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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
fYa Gazette ia Sao asa Temperance-
Yews, Weever Etna, two enterPrt
dug and attentive young men, have now
the excludes agency for the Garet re In
the boronitis of Temperanoevllle and
Bligo. end they will promptly deliver 11
by carriers every morning in those
places. They well =alma nl6ll. elm
vest for mibeorlbers, and. in the mean
time, if any persons who were served ty
the former carrier - do not pt their pa.
pe‘they will be promptly served on
Laving pollee at Weaver Bra's new
Opt.. near. Darlington's feed store,
Temparanesidlls, or, tt the Grarrra
eon zoom. Mifth penes.
Mendsems Councils to-night.
Ike military lever is high among us
The Central Bout of Education meets
altarnoon.
All our hotels are doles well for this
moon of she year.
Ceased, awn to-day at two o'clock, to
slut city alms for the ensuing year.
!Sere la a couirth of busineas La the
ttninal Hue at our niagistrates' offices
shies the holidays.
Ifs Allsaiwny Mayor's Mlles was
without a Onto caws yesterday mona
ds/. At lids rats ldayor Callow will not
hare much an hand.
The trial of Campbell for tho murder
Of Ide wife le 'Mooting 'a grad deist of
alatettkat. There to enough of the sea
eetlota in It to draw.
SUE S. H. TheWpm= will be installed
stirnierly me pastor of the Fourth Pres.
b Winn Church, Penn street, between
th and Sixteenth, this organs.
The ettempt to Introduce a new sys.
tern of adveztlalng—carde In street'oars
—Gamut to have been a failure. The
number of carda L Dna now than ever
IMAM
011 T Inansetor of Ws and • Gas Kens
tested the illu value of the Blr-
Maids= gas, rwte afternoon. and
IS me found to be equal to aummteen
sad - one-half (17%) handles. being two
and- one.half (234) candles In exam of
the regialretnente of the law.
essemer's 011es.—The office of
aurall Errett, Esq., humor of the SEW
=-has tow removed to No. /33
IMAM, Rafe Deposit Company's
banding. TitS °Moe of the Assistant As.
Mew of the Ist and 2ed divisions, First
and Fourth, =dß/mond and Third wards,
will be at the same place.
Irksome Slower, a workman at OW,
ElOrinstt Co.'s billls, Hydride borough,
died of apoplexy yesterday at half past
twelve o'clock. He fell while engaged
at work, and life was extinct befbre any
C. niched hint. Coroner Clawson held
ea Inquest on the hod • .. 'Cry re•
turned . accordance with-the
lillenengebela Valley Itallread.—At the
eamaat meetang .of the Monongahela
Palsy Railroad Company held yawl..
del. the Iblkowing gentlemen ware nom
inated as Directors for the ensuing year:
Joseph Walton Wm. Price, T. W.
Briggs, 'B. F. Jones. Cleo. Black, J. C.
Rubor, H. M. Heys. Dr. A. Patton, Joe..
tThlwroth.
Letallatien.—Rer. S. H. Thompson
will be Installed as pastor of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church this (Tuesday)
=. The @artless will commence
clock end be conducted by Revs.
Elearid. Besto , and Gillespie. Tbechurcb
Is bested on Penn street, between
taanth and Sixteenth streets. The pub.
• Ile tree Invited to be present. -
IlpecteeteL---To all three who, from
wink eyes. Impelredvision. or anyotharr
art under the neeerdty of. using
opeatecles, we would suggest the prowl.
sty on:ening on Dr. E. fit. Mad= Pilin
dual optician, whose advertisement will
be found in another column. The Don
tor comes among us highly recommend
ed. as will be seen by the long lict of
cern he publishes.
tsalidentiak—The Morgantown „Ebert,
• in It. last Mane, tells of one KneffeMo
rro, who appeared in: that town shoot
two weeks ago, represented himself 111.6
proprietor •of the Pittsburgh Novelty
Works, oontraoted for the purchase of a
saw mlll,for mOO% got a week's free
boaridlng while the preliminaries were
=being arranged, and then decamped,
• halving the lawyers and proprietors of
Lho mill
the
the Moo waiting bts Ago*.
I hare to the agreement. a . • _
Heard of 'Ttuoutoo.—The =Embers o
the Third Presbyterian Church eoogrs•
yesterusi sseembled and elected
the ll:thawing Trustees to serve the enlm-
Mg year: Charles B. Clark, J. Layng,
, pada Jonah W. A. Herron. G. G. fol.
Lenabee, E. E. Breed. J. K.' Moorhead,
C. K. M. Smith and S. W. Semple. The
elmtion wee largely attended. The at
:tatrs or church ware neyer in a more
— ches/Mfal and gratifying condition. -
lormanade.—The H. Cecilia Sliver
Cornet Band will give • grand ainembly
promenade
Slat ay Hall, Fri da
Ilnenitte, the at
inst. Having the y
pleasnre tif an acquaintance with amoral
members of the band, we have no hesi
tancy In predicting the assembly a grand
ancoess, as It Ia a characteristic of the
gentlealani to do whatever they at•
lama In a satisfactory and commind
able manner. 'rickets of admiadon to
the promenade may be procured from
the members of the band at two dollars
inch.
Oiroase• lavierts.
Saturday night Jane Bird gave birth
to an infant at the Twelfth ward station
-house. Tpa child died on Stutday night.
Carom Clawson, yesterday morning.
:held an inquiet on the body. A vardicj
ordeal!' from convulsions was rendered.
Coroner Clawson held an Inquest yer
harday morning on the remain, of Mr.
Wm. C. Temple, an old gentleinesieho
died mildewy, Sunday evening are the
reddenes of air. T. Sinclair, Fourth ave.
aux The Puy returned a Torahs of
death from exposition or the bugs. De.
osered was horn In Waildnatan manly.
- sad ,was .01W-lburyears of age, thirty
,' lbw Or which had been' spent in Pine
WM*.
litoekholdeni. Election.
AS a meeting of the stockholders of the
Orh.lmnraooe Oontpeny, head on Mont
day. the 10th hut, et the °Moe of the
menpany, the fisllowing genflemenevere
dosed directors ner the. etendne fear.
: N.H. Ring, IDO. T. fenninge, N.J.
Ailey, Daniel Wallace, Zak. Hill, 8. H.
Eattaxart. Samuel licelurkur .7.14.1 N
EIEM3MMI
With a single exception lime are the
IMO en Met year_ . Mr. Robert H. -Ring
is reelected PresidanL The manage
ment of this inatitinlon, restelting.la a
dividend Of ten per for the lest alx
months, makes it a marvel among its
Milowa. Of Mime such a board is IMO
01111141.1101L101L .
'lliehers , Union.
The &Wham of the Sabbath . Schools
eounictiii With the Reformed and United
Prost*Mria . Churches, of this city, held
thair regular meeting last evening In
the PM' 11. P. Church (Rev. & B
End's), toner of Washington street
" - wad Webster avemtn.
Mr. James Houston, of the Pint Rs.
"lictusd Plwnyterlan Church was elected
Ilserstary of tbe Union for the present
rear.
I • • Ass.nerestLug. .txtrasi . lesson. was
taughtby Be,. Mamas R. Ba nns, the
lien leaf "my Faber. Mon art
see guide of my youth." 'all as seed
themselves highly delighted;_ with the
manner in which the lesson was, taught.
The exercises were Interspersed with
MMus excellent mai mega....,
.Ctriao. Eiovas.—Mr. Joseph E. Em
1, 'snotty tbeatmeedingly witty sod mouse •
exiiique, who crested such
for* la atitueemeat droll. lest wish
Ist the Open House, will moan daring
the present : week. He played to large
iiiidlewee isege aoing. sod will thiubtiese
tome roll bonne throughout the week.
our Cousin • tiortuou." still oe.
etudes the boardi, and we pertame will
11111 throutb the weak.
Or , • 'AI:ADZ:KT or httnirc.—Ber. G. WbltA.
editor attire Protestant Mitratommi, .111
laiiture at the Academy tonticht. TS&
dleenesion of ...Auricular Omfasalon. ,
will doubtless &di Intense - Interest. If
the dliclosnres are true, they are of the
J ost darnseng character.
THE CAMPBELL HOMINIDS.
Trial of Thomas J. campbell for the
Murder of Hu Wife—libudy of the
Case—Tile TCsitmony.
Thomas .T;CamPbell, indicted for the
murder of his wife Isabella Campbell
Was placed on trial yesterday In the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, Judges
Stows and Collier on the bench.
HIBTOET Or THE CABS.
The shocking and disgusting details of
the horrible tragedy having been pub
lished In full at the time of the occur.
thrice, it is not our purpose to enter into
them at this time, but to. give merely
a Mid history of the case and the cir
cumstances conneMed with it, in order
that our reader. may more fully under
stand what follows.
Monday morning, Rominiter 810, the
citizens of the Fourteenth ward, In the
neighborhood of Soho, were thrown Into
*Mete of., excitement by the annoanoo
meat that a most brutal and horrible
murder had been committed In their
midst—that the perpetrator of the fearful
crime was Thomas J. Campbell, irodhis
wife Isabelle the victim. The matter
was first brought to- the notice of the
authorities by Campbell himself, who,
It appears, met His Honor, the Mayor,
on Chatham street. early Monday morn
ing, having his child, a little boy. of two
years, in his arms, and stated that his
wife had accidentally fallen down stairs
during the night, and he thought she
was dead. He feared that the neighbors
might accuse: him of killing her, and
wanted to know what course to pur
sue.. The Mayor directed him to re
turn • home and he. would send an
officer.tcs Inquire into tbe . affair. The
Mayor then hastened to his office end•
dispatched offence Ruche and Long to
Campbell's hone* at Soho to see what truth
there was In the man's statements, who
It appears, -was considerably under the
Influence of liquor when be met His
Maxi,. When near the house the officers
found Campbell at the office of Doctor
Thorn, ,!3n Fifth avenue, requesting the
Doctor to accompany him to Mx bowls to
see his wife. They went on to the house,
and on gaining admittance, found the
body of_Mrs. Campbell lying on the
floor of the basement kitchen
life
less and beaten in a most hor
rid and smocking manner. Camp
bell was taken into custody and
conveyed to the lookup, where he was
confined until the Coroner held an in.
quest, on the body of the murdered
woman, the testimony at which we de
aline to publish et this time as it will
doubtless be elicited during the trial.
Suffice It to say, that it was sufficient to
warrant an Information against Campbell
mid his being held to answ,T the charge
of murder. The accused atones secured
the services of able conned, T. M. Mar
shall and .1.• C. McCarthy, Esq.'. ' and
John Coyle, Esq., was employed to assist
the District Attorney.
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• Campbell, the accused, was of • course
committed tojail, where be has re.
Mahood until the present time. Since
Ms imprisonment he has manifested the
most stoical. indifference. He la at all
times cheerful and oommunicative, free.
ly asserts Lis 111110011D00, and appears to
have no fears as to the result of the trial.
The Crier was directed to open the
Court of Oyer and Terminer, after which
the work of empannelling a Jury was
commenced.. The Fennel was called
over, and all answered to their 'names
bat ex. After the regular pannel was
exhausted. the Court ordered the Sheriff
to summon six talesman, who were also
exhausted. and the jury not yet full.
Another order for talesmon was leaned,
from which the Jury was completed.
• Court than took a recess until two
O'clock, P. .
AFTYRFOON BE lON
Court Convened at two o'clock, and the
Court room was densely crowded. The
Court ordered that the bar be cleared of
all persons except attorneys. witnesses,
reporters and officers of the Court. The
prisoner was then arraigned In the camel
form and plead Not guilty." '
• John _Coyle, .Esq., opened the cue to
the Jury on behalf of the Common
wealth._ stating in a brief and concise
manner the facts in the case as could
be proven by the Commonwealth.
I=
Dr.A. C Murdoch, sworn—l am wpm°.
Using physician In thin city. On the Bth
of Novomber I was summoned by the
Coronor to examine the body of a wo
man said to be Una Campbell; in the
first house beyond the toll gate, on Fifth
avenue, near &dm. I found the body
lying in the basement kitchen; it was too
dark to examine tho body there, and I
had it removed to Devore's, on Grant
street; I then examined the b ody;i found
a nuMber of 'rounds and bruises on the
lower extremities; six wounds on the
head, and one at. the outer angle of
the left eyes the entire scalp was detach: .
egl from the cranium; found no fracture
of the skull; it was, I think, about
nine o'clock - in tho morning when
I first saw the body. It was cold.
Could not say how long the woman had
been dead. The wounds had the appear.
ance of having been made with a blunt
Instrument. such as a hammer or a
poker. I examined the premises; found
I the woman as stated, lying In the base.
went. between the stove and a broken
lounge. A narrow stairway led to the
room above. The Doctor then described
the condition of the rooms above; broken
chairs And dishes were scattered In pro
ration through the upper rooms, and the
walls and Boors were. saturatod with
blood not ,yet congealed. There was •
broken basin mid a clottraaturated with
blood and water Indicating that the blood
had been washed up. An iron poker
and n leg from a broken chair were
shown witness. which he identified as
having . been picked no by him, and
which he said would make such wounds
as were found on the body. The CUM of
the death of the woman was from con
cession and loss of blood. Death re.
stated from the beating and the conse
quent loss of blood.
Crost•Examlned—l could form no pas.
hive opinion as to the time of death. I
thought that it bad occurred about six
hours previous to -the time I saw her.
Death resulted from a cessation of the
nervous thud. Some of the wounds
might have occaured from a fall, but
woman would have had to have fallethn e •
great many times to produce all the
-wounds found -on the body. My first
knowledge of the affair wan en Monday
morning. - I was called to see the woman
by the Coroner. Death resulted from
the effects of the wound, on the head and
Thelma of blood. -I do not_think a per
son would likely recover from the
wounds, the. head was an bruised and
!worsted. Mrs. Campbell was a mid
-Ming sized woman, rather muscular and
well developed; she was shoat five feet
three or four inches in height.
Redirect—The wounds on .the head
were fresh; those on the body were not
so fresh. The wound_holow the knee
was cut Into the bone; the others above
Were merely bruises.
Dr. J. C Thorne, sworn—l reside
near Sam bridge, about seventy-five or
one handled lards from- where Camp
bell :elided; I saw Mrs. Campbell Mon
day Morning, the Bth of November,
about 6 o'ulock; am a practicing physi
dad Vans awaked up shoat clx o'clock
by Campbell who said he wanted me to
SO and see his wife, who had got bunt.
while I was getting ready °unbolt said
he had hit his wife a clout and maybe he
had killed her; ho said be bad found
her in bed with another man. The Doc
t here gave • description of the condi.
tom of the mom, which waVabota the
stme as that given by Dr. Murdoch.
Found
the
. woman lying dead be.
tween the stove, and a lounge; Camp
bell told me that he wakened between
acme and four o'clock and waled his wife
and she did not answer lam. He sold
he bad built a fire and laid her between
the stove and lounge. There was no
one In the room when I went there
but the dead body, Mr. Campbell and •
little child about two years old, which
was lying on a rug near the stove. I
told him his wife waif dead, and he asked
me what be bad better do. I told
him to take his child and go to the
HAM'S . office and give himself. up.
About eight o'clock he returned and
. wanted me to. go back and ace his wife
and tell him whether she was dead or
not.. When I first went to the house,
Campbell tailed my attention-to a spot
of blood on the wall and said, "There is
where 'she hit her head." When we
went down eters he pointed out the
wound on the aide of the woman's face
and said, Teem it where her bead is
out" He did not say how the wound
was made or how the blood got on the
daor:.
Moisexamlned-1. thine Campbell
was Intoxicated when he called at my
Office; be wax a little wild and very meth
excited; when I flat went to the hones
with him he was Intoxicated; the stair.
way leading from tne baaement to the
upper room la not very steep; it is very
narrow; I think Campbell was recover.
log from a state of drunkenneu when
be called on me. He paid that there bad'
been some men there. that they had
been drinking and that be had been
„drunk. and I think he said his wife had
been drunk; he asked me for whisky
when he cants to my-crUce at six o'clock
In the morning. When I examined the
body her arms wore cold. and /he
Mapco pulse. I don ' t remember all that
Carophelisald. He talked incoherently.
yards aim m Is
w se h v re y C l mp o b r e o l /3 i o v e h d und T r h ed e
room In which .I found the body, was
admit 10 by 18: feet. I don't know the
ales of the rooms above. When Camp.
bell came back, about 8 o'clock, I think
be wu drunker than he we, when he
first called. Mei child was nob with him
when he came the pecondtlme. He told
roe he had been to see the Mayor. It
was nearly daylight at Mx o'clock. I
have net seen Campbell aloes he left my
office at 8 o'clock that morning, until to•
day.. While he was In my office the last
tlO3ll the officers came In to errant him
He made no objections to going with
hem.
Officer Fred. finch, sworn—Am one of
the Mayor's police. Officer Long and I
arrested Campbell at ,Dr. Thorn's office.
Mr. Long came to my house; we went to
Campbell's house. .Saw Campbell kneekz
Mg at Dr. Thorn's office. Went. to
Campbell's house and got in at the front
door. Saw Mrs. Campbell lying on the
floor between the stove and lounge, and
a child alining on the lounge. There was
just room to pass between the lounge
and the stairs. The lounge was about
two or.tbree feet from the stairs. There
was no milling to the stairs. A person
sitting on the lounge could me the top of
the stairs. A person at the top of the
stairs could see the end of the lounge if
it was light enough. Both mama up
stairs were very light. The basement
was very dark, and there was a candle
sticking against the wall, burning. We
then went to Dr. Thorn's office and after
getting . a woman to take charge of the
child, we brought Campbell to the May-,
or's office.
Job Market/I, sworn.—l went to Camp.
bell's house early. on Sunday morning
before Mrs. Campbell watt killed, Mr.
Pricker was with me. We went into the
basement. I first ea* • Mrs. Campbell
outside, and then saw Mr. Campbell in
the basement. Mrs. Campbell was walk. ,
lug around as usual. Mr. Campbell was,l
there. I did not see any marks on her
face. She complained that Mr. Campbell
had beat her the night before and put
her out of the house. I left the house
about noon, and returned about three or
four o'clock in the afternoon. Mr.
Campbell, Mr. Pricker, Golden, Murphy
and Mrs. Campbell were there. Mr. '
Campbell went out for some liquor,
leaving the others in the house. Mr.
Campbell was under the influence ell
liquor. When Campbell came back lie
asked me where Golden was, and I either
told Mtn he was up stairs or that he
was out, I don't know which. He then
went up stairs and I beard a
fall and a scream of murder. I asked
him what he was doing, and told him to
come down out of that. He then came
down and took a drink of liquor, and
returned up stairs. I heard a scuffle
and sounds as if a man was beating
some one. He asked her what man had
been with her last, and she replied that
he was the man._l then went out for a
moment, and wen I came In I sat on
the foot of the lounge next the stairs. I
heard him say. "I will kill you, you
d—d —." I looked up and saw them
at the heed of the stain; he had hold of
her, and, to the beet of my knowledge,
pushed her down the stairs; I knew his
voles, and knew it was him abnahig her
in the other apartment. Shecame down
the stairs head first. I heard her groan.
lug, and Campbell lifted her up and put
her on the lounge. She did not speak.'
He took the poker and lifted
her up by the area and beat her
over tee head and shoulder. I told
him it was a shame to settee a woman in'
that manner. He said ill interfered he
would cut my d—d guts out. He then
laid down on the flair and in a moment
got up and picked ups butcher knits
and made et nip, allying; You S—n or *
b—h, I have been looking for you. I
then left and did not Interfere any more.
I tried to get Mr. Pricker sway. I do
not know where Golden was. I do not
know when Mr'. Campbell went up
smirs. Campbell went up there three or
four times and every time he went up I
heard a scuffle as if he was beating some
one. I don't know how long it was after
Campbell [fret went up stairs until he
push..d Mrs. Campbell down stairs. The
candle was lit when he pushed her down
the stairs The candle was on the table.
Croce Examined —I saw him push her; I
to the beet of my opinion ho pushed her
with his foot; the candle illuminated the
stairway; I don't kuow the hour in the
day I went te Campbell's house; It wax,
in the morning; I boarded on Second av
enue below Soho; I think it was after adz '
o'clock when I loft my boarding house
that Sabbath morning; I had one orink of
whisky before I went to Campbell's; Mr. I
Pricker was with me; we went there to
get &drink, to the beat of my recollection
we arrived there before ten o'clock; we
went Into the home, and I gave Camp.
bell forty cents and he went out and
got a bottle of whleky; I gave him more
money and ho went out and got,
some meat; I eat a share of It;
I gave money for liquor twice;
I loaned him Ore dollars to pay
rant. We all drank; could not say
whether Mrs. Campbell drank any or
nok Mr. Campbell brought all the liquor
that was brought to that house that day,
except one bottle, and that Mr. Murphy
brought. I did not me Mra. Campbell
go up stairs that day; did not go up my.
self. I saw Mr. Campbell go up stairs;
I don't know that Golden went upstairs;
I did not state that Golden went upstairs
when Mrs. Campbell was up stalls. I
think I left between four and ave, and
was away over an hour. I did not see
Murphy or. Golden after I came back;
Frlcker was in the house drunk; •
took a walk round Gaxiam's
I do not know what time Golden left.
When he was beating the woman
I told him it was a shame, and went to
the door. I do not remember how
long it was after I came in that
Campbell puttied his wife down stair. I
was not drunk, but under the influence
of liquor; I was afraid of Campbell when
he threatened me. I went home withot
my hat,and IL is there yet for what I
know. I" do not know how much,
whisky was drunk In Campbell's house
that day. I was never up stairs in Camp
bell's house; was never In the house be
fore:don't remember whether I gave the
money to Mrs. or Mr. Campbell.
James Golden, sworn—l live near
where Mr. Camp bell: lived at Soho. My
house is about sixteen feet in the rear of
his house. Knew Campbell about four
years. He lived there about one week.
I met Mr. Campbell on Saturday night
before this murder took place, on F)lth
avenue. lie said his wile had runaway
and he was looking for her. Went home
and Campbell went with me. Found Um.
Campbell and her child at my house when
I went home. Campbell came in mid they
afterwards went home. About 8 o'clock
Sundsy morning Mrs. Campbell knocked
at my door and my wife let her In. I
heard stones come against the windows.
I went to the door and Campbell beck
oned to me to come down. Went down
and get a drink of whisky. Went back
home and changed my shoes and return.
ed again. Either Mn.a or Mr. Camb.
bell Liked Moreland for 11.5. I don't
know which of them got the
money. She told as that she had three
gallons of whbiky and that Campbell
had either hid it or Peter Wickline bad
stolen it. I went up to the garret to look
for the whisky, and while I watt up throe
Campbell came up and nailed her •
d--d t he tried to strike her.
I caught hen and she ran down stairs.
They afterward, came to my house and
drank several glasses of ale. I do not
know what occurred afterwards.
The witness was subjected toe search.
ing cross-examination, which, however,
failed to elicit anything of benefit to the
defence.
At this point Court adjourned to meet
at nine o'clock a. x. Tuesday.
"The Romance of Cavalry Life."
The seri lecture of the course, under
the auspices of the.G. A. R., will be
given In the Academy of Music, Thurs.
nay evening, by. the Rev. E. P. Roe; who
discourses on "me Romance of Greeley -
The lecturer Is well known In
the east /111 an eloquent and graceful
writer and a Pleasing platform speaker:
From personal experienoea of life 'iii
the saddle" he drawn reminiscences and
thrilling scenes, and.danng explcilts, and
humorous Incidents in the career of the
carat ryme n,'w hich, clothed In choice and
fitting language, captivate and itultruct,
and always entertain. An hour at the
Acadetby on Thursday evening will mo
sey more knowledge of the romance of
this exalting and generalty eventful life,
than anything outside of actual expert.
once. The subject is an excellent one.
the lecturer is equal to it, and • crowded
house should be the result. There are
no reserved seats, and those desiring to
be in attendance, after purchasing a
ticket fn fifty cents, should be on hand
early to secure a good neat.
Cockney Conceit.
As an example of the egregious blun
ders which perlyatello cockneys from
the Atlantic cities are prone to make, we
quote the following from the letter of a
travelling correspondent of the PhCadet
phis Bulletin. Ete eaya : -
The Clevehtudend Pittsburgh road is.
as I have already said, under the &introl
of the Erie railway, and a poor road it ia,
under their management. It seam, to
me the C. and P. ConipanyMade a ml,.
take in attaching their fortunes. to the
Erie, rather than the Pennsylvania. If
the latter would refuse to allow the use
of the track from Rochester to Pittsburgh
to the C. and P. R. It. Co. '
and would
build the branch suggested from Alli
ance. L. would practically extend the
track of the Pennsylvania Central Into
the city of Cleveland.
.
Commentary could add pouting to this
riot:mesa of stupidity.
===l
That weary barrel of ale put up by . Pier,
DanesLa & Co., Is made of the beet quid.
fly of malt and hope. 'lb lusuro a good
draught of ale, oak for Pier, Daniels et
oo.'it "cream." -
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: tUESDAY. MORNING. JANUARY U; 1870
13%1TR&SCE.
Annual ateetinga—Etectlen of Director;
The annual stockholders' meeting of
■ number of insurance companies wits
held yesterday. The following is the
result of the elections for directors of the
respective institutions named. •
Merchants and Manufacturers' /rune.
ance Company Directors: Mean;
James I. Bennett, John W. Chal
fant, A. E. W. Painter, Robert Lea,
Isaiah Dickey, Rev. I.C. Pershing, Wm.
Walker, Mark. W. Watson, Henry A.
Weaver, John Wilson, W. A. Reed
Joseph Walton and Robert JamLson. •
Peoples insurance Company Di.
rectors--Mesers. William Phillips, John
Watt, John E. Parke, Captain John L.
Rhodes, 'William Vankirk, Jared H.
Brush, Samuel P. Shriver,
James D.
Vence; Madeia:tackle, Virzn, F. Lang,
C. H. Mee and Samuel McCrickart.
Ailleghany Insurance Company.—Direc
tors—rdeseers.. John Irwin, Jr. Thomas
J. Haa:mon, Capt. William Dean. Her :
vey Childs , C. G. Hassey. Charles Hays,
Robert ',R Davis, B. L. Fahneatock, W.
H. Everson. Capt. J. T. Stoakdale, Thee.
H. Nevtn. Hugh S. Mewing. •
Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Directors—Messrs. R. C: Gray. D. E.
Park, James Rees, H. W. Oliver, Jr.,
Henry ( Lloyd, Jame' H. Wright, John
Grad: JOhtt P. Smith, F. M. Gordon, N.
J. Higley, Edward Gregg, Thomas Don
nelly.
National Insurance Ca—Messrs. Bobt.
Lea, W. W. • Martin 0. H. P. Williams,
James L.Graham, john Thompson, Jea.
Lockhart, John Brown, Jr -John A.
Myler, C. C. Boyle, Georgearst, Josieph
Myers. Jacob Kopp, Joseph McNaugher.
Ai/meanie /nal:ranee Co.—/Krecters.
—isieesra. Robert. C.-Schmertz, Charles
Meyran, William F. Lang, Peter Keil,
Christian Siebert, ';
Joseph Abel, C. J.
Schultz, A. Steinmeyer, Martin Hey!,
William Carr,' Adam Wiese, Joseph
Morgenstern.
German insurance Co.—Directors —C.
Hoeveler, Ed. de 13arenne, O. BarchTeld,
A. Groetzinger, H. E. Welth, Joseph
Lang, FI. Voegele, George Seybold, An
thony Meyer. H. Dallmeyer, .1. W. Tim,
J. F. Havekotte.
Enterprise Insurance Co —Directors.-
6. W. J. Friday, Robert Dickson
I. J. Standard, Joachim Weiner, Robt.
'Lidded. Benjamin Schmidt, 0. F. glop.
fer, Edwin Miles, C. Van Baran, August
Ammon. M. C. Kane. -
Ben Franklin insuranne Company.—
Directors—Henry Irwin, ueo. R. Riddle,
Simon Drum, WILL M. Stewart, Joseph
Lamer, D. L. Patterson, Jacob Fran;
J. B. Smith, Gottlieb Faso, Jacoirßush,
J. C. Patterson. J. S. Slagle, S. IL Geyer,
B. B. Mowry. M. D.,.Joe. Craig.
The Iron City. Mutual. Life Insurance
Company of Penno/vania.—At the an
nual election for Directors of this young
sad prosperous . institution held yeater
day, January 10th, at the adios of the
Company; the following three persons
were chosen to serve the Company for
the ensuing four years: C. W. Benny,
D. L. Patterson, Daniel Stinger. •
Lire, ilealltiand Distant
I==l
Animal life manifests itself only by the
phenomena It displays during Its limited
existence In the body.
Health le that Sound state of the living
body whioh exhibits the highest degree
of animal life.
Disease Is the antogonist of health, and
spends its action in efforts to reduce the
degree of life below this maxim.
To maintain the poweri of life In this
degree of health, and to restrain the in
fluence of disease to this destruction Of
theliving body, Is the grand ahn of medi
cal science.
To ecaomplish these objects In the best
and most acientiliC manner has been the
entire business of our life, being govern
ed In our inv.tigations, as far as possi
ble, by the/axed laws of *clone, believing
that the really sick will meek the quicken
And beet cheoceof relief without regard
to any.preconcelved, fastidious notions
about thin mode of practice.
We believe, that if, for the bettor un
derstanding of the laws of health, and
the actions et disease,, we chow to peal*
trate further into the mysteries of - these
conditions by an examination of the
"urinary seinetions" than is tumal
medical men, no equearedshness on the
I part of the truly afflicted will dater
them from making application to us' ibr
relief.
And more especially will they apply
to tut when it is known that our system
dwells almost entirely upon fsetathed
figures for its data; that the wonderful
powers of the mloraacope are brought
into requisition: ;that the immutable
laws of chemletry come to our aid; that
the fundamental prilgeple •of 'areal
lography atepa in to our aarielatimetr,
and that the mathematical and geometri
cal facts in relation to therm sciences
furnish no with the figures, as it were,
which suable • us to demonstrate the
truths Involved in each particular cue.
In the thouesnde of cases that we have
thou iveatigated during a life long prac
tice In Pittsburgh, where we still rcaide.
many of them were physicians and men
of scientific attainments, who could sae
at once the practicability of our eye
tern, whilst a large majority °tench long
suffering as to have become good judges
of their own aches and pains, and could
tell at once whether their symptoms
were correctly described by us or not.
From the former we have received
many commendation,; from ._the
latter many heartfelt theatre.
And we still hope by the
critical Investigation of every case. and
the moat' a:dentine treatment of every
disease, to continue to merit the patron.
age and gratitude of the afflicted, by
relieving them of autraring ilia, and
restoring them to health. the greatest
boon of life. L. OLDS/RIR,
Library Lecture
Mr. Theodore Tilton, of New York, de.
livered a lecture lest evening In the
Academy of Music, under the auspices
alt the Young Mena' Mercantile Library
Association, on 'one Art of Using the
Mind." He showed the influence which
a sound body in the development
of the Intellectual nature In the human
organization. When a man eats well,
drinks well, sleeps well, and laughs
well, be begins to think well. He Illus.
traced the influence of the moral on the
Intellectual nature,. and abetted bow
necessary the former is to the highest
development of the latter.
Mr. Tilton'a lecture partook largely of
the sermonic style, or what would be
called by many, metaphysical preaching.
ills manner is free, and at times he be.
comes quite animated.
Toe Academy was well filled with a
moat Intelligent sadism*, who frequent.
ly gave demonstrations of approval of
the thoughts uttered by Mr. Tilton.,„The
moral sentiment of the lecture waagood,
and it was evidently received with satin.
That Translation,
Crquo puteat pede.
CEdike i not impartiel,- became to be
the negative of partial, death mutt have
hid some knowledge of partiality.
CEIno is not discriminate for the same
CE:quo is not Indifferent, because to be .
Irmlffereat, death most have had some
knowledge of preferences.
Therefore, death's action In destroying
must be the action of a aeneeleaa being,
and must be expressed by a word that in
need of an inanimate destroying powers
such as the action of a cannon ball, a
stroke of lightning, an earthquake, or to
descend a garden roller.
Horace's words convey this' idea to my
Mind. The genius of a poet consists in
conveying a striking Ides in the 'fewest
elegant words therefore a translation
that requires four English lines to ex
press the meizing of two Latin lines
does not deserve consideration.
Lastly, Hones says. nothing about
doors, for which roman I approve of Wm
rendering of "pulses" Into ..o'espowera."
co=ra
About twelve o'clock , law night a,
young man was walkl rug up Fifth avenue,
and when to front of the Postolllos he
fired two shots from a revolver. Ofiloer
Palmer, who was on duty in the vicinity
hearing the report and seeing the nub
from the pistol, promptly arrested the
fellow, who proved to be Samna Driscol.
He wu very mach intogicated,and when
asked why he fired the pistol, denied
having a pistol. Ho WAS searched and
no pistol found. , The officer was surpri
sed at not finding the weapon, as he wee
within a few yards of Driscol when the
shot wee fired, and there wee no one else
near him. Daunt was taken to the hick
up and furnished with quarters for the
night.
=I
It &Omar" that Immediately after tiring
the pistol; it was thrown Into the atria:,
and while the of was searching Dria•
col. a friend came along, picked on the
revolver, and - quietly walked odwbat it.
Keeler's Petroleum Beale. with' PK:
form curved to prevent barrels from
rolling otr, i,.bein g .patented t by. S. F.
Realer, 38 Wood street._. ..
Steel *Bro. havej tut reeeived a stock
of fresh Chincoteague Shell Oysters, at
PI per bound.
'The Telegraphic. Lockout, •
The strike of the telegraphers, is not
yet settled: The indications furnish no
means of determining the end. The
managers are still defiant and the opera
tors hold out with determination. Lad
night the League received encouraging
reports from their brethren east and
west. The Central League at New York
have loaned - a circular which rehearses
the grievance; and characterizes the
attempt at a reduction of wares on the
Pacific elope as only the precursor of a
similar action over the whole country,
and denounomi It as aft attempt to make
'TIP from employees that which is loot In
competing with rival lines. In the mean
time business at the telegraph Maces
continues with no apparent interruption.
Want of apace prevents us from giving
the telegrams in fitiL
Tee stockholders of the Co-operative
Life Insurance Company, of Western
Pennsylvania, are hereby notified that
an election for twenty Directors of Bald
office.
Company will be hat the Company's
office. 128 Smithfiel d' strt, Pittsburgh,
on Wednesday, January 12th, A. D.
1270, between the hours of 2 and 4 o'clock
r. at. By order of the President.
TIT PATrEstects, Secretary.
brate Oys
tam Cters,
hinOys co ters, Oyster.—The .cele.
teague and
(Va.) Orders are received fresh and di
rect from their native waters every Mon
day suidattursday. Quality guaranteed,
and bold at the unprecedented low price
of 16 per barrel. Call at once at
Brent. 8n0...e,
tf. Third street, near Smithfield.
Chincoteague and Ononcoet Cove °pa
ten, only 110 per barrel. Enquire for
Marshall s Oyster's,. at Steel & Bro.'s,
Third Avenue, near Smithfield. 100 bar.
rely just ;trend,
Hecker's Farina forms a very agree
able light nutritive food, a superior arti
cle for puddings and Jellies, and la highly
recommended by phyalciens for Invalids
and children. Sold by all grocers. T
100 Barrels Knelt oysters.—Onaneock
Coves and Chleonteagne Plante, received
thla day. Price only 16,00. Quality
guaranteed In all eases.
- &mu. dc lino.,
Third avenue. •
Shop, 190 Federal street,
Allegheny, in a fired clan for luxurloua
bath, for shaving, hair dyeing, hair cut
ting and dressing, plain or by curling and
frizzle; abo, for cupnin,g and leeching. T
Constitution Water is a certain care lbr
Diabetes and all diastase of the Hid•
nem For male by all Druggists
Chincoteague snot Ornersat Steel ,&
Bro.'s. Fresh arrival today at 16 per
barrel. Third avenue, near Smithfield
street.
Fresh Artlyst of Chlncotaegue Shell
Oysters at Steel dr. Bro.'s today, which
are selling at ja per barrel.
Chincoteague Shell oyders.—Fresh
arrival at Steel it Bro.'s, at ;a per barrel.
shell Oyster. only $G per barrel at Stool
t Etro..a. Quality guaranteed. ,
Christmas Olsten ;a per barrel at Mee
et Bro.'s.
QM
ANDIRSON—on ntoning g nmate,
gib. ILDIVAIiO ANDSHBOY. Lb* 47th year
or Ms gig,
from hie late residence, or Peen Bt..
eecone door from SY',Belli (isle Smith) wee!,
rims aresafroolr, at A oiel.k. ',leads of the
Wally are rear...fairy limited to attend.
CASE iLL—la Baltimore. 00 Satittda,. Jae.-
..reit/4 at 10 o'clock P.M.. DAN 1 IC .• J. CA , -
H MOn of tir.l Carroll, of thin oily. in the
/Ad yea: of his age.
The funeral will pie plate from the ratidetre
of C. IfeClo.ker. Yeq corner of Swaleekr sad
Lecock eteeete, Ant, eny. on It korcteore
tzev.kro, at 111 o'clock. The friends of the
farraUr are reser afullytn•lted to att...no
At •a. . hendsy moraine. J•auso ,
9th, In 211•ItT—or.0 Vayett v .. towtualp, JOHN allutlT.
In the al3d year of ht. age.
The funeral seal take place 7 1141,001,111
115 1:10tk. from hie late result:lee. and pr.
reed to
the foully burflag hround ...Montour
Church Carriages will curt from Chalice A
Peeblei stable, Allegheny. al TA. 11., blend.
of the family ars respactllally hotbed to attend.
ANDERSON—On leads y morning. Jesting,
9th. RATE 21100127. daughter of ft.eld 0. sad
Jane Anderson. and 23 year. awl day..
/newel Ttrlstur sionsloo at 10 o• lock.
Isom the mild, nos of her pars Ott, No. 39 MO
birth (late halth) street. The 119544 of the
family arr'egper fatly lasitedta askenol.
UNDERTAKERS
PAITZILSOW James 1.. WILLI/111i.
r*Tr* ItSON . W. ILL MB,
Under. Pittsburgh. of MO arcane and
ib atreet, C. fat of all alibis.
shrouds. Crapes and Glove, and every descrip
tion of (suer.. furnt.hl ng good• fundsted au the
eesoat r.asonabicteruts In IL. city. Hearse and
erring. fem./Sled. Ogloe obeli day sedate...tr.,
CHARLES Lc PEE LILM UN.
DLYWAILItitIi AND LIVIIHY 4
come: .f ELNDUBILT taTILYET AND
LV7i)(9ll. Allegheuy City, ...hero :kelt Duirga.
IiCQI6S "col...tautlysupplied will, "I age
Imitation lignawood, liaL.vency nod Waltdo
at prides ssry lag hum ito MO. .Bt .
kciroetire4 fur in.tenteut. Hearses and Ca,
farnialoso_ also, sit &Sada alsoarolff
60.011 a. if isiVatersas Ogee orals atallbouss.Oal
WW2 alght.
jthIEPEI METER & SON,
ovriormnpriacals.
No. 4914 FINN MONT.
Oasertaava Men Ir nuanals, $3.00 seek.
datedl7l2ol • and all naval Famishment at n. rates. au?
JOIE M. COOPER & 00. 1
Bell And Brass Founders,
ERNIE, LICOIGTITE t LOLLIIIG MILL
BRASSES
Made *rosoptio to Order.
BAIRITPB METAL
Made and Kept on Hand.
Poloist.. .M Itsoubearer. of
J.M. Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Mee, 882 PENN STREET.
rme l 7soo:.nut and Banios to steeds,
Pe.
IDrAWT, CAUGOEY & CO., •
•
BANKERS AND BROKERS, -
Cbrtserlrourth and Wood Straus,
frrTinnman, PA.,
681100 - ZABOBB TO HANNA, BART C 0.,)
=AIMS IX
ftehange, Coin, Coupons,
AAA AsittsAlar attztma i n f d toJAB Mare
COVERNMENT BONDS.
Sji# . Drafts on London.
IBLENIZY G. HALE,
MIRCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of Peat and Sixth Streets.
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
Z~ • OW COMPLETE
MS OR GENTLEMEN,.
71 , 4 . 1e=1 , 1 Forebode otoCproteotT for that
HOLIDAY CIFT.
Would do Well to •top 1..4 examine sir stock
of W A TCHILM ot.tWitti. JIM ALUM and bile
VII WARN of the moot malts/do posterns Put
reentood at' •
W. G.jDIINSEATEVS,
ZariLER AND OPTICIAN.
d 4, - 66:1111111 . AVINUZ: .
pirTentrium
BANK FOR SAVINGS.
NO. 119 POURTH AVICNrJR, PITTSBITSDR.
CHARTERED IN Ufll.
OPEN DAILY •Rom 9 to •o•elools. .96 04
SATURDAY EV/INING from N.Y to• Noe
vembet lot. from If to d O'clock. and from Ra
i:Fiber
terse
tO Ba 010 to o'cloek. lottrolt
at the rase of p e r cen t .. free of lasosid
pot withdrawn compontoss seml-snopatly,
January wad duty. Rooks of Ily•Laws, Sc.. fm ,
althea attbe odlee.
--Dome of Ma
l aaterr-Oeo.4llteny. resident;
S. H. lisnoten, Jas. fare. Jr. a Vies Presidents:
DU; UralTrk . . l. 2:73:fF, Wis. Z.
liscolok. foto K. Dilworth. 6. Room, Yellen*.
Chris bee.d
to
r Ithoomam
ZOO asoota Robt.U.SohmertA,
he.
I) W. *A. /I.ll•ll.ltedteltros me/S.To
BASKET WILLOWS AND PEA
NUTh.
3? handles Seaket
TV base Pea NUM
Now Meat from steamer St. Charles for raia
57 / LM DICKIT t co.
Eirponrozs— , .7l..zew , ...IFbr(32s,h
".Fbauld," "Board.
&a., not oxasdiv FOUR LINEA seill
be asserted in these eoissesna once for
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; each a ddi.
&sat tine FIVE OEN=
WANTS.
WANTED. --SITUATION by a
7oun• girl as Nurse In • re•oesble
Adelre”No.693,otilostreet,Allugheuy
OAT.
WANTED. - BOARDING. - A
Pleasaut Front Room, with good family
board. 47 ANDER3ON isSIDLILT. AlleghooY.
WANTED - HELP.—AT En.
PWTUUT 017101. Qallt Otos
Sarre, 10115111:111.11 mad XIII. for 411tereat
kind. Of •Wtormatut. Pcrmnar Trmatlns help
of all kind. csa be =WM ...bon 0011 m
WANTED—An AGENT for this
• • city to sell the eeletwated BANTRAII A
TA T UN AIMING MACH/NE. O. arnica , see
qtrer terms more liberal tean any other commie.
and examine at 111 W ood street.
B. C. WILCOX. Traveling Agent.
lir ANTED.— AGENTS every-
WHEILZ to sell the AMERICAN KNIT-
S 413 MACHINE , the only rt netted Family
4 IIIVA) t M ro h , " 01;0 ev irtererr . mlTlV L E n
d AMEMICAM RITITTINt, IrOAChiuts CO.:
Roston. Mem. or IR. Louis. Mo.
WASTED. Two Solicitors
for an 1111 d eatablished New York (all
nub) Lift laser.. Coninan7. to operate In
Wistern Pennsylvania. Will 'be paid salad.
Address Box 756 Pittsburgh Postailee.
WARTED.—A German Gen-
TLEM kW who speak. Rapists to take the
General Agency of c New York Life Insurance
CorehituY. who have ao Zaallah °M. at Pitts
burgh. LI al inducements la a proper person.
Address, for Interview, Box. 168, Postoreoe,
Ilittaboreb.. awe
WANTED. - MORTGAGE& -
30.000 to Loan In tun or small amounts.
at a fair rate of Interest.
THOMAS B. ZrTTY,
Bill, Road and Baal Zstata Broker,
WANTED.-- AGENTM. - $250
Dar month to sell tee only ISZNININIS IM
PROVED CONDOM eENelt. *EWING MA
WON IL Prim only SIB. Great luducementh
Agents. This Is the meet ;spout., Sewing Ma
chine of the day—makes the lemons•thlastLe
Lock Rtltco"— will do any lied of work that can
be done on any machine—goo,o9o cold end the
demand cone tautly Increafing. Now Is the time
to take an Agency. Peed for circular., gale
ware of Infrlnge_rs. - 5111 Address hEcOmil
CO.. Boston, Mu., Pittsburgh, Ps., or tit.
Louis, Mo.
-WANTED.
INFORMATION
Of the whereabouts of JOSEPH BAB. tri ,
left San ?rumbaed, California. on the 11th Of
February, 1688, and lauded at New Yoat about
the beginning of the following mouth. Any
person who may communicate Intelligence re
sPeeting the malt JOSEPH BAK•S lactation to
his brother. 'MAIM BAK. at BANTU!). VAN•
COTIVER ISLAND, Britieh Colin his, still be
molt gratefully thanked for. his kindness and
paid for hi. trouble, a tent
rem:T.
TO-LET
LET.—Desk Room 'in a
bludsomely ft Led up office._tu.
IO
cation for Ululate. •opir :TIO. SO rourth
vec., MOM] goo,
'PO LET.—On Wood street, No.
16, now . Ore .plrd by J. U. Hlllsrenan.
kayo'', at No. 41 Wood .treat.
TLET.—Large room, second
J. boos. (tont.',enable 'for. gentleman's
derplr g room. 164 rour:b .ranee.
- -
frLET.—The NewStorebuild.
og. No. 61 Wool btrtot. Enquire at No.
*Pena otreei.
frigfL_ET erry .— . Dwelling' Dome No.
139 d,:et,,16. 1 .`.°P1:11.1". 2 1 1 1`..11".1
311 and*r
LET.lNarehouse N o. 323
r rt..l --
bertemreet, from January let km. to
April lat. Init. lanonlra at rear oaten on tat
TO LET.—A Two Story Brick
Dwell ng Muse, N.. 9B M•nterry t.
atienbcne C a,. t c awn. I all ten tuatara 3m.
to
..lARLILE. City i r -umlit.er's Allegheny City. Pa.
T° LET.-
STORES, DWELLINGS. •
ROOMS AND °mom.
-Inquire of
FOR SALE
''‘OR BALE.—Stock and Fix
TORE.. LIABE AND GOOD WILL of
trot-class fir. wery..dolog a goiad DO Into,. TO
anda , olgeked belig gamed to ealitraasinew I
tha Tawas pfselllng. G. W. POSIT. 40 Fed
trp Sweet. Allogt et r. tr.
FOR FA LE.
TUREE SHODDY DRAORINEII.
Two No k .r. and One Loosper
litcgal. at Ro. AI DI/OIoND. ♦llegbee) 6tr.
WM3
FOR SALE.
HOUSE.
♦ dad/hide two story brick dwelling hoax
dtashed near the Park, In the heeded ward, Al
lathyapt POW*. to room. and wash boom.
gas and 'Wee, with .table on rear of lot.
Insult Vial' Kali. /or panteolsra apply at
cepa of Atlantic Mutual We Isdarance
do. lOirgialthattd street. (9.1 11.r.)1Yottl . 0 to
11a. ■.. orlatotilY. x. , gal r 74
FOR SALE.
•
SAW DUST.
By PILL 8010 load or otberwtoo.l. W o.2llitT.
delivered. at the City L►ndlude. ar Ytrtir.,th
oaf tate d from the mill, as have It at neon
I=l
7Pnnl. Penal.. R. it
CUM
FOR BALL . -4 FIRST CLAIM
NEWaBHICE DWELLING . HOUBIL—If
not d so. Id Ibe rem .1.
Alm: ••lama std. Uhl Enek Goan and
Large Lot 04 Prolpeet stmt.
ktil l . " Ag7cat - e7 L` k . :unigrogertZ lo e.
Fifth street.
•
•1.0. 00 eldellellt mule or fear Morns
Ind hail : en s built
street. . •
•leo. A well built Pre merllouse on Tort -
FouFh street. raved la front end wi th• opening cutsaler holm on MU. tot•
A no. A lint modern 1171 e rune House
of elx rooms.
C93li;al==
Alm, Building Lots la Bloosillsl4, with tee
rears us la.
/resit* of b. Williams, Bast irt.te ~t
lumens* Lint , essestesate marl. rills
nvirh. oPposit. en. Jobe's lbsdsoopal
VOR SALE.
•
- ousel and Lots on Bertha Hill, eleventh erenl.
flee 16,600; 169 nesse new Flew's, Illation,
,000; House awl Lot, 54 Jame. treat,
500; SI houses on Ilsining street. e 1,900
esen: 9 houses and 3 lola to -Ple tea,
54.300,6 acres le Reserve township on Kett ,
seen void. $6,000: li lots on Prettiont street,
04,000. house and lot In Salem. °big. 69,601);
&rat VOW. 41 In Beilevoe Bob, i ell:utlu; noose
and tots, Leal of irset, 03,550; bon.,
and 9 acres IS Ellsabeth Born, ;1,600; hods.
sad lot In Bridgewater, Beaver .015:11111.
eontalos 11i rooms, lot 65 by 410 fee 5 000:
Pm Pall Station, •34 ems, per
acre. Inge/re 01
K. WIIITXOIIIO.
BlMAiX.tatio Ai corner . toer . 0510 and lian.lusif
nreau. leighenv.
L DEINON ILS
or lovestm r e All peso
te ns seek-
MO% Ilar
tau, :•11.1 Nan thee. trooble end epee., byir i
caring • copy of the • •PITTIiBUILUH ft
nrierx IIIMIIITZH." item away oshYt*
or will be a ert=all..laill to any requesting It.
ilet r"" leco ' %anus. CHO U' ilfSloaft'AVl,Eir torte
Ihkers and Beal Istato Na,
neni..
Volt MALE.—Eurinesand Soli
-a: en, w and tlanond thud, of all kinds
ennalantJy an band.
Orders from ell parts of the Country promptly
e..eented.
JAY= HILL I 00..
COrtur Marlon Avail.. APP. W. 0. H. W.
Alliutheny. Pa.
LSIDE‘CE ON LIBERTY ST.
POR ItaLlg.—At large three atm? Arica
ng House oi emir. two large parlors.
amble gossip.. erght oosts. bath rooM, wash
bens. ttllar. gas and water fixtures. Boom
lately papered. All log al order. 11:mediate
9'n"."'.. Tot
P r..4 " 114'111 . 11117" P ir !TA , .
Jag 39 Sixth avenue.
lOWA LAND FOR PALE . .-800
Act, of choice land In one of the brat coon.
ti • nI /owa. pear the Hoe •of tha Ch.ntro
Northweatern nal road. tad o.e of the 11:10el
orcaltetl a portlons or the State. Will be Sold
the a! h • P.“-
Poona. tycoon.
, 0011 SALE. —EN4IIIIIIIEB AND
taw' and mond-band, con
wat, on hand and booh ,
lc
scree
Parser NOTelltileath WS Pike oia.
Pittsburgh,. Pa
IVIAA 111. NATIONAL RANO:,
. ATLAS WORKS. SUPERIOR IRON.
. u INSUNANCE STUCK% CITIZEN'S AND
isSOOND NATONALs.
Tombs ten'og aaaaa llth,
o.rlect, vrtli Pini on sernad floor of Comore,
.10 Sales Ro sa mor, ISO SOlOOlO.l Meet.
4ro sharer UN 11 Mattoon! Snot;
•. Pu AY
Insurance Co.;
DO AL .• .•
1111 .• Arbir Wo Sr. Tanta irsrd, 1910-
tomb;
Sodulor Iron Conrptur
' 00 811.
10 , net•• ra n
A.
9 " f'9°, 11011:WAINT..
AU0110•111X,
GUM CLOTHING.- -
.-. . .
'ULTS, PANTS. OVISALLS. CAPS. ie.
Alto, Oiled Clothing of all kind. along. on
Land and for Palo. wholerale or nets.% by
J. It H. PHILLIPS.
den 118 sad 91 Sink street.
a N I :r1 (ll'
• ASS Liberty*Mel, Malan Is Drain
• at mkt Patna Madlaleter. Sala
30 CASIO PEARL AAR IN
More saul Abt sal% by -
. 1. Calf MILD
kV i P 7.11*
THE PITTSUITEGH
VINEGAR
• WORKS.
BALLOU 86:_ ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND' AVENUE.
Are now prorated to tarnish VINEGAR &Me
LOWEST MARKET BATES. Attention t rat-
Ocularly called to ono
EXTRA WEE MOAB.
p,v,in:(6):t.i.;4*iil 2 F,a);i:l
M'PIIERSON 111111LI11iBBING,
•
•
HIICCEBSORS
W. H. DI'OEII3 , O. 00.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No. 10 SIXTH ST; I late St. Clair.
We halo Jost received a large supply of /all
and Winter Mood., which will be sold at mum
able prices. Mr. KU fi LAN BKING atlll at
tend to the Cutting Detment.
deamBo McPPIXILS por OS MUHLANBRINO.
MEN AND BOYW
• CLOTHING.
wd 147.80=7,1===.81118dh011
GRAY & LOGAN.
47 Stein St., 89 Fifth Avenue,
Mate 00. Clair.. soi)
P.M'%ItTIi
im=z:=l
MERCHANT TAILOR.
=I
Oaths, Cassinseres and Vesting*.
AIso,tiENTIZMEWB FIIP-17711H1N6 GOODS
if o. 93 1-2 Smithfield Street,
ilirGent.• Clothing made to order In the latest
lee. manta
NEW FALL GOODS.
A splendid new stool of
fazoras, CASSIMEREA
Jut melted by MAYAN.
I. ==l
COAL AND COKE
BRADDOCK'S FIELD
Gas Coal Company,
MINERS AND BIUTPEB3 OF •
BLICKSIIITH HD FAMILY COIL,-
Nut Coal, Slack and Coke,
ANTHRACITE COAL.
Of all slam and of t e test quality. can be fie.
oished reuonable rates. Lease enders at of
fice aod yards, 150.13 ANDBIISON ISTILLIZT,
Allegheny intr. nod Liberty street OPP. IA MB
tetn.b reel ) Pitt.burgh. Address tom olgee
Bee 881, el)tatterith. sad they *tit mon , e
meant, attention
Want.
Fir Froingd attonUon given to western OA,.
&MOM
GAZZAII A CU.,
96 FULL Arenve
CHARLES IL iIIAISTRONG,
DIAL= to
Youghiogheny and Gonne&villa Coal,
And karinfactemm of
COIL. ELICI AID DPICLFNURIZED COIN.
OPrIcO AND SAID, corner Batter and
Morton Oren. Liberty mad Clymer etreet/.
Moth ward; ace, Second street. Month Ward,
deemed
aro at foot or Base unreal. P . O. ILL JDePot.
Ward..
Orders left at either of the ateive ogle.. or ad.
drew to me through Pompom& P.' 0., Will re
ceive prompt. tontion.
Beier to whom I WI, •12.0yiLlg: Busaj, Well/
&Co.. Wm. IMAM. Onion iron Mlle, O. Fow
ler & ce. MLLehell, noph. loon ace.. Bleaell •
Co., On& & Began, Also Bradley, Park. Bro.
Cu., Park, McCurdya Co., Neese. Brea & Dull.
Wm. IL tabor Co., B. Lyon a Co.. James
Benhall & Co., Allen. McKee a Co.. I.ln on Dc.
pot Oaten, Connelleellle FL 8., Femur/ Pranla B.
R., Alleg heny galley IL, B.
riOALI COALU COILL/It
‘-j DICKSON, STEWART & CO,
8.111/ 14111.0111 d tear Mae to
NO. 587 LIBERTY sTEKur,
UAW; Cite Mau Mille MOND XLOO.II.
111 . 21 Mr d N 11 '1 JA 7 L
tire:worst •
Aliordenitell, at 'their Mee, err addressed to
Mem theough aNt. will be egleadid to
oneseoUT.
I
100 WOOD 'STREET.
NEIV GOODS.
FINE VASES.
BONZNIAN AND MINA.
N2W
31in.
OUR CUM
WM KIRI,
'KILTER PLATED GOODS
of all desatpthkal.
al a ist%l4 ao an seed Ma be salt 2
R. E. 8 -=1) & CO.
100 WOOD STREET.
CALL AND SEE
TEllg NSW
China Sets, Bolan Statuetts,
Vases and Pangf ria l l tielew °vexing tot tN
- R. EICIGBY'OG COIL,
Na 189 LIBERTY emu.
W• 11.—A large assortment of rue Watts
-Granite Ware tor tangly and hotel use alum aa
Itand.
A biIa!ZtWARIV- 1, .13.111
ROBERT IL PATTERSON & CO,
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
rrrnimmau, P/A.
WSJ on Every Saturday Hold
AN AUCTION SALE
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS. •
"rtrr h deol i ll:P== v is,..:l«. MI 6
nOiloe of consignment on or Pelota Tbandny of
each vett Is order fer adrestisbg. Trainpt al.
1 4 1 0 E ion end good care win be gin. .111 HMI kft
san.
JOHN H. RTEWAHT. /selfsame.
mor Wrilrilt war. dawn:um
ROMP. EG PATTERSON & 1130.
sAmali.arixo
I iZt:i (•).•/:y 4111:i A>:,
COL smmu OEM i LIBEITI n.
PITTSIBIIIIGIII, PA.
PROPOSALS
_
OrtiolL Or MK
Corroom.ra or Aperoniror _HR
rmanonolf. Jaauery •t 0.1 070.
EROPOSALS FOR WRITING.
—Yeatell Prop.& • mitt me revel ed at Ude . oral lAinit.. Wooster, for wilting
sad cooling fro. the Ammon' b 00...
Athetrfour unite flopllemee for 111110.
Sileel
1$ p foot Pelmet Duplicate. lb. 111111.
alert roar
Tretharer . a Collection Doplleal.
for 10. _
The work to be done in the 0111ce of the Cow,
Commissionen sod oomph teo on or before the
lbla day of /Lyn. peat. Olds lis SO Maack the
reee i eir nee eoetelete. to the Ode the _calcula
tion sod carte awn os ail test. and tee...autos
rf tub and a 1 the teieltaerati the Mattel. , be-
Ori e a slisspitols.Voa in etch and all the boo..
meth./ the total of the dile,nt be the
valuation. Tba eorreeturee of the doplleate
. et be p 00.1 - 21 beforarerarranrs are Lam 4.in
I.loeol- Dead, bltb theleleut recurit• wlll be
Soolred for the fultltherit Of th e eilatzut.
ample. eau be wren on aulleatton.
byduction of County
QM
LIFE INSERINCE COMMIT
latubllehed March 4th. 11130.
One of the oldest sod most reliable Install -
Ilona In the country.
AIABILTS, Sept. les, 11180...73.11451,077.81.
♦ eorplue ores all Ilabllttles of alosent half
dollar.
The Directors are moons the ton respectable
flasaciaLmen of New York.
. H. L. BOLLMAN, Prea•t ALA. M. Nat. Bank.
CEO. A. BBRItY, Prert Citlaens• Nat. Bank.
JOHN KASPER.. Pha•t Bank of l'lttabarth.
JOHN WILSON. Uneetor Union Nat. Dank.
JOHN D• 843oLLY. Cutler First Nat. Bank.
ABM:MIPS Dlm•r 34 Nat. Bank.
A. WIESE. Pres•t German Bar. Bank, Atten7•
J. O. BACKCPEN A SON. Booksellers and
Stationers. -
0. BADMEN W. KUPER.,
thermal Azent for PearLsylranta. &WI Walnut
street, rtilladelphla.
W. 11. It DIE.
Afg..t e f o o . r .
„ e v ny < •.7. /Al Perna .
THE 'NEU' JERSEY
Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
• NEWARK, N. 7.
Assets; Over $500,000.
Issued by this Company are perpet
ually ilon,Forfeltleg after the payment.), one
Annul Premium.
Dividends annually declared an / aPplleil on
third annual premium, elther on the permanent
increase of the policy, or in reduction of Dread
-
HENRY KIRKPATRICK,
General Agent,
VW 1-2 Wood Street, (2d lloor,)
PITTSBUEEIIi.
air Reliable Agents wanted.
dellq79
TEE IRON urn Y
MAI LIFE INSURANCE CO,
Of Pennsylvania.
0111al, 76 Federal St., Allegheny City
DIIIXOTO/111
Ron. JAMES L. GRAMM, •
Rev. J. B. CLARK D. D.,
Capt. B. ROBIBIR4I,
Bev. A. K. 011.1.,ILII„
Bee. N. R. REARM, D. D.,
W. A. PAID, Cattier Allegheny Trual 006
JACOB FOWL Beal Eutaw Agent,
SIMON DRUM. Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. HENN YOAtter,
0. er-abLatey,
A.
1 1 1 1 40 LION, Lumber merebuure
BWOOBR. O N, A.loot.
011411. ROUT. BOBIB*OII, Priteldoklt.
Bay.J. B. CLARK, D. D.. VleA Proloalls
JACOB RUBB. flecrotary, .
C. B. BEICNIY. Treasurer.
K. W. WRITE. MIDWAY. ADVIEgn.
DANIEL SWOUER, WM Agent:
TB. Lginormecomoasmoondneted *a themutasi
=lpolptlearri
t heeer . et f t receiving gr a n . al .
lOU be l ured all d=t7l . ans of Life
Insurance, uld belug conducted on art anntoral
eal bola 001 a nd aWe investment to earA
pulley holder, and thereby retaln the lnoner
bami to encourage home 1.11411214, =ham=
CASH
omiracin
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PUELAWS HIRLDING,
ILI link . Aveaus. llocoad Sleet.
PITTSBUIUM, INL
Capital All Paid 1:1o.
Dan'l wallace, S Hartman. A. Chambers,
Jake S.
W rkau. lea. M. Bailey.
Theme Smith, Jno.S. Willock.
ItULIY.itT IL NINO, President.
JNO. Y. JENNINGS, Vice rreeldeat.
JOEL T. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Cast. K. .1. GRACE. 6ea•l Ages&
Insures on Liberal Terns on all the
and Marine Bina.
ootien
INSURANCE OM.
OF PITTSBURGH.
r.w IfDHH
NIMICK, ef t .
. Secretary.
OMPROL IeNtLEI, Omani Arent.
911 Water street. Span, Otani Warns
hone. up stairs. Pittsburgh.
Will Wan eat au Muds at Tire and
inse Maks:
to itunlOttion. managed by Di
rector. who are well knesna to the community.
&ad who me determined by promptnem and liber
ality to maintain Mt cbaramer which they hare
awed. as Wholes the best protoctbra Orme
010 &Mrs to he
Ware
ntliZOTOaat_
&Dread. Musick. Juan D-
B. Miler, Jr. Cr J. Clark
James Me.A.lay, teLlileat " itt. Rs •
ileaaader Specs. Jerept. Ri
enamor
1 1 .1.1 • Wm. it.nuos.l .
an
pENNEIIIVANIA
•
•
INSURANCE COMPANY OE PITTISBUSIIIII
017ICH. NO. 167.16 WOOD BTRZET, MUM
CIP 0011117.HCZ BUILDING.
This Is Home Company, end Minns against
4n I.7O P etHWWI.IIII. Pleeident.
C. C. BOVA L Ues preeldenh.
§YRinelLaiNt Beeretez7.. -
ns: • •
Leonard tnamoto
eieopyhjem
J.
bob an Palntor. • J.
w Wm,
Jas. B. HoOktne. John
Jl. W Youth%
n.
Henry Boron',
•
pions:my •
FIAN 111111.111AKCE CO. OF . PHILADELPRIA.
077/01.41161113TCHEMnrr BT.otear
g a bVvr . 2 :r " r•
Mk . BAN Prad e.s.°4 1 4
112 t
D C
l katt.L.,ae Praldtat. .
J. uhosi t ir&O.a. . Agnri.
Muth Wan =nu Tira Weed !strati
SWISMS
NATIONAL •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Car. Mod El. ea Diamon‘lllegleny,
s Ol u At is t~aaaßOOND NATIONAL RANI
, ITSHYT . BROWN4A. de't erealclL
Z.
JANYA 8711 N. dearearr.
Diawroass
teilt gra liltr i fert• 1 1:a
Piire.t Y=P.,„. JaeoD ).app
Li=
DEOPLDP MOW/LANCE COM-
L, PAS!.
03710 X. N. Z. OOHNIA ROOD • nratins
& Hal* fiMMMllf.titlat Ptre and Yalta. Rfsica
TirnaCTOnst . "
L °WM. Thmtla,
Ira •ra.. • eitT.,„=..
yizvv.. 41,77
amps . erne. Basnael .
MN WATlntes, .P l =at. -
IV. V. OANDIVICV. SPCIVItS TV.
ALL EGA ENT msionsarcz
°OVERLAY Or PITTBABBO.
CL,No. at STRVAT.Z H .P.sa mom.
tamed
EMU. disbud 01 kinds of llre, sad Nadas
JOHN Timm. Ja.. Prer,dam.
7. J. HOSHICON . 1ft..1 , 1400.
O. 0 - DONN J.,,_......., ‘ .
CAPT. Wit. Oman seetir T al /Was, .
ALLAdioad:
iCia Irdta. net B. 1.. ishaasteei
S. J. Haskinsda, - W.. 8. Evanaid
Robert H. Havli,
0. Rummy.
kw . .011 Go. Irraaeld Yellers.
Oard. ' Wg;Pada. .T. B. fiZIEW-ad.".
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
/lIIIITORIMRS 01
WINO, BRANDIIB, GIN, E,
WHOLnALZ azatasis Ix
PUREEYE, WHISKIES,
41N) PENN STREET,
Rave Removed to
Boa 884 AND 888 PENN,
Itleyertith St. (fora:tarty CattaL)
josspn 8. FINCH & CO"
ma. tea, 187. 189. 113 sad 011,
7188111 HUSK% PTLISBUIVII.
ewer Distilled Pure Din
,144 , ci a :MILFORZION
=MILD
HOLMES, BELL & CO.
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
Illilisibmtaren of HILILIFT =Dant 110 LIORI
giliEM
SWIENTIXIIIII AND NULTTIRG.
INSURANCE
1 8 1 , 1 1 kim
OF FEW Y OBS.
AasxtraT LOU HT FIRM
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
'COTTON MILLS
erirrouvuou.
Al MESON AND MAGuloisia
A?dtrl3EalfMM;
tgrNEW OPEIRA 11011 PE.
Second and laat week of the famous and pope
/sr young character Comedlan,
Mr. JOSEPH K. EMMET.
Who daring Iht put week. has Him playing ge
crowded and dellahted an - leaced,
TyfISDAY IVY-NINO. Jan. 11. 11170. ►at
I very Ivenlng. Mr. Charles Oglor•s character
drama of
FRITZ, '
OUR COUIIN 1.11LR111.11
which Mr. Ramat will sustain hs treat arts.
nal aharutar. Frits Can Vonderblinkenstodan
ntrcdontnir hl. Songs. Dances and Characteria•
tie Du rle roue Porno..
Emmtt !lathier, on Saturdar.
OrACADEMIt OF . DIUSIC.
JNIERC.AJIMTILE LIIIR4RX
LECTURES.
- •
THEODORE' TILTON, t •
Editor of ihe "Independent . '
WILL LECTFNE
Using"ON.
"The Art . of Us
AT THE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, - , .
Monday Evening, January 10th.
ADMISSION 60 CNA.
No rerarvell seat& Tielicts for sale at the
Library ilociats, corner Penn Stvi 11010 strrata•
Doors open at IN o'clock. Lettere cowmen.
at IL
-1 I"
arORPHANS)
3PALIPL,
OPEN EVERY EV.V.Z.MNIG •
IN 8158.74ZNT Or CA:1111DIULI.
dt=
OILS
DIAMOND OIL WOW,
N. M. LONG & CO.,
OCOy DALZIELL`fI
Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, P..
T ACK BROTHERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND DIALELY IN
Petroleum and Its ! Product&
oilgWag=aaffi L* ,=" 4 .
PbiladelphlsOfiletr—l37 WALNUT 9L.
soDwal
WARING & KING,
Commission Atertnants and Eretants
Petroleum and Its Prodiets,
DALZELL'S BLOOK, DUQUESNE WAY.
rETLADZLPHIA ADD2I:33.
Boonsl7, Chamber of Constmml,
.10 133 SOUTH BZCOND BTEZIT
ECLIPSE PETROLEUM REFINERY.
MOM= W. C. TWKDDIX,
MANUFACTURER or
Lubricating &High Test Bur rag
Eclipse ltallread Azle 011. , ,
tuna. 'ma. heat wlllout CAM:IM
ilaspld at lawn% tele pesstatet. Bimetal oil lot
trnoint atomics or hot wuther.
Milail==l
Mw 111111 end Pima 11M OIDT.
Adapted ror high speed. • • ••
Illolnkle OM, Wool , llood•Llibt ITtl a
0 1 1 ,TaniasTWIntaTT.IBeasoio.
flag and rialablncklasoLlse,
OH. lialP330•111
=1 . 11 , 411 4 %elan., att*l boa
These produela are suanufactured Ittdes DT.
Tweddlwateate et by Superheated Steam fa Tao-
The Labrleatute tolls ars almost odorless,
Pee.. 17 pure, nation's. and moult, lift col
ored, statol a hlrb temperature unestansed,aad
remain Stupid during extre ma
Ta
o Ball
. tills ars us.uaLed, aud Ist toostanaast
on many at the principal Itallroada. eau
be examined and Order, lert IT4k wOOD
STRaKT. Warta at ntrarpabara
k%OMSSIONAI.
G. w. De CAMP,
. .
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Ai; LAM.
.omas. Ho. WY POUETB Avrap OM.
Idint . ,S. Hormealy occupied try Hoe, ten H.
) Mit Dtsalles in tie D. S.
I.slitiM Coons, is lie Mete Supresfe wn l ea
Courts of Alleshesy coast,. sea =Se Wad'
Hose to woe% of the iliac:cat coustica A.M.,.
ARCHJIIIA!.D BILAILEL!Mt"
AMVOPAirialr.A.T.S.J.yr i,
at
rrrrantnirat6ra
1==.71^3
JOSS A. STRAIN,
A..T.ai=3.3lA2r.
ix-oirmoio axioms or MP Mal* MID
- , POLICSMAEFIBTRATC. 2 4 , 1
I)Z . anit raPTH ISTRICIPP, °spotlit. ages.
thug Pittsburgh. P. I.ies, - Boggs. Mut!.
gust, Laktiarrlsdiaren posit.iosss sal
Legs Boalrisas shunte w ilt h trtossotausimml au
dbtatob.
WAIL B. NEEPE!L I
A.LDZSUILLNAND 17-211.71,510 011T1C11
WE" -
1
OrFICE, 89. FIFTH AVE WI.
EfiXdeoll attention Shen an d coseepaddll a us
eolleetlonn. Deeds. Bonds Mason draws
ap. sad dal leral Dulness attend ed)edd*Up
FLOUR.•
YOIICIE TO FLOURIMUJIM
AND 0010 MILERS.--We Iv
a lot of 40,000 bushels earelvl Led
WIIVP6 AND ANBILIit AND ' S
Wilde', purchased la elbacia..Pareersiliesa
sad Moreau emu Iles, Indiana, The tia , a . ar .
Wheat Is the very best to be lime ace'
i
Wheat
rapeseed by any la the Daniel Mates, :
We - bays also Anlabed .oar tacamee m_ llle bl:
Machinery: Bolting loth. and
sad are now paeperrod Minsk thetert - Worti•
el lamented:le for hen jean et Meet thiNitehr
eow9oll4on oh the sane vedes or Sm.,
T A ILIABIANCIT 21/4.0.
' , sad staatiptill,pedmivec.—
FLOM! WHOM' MOOR I'
mnizrAscrrilra m i res
bbl .14'
i TA bate irittiri.l% bd.. &lamo . 0:../1,110 Ms Red Sl•vr 1
. .I.7llbtili
A
moral; unionatn; nova&
100 bblcatreratie. 11611 OWL Whitt lOW
- 15Ixts wale. brandVlrtv beat Flout.
YilTI Wli
I. ‘
. A l l% Of'
w om io W u. A
1.
low
la e t a , az t e n 4
.00 —I:,
West. • ArT,JE. uap 006 4110)..
jy2l 'MI sad i ll Wood UMW.
WALL PAPERS.
ELEOAAT . •
. 4
PAPER RANGINERL'''"
rassnehni WO Panay lantla
m; tSer
ato to soot and mate. vanattnns di
triiittaVailMit Ir.
stamped and priatad (Old. •
BW* imported and not to to ibantaidaaVelars
in the country. rag Baas at
.2
111 V *aim* T. 11 44
NEW WALL PAPA! STORES
ell 191 Liberty Street.
TIECORATIONL- 1 1n. 1 111
mama mud rresco &soltatJoa
ami s e4lll.3o of Dthlog Roans. Bill Nree..
No: 707 Xarket nicer,
JTV , JOEIZTH R. lUTUNZA • NXD.
11111TAIMPED G OLD
io p&p' s!! t or
"IrD P "'"•" 1 .18 K
;,ruu HutiitZotßan.
IFT*) a:.*) J. 0 30 ;00 kgi
Urnaa WrenyTitt=l aAr2lll44l=al
.
NOTICETtie assessmescroir
Parlrg and earblna WTI:AZ Mr 221011-
from Crawfad trot to: DaTtillera, at4k ' Alt4
°not.' ..WZIOSTIIit :AVENUE. Eneallottertt,
.street to Ittskpatetet area, 4 sew Midi
....ttouy and can b. RAO At thls Wavelet:Ai
TUESDAY. Jaanary letb. 11171 1.wheiell tithes;
Tetentei to the City Treetantr's heleetereolite
li. J. 1101Jilt.'
City IttoOltetr.
MID
1
NOTICE.--The assessments for
The iiiPading and Paving of Item Sr..
Tema steeet to HU h street. 'ark sow
'cad, tor essfahlatloa and can tar Dinkel! alas
mane mitt! TOTXDAY. Jaz. 11th.1611/. ghee
I will be plated la the Leade of the Clia
afet for eollecttoz.
CHARLES DAV7P A :'
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