El
littsint* aqttit.
CITY AND Strstmlus.
But One Left.
We have but one more room to Mt In
the "413.kmerrn Sullding." It Is a very
desirable room on tho second front
ing on Smithfield street. Terme very
low for the location. Call at the Count
in Room, Lost floor.
miens seat to-day
Pearl trap are in full bloom
Thu Ohio /Istria gays that Dr. George
blaoook. of Pittsburgh, an early settler
of Near Lisboa, contemplates again tak
ing up his residenoe In that town.
•_ "rThlrt)
eletlme
the Map
paid the
the [eh?
XJekt
Mo. et
McAleer,
broken Eh
Ma bone,
time.
Contract Awarded.—The Street .Cons
holtlee of Allegheny Councils have
tiWarded the contract for supplying the
City with man holes and sewer Inlets for
'the ensuing year to Messrs. V 4 m. S m ith
it Co.,' of the National Foundry.
:After unwilling persons appeared be
fore Mayor Callow yesterday morning.
-They had been "on a high" the night
bane and were brought low be the
pollee. They replenished the City Treaa
nry several dollars add thereby secured
a release. •
Something liwrong with the Diamond
lades, Allegheny. They don't work.
Fifty dollars were spent hr repairing
them a abort time ago, hot that rather
made matters worse. The Market Com
mittee of Councils will hold a meeting
this . evaning to take the matter into con
sideration.. If the old scales won't do a
new neir will be put op as soon as pos.
Disorderly Iluenano,LJ turtle's. Shoo.
foil, of the Third ward, Allegheny, has
• husband, Annum, who gets cross
NOMOtbilei. He wee In that mood on
Saturday, and expressed a hatred of hie
sPouie by ePPISInt all sorts of vile
epithet% to her, winding op with a severe
aestigatkm. She had him arrested by
Alderman Bolster ibr disorderly conduct.
The magistrate will pass sentenbe upon
him 10-day.
Career Rene Laying.—Yeeterday
ternoon at three o'clock, the corner atone
of the new Bt. Pdary's Chapel on Nun-
nery Rill, Allegheny, was laid with
Impressive ceremonlea. There were In
attendance about 8,000 persona, Including
ten Catholic eodetios from the cities.
Very Reverend J. Hickey conducted the
eacirciaaa which were In accordance
with the church ritual and or tui tutus.
Italy Interesting character.
• '
Eland Lacerated.—A countryman met
with a strange .accident to Allegheny
Saturdaystiglit. He was attempting to
turn his team Into the yard attached to
elliMpbenri tavern, when his hand slip.
pad from the brake of which he had. hold
and came between the front wheel and
wagon bed. It was lacerated in a terri
ble manner, and almost torn from the
wrist. 'lt 0114i:wed man received medical
attention but suffered greatly. .
Senses Aceltient.—A. serious accident
occurred Friday eveningat the %eyelone
Mille on Second avenue. A paddler was
engaged about one of the furnaces, when
the door gave way - and fell on his head.
eraatosing the aknU. He wee removed
.to Na residence on Garsam's Hill and
medloal attendance procured. Last
evening he wu lying in a precarious
'condition and but - slight hopes were
•
entertained of his recovery.
Stale a Bars wilL—Accordlng to the
information of James Ferguson, made
before - Alderman Eggers, two residents
of Allegheny, William Silbereisen and
Henry Slank, have boon guilty of steal
ing a bark mill. It wax not a dog, but
i4O, and
to%eregularmmovinrybark
T of el' u l T rt d o b nr " Bark
•oo ~ o n of oanlj s - fl out , bipeds', en an :
• ""' ""
IEfIRMMO2I
Parties Golog to Europe, especially
those intending to sail daring May and
June, willsave much trouble and get bet-
tar accommodation If they tnake imme
diate application, than if they watt until
the eleventh hour. Advice' from New
York represent the steamers to be filling
rapidly. This notice is not intended to
ware parties into securing tickets, but
for their own good.
WILLIAM BENHAM, Jr., 143
• Smithfield Bt., near Sixth avenue
Playfal. Dom—Soya will be boys,
which means that they sometimes over.
step the bounds of propriety, some of
them go farther than an exhibit of viol.
one spirit, not at all to accordance with
correct principles. Two such youthful
aspirant for police fame, Frank Getucain
and Gnome ,Dobbin annoyed 'Mamba
Van, a readdent of Middle alley, 'Alla
gheny, Saturday afternoon by throwing
stones at his home and demolishing •
window. Alderman Bowden has sheet.
ed the boys for disorderly conduct, and
will attend to the case this morning.
Au the "problem" of last week which
excited so much Interest among the edu
cational accottetants of thin city and Alle
gheny has brought us several hundred
&newer*, only a few of which have been
published, we have decided to refrain
from publiabing any answers, or MM.
011111tariffil which continue to pour upon
us, but for this rule we would gladly
present a supplementary and very Sedan.
tine annalysis of the whole subject In Its
probable 'and possible aspects, contri
buted by Mr. F. J. Robbeck of - this city,
which, however, may be. examined by
the curious, at this office.
It Is with satisfaction that we notice
the arrival of that distinguished oculist
and optician, Dr. Franks, at the St.
Clair BoteL This able gentleman has
at the earnest solicitation of several of
,our leading citizens, brought with him
a large stock of his far famed erraticism
for sale. He aold thousands of them here
last winter, and everybody seems to be
highly,dellghted that procured a pair
trimin him. Several remarkable curse
• were effected In diseases of the eye, and
hepatitis high toad monists he received In
Pittsburgh, we are satisfied he stands at
the haul of hie profe.malon. Dm not mime
this
the SU Clair Hot opportunity eL . Call and see him at
_TIM Fan Arta—Pedestrians along
rederal street in the vicinity of toe All..
fbeny Diamond have, within the last
ew dep., been invited In ruellidnons
accents to .sstlp along . gluts mid look Si
Um works of art, Secant conics of the
grate =ethers." A. number of "girds"
did "Mip" up, and among them one on
Saturday evening, who saw more than
be bargained for. al a result, the pro
prietor of the steroscoptlam and the
silegant wpm" found himself and trade
- Interfered with, and he, John Grady, bag
and baggage, brought up before Mayor
callow, charged with exhibiting obscene
ph:dares. Ha spent Saturday night and
yoga/d in the irvdc-up, - and will be
dis pose ay d
of to day.
Werktiorms—Conmuitiag Magtatrateg,
The attention of alt committingnoes.
trates throughout the county is called to
the advertisement of the notice of the
Superintendent of the County Wo r k,
house, which wlll be found to another
column. Toe arrangements am now
complete for the roooption of owe con.
sl and magistrates are requested
com ots. ply with the sot of Ass em bly resit
in=to commitments. It is pa rticularly ,
requested that "old offenders' be coin.
miwst allows.ed ter the longest period - which the
la
Row la Lawrenceville.
A. tow of unthual proportions occur.
red 1n iawrenot4ille on Saturday night,
which resulted In the arrest of John Mo-
Intyre for disorderly conduct. It ap.
pears that a party of fifteen or twenty
"roughs" ban assembled at McCarthy's
tavern, on. butler street, where the row
occurred. OfHoer Steitz interfered to
quell the disturbance when several of
them made an attack upon him and beat
him severely. He succeeded in arrest
ing HclutYro, who. In default of a fine of
we, was committed to the Work House
for Sixty days.
Rare. OPPertmlitY•
- JA will . be seen from an advertisement
In another column that the entire stock,
ligtures and good wilt of the dry goods
establlahmemt of J. W. Barker Oa, 69
Market street. ire formate. This isa rare
opportunity for any one who wishes to
go Into the dry goods brained. The
amount of stock stIU on hand is shoat
ibrty thousand dollars worth. It will be
sold entire to one purchaser, or In lots of
from one dollar to one thousand dollars
'worth. Consumers can purchase goods
until the entire stock la disposed of. J.
W. Barker. Jr.. the Administrator, is
sow in the city for the express pu rpose
f closing out the entire establishment.
;r. ry: 1
The Prospects—The
*trite—Notes of Other Oreratloto
The large strike at or near Brady'.
Bend, on the line of the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad, has given new life to the
oil-producing trade, and great activity
prevails all along the lire. Prior to that
strike, the signs wore that this spring
and Bummer would witness as activity
In development rivaling that which pre
vailed when the petroleum fever was at
Its greatest height, bat the Brady busi
ness has scoeilerated things and the osr
tain signs forerunning an intense and
unhealthy' oil excitement are already
discoverable. There are many reasons
for believing that there will be more life
in the producing businese than was ever
known before. although ereculatiou will
not run SD high as it did • few yeara
ago. In the interim between the
collapse of '135- and the present time
many large fortunes have been piled
ep by the operators Who Clung
to their wells and steered clear of
speculation, and their legitimate sue
cess encourages others to once more
take to the business. Again,, those
who had their fingers badly burned
In fancy stocks add humbug ground floor
operations, have recuperated their ener
gies and accumulated enough money to
go In close quarters with - the greasy
tiger, and timidly and cautiously they
will proceed to puncture the earth wriere•
eciever a yield is promised. Other causes
combine to render safe the prophecy that
the oil producers will be much more
numerous this semen Matted any time
inside of five years, and of course the
production must necessarily beconie
much Inter. There is no busaiess
which, on the capital invested, will pay
batter percentage thou the reaaonably
successful on well; there is on the other
hand no possible way to Mei - money
faster, deeper and beyond recovery than
by putting down a dry well. Operators
who go In must bear in mind that the
business la one of chance, or luck if you
please, as much lc-lay as it ever was,
and that it is the long purse, steady, de
termined efforts and indomitable will
slid pluck that secure success..
Da Saturday we visited Brady's Bend,
where the big well was flowing a steady
stream of light petroleum at the rate of
three hundred barrels in twenty-four
hours—or fifty dollars' worth War. hour.
The oil le from a crevasse, or pond,
formed 1,250 feet under the earth in the
third sand rock. How large .this sub
terranean lake may be is a matter of
covitilitare, and on its size entirely de
deeds the quantity of oil which it will
continue to supply. We incline to the
opinion that the well will go down to
leas than thirty barrels inside of
thirty days; • but the extraordinary
strike will occasion a thorough de
velopment of the region and new
,Strikes may be anticipated. The big
well fire was extinguished on Wednes
day night, but was again tired by a fool
lab fellow, who lighted his cigar with a
Lucifer over the gas coming out of the
hole. The second fire was easily extin
guished. Efforts have been made to fish
out the teals, which are fastened at the
bottom of the well, but to no avail. It
is thought that If these annoying plugs
were withdrawn the production would
be twice as large. •
Every train on the Valley road hears
hundreds of persons to Brady's Bsnd
elation, who go out of curiosity and with
desire to pick up leases. The property
owners are quite independent tend dictate
various terms to those willing Mlano.
For instance one man holding fifty acres
wants as many leases taken on one
fourth royalty and operations to corn.
mance within ten days. Such terms
may be taken, but It le no wise policy to
make a pepper bottle lid out of the lend
by perforating It with holes hardly en
acre apart. That policy has ruined more
than one promising locality, and experi
ence should teach some - people same les
sons. The owners of the big well,
among whom, we are glad to observe, Is
Mr. J. WC. Creighton, of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, have a lease of twenty
one acres, and have refused for it $200,000,
although a few hours prior to striking, It
is said, the whole thing might have been
purchased at 11,500. Derricks are going
up rapidly, new houses and hotels are to
be built, sod we should not be surprised
to see Parker's ,Landing fairly eclipsed
in ,Importance • before many days shall
have passed away, by this now and itn.•
portant section.
All along the river there is much
activity." At Serubigrass a fifty barrel
well wasstruck last week, while Parker's
report a new thirty barrel well back of .
the Puller.Efonse. At Tionesta we came
drtv-four
its Honor
r. A few
hem and
colored
r Menlo
Is wrist
:Ick from
to at the
. .
barrels of very superior lubtleating oil
from Went ,Hickory, the production of
two small wells for a month. This oil is
worth, as it comes - from the wells, from
ten to fifteen dollars per barrel, being
2.1 i gravity. Mr. Tom Gillespie who owns
a very large and rich tract of land at
West Hickory, reported to us sev
eral wells doing , exceedingly fine,
averaging each from ton to thirty
barrels. He has pluck and sticks
to the work like a true soldier,
and Ina been more than ordinarily Inc
cesefuL Messrs. Coe & Howells, opposite
Tionesta, are testing, well which la in
the fourth sand rock, a depth of 333 feet.
They have got, so far, about seven bar.
relit of a heavy 30 degree lubricating oil,
and they confidently hope that in a few
days-they will have. succeeded in ex
batwing the gas find salt ' water, and
obtain, at least a twenty barrel well.
They commenced pumping on Thursday
last, getting only gas and water. On
Friday the oil came, • and it has been
slowly increasing in quantity. If the
well proves paying, a great quantity of
new territory will come into market for
oil purposes.
PAKITSG EXERCISES.
Fiktewen of Rev. Dr. J. S. Dickerson.
..Have you made the acquaintance of
Rev. Mr. Dickerson,. we were asked by
the venerable Dr. Loomis, ofLowiaburg,
some five years ago. "He is an shle,
earnest' end genial man, and as hi le
about to remove to Pittsburgh, I want
you to become acquainted with him, for
I know you will like him." We did
make his acquaintance, and have found
him to be all that our scholarly friend
etated. He has done five years service
here—valuable service—and is about to
remove to the "Hub." His worke here
praise him. The mutual attachment of
Pastor and people was shown yesterday.
Many an eye was suffused with tears,
and many a tongue was speechless In
bidding adieu to the pastor and his most
secontpllatied lady. The farewell to the
church was given in the morning. Mb
usual good manse was shown In this ad.
drew. No reproof was administered, no
°video*" of any' want of confidence in
hie people _was exhltdted In anything
that was said. There wee a revise of the
pun and sotmd advice as to the future.
Last night a union meeting of the
several Baptist congregations was held in
the First Church, to bear the formal fare
well sermon of Mr. Dickerson. Rev.
Mr. Young, of the Union Baptist Church,
presided with the retiring pastor. and
during the evening addressed an elo
quent appeal to the Throne of Grace.
Mr. Dickerson preached a very powerful
sermon, and in conclusion again addres
sed feeling farewell remarks to hie con
gregation.
La tree is known by its fruit. Deeds
'peak louder than words. His duty here
has not been simply to hold together a
prosperous and wealthy church, but to
build up and enlarge a feeble band.
And this he thus done.
He commenced his work In the church
on the corner of Grant and Third
streets, then gloomy and unattractive.
HS- audience at his first sermon
numbered 28 and at his second sermon
43. Now in the new and tasteful chapel
his audiences have usually been about
400. Thlechapel too ao wisely located, is.
"substantially paid for" Then, the
church roll contained 212 names, come
of *lsm _probably have removed from -
this city or were dead. During his past:
borate 119 have been added by profusion
104 _ 90 by latter. Ho has delivered 90
adorers. outside of his regular duties,
attended 79 funeral' and made 2000 calla
These calls, on • people widely scattered
have necessarily consumed much of his
time. A scholarly and most suossaful
pastor recently died in Lowol Masa.,
whom visits in a pro m . of mc" than
go years, averaged 00 poi year. This***
regarded as great wark i t:ut it required
probably leo time than t four hundred
made here. Both of th care tend to
show how much a ministers sewer
(legends on these parochial vials- The
contributions to benevolent purpose@ the
drat year were IRO; last year 11,117. The
average contributions, including the
syments towards the chapel, have been
114.030. He leaves too a united, vesper
s's and happy
_working church. His
heart and hand have been In every good
work.
We la a noble record. Bach peeler/
cannot well be spared. To call film away
from each a field to 'the very centre of
Baptist Influence aroma tone =wins for
the cause. He will be mimed here.
Long and most kindly will he be remota.
bored, and many a heart will Invoke
rinh wreathes on him In hie new sphere
of work. HU greet and warm heart tau
begotten Its Image In many of hie people.
If Pier, Mumma Co. will make the
best ale in the country they moat not
grumble if people do make them work
day and night to keep op with the de•
mend.
Children , ' Carriages, wholesale and re•
tall, at JAL Loughridge'e, 171 Smithfield.
INCENDURISN. -
G'oll=3
Excitement. In But Idbectp—Surtoumu
Attempt,to Burn and Pllllge the Place
—Three Plreo—Lresa About $30,000.
The good people residing in that por
tion of our city known as East Liberty.
were somewhat atartled, excited and
alarmed yesterday morning at an early
andho u r e
b b e y z
ei n c
t a e t vn t er n zi t
co t nt b l u n r u n ed t a h t e a t:a h wn lgh ,
pitch throughout the day.
About half past twelve o'clock they were
aroused from their slumbers by the cry
of tire, which was occasioned by the
burning of a stable belonging to Mr. J.
rdeCombe, situated between the Railroad
end Penn avenue In the Twentieth ward.
When discovered the flames had made
so much headway that it was Impossible
to ascertain in what part of the build
log the fire originated but from the
tact that the stable was locked and no
ono about Motiombe' premises had been
in it, It was reasonable to suppose that it
had teen set on fire. The stable and
contents were entirely -destroyed, not.
withstanding the citizens labored - I*th.
fully with all the means at hand toisup.
press the raging element. The scarcity
of water and absence of enginea rendered
their labors frunleas. Among other
artistes In the arable at the time of the
fire wore two wagons and two seta of
harness. Mr. McCombs' loss wall not
exceed 11,000, upon which there la no
insurance.
The building was surrounded on all
sides by stables which wore In great
danger of being burned; but through the
efforts of the citizens they were saved.
The excitement incident to the first tire
haeljust begun to subside when there
wan a second alarm at about half past
three o'clock. This Unto the porch at
tached to Mr. Chrlitopher Straehley'a
dwelling house on Penn avenue near the
National Hotel was on fire. Fortunately
the discovery was made In time to:pre
vent serious damage being done. , Mr.
Straebiey's lees will not exteed.:l7s,
which ia fully - covered by Insurance in
the Gorman Company of this city.
Scarcely had theaff limes been brought
under subjection at this point until there
wee soother alarm, and the planing mill
of Megan. Graham, Lyon dt Company, at
the corner or Station street and Negiey
avenue, were tihmovered to bele flamed.
The fire made such rapid progress se to
barna all efforts of the citizens, with the
limited means at hand, to subdue it: end
in a short time the entire building was to
ruins. Several outblinings. including a
stable, and several piles ot lumber, were
destroyed, Involving • loam of over VA,
MO, upon which there Is an insurance of
SAOOO only, in the Lycomiug Company,
The lire communicated from this build.
bog to the African Me E. Church, which
was Also destroyed. The building wail
valued at 11500 and there was .in Insur
ance on it In the Garman Insurance
Company of this city of POO.
Sy this time the entire population was
aroused and the most Intenseexcltement
prevailed. It was evident that the fires
were all tbo wont of an incendiary, and
it was presumed that the object was
plunder. Deputy Mayor Cartwright
ordered out all the polies at his coimand ,
with instructions to keep • earl watch
on all portions and arrest any sue felons
characters. Several arrests were trade,
bat there wan not sufficient evidence
against any of the parties to warrant their
detention.
Fire Marshal Joseph A. Butler, and
Chief of Police Hague repaired to the
scene of the conflagration early palter
day morning. and spent the eatire day in
Investigating the matter. The Itivestiga
lion proved *inclusively that the build
ings were all met on fire intentionally,
but failed to give any clue whatever to
t The person or persons who applied the
orch.
The citizens hiving had • practical
demonstration of the need of a fire ap•
paratus, will take immediate steps to
supply the deficiency In this respect, and
ire learn that a collection was taken for
the purpose of offering • reward for the
capture of the Incendiaries.
THE COURTS.
District Coart—aadwea Hampton and
• Kirkpatrick.
Cos .
SATURDAY, A ri_ 2;3.,—1n the case of
Faber, mi. P. C. Gas, Coal and Coke
Company, previ ly reported, motion
for a use trial and reaaona died by de.
fondant'. counsel. •
Judge Hampton will take up the ar.
garment 11.1 In the Quarter Sessions
Q3urt room Monday, and !fudge Kirk.
paring will continue to hear jury trials
In the District room.
OM Corn. for use vs. Marshall. -
1 7 9 Craig vs. Birch.
178 Brown fov nee ca. Owners of Steam
boat "Reindeer."
108 Irwin et el va. Shaffer.
Common Pleas—Judges Stowe and Col
SATURDAY, April 24—In the cane of
Cooper vs. Kennedy writ of habeas corpum
to recover posseasion of relations child,
argued several days since, a fall report
of which we published, the Court dia.
missed the writ and ordered that the
child remain with its grandparents for
the present, en condition that the father
be allowed tne full and free privilege of
visiting It at all reasonable times at the
residence of the respondents.
Maggie Patton vs. James H. Patton; in
divorce. Petition presented via subpoena
awarded.
Caroline Hannan va. Jeremiah Merman;
In divorce. Petition presented and sub.
poena awarded. .
Margaret Weidner NIL Francis Weid
ner in divorce. Petition presented and
subpoena awarded.
Georgeann& Boyer vs. Win Boyer; in
divorce. Petition presented and subpoena
awarded.
SKULL LIST 7011•MONDAT.
113 Soblefrel's erra vs. Smith.
52 P. aC. Has, Coal a Coke Company
va. Batley.
33 Same vs. Hartman.
59 Same vs. Henderson.
244 (o. L.) Graham vs. Vsodever, ,et AL
Quarter Seising-Linage Sterrett.
SATURDAY, April 23.—Henry Lerner,
convicted of felonious assault arid 'bat.
tory, Thomas . Hamilton prosecutor, was
sentenced to pay the costa of prosecution,
a doe of mix cents and undergo an
prisonment of three years in the Pent
tenthtry.
Young Olen CluisUan Mace'Afton.
On Saturday evening the regular
mouthy meeting of the above itsisodation
was held In their new rooms, corner of
Penn and Sixth street. H. K. Porter,
Esq., President In the chair.
The meeting was opened by devotional
exercises, consisting of_ singing, praying
and reading a selection from Paul's letter
to the Corinthians.
After singing ' , Sweet By and By," by
a quariette connected with the Assecia
lion, Superintendent Cree submitted the
report of the various meeting' held dur
ing the month. There had been twenty
two prayer meetings held weekly in the
two cities during - the put month. Nine
Associations have been organized by the
Committee on Associations within the
put three months, and are now . in a
prosperous condition. Sixty one appli•
cations for active and associate member
ship*, four of whom were ladles, were
presented and admitted. This is a much
larger number than usual, and is an
Indication of the growing Interest mutt.
footed in the Association.
The question "How shall practical
piety be cultivated among converted
young men" was opened by Wm. John
son who said It woe necessary to have a
full and complete knowledge of God's
word, to be entirely subject to his will,
to be ever at the foot of thetivosii, dto.
Several other members followed; some
thought the christlan standard was not
held high enough—to 'apt to look at our
neighbors for a model instead of. Christ
=and that we must not expect to be able
to teach the young unless we, °angelus,
are wise in the ways of God. A greater
degree of warmth amongst Christians in
their daily intercoms» was state° would
create a closer union, one with another,
and so help one another along.
Notices of * sermon by &mph Sing,
of Allegheny, to young men on the ilth Of
May; a free lecture on "Oar Poets," by
Rey. F. A. Noble, on the 18th inst., and
a musical soiree on the 19th of May, in
these rooms, were announced.
The meeting was very largely attended,
a groat many strange», ladles as well. as
gentlemen, beteg present. We wish the
Association NlOOll6ll in Its new quarters.
Vie flew Market Home.—
en adjourned meeting of the commit.
tee ofekthens oftheTwoUth, Thirteenth.
Fifteenth. Sixteenth, Seventeenth and
Eighteenth wards on the new, market
home was held Saturday tnrenlng. 230
hat, when the folk? reaoluttons
were unanimously ado :
Besofted, That a mar et house Is ado.
lately necessary for eens of the
Twelfth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth, sta.
tonna:, Seventeenth and Elgtdeenth
wards: that we, the represented:teem of
said Wards, do hereby vast:Winn:ay
recommend tlnP selection of a site for
said market house somewhere between
Twenty-ninth and Thirty-ninth streets,
and that we hereby urge upon the City
Councils the necessity of taking Imme
diate steps to secure a market house In
said locality.
That we call upon our mem
bers in mulls to unite upon this
measure, and use their utmost exertions
to atuomplhih the same.
I~llMt ia11:~_ 1 :114 „i► 1. 1 ► h 1 :r 1
THE PISS CONHESSIONEES.
I.nrJJutEl
ells—The Candklates.
Pursuant to notice the Republican
members of Select and Common Councils
held a anima in the Common Crunch
chamber Saturday to nominate caudi
dates for Fire Commissioners.
The canons convened at halt-past two
o'clock and organized by calling Charles
W. Bachelor to-the chair, and appointing
Harry Oliver and Charles Doff Secreta
ries. Others were nominated for secretary
but declined to serve.
The following members were present:
Select Council—Messrs. Aiken ' Oofiln,
Edwards, Friday, Glenn, Gross, Herron,
House, E. P. Jones, Isaac Jones, Kelm*,
Kirk, /Atoll. Lloyd. Morrow Murray,
McMahon, Phillips. Reese, Seeley, Wll.
eon and President McAuley.
Common Cbuncii—Messrs. Arthurs,
Albeit; Barker. Batchelor Beymer ,
Beekman, Black , Carroll, askey, DnQ
Fodder, D. L. Fleming, Jno. Fleming,
Fulton, Gassam, Haro, Jones, Kehew,
Mattern; Mitchell; Miller, Moore. Moor-
head. Morgan, Mottety, McKelvy, Oliver,
Sr., Oliver, Jr., Seibert; Selfferth, Betts,
Shoeb, Sion, Smith, Snodgrass, Tomlin.
eon; Verner:
The President stated the object of the
caucus, after which every member
pledged himself to abide by the result.
THE CAHDIDATER.
Oa motion the beaus proceeded to
vote by marking for NOVOLI Republicans
to be Fire Commissioners with the fol
lowing result: •
Henry Hays, for three years, 84; M. K.
Moorhead. for three years. 414 R. W.
Mackey, for three years, 47; . Robt. Fin-
ney, for two years, 47; John H. Stewart,
Mr two years, 47; Wm. 'M. McKelvey,
for two yearn, 42; Thomas Reese, for one
year, X.
It was then resolved to nominate two
Democrats to serve as "Pittsburgh Fire
Commissioners," with, the following . re•
-
John J. Torley,: 41; J. H: McElroy,
(Second ward) 97; .1-11. Jones, 21; Chas.
B. Strain, 10; A. Ncliwaine, 9; James
Irvin,
Mr. Morgan moved that the three can
didatoe having •the largest number of
votes be declared the choice for three
years, and the next three for two years.
Mr. MeAuly, in consideration of the
fact of three of those chosen hiving re
ceived an equal number of votes , offered
an amendment to Mr. Morgan it motion
that the three first 'named on the list be
the choice the three years, and the next
three for two years.
Dr. Gras said -that the large vote Mr.
Hays had received was.a compliment to
that gentlemen, andlt should not be Ig.
nored In the manner It was by Mr. Me-
Auly'a motion.
Mr. MoAnlev Galled attention.to the
fact that when he made the motion that
deprived his friend, Mr. Hays, of the
ompliment, he was not aware who was
named drat on the list; or who had been
complimented by the largest vote.
Mr. Hays' name was on motion placed
t the head of the list, In place of Mr.
Finney, for the three year term.
The name of Mr. Charles Jeremy was'
need in the caucus without his consent;
but was withdrawn by Mr. E. P. Jones,
before half the members had voted, Mr.
Jeremy having received eighten votes.
Had his name not been withdrawn he
would have probably been nominated.
Attractive Establishment;
Among the most attractive business
houses in the city le that of Reynolds,
Steen a. Ce., No. 124 Wood street. This
store Is stocked with a very large and
carefully selected assortment of the
finest goods in the line of French and
American China, crockery and tine cut
glass ware, together with all varieties of
glass, Rattan, BrMeanie and silver
ware. The firm was organized to supply
the want long felt In. the community, of
• fleet class importing house of this char.
acter, and the patronage which has been
tendered them manifests this need and
;peaks well for the manner in which
hey have carried out their object. They
are in direct communication with the
loading patterns, foreign and at home,
and are thus enabled. to supply the latest
designs and patterns at the very lowest
rates that can be had In the Eastern
markets. The firm' Is composed of
Messrs. J. D. Reynolds and John 7.
Steen, glass manufacturers of largo ex.
perience, and Mr. George Burke, for
years connected with the leading houses
in this branch of trade In Now York and
Boston. They have divided their home,
t 24 Wood street, into two departments,
Übe appear portion for Uswurksoloaable sod
the lower tot the retell trade. Belying
upon their acquaintance with the hasl
et:ea and with a new stock selected with
the greatest care, they &Molt the patron
age of purchasers, feeling satisfied that
they can supply the wants of all who
need anything ha this line.
Meting of the Prison Board
A meeUng of the Prison Board was
held in' the District Court room Bator.
day, Judge Hampton prodding.
The toroth:lg was one of the moat In.
tarestinglhat the Board has held. for
some time. The subject under consider.
tion was as to the disposition of toe
rooms adjoining the Shertfrs office,. The
Commissioners want them for en omoe
and. the. Bar and :Omit were In furor of
making a library and consulting roomer
them.
Judge Kirkpatrick offered a resolution
sasigaing the rooms, one to the Judges*,
a ocinanitatioe roam and the other tor the
use 'of the library.
Mr. Lambert, County Controller, of
ferod sae substitute a resolution assign
ing the rooms to the 'Commissioners for
an office.
The leading members of the bar were
present awl took mart Irt the disousaion.
Judge sterrett raised a point of order on
*Mr. Lambert's resolution. He stated
that at a previous meeting a resolution
had been adopted. assigning one of the
rooms to the Library Association, and
It was now too late to rewind that rose.
imMien. The point was sustained.
Mr. Lambert, however, insisted on a
e being taken on Judge Hirkpatriek's
evolution, and called the yeas and nays.
The resolution was adopted by a vote of
eight yeas to four papa. the Conant}
stoners and Controller voting la the neg.
alive.
The Railroad Project.
In our lune of Saturday we published
theproceedings of a meeting of the Rail
road Committee In which was embodied
• proposition to extend the Pittsburgh
and Certmensville Railroad from Its
present tiertninu• to Smithfield street,
and we learn that petition asking that
Privilege will be presented in Council to.
day. The Pittsburgh, irginia and
Charleston Railroad company are also
desirous of making the terminus of their
road at that point, and If the Railroad
Committee present an ordinance granting
the privilege to the Consellrville mad
proviso will be offered granting the
privileee upon coalition that the Pitts
burgh Virginia and Charleston Railway
company shall have the right to nee the
track and such buildings as may , be
erected in common With the Pittsburgh
and Connellirville company upon pay.
merit of one half the cost of erecting the
building, one half the rent expenses do.
Annlvaury llecUag. _
The flityeeeond anniversary meeting
of the Young Men's Bible Society will
be held In the Third Presbyterian
Church (Dr. Nobles'), Sixth avenue, this
evening at seven and a half o'clock. The
occasion promises to be one of unusual
Interest to the friends of this noble
cause and others in sympathy with the
work. The annual reports of the Beane
tary; Treasurer and other officers will be
presented, showing the condition of the
Bodety and h a mamma during the past
year. These exercises will be followed
by brief a ddresses by the Bev. George
P. nap, of Allegheny, and other eke
quent speakers, which, together with the
musical exercises, form an exceedingly
attractive and varied programme.
There should be a large attendance.
Should be Herded.
Patiolpants In the jubilee celebration
to-morrow shoild remember the request
of the Executive Committee and - ofticete
In relation to temperance. Some people
nailer can celebrate an event, no matter
of What kind, without getting outside
about a demijohn of whisky, and getting
mina fighting humor. We hope this
will not ne the case with any who take
wt in the jubilee. The. pleasure and
Impressiveness of the-cameos should
not bednarred in that way. The odious
have taken every precaution, however,
f7,..„..1 ere determined to summarily die.
rso if any who join the ranks In an
lasted condition. or in that way
Interfere with the success of the demon.
straiten.
Severely Injured
Borne time on Baturday night Mr. John
Modiste, while proceeding to his real.
dance, No. 118 Bard street, walked into
an excavation on the thoroughfare near
his home. ills aim wm broken ; and his
left wrist dislocated. Realm inetained
other severe bruises and was unable to
move ante discovered DJ •a g -
" n ,., - -
dastrian. 'Yesterday morning mt.
nelly- was summoned and reduced the
giantignon.namhel
fracture. 'iodine la of Bwediah nativity
as th r4 bY was occu tim.ve patio rod n. The
a sun for damages is talked or
riafg l "40 I:4SVeIUHIA:4:I
SPECIAL ORDERS. •
Birtnin g ha st/Noisirm—Haadquarterson
Washington street, right resting on Six-
Month street; will start from Binning.
him at 10 o'clock A. w.
- .
. Allegheny DivitiOn—Military, seeletleis
and citizens, on foot, will form on Boyle
street, right resting on North iTenne:
llnion Club and Tilghman Club naval ,
cedes will form on Sandusky street.
rig it resting on North avenue; carriages
on Poplar Street, right resting on North
avenue; wagons on Cedar avenue; will
start from Allegheny at 10 o'clock
PiftsburPhDiViatiOX—Will meet on Penn
street, right testing on Sixth Street; will
follow the Allegheny Division whin it
passes Sixth street.
GENERAL ORDERS.
PIM Diviaion—Consisting of pollee
men, Great Western Band, Chlathier
she), Staff, orderly and aids, color bearer
and aide, military, Knights of the White
Cress, invited. guests and speakers In
carriages, Executive Committee in car
riages: Will assemble on Water street,
right resting on Smlthtleiclstreet.
Birmingham Division— Will take up
their position on Wood street, right rest-
ing on Water, abd left resting on Third
street. -
Allegheny Di take position
on Market street right resting on Water
avenue.
Pittsburgh Di ' —Will take position
on Water street, right resting on Market
and len resting en Ferry street.
Grand Marshal—Geo. D. Ware.
. . ... .. •• ..
Chief Mamba of Pittsburgh Division
—Lemnos Owens.
Chief Marshal of Allegheny Division
—Henry p. Pul press. . .
Chief Marshal of Birmingham Division
—Shepard - Water B. -
- .
Upon the completion of the route, the
procession will be dismissed at the cor
ner of North avenue and Federal street,
Allegheny, passing In review before the
Chief Marshal, his staff and aide Upon
arriving at the Allegheny. Diamond, the
place Ot the Unarm Jtonmsa Marano,
all persona occupying carriages, wagons,
eta., will dismount, if practicable. The
meeting wilt be organized In twenty
minutes after reaching the ground..
We urge upon all men, by the sacred
rights of our new-born liberty—by our
gratitude to God and the Goyerament—
to abstain from Intoxicating liquors on
the day devoted to our Jubilee. By a
resolution passed at • recent Joint meet
ings any person woo may be found In the
pro
from t ceeslon In an
he ranks. Inebriated state will be
dismissed
Inserted by request of the Grand
Dlvtalen Marshals.
S. A. Nests,
Seo'y of Executive Committee
Amasemeau.
°PIRA Holum—Mr. Chanfrau played
to fall houses during all last week, ap
pearing every evening in his specialty of
"Sam," and might doubtless draw fully
as large audiences thiS week with the
same bill, but Manager Canning has de.
sided to give his patrons something new,
and has prevailed upon Mr. C. to play
"Kit," the new sensational drama, which
created such an excitement In the East.
BIBLICAL Tanr.x...nx 100 Turman's
HALL,—The Turner Society will this
evening close Us series of Mibiesuz•Vi
vents, so beautifully and succeeefully
represented within the last few months
after the celebrated drawings of Gustav=
Dore. Prof. Conrad, under whose imme
diate control the Tableaux are arranged,
has given particular attention to the
preparations for this evening's entertain
ment. As this is positively the I.st exhi
bition for this season, we solicit s liberal
patronage for our Ge rman friends.
FAnt—The Mercy Hospital Fair now
In progress at City Hall is one of the
moat attractive places in the city and Is
worthy of the patronage of every charit
able man, woman and child In the cam
oniony. The attendance has been ex
oesdingly large since the commence
meet, and we hope It will continue mt.
ART GlALLERT.—Everybody goes to the
Art. Gallery, or at least say they have
been there, and everybody should go
during the present week.
Real Eatate Tranorem
The following deeds were admitted of
record fn tho office of Thee. H. Hunter,
Recorder for Allegheny county, Satur
day, April 23, 1870:
ww. K. Taslla to Robson Campbell & Co., Web.
IT. ICIC lore rest la 4 acres of lend In 34th' ward.
Moe
c.....gblalmleb to Iteneon,Can,bbell & Cr!
diditifteMign . r . e " " 5. t4r.
m Itta ,
&OHM , . WWI • ~..e ,t7•Xt i
end ateaerre t tp
OX
Jobs rumehlna to Mart. A. H offman, Aud.&L it
Ma: 4 lota la lllltovb tp. 41.5
Jos. LIMS/OO• to H. K. uneo, April In, 111:0; lot
Jlr. r.1:.;;ut:Tv.:...7.. April 9. 1 " . 2 41
neres of land In Rubinson ep,
Jas. W. Taylor to M. A. Lamson.. April 4. 14 0;
301 :4 by In, ft. un donlata tl, Allegheny city
• VIM
J. H. lloirrenholile to John gooney, Maven 2,
IiTX: loiM by 111 ft. on Jefferson ht., Ante b•MY
city
0 liCi• X
Trerrn7l7o tef:Ces a iir 11Mrc. ° L'il . Wei
14,0X1
d • rob
Ilsuileser to Fred. Pilgrim. April IS, Ilff0; led
IX 0 1 It. on Forty meon4 ht. rah g 2.10/
Fred. Cns ornbei to /mesh Webelr, Aug. 1. Aes:
lot t 7 by Si It. on Court 121" Allegheny city
SI.ONI
Ar.hf4l:=lttd In RBhnei .D *I.dW
I.aw Students , Assoc latbil.
On Saturday evening, April 16th, 1870,
tho law students of this county held a
meeting to the District Court Room, and
formed an organization to be known as
"The Law Students' Anoclation, of Allot
gheny County."
A Committee of three persons, consist
ing of Maws. Southard, Campbell, and
Oliver. wore - appointed to draw up •
constitution and try-laws for the govern.
moot of the oecletY. to report at the next
meeting, which was held In the aame
place on last Friday evening, at which
time the Committee made o:report.
The Association proceeded, to the else
lion of °Moen, with the following remit;
President—R. G. Atkinson. First Vioe
President—T..l. Jack; Second Vice Presi
dent—Mr. Young. Secretary—Robert
Barton. Treasurer—Jacob Geyer.
The meeting then 2.3Jourried.
Wanted-3 roller; 3 hookeruln, 3 men
for farm work, 3 boys fbr country, to
work In vineyard. Also earls for all.
work for city and country. Apply at
Employment °Moe, No. 1 Sixth street.
Brushes! Brashest—All kinds of broah.
on,
ge, 1710nIthflold atof oar own manufactu m& re), at Lough
rid
The geeing Bieck of Henry C. Halo,
Merchant Tailor, at corner of Penn
avenue and Six th ottani, lo now large
and complete. Monsieur Bonpain con
tinues to ponaideat the cutting. tf
Stoneroad's Caibartle •yrap is used in
all rases Instead of pills, castor oil, sp
awn salt, &o. Highly flavored. Twenty.
Eye cents. Try it. Sold by all druggists.
w. 7. M.
For looking planes and picture frames,
go to Loodhndite's 1718mIttdleld street.
Northern Pattie Railroad 8111
The following is the text of the North
ern Pacific Its,ileos4 inll, is passed by the
Senate
Joint revelation authorizing the North.
am Pacific Railroad. Company talents
its bonds for the Construction of its
road, and to secure the same by mod.
gage, and for, other purposes.
Bo Ofiroll4 te. That -the Northern .
Pacific Railroad. Company be, and hereby
is, authorized to hate its bonds to aid in
the corolla:talon and equipment of its
road, and to secure the same by mortgage
on its property and rights of property of
all kinds and descriptions, real, personal
and mixed, including Its. franchise as •
corporation; and as proof and notice of
its legal execution and effectual delivery,
said mortgage shall be filed end recorded
in the office of the Secretary of the Inte
rior, and also to locate and construct,
under the pr visions and with the privil
ege', grants and duties provided for in its
act of incorporation, Its main road to
some point on Puget Sound, via the val
ley of the Columbia River, with the
right to locate and construct Its branch
from some convenient point on its - main
trunk line acmes the Cascade mountains,
to Puget Sound; and in the event of there
not being in any State or Territory
in which said man, line or breach may be
lccated at the time of the final location
thereof, .the amount of lands per mile
ranted by Contrail to geld company,
ithin th e limits prescribed by the char
ter, then said company shall be entitled,
under the directions of the Secretary of
the Interior, to receive so many sections
of Ind belonging 'to the United States,
and designated by odd numbers,
in such State or Territory, with-
In ten miles on each aide of said
road beyond the limits prescribed
in said charter, as will make up inch de
ficiency, on said main line or branch,
except mineral and other lands as except
ed in the charter of said company of 1864,
to the amount of the lands that have been
granted, sold, reserved, occupied by
homestead settlers, preempted or other
wise disposed of subsequent to the plumage
of the • act of July 2, 'lBB4. And that
tweety.flve miles of said mainline between
its western terminus and the city of Port
landa in the State of Oregon, shall be
completed by the first day of January '
, I
Anna Domini eighteen hundred and
seventy-two, and forty mike of the re.
malifing portion thereof each year there.
alter, anbl the whole shall he completed
between said points. Provided, That all
lands hereby presented to said company
which shall not be sold or disposed of,
or remain subject to the mortgage by
this act authorized, at the expiration
of five years alter the completion of the
entire road, shall be subject to settlement
and preemption,
like other lands, at a
price to be paid to said company not ex
ceeding two dollars and !My cents per'
acre, and it the mortgage hereby author
ized shall, at any time, be enforced by
foreclosure or other legal proceeding, or
the Governmentlands hereby granted, or
any of them, be sold by the trustees to
whom such mortgage may be executed,
either at its maturity or for any failure or
default of said company under the terms
thereof, such lands shall be sold at public
sale, at 'places withiu the States and Ter
ritories in which they shall be situate, after
•of less than sixty days previotrnotice,
in single sections or sub divisions thereof
to the highest and best bidders: Presided
further, That in the construction of the
said railroad, American iron or steel only
shall be used, the same to be manufac
tured from American ore exclusively.
Sic. 2. Arad be aft; rifler resolved, That
Congress may, at any time, alter or amend
this joint resolution, having due regard
to the rights of said company and any
other parties.
I 11:13:1=E133!
The Mee Divorce Solt for fraud In
age, is causing great excitement la Bolton. It
Bold - warn y.ng corn tot to marry In baste.
Rice Is but H, his bride 37. Be wean that she
Made Won twitter Mae was but ht. Own age, by
using Magnolia Balm upon her face, neck sad
bands. Poor youth. He probably Nand her
elbows weren , t quite so solt and pre. ty. Ought
Hagan to be Indloted ? We know Of Many Mal!
to cur.. lists Battu Alyea a Moat wonderful
Pearly and natural complexion. to which we
dosait ablaut. we like pretty women. To notch
the bleture, thry rbould nee Lyon.. IC.thatron
upon the halt. With p arty dhln, rosy che.ke
and soft. luxuriant Innen, they become tree•
slatlble.
IMO
K.NtillDY—Aorll.94,ll 119 SNIi.
an aged 19
months. youngest son of John P. d 9opbt
Kennedy.
,inuerat SO•DAT, Apell 9594 et 4P. 111, 400
reeldgute No. 108.79yette street s 8N weed.
Allegheny.
•
BNITII4Sn Sabhatln eveutne, April 114th,
MO. JENNIE CoLt.ltse, only child of Wm.
and Edna J. health, yea 1 year, d °towns,
and 3 days.
/astern! on TuLSDAT, at 10 from the
...leen. of Its parents, No. 34 Locust street.
Allegheny. -
=I
YARMAILET MAXWELL.
faun /15th TC.of bar. .0.
lusteral from the resideace of her daaghter.
lfra. Nelson, 67 Crawfbrd street, TO•DAT. 95th
Int • at r. Y. Theidends of the family are
respectfully Invited toattend..
Coedsy b orstal, at 6 &elect, of
parameala HUGH CALM!. aced 33 years.,
fanaral from his late refinence on Waler
street. TO-Day. at 9 o'clOca F. ie.
- PITTSBURGH
WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS,.
L SCHOONNLAKER& SON,
ritol. , xtro-rort.s.
Manufactorer. of WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD:,
BLUE LEAD, ZENCI3, LITIIARUE, PUTTY
.4.111;01*n DRY AND IN OIL • .
OFFICE AND FACTOUY.
440, 461, 444, 446 and 448, Mecca Street,
ALLEGHENY
We call- att.-talon to toe guarantee puted on
oar atrial,. Pure White Lead. and when we uy
a "parer carbonate of lead." we mean "Memel
tally pure. , that Is. /Me from Acetate and Ity
drat*, and Mauro:kis whtter and superior, Leith
la color and COTelirlir property.
(MAHAN TEED to be a pour Carbonate of
Lead and whiter than any In the market, ana
.111 ferret the orleeof this package It contain
lag the least adulteration. L.
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders, -
MIME ; LOCOMOTIVE k COMBO MILL
•
BRASSES
Made /Prompoy to Order.
RABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand.
rroprletnts and Manufacturer. or
J. N. Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Mee, 882 ! ENN STREET.
roußdry, Cora= and Balboa Stets%
P 17 1 ,511. RUH. P•
33:1 ALE L.
S. P. SHRIVFX. & CO.
Hare reesoved from their old stand, Nos. 27
and 29 01111111719L0, to their Warehouee
Nes. 259 and *1 Liberty Street-
A.Bovz TUN 116/111 07-WOUDISTHIET,
Where they will De 9/eased to ate all their old
Blonds and monomer.. -
S. P. SHRIVER & CO.,
259 and 281 Liberty Street
CHOICE AND HARE
COMECTIONS,
FOR PRESENTS, - AT
GEO. BEALVENI4,
112 Fic feral Street, ..faleghenll.
13111:1173
WHEELER'S
PATENT STAMP CANCELER&
EDWIN STEVENS,
No. 41 S. Third Street,
illu.strzuk.
flealfal hoot for the A to of Poo otylvanla.
a fr o f g t . ..ip o. All t!Lrosalk this =Lor
DILWORTH,II RITA & CO.,
• 243 Liberty Street,
(wood. 6.a., Wood .theet.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
fleCtill
l i
-MI HEM 1828.
MORT niaVe..•Larwr 0 114-101 T. I. COST.
RIGBY, C ST & CO.,
_
No. 189 LI ERTY ST.,
Wholerale.etut }Wall Dealers and Jobbe_rs to
nmettrzreAn tiLJUSEI exel SILVIS.
The Atteettonot all trlngmdet.th.th o y.
Utta. le dlnteted Leone feet. Imported dlfectlY
treat the beet Eon:Mete areete,.d ~„.,..n w
reeetvlex a freeh and deekable let es the shove
mac . .pi via
T _IVINGSTON &
_LA ii.ulicturcr. of LIGHT GULP IRON
C, SEP 1 6 Cit•
ne a tz r z.v. rel•ltY. Loewe Joint Butts,
articles of liallernirr4l=daX
ome.„ Ae e works, near Outer Dejot,kiletketil
City. Postotkoe Warm, Look V. 0.1 rltt.
bure, Pa.. Wean
N .
0110 E.--TO TICE CITIZENS
or SZWIOKLEY A.D VICINITY
ypsr. ALDER. a COLE. Paotokraphle thnl
Lute Aetna. will be at Sewickley on NON-
DAT. the SLIM Instant. tor the pommel taking
views of residence. and any who truth with •
fao strolls of their homes can have the same at
a reduction. If they give their r‘k r 4.1..
this
week at the ales, or at he wlekley while the
wagon Ls there. a1,212W11
PES IRA BLE ALLEGHENY
011 Y ItZSILIaIiCR /Mt II t LE, In lOW
atlon. corner of Rivera/A Cedar mates and
ne tr. - Hand .....t bald. a. hail, two parlors. dix-
Ing kitchen. balk rem and
btra, rani. gas and water Axiom. all wen ar
ranged and In complete nada,. Immediate Wel.
session will be given.
3. GUTHRE.? t EON.
39 RIVE avenue.
vela PALL—Engines alla Boil-
NB& New end acoand Hand, or all rinds
constantly on band.
Orders Rea all parts 9f the country 9=444
executed.
. .
J6IIEB RILL • CO..
Corner Yarlon Anemia and P., P. W. • C. LW..
.allagnanl. Pa.
NOTIO!
IarIIKYTICE.—The . stockbald-
ERSofthe CENTRAL MUTUAL GUILD•
ING AND LOAN AtISOCIATION, nr Allegheny
Om Pa., are requested to nee. at HALL No.
11.0 b lo street. Ai esteeny, on T UPSDAY EYE • -
IN G. MIT 3d. 1870. to 11.10 notion on amend
13ut tg t ?l r e o l f tril , zsi vt.
s'Assr 0. B. MeSOWN. Secretary.
THE AeNnNt
U nd AL lr ec E tor L a E C th T e M O E N R
CHANTS NATIONAL
TELEGRAPH (MU
TANT XIII he held at the OFFICE 1.1 • JAMES
WILKINS. No. 2 111` 5 'Dnotteane
Way, on TUE SDAI. MayISTO, between
the boors of X and 4 o'clock r. at.
JAMES WILKINS, Stc.retsry.
TlTTnnunart. April SIG. MIL ar . Z.LX . .9
OFFICE or CLINTON PArcrt MILLO. L`
FITIVIMMOU, a ;: 551 h. 1070 .
tarPITTSBURGH PALL
MANUTAC URING CIL
'There wilt be • special Metrog of the Stock.
holders of tho c..ronany at the offlce • RS
THIRD AVENUE, on MONDAY. May 24 at TO
o'clock A L.
hpZerei
SAM'L 'Jeerotarf•
arDIVIDEND NOTICE —The
Directors of the a HARPSEVIICt and
L LWVENCEVILLE NEIL OE CO. have Da.
day drclarcd a Dividend of FIVE ESE CENT.
for the last six wont ha - psyab e forthwith at the
ohlee of the Tree.. cr. In She•prhnra.
JOHN REED. Tresaurer.
Nu•SPHNUDO, April 18.1810. araors
arNOTICE.—An election 'for
Fresident and six Directors of the
SHARPSFOURG AND LAWRENCEVILLE
BRIDUE CeIIICANY, to save derina the Shan.
leg year. will he held at the TOLL. HOUSE on
the FIRST MONDAY OF MAY. between TWO
and POUR o'clock d. x.
J. M. HEED. Secretary.
Bittnrannao. April 18.1870. . ap0:1•5
CANDIDATES
('FOR COUNTY V 31113118
!WRIER,.
GEORGE NEELEy,
Of 2faeitalt Township. subject to the Cede!on of
the Union Republican County Convention.
ap2ObliT
OFFICIAL.
/k i N ORDINANCE to authorize
the eehenehetieh Ur a La,: eat "neer on
Os•
alley.
bac. 1. Re 11 ordained and ...cud by Ore Retort
and Dunmire Onineits of and of A 11.9A. ,, Y,
and U Le hereby ordained enacted by she au
thority of the ant... That the hewer Commitsion
be d
invite ehey reedtry authorixed ancons t rue.
to and ve proposaiJ tor the
tion of • Hewer. located as fol owe. els.: On Ruth
alley, from Fulton street to Bedawlek greet, the
plan to ho approved by Co J
nnlly, and to contract
therefor with the lowest an best bidder or bid.
ders, at their discretion.
ofsaid
hewer[t as soon Lathe cost and expenses
of said shall be Indy ascertained. the Same
shall be levied, assessed and collected as Pearl.
ded for. by an Act of Assembly of the C. mmon
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled ..a mph], tient
to • supplement of the .Mirth section of an act.
entitled an 'Act Fklating to AldAheny City,'
arnrcved March 114. A. 1). 1809. ),
~. • • .
Limn. wore Tha.mush et . say ordinance. al may
Ottllct. ith b Supplied by the foregoing, he
riotsr same la hereby repralid.
toed•d enacted 10.0 a law ibis 14th day
April. 187 U. . .
, AMESHIER.
Preelde nc of Select Council
R.II.IcLAY,
1321212
IZIZES)==
.
• • HENRY W AltNiFt.
President of Common Connell.
Attest: BODBler DiLWonen.
Userk of COMM. Connell ay=
AN ORDINANCE to authorize
the construction of a Mato Sewer on North
mil - Mai- Be U ordaiwil and enacted by filo
Soled and VIMROIII Cornetts of the City of dile
phenyl.nd U to hereby ordained and enueiod
by the aut a horily of the *moo. That the Sewer Com-
mission be, a id they are hereby Whorls d and
ved to turn. and receive nroposala for the
constructiov enue. ew C. located.as ollows.
On North between Palo Alto street and
Paitnrll...a.
rideron hora, t h e ir it the
lowest sodbest [wor bid d e r , , at discre
tion.
SIC. 2. That a.n FS the cost atd tepee..
of min Sewer soo
hall be telly atcertained. the same
Well be reeled, assessed and co Isc ed prori
ded for. by en act of Assembl y of Me Common
wealth ol tenneylvania, entitled "a Sup .meat
to • au. plement of fourth section Or an set,
entitled en 'Art stilling to Allegheny City.' AV°
' • rowed March Y 4, A. 1860.'
. .. • .
Sac. 3. Tint much of any ordinance se may
conflict with or be mooned by tee foregoing, be
same Is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted Into a law this 14th day
• f Aped. IbTO. . . . .
. . . . .
. ' JAMES MaIRIER.
rtcOdent of telecteomell
41., J.
ux.- Fr. . -
Clerk of Select Coopell
- -
Hhtilif *ARTIER.
Pre.ldent of Common Connell
MAW: ItOnnta I.M.wonam.
Wert tiorr6otibouracil
A N ORDINANCE to authorize
ZA.the HT &ding of Jalappa atreet, from ter
mino• ot graded portion.
.
befrnow I. his ft °Mallard and osacial bye Ow
Select and Coessamillaustelis of the MI Of Ails .
"bow. and U to hereby ordafned and fended by
am authority of Use salmi. 'Seat the Committee
andKlett. oe, In v ite` are hereby satoorised
andirected tosod receive
tb radin of Jaiti streeos a b f l esas' sfooom i r
to eg OIMLC g there l fo r w s th the low es t and be s t
bidder or oiddere, at their eisatetion.
Sim S. That for the purpose o improvements. e
mot and expenses of the said
there be ,and le hereby levied. a special tax, to
he equally minced upon the several lots bound
ing and abuttin p roporti on sald the
street
Mapectirelly In to the feet front in
thou respectively comprised, and hmtiading cad
abutting as aforesad.
Sac 3. That as soon as the cost and expenses
f meld Improvements shall be fully a:curtained.
IL shall be the deity of the Street Commlmioner
to asses. and Apo:mica the same among the
several lots bouncing and abetting upon slid.
LlelsPP• street. respectively. Recording tO 'be
rule above Indicate.% and thereupon ',Mee d to
Make Litman,' and collect the same. areLeOlne to
tl Drnebron• or the Ac: or General
of the gw.•
"A:1 Act deening the core of noll, Min t . the
1 ;!i "111, 7 1 •Irat i t ' : ‘ cll n y d
other purposes, ,, p .ssed thy teirtimb day of
March, lioosl
hoc. 4. That so much of's) ordinance as may
conflict with, or he suppllto by th e foregmng ,
be and the some is hereby repealed.
Ordained and gnawed mania la, title the 14th
day of April, Anzio Domini, one thousand
hundred and seventy.
JAMESMcBRIER.
' President of Select Council.
Attest: C l erkxAgY.
of Select Council.
HENRY WARNER.
• President of Common Council.
Attest: Inhalant Itll,lolllll, •
Clerk of Common Connell. ap=
AN 011DLNANCE to authorize
the conetroction of a Lateral bower on
buelbeld atreet, Meaner street sod Onto avenue.
Inc. 1. Be it ordained liAd entrenut by the Be
rra and Common Connell, qf the (My of Allo•
phony. nil it is hereby ordained ern mooted by
ene antiority of the mat, ghat the Seven Com
mission be and they are hereby antonym& and
directed to invite and receive proposals for the
contractilitn of a newer. touted •D follows. vie.:
Commencing at the corner of Sithillel4 and Fel
on streets, tinning along lined:kid streetto
Ta
rter street, thence along Center street to Ohio
avenue, thence along ethic; aven to connect
with the itedgwich street fewer. pl an u to be ni
l:ted l owe stncils, and tneontract therefor tette
thand beat bidder or bidders, at their
discretion.
clic. SI. Tifat as r
ho. as theilliit awl expense
01.14 sew. r shell folly ascert anted, the dune
shall be levied. astesscd and collected as watt-
Ord for by sn act of Alterably of the Common
wealth of leinarynrsnla, entitled a “snonleinent
10 • a•PPittnent of th ing to A e fourth &action of an act,
tanned an Act relatllegheny (lift up-
PraYed March 94, A. 11 ofBo9
3. That so much any ordinance as may
conflict with or be so wilird by the foregoing. be
.d the tame is hereby
into
tlrdalord and enacted a law this 14Ih day
of April. 11170.
•
President
JAMES MeBBIE
of t elect DellCo
Attest: J. a. nzcsr,
. .
Clerk of 7 .. c 0....
HENRY WARNER,
Prod ent or Common Connell.
Attest: RonlssE DIVIVORTII.
Clerk of Common Connell. n=
AN ORDINANCE repealing
that portion of Ordinance Ad am. autho lees the ()realms nod ,Parriet of street.
(hem Beaver anode to }Table .I.lYet.
errecTion 1. Bea ordamed and enacted by Me
&feet sad COIRIMOI4 COY" CM of it.• car of AL
-1•01..y. nod a .Aereby ordained and 6n
m:fades Umanthority of tee usu. That the or
dluance auttarrialur the gradius and paling of
Adams Street. irom /talon Street to Preble
strut, be taameoded as to have no foree and
e n te i cp r !riagg e rrinte between Beaver avenue
One, IL All ordinances or parte of ordinances
Inconsistent with the provisions of tide Ordi
nance be and tbe same looereby repealed.
0 damned and enacted a aw this I.llhd.y
of April, A. D. 1810.
JANES licßlllllll.,
Preeldent of teat Council.
Attest: J. B. OicaY.
Citraot Beleet Council.
of BY WARNER,
Attest: nany l : 111.;44,Co"on
Utilalet3=
V' V 'W A iVi"W j'ff
ESTABLISHED BT
& T. SURLY, 1212..
W. PL MELLY,
WHOTAMA LT: GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,'
(Dnnactu this, Emma Elorxx..)
Y. STICKLE a. A. ISTEZLX.
M .
STEELE & SON,
arnsraissi4m . Merdumis
FLAJIIII, GRAIN, EED, o.
No. 99 OHIO ISTSZET, ziaar lan 009=09.
r=M=l
RELATOR & ' LIMPER,
MOM GRAIN ASP PEODIIOI
Commission Merchants,
No. $39 LIBERTY IMIENT,
Coeflrnmenta oolletted
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
- . tliocootoor to Vetter * 'tin:m."l2w
mop= cpanussioN lareaun,
. o ,Tiro. 25 Maricetigtroet.
L. J. BLALPICHAgD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
No. SIM PENN STREET
av16:112
tirrrue, BARD at PATTON,
vn,„ 1 ... i . en,-en, coma maw, merchants
ll.lento Produce, Flo., Boa., Choose,
Plob, carbon sad Lord Otl„ hog Noll., Glad.,
Conon Yam anti all Pittsburgh Mamma..
ireaorally. 11.11 sad 114 BZOOND Br IT,
Illstaborglu
JOZWL UOCISP..IDIr. HOCll....inf. U.
OHN I. HOME & BIM&
•• anon taJOHN I. nom. I CO.
ale GIVOIMI lad CO6l/011.10U ALMA. •
of 13mIthIleld sod Water Meet.. Pto2.
SOEIN A. W
§j3HIPTON &WALLACE. "
BALZEIROCER6 ANT) PROW:fel,
No. 6 13113115INICET. Ilttsiou
livo;,*7- 1 :1
THE PFITSBUIRI II _
VINEGAR ..
•
WORKS.
;ALTA 8z anis
167,168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE,
Axe nom pftrared to fungal •INRttAR at the
LOWNI3T MABRXT RATES. Attention Is var.
tleslarty cared to oar
ENV*, WINE MEDAL
MERCHANT TAILORS
P. 31 'A. Ft I)l_4E,
FASHIONABLE '
MERCHANT • TAILOR,
Keeps constantly on band Cloaks, Casatm ems
and Vestlogs; also, Uentlemea'e Par.
01001011.1 mod,
No. 93 1-2 Smii hfield St.,
r.rrsauxon,
inirtient'selotbtny made to order tn tbe latest
Myna. apla-
RAE MIL 0'17.49.Lp .
GRAY & LOGAN
Ilan rumored glom 1119111 , 111 AVCNOZ, to
47 Sixth Street.
SAMUEL GRAY,
Merchant Tailor,
Havinergumed staidness, Iv now ulaltat
No. titl YIFTtt Ut. ...Xt. or rt antic.
NEW AND FRESH GOODS,
Men'awear, consisting of Cloths, Cassie:tens
sad Veztlars, and all the newest of Oeutoh
and English Coaatiga which he Is prepared to
make up to order In the most ra.hlonable style.
tientleinen desiring their Clothier mode to order
eau relylon having them Made Weber enfant Sot,
Isfaction, both - au regards style and quoin?.
SAMUEL GRAY,
89 FIFTH AVENUE
MEM
SPRING AND SUMMER STILES I
1870.
1.0. RIME/MON. c. L. WHILIIIIMIxO.'
M'PHERSON &MUHLANBRING,
Merchant Tailors. No 10 SIXTH STREET,
Oats
.electedr.) We
the b e st
mostarge and
well Stock of the best and fashion
able Goods In ourilne. • great worth= of which
are our own Importatlos.
Feeling confluent of Gar ability to give perfect
easlsfaetho. we respectfully solfdt fr.m 00050
early examlnstion of our Moot of nue Cloths,
Cassimeies,_Ve.tluss, Sc.
McF/HLESON • MIIHLANBRINU.
50010 No. 10 Sloth street.
NEW SPRING GOODS. •
• splendid OW 11.0e..t 01
CLOTHS, 61881.1WEBES,
Jut rescinded,lECYNAL.
N-.-'
WALL PAPERS
NEW - WALL' PAPER,
TOR
SPRING SALES,
AT
N 0.107 Market St., near 51h Alumna
We now offer to the patina • stock of PAPER
HANGINGS unsurpassed In the West for variety
sod beauty of styles, embracing all the Novelties
la PRESCO, MOSAIC), PERSIAN and GRIOIAN
DESIGNS In plain and brisht colon, for
Dining /LOOMS. Se. Also, WoOD sod. MARBLE
D ECG R&TIONs, TINTE') and lilt PARLC/13.
PAYERS with ad almost enemas varlets ol
CHEAP SIATIN rergns, WRITE sad BROWN
BLANKS for Chambers, Sc. All of which we
tr a o i lmze d taz t as low as the 11/Instill the market.
•
No. 107 Market St., near sth Avenue.
•
JOS. B. HUGHES it BRO.
..512 :Ors
•
WALL PAPERS.
SPRING, 1870.
PRICES REDUCED.
40 tr variety at 45e. nev roll. •
ILT—a great at bOe• per roll.
GLAZED—aII kinds at Bac Per roil.
/MEGA AT French and American Paper H.R.
Inya, sot spemded aove. scummier te .any As
sortment In the country. Por sale at
W. P. MARSHALL'S
New Wholesale and Retail Store,
r.
obs PIT 191 Liberty Street. •
TSBURGH.
~]ii 7.'
SALE STABLES.
G 000 D DEIVIND DORSC.B.
O O. OD DRAFT 110/03121.
NI GOOD YAMTLY HORSPui,
D GO. le HIDING HUI/BEB.
1 titoOle 1 . 13 • Y. . •
All cremated to be sound and all eighty reg.
resented. Call at onr New gale BMW" On/fid
dle Alley, near Allegheny Dimond Market. and
see the horses.
OZOIMIE EWALT,
=
ROBERT 11, PATTERSON & CO.,
comma or
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
IFITTYIEMOE, PAL
WEI on Every fiaeurday Hold
AN AUCTION SALE
or
lOBSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
i f4==l"lf"V..
notice of consign% IC I 00
0 01
or Info., Thursd apt a ot
nob week la Onler for adrortlatna.
,Pton y
at
formteation aad good rano add an Woo r. OO . lan
da.
JOHN H. PEZWAET.
JOEN ..11011T.
RTOB . H. PATTERSON &
LIV33111:1C, BALE AMID.
•„ : A >I:
COL OHM IVINI9I k LIBERTY It
PIT PISIP:1110S, PAL
1115.1:1111
WINES, LIQUORS, &a.
WAGNER'S FRENCH COLORING,
The Vary Beat Ix the 'United Stifles.
ALAXIMACITIRLD BY
WILLIAM WAGNER
981 Arorth Seventh Street,
FBILADILIIII.I.
Beferesee*—All the leading houses Is PM.
eiptue. Jallmee•riei
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY .
' IMIIPOZVESS or
ENO, BRANDIES, GIN, IL,
witousissue usu.'s= u
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET
Have - 11kinsoved to
NOS. $B4 AND De 6 PENN,
Cot. Nievanth M.. (farmer!, Cana! ,
notroll
Sac-
COtlar
JOSEPH S. FINCH i CO.,
LOL 130,167.135.181.133 Imo ll°
rizeT aruzrr. rlrrasuzien,
Copper vistaled Pare Rye. Whiekts.
ALIN Olden L PORKEUP WININ and U.
QUO/t0.1301% le.
AMUBE!ENTL
IgrNEW OPERA. HOLM.
MONDAY IVIWING. ir altb, IVY% vie
cad week of the t• lutaphont cod krliii
meat sad the gnat. delmenter of bp.elaluee,
MIL F. $. C141111M117,
Who will spoefdlo an oat nal doom• of
All /VULCAN WEnTlentt LITZ,
Written Mr
entitled ' Tilde. De Walden 11.4
watd deaneer,
Os. TUE. AttrAtittui TaktrELKII.
Kit Kt&MK Mr. F. S. Cluarras
New Ceeaan. reopen'. anti Mechanical Zs
fens.
Canalran Matinee an Satnedar-
Or TWELFTH AND .
; LAS,DBXBIB/279..Ar
OF
BIBLICAL TABLEAUX,
A rter the celebrated of Gaeta...Dam,
Till (May) MINING, April li.
aomnsslos. SO yenta fs
arSIEDON HOSPITAL
FSIR,
OPE."' E INEINr rail .. .LIM
►r
CITY HALL.
ADMISSION sa
stte: wit
VirFAIII AT
KEYSTONE RINK,
ROBINSON STREET, AilegbraY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING,
FOr the Benefit of
lIT. rums MEW CATHOLIC CHOECI.
A DMIt3SION
ap=:wr.
11.0317RANON
THE .
Mutual Benefit
LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
ORGANIZED IN 1845.
Losses paid en lives of do.
0411•10.11 =embalm p 6'.1164,016
Dividends of Midas"' Pro. •
=tame nealuvd
Asmats Subject*. aUllabtl.
11.1. ism. 1,1970
lumber of mnabers,4o,ooo
Amount Immured 180,000,000
The usual Dividend paid in - 1870,
and Two Ordered lo be
Paid in 1871.
The above etatengelt Is oven:ace by the Ditto
tore, ea the result or twealphve seen' had
1116.$•
Conducted with pradenee. nottung has bona
lout on Investments. -
M....lred WU& .o.aora7. the asp ane haTe
always been small—the Mirklea& always lance—
dezlzred annually, mud paid wharf due.
Neither Mentors or Oman are allowed tom
milestone, on bulatss or low. sad lone bars se-
mitred wealth in th. Company's serrlm
Intending hasten,. as noretefore. to met
lidtbfel Trorahe fee to moat. e rs, tbaalireetors
offer the beuellis at this Mutual Life Asseehellosi
lona el wend Death wbo desire to }IMO ail:
tires on the asset fsvernble torsos.
nits bets! notice Is ogersd use irehnltetai for
Use zooroulaborstoandsatreetive solscrtiseaueets
mestizoes used to zdahnt the Maws of aWe
Inenrseee Compaisi. . . -
Severna. Tsbiee and albs r Igloransi ton et 100 '
subAirt fornished gratis, 01 the offlee of She Om-
Pohli or say of tie Lginams. . •
DiaEVYOl~s
LZWIR C. d POTTS?. JOHN R. viLLRE..
iiratir: Ma/ARLAN, NLHEISIAII TRULY.
CliA , X. MACKNET. JOl5l AH O. I.OW,
A. M. NN +I.LING. JOIRTR A. HALM.
H EIRINNZ, .WILLIAI/ F. DATA_
I. H. TM HINURAM. 03C/LT. RALUTViii.
LEWIS C. GROVER, President.
WI. F. DAY, Vice President..
EDWARD . A. STRONG. Nacirolasy.
BEIZAXIII C. wirtmEn. Treasurer.
LW DODD. NatbeissUelliuk.
S. "IL LOVEllithliljg,
General Agent,
MOUND /LOOS.)
Cor. Wood Street aid Font Mem
C ASH
INSURANCE COMPANY.
EFELLws commute,
an rum Avows.. Illeeeml /Mir
Celinal. 41.11rafdl7p.
AteTtatiL
Pift . :qa 7: IZ. h i L i 1 4 4?
..i
ti tnimit r 4l. r.
4. IiAOS, 0.:01
ilbsral Term , on all Wire
3 BUM» MM.
1,1011 , a 6,
nomad dose
Noses
F
119. T.
/1111111169 r
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NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Car. Moral St. and Diamond, Allegkey,
Bl O : M ax tt . the ISMIXD NATIONAL. ELAN
111 residett.,_
W._/t
rir tVC
. Pat
/aZirdATZ: I (4'4 ni FO. m ak
0. a int;ll4'lKM: l 4 iniar at .
I ND. W U "
AGIAIXST LI;1311 AY nay.
MUM INSURANCE COM. fIiIIADELITIA,
ornos,sss • UT caunnEtircr
imiturieee.
nta2wWrit . ai.
l err i U h iees
JSaasal
AV., &M e—
k Dale
ell. nay
Pllll.l II; TAR It. "4l 4r k t
sit . V r k, Wearies.
brldN, Age"
Rath Rut canter 11 WOOd Etn
ENSVILAINCE CON.
I,7l r ie v itWarg r ad.
MATZ ti MAW f r atr " trea a . la AgfiE . t.
OflidO:911 Wm. stmot, Boos, a Om•fil at.
,Ibiglastalm Plitatora. •
; A. nue,sehist . all Mods of Fin and
ifj %*••
mg I Mitutlott, musgod by .
=ll sic trot . ' known to th e MIMS ST.
MUT to SLMS=The t ly.%= tu b %
wi,"B=B:l4.T4.lTegAt -mtscaos sots
Y.
e i n
imam Munk% r ua.,
117.
pCOIPLEP rill'EtAiNCE CON..
011 W 3.7: L . :OHW MI WOW" NTH ST/h
A Hams : •.! :Ire anti Marts. EWA
-mum=
Mpt...irli L. /Ikeda
A: M.: ' nits innate.'
I ‘red
lol=kagt
..'
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;•
rti H Vaar i
W. F. litAlLDSitt. bewetary.
LLEG!
COWANY UT TITTSBIJINIII:
NITLITH ISTILKICT.HanD4OO6
&pm agalssl W Dads of Tin sa =rim
JUAN titirm. phut.
T. J. AMNIA Sub, Yla Tresslssi•
O. IL DONN/ILL, ...uttaly.
• fuzz WK. DX N. rienointAini•
boa.
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rnaeu Or,
Sala
ir C atkirm.Ress.
ITALABLEF ARMAND MILL
• PEO V
PILILIY TUR OA/A.—Hoisted at Nix
lan *lanai', raokaoola sallsiol. Malaise ISO
seemly or watch an ehmrod; a 1 totter good
roarer 10 rm. ortloal to lawn
Xarr Ploarba with 111 ,•• or wren. la
Mal mem MU has •i s mam:Ba tailor.
"'Ta to d iro U"W ial.: • C er 4 e n." l:l " r 4 l•lral S"K" bl'atoar.. . I.." l "tl abo rfi r r e
no...au a VIII• oomasint r. -
nuts easy. Apply 10 B i ar, Lug tr..
QC=
11,1110,3119
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