El
LIR littsbutti etaisttE.
(JTY AND SUBURBAN
But One Left.
We have bdt one more room to let to
the Kimrsizz building." It la • very
&tillable room on the Second floor, trent
ng on Fmllbtleld Matt., Tema very
lola for the location. tall at the Count
ing Room. tint floor.
Ninth Try wino or Megraw's cigars from 45
(Hand) street.
- -
Tobacco abnps are multiplying with
great rapidity in nibs city.
The Allegbany School Controllers SU
meet nest Tuesday evening.
Proposals fat buildina the Soldiers'
Meantnent will not be received after to.
dry.
Milted Stairs watches of all grades
Eng b obtained at W. G. Dtinfiesth's.
No. 56 Fifth avenue.
Patabergii Is looking up In lane build.
Inca. A new order of things hall been
Inaugurated.
elf Gale-you enjoy the luxury of s good
smoke? Tben purebsee your supplies
at McgraWa, 45 Ninth (Hand) street.
,The Ben Assortment of gents' furnish•
tog goats to be found In the city Oat
Urhog, Follenstme &Co.'s, earner of Fifth
almond and Wood creet.
Clothing for the Muses, of good quail •
ty and onpartor workmanship at Deana,
corner of Fifth WVOIII2O
and Wood street. Prima very reasonable.
Indies will he pleased with the large
and tine aseertment of general j.welry,
Elver plated ware and putt:mu at Dun
oath's jewelry house, No. 66, Fifth aye.
-nue.
Rigs gins, street wilken whose ages
hardly weeded ID the aggregate an hun
dred years, were Ili the tombs yesterday
inoraluireharged with drunkenness and
disorderly conduct.
Peelet Plesed.—]fn. Asterman. a
Garman. lately residing In Allegheny,
bad har pocket picked and a pocket book
sontsining 120 stolen. while In an auction
Yore on Smithfield street yesterday.
Yestaday aftenrion Mre. Osterman,
from Allegheny, while In "Cheap
John's" suction store on Smithfield
street, bed her rocket picked of flys dol.
lens. The light-fingered rogue escaped.
Last night about ten o'clock Mr. Ed
mund Brunt', Non of Mayor. Brush, was
thrown& om • buggy on Chatham street
and seriously injured. He bad his
wounds dressed In a drug store near by,
and was afterwards taken borne.
Murderls.—WHllam Bristol wu act
ing hi a very dlaorderly manner on the
corner Of Carotin and Twenty-fourth
. street, and en Information was made be
fore Jostles Helsel for disorderly am.
duet. A warrant was honed for his
arrest. _
Yesterday Frank Adrian made infor
mation- before Alderman Taylor charg
ing Frank and Mary tichemp with
maintaining a bawdy house at the cor
ner of Thirteenth and Penn streets.
Tim amused were arrested and held for
• hearing on Monday.
°QUO:Mina, Follansbee & Co.'s, car
nar of Fifth avenue and Wood street, and
saamtne the very Ane display of new
goods In the way of clothe, cassimeres
and vesting*, for spring wear. Spec:Sal
attention iskiven to =atom work and
reasonable prima °harked.
A Woman Heater Mrs. Margaret
Shanglienaha made Information before
the Mayor yesterday charging Martin
Kennedy with assault and battery al
leging that he caught her by the throat
and choked her. and then beat her with
hi. gat. A warrant was loaned for hi.
arrest:
Aiming the most noticeable Improve.
manta of Allegheny is the repainting of
the Grant House corner Federal and
Isabella streets. It is now exteriorly one
of the most attractive buildings to the
city._ interior improvements are
upon the same scale, and are destined
to make the house moro popular than
VW.
Amanit and Battery.—John Eberline
Made Information before itiatiCe Helm!,
yesterday, charging William Smith with
&Mann and battery. .The parties reside
Scott townstop, and were working in
a field together.. A quarrel ensued
between them, an aa la alleged by she
War. Smith &truck him on the
t a lL iec with a shovel. A warrant was
famed. •
There Is no finer queensware In the
smarts% thaw that manufactured at the
/0740ne Pottery, Messrs. Kier dc Co.
prat:dietary Pbr cheapness, durability
and finish, the Keystone ware will coin.
pare with anything in the unsanitary:o
line In the city. As It is a home Mathis.
non. and as the manufacture Is of such
a character, Messrs. Kier & Co. deserve
public! patamfage. - •
NUS ii—Pte Here. The tint vote
polled In Allegheny county by a colored
man wee cast in the old Third ward, a
stronghold of Democracy,and fora Dem
ocrat. This much we have said before,
but to complete the item, It would be
wellto put on record that this newly en
franchised citinn had been but ten lain-
Mem out ofJall when he put in his vote.
There' willbe an exhibition of the Fire
Extinguisher this afternoon. at three
o'clock, en the wharf, near the foot of
Wood street. This machine has been
adopted by the leading railroad comps.
Wee and steamboat llnealland already te
ens to show prastbial remits, as was evi
denced in the saving of the magnificent
steamboat Gen. Lytle, few days since,
on tits Ohio river.
neldeed.-Testarday morning, about
wan o'clock, Mr. JClhll Sampseit. engi
neer On No. 6, tsmnoldmille Railroad.
wee waded, by the giving way of the
Mown sheet" cd.his engine. which al
kneed the steam to escape. The accident
coOttrred near Naltaburg, and he was sub.
stquentJy brought to his residence. No.
11l BMW street, this city. lits•luiurim
Omagh painful are not dangerous.
en=Fire.—About Mx o'clock laid
, there wan a stir among the fire.
men, occasioned by an alarm of fire from
bag 117, comer of Try street and Second
menus. The cause of the alarm was
• alight fire at the Smelting Fumy* at
tached to Anderson & Wood's Moot
Works. The miters and roof ignited
from a spark, and the - filmes Were eg.
anguished before they had made much
MIMI. The damage was veryaUght.
• Another Charge.—We gave • the par
. Scalars yesterday of a cue before Alder
man Herron, wherein .1. P. Gilroy was
gorged with fates Dret4l3lll In forging
p'aname of V. EL . Cotimilesloner Gamble
paper agreeing to nettle certain liquor
ge)eq against a third party. for 1600.
Subsequently another liquor dealer,
•
William Sewell. made a.. similar charge
. against Gilroy. who had a lieulug yew.
terday afternoon. and In default of 15,0P13
. 1411, was committed for trial. •
Ernie Down.—Thmeday evening the
earth of the tender attached to the lone.
moths of the McDonald 11 0:10012120d10011.
• on the Pan Handle Railroad, brake
down.' The coupling between the loop.
Sealy* and tuder wu broken, b`
eagles wee uninjured. Two of the
pas park however, in the rear of the
feeder 1111111 thrown off the track over as
antmakinent and wrecked. No math
was Injured. The retaengsra did not gag
Men the city until nine o'clock. The
Week ~cleared away yeatarday.
Watches..
•
Tbouit of our readers who are &Wire° ,
porchadnir a good Watch, would do
Well to call On W. O. Daneeath. 58 Fifth
anon, and see the W. FL Watch Co'a.
watehea. for which he ta the agent in this
They are becoming' very nonttlar
to this nark et, owing altogether to the
floe record they have made within the
Net two years. Come and see them fbr
Wm. Don% forget the place,-W.C a l=weath, 66 Fifth avenue.
Pars to Allegheny- I cm About 50,000
Tgatiodim morning about Ave o'clock
a Are broke out In the "dry 'kiln" .
litheebed to Gilmore. Straub
Drewry, Corn street, Allegheny. \ The
etorehing grain had been In the kiln for
crawl days. The heat wee shut off two
daye ego bat it le thought enough remain
ed 63 amnia the Are. The Are companies
labored faithfully, but notoelthetendlng
their idlorta sbout 14.0 00 worth of grnin
war destroyed. -The building wars al •
damaged tothe extent a
of bout
joinisB.ooo,
covered by insurance. In an adng
=l:‘ -the building several hUndred
worth of pain was stored. The
Ireman. however, were =Total not to
tamer water In that direction ,thut a
41112 greater law was prereeded. end They
deism praise ter MU discretional' weu
THE L /kn. BANE., I
Description of the ',Sew Building, on
Fourth Avenue—How It IsOccupied,
din., she.
\
In yesterday'n issue we briefly annotm.
ced the forial opening of, the
new buildbig - of the Merchants'
and Manufacturers' Bank, on Fourth
avenue, on which oocasion a sumptuous
dinner was given. .llpwards of three
hundred guests were in attendance, corn.
prising prominent bankers, merchants and
other citizens. Below will he- founda
brief description of the magnificent
structure.:
TUB BUILDING
Is located on Fourth avenue, near glarket
street, and is two stories high. The front
Is of cut stone, and presents evidences of
rare skill in its elaborate finish. ' The en
trance to the bank Is In the center of the
building, while on either , side are rooms
occupied by S. McClean ik Co., and the
Pittsburgh Bank for Savings. The bank
ingroom proper Is located immediately in
the rear of these rooms, the vestibule and
ball leading thereto being finished to
b ea utiful style. The counters are ar
ranged EG Rs -to have a sesai.eircular
form in front and extend to the wall In the
rear, completely enclosing the attaches.
On either aide of the counters are wide
paasage ways, room sufficiently ample to
avoid all crowding. Within the esiclosare
and at the rear of the room the vault is
located, and Is situated in such a position
that no outsider could gain access to it
without detection. On the left of the
Ivault are rooms fitted up in elegant style
for the accommodation of the President,
while on th e right is the Cashier's room,
with firioproot vault and every, other
convenience attached. Over the Vaults
and rooms referred to is a wide gallery,
overlooking and forming a pion of the
banking room. .The banking roiom is
lighted by largo, windows on eithek side,
and by.en immense sky-light.' The ceil
ing Is lofty, and the highly finish - IA wood
work, beautiful fresceeing and elegant
fittings throughout give an appearance
that cannot g be surpassed.
Our city can boast of no finer bank
building than the one we have here
briefly described. It is, indeed, aperfeet
model of elegance—a trigimph in archi
tecture. It displays a degree of bode and
llisirallty on part cf the directoiv and
stockholders which Is highly creditable.
BARK OP SAYINGS
The Pittsburgh Bank for Savings, one
of the most popular of our banking in
stitutionsr occupies the room at the right
of Ator main entrance to the new build-
ing.- . The apartment is large, well
lighted, and very admirably arranged.
The furnishment is rich, though plain,
and harmonizes finely with the genfti
character of the room. The counters
and railings are of finely finished black
walnut, and handsome cut glass consti
tutes a promlstent feature at the various
desks. The Directors' office Is sepa
rated from the main apartment by a
handsome walnut railing, and is well and
comfortably furnished with chairs, tables,
desks, arc. , The floors are handsomely
carpeted, and the walls and ceiling qui
etly but finely finished. The institution
was originally incorporated under- the
name of the Dime Savings Institution of
Pittsburgh, by an amot the Legislature of
the Stateof Pennsylvania, approved April
11, 11362,and opened out for blueness at No.
110 Bmiddiald street, in May, 1869, with
'James Park, Jr., .Esq. President, and D.
B. McKinley, Secretary and Treasurer.
' A suridement to Its charter was pro-
Cured n April, 1865, putbmizing the
present title and the creation „of a capital
stock of $75,000, for the greater security
of its depositors, and organisation under
Its provisloni was iced in January of 1866.
The bank has been very successful, and
the high character of its directory, com
mends it to the public for • liberal propor
tion of its patronage . The amount of its
deposits is $500,000. The Board of
Managers is as follows :
President—George A. Berry.
Vice Presidents-8. H. Hartman, Jas.
Park, Jr. _
Secretary and Treasurer—D. E. Mc..l
Kinley.
Directors—A. Bradley, F. Rshm,
Bell; Joshua Rhodes, J. S. 'Dilworth J.
Ikon, G. Follansbee, Robert C. Scirtnertx,
denies L Graham, daistoprier Zag, W.
H: Nimiclr.
. Solicitors—D. W. and A. Snell.
At the left of the main entrance is the
office of S. McLean & Co., brokers.
Tcia apartment, also, is richly and
handsomely fitted up, and is worthy of
the beautiful building.
On the second floor of the building
over the apartment :last mentioned, is the
office of the Pittsburgh, West Virginia
aria Charleston Railroad Company. The
fitting up of this apartment is In perfect
keeping with the elegant style of the
rooms already aescribed.
The M. & M. Bank is, with one ex.
ception, the oldest of our banking insti
tutions. •" Under able -management its
prosperity' tuts been great. The noble
structure on Fourth avenue lungshes
evidence . _ of the prosperity and healthy
financial condition of its builders, and
upon this fact we heartily congratulate
them.
The New mud Stocking Stare
It is & pleasure at all times to the gen
eral business community to welcome
Into the milks of new home* under
fresh and new. auspices. It is especially
pleasing to accord welcome to firms
made up of our young men who, hall of
vigor and enterprise, enter Into the field
of iminpetition, and use their beiLexer
lions toptush ' forward into , and
prosperity. It is. therefore, w much.
pleasure that we announce this morning
the opening of a new stand stocking
store at No. 30 Fifth avenue, over which.
our young friends John Degelman, long
Identified with the popular house of Jas.
Phelan, and Janies &Black will preside.
Mr. Degeintab is thoroughly acquainted
with the business in all its branches.
and his most excellent judgment and,
capacity as a buyer, knowing exactly
what is wanted In this market. and what
will afford the largest measure of satis
faction to patron.. Mr. Black is well
versed in business mittens, and we can
confidently say that the affairs of the
new firm of John Degelman .t Co. will be
well managed. ar4d that a large share of
patronage will be directed towards them.
The store has been thoroughly rano-.
valsd and Improved, making a handsome
appearance both Inside and outside. The
nook of hosiery, gloves, drawers, shirts.'
ladles and gentlemen's underclothing,
bows, dal", warns, suspenders, collars and
general furnishing goods is entirely
freak; and wilt be offered at very reason
able prices. 'We wish the new firm that
success
and prosperity which their, en
terpriseand energy warrant, and bespeak
for them a fair share of our readers
patronage.
A Brutal IF atber
Between -Twenty-sixth and Twenty.
Seventh streets, - on Canon • street, Bir
mingham, there raffles one John H. I
as
an old Man, and his daughter,
Who h also passed' the merrldlan of
life. For some days past the house was
closed anti no one wee . seen about the
premises. The neighbors became inarm
-Ist abOut - UM matter-acid called upon
justice Ammon •to solve: the mystery
for them. The old .man was known to
bo intemperate, and when drunk was
exceedingly, vicious, which had a ten
dency to infamies :the arixiety ' of the
neighbor' for the welfare of himself and
daughter. -
Jostles Ammon scrio . Cupauled - by 'Conn-
Inman Hillec.promeded to the house to
ncrivel the—mystery, and On arriving
there „found the doors locked. They
knocked but received no response. The
door- was then broken open when a
pliable scene was presented. The
daughter was ftrond lying upon a bed in
al helpless condition healing been terri
bly beaten and abu sed, and the old gray
leaded sinner was lying in the middle
of the floor Ina beastly state of bitoxim.
lion; The daughter was removed to the
co unty Home, and an' information was
Made against iturold men for assault and
battery, and a warrant Issued for his ar.
rest. The officer, at lam amount s was
welting for him to become sufficiently
I sober to go to the -justices office.'.
Pew Time Tablie..Fast Trans.
A now Time Table will go IMO tided
on the Pennsylvania Rail road on Mon.
day next. Bat alight alterations have
been made in the time of trans. The
Noble Express has been. made a much
faster train than heretofore, and will
leavourlier than at present. The Feet
Line west has also beau made a fast
train. This change decreases the time
Of the Fast Line, between' Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh, two hems and seven
minutes, and the time ist the Pacific
Express, between . Pittsburgh and phill.
delplitaitwo bolus. The Fast Lint will
make the run west, from Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh, in 12 holm ond 7 minutes.
and the Paddle Express the run eut In
11 hOure.and 16 minutes—a stood equal
to IC Mlles an tour. Inca uding elope ,or
EMIRS en haw. deducting stops. The
tune, taigas of other s will be
eggnog On Monday, and w e e
will pnbilsh
sheimanded thus tables in that day.
TROUBLES MULTIPLY
A Min Unroneen Bllbetutles. The
Evans Case—A Black Feature.
Some days since we published an ec.
count of the arrest of W. B. Evans, at
Freeport, by &Boer Fred Rivera, on a
charge of horse stealing, information
having been made against him py
Simpson, of Westmoreland county, from
whom It was alleged he stole a horse
brought him to this city and sold hint is
har."McKibboc. -
Since his arrest Evans has been in jail
and there has been a strong effort made
to settle the matter. Mr. McKibben. we
learn, is willing to have- the matter
gnashed provided the money he paid for
the horse is refunded. Evans' friends
are willing to refund the money provi
ded a settlement can.be effeoted, but the
matter Is somewhat complicated and will
probably remain so &di unravelled In
the Quarter Sessions Court. In the drat
place she Mayor Is not disposed to allow
the case to be compromised, as it is not
of that clan of eases which he Is author
ized to settle, but should the. prosecutor
fall to appear on Wednesday nest, to
which time the hearing has been Post
poned, and should there be no evidence
to warrant him in detaining the accused
he would as a matter of course be cony
pelted to discharge him. Sot It le
warmly probable that such will be the
case: ' When Mr. Sinn/Son demanded
his property of Mr. McKibben, we are
informed that the latter refused to give
It up unless Mr. S. would prosecute
Evens, and after Simplon had made
the Information, Mr. McKibben insisted
that he be held in his own recognizance
in the sum of 11.300 to appear and prose.
cute the cue when the thief was
arrested. The bond wu taken and Is In
the bandit' of the Mayor, who, It is
alleged, has, sufficient testimony on
which to bold the accused even if the
prosecutor should not appear.
These are, however, not the only die.:
cultism against which Evana will have to -,
contend. We learned last evening that_
one of the Mayor's officers has in OP
posse/Won a warrant for the 'arrest of
Evans, on a charge pf sedaction, In
which bibs Mary Smith, of Carlisle,
Is ibe prcsecutor, and should he be die
charged here he will be taken Into
custody immediately and taken to Oar,
lisle. -
I=
There is a darker feature still to this
man'. case, which although it has not
yet assumed the shape of a protract'.
skin la liable to do so at any time within
the next two years, and would pwobably
terminate in one immediately were
Pralle discharged from custody. The
hOyor received a-letter from Blairsville
yeaosrday making Inquiry concerning
Evan., jo which it was stated, that there
was a golored• girl In that town who,
desired to make information swarm
Evans for fort& el .4:of The authontits
there, so mote tho letter, were not anx
ious to have Mans arrested on Madame
if he could only Do kept away from
there. "
Verily,. be has a "heap o' trouble on
his head." and we think his friends
would do well to keep their money and
allow the law to take its course. If Idlte,,
I man is innocent of any or all, those
charger?, she may be, It will tge.hard
to convict him, and_ if guilty, ho should
be punished.-
•
Chartlets Valley Ilk'road.
The citizens of •Washingtou, Pi., and
thorn rending sling the lineof the Char
tiers Valley Railroad, are looking for
ward anxiously to the lime when that
road shall be completed and they afford
ed an outlet and a market for their
produce. For years past these people
haVe been laboring under great disad
vantage. for want of a railroad, that'
only means of reaching this city, which
is their only market, being by the way
of Wheeling, or over twenty-six miles of
miserably bad road by coach. We are
pleased to be able to announce to _thew
that this state of affairs will anon be
brought to an end by- the completion
of the Chartfers Valley Railroad,
from this city to Washington. We are
•authorativelv Informed that the work is
being pushed forward as rapidly as pas.
table, as strong a tree of men being em,
pI - eyed as can be worked tededyyZare:
• tad tad
and the df e
Chief Engineer is confident,
,that the road will be completed and
ready for the rolling stock to Beings':
mill, three miles this side of Washing
, ton, by the first of October next, and that
it will probably be com p leted a
the nd to r
operation
The matter e. of the time
the entire completion of thd road-noir
. ever, in • great measure depends upon
the residents of Washington themselves,
and these directly interested In- It.
There appears to .be a diversity of opin
ion as to what route shall be adopt ii
from Ewings' mill to to the borough
Hof-Vesoakongtaan. One early was. 1r...-
.diverge from the Oliglnel route and enter
the town on the East side, while the
-others desire that the old line 'shall be
followed arid the entrance to the town be
-at the West end. The flemoolvanis
:Railroad Company will be =tailed to
.construct the road on either route that
may be decided upon by the citissns, and
:are ready to put the work under con
tract as soon as the decision is mode.
All they ask la the right of way and they
will run the road into the borough, put
it In operation at once, and give the pep.
Tie, who ever since the days of radioed',
have been ens off from the rest of the
world; an owlet. • z
The completion of the road will open
rati and bring into market moot the finest
oast fields in Welaterttrennsylvanis, and
cane at but enh materially the value
read estate al the entire line of the
•
ReCkieSS D due—Tae -
Result. ,
An instance of reckless dtiviog occur
red in Alliegheny, attended with results
which will. doubtless cure nee. man. of
the evil practice. A butenr whose name
is unknown, was returning home along
Ohio street about two °dock. and an.
ions to get there in abort order, urged
hie horse,' attzened to a wegon, forward
at a rapid gait. He proceeded along well
enough until test at the corner nt-North
and Ohio streets, when a lady, the wife
cf Christian Gerat, with a child - in her
arms, wile crooning the street. The
botcher failed to check up la limo and
the lady and child were knocked down
and run over. Rome persons who ob
served the affair ran to her relief, 'but
the driver continued on his course
and managed to get sway before he
could be arrested. When picked up it
was found that, the women wan not very
badly injured, but the child did hot so
easily escape. They were both taken
home and then medical aid was sum
moned. The child was found to be very
seriously injured and trarn are enter
tainedof Ilk recovery. - -
Last evening Mr. Gerd made Informa
tion before Mayor Callow against the
butcher. who is known to the police by
eight, and he will doubtless. be "Mated
this morning. Such affairs are getting
'altogether too frequent to the city and
!every offender mould fie visited with
speedy and severe punishment. That
would check it up a little._
Mead This.
•
Almost every one needs the servjoea of
a Dentist In some way, and to inform the
public where they can be skillfully and
leniently served, is the object of this
short article. Dr. Gillespie has success.
folly practiced his profession In this oily
for the last twelve yeankand the liberal
patronage he now anjOys 111 convinclng
proof of his qualification for, and adapta
bility to, his chosen profession. The
Doctor is a progressive man and la al
ways to advance with any Improvement
for the benefit and comfort of hls patrons.
He employs none but'• first-edam' work
men, and can always warrant superior
work at the lowest prices. His suocesslo
extracting teeth without pain, by thous')
of his Improved laughing gas, Is too well
known to need comment. His office
and residence le at No. SNI Penn street.
Mortuary Report.
The folthwing are the intern:units In the
oity of Pittsburgh froth April 18th to
April 25th, with the °suns of death, as
reported,by Dr. ..T.'Ouy McCandless.
Phvalcian of Board of Health:
Diseases—Adults:-Conatimption, It.
Dropsy, 1; Ulcerated Stomach, L OWL
Oren: Scarlatina, 5; Mirules, 1; Erysip.
elan, 1; 81111 Born, 2; Inflammation bf
Brain, 1; Inflammation of Lungs, 1;
0011288tion of Brain, I; Idarsamtul, 1;
Conseil= of Lungs, 1; Diphtheria. 1;
'Accidental death by railroad, L Emphy
sema, 1; Convulsions. 2; 0 9 480818 , 2 . •
Of the &boy° there were under 1 year,
10;
from 1 tot,-22 to 5,7; sto 10, 1; 10
7 t 0 0 15 t0 ,1; 80 4 . 0 to l. 50 6 2: 1
15;1;ith
emi1b0.470,1;
White, 20; colored, none. Total, 28.
Special Card to the Ladles.—lulles
soillpecialty Invited to examine on Mon
day oar steak of all the newest fabric!' In
n ra is Goods; Silk - Mantles; Shawls; Pi; -
War Mantles, Scarfs. and compare prices
without being urged to puma.. The
stook will also be Spend complete In ail
departments of Hid Gloves, g0y07 4
Handkerchlelk, Embroideries, p.. 0 '
ge., while the variety and amortmeat
White Goods, BowleksePizit GOOdl. Tab.
lingo, Linea% Towels, do.. for variety
and prices cannot be akoelled.
J. M. Qum,
115 Federal Street, Allegheny,.
Ds you want a meortiuulls ? Go to
Pisgraw's, No. WS Matti (load) Wrest.
EMI
Mil
PiTESEURGH DAILY GAZETTE: SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 30. 1870
I."soiree sitorcate."
Last evening an enjoyable and select
• tuocloal kiree came off at the residence
of H e nry po e her, Erg., No. 183 Handl:ate
street, Allegheny. The occasion was
lanothir of those "Children's Operas"
introduced by Mr. Elober Into hie family
4 the entertainment of a few friends,
end the musical cultivation of the
younger - members of his household.
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Those operas, which are new features In
musical circles hereabouts, were intro.
timed about a year ago, and met with so
much favor and were attended with so
warty pleasant associations and gather
ings of friends that it was determined to
continue them, and last evening wit
nested Vie initial performance of the
second season.
A select company of ladles and geptle.,
Men, numbering about twenty, were
present' by invitation at eight o'clock,
when the performance began. The back
parlor had been diced up with a mimic
stage, witheplatform, footlights, curtain
and all the neoceasary paraphernalia to
louder the imitation complete. The front
parlor was occupied by the guests who,
ware so arranged that a full view of the
stags might be had by every spectator.
Mr. Kleber presided at the piano, and
the young performers were the Misses
Ida Kleber, Emmalidan, Ellie (3111,.
aid Masters Adolph , Lo ud and Harry
Kleber '
The prosramme.eontated of
several tingle selections, ail of a hum:tr
ots character, and the, comic opera of
..68" in tam acts, closgag with a scene
from"Listcharts and:Fritschena" None
of the performers were Yet in their. teens ,
she the musical' taste. 'expreesiod,and
culture exhibited Nese in the bighted
degree surprising. The performances
throughout were marked with so much
youthful vivacity and sparkle, and
seemed to be entered Into with so much
enthusiasm and spin °elation of the
sentiment, and withal were so unique,
that the hours paused rapidly and the
' listeners telt a genuine regret When the 1
curtain finally fell. The complithents
jecelved. by the young Parrott:llf" both
hi applause and In. words, were many
and heartily sincere, and could not bat
make the director, • Mr. Kleber, feel
proud of his little opera troupe. We
predict for any of them a brilliant
musical future, should taste and upper
tunity offer for a continuation of their
studies and prlctioe of the "divine
art." .
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The evenings exercises Were
brought to a claw about . eleven
o'clock, winding up With a collation} and
a few choice musical gems froni thole. of
"Older growth," and leaving in the
ory of all the recolleCtion of an exceed•
ingly agreeable episode. • .
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OPERA Houss..—Mr. Chanfrau has
n draVring large audiences at the
Opora Honig, durlngthe past week. The
attraction has been hie represenntation
of an extremely sensational and °erre!.
pondlngly Interesting drams entitled
"Mt; or, The ..krkansas Traveler." The
scenes of the drama, which has a thrill
ing plot are laid on the Missitelppl River,
and are calculated to recall to mind the
days when railroads were not
.mind
rnmer
outs. This afternoon and evening will
clone his engagement, and those who
have not seen .-1C1t" should avail them
selves of the opportunity.
Tan rAnt.—The attendance at City
Rail last night was very large. This
afternoon a grand matinee for ladles and
children will be held, at which the cir
cus, museum and humming will be in
full operation.- The ellnteste at the
various booths are growing eaolting. At
the table of Mrs. Keating and Mrs.
Griffin Rev. Fathers tdollinger, Kerr and
Tobin are closely contesting for the ele
gant gold chalice. Ospt. Barbour Is
ahead In the fight for the tame elephants.
The valuable cake disposed of by chances
was drawn by Mr. D. Mayer, who pear
oualy returned It to the table. 'The
elegant regulation sword, belt and sash
contested for by the most popular C a ptain
or Lieutenant of the home military
companies his arrived, and thus far the
Contest to between the Greys,. Z31:11Vell
and Washington Infantry, toe latter
being sing htly ahead.
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The foll Owing decide were admitted of
record to the °Moe of Thai. H. Hunter,
Recorder for Allegheny count); Friday,
April 29, 1870:_
Rco. Rcater to 11.1initlaelt. April It 1370; lot
PI 07 10071. on Boundary Stern, P A t....srs
T100s• Cannon to Jam 41. CMG, Apill 1370:
9. operty lo Chatters Ip ' la MO
Baker no Mat tba J. Crolmards, *021131. Bath
Mama of landl,Rlehiaad Ip REMO
N. to Lagos; Batter, *OR 37, IWO. 3
101 l In to aloorattothille au M.
Joint Alexander Tro ..... or Vint Mitaltc
11110040. of T. ropttrarteevtlle, liar IL,
lieu; It lota to tore.,. of Temoorimerville
32 100
2d A. Batter to Aaron Halter. RPM' IT; MB 3
lota In Timporancc• It r SI.M
Ib4l':;%..AstAVitd:et?:Yrt.4lll.7l7, rTnE*4.4?-14
tp 1140 OPI
U. H. Ormsby, Una to Hata Blakell, April II
ISM; l.t Yf ort2Onh an, IC: Bir t7' ou
Jot. 1.941011. to Wm. el :1103.e. April M. ISM
14 of 9,134.9uar0 ft 10 19111 wand. Pin 411 YJo
Oro. Witlitaell to P.m ;Whiteet I . 4110 C 1910.
1901:=1 .40 and 104 pure:tea of laud lo Ramp
too tp ...... . BM 190
Mary Be- satin to Juno [3 liar, April 2.191..; 13
aere9_ol load In Ifclbodv tp, 31,140
41.0. v Mine , Itoto to R. Wein. rshataino.
Moron], 11100: lot al 241 it In McCloro 19..
'Jaa. &aright to U. o. Monte on. April In. IRO
I acres • 11•111.1 In Ma 00 2 1 i3M
Tn l .v. P. itostlanto Jot. r
MoROI9 P
7. 00 1- 3411. /Me;
I 'acre .odl3 potent, of land In Richland
Gto.ni•
Love and Be Happy
It is the sealant thing in the world to be
happy„ if men and. women would only
think se. Happiness s only another.
name for love; for where love exists in a
home there must happmeas also exist,
even if - II have poverty ; hr a close ccon.
pardon. Where love alas not," oven
though It be In apatite., happiness cannot
come. He was a cold selfish man who said
"when poverty comer in at the- door
love Iles out at the window," and his
assertion proves he had no knowledge of
love, fcrr unquestlonably.r the reverse of
the axiom qaoted is nearer the truth.
When poverty comes In at the door, love,
true love, Is more than ever Inclined to
tarry, and do battle' with the enemy.
Let those who imagine themselves to be
misersble, before they find fault with
their surroundings, search In their hearts
for the cause. Sometimes unhappiness,
rapeotally In the case of • traveller,
caused by having 'trunk which Is either
old and shabby, or will hunt, notwith
standing every care to prevent the catas
trophe, all this may be avoided be
purchasing of Llebler No. 104 Wood.
Ills trunks always stand the wear and
tear and look well. Go to Llebter's for ti
truck..
Camiguin Pins-Judge Collier
.Farnar. April 20-4n.the case of Weis
enterger & Co. vs. hint:linage A Co.,
reported yesterday, the Pry found for
the plaintiff In theaim 015417,70.
The first case taken up was that of E.
J. Adams - fa - A. M. Fletcher, action on a
book account. Verdict tor. Plaintiff in
stun of 173 4 .7 4 .
The next case taken op was that of
Christina B. Oray vs. Samuel Findley,
&talon fordjima ge s for an - alleged false
arrest and imprisOnment. It appears
that defendant made information before
an alderman charging plaintiff with
keeping a disorderly house, upon which
Information a warrant was issued and
plaintiff 'mated and held for a bearing.
The ore sous heard and she was discharge
ed. Jury out.
On motion of B. F. Lucas, Esq.. S. H.
normal, Esq., was abmitted to practice
law in the several courts of this county.
Mears Leeks.
-Yesterday morning Jerry Henan
arrested by °Meer O'Connor, of Alder.
man licildasters' police, on
,a charge of
larceny. The . umlaut, was discovered
perambulating the ornate and peddling
locks. door !rubs, bolts, fro., for marvel
ously low prices. Locks worth two dol.
tars be &spoiled of for Ave cents. or a
glass
th of beer. One of them wu Identified
by e proprietors of the Novelty Woks,
who sooordinaly made the Information
upon which Hamm wee arrested. Sub
sequently all that were In him passession
were Identified by the prosecutors,. and
Harlan was accordingly committed for
trial. he falling to give any Batt
sooount of how the locks came Latcrhi=
Personal Appearance.
Every man igonld pay soma g_tention
to his personal apaeannee. 'IWy who
affect to despise this matter are either de.
Admit le anappreciation of the proprie
ties of life or affected cynics.. A man
need not be. fop, but It can't be gain
sayed that a good fitting suit of clothing
will do Yaw harm. It is evidence of
good lute sod refinement, and aa such
should be rigarded. flespenheide & Co.,
No. 60 Sixth street, (St. Clair), have rec,
cognized this principle, and by eadeavor.
lug to please their patrons In this respect
have won an enviable reputation -and
patronage. Gentlemen will find it to
their I nterest to patronize Neapenheide
& Co.
stone 1111 a
- Prom New. York Allotlens.'
$1,60, 11,76, #0.00.112, 25 , Also,
Are all under lar regu iff/ 068 .
lie 00114
Fedora! street.
IPlae
all Cat,
anpa Tann& aiming. smoking
-.kinds d . grades of tablet *, at
Itsgraw% 65 Ninth (Hand) suet&
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Pertocual Notei.
C. G. Foexea Emt, editor and proprie
tor of the Kansas City (Mo.) Journal of
Commerce, Ia stopping At the Merchants
Hotel. He Inteside to remain here some
days to Berme advertisements for his
widely circulated and first-class journal,
and we hope he may be successful.
RSV. Himnr D. Moon., formerly pas.
tor of the Congregational Churnh of this
city, but nowof Cincinnati, Is thm, Vete,'
prostrated by Meknes, which , has been
induced by excessive mental labor* dor.
• recent revival in his charge.
RSV. JAXIS & DICTLESSON. with Lad.
ly, baa loft for his home to Boston. •
Gru. AMBIBT rum, the confederate
soldier and Arkansas poet. Passed
through the city, east, yolderday,
REV. FATHER ErICIERT io to lecture to.
morrow night &week, on the 'Church
and Schools," In the Cathedral.
°ruin, Itasecuans, Butler, McClelland,
Howard, and all the other great Ameri
can generals of the day, have been In.
viced to participate In the Soldiers'
Monument corner -atone laying.
. CHAI F.E.617 has been serloualy
posed during the engagement be Is ndw
playing. He has marvelons pluck, abd
ail] not succumb to sickness.
Cox:. ZlEvitt, formerly of the Diayalch,
is now the editor of the Leader. He Is
strong, vigorous and forcible writer:
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Youthful Pktpoeitets.
Last night at the Mercy Hospital Fair
several ladles end gentlemen were • re
lieved of their pocket book; containing
In the aggregate some thirty dollar&
Col. Joseph Heating felt a hand In his
pocket and quickly, discovered that It
belonged to a email boy named Murphy.
who he banded over to the police. On
his'person was found an empty pocket
book belonging to a lady who bad been
relieved of her money. The gash, the
boy stated, was taken by a second boy
and he only got the pocket book as his
share of the spoils. The police arrested
the second boy and discharged the first,
, • but yet got no money. The youthful
prisoner declared that the cash was In
the possession of a third boy who had
made good his escape. The second boy,
aged about thirteen, was held in the
tombs for his appearance thls morning.
The boys are all: hardened hardened characters,
and betweev • them undoubtedly com
mitted the series . of robberies and have
the money. t
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Is one of the heaviest misfortunes that
afflict humanity. It shots out the vial.
ble world and renders life one dark, ray
less night. Numbers suffer this heavy
'affliction, for some of whom no preven
tative exists, and no remedy could have
been found ; thoneancts are compelled to
grope their way, through the ignorance
of quacks, who, to make money, hesitate
not to mume the highly responsible and
delicate duty of attending to the care of
the eyes, the natural consequence is, the
eyesight Is injured beyond the power of
skill to care, We - have aeon numerous
cases of partial and total blindness.
wherein the complaint was the result of
accident or commenced from a alight
Indionation, or the use of Improper spec.
Melee, It is by neglect of the proper re
medies, by leaving to much to nature's
recuperative power that so much evil
ensues. Medical zit, and optical edema,
can do much for temporary diseases and
weaknesses of - the eye; therefore, when
mese arts are combined, as they ever
ought to be, in one man of scientific at.
tsinments, we earnestly imprese -- upon ,
our readers the great Importance of at
tending to. early sensations of weakness
In the eyes. D. Prattles has the highest
testimonials. We would, therefore, ad
vise those in want of the services of a
thoroughly educated mullet and opti
cian, to consult him without delay, at the
St. Clair Hotel, feeling conflient that
they will thank us for the advice, and be
permanently benentted.
Poplar for Walnut.
Patrick Valleby, a gentleman recently
from Mik, but now a resident of the
South Bide, alleges that he has Ixsen vlo•
tinned by a false pretender. He called
at the °Dice of Justice Helsel yesterday
and made information charging William
7.lmmerbrook; a furniture dealer, with
cheating by false pretences. He alleges
that William sold hires pair of bedsteads
for 516, warnutnngthem tq be walnut,
and udlvil a bit Of walndt is there in
tblm; be Jabots, they are all poplar,
blaokened'wid a little paint." He thought
It a fraud on hie rights as an American
citizen, and would not submit to It. A
warrant was issued for the furniture
man
CECTE=II
The Continental.
Thri Vamlinental
The Continental.
The Continental Fifth avenue.
The Continental ' Filth avenue.
Grand - Dinner.. at the Continental.
Grand Dinner.. at the' DarittoentaL
oysters, Qo at the Continental.
Finest natty at the Continental.
Lunch at any hour...at the Continental.
The Continental Deleon is located on
Fifth avenue, directly below the poet.
office. The proprietor. Mr. William
Holtzhelmer, makes it a speciality, In
toe management of the Saloon, to pre
pare the moat palatable weals. and to
have them ready any moment. Business
men can appreciate this. If they desire
to save time,' that Is the plane to go.
Books.
School Books at Egan's.
Law Books at Egan's.
Theological Books at Egan's.
Books of Travel at Egan's.
Sunday School 'Books at Egan's.
Biographical Books at Egan's.
All kinds of Books at Egan's.
Col. J. D. Esan's new establishment la
on Smithfield street, next door to the
Masonic Savings Bank. His books aro
good and hisfrioes the lowest.
Mew Books for sale by John W. Pit.
took, bookseller and news dealer, Fifth
avenue,' Pittaburgh,Ps.: The Bab Bal
lads; or, Much Sound and Wile Sense,
by W. 8. Gilbert, with 113 Illustrations
by the author; square 12mo, cloth, gilt
edges, 11,75. Toe Gentleman's Stable
Guide: Containing a familiar description
of the American Stable; illustrated, SIN.
The American Chess-Player's Hand
Book: Teaching the rudiments of the
game, and giving an analylde of all the
recognised openings.; from the work of
Staunton, 16mo, with diagrams, cloth,
elegant, 11,25. • -
The Beason.—The Ice Cream and Sods
Water season la rapidly approaching.
Tao warm weather •of the past few days
has developed great activity among the
confectioners. Preparations for an ex.
tenalvo business has been made at
'Tomlinson's, corner of Smlthdeld street
and Diamond Alley—the popular saloon
of the city. Their palatial room 4 have
been thoroughly refitted and rennovatod,
and every convenience for the comfort
and cheer of each guest Introduced. For
ladles or gentlemen there is no Water
loo cream saloon in the city..
Children , . Carriage., wholesale and re• .
at Jan, Longhridge's, 171 . Smithfield.
For the Ladies.—Ladies will find It
worth while to visit Meorhead'slaaltion.
able store, No. 81 Market street, whether
u purohuera or not. A look at the goods
Is a sight sa beautiful as a fresh and at
tractive picture. It is not considered
troubleeome to show the goods either,
and if• a ..ohoice be desired there is no
Mak In-'the city which affords more
variety.
For looking gimes and picture frames,
go to Loughridge's 171 Smithfield street.
- Mew Boon.
The Old kitchen Fire.
Welfer'Parna
soze.
e B p c
omers.
The While Foreigners.
Linden Wood.
For tale by
P. G. Relneman, 11S Tutrd Avenue,
Pittsburgh. -
Brashest Braehest—All kinds of Inma
n', of our own manufacture, at Lough
ridge, 17 . 1. Smithfield street.
Furniture, Carpets and Plano at Age.
lion.—The attire furniture at Mr. Graf
ton's 'house, 189 South avenue, Ont
ward, Allegheny will be sold this
t2lat_nrday) morning, at 10 o'clock. A.
Iftgate, Auctioneer.
.
Th e Speas Inept ot Henry G. Hale,
Merchant Taller, at corner of Penn
avenue and Sixth street, le now large
and complete. Monsieur Simper' con
tinues to preside at the cutting. u.
BUSINESS woricum
,The IMee Dreores Shit for frond In
NM to etudes mat exeltament le Balm. It
• wild warn young men rot to :WWI In ham..
Rle• le bat Rt. ht. bride V. Bs •Waare list .ha
mule lam bellow she wu net ht. own Nee. by
baled Balm npou her fate. Diet $ O4
panda. Pow booth. 111 probable theh4 Dar
tie**. we no% nalta so wet and pretty. °UM
Hazen to ba Indicted 1 IN • know °lmlay atme•
tar ewes. Tble Balm elves s most 'medalist
pearly and intend weenie:lm to which we
4 ° . 'l °VW.' flank. pretty woman. To Setae
Pleteye. they should boa LOW. it:h 2l ..a
upon the hue. With praele blab. roll Cb"kg
sad .on. terarlant tntesie, they Dwaine Irre.
estlbla.
MEE
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In I recent issue of the indansectra;
the R,v. De Witt Talmage, of Brooklyn,
has the following utterances. on the
subject of "amelle,"
. I have a good Christian friend who, if
he sat in the front pew in the church, and
a working man should enter the .door at
the other end, would smell him instantly.
My friend is not to blame for the aemat
tiveuees of his nose, any more than you
would dog a pointer for being keener on
the scent than a stupid watch dog. . The
fact Is, if you bad all the churches free,
by reason of the mixing up of the common
people with the uncommon, you would
keep one half of christendom sick at the
stomach. II you are going to • kill the
church with bad smells, I will have
nothing to do with this work of . evan
gelization. , .
We have reason to believe that there
will be laboring men in heaven; and also
Terra del Puegaus;and Arabs, and a few
Indians,and possibly even some Spaniards
it i
and Portug ese. All things &repealable
with God. We shall have all the sorts
i of people i heaven; but, &last In getting
them we all lose the society of Dr.
Talmage.; Which is to say, we shall
loose'. company of one who
could ve more real "tone" to
celestial society than - any .. other
contributions Brooklyn could fur.
Dish. And what would eter
nal happiness be without the Doctor?
Blissful, unquestionably—we know that
well enough—but would it be didmgus,
would it be recherche without him? Bt.
Matthew without stockings or sandals;
Bt. Jerome bareheaded, and and with a
coarse brown blanket robe dragging the
ground; Bt. Sebastian, with scarcely any
raiment at el—these we - should see,
' and we should enjoy seeing them;
but would wo not miss a spike tailed
coat and kids, and turn away re
apectfully, and say to parties from the
Orient, These are well enough, but
you ought to see Talmage of Brooklyn. i!
I fear me that in the better world we
shall not even have Dr. Talmage'd "good
Christian friend." For if he were sitting
tinder the glory of the Throne, and the
Keeper of the keys admitted a Benjamin
Franklin or other laboring man, that
"friend," with his fine natural powers
infinitely augmented by emancipation
from hampering flesh, would detect him
with a single sniff, and immediately take
lug and asked to be excused. •
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If the subject these of remarks had been
chosen among the original Twelve Apos
tlesjse would not have associated with
the relit, because he could not have stood
the fishy smell or some of Ma comrades
who come trout around the &sof Galilee.
He would have resigned his commission
with some such remark u he makes in the
extract quoted above: "Muter, if thou art
going to kill the church with bad smells. I
will have nothing to do with this work of
evangelization." He is a disciple, and
makes that remark to the Muter; the only
difference is, that he makes It la the nine•
teenth Instead of the first century.
Now, can It be possible that In a handful
of centuries the Christian character -has
Allen away from an imposing heroism
that scorned even - the stake, the cross and
axe, to a poor little effeminacy that
withers and wilts under an unsavory
smell ?
Fee limpidity and necrecy with which ■
Dlwoece - May be Put Through a Court.
(From the Albany (Ical.)lleatster.)
We can't say that the divorce laws of
Indiana are pure and undefiled and alto
gather lovely. Ind . ed. we fear, just the
reverse of this is true, or,.at my rate, the
Practice under these laws is grossly dis
honest, and altogether disgraceful, too, in
very many instances. We have a
case In point, reported by the Blooming.
ton Proyress, and which occurred the
present month in Monroe county.
Several Weeks ago a farmer and his
wife, living a abort distance from Bloom
ington, indulged in a little quarrel, and
the woman went to town, where she might
grow cool, and sooner recover bar good
nature. Soon after the wife left home,
'the husband also went to town, but, as
the sequel will show, upon an errand of
a different nature. He called upon an
attorney, stated that his wife had left
him, that their dispositions were learn.
pstible, and that he wished to procure a
divorce upon these grounda—abandon
inent being the principal one. Court
would convene on the following Monday,
and the beldame was transacted at once.
Notice was served for the wife, and left
at the residence of the husband, . and as
the wife wan In town getting over her
"pet," she was unwaware of service.
The case was called in the Common
Puns Court, and an attorney appointed
to tear the ease; the husband brought in
evidence to show that his wife had left
him, that they did not live together har
moniously, and that there was no proba—
bility' of a reconciliation. Thl divorce
was granted. .
Several days a ft erward, the ife, hav
ing recovered her equanimity, returned
to what she still believed to be.her home,
only to find that ehe was divorced and
homeless. We understand that an effort
will be made to recover alimony. If,
after this, the married women of Monroe
cowry observe an anxiety. upon the part
of their husbands to have them visit
their friends, just before Common Pleas
Court convenes, there will be Just grounds
for suspicion.
...Fifth avenue
_Fifth liVeritle,
...Firth avenue
Louts Napoleon
The Emperor of the French is now in
his alxiy.second year,
twenty two of
which have been. spent amid the cares
and responsibilities of the most trying
position in the world. He has survived
Orsini bombs and lumbago with the con
stitution of a salamander. Yet, u his
fami:y has not been noted for longevity.
it may be expected that his end is draw
ing near. It Is difficult, however, to
make out when be is really sick. The
bulletins which aro so often issued about
his health have such.a close and intimate
`connection with the Bonne that there is
no end to the canards of the bulls and
bears.
When he is in good bullhead spirits the
bulls are happy; when he is stretched out
for dead then the bean rejoice and are
exceedingly glad. Then again the in—
terests of his dynasty , and of the empire,
in its present disturbed' condition, re—
quire that people should believe th at his
life is good for forty years to come.
Little reliance, therefore, can be placed
upon the official rt ports which from time
to time appear in the Moaner Official
concerning his mind and body, 'there
is little doubt that he will die on the
throne, the only French sovereign who
has done so during the put °manly, with
the exception of Louie XV. and Louis
XVIIL; and the latter wu fully entitled
to the privilege, having endured twenty—
two years exile.
COT num.—WOLF-0o Thursday mOrolug.
April AO, IEIO at the residents of the bride's
when- Birmingham, Pa.; by tits Rs,. Samuel
Lam, W. P. COTTRELL, of Columbia, P..,
and AGANA 11.. eldest daughter of Dr. D. A.
Wolf, of the former place.
HARTLEY—WARDIBBIIRG—On Thursday,
Appll4ll.llllo, at Bt. peters March. PM.
burgh, by RV, B. J. Costar, HOWARD HART
-I.IIT. of thle eltY. and Mu SALLIE. Z. WAR
DINBURO, of lialthnori,
WALL—RiTODlsrApritslll.llllo Ly Ram. O.
W. awes, Mr. war.li• WALLaagNies ANNA
i. Erro mp, both of Allegboxy taw. Pa.
SELLIRS—BROWN—on Tharsaar, Aprll
logo, at the Tint Rablint Church, Pittsburgh,
. Pa., by Yee. J. S. Dickerson. D. D., sedated b 7
nu. 1. 0. Perehlag, D. D., la, Ro l m= 1.
SILLT.R.S. Jr., to 11111 CORA A. BROWN, all
of Pdtebarga.
BUILIIRTS—AA on Prlelay al
tame. aat A colork RUTH , arlta of Bea. W
, the Oath year at am ma.
lwe.eel 0* 0171rDAY, Yaw het 11
0., Inn Broweiviae Insertion; when cis
rlyee will proceed no Allegheny Cemetery'.
6111:1.11;1171,;7171iPant Iprl
ofJekla D. bungle,. and 60 inn.
The tonsrsl aelll take place trout tha
of a. O. Haim, Eea , fan of rorty4m meat,
yawreorerWe, TO Del (satarday) avraaaoea,
at aaNsloot. The Mends ottbefamly. are M
r campy Invited toatuad. I.lartiages wttl kan
Wia.H. Devon a Ca.'s oleo. No. lea gnat
surest, at/ o'clock r•
HASYST- - On nicht, April spay .1
owoh,
the 79W
MALeA, inf. pi 7n •
Harvey. In the Sikh year or het ai •
Tha Erten& ►ad acqualatan.• of the tanillY
arc Invited ta attana tha Mral, Irma the rad
on. of her hasband, Porty.fourth etra-t, below
MIS (eeard.., aralaaoo3l. at a
ga~~r►,:
•
HILL-On Friday. Aprtl ino.
ow , eiagyilk, wilt of lames B. UM, morel
Fear.
The Alum' mill take place TO.DAV. 30th
nuna, et 1134 roelock P horn tam= late ms-
Menem No. 03 Veto street, All•abeny. Tee
memos or Me Weft are mapettrally aortal to
•
AORIPW-.3a nifty. April let MM. MARTA
IIAYZEI,IOIOI4I !Meehan. or v. P. aati O. H.
L ime year alltimmtits.
y. the pareate , rub:Mace. - No. ..,11
WasbLneton earth PIPSDAp, May
Isl. at II o'clock P. K. •
OTTEEkOS-At his rostde,..•".. 41 Water
V MtlnriocitYi mlthevir
Q JUIL2I firriltisoN. his ialal..r.
Ihmasi from Ids late reekleose. No. 41 Pe
ter Cu, ph tlaTtrium,Y, at 10
o'elock. •
'.""Q`} 'mow e3tS"~r'
... ~ur.• , ~ S ~{, - ~y ,~Z ~~,
13:12
smart mulatto, in the presence o • num
ber of the dignitaries of a western town,
Justice Garnett said: "In the risme of the
Great Jehovah, the Continental Congreer,
and the Fifteenth Amendment, I pro
nounce you husband and wife.".t_
• .
,
TEK largest salary in the imperial
house hold, namely, ten thousand dollars
s year, IS received by' Eugenle'a hair
dressar.
iddlorkal r ark is by Telegraph
SupsAto, April 2.9.—Fresh receipts of
cattle, 117 cars; total this week, 413 can;
last week. 380 cars; the market is weak
to-dal at 17@8,30 for shipping stook; 92
cars of to-day'. cattle were trotted
through from Chicago and detained here
under the State law for -24 boars' rest,
much to the disgust of the owners.
Sheet) firm and receipts light. Hogs
better; shipping stock $9@9,80.
New Onz..X..ane, April 29.—Flour
54,60@5,55.. Corn 11,1234g1.15. 0.1.65.
Bran 1440. Hay firm at 528,65. Pork
firmer, mesa 530,25(430,75. Bacon firmer
at 1.1N@)180, hams 19®1935c. Lord easier
and irregular. Other articlea un.
changed. Sterling 25%.
BAN, FBARODSCO, Aril 29.-Flour quiet
at 51,00®15,37)5. Wheat in good demand
and• light, extreme $1,80@1,80.
tgrA. Y. 111.—The members of
MoKINLIT LOOGI No. gig are re
quested to meet In Masonic Hall. Allegheny
eta. on •ATIINDAY MANNING at 9 o•cloe0,
far the purpose of attending the funeral of our
lei. 0 milker, OTTLESON. Members of
Er
orderodgspeetfall) 1001 led to amend.
Er of thetaM. aoleilr6l
Ii[IiNCIABTRUS DUQUESIne On .Ta.
YITTS3OIWit, April Iblo. I •
larA SPECIAL MEETING OF
COMPANIEt A. H. C and D will Do
tad attbe Armory cm SATUNDAY EVENING,
Aprli 301 h, at T o'cloch. There will be mono
— lotion of Impormem to mitanit for action.
;By ord rot the commanding °facer,
J. J. ALBSITZ.
Sterat•ry.
BOUNTY.—
=I
$lOO BOUNTY • 001.1ZOTED
leor all soldiers whoenllzted betweeD Hey 4tb,
aid .In:v RS& ÜBE who were discharred for
dissbUlly before servirie two years, and who
have heretofore received no bounty.
• The undersigned h asrelne red his °See to tiA•
LT= BaUding, coriseS Sixth avenue and Smith
neld street, and is now pierareeWnelleet claims
epeedily ana at atoderst • rates. Call on• or ad
dress, with stamp, B. 7. BROWN,
• ' Claim ASent. Skeane Battle&
Corner litzth &Venn. rod Smithfield str tot,
Sittsbunth. Va.
(FIFTH AVENUE MUM OF
Pltuintrah. The I election amine
Directors Within hank, to lane for the ensuing
yer. will te n se s. at Tue s d a y,ktagtion. No.
lon Ilith on May 10. 1110,
between the boors of 3 and 3 o'clock, F. Y.
mr.37 F. E. CCEIENCIC. Cashier.
girTHE ANNUAL ELECTION
for. Pre*Meet sod DiTWOS . / of the MER
CHANTS HATII , NAL TELEGRAPH 1011
PANT .111 be held at the OPPICE or JAMES
WILKINS. Ire. elll'aMalec Duenesse
Way. on TOr-O A M. Ed, ISTO, berween
tbeßours of ti a. 4 o'clock F.M.
JAMES WILKINS. Secretary.
Prrresamotl. Aprll Mtn, 1810. arKI.
IiarTIOTICE.—The stockh . old-
KRBtif theCENTKAL UTUANB LULU
INO - AND LOAN AtAOCIATION.. f AUe ht ty
City. P... are reenested to me. t at BALI. No.
11... b to street. Al eabeny, on TUBBDAX LYE , -
INO. Bey 30. INTO, to sane mitten pn amend
ment to the By•Lalre.
By fader of President,
apZIPSW N. B. IIeILOWN. Bearetatl.
Dena or Curren Par= MULL )
Yrirsnonan, PA., April 18th. 1810.
ar'PITTILIBIIRGR PAPER
MANIIYAC OILIAU CO.
• but plll be • Ppeelal Meetingof the Stoo.
holders of the above t,mbany,astbeolllee,•4
TEILILD Lyn; UP, on MONDA Y, May Nlcl.'at 10
o'clock S.D.
nreakva RIDDLE, Storotn,Y.
arNOTICE.—An election for
Ideal. and SIX Directors of the
ItHAIIPBBIING AND LAWBENCEVILLN
BRIDGE COMPANY. to sure during the cine
ma yckx. will be held at the TOLL ROIIMC an
the PIRA" MONDAY OP MAY. betweeilift)
and POUR o'clock T. N.-
J. M. MELD, Secotary.
1511. • 013BC80.'AVril /B. /STU. 1101911r5
•
'FOR COUNTY COMMIS
BONNE.
Of Marshall Township, subject t the deulgoa of
the Uhl. Republic. County Con Tenth..
up:Pular
WHOLESALE GROCERS. &c
DILWORTII,IIIIIPER &CO.,
243 Liberty Street,
(Oppogtto head of Wood street.)
WHOLES/LE GROCERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
IMAM
ESTABLISHED
& T. CiORMLY, 1812.
W. M. BOBILY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DtIZCTLY Ohl. EAGLI ROM.)
BTERLR .o. A. CIT
M STEELE & SON,
• Onnimission Merrahariis
Alfro DBA , •%
W1...q1:111,4C4RA1N. FE XlO, Ma
I=
MEANOR & HARPER,
720171 i, GRAIN •Sal PRODUCZ
Commission 141eroliants
Coallanmeats sollalted
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
613tweenaor to retie! • AtintrOSlL)
PRODUCE COMMON MCRAE%
No. 25 Market Street.
ems
L. 1; BLANCIIARDi
Wholesale and Retail Grover,
11 No. Nee PLNN STILEST
.N oiN
l i irTLE, BAIRD AI PATTON.
Wl:Mg:rale Omen, Comm
X.
""
R a. Dialritn Produce. tour Bacc.Clle,
freigr/Y ri
dattilld
/OHM 1. 1101:111a..11Dw. /10052....1.11. n. nOtrall
yowl HOOSE & BROS, SEM..
••• Onlion to JOHN I. H 013116 t CO., Whole-
Isle Grocers and omull Wan Merchants. Corner
of Waltageld and Water street.. Plttsburgb.
=33
tHiPTON &WALILACE.WhoIer
BALL DROCERS AND PRODUCE DRAY
Rn. ALEPH FITRXILT. Plttobarth.
CIBEAT REDUCTION IN PHI
%A CIES OP
LADIES' COLD WATCHES
WATTLES a SEINAPIJIMI
101 MTH AVENUE, above haaltheald Omit.
430 Watch Ihr
SO Watch for
440 Watch f0r......... 3 3.0 0 .
*MI Watch tor
Watch for 0.00.
Al'
Watch . - .00.
I other Watch. I redeeraTo . ...pla i n : to,
An elerant aanorteeent or GOLD 1J on
hand. CoU and MMUS now. • • eta
JOS. bralteralt...Lts. ItelLa7..3.oET. LIDDILL.
SHIM BREW [i I t
=
SPENCER, IieKAY & C 0.,,
AlaStaters and Brewers of dile,
PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
iMMUIT WATSON. Manager
meta
UALUAII LE !PAWN AND KILL
PROPZRTY PUit SALE.—Ylatied al Ht a
taxi Bad Pb..'ean oa Mahood.' Contalat laO
teem TV of width are Wetted: al tinder good
Ittleel_llo acne of Coal The • improvetitala ate
• Plotting Nam with SI lon of berm, to
tr. Malawi a large natant; la toll OD..
cottNte Hetet. 0 ttewh.Tenant Hoene
tad large ems. postal/Mute. trtle • within(
to go ado Ile willing tad coal totems. theta..
111714 . M alP7t "" rik e 7reo. r , Sr.
lug You n t n atoms.
iEtEsnisuLE OCILLAND RES
IDZINCZ POE SALS.—A' neat eubetig.
y bait Cones eof 6 feet hall. pa , lor 26 in
OS met, otttleg room. marble nestles, alum``
roam, =teams with Boma recto. hot sad sold
emir, bug tone,' fen, chambers. cistern And
enter' Agee City Won.. Inge nape arbor
Mpti orgeseinal tree., dwanpeor, puck g.,1
apple trin.ebructen. inee•coln deene. atatd•
and canine bone. edam: , Sone, etc., gad
Inge lot of ground lo ex... Meat
tr, to . 171:11.2%,71.L..1t14..
VOIIIIIIALE.—Eustnes and Bair-
ZEI3; N.• and addend Bead, of all
coutaltif as dead. •
Orem Man dl pada of tha comma arm play
JANES HILL Id 00..
Carder Marton Maass sad P. F. W. tO. B. W..
Ailagbear.
hgs young Irish girl to a
NOTICES
CANDIDATES
011012613 MILLET,
===l
ETEI=OI3ME4I
Is. IMO LI lITKEZT,
=
MRRORANT TAILORS
P. 31".A.1 : 113 1- -4•.
FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Keep. conal.antty on 11.1 no b.. Canniest..
.4 V05..2; elw. Gentlemen , . Fur
nishing lloods.
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield St.,
PATIBUBOH. PA.
//!Oent'sClothtng made to order Si the Intant
ttllet. .DU
IR.M3I+I4CONT.A.I..a
GRAY & LOGAN
Have rr,sweel Itom 89 HMI AVENINS, to
47 Sixth Street.
SAMUEL GRAY,
Merchant Tailor,
•
•
Having resumed businees. Is now receiving at
No. 99 FIFTH /MOUE. *stock of entire
NEW AND FRESH GOODS,
tor Mee'. wear, conshiting of Cloths. Cusimerea
and Vratines, and all the newest styles of Ponta
and English Coat ugh which he is prepared to
Mate op On Order la the =Ora fashionable style.
Gentlemen desiring their Clothing leads Monter
can rely on haring tbem Made to their entire U.S.
Istection, both as regard. style Mid quality,
SAMUEL GRAY,
. mb11:110 89 FIFTH hVinittg.
MING AND SUMMER gfllA3l
1870.
=
M'PHERSON & MUHLANBRIN L G
Merchant Tailor., No 10 SIXTH IiTIAMET,
well
selectedr.) We bas d a large and
well block of the behind most feshion
able flood. In oar line. • great portlOst of orldch
swe our own lmportatloe.
reeling
an nn of cur ability to stye perfect
salisfact on. we respectfully solicit IV , In von an
early examlasUon of our sloes of 'Flue Cloths.
G"'h"" M " el'ial1010 '." 11 FILLN .
nusie No. 10 Slntn newt.
NEW SPRING 69011&
• nolsndld wow idea of
CLOTRA OASSIIILIMELEth ICI
Jost neelved D 1 U2ISIAT NATAL
I,:arebant Tailor. TS Rg' *Asia sUeirL
31V11 1
ROBERT 8 PATTERSON a co.,
COUR= OP
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
IPITTIMMICIII, PA.
wai on Every Saturday Sold
AN AUCTION SALE
of
HORSES, CARRIAGES, -BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
A VA ona
L"litftr,,, nelt i ti W ne4rlesTe Matt
notion of ornArnment on or belbra Thursday al
rghtxtwzror gra= all r iZ a rtig
mew.
JOHN H. STEWART, Auctioneer.
u
r•T.I AVID
(XIK:KMMON STABLER
COL BEYEITE rEIRE k LIBERTY 0
PIT 11111IIRGII, PA.
WALL PAPERS
NEW WALL PAP ,c
TOR
SPRING SALES,
AT
N 0.107 Market St, near sth Avenue.
We now offer to the public • stock of PAT=
HANGINGS unsurpassed to the West ter Twisty
and beauty of style., embracing 0 11 he Novell"
to If ILISSI.O, Mu*PLIC, PERSIAN and GIBIOLL24
DlrdlOsin in plain and bright colors, for Halls,
Dining Room. de. Also W •'OD and MASIBLS
D
PAPERS
ATIONS. TINTEO endless PARLOR
PAPERS, with an &thicket variety 01
CHEAP liking PATES& WHITE and BROWIi
BLANKS Icor Chambers, Aca All ot which we
g rol . r d to sell as low esthete...Mild She MOO&
No. 107 Market St, near sth Avenue.
JO S. IL RIIWIES t =O.
moll tot
WALL PAPERS.
SPRING, 18'70.
PRICES REDUCED.
INCao HEA Irtde tlatcai iBe. Der rah '
I:llLT—* great tamely at 110 c. per roll. •
BLAZED—.II along at Stan Der 1 . 011•
ELEGA riT French .4 Lmarlcan Paper Half.
sor
ID 4. not 40(0.11a4 above. anrior lo•
E Osale
tment In
Oa Country. Tar sale at to any
W. P; Alf A MASSA T.TIS
New Wholesale and Retail Rom
191 Liberty Street.
tah4 P17111811148/1.
TAKE NOTICE!
The undersigned bu letters patent of the
United States for the Improved coutrectlao of
weather-boardinsi Inside Unini 50 , 1 of 7110.-
eotini for homes. The weather-boarding, by
this patent intorou meat, baton more particolar.
IT Intended for vertical nee, and oontbirdas,
great darabill .• and besaly of appwande; and
11 la an onnstnnelnd aa to entirely avoid the az-
of Jomt nth.. and to bravest water loom enter•
lug tho Joint. or the captor or ue showing of
the John. by souon of the weather on the thug
inside lining and wainscoting by
m m new
method Are ad constructed .as. tO far perfect
= ' s :reel r tl: Ler, by
bf th :llfill U rte stagric
of she jolots'
to
any eau., teavlng no
renege* tor bogs.
H. has also purchased the patmit sight of what
is commonly known as the •liouldeet Weather
boarelug•"
lie low disposed of the following territorial nod
shop right. i n
Allegheny county, for both pat
e uts. to wits
To G. A. Ilundortr, the right of the territory
south f the rime.e in said county.
To lletinew” -A Douglass. the right Me the
ref. ward of Plttsborgo.
T. 'Matte Deustats, shop right Itir their
mili,ltatetuth ward.tlttabornb.
Claceenth Ward.
'To 13111. Panama Co..,aboy Man for
assr
i'
ward, Fltutnert.
tor.sh
of Yo-
Al.e
a. McClure' ;or •
I .V . :=l . uer • PAM, for Flree. Lamle, Third
and Pounti wards, cAy of All l isess
=us
us
To 81e...11'!.°U1tr2,,,;7/14,.!°-!—.4
ai
To Duntmak. halal Co. for the boroughs of
ehorpebure nod Emu; the township! of
theler sod Indium. •
All pl2llOllll UV W a n
eea anted torril i ell
upon either or ...a oes, mg thore lag
to pumbase 1.1111011. as call, or sOgrne me, al
110.111 hadthlield street. POtteburgb,ll_
re . C. ANDERWIT.
PiTll3/3178011 J. •
WHITE LEAD AND COLOR WORKS,
je & SON,
1.1401 , 11,ZEM011 1 8.
M.sniteturris of WENTZ INA%
lILD7 MAD, ZINO!, Ll2Waltel. PErrit
sad all oak. DRY ANL IN OIL. •
WIWI AND neuron:
40, ill, 4U, 416 lad 458, Mem itreet,
AuseHr.liy.
We call littAlglOn to tea gamuts, patted oa
oar Strictly Yore Waits Lead. sad srlies vs lay
a iiparer earboasta of lead." we leash iiebeint
.1117 pm ~ that lg. bee trona Acetate lad Br
orate, sad therefor. Is whiter sod sayerlor, both
Is color sad ceveriag property. •
NUARANTIND Was a rower Cutouts of
Lead sod 'MKS than say to the Marken 1.4
WM forfeit the twice of this psalms It coateda.,
bat the least atialteratlea.
JOHN_ COOPER &ca
Bell ud Bran Founders,
SABINE, 1000IOTITE t ElLlffig NBA
MAIMS
Made Preempt/if era Order.
BABBIT , II METAL
Made and Sept on Hand.
Proptstors ind Ximaglaszass
J.M.Coopetslaprond BRIM! Wied.
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN . OMIT.
AloadThCer.lnesolEareaßenoth
t=n3El3
ERSOIIAL.-11111* Wile man
E a lm svp a Lw ow: =aw l. .
WI 111 maws. Me
Mr ~ r
~ ~?~ ~.
1:
ArdIISEEKENTEI
tgrEE'W OPERA ROPBE:x
SATURDAY ATTI RSUON, April 3s . urn.
• OILLNIMAII MILTIIIIIIE,
W presented the Woelar Inez stayer
Lit; oit Tlts ►mans•■ Taa'suss.
Doors open at 1. certain Zees sa R
SATURDAY INKNING tee canals Irtll Zee
HIT.•
" Os. To Jammu, T.avaLat.
Kit 'Leading Mr. 7. Sc Chastran.
The porforsanoe tilt conclude eel It Brosile
an'. great telfielque of
POCAHONTAS, Till OHNTLX b►7AOB.
Ia"MERCY HOSPITAL
3E°4l.l'Et.,
OPEJr E Irma r ErEJr/Jra,
CITY BALL
ET=
ADMISSION
eimo•wis
FAIR AT
KEYSTONE 'RINK,
it0131.1550N MEET, Allcabenr.
OPEN EVERY EVENING,
Per the 13enelit of
7. Plan 11W CITUOLIC EOM.
ap2IADMISSION
mil
IMMEMI
grime FIRST SEMI- ANNIU—
AL ZIHIBITION of the PITTSBURAIII
ANT OALLZRY, conlatnlos • nos eolleeties
of Tell dings, the peodactlon 01 American eM
lotehln uttlt., ts now open Day and Leans&
No. 831 MINIM!' STAMM% opposite the taw]
of Woos street. .Adentselon. 880 elm
INSURANCE
IGIUM'I EL 3EOI
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
Of tlew York
139 BROADWAY, New York.
FIIINCIPAL FEATURES:
Ordinary whale Lite. Pallet. ABSOLUTZLT
NON-FORWILITABLE from payment of teat
" 11 ."" Inslarail "". ee NON-FORYNITABLE alter '
two annul reoarrnets. AB p011.1.a l 'ONTIWP
ABLE for usual uuses. and •lI.oLUTILnY IN
-IP4)NTINPAOLE after two annual premium.
All restrictions upon T RAP. T, and NESIDINOIr.
wonoeuel e and no permits required. NO AC 11.
DIULATION OF IliTgalfAT on Loans or
Tarred Premiums, and NO INCII6A.It of-'annual
?t,lT4l73rlttelairint o llrintipoi ) e I t ' tg 1 / 1 1112
ol r Entirlufl i nr ii " NenZWl4lll7L.Vittrg
or INTalswe'S enatarei ape. .ue 'ma. pulp
el. beams BELF.IIUST'LI V IN O In about. Ma
teo, year. old Monett, 11014 MI MGM* to
tbe Policy bolder. Lite termsod endoWnuat
policies are Isened;' ale. guarantee Interest pin
aboun annulttee •
Number of Pothole. lotted, 3;349; Coveting
In NIA. 111.11113.850.00; Premium. 019,
049.93; A asece, over 11.1111.000 00.
Good, setae Agents wanted 'averywbai• la
Wane= PennOltunla.
•: POLLEE.
Manamir for Western Pennsylvania.
Ogler, TO FOURTH AVENUE, Plttabargb.
•
CROAT --
LB 1829 rgRPF,TILAL.
tM t i gr IIEINS.C r . Or
jL
I dMOO 31. ~ h. BO
TO.
th , p1.171A 400
oo L ia
ermed Bond. and Premluana.lsl el OASIS
Louise paid ewe 1659, over $6.600
Fermenta ann
Tee
rondo on
Terme. The Crmepany, also Penes talkies epos
the Rants of all ItrollA of Bundle/e s . Oneend
Keats and hiorteeeee. •
DlGlVTolls—Al[red G. Faker. El emel Geri
Geo W. lAcoords. Woo AAA U. 0. - lairm. Al
716er.
Thos.nar k. . Wm.
o. Oran. Tienu e
Ml,OA rmn eDG BA SER . Predden". i
. .
OKA. FALLS, Wen Preeldent.
Jae W. We/ Meter. iiee7.
.
1. H. Berms, Assistarm .e'lf.
CORWIN i ulna:ouch
ups ' Cor. Third Avenue. nod Wood Moot.
CH
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PZUSLANN BUILDING,
ugh ss strut AINSKIRS. Blom
CYDital A.li Pald llw
••It• John "WM spulLßACilif.
- 4V — sugis s.O olk,abas,
anal% ai tart ... AL is /MIT
111W,14 1,-..
tieSts
exalts, se
t3l=l:
Wnrinuumicz coN
1ME G5 p..10....
a t al sswm, 1.7.
Ofts. lie Slot ogr a 4SY " MV:ro
W.% 41/ Yltistairtin.
Will twins silica In lilads al taw sad Lo
Hsi BMus • loam latiltutiosi. sitsiustur by Di...
=pa 7 . •=2 , ,i7, to tt osmiss4ll%
silty to asals the thae= till et
ett Um=
'soused. as the best protsetlas 14 tame
sibs 0412.41 to
it=ql ll.,
7°178.4n . pl l ( M . '
asses lleaslrgy
Alsztadyr Vow. .
riosepb za=.
1 . Massa, . • , • salY
NATIONAL
INSURAN
Cu. festal IL uti Bisand, illegisy,
Cle ßu b li. the !noon NierumAL writ
n Atll=TA2l:l3olc."''l'
tree d = Lt bm;, , n 'a t..
tatriam r tr.
DEOPLESP !INSURANCE CON.
1 PAAL.I
OMIXR, A. ZAKILISS WOOD a nem rts.
• lUM Coinsay.taktas Masud NatfM ltlatL
1:71.141437.a:
! a 2.• • Papa . l YaleWhefintak •
r. 121:1 • Milan
P r illl3 l 2 W lL hOLTetfte"na.;
A • L LEO T. INSIUKANOXI
onicriavir
c.6T I
!Issansigas?um kLL k
I 'a
k tleeN
kf;;' , Vvyr7lM
,- &" 1 "1
Geseni Los&
!KMFEE
. . . •
P.I. -: Wl= .
Migra liftoTtEl. %TU. - •
fiNfh.. Memlag
P:tat.t.1.171Tt..... pia T. eme.,41..
WINSIS, LIQUORS, dixt;
wAGNErs ?BERCI COLORING,
ne Tory But In ci tifled Stales.
•
MARDI'', RI
WILLIAM WAGNER
9131 ilrorth Seventh.Stred,
IRELADALPIRA.
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