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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
11031E' NEWS
All the go cnong children—measles
1 4 4 1. 1 &I {At% pmmL•eto lteumr.ei tiva
Sleek Deer Doe beet, the pithier, bury
Ca mell. 14.111 meet to-night
TM, ikreet committee held n meeting Ina
Ireftetday Irn% the xampvc "r the
lieltSoft.
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Vngnmhien nre beginning to :Mull , ' in
market. —
' Horse broke Ills leg yesterday on' Fifth
Aveuue.
Th. Allegbenv Board of Controllersihold thcir
regular alerting to-night.
TM t:rotral Paamogir Railway are bumy tr
pairing thtlr track on Wylle avenue.
The •Ilegheny PreHytrry V. P. Church will
meet to-day In Pr. Presnley's 'Church, Mier
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• Lippincott & C 0... L ook putalihere. of Philo
dolphin. announce n new nobliention nn ou
Ant pure.
Ireiterbby V 0613 walk expenilmi for out-door
teller by the heft of Guerdians of the Poor,
at the Office on Poorth avenue.
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..0 teem that several of Plitt..trifle. , disao
..., bulleure to take prominent pnaltkm•
Ik7bevon.ketrarright• meeting tomtorrow.
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A losslam timeline of tb,theelleny County
Prim: Society will be held twiny at ten o'clock
In the Young Ifen'e Home, IblqucAnc W.V.
Alderman Hoenig left for Port Wayne yea
tardily to attend the funeral Of Ids sister, who
died at the residence of her husband in that
town on OundnY•
Wes% the Wommie Right Societies extend e
cordial Invitation to POMO of our young men to
Midges' thorn? .Pe beer of eight noxious to
speak apiece.
purl ady realer. lm Orford to leant o
itri.ltarckley who grtve thm mich o odvic
to her lecture* here lost ).%ar. ti e re mud, m
peal 0111101ra me.
Charles Lamer, deceased, will be burled t
day at two o'clock. The Duquesne Fire Coin
T. Ew i lll n
turn d All ou eg t to Ms funheny Lodge eral. No. 49, I. 0. of 0
Dersty Mayor Nichols bad six kininken and
disorderly characters before him Sunday morn
-1,1.4 g e !l . and the
'Moot to Dbonotst.—Lowis Fetrie, tho tumult
assn. a Tiede(' of whose arrest and confinement
Ls the lock-up we published yestenlpy, wee
taken to the 'Mumma Hospital xi:sten:lel.
Jobs Wait made an information before Aid.
Donaldson yesterday, charging John Hanna
with whipping his ton, Milford Scott . The ac
cased was arrested and entered bail fora hear
ing.
• ISTlng.—Mr. Jaines‘Findley a well known
acid frttanlaellt citizen, wbo has been W for
some time past. was sinking last Idea so tap
. Idly that Ms death was at every moment ex
pected.
Dlaarierly Conines.-I.leury Schultz was ar
rmted yesterday and taken before the 3dayor
on a charge of disorderly Conduct, on oath of
George Bower. Henry was fined ten dollars
and costa.
The breaking of a wheel of a coal car on th
Comelhmille Railroad, near Golfer's Static,
ToatardaY MOMinr, daueed the wrecking of
coal train, and the delay of the halefenge
trains on the mad .sera: hour..
Follognabec lk Co. do roll men and
boys' clothing et superior quality'. endgeneral
furnishtng at reaannable prices as
can elsewhere be obtained. Call and ogee their
stock, corner Fifth avenue and Wood street.
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Yesterday John Meth:men. Esq.„ of the Pitts
burgh bar. received foss Governor Stevenson
the ueeessary treat goners to constitute hint a
Commissioner for the State of West Virginia
tor .twoyears. his cortunission being dated
Aprti 24:1870.
The Fatal Accident.—Alderrnau lieeper yes
terday concluded the In•iuest on the body of
Patrick Savage. who died from Injuries receiv
ed Saturday. an account of which we publish
ed yesterday. The Pity iouod a venlict of ac
cidental death.
The Board Of Health should hold their
monthly meeting to-day—hut from put pre
cedents In MI probability will not. They have
tailed to meet. in two Instances. 'chitin the
put two months. This is the third attempt—
perhaps It xcill be the charm.
Tharseay James Sherrau, of the •• Sher
ran'Honse," GO Diamond elloy, promisee n
vend Bock Beer Inauguration. The best In
iho market gill be on draught, and n hearty
lunch srlll' be set tree to all who come. A
general Invitation to extended.
The Cause.—Mderman J ohn A Floyd held
an inquest yesterday evening on the body of
Ellen Hiller who died suddenly Sunday night in
court off Smithfield - street- The jury found,
that the immediate cause of death *As an ex=
petioles use of Intoxicating liquors.
itailloudnased.—lity special dispatch sve
learn that Hon. J. R. Donley present member
of Congress from the XXlS'th, Pet.. District,
received the re-nomination, of thb "Greene
County Republican Convention. held at ,
Waynesburg yesterday. by a vote of thirtyl
eigbtto eight.
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Iloy 'ajar - c.d.—AL Italian boy, about all years
of age, wax seriously Injured yesterday . even-
MilttiOar of lloltzbelnier's saloon. Ile Won
ftl gp Lucy. atatTom mound
'.shg. are
t a h l
thumb was caueld between a box and the
wall and severed from his hood.
Child lulured.—Juulus Brutus Booth Smith,
a colored child used three year, while Nay
_ lug on the sltlewnlk at the corner of Webster
- avenue and Fulton atreet. about four o'clock
P. IL, yeatenlay. fell and fractured hl right
thigh. Dr, McNulty and Donnelly were sum
moned and reducml the fracture.
Inquesi.—Altlirtean John A. Floyd held en
!cancel yesterday on the body the newro
found at pruned 's 'eland, an account of which
we published yesterday. The Proved to
be that of George Key e, who fellcwerboard
off the Kate Putnam, several Vretk,l since.
The jury return...l n verdict of found droWned.
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Air. Louie Deehier, a well known German
citizen. the Proprietor of n hotel on Men! ,
street. lear Twelfth.nnd VI prominent member
of the .11ed :lien" and the Wise
Men of the Last." died lastof •••.leven
evening. , He was
a worthy and respected gentleman and hie
Ines will be deeply mourned by a large number
of acquaintances.
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Ilan. J. K. Moorhead. has recently purchased
from Dunsent Ir. the Jeweler Oa Fifth avenue, a
very elegant arid valuable t. tilled States chro
nometer-Veatcb. made according to special
order and cased In raisin but rich manner. Mr.
Moorhead Is abundant'y pleased with hip
faultless Ume•piece. Dtwserith Is agent fur
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the. U. 8: scotches In this city. . .
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Yesterday morning the Infant - daughter of
Mr. Arabibald Lewis.
In
on. Clark street.
was severely scolded In the face nod around
the breut end arms by the overturni
bucket of tolling water. which the mother
Lad left on n table. nod which the child during
her absence mannyvd to reach nod pull over.
The Injuries ore not tinngeroun. _
Manxman Herron yesterday issued a warrant
tar the arrest Of Ilatney golly. Sarah. hie be
loved.l:me. allegros that Barney bta a "queer
'ray ar% him" of ex profiting . his affection for
her. the lateet of which was a statemet that
upon the int opportun It y hit would knock her
bead off and ant - her heart nut. the nh]eeted•
hence the oaken Ilie alter Barney.
The Pittsburgh Barge Club. one of our live or.
ganigations, has lust received from Stephen
Roberta two new boats, one a six oared out
rigger awl the other beau ty r and
Both
crafts are models at and elegance. and
relteet credit o the builder and the taste of
- the buyers. Th e Club boo al3o ordered an eight
oared . batge which will be ready in a abort
time.
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Ble-appolneesa—Justice Ammon. of Bast Bir
mingham. and Justice Barker, of South Pitts
bergh. were yesterday re-appointed under the
act of Aptill3. POI. providing for the appoint
ment of two Justices of the Peace on the
Bluth Side of the Monongahela and Ohio
riven In Allegheny county. to Lear
mine cares of drunkenness and disor d erly
conduct.
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A Visored Palr.—The green adds, find fin
grant flowers, and sublime scenery, and witch
attractions of Claremont stint. teen and
felt by "honey" Fence and George Dennis.
from Alleghent • to-day. Mayor wow bas
placed them on the retired Ilat,--that privilege
being accorded them for distinguishing eseni
i,..tes as general vagrants and old toptrs of a
kind neither useful or ornamental: • .
LOA - hese to pan apleasant hour.!--letdr.
there is a rich treat In store for you r.
Hodges church this afternocm, in the lecture
of ?Ire. Darcl3).•rith.listql in our Column.
Ric is a moat wiusoum anti fascinating la4r.
atat as a leccturer has but few equals. We min
prise .Tou
fluentrelleul entertainment. Rich
in th ough t. M ltnti graceful ln
form - nod gesture—she must please.
Alleged Larceny.—E4sle Johnson made In
formation before the Mayor. charging tnnie
Ohara with the larceny of n dress valued at
sixteen dollars. A v. - arrant vas Issued and
placed in the hands of olllrer fuel, who called
at the residence of the girl to arrest her, and
ashen told bin business she fainted. This was
too much for .Fred and he returned to the
dace bringing with him the stolen dress.
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Meld for Trial.--flunie Murmur. wife• Of
juses Murray. who attempted to shoot her
RuPd4r ereuins, on neeount of whlih we pub-
Velitenlsly Londe Intormation before the
Mow charging' James with felonious assault
nisd tawny. She Misses that he fired ten
WO at her. soil them %trot* her with a pistol.
HC WWI beta to bail In pun for his appearance
at aims. Anil in &faul . •mmltted fortrial.
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•pa 11.osarooloa.- Mari. Arno - Ivan relesiae4
frOla jail yealgolar ionrolux, l'iam proceed-
MVO Ire lalf to. - dem , la
in
alley 'be
&scan - areal 301. ary Millet in gw ,,,,...k..-
t h i a way jiA, lag ronoTe.l 5111. It rather Now-
Lad irlfecti dui Ink lier
In In the [(Misty
Jail. Sln•Attur rolled In tho note of
Aldefta2XlMciastl,rl.,..loo.ll.,rr.trlS Ma., mil.
PM Otola ao I,ftfortrialloa VW !Well& eta ay. Min
Mi. brill 1 , 4 . to,rthr•
111.1414cnif f 111114,1 (Adlnit.
WI a Om 1 , 4 Wan,' )j,matorut owl y 4114,1410
~jt•4l.lino optm WOO for OA qroltlop of
,Itorrnsooolit Parr, wiry - 400VA Mader+.
m om I 574.021,7 M ,117.44,1%.Thf1e,fi1t111;
"A my 0171 1 {; 444 . :77 .104. ro.reid:dim4t.l.%
4rowgroof. to 1.•,!* I/Owls tfur ottoing of
sp,V4if 1.4414fri1d toplttry, Ina le lat
sitoletfm,t4 elfsii.o,ftrli istir am"
SO Ow wit 01 fifwer,ion
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Leg Broken.—stn. lime« Doyle eighty Imo*
of note. residing on Tunnel street: met with 3
serinussiecident yesterday. She was ting
n friend on the south able of the 3fonongaheln
river vestenday. and mobile passing the Clinton
ringorks nechlentallY altPPed lu r el. fra.
lher tight leg tyetweett the and hip
joint. Dr. Donnelly was rattunioned tint' re
‘lnced the fracture • and the Injured, women
was I encored to 3ferrytilospital.
.t anther Vereran.—Mr. Hugh Kennetly,of lef
t enon townshy. aged SG years, called at our
odic° on Mot ay to renew hbt annual sub
scription for the thirty-thlrd. time. This ven
erable old subscriber Is In the enjoyment of a
v i. orou , old age. lie has always li ved In
Allegheny county' his mental and bodily ac
tivity. gives pr.mise of many years to come.
May ilsey aglYe serene end happy ern, with li
Ms faculties preserred to tend sadenjoy ts
Gag r= among the notices of his declining
ymars.
Wilklasketrit.—Nire_are glad to know that the
citizens of Wllkinsburg apprecinte the eneeg)
nod enterprise of their fellow-townsmen Ties
nrs. erelimen and Stevenson the well known
Grocenk Notion and NEWS liestlers. Theo'
egentlemen have even - thing in their line, kept
fit class houses plens
to sock.
Theyee their friendsand are
showtawn the y ir stock.
They are agents for the Dolly and Weekly GA
ZETTE. which titer will deliver to yoar doors
tinily and promPtly. Leave your orders nt
their stor,
For the rooe llouse.-- , Vesterdy
nof the Allegheny pOllce a r m
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le on !tunes street. Third ',rani, Allegheny.
-hu requested Hint he be taken to the lock-up,
repnratory to being sent to the Poor House.
taro MN name as George Winsterle..and
Id he had nrrived from l`hibidelphia n few
un. Without money or friends or means
, help himself. he had no recourse h is to seek
hoe. Ile Won taken to the lock-up and the
to put into the hands of .Secrelnry
igle, who will probably send the matt up to
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Trespa.log.—On Sunday afternoon n lot of
mischievous boys took an excursion from Bir
mingham up to Mount Washington. While
there they invaded the premises of a number
of reildents in the vicinity, destroying ftMve , i
and trampling down shrubbery.and otherwise
Indicating they hod been there. Yesterday
Mr. William Bond. whose preudses had been
invaded,ninde Irtformatinn before Alderman
Butler. against Henry Seigier and ot hem
charging them with malicious mischief.
Seteler wan the only one secured. Ile gave
bail for a hearing.
Plekle.l.—Plekles are good In their proper
place. Every man has his own way of catlng
them. No man liken to .have one knocked
down his throat. Ito not a pleasant method
of disposing of the raw material. This way
leads sometimes to trouble. For instance.
Win. Delhi was standing In lioffman'o saloon,
AlleghenY. yesterday, with a pickle In his
Inbuilt, when George Seehlender. entered and
playfully knocked the eatable .1014'116W throat.
William couldn't appreciate the fun. George
compromised with him by going before Alder
man Arent and paying the costs in a case of
iroutult and battery. .
Obituary.- Mr. Henry Cabin ell. Sr., an need
and highly pected citizen of Youngstown.
Ohio, died at his residence In that city on Sab
bath, the first - instant, at half-part one o'clock
in the afternoon. Mr. Caldwell was an elder
for many years and up to the time of his death
of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of Aus
bintown. which function ho discharged with
credit to himself and satisfaction to the peo
ple. A large circle of devoted friends and ac
quaintances. as well as the congregntion of
which he war an honored office-bearer, will
mourn over his death. The funeral takes - place
to-day at one o'clock. .
More of 11.—We have given the particulars
of n case wherein Dr. Ernest, of the Twelfth
ward, charged. racer Jerry hmlth. Pi Atte
'hens, with misdemeanor in office. Tester
-1 ay the officer retorted in informations before
Alderman Arent charging Mrs. Ernest with as.
s.mlt and battery and interfering with nn
officer in the discharge of his duty. The lady
it is alleged attacked the officer and endeavor
wl prevent him from taking away the horse
and baggy which - he confiscated to satisfy a
eteditor who had obtained a judgment. The
.%Iderman Issued awarcoat for the.;arrt,t of
the defendant. -
Soldlen::Mormencut
The contract for building the Soldiers' Moo
omen has been awarded to Mr. C. Miller, th -
well known utarhlo manufacturer. The skill
experience and energy of Mr. Miller are sum
cleat guarantees that his work will be vigor
misty prosecuted. redound to his credit as
mechanic, and give complete satisfaction I
the Monumental Association.
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At the regalia annual meeting of the mem-
Lers of the First L. P. church. tiler. tV. J.
Meld's.) Sloth avenue, held a few evenings ago•
the following gentlemen were elected Trustees
for the ensuing year: Messrs. Joseph Love.
tico..ll. 7NOleq R to. Douglass. James Dun
south, John Nally, A. M. Drown and
Mitchell. The annual reports were also read,
showing the church to he in a s.stisfactory
condition, sphitually and otherwise. utter
which a resolution was passed increasing the
salary of the pastor to SOM. The meeting
sen largely attended, and the proceedings
were marked with the utmost unanimity.
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Alderman Arent, of the Seventh Ward. Al
- had a aerie. of disorderly tale. b,
fore him yesterday. First Otto Lapps
charged Michael Iloguseyer with calling him
Ile names—one disorderly; then Catharine
Newomo appeared as prosecutor in a similar
case. with Martin Able as defendant. Martin
was able to muster up a similar charge against
Catharine. which made a cross suit. The par
ties reside neighbors lathe Seventh Ward. and
had created a little disturbance among them
selves. which caused the litigation. The Al
derman adjusted the entanglement by allow
ing each defendant to pay five dollars and
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Golden We4ling.
Mr. James Wright and wife, of Walker's
Mills, Panhandle Railroad, celebrated their
golden wedding on Saturdr.y last. Fifty-three
children and grandchildren were in atten
dance. from uisiana, Minnesota.
°hid and Penns Lo ylvania. Mr. Wtight is seven
ty-t wo years of age, just ten yenrq the !TOM -
Of his wife. The olticouple ore In the enjoy
ment of excellent health. and surroundedlsvith
aCtuence. children sand friends ore passing
their declining years in contentent end peace
ful enjoyment. Many rich and valuable pres
ents were received from the attendants on the
occasion mentioned, and the affair was one of
the most pleasant chnrseter.
Cruel luvltailoo.
Yesterday John Sebumls made information
before Alden:um Arent 'against Adam Show
ers, for assault and battery. Showers in the
promietor of the “Silver 'Cloud - on Ohio
street, Allegheny. and - Sainte was formerly
his barkeeper.. Their relations wore inter
rupted recently nod the "Silver Cloud - has a
new barkeeper. Yesterday morning. Schmalz
lava he went Into the .Silver (loud" when
Slit - mere Incited him into the cellar, and there
in the subterranean apartment where no an
sistmice could reach him and from whence his
cries could not he heard. He was subjected
lon severe body beating. A. a salve to his
wounded feelings and bod - he made the Infor
mation tis stated, upon which a warrant was
issued.
Ashland Halt—Pistil Prattle,
There was a ball of -colored people at Ash
land Hall, Wylie street, last night. which con-_
tinned until this morning. Among the attend
' ants was Thomas BraWdy. a White youth not
unknown hereabouts. Thomas it seems had
his anger aroused by one of the dam
sels In attendance and attempted to
shoot • her. He placed a revolver to her
her d
mid fired hut the Intended victim threw
her arm up oral knocked the pistol made.
Thebollet entered the wall and Thornal_tim
litunctilately secured. The police were Then
called in and escorted him to the lock-up. The
agate occurred about one o'clock this morning.
The interruption did out stop the testis hies
entirely . , ax they - were renamed .after the dr
parture of Bawdy..
Heats in the Park
On Sunday. walking in the Park. we cow va,
Anus sents marked 'Tor Ladles." Although.
there .seers crowds of gentlemen standing
about. these seats were vigilantly kept vacant
—objects of desire to the longing eyes of weary
male humanity. We venture to question the
taste. propriety and riuht of those having this
matter is-charge to make this reservation. If
seats are provided at.nll.they should be suffi
ciently numerous to satisfy all ordinsry de
mends. and free to all. It is necessary to tan
hibit,ttle use of the grass as a lounging place.
but tvpollervehteh presents empty wooden
benches to the sight of weary men only to For
bid their use is calculated to keep them away
_altogether from the public parks. partirulitrlY
avry many have along walk to take before
they can reach these nostrils of our sister'rity.
blight H.
-About eight o'clock last evening the firso
incueverc called into requisition by an alarm
from lot 34. located at the corner of Libert y_
and Eleventh streets, the occasion of which
was a slight fire In the William Tell Hotel.
William Tossing. proprietor. situated at the
corner of Liberty and Twelfth streets: The
fire was first 'discovered by an officer, who saw
a volume of smoke issuing from the second
story windows. It appears that a bed• caught
fire. bert how, we were unable to micertain.
The damage done by the fire' which
but owing to the dense smoke filled the
'moms, the firemen could not for some time
discover the exact location of the fire. and
threw a great deal of water into the house
uselessly. The damage by water will be much
I larger than that caused by ,the fire.
• Um Ile Out Them.
Peter Baker needed a pair of boots. There
would hare been nu difficulty In supplying the
demand Mit that Peter's finds were deficient.
Ells wits were.set -to work. alt's not a good
Orin to Mee chiefly on one's wits: They may
be first elms and useful ns well as omatnental
In their proper plaoe. In this tmdance Peter
grit the boots' and into trouble.' Yesterday
Thomas Cain made Informntion before Aldo
Man McMssters. charging him with obtaining'
n pair of eight dollar Locke on credit by repro
nesting that he owned a farm on Neville
island. In a certain seam qtr. Cain says this
WAS (Me. Peter's trite owned the form, find
Indirectly It was Peter's because Peter owned
the wife. Thisdistinetkm.clear enough/ eppars
Maly. to conuno: d pooPlo. would not hos,v,
he
the law. consegnently Mr Cele felt
he had no security for his money, and he nce .
Instituted legal proceeding. Meer Illotulle
looking for Peter. • .
l'apea•okeil Au►ek
The animewity existing bet weer the Irish
end African taccit ma. exhibited yesterday.
afternoon on Wetoderavehue. Ina brutal moa
ner. Two colored men were quietly passing
al , Wylie street, about nun o'clock. when a
drunken fellow. Pat McLaughlin by name.
emerged from an Sillnoll iU the vicinity. and
made an :Mark In forte upon them. One of
them disappeared and the other was knocked
Into the gutter. While there. Pat heat him an.
morel:ally. trickles himseveral times In the
face. 110 d • .otberwlie fearfully' abusint - ,
When at last the vie y tint aped he wan awl
he
), able to wk awa
. half blind wittithe kicks
e had recei ved anti capering Erma the other
nrideares of Pat's hatred. Persons who read
thle Item shouldn't blame the police for allow
ing open an outrage upon the public street at
that boar. 'Thu pollee weren't there—not un
til after the row wan over, and then the deni
ale balm/ done, what use was It to arrest Pat?
1%0 colored aura alliproleddy procecute when
he got, about 1,044
PrIVSITURGTT- DAILY GAZETTE : t[ ESDAY MORNING, MAY 3, IS7O
THE COURTS.
l'ntted Nthtee D4MM;:tI rotmt.-.113J,r Mr.
=MI
NloNtr.tv. May 2.—The May terns of Om
'Unlit,' State , bi,trief court a( need in
thin f Yesterilasicuornhur. Ttie special team,
It filch continued for eight wr6t4t clo<rd- onto
week since, and the present tetra will prnte
Ohio inwittity two week,.
The lilt of grand juror. wns rallett. told
fourteen afiftweretl eoneir names. As the law
reuulres sixteen totittite n quorum. the
Court postpone.' a charge until immorrow
morning.
After the lint of grand Juror, bust been
called.
ur number f ions were made. and
th e cot mitourned omo unt t il Tuesday morning at
ten o'clock..
Dbufß Coart—Jadie'liirkpairlek
MONDAY. 31fty f...—The ease of AlleghenT
City es. A. Marshall. action to compel' the
payment of an assessment for grading and
paving nn ttldge street. nn property abutting
said street, war taken up. It lippeart. that
in tars; an ovllnance was passed in Allegheny
City Councils oavidiug for the grading and
paving of a portion of Ridge street: and the
contract given out. The contractor, after
commencing work, In consequence of the ad
vance in the price of labor and material, was
compelled to ask for an increase of the cun
t met price. and a Joint resolution passed Coun
cil allowing bin an Increase of twenty-one
rents per yard for paving• 'mg resolution, it
appears. was not recorded within thirty days
after its passage. :es required by the city char
ter, and as it. makes a difference of
Mount vox:* on the amount of the
contract. the property owner, refuse to pay
It. and !his in a test case to determine the
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nuttier. The case won tried before Judge
Williams. while he was on the bench in this
court. and judgment for plaintiff,: rendered.
it. fendeint's counsel carried it to the Su
pre e court,
assigning for error, anion.
o er things, that the mart bolo.. brut erret
I charging the jury that It won not material
whether the resolution won recorded or loot
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which ruling of the nowt below was revers .%
by the Supreme Court anti a writ of entire tfr
1101 , 0 o... Jaded. SlibiletillentiY, however, the
Councils Of Allegheny procured the passage of
on act Intended to rernedy the defect caused
by omitting to have the ordinance recorded.
which net simply legalizes. na we understand
It, the contract or nmement between the con
tractor nnd the city. but does not effect the•
.defendant In this cone. This point Was raised
be Mr. &hover, one of the counsel for defen
dant, and ndinned by the court.
Defendant's connsel also held thht the city
hod no right to contract for the grading end
poring of a portion of the atreet and assess the
cost on the property abutting on said portion,
but when a portion of a street was ordered to
be payed and graded the cost should he as
sessed equally upon all the property abutting
on the street from oar end to the other. Ile
held that this was the only equitable way of
making the nssessment. as It would then be
equalized. The ruling of the Court on this
point miss withheld, but will be made on the
opening of Court Tues4larrnorning.
M. W. Acheson. Esq.. appeared tor plaintiffs.
and Meters. T. M. Marshall and Sol. C. tieboyer
for the defendant.
Common Pleas.— Judges Stowe and Collier.
.I , ltlNDar. nay 2. The first case taken up was
that of Mary Jane Welt vs. Themes Met, in di
come on the ground of desertion. After the
first witness was called and examined, the
Court discovered that proceedings land been
Instituted prematurely. Thelaw requfres that
two yeas shall have elapsed from the date of
desertion to the time of Initiatory proceedings,
and in this moo. the alleged desertion dated
from the lath of VebruarY, 18111 , only at few
m Juror
over a year prlortri their mcement
orate action. withiltunna car con
tinued.
The next case taken up Was that of John S.
I meta vs. Jan,, Montgomery and Stewart Mc-
Kee. se. hi. sue. mechanic. lieu for work done
and materials furnished in the construction M
0 building' Iblgwood Station. On trial.
In the quarter Sessions-Court. room Jude
presiding, the case of the Pittsburgh
nod Connellseille G., Contend Coke Company
is.
James' Bailey. Bailey. Action to recover.
amount of subscription to capital stock tof
raid company. The declaration of plaintiff
sets forth that on the Yatti day of October,
defendant subscribed for one hundred
and fitly shares of the capital stock of the
Pittsburgh and Connellsville Coal and Coke
t 'ompany, which shares were of the par value
of *IOU each. and didthen ;did there promise to
Nay for same at said par value. antounting In
all to f.i ..00,1. which aunt he afterwards retun
ed and still refuse , . to pew. Mr. Bailey, in bin
0111,1avIt defense , declare. that he has a
Moot and sufficient defence to plaint iff's entire
clatin. in this dint he fully paid Ids suseript ion
tut he ...nodal stock or snot company by a tole
aSsignlnent to said company of n trap iit
land lying in Fayette county. which 0 as con
veyed by articles of agreement between Mini
IC.Davidson antl.l. I'. Henderson and w ac
cepted by saki company at full payment of his
subscription. It
ire
up att a former
terra of Court. and In, consequence of sickness
hi the family of the defendant it was con
tinued. On trial.
TRIAL LIST TOR TVIRD/V.
1I N. Williams VA. Berger et RI.
111. Collins vs. Hatch.
1:4. Palmer SR. Thompson et al.
r.N. 11.111 ton vs. Curry.
al. Stevenson et al. vs Prescott et al.
IST. Kaufman vs. Wm. !Inshore & Co.
14.
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Pitta.smi Grecuebtargh Turnpike Co, vv.
McClintock. i
ha. Kennedy st..Cnsti , isY et .11.
lat. McClintock vs. Fry..
10. Gallagher Si. Conway.
A STRANGE STORY
hemattou from the Itouth Mae—Dead Dade of
ma [Mint Faaa4—Mxatery au4 Barberton—
%%hat Does It Mean t.
A strange end mysterious affair which has
recently been partially developed, is ,last now
ensuing the attention of the people to the
, borough of Allentown. nu the South side. A
few days ago a number of WY.. were Playing
on the hillside near the Onaisby Cold Works.
when one of them sat down under a tree to
rust. and began diggithr with his knife
Into the ground In a few moments
the blade seemed to strike something
buried underneath and youthful curi
osity was aroused.' The digging war resumed
ith vigor and the assistarion of the rent.
when soon n box. not much larger - than those
used for cigars was unearthed. It bunt been
noparently placed there bat a short time and
when opened was found to contain the bo.ly of
a male Infant. The body was wrapped In cloths
and evidently had been. hastily Mien - ed. AA
soon as the surprise was over the bore Moo
rued to lidco-in mine pededlians who hap
tenet! to : pass ; &long tee road not far off of
their diworery.—.Among thmte who were thus
ramie acquainted with the mystery was an of
ficial. who. after looking upon It. seemed to
feel no concern nt all. and took no stets to in
vestigate the rase. 'lle affair created gm{
exeltienent, - but among tat the . cmwds who
visited the - place. nn nne seemed to here an
bleu bow to proceed. and after a day or two
it bemtme a toy (or the laws. Bandar
afternoon a gentleman of this city. who hap
reed to emit some friends In the Mesta y.h es rd
of. the Matter. sad made hmatries. whoa be
, ed that the boys had taken the body and
. •
p drugged it about the hills. - Thinking
tide to be improbable. he set to work to aster
lain the farts, and was convinced that what
he heard wan the truth. It wasturther stated
that the body hail been taken as a show. and
that near the platy where found the boys had It
on eXhlbition. To make mire of this state
ment. he proceeded to the placeand found
about forty people assembled nt the spot la
dicated.. A trench or miniature erase had
town due, to which the object of interest lay.
Crowds came and went, and during the tiny
hundreds of people. It was estimated. had
visited the place. The army at first seemed
ton improbable. but the presence of real
drab and bones in human shale at
tested In an unmistakable' manner flee
troth. The gentleman, after an examination
of the premises, came to (ho city and has, we
underxtand. Instituted measures for an Inves
tigation of the mystery. Tle is positive of
What he saw. and says he hat no reason to be
lieve that whet ens sold was in the least de
gene eXaggerntml.
w , give the story as we heard it. not en ,
doming it all—it seems toolteredilde fer that—
bat vouching for the reliability of our infant:-
ago, whose character and standing in the
community well known and above re
pronce. Probably the meamree now insti
tuted will Clear. up this remarkable mystery.
Enterprleing
•
Richard Alter la beyond nil gut a ion an eir
terprising man, but unfortunately his enter
prise Is . usUtelly iairiee Undo:reeking
.
not of et 'crunicandable Character Richard
was nt one time, we presume, an honest, head-
Working man, but it, ha+ been so • Ihng since
that be bin Certainly forgotten the time, and
the fact, too. probably.. lie won /1 blacksmith
by trade, and is old to be .• good workman.
lie contracted a motrimeinlni alllancb some
months since, which appears to have been an
unfortunnte one. It has been the means of
hosing him appear In the Q uarter Sessions
Court on t &el/RIO:le, and e are
hims
taken; Wlt alßre the meant of sending to
Jail fora short period. Richard and his wife
hod n difficulty, Much' things are of frequent
occurrence in the fnmily.) but the one we refer
to was of recent occurrence. spouse did not
conduct herself in a manner to suit Itlctrartre
serene of propriety. and he chantised•ber. She
matte Information before the Mayor; chnrglng
Riclianl with ..eilsordeely conduct. Rich
ter/I xVILS , quested by Mimes • ?Mossier,
and -'een , the way to .the Harm • e `edam
ho exhlleited his enter:ergo by breaking loose
from the officer and starting to run. Peter hnd
anticipated this movement, l o iterer. and
drawing his revolver he remnrked. -If you
don't cattle back right awaylVilshoot:" Richard
withal walked bock quietly and inerrendered.
In order to prevent another nttelnpr to escape
Peter pat the nipperr on his prisoner and con
ducted lam to the tombs without further
1 rouble. • He was locked up In cell No.B, and
had been there but a few minutes
until he again exhibited 111,1 enterprise
by nn attempt to .dig" out. through a
Aftecch brick wall. soul would have
succeeded If he had not been discovered.. At,
It was, he had made a hole sufficiently large
for the body of are ordlnnry sized man to pant
t hrotigh: but Richard la n large man, and could
of get through it. He was removed to ono.
Hier cell; and thiamoralng be Will probehlY be•
induced by the Nnyor to takentrip to rt-flarce
relent" end re• Hied there
dare, his Honor usually ( e nco u ra g es r
ente r prim: like that shoo, a by Itichnrd In that •Inten
ner.
Nfist us! Saw Ltl 'Club
.1 meeting of the fleet Ball players of Fast
Liberty and Wilklnsburgh AN:Ls held on Tues
day. April :nth. PIA at the latter untried piece,
t or ihe Purisese . of taking measures for the .re
orgsnlention of the nOldliutual" hone Bull
'ink.' The oldnet of the meeting was attnined
nnd It now bids fair to edit.se all other organ
tratlonsr of
kind In Western Pen
The m il of the club embraces selecns from
the lickford, Mystic and Independent, nod Ix
undoubtedly the sin ntest couthl Oat
hos yet been made In Allegheny co un t y.
The - oflicers chosen for the ensuin g Year are
Saone! It."Trartneastle. TresldentW. e•
Vied President; William P. Aulh: Pe
t ansy: flarry T. Lytle. Corresponding•yecre
tan; Wininni F. 3ickelvr, Treasure
The r • S. W. Jemerles, TUriso;
and It. kfefteliiy:Directors.
who will compose the find
nine nye well known to the bete hall tenter
' elf Y. and Inns their undoubted relnitation ns
tirst-shoo pinyert and their recces, An the
clubsh which they have been
there con be no doubt t but that the Mutunis
will nchleve success In their undertakings and
be ranked as the first club in every respect ere
the cl.io of the season.
BOARD OF OUAI!DIANA
Atenthtv Ateettna Vesterdov—l'arnlitto'n of.the ;
Home- Mewls! wad Diner .tinily..
the I
At two O'f Inelre.lot tint' n tlernuunreg. ,
Initr iontittO 111 't in, of t In. I inattlialle of ti. I
Poor Was held at thou ollicr col Fourth are- -
nue. There Were prevent Met !ft. Auderror.
Dousls... Fitzsineumns. Hartley,. flays. (tin
eoid. :itaw. Swehrer and Torrence.
l'resident. Douglass occupied the Chair. silth
Mr. George 'Fortune officiating es Secretary.
After the reading of the minutes of 'the last .
meet lug and their approval, the Secretary Pre
sented a certified copy of the Act authorizing
the Board to place their "unexpended bal
ances" et interest with any bank or broker in
the city who should be selected by them, and
be required to give bonds in the sum of MAO.
The Act wee read and then referred to the
President to take Into consideration the depot -
ION( of the money, the broker, and the inter
est. to report at next meeting. k
),
The reports of the officers welt. t en rend
Dr. isidah Ward. front the City Form, Ported
the health of the inmates satisfacto . Dor
' Mg the month two deaths occurre . Made
line Zimmerman. a native of Germany. aged
sixty-four years, died from paralysis; John
Edwards. from F.ngland, twenty-four years of
age, died with typhoid fever. Twenty canes
bad been t rented during the month.
Superintendent Patterson reported one bun
'dmd and slaty-eve Inmate, at the Heimc. May
lea. During the month thirty-four had been
received and thirty-six disneilteed. elbowing a
net decrease of two In the total timber front
April let., Six insane persons had been re
ceired during April, four males and two-fe
mals. Of the present inmates seventy-three
are :dales nod ninety females.
Dr. lien reported forty-sevenoutaide and six
°nit . ..Mints paid.end tonneen persons receiving
medical attention during April. For the same
time Dr. Ilenlatint reported thirty-three on
tient,. seventy-one outside and Mtn. office
visits.
All the reporl a were rikeivml, accepted anti
filed. .
A claim from the County II mile, for main
taining mottipers, for the drat .six months In
IN.'S, after eollnolithit ion. Won_ jireiented and
retell ed to the committee (fir AIaY•IW.
e .
The ole
inert re to iell wait referred the
petition of the l'ittsburgli. Virginia and
Charleston Railroad, flr right of any through
the . Farm. asked, for f rt tier time. which ' , gni ,
granted.
tVarrittits for the ittniflll) of sundry bills
. for Oft. month , mums ling to Ct.fAN.nt were
ortlertil. . . '
The meeting then intiourned. '
POLICE COMMITTEE.
3lonthly leetion—Pny Roll Apprmell—llluol
moo at the 31nyors Onler—liteeelpts for the
Mouth of April.
nat. - natee Committee of Illy commas met
y v eNtenitty. Monthly evening at the Moyneo nf..
lice at half 11:1,4 tteVell o'clock, for the panel,
of examining the mouthy pay roll of the po
llee timee and rceeiving the report of the May
er of the business Imp:acted In Ids Mike end
teccipU trout fin. and other sources received
during the month.
The 11100111 r. Wlm called to order by the
eh/dem:in; John 11.. Marg. Esq..
The pldice pay roll for the mouth of May,
was
M m
pr.ented anal approved•
r. Patteen. the Mayor's , clerk, then pre
sented the h. - Mowing report of the business
'llone in that ogler during the month uf April.
Nrunr.tt 07 VASE...
Disorderly Conduct .. 5,7
DrunLenrie
agrancl
TotKI •
Of 11114 rilabbcr Lnt Itl N. crr dkricsl. ti
IMMO
Me revenue derirml lawn the. Me 77 nen
Oilire, from Ones, pawnbroker% dramatic and
7,77 - Iteh license, rents, 4,.., Were en follow:
}'inee 1.1.1:7 7:1
Jail serellan . . e.. , :1111 ill
.
f:11311t roll,:f.lcund,o -, . 341 77
main ).ictops. . •. 513
liltrolrene License .au m
t of Wilkins ... ;5 IC
EOM
Of amnunt Ivea returned b>
Deputy Curtwtight. of 1114 t Liberty
nut.l 1f1iZ.53 by Deputy Mityor Nichol., of Late
teneeville.
The teturue for the came mouth lest yea
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'•erp r.:417 O.
Tho report uns appn),ed. alter which tl
Coutruitu! adjourned.
EM=
tioN ern, Geary io Intere.tr4 10 the 'So
Thrice beliciabt Lerenbout • were wol.
ottbrinted with 'hit Iwt teccutly by the re
rpt lire of 11 Veit - ate clicurnr. of which the tot
acing tee copy. It ex plsin. il.eif :
ILA MO.
I Put:.-You hold n commission Iv,
re tinyerhoi. of Notnry Public. Plewre
ham him whether you are ex ereltinr the
flatlet hots of ctlit - oftlee. nod whether you are
IBible to the Kon.e. Your' attention fa called
nn portion oI tho law ruculnl iho ito bolding
f said office:
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No ler..on being n >tallsolder. direct.
later, teller, clerk t 01111 IT nn
•k tar bunk Inc inst 11 ut lon. or In the employ
. .
. . . .
lent thereof. or holding or exereo.log , toy
tollelal office to thlm Commonwealth. or any
Ore or AN/ointment. of ffl.l or profit tinder
he Const Itleino or law, of the Coiled Mate+.
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:11411,, the .ame hold, exerehof or imp',
he 5,1100 sf Notary endlid Pen°
'hall 'he Nt.Ntittltht, to alt GM,' In dry 0
°miry, who thrill not have melded there)
me year immediately preceding hl. appoint
Should you hold Your "flier in vialsitlon
hi. above Is, or Gs 'pedal yo
ill pleeee apt.. the farts. An immediate To
.I l' I. requested.
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Very iv-pretrial,. route.
B. F.
Private Secretery.
=3:mm
Thu stela .of bilarilina house kecper3 at
any anti severe. Who can appreciate them.
None but th,e who hare 11,0 a little esmr:
roc, in that line. One ot't heir .everert antic
fa the ..glippieni - Skipping , It
Irdrietitneg an vidgnee of light be.trteilm,d.
btoArd o
ez It Ix •ri csl,lrtice of 4 lightl 4,, ket
fruit, or none. at ell. tdilne erman
WM:tatery eidled upoit'br x %alien,. J. 11.
Mgn'tintook; w It, rrslde+ tott Church alloy. J.
ll..txt ti
IdLitol boardril.
the
olml for one terrnee Tlionsto, to th extent
f till. on the iitipposition. bilged Ott Thomas'
Ir-inn-thin Llint - he IV. , bent clerk In Brad-
street's Commercial Agency, and would pay
up a, Wm the head ,d the eetablishment came
Lome from a a hilt to New York. J. It. nay, he
Les'*ince discovered that suppredsions want
settle a board bill. especially when. as in title
care, they prove to be unfounded; upimiurrlv
log at that conclusiou he set not for the Abler
airk's office and made information charging
I_notcoce with false pretense. alleging that
ho Senn never employed nt iteadetreees. that
they owed him no money. end that he wrei
about to chip without laigng Lie bill. The
:tecrobed In Inn fete hour. was arrested and give
will Inca hearing. •
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• The Ilealevant.
(iwner.: of pi operry should ma forget that in
improving their premisia one of the most
tm
p.rtant tont tera H ag,.od pavement. The ben
eat of n little attention to thin matter eon
hartlly be estimated. n good lot hat.
ban sold at leas than ha value from the fact
that Ito nurroundings in the any of pnvements
were so bail that it could not with may goitre
tilenee he apprnached.
One of the beat - I,ll,linnrnlA Mite being put
diovn is the Unl i t...lenient Wtley:lrd coiwtruc..
led by Meseta. .$. tile Cols & Co.. of Alle
gheny. Thin twerelbent IN warranted to with
!Wand the changes of heat Red colt. In 11. con
struct ion It In made as level its n floor. and le
0...1ean, and smooth, and durable that wher
ver it has been Intrialuced It has been
itionenacly popular. )Messrs.. McGowan &
Co. have laid the Boulevard around tonne of
the finest residences In the vales Find eurround-
Mg., and have Klten nniverPal entinfactlon.
They are mow prepared to attend to all orders
promptlyi and warrant shot ane to give
withdnetkin: Parties want ittV paving
done Montt their properte would do welt to
leave. their - Oiler, No. :et Federal
_stir eel. Allenhlly.
• Fluid Adair
'l'l. , i llou iaq are the deedl folinllted of
eeol .1 In . the office of Thomas If. !luta - en Tie
,A.cler for Allegheny county.OfulnY. Moe
Wm. It. Jomjibelt to Win. Sproul,'Jitn. 2.
12 neres and 2l perches of hind. In South Fa
-
-
retie township. •. • • .14,Mtl
Ben to John Lower, April 11. 1021. lot
2111,f 90 feet. Borough it AIIPfItOIVI:....IMI
Ann MeHimtem et pl., to John Habana, 1 arm
and 5 perch. of laud. oith bulidingit. In
• Jefferson townithip POO
Wm. Smith to Matthew Siddel. February
111711, tot 3y bcit feet, with building., on Car
roll !nivel. Allegheny
J ercegan to Rebecca E. Ilnimah,
Pea, lot .111 by bib With bighting, Boreuili of
Sharpoldirg lao.l
Jame. K. Hemphill to Conrad Montle'. April
22, ltr.n. 1 lots of =mud, with boildlw;
Second wont; Allegheny • • tlititd
M.. 11. Thrinipmn to Janie, nd John Me-
Collin, April N, Inlll, lit 12 by Ititi feet. on
Wylie street, Pittsburgh.... . tam)
Nancy and Jane S. Henderson to Peter Wed
. die, April 2, 1021. !V) nerves and 111 percher of
land, with building, Elizabeth town.thlp.
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MY Letter Carrier..
The monthly report, at the letter eniriet
f the tree allies make., the l it re ing en. hihi
MEMEED
• Delivered. . C..llrete.l.
Mall Leltem • 1:411.37. 1141.1414
Drop Lettern .... - ...„... to.lcin . 0013
I , Tewennpet a :0,612 ',l,f. e.:.
The Inst collection from the bully poi boleti
111 made nt acorn o'clock In the e‘.enlnif•
tir.courdr.
Delivered.
04.7.1
5.610
31,111 Letterw.
Drop Lettu
.Nsqv paper"
Mal
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On the business routes three dellrorles are
made tinily, and In nll ether part, et the elty
there ore two doll• (tellenries.
Come and See the Late Improremento on
Singer'rEloteing Machines 'before Ourchnolnit
eipewbuc. STRAW 8 MO TO RN.
31 Sixth Strtct.
n Barley Halt at Auellon.—Abut 1.F03 bushels
finder slightly damaged by water at the
Melt !louse of fillmnre.St mob& C0..153 North
Ceoal street, Allegheny, bill be sold on ne
count of Undenerifer's to-morrow. IWednes
day afternorni,l at: o'clock. A. I.coo.nrc.
. . _Auctioneer.
Walnut Water Cooler Maud.—.lu
new invention for the parlor. glining room or
'Wynn.. • Look In at Ilubley'n. No. be Endend
greet, Allegheny, and one bow eanctly It mita
You.
lame) nail See the ritrnprournornio on
Singer'sac Mewing Mh rote Plareb.Sinir
elsowhor. SULAM & MORTON.
lab Street.
niusehoad : Ja7liarilo elynsp La nand In all cays,
Instead of Tana. castor 0 , ram mat*, 4 ‘ .
MVatsiiktyort,i. 'rWenty-Ore cents. Trp It
nntalsts.
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4114".iaT14htl":1eund retail.
a
I..:louthrdte,llYiheldstroeL
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SERIOrS AFFAIR
A U 4 kX Home—A Man 'Trampled Down—.t,
ainm— , Tbe Herne num Away--Gen.
real Ilise
An accident of an exciting character. and at
tended with rather serious commrlecene , 4 oc
curred in Allegheny Sunday evening. Shortly
before stindown lir. John ',nick, who had
been out pleasure riding. ant, returning home
by way of the Troy Hill toad. "He was riding
inn buggy, necomnanied be his
'When he had reached the foot .t the hill the
horse suddenly stopped and refused to' pro
ceed. although the whip wns'applied freely.
At this moment Sir. Henry Brown, residing
near by, observed the trouble and cautelo Mr.
Imick s resistance. Catching hold of the
bridle at the head of the horse he
attempted to urge him lot-trent hut
the animal only became more dub
horn. Suddenly he reared up. and coming
down twain, threw Mr. DroWn to the ground.
.when he commenced pawing the ground with
his forefoot: In one of his tramping, the hoof
struck Mr. Ilnorn on the back of the head and
tore away n portion of the flesh, hair and bone,
rendering him insensible. The lady in the
buggy teeing this result fainted and
fell out of the vehicle. Her clothing,
however, caught 011 the wheel anti the
horse now started to run awaY , "She was
dragged nlong for about bun a square before
the horse could be checked. hut. It seems mir
aculously, escapedwithout injury. Iler cloth
ing Won loin and she W. Coot-red With Md.
but, save a few slight bruises, she escaped
unharmed.
Mr. Drownwas picked. tip anal nk anon as
possible medienl aid summoned. He remained
Insemible thuing the night, but became con
fidolla yesterday morning. His laiaries are of
a very serious rharacter end fears err enter
tained. that they will result tntally. Last
evening he WWI Wang. rani 1111 worse, bin the
Elw Alolan In attendance. had but little hOpe of
The nffair was throughout, a most sikgitler
combimtion at unlownrd eircuttistitnett,
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- OrMIA I fogar.—There wai a large ntnnenee
at the Opera House tact evening to are Mr.
Chaldean le the "Hidden Mend." The piece
fora well put upon the meg° and the Cast
throughout was no excellem one. Mr. C. will
nppear during the week Inn number of Inter
esting dramas and comedies, and will doubt
lean draw full houses. ..
Cm - HALL—The Interest In the:ride for the
benefit of Mercy Hospital, which litia been In
!moo. rat City Hall for week pest. Is on the
Incren,e. The atiendetnCegontinuel large and
a more lively Interest Is mande,tell by 111100110
attend than at any engine:: Fair.
AeAuintv Musit . .••The sale of reserved
Pont,e for the Carlotta Patti -Concerts. which
takm. ',lace on Friday and Saturday evening.
next. will commence thla morning at el o'clock
at Eicher's music store. Then , will Aonbt less
bt n rush for neat s, na if is seldom we are fav
ored with nn opportunity of hearing ouch mu
sic as may be expected at the Patti concerts.
(bate and eree the Late Improvement. on
Singer's Sewing Machines before bore barring
eitereltere. STRAW A: MORTON,
:V St met.
=1
Mr: Joseph Herr{Sion, one of our most por,
lar butchers, whose stand i the Pittsburgh
Minket. line for ninny years linen the resort of
epicurean housekeepers for fine loins. Joints
and steaks, purchased yesterday nit--noble i
beeves. such Its can rarely be found in any
market. Mr. L. Keefer, 0 veteran Allegheny.
drover, has the credit nt securing these due
beeves for the Pittsburgh Ihnlobles. The en
terprise that seeks out the best feeder., nod
that of the butcher who, like Harrison, Is
always ready to encouraze such drovers, by
paying full prices for superior stock, equally
de.erve the patronaga of our market goer,
fume and See the Late Improtrnteut• 00
sloger'• Soh ing Meteltinve Itefore purchnrhtß
elrow here. STRAW S MOUTON.
9) Sixth Street.
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be“ , datorV of gold last week onv ve
bad: the only thing . t hat was wooer was to
short of Pier. Donna!, k Co.'s Cream Me.
CEE
Crashes! litasiktrad—..llll:hul. of brusbe
our own wunufneture, at Loughtittge
trtkltttneltt street.
The Oprlng .1.4 of Drury U. 11.1.. Niro.
chant Tailor, :11 Oartler Of Leon neon.. end
Sixth street, Is now large unit complete. Mon
sieur Ilionpolit minium , t o pn•lde of it., m i t_
t t I
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I.,elarny. vent foi this ..pr riot. lc. , Ch”.t.
popubat Wr year, In troth ride.. 1, te.colving
bi 4 'Rockier tho rummer sale,. rt.
Come and Mee the Late linproyeineuts on
Sing . ..y*4 Seining Mnelttne.i.liefere InlrchaSlnß
elgewherr. Stein ,4 Mttttrn4,
' Math Stiret.
The .twailileau lirldlrun ii fir rale ni Huh-
NO. Gi Federal st met. Allegheny. la
The Amerlran Grldlran it far Nan, ul Hub-
Na. rederal 'Argot. Allegheny. Tr.
' , nue mid get. In, Lale la.rerraavare on
Slacor'a Sowlng .M.Thlaca beforl• purabealna
~,armor, . ,raxa.•
11, Sixth Mire!.
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For Ink Inc rin.+e•' g'lo
171 Suattal,bl
Logic. 4 ,e nytnit nit ntittilte. Anil this
Ittlln thinte Ir Beauty. What du we any Is
trintutlful? A transparent ComplCllan and it
lunoriant Goal nI Italy. Whitt ulll rirdilune
thystr Heir an'a Alngnollit Intim will make any
Indy nI thirty ritilittaf Lul Ist ri,nly:llV.ti Lyon's
Kattiniran. nn 'Kali every- hall In its Once.
and make It k n.w . 1 . 11.. the .11411 griilis It pr,
itnts larata,r gimp.
ititnitrue:nnit t. the dav,
the W,,llti. =al al ~nI . ..6!tnatYr it
wtat to tiit. rid of nallownvst..lliiiitiles.
m
lint; arks. - 4 .tlr, .1.••. ? I. C.,
Itilni • trust
Import• LI liallnaaa :saga Iliver
(I.r.rmaarr .061) 112 - rralCllo/1 RAII/10/614
31:w Y. .2 CS," Irno NMI*: 1
...tn. iltod S. 1101; 1 do do.
Ilyura &AU, I tin do. Lot d fk. Mack: I no. I
champ ore. W Clarke. 1 tin dd. Inks' 01113
lltardy's head 1/011 Ca; strtl,l4 Lx.
do. (3 W McCitd I.; lo.• do. It reef Li do do.
crates do.) Pnllerllold .1”. 2
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enEro. do. It Eld•Ile: 2. 7 .1,, do. SI W Rankin A:
Itro:1:4 .1.1,10. Aorbollerd. Voskools: too do do.
S I . Shricer & Co: to do do. II E Sellers .1 17n ;5
dodo. 2 node. do. Wt.E. 1 , ..r. & 4 :. '..Y. bid.
•Ive wood. Sr - h.:Ater S li•irlett::: r. ex', .taro, s
E Itood; Z. do do I rode dr. 4V ECooper .1, Co
ro t.vt .1", - ,J 4 Dilworth 1 Cot:tender do. Eon-
• rr . . •
& Jiro; 33 la., do. ilaortb. II & (.7ad 23 do
& (•; 45 do do, Kw,: & At do
In. J II Lippincott: 3 erne.,
Mrdne& Conln; I to md.c. A 1 4 In.e; 1 Lx
Imstra
mmztem=
tor.. 14 As do, IlrogTmonn & WU: btott
do, I' flitdono.; 1011.14 A I 1 0.. J II Canfield: I4d
II 1A.111146. Joldodon & t'ols in: 0..3kk11 lotnber.
IleVuowttn & 1J; lie. nu, iron. Po-My: Neloon
& I en,k f *vire, T J MeCaothi & Co; 3 b,.
L Rend Gaon; 3 WI, Mod. Reese,
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& Pull; 3 tdds pop co, Lk , I)unoset i d
Co; 3141olpotntoet. 3 mks cro, Crslichend; 2
shoes, W Schlnert a; 2 mks timothy seed.
FI Itlddle, 175 w pipe. /1 . 11 'Collins; 2 bbls eggs.
It Peels; IS nk. rye. II Wallace; 2 (kg corn meld,
JP I.se: 179 ski , rre. W J &lea; 06100 flax
seed, 177 do oats OfiNtro - &')I; 4 conks Intcon.
MeCrucken. CI & Co;CI:bbl. eggs. sdo do. l'
UuQ & Sons; 2do Apples, 3 Ins eggs. Head .0
NI; 1 locd penches. I 1.1.1 beans. lslo cgs, 11 do
d spriss, S II Floyd & Co; 1511 empty 01l 001 n, C
Wid 00..0410; 110144 dry npplen,Tlqucl;, J &
04'4 do do. Voir, NI COI 1t1) bbl. Erne. 1) 11 .
Eckert.
CINCINNATI PE/1 iiLISUToN, Moe 2.-10 404
lard. nn conslsneo; 11 do 1;00. 10 animus. Ell
:11,4•000 & Co; 25 do 0,1,41 ()wen*, 2 5 do ;In. Mer
cer & II; 5 do nhoid4l,.. 1 110 & IV
Fniller; 3 bills I,gll, II I.CSII/Vlty & tiro; 1441
sks w need, .1 S Legg lit S. Co: 341.1. rhtmt, R'
44 Kanner; 293 nks Ichent. 1. Ilnle. S Saps; 0
bales cotton, 1101000, II .0 X! roll. leather.
.111 Frunct:trus; 54 do do, T It tie, in & Co; T
tot kegs. Watt, 1. 0 Co; 14 ,ifot 41 pORCIICS.
& NI; 2 bids fchleky T J Illockniore; lu
pkge tobacco. Lloyd, & ' l': 1 box 'mom nen
Kelter,• 2 bbis alcohol. Z Seifert S. Co; 45 do in
dust. Phillips & .M; 210 bunches stares, 68 Ao
hoops. Clark & ('4l; lob bbl, 14 wine, 7 do eggs,
101 boo bromine, 10 pkg., 4itodrieA; W Race. 0
Son;311 eke scraps. J Wnn & Co; 2 bale boo
dles, Srucer. NI 0 Co:2 e ale bble. Volgt.
Co; 18 n n apple and iketich butter. H otge
egg,. Son; 6 bbl,. eggs, 1 410 d
fl kgs butter. 3,06 feet lumber. )leanor 0 If;
bbls egg, Day 0 (o; 118 eke ''morons, J II
Darker; 1 bbl apples. S Ibirwoud; 4 boo mdse.
Woleon; Ime scales, J J 'Petit') C'o; 8 bbl 4
egg.. W A Armstrong & Co; 17 0101 potntoes,
X' )1 Gin' & CO; 0 bbl, egg , . McGuire; 10 pkgu
h h goods. Hartman & IV; 4 pkgs bed bot
toms, N Whitting & Co;51 pkg. furniture,
Ifnminond & 86142 duo ebuirs. Ortleibo Co;
nth do do, .1 Ilerrihard; 4!4{ do do, Close. 0 Co;
112 h doz chairs. .0 Milliken .0 Co.
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MiillfaN—Eatrtilay ening. Elizabeth- 141.Z1
daughter of Thnimm ft. and aviityan,
aged 1 months and .5 dam
Funeral 1011 laka place Irons their resident... 233
miring alley. between ialneteenth and Twentieth
st reek on Tr estiAT, ilia 3d that.. at
'WILLIAMS—At Illehroisnil.lndtana. on lianas,.
Va. Int, 1570, 1,10 P. st.. atil.la .%.. wife of
W. Williams and daughter of rapt. John I lay,i3
Itaitallla. Pa.
Funeral iwrzlees at flit residemie airs..l..E
Oatford, Nib 33 Etinrelt .00. .1110141.1).
nt •..1 oclock. :
HANNA-0o Monday. llny 2.1. at 31•. al.. 11 ART
LlANN.,t,onanhter LA Ale/Ander awl cork/aloe
Mauna, aged 23 pun and 10 1110101.11.
The funeral Will Luke pier., how the residents of
her pure:llo. No. 31 Cong . street, Allogbony, on
41.11.14 10 "Moon n.ll. The
Month of tho faintly are roopectiolly 'molted to
attend.
j.EbiziltA, l l.dlV,V4b l :?'l;;l,T,ll= l .':tgV.
Htu.
ri Ilf f ted 4
1.11.7
AteCI.P.I.I.ANTY—At. Cincinnati. nn Sunday mom
.ing. Stay k at. et nf bears Airwave. Jolla!
ateCI.ELLAND. Kaq., formerly of Clitahontb•
fandtioa !11l arrive at the Union' Depot 11'..
DAT. It 1343 o'clock, to proceed to the AlloghonY
Cemetery. The Mandl of the fatuity are reapect
fully Invited to attend.,
CARSON—At hlo ...Wane°. No- 24 1 .1 11 0 4
0 111 0 4.11 1 ,73 ) Mi n C`ANIZIII ' il r :%40= 4 .1
hit age.
runeral from hi, realAience on Wensamomr
ainitstko.. at 0 o'clock. to erneeed to MO Fort
Worn. depot Mr the 9:43 train to Now,Gallice.
hearer county. Funeral licivßes on ?oaten)" ay- .
ening at 8 o'clock. The friends of the fondly aro
reopectfully invited to attend.
J.tßDO\—un Mnlni.o7 Morning. 310.2.1. at ten
'clock, JP. Jordon, formed,' or soonkhill.n..r
141§ 1 1, 1 =10a r .7 . , ty Dorn. Ireland, In the
'rho funeral 0111 take Owe Irvin the rerlNcireeol
her son J. N. /ardor, corner of Wenner averni
and Mercer ',treat, TtrnsudY. %h./ 3d• ". Iwo
o'.loek•
' (St. lncla pleam
LAUEIL—On Sunday irenium May hi. al IN.
o'clock. CliAllES LAL In toe 14u1ytourt4
year of his age.
Funeral from hie refhlenee. tee. vital avenue,
TO-OAT at, 9 o'clock. The- filen& of the family
are neaueetfully Melted to knead.
—Goy. Center returned to NnahvlUe yeater
day. Ile treys the report at his Intended revile
nation Is untrue. The vote for the new con
atltutlon winnow be counted and the maul
proclaimed. .
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'BRIEF TELEGRAMS
—The "ratlike prep.:dims of the Mormons
is crentingpmshiernble tinensinesA in the weiit.
—lVillinin H. ti pnaninent member
of the Virginia bar. 41.1 ruddenly la.,t evening
afAlexeLndria.
_At Wilmlrtgl cu. Sonh Carolina, yenterday
the colormt people celehritted the Fifteenth
Amendment N't•ces ,, h , h- •
—The Supreme Connell. ltid Degree- of Ma
loney. Is in gegen - at Baltimore. wit h cln.ed
door , There I. a in
full at tendnnee.
—At Memphis. yesterday. C. J. Lathy. a
cardner, while attempting to shoot a chicken
shot himself. producing iatthat death.
—At a meeting of the contributors of Penn-
SYIS MIN Hospital. at Philadelphia. a resolu
tion was adopted for separate clinics for fe
males. if practicable.
—A large meeting' expressive of the sym
pathy for the Richmond sufferers was held at
Baltimore Mgt evenly:, A counnitt ee was ap
pointed to collect sub,ript lons. ' Voluntary
subscriptions had !wen tonde to the amount of
three thousand dollars.
—At Isalsville. yesterday, John H. Morton,
a youth nineteen years old, son of H. C. Mor
ton, bunker, shot nod. killed Pan. Powers, a
``nailer, at a hat, of LI fame kept by Annie
Itnyburn. .1 enlo , wog the eau,. !Horton
surrendered him self :ind Is In jail. '
-- Inds for the larch.° of the old Central
bundle '.‘sylitut of f dtio mete opened by the ,
Govvrnoti - and 'freasurer of Stole y“terday.
A numbei of capitalists of Columbus bare bid
62116211,501 f r the,land. No awards were made,
'They wil probably he made to-day.
..teen. W. W. Irwin nu Monday Assam
_dale. its St ate Treamrer of Penrisyler
)
principn !appointees are: Cashier. M.
cart. of ....ter, Aydstunt Cashier,
W. IL II rt, of-31ontgontery: IMokkef
Brim n. one-armed noldier of ISM,
ford cot My..
—Jul a Emmons. of the United States Cir
cuit Co tint I. delivered an optulon
v e .ter, ,Maintilit the demurrer tilled on
behalf filin tovernineut to the action brought
by dint Hers to rO, rain the collection of tax
on whisky, niw..sed,.ln obedience to what Is
termisl the tot t) -eight hour ride. •
—A meet login 'admit of the World.. Bean_
gelical gathering in September next wool held
at NI•Vi Ynrk Sunday evening. Ker. Dr. EM
rock spoke of the coming meeting as the Pro
ca
teatitnt Ecumenil . . Dr. El
predicted that It would Council give th lt e , (lurch per
der
fect freedom. Bev. Dr. Hastings hoped that
the reprenentnt ices of the Church front other
countrlen would not he obliged to purchase
hospit alit y at I he cif y hotel,
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—A sjit-clitl fnblo ilispotch my+ that the con
spiritcy ftkroVerett in Paris Is 111 Ore serious
then was nt Mat supposed. A lance supply of
bombs hod beewpremited snit WM4 seized by
by the police. The principal ring-leaders him
not vet been 411,COVereit, soil the auXietY of the
Goiernment and citizens is intense. The
strictest surveillance is everywhere maintain
ed. and the Tullleries are carefully guarded.
Orders lotve been issued tot he police to arrest
all speakers who insult the Imperial faintly or
Constitution of inner.'
V1N,C111.t1..V1 . 11.) COMMERCI tl
Loivtiosi, :Slav -Stocks. in/it het
closed
LIVEIII , OOI, MO' 2. , Cotton Irrexular, with
middling utilitnits at R e d eem mat Orlentts at ilk
4111101: tittles BLOM talifornlit white
wheat as rstai us Col: reit western 50..., ha Ida
Pet 2d; wint e r sn NI. Weider - a flour thi.
Corn: Nit. 2 mixed 19s It. tots :is
Peon Na M. Pork at lON. Beef 110. s.
Lord TUC Cheese 7s. Rosun N. for Cumber
land cut and Ns for 'Matt rib middles. Tur
pent inc Zig 11.1.
_ LONDON. 311n'
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Sulmr:e.
P/klOl , . Bourse dull at 13 flaw,
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centimes.
FRANK rifler. Muy Attu nt W lei n i•
May 2.--Cott. heavy nt LW( afloat
ANTWEItr, May 2.—PetrOiCUM heavy at 53.
CANDIDATES
E r FOR COCNTV COMMISSIONER
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Ilarslint! Tortt,tilit, rutopel 4 , U , INI•lon of
lfie I lIIM Itt publlvat Couitty
• Chlkk.
Irr FOR COr ST r COMMISSIONER
Benjamin Douthett, Eiq.,
II Indlnus tostnAllie. s recntidni, me ri.ltntv
Commissioner, In subordinals.nt to tbs decision Ca'
the Hopnhileen Cenvenll , l3. V.l modus In r,..bus.
strati.vrt:xl.l.l . •
SPECIAL NOTICES
Bg. ROE NT V
$lOO Boun4y.Collected
F.‘r .11 f.. 1.11.4, Nebo cnlt.teJ b0tt...11 Mar 4th sod
J Lk], 180 I. nt.re tliacharged for dtaabll-
IIT .81 , ing two yearn. and alu bar* bareto•
fon, re,vired to boani.• .
The undresignod Dn• minimal his office to Cla.
!Me Buildlo,,o,nor ..:xt h or +nue and Pinlihnehl
stroot. and It now proposal In coiled obsinas apoed
lip and at tnodonato rain. rail 011, ornadr.....iwltli
stamp. ' 11. 1. BROWN,
Claim ..1 gonl. ii A LEITR Banding.
Corner nisi li srenue and nalthnold gravel:
l'illobaran. Pa.
[r:j .-
1 ..,
ry ft I.lc NilTlCE.—Havla been
aid-doled 11A , and 11.10 ]IETKIL I. SrF.C-
Tllll g, A Ile.lwit' 0.0011. to , nox I. bomb " Oven
I I Tel
(al
l \I/Ill'
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AND l,0111: 4 'l.oltv.thlt4 "streel. near
• it 11. 4ciTtD,
wow /Inter Isk•irt.t,
ay' M.t N HOOP : lIOW LOST: HOST
It EuTolt El - .It 1•1 Pli 6114 NI In n
nd It ^lOll Ira
dperrnalerrhmt. or Sentinel %Verian • ad Impedlf
131P01. te Marriage generally; Se O.IIP •
on
anuapllt,o, i4diap,r, a nil FBA; aleit I ant liyalead
tricaracer. .1.11 'BIB?. J. 888
D., author at the Green Ili/et," Ad 'AB u nde r
TI
Oa' Sir +l•n r
wig. In, plain enrel:•l.•• te sops. roe., 15.1(013.
re,elpt of .1, einf ..r poS aye et. /um to
011 AS. t'. MANE A CO.. 12 Stove T• New
York. 1,41,11 re 45*t4 Also sr, Cul,ll's
.. Aokrf 1;o1.1..,.• ;vlre cents. a .I• rve 4l
NT .101) 1),.
\il.lil rimERAL
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Being detertunied not to tarry over •nf winter
1/01.11w melt. bio. , non, for the nett
thirty int' , •
BONNETS.
HATS
FIOWERn
VEATHEIts.
~ FRAME,
LAUF: COLLAIts
LAVEHAN .
LINES COLLARS_ AND CUFFS.DE • • FROLID EVII
PAPER COLLAR,. AND CI , VES
COIL9EIS. ,
LADIES' ROSE,
CHILDREN'S HOSE.
CLUNET LAVE DOINOS.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
I.A.W .. 2r a ft 4 . 7r.ti ' mour.tin
II ES Rod CH hi NON..
HAIR NEVIS. •
httrri. P At
eXTrli 11
JOHN M. COOPER Si CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTHE AND ROLLING MILL
• 13RASSE4
Made Promptly to Order
BABBITT's ME'T'AL
Arad,. :And Kopt on Hand
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I. M. t'oores Improved Balance Wheel
I'EAM PtrA 11.
P
clulce—l l / 4 8 . 2 PENN HTICEET.I IF.lidry—Coroor
17TII 11A11.11.1,1lo• STREET4.bungh.
J k.
SPIT 4 WI ES
Ur. Ell.tNli* the cvlerated Lecturer no tb
2114 M.lll4Cillrer of , Putout and Improved
99setaclm, haereturned to Pittsburgh, and la nag
M the ST. CLAIR HOTEL. wbern he militate hla
fer•famed Speetaciea to gefeettril klkion from es
emingn9l4oo oftha aye Mono,.
well by day at by mil:fetal light 'without isthmus,
r m . 13 to .23'ycon. Dr. F. muf 49 prufesslonallY
consulted en all dlseas9s of the Iluman Eye. and
has a large .14ik Of his Spectacles god Eye themes
for mils. About 1.000 Palm of these tilmet t idmi
*ere sold on Dr. Eranks last glott Dithe apace of
three giving the moat entire malsfactlon
to all. as the 'Medical gentlemen and Mittens of
rittsbergla hang by certlltcate tertMed.
0111.. -BOO* 22. EL ! 1141c1. 1..11.* eo
trunco Pamx . rtres . E. ,I,ls:Nritr . _
' Co,Livingston &T Co
14•Ttiluinrer or !anal. oi!Ey Inns
CASTIN T (4 - Ss
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Lhrht. work our specialty. Loose Joint Betts.
'Shutter and Otte 'Binges, Nab relief,. and Mbar
articles of Builders . Ifsedvill always on haled.
ri t t l y tarn p on . l 4. lV;lß: Ad i , ,to , :r .. 0111 1M l i zpu t t the A .2 11 . 11474
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MI'ORTIIT TO DOI7GOISTS.—AII
brvwlWd
thin by par take lire welded Oust
t l.
hey ens oven to . take out county license
trinnitnr. end that all word end bo man yssistist i iss
1011 be insliained to return Mite ]say], 1870,1
all anumists selltex liquors ...I st onus aore,,,,id.
°Mee of the LinensiSourd
m!mairk•
'fIISSOLETION OF jI'ARTIER
partiietahlandrelciforeexistinit
between J. 1% ate] lain , . A. Law, noise bus
loess Imlay the nem of J. 1. Mims a(0..1,10 this
day diastase/ by mutual mescal,
A LARD Y.
• Prillinvittilt;Aliall /MO.: •
AbItTSEIZENT
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
..aißgt.V,4l„=".
R. F. 4. IrllltM,lFltt
Who will appear on TRIP ifumistayi MNIZO.
May 3d. In the druniatisatieu Mts. Psditii
worties great Now '1,1.4 Ledear Shar.rntilled the
1111il1EN lIANIM •
Wool " Mr: F. P. ehantrati
To conclude with the mush.' farce of the
SWISS SWAINS.
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Wminesdar earning—TM): TICS:MT-OF-LEAVE
MAN.
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Chanfren Matinee On StitUnlnlY.
Da -ACADEMY OF MUSIG•. -
PATTI! PATTI !!
;MAX STRAP:OM:It reepertfulisannoommithat
the world-mm.l.llrd and unrivaled
Miss Carlotta Patti,
Prior to her departure for !no .I.l3lfirtl. on the
23d of May. per the ltraratan eteanorS.luth Amer
ica, appear 111 TWO lilt &NO l'Avrt CIO:CIL:WM
Friday I:tertian. y Gth, and Saturday
Erculsog. Alay lth, at Fa o'clock.
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MISS CARLOTTA PATTI will hr aselatal by
T111:0111/11K fIITTEIt, the (trout tllOoloti
/'lan
let—hit tent aPPeahtnro litre‘
1'A111.(f IiAItAOATIr,
The Wonderful V hdlnlst -Ails and tip...mance Lem:
TllloololtE lIAIILEMA, A, the eopuler
Orman Tenor. and JOSH!" lIKILMANNS. the
greet German Basso. I.
Mr. 0. W. COLEY. Musical Director.
Adallash.. 61.00; ltesers.sldwa..4l AO extra.
oailorr, 30 cents.
The sale of seats will commence Tr ESI)AY.
MAY 3.1. at 8 O . lllMk A. 0..10 Steinway's Agency.
Kleber Bro.'s. N 0.122 Wood street.
wned hl
%Wm. HI
.r,
eeper. Jos.
of Craw-
Steinway'. linnet; need itt Ali Petit , Citneerte.
api.E.!,57
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ny• MERCY HOSE ITY
FAIR,
Open Every Evening
CITI7
ADM MION
5p211,1/
[CrFAIR AT
STONEINK
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Open F.►jery . Evening
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ST. PETER'S
New ('ati►plie Church
1,N11.141
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DTTIIE FIItST SEMI-ANNUAL EX
of the I.lll'Rlll'lloll ART
OAI.I.EItV. containing u due etillettion of Patot•
tbo production of A utursittii and Foreign Ar.
Itstai In Om "Kin Inif and Et ening. 5. , .231 LIB
/MTV STREET. optatatta tint bead ef. Woodatreet
Adiutasioni 23 mite. utZ
INSURANCE
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OFFICE, N0.:12 FIFTH AVENUE, IWO( Ilt.fx.
Insures analunt all kind. of Mn, prwl Marin ,
JIIIIN tnwis, in.. Pr.l.lonl.
T. J. tItIA KINI4IN. VW° Prewident.
fl. DONNELL, Setwrtary.
CAM'. W.M. Owner.] Anent
triIIEPTON,
John Irwin, 11. I_ . Fn
T. J. I InAlnwm. W. II 1.:ye...,
Mow,. Itoluqt Davi.,
Iftuwer I'llldo, ' , nutria Nell.,
CLarlew : Cell 4. J. T. tWoviidalo.
Car. Wm. Doan, "r. 11. Nevin.
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMPY
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A Urn. fl•cripenr. taklokt rim .4 Slneins ma.
Wm. Main...
John %Van.
John H. Pte.
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11. I..Te v
Wm. Vim
James D.
Vern.,
i'ffll.l mm ll7~l Pr. dent.
W
WTT,. Vine: 14 . 41
W. F. GA A R Int It it. SecretarT. t.
NATIONAL INSIAINI'E COMP .Y.
(OR. FtnER.U. ST. AND 1/1A114.N1..
pale r itt the ntit trAll .s 1 ATI,: AI. it.VAIL
4..•)"' W. W. MA IhreMdellt. •
1. 11\ N'S it . Vler l'rendent.
JAMES E STEM ' Soonn.ol.
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John A. Y4)lcr.
11as. Gtabska . MANJr-Georgel C.
0 . C.11. 1. 710.
John Boom. .J”l‘p.
.P.Whilatan ho. Tho mint J. Ale scon -Nnunt...r.
CAST[ INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 23 •19111 AVF.NLT. MRF;R:II FLOOR
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CAPITAL U.K. PAID Ul
DINEITtAIm:
11•.1,e . ,John Floyd, l'Apt. M. Wier.
Denl WaHaw, 'A. H. Itsrtucin, .A. ilitunbcre.
Jake Inn. :S. MS'brine. J. M. Halley.
Thomas Smith, ..Its• M.
• ILDREItT 11. Pressient.
JNtt. Y. JR:CI:Mi.:, Vice Prceldest
11/S. T. JOHNSTOSSt•Totary. •
t.pt, It. J. (MACE. Genesi! Agent,
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INSURES I)At LIBERAL TERMS (IN ALI. FIRE
• AAR-YARD:6 ILISEC.
.tea----
VESTERN INSURANCE. CI:il11171;
Of Pittsburgh.
Oir
x . rA.
HRRRIIIT hveretnry.
VA PT. al NICKL.D. -Ilenered Agent.
lA3O, 91 Water at red. spung A t'u.a Ware-hoe.%
up tarn. 11U-shunt!,
Wlll Insure agnlnsl,ll %Inds of llot and Marine
Maks. -A
well
Inetitudon, nunested bl Direa.m.
who are well known to thi. cetnutfuntly. and who.
me detertnined by prompters. end liberality to
Inalmain the chancier which they bay. ...tn.&
...lurk.: tho het pr... 100 he Ihtew whu thane
P. be Insured. -
• mryto,ll
- Ib..J. Clarke.
d.r NDWOk• K. YMune,
AOIOL William N. tYAnA.
1171 ' . "'""r
AVT AT. t'K IL.LV, Z .'""
D. ItanotT,--
CHARTER 1829 PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN FIRE INSUR. CO.
OF PRILADELPIIIA.
OFFICE 433 AND 437 ellifiiiTNUT STREET.
(zit
. 1 4 # 0 2 n 5t. 00 7 . 87 1 0. 81.24,1 , 3 4 1 r, :FL
Prerk .411.731 87. Limns paid An.
user .300.0130. Perpetual and Tempo
rat7 Liberal Tomas. The tiumpimy
issues,nllcles op. the Rents of all kinds of Boll&
Reuts and Mortgages.
DIRECTORS—AIfred Bats, Samuel Gni..
11co. W. Mohan.. Isaac Lea. Geo. hoe, Alfred
Tb.. Sparks. Wm. - N. Gnu..
T h omas
S.
lOUs, Gustavaa S. Ronson.'
ALVDED G. BAKER. Crealdnut.
1113),IYALES. Tice President.
Jam W. 31m41.11ster. Secretary.
R. Heger. Assionnt Seey,
CO ?7N A KELLOCR),
tiPB ;Co,. Third Avenue arid Wood St.
•• EMPIRE
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
Of New York.
IRO 11110 A. CI NV4lr N.
=
pram as, ishalo LIM POll.lOl ABSOLUTELY
NiCie t FORFEITABLI: from P.M. , etOntannual
Crumlnut.
tiptictal - lusuranco NON-FORFEITABLE after
not anatlal Pol3lollt. All ponds" LiCNTE:IVA.
HLE for usual eausers,mtil ABSOLUTELY /NCON
TESTABLE after two annual premium.. Al/ re
atriellons upon TRAVEL and ItESIDENCE re.
mowed. mid permits repaired. NO ACCUMU
LATION OF no
INTERIMS Loans or- POtarred
linustiumw and NO INCREASE ot annual payments
th pp r is id irs " CirJA the 4.3ll%
It:TEI[IIMT plan. Au Nan is rututrod on ',AN,
spa them la no ACCUMULATION OF INTERWS
WaTim o ol:l o ßtZrelitAdce_"74.7llb"9:
tar stela aa Income to the Iwilcy mime, ' LION
term and endowment pond. are Waal; Mao.
swarantea Interest. polluter and annuiße.
Number or Pollute. 11...A.3.349: CtreMMuvin
1 141getT4oriref: *34 ' l ' 7
Agent' wanted ...sub.. West•
en. Pennsylvania.
WM. A. FULLER.
OtMaySt ManlierrAV'Elialt"agrttre'
aplrl
AUCTION
....
TIANK OF PITTSOURCIII,XONON•
44,111,'IA,Hfilvlyrimeg r riA.1: 0 . - w" 4
PIMotIVToItIAN Ci11510:11: Ti-NDAI EV V.
INu, MAY 3d, ot 7-2 o'clock, s,tik pa «1W
sewnd tloor of MoliwzOso's Auction Rorms,lllll
HoOthfill i d sdroct:
• /pore. Gorman TIVIIIIIIBein
]la
Awls Novlottnn fin. Ennd_
_ .
011.0 . 611MountiirOcos
Atro, by order of Albultalrtrainr of - Wrn. J. 11:
'Mon, drentreel:
1100 Antes Concord Gold Mulct Co.:
3_oo Wood Wei:erring Co.:
030 - lAytonia mid Sago Run Caroler:
r' ire r nurtlble retroleurit Co, .
80 Pvtid Vann
an i d e lkillsolelpbk: 011 C,
Perlth So. 4 In 'i ri " . ' t vticortort.. 47 :u.th• CUL
4ql abarto Clilrenr Notional Bonk;
13 Grrunn. Inge:anon
A. ItrIIAVAI3 - 3.
mr2 - ' Auctioneer.
PAINTING,GRAINING, &c.
:MA K T. GBA.Y.,
ROM AND SIGN PAINTER,
GiIIATIVrAt. ANT, GLAZIER
No. 54 Nivrn RTRE-rr.
•
PLUM Quo /land street.llPittsbargh,
OFFICIAL
ORDININCE-4;rantin_giertaln
,r - v privilege., to the Pittsburgh and Birmingham
Pa/isomer Di
Sfisrito, I. Be it ordained rind enacted by the
eltlrenv of I . lttiibumh.lit ' , elev . % and Common Vista.
elk asvirbbled. and It Is hereby enacted by author.
Ity f the sewn. That the tionnent of paid Cotta_
and Wrming
py tor the per, their rallanv Um. rolin•ino
5.1 IL/.
any
1.5 Pittvinintri . . an *pedlars:llu
Section let of An - Art amino ed theillith day of
Aprils).. Di •ISOB.suppiernentary to an age to In.
corts.nite the Palmuralt and Birmingham ranenen.
Iryltailwio Compay. on.yed the 30th daY tif
'. Ai Di 1839. ru,d the void Corm./ heinbif
anthinited to enter upon and lay down its for •
double track through the same as follows, Vir
0 , 11.1040,1110.11.1 ply.ollll terminus of tneirtnack
on Smithfield street. near Fifth avenue: thence
along Smithfield Street bi SeTerttli avenue; thenre
along Seventh avenue to Grant street. along unto
street to corner tit Washington. litt‘nn, iitibJeettt
all restriction. And odlditloll3 k , n.1..1 in mid act
of incorporation. and Slitql.el claim to all the term.
Io conditions. restrietiAonv
Irth. omtained
nil ordiminee of ugust 2f A. It. 1839....
thorizing the said Ituilato Company to occupy and
leavers., Smithfield ,trtwt. Provided, however,
that mid connamy epimisenee work within three
Callfaint the passage of this urdtmitee and
nand. tile Annie within six months thereafter.
SEP. Y. That the CI•1111din of the lay f Pitt,. I
burgh hereby rovers, to thennelven Sloe right to
grant at any time to any fossenger railway om.
lolly the privilege of 111ing mid nuela hereby au.
thorited to be laid, for like purpoves.upon pay.
meal to the Plttrburgb and Birmingham Moon.
ger Ihitivon C ..... pane pniportninate share at
the not of laying thesame; pnivided, b
that inn company to which the right, to mat such
tracts Is granted shall nm their earn thennin, sub
ject to and lit is mfaormlty with nosh realm...hie time
tuber :s mar be established lit tile Pittsburgh and
illohitnOmm provided tilao,that nothing
herein contained shah interfen. with the tight of
the rite to vueate an. NATI Of the treeta over
which the said narks vhal ' l he Mid.
dcl. 3. Tit.t till ordinanim or tart 1 ortllnanea
ondlteting with the passage of thisnrd mufti At the.
present time, he and thi. Mule in hCIV repented
no far av the :Meets this ordirim
Ordained and enacted Into a Ins lu 'utwits this
Btu), day of Marel, IL IMO.
HILL BIZ !RI WIN.
pro tour. Seltrit Conneil
Attest: E.+. .11inTow,
I : lt.ri of Seleci Council.
• W. A.'Ii E ubINSON.
President of contlittna (Lowell.
Attept: It. rlt.
ch of of Co T nisnon Council. WY?
A N I)lttllNANt'E—Authorielng the
is. 1., lug of Ss itch Track connecting Shoenber
ger FUrrnieeß ulth the A. V. IL It. Track.
Sir - ruts I. Ile It ordained and charted by the
ist
City of Elttuhurkli. In Seigel and Com on Councils
namellibleit, and it is hereby ordained d (marled
bt the wait/nits of the saute. That ' otenbemw.
Blair ft Co. be wild they ant hereby a hunted Is
construct. a Switch Traci...nursling their Ferman
with the A. V. It. It. (rack In such plenty as may be
deshrnatoti by the l'It))' Engineer. an as nut to Inters
fere with the established grade of the street.
5q11 . .2. That Shoenberger, Blair dr. Co. In using
snide witch truck nitwit not leare cars standing as
as
to obstruct (nivel . l ean' street or Riley crossintgtbe
lino ot switch tor a way interfere with the
drains or water courses 14 any ...rt. or any In
dirldnal drains nOW leaded.
. . . .
Six. S. That the Slope . . In conjunction with the
Street Committee. IT hereto, Authorized to rant
unto the wild Sin ientieraer. Blair .k Co.* license for
the came upon the myrtle:lt to the Mayor the usual
fee for IIIPIIIIIII liene.
Sae. .1. That nothing herein contained shall to
wlsh-tied co as Iti incvent the city from revoking,
the privilege g ranted d by this ordinanee at any time
u fon misty t being
eregivn.
sae. 3. Thal any ordinance part of ordluanee
miedimine with the passage nt this ordreloolost the
present time. be and the won la herebyrepealed so
tar as the room egrets ibis or4lnance.
Ordained and coactedlnto n law, In C 11.611,
'33th day of A Vrtl, A. It. 11670.
• 11113, BUM: MIN.
•
Provident pro tem. of Select Council.
Attest . E. S. 31trettow.
Clerk of Select Coined.
W.A. TOMLINSON.
President of C , mutton
Attest . IL ~ l t'
iork 1,1111111.410411/Cil. mri
E3=l2
iCE—To require i'ai;
N R,„',„
t.l Councils.
11, It tallo hied and enneted by the City of
Pittsburgh. In Select enactedm Council arisen.
bled, and II 11 herebyby the authority of
.11re 'AMC. Thot hereafter It shall be tho dutr nf the
chairman of each Committsi of Connolly hawing
charge of oneroprlotlons, at each stated monthly
mettiourif councils. to rent. on abstract ur mi
te of all proceerllturs of said Como:Micas. since
he'ast stated meeting of Councils, which at.
'drool shall net forth among other thing* ail con
tracts mode. with the 11/1:0011 of the contractors
and the !audio:: terms thereof,u state.ruent all Habitat, incurred and of all dist/lams
tes amountner which they, have acitioritred. ant
he In the fund under their control MY
disposed of.
Scc. 2. Mild statement be Planed by the
Choir-wan and certified by tho' Clert of each sold
Committees respectliely.
fine. 3. That any ordinonCe Pan Or this ordnutoce with the Possorte of hi or
thotiree at they resent time, be and the Dame te
hereby repealed an fur us the same affects this or
nanee.
ordained and enacted Into a law In Councill this
25th day of April. A. 11.1810.
. Pr...tricot pro tem. `_elect Council. •
Attest: E. W. Nionuow,
Clerk if Select Council..
W. A. TOMLINSON.
President of Common Council.
Attest: • It. lirliasTrlt.
mat Clerk of Common Council.
MEM
N OttltlN ANCE—Atithorizing the
/ oing of lintip street from 1111th avenue
Liu.' It. Murry'. pe line.
SA.. I. Lir i ordained and tilutetttd tsy the City of
linstin.....—h. In Stilt et end Common Councils am
sea.bisaf. ai.4 it 1.• hereby ordained and enacted by
y of the s.insi. That the City Enstneer be
Is hereby authorized end directed to inf.
sod "vil
tiny .tn. front Fifth avenue to
'' .111. Mum 3 lino: anal to dermal,. damages and
''' benefits caused thetelif John Beecher.
.. net Ill:Waw a and Hamill:di Shepherd am
rehy appointed.. accordance with an iiet_Cs ai
r tu , tr4reei . t. sties., ed January 6th. I !MO. _
' Sitic. O. I hat any twain/oleo: id part of (nat
e." ...Martini: with Ilto µtow. of this 0n:11-
,o at the psi sent Unto be. mad the mote Is
{wwetly rrnealvd. Ito far . the same alias. this
etly
and enacted litte, a law. In Councils.
thin •.- I.7' ' '' ."'"l ' A. u. 1876.
President pro tern of Select Council.
Attest: ES. 3401tHoir.
Clerk 14 Select Council.
W. A. 'fIi.UII.I:ISUX.
i Pre3ldent of 1 . F.0141.1 Connell.
Atteet, it. Ilcilsivrytt.
• . tlerk of Con:non rounell. ,
v • ape?
— oltDlNANCE—Anthorizlng the
Grading, Pat lacand Cur[ of Thirty
seventh street. fn. littler street to Pnn avenue.
Ott I. B . bye It ordained and enact the City
of Ilttalairalti In Fele. and Conittion Couttals as
senthlett. nod It It hereby ordained and enacted by
tho authority of the name. That the lily Onsineer
be. and hot. licreby aulli,rlted mud dtreeted to ad
, orilt, for t.t1.1...”1. for the "main,. Fluting and
Curhistir ot Ildrty-v,tittli atreet. (11,111 Butter
tare. to Peon &lean, and to let the same to ths
amain, directed by an orainsinca concerning
Streuta. tata...l Auttuat 31.1. 12447: also an set
concerning tgreetat. approved January OUt 1884.
- 5t.c.1.1. That any ordinance or part of Cirdin.ee
tiondletine with the pssisve of lids tirill.rice at
the pn.ni tn. be. and the same tOI hereby re
!P'.c.:;:illtitner niS a a :'; r',,',ll.tzer,l4 g V.T.T1117, - .
45th ""4 Me". A."- 1 111 1 1 ' .1. 1. DUROWIS.
(het .Igora,
Samuel Y. Shrlyer.
Charles Ananias. •
Jand M. Brush.
• . ,
' President urn tem of neleet Council.
Alle,t: P_9. klounow,
Clerk of Select Connell.
W. A. IVAILINAO ou N,
Prenident ‘.l Oonicuou Cncil.
Atlerk 11. kleklAsken,
Clerk of Common (WI WI.
N ORDINANCE--Authorlzlng the
h. GRAMM,: rif Permit. ter the eerotrottlata nt
'into ander sidewalk..
SKATIos: I. nrchilned d reacted by the
City of CiliaMandl. In Selrelan no d Common eatlnells
asretubled.el It to hereby !adenoid and enacted
be natl. - oily of the statoo, That the Street Coins
mieloners. In their respective dlstaiets. shall barn
power =nt permits authorising the construe
tiPrif vaults under sidewalks. whenever. In their
ladanient. stub mnidts may b y safelyeantest.
See. `J. Thal my ordinance o port of online,.
note:ming with the to.nageof able °Mittens . ..at ths
present time. be and the wale Is hereby repealed so
far as the ease affects this tinlimme. •
tilde/led roe enacted Into a low In Council. this
03th day ol April, 3.1 t. 1070.
1111,1. DCROWIN.
President pro tem. Select Connell:
Allen: E. S. llonnow.
Clerk of Semi Council:
W. . TOMLINSON:
President C,o Conned.
Alisist. I M
I. Meswkt,
Clerk of Co r utta i tin Contrail.
011D1NANCF
• Ordinance relelitir to Wooden lballdings to
Gtr as it rebus-kit! the 1311tand 10th want*.
like. 1. do It in
and enacted by alto City
of lattnbonth. Solert tmd Common Colll3Cila as.
nealbled. and II Is hereby. ohlalned and enactedby
the auttonity of the mtue. That the oellNaholl
the ereelmt of Wooden Buildings Os
and the same la hereby nepenthe during the year
11,470 i elght.in hundred and
16th
mo far
an It relate, to the 13th and 10th garde.
SEC. ti That any Optima. or tart or Ordis
maw condletlng whit the passage of thW °re
name at lite pre•enl time, I,e and the Pailla Is
hereby repealed sot far ut the same egad* easel!.
dlnanee.
Cininined and enacted iota n law, In Councils.
this ilffith day of AllOl. A. Ti. 1870.
1111.1. OUROWLN,
President pro tem of Select Connuil.
Attest
E.
lerk of S. Moult
Selecon,
Ct Council. '
W. A. TOMLINSON, ..'
President of Common Council.
Attest: It. Me3tAtivtli.
I Clerk of Common Council. wan
ORlilNlNC't—lnthorlzlng the
GriOing. roving and CurbMinif Camila Street
from flecifonl Avenue street,
e.lOlOO I. Be it onielned .and ensiled tw.the
City Of Pittsburgh, In Select and Cinema Councils
assombled. and It In iletol,l ordained and enacted
by authority of the same, That the City Duane.,
be and he II hereby authorised and directed to ad
vertlee for proposals for the (Imbed, Paving and
curbing of Meant street from Bedfonl Avenue
(11f Street. and to let the same In the manuar db.
reeled by an ordimi
11447 n: ce conta n
a mid stretta, pared
M alat. Oma
approved Jena:try 804 1N44.
ncerning streets
lice. 1. That any ordinance or cart of erdinance
'contllcting with the(wgon( this miles... at tha
present time, be and the a same Is herehy rapesded
en far as thel.llo affect% this ordlnazion.
Ordained and enacted Nino a law In Coardila, tide
tistd day of April. A. D. 1870-
• • 111.1110 WIN,
Pessident pro tem. of Select Council.
Attest, N. SJICAMOW. „
Clerk of Select .
President of Common o=ll.
Attest: 11. Meliascreu,
Clerk ef Commies Connell.
ORI)! NNC ppoi tfn•
%lower on the Opening Of Minnowoo Ave-
•
nue.
Src_ I.h, it ordained and enacted hf the C 7./ of
Pittsburgh, In Select and &Seam. Coundie assem
bled. and It Pt hereby unlighted and enacted by the
authority of the mate. That John Ueda, be and to
hereby appointed a &horse on the teenhtif
i t=l e tlto ' :r d n stlnZin ATZT=.7,.It3
declines to attn . !.
SVC. 2. That any mtlittanco Or part of ontlinahne
conflict., with the nameto of this ordinance a&
tbo present Unto. no And In* this If tooth
no
Pooled tio far the mune affect ordloreier.
2.1711 4 d; ' , 7rtti•A rienr Council*
tYle 'luL,neßOMN:' •
Atto. pr t tets m t o p t rilia. c o n f uot4 Seleet r :COtiikAl.
Clerk n: IX/XLINSON.
Pienident ot Common Council.
At" ' •
. a-
Coinmon Cnollcil.
. _
an'Or.
ETA dinner enthralling the Grading of reseal
Meet.
Itterma 1. Re it ordained and eitacied bY tie
City of Irittaburgh. In Select cal Common Councils
amernbled. and It In hereby onlateed enacted LT
the siuthorlty of hee d i n ge. That the ordinance
authoritlng the of Camel atrwt, fnita
to A.A. tweed March r.lBth. 1818, be and
the name hereby repealed.
, pm, th. That any mutantce or part of ordinance
• omelettes with the wsamte of Wilt ordinance at the
Present time; be and the same le hereby retealed.
las far as the same edema this ordinance.
Ordained and emitted Into e law in Councila. this
25,t, d a y of Aprll. A. IL I
_
111 d. 13UROWIN.
President pro tem.of Select Council.
Attest' E. 8. hibitnow,
Clerk ofdebt[ Connell. •
V.A. Tommgox,
• • Vrealiict of Common Council.
Attest: bi er
ofMLurr): COMIIII II.
0 Connell. in 2
, • PISS;
SHIPHWTS t/F ALI
Ilnda of fresh fish nra' , rseelved &sift
M.N. Milers.? jinpidar OA 'stand, No. '43 UM
mutat Mertes. Pittaburgli. and at the Twin City
Slmid. Allegheny (My. cum... Valera' and Ohio
streets. Our loan exiserienns In the Nathan en.
Wes us to always, have on bands disdains snide.
and can sell White Fish, Salmon. llerrtai, raw ,
Bass end White Perch, allat very low Enos&
Giro las NW, we will Insure • dne stllde. Wool,
Side or retail. .all or,ler. ailed finstiik•tfl,
FISH.
Firli Lake 'Hessler
Mite Fish' •
No. 1..2 end 3 Macterel —a II • ind KV:
• Labrador Mackerel:
Round Minision
- • Cod nob; at
LANG /ICO. T.
fe4 NtAliii and 114 Wend et.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
P,Anal
li'liAlionzt bk.
MERCHIN'r TAILOR,
limp tYnlll n‘h "!ItIIN'QMINT
and :PN. a1...“:1KN
mi
No. T-.)3 1-2 Smithfield St..
PITTSBURIiIf • PA.
Gertl'e llothlng mate to order to Ile latest.
apt,
REMOVAL
GE,A,I- & I*)GAN
Er=
N 0.89 FIFTH AVENUE,
No. 47 Sixth Stre et.
SPRI\G AND SL 11A(ER STYLES!
. .
Ml=
WPHEISON k MITLANBRING,
Morchont Tulle., No. 10 SIXTH STREET.haIo
I. Clair.) R. tura ..hr. larre and noir ...-
looted Stook of tho bart .4 two( C. 0....
Good. , In our hno, ore.t poralit of a Itich ore our
own Importation.
i'eeltuorellekrett of our ability nit o perfect
oatrato.lnn. roapertly 041. from you an early
wow... of our stuck of 1.• rhAtts. e.O
- "OchtISON i 111.0II.ANBRIN10.
mhlo No. 10 sloth alto.
NEW SPIUNG GOODS.
I=
Cloths, Cassimeres, &e,,
IMEME3III
=
=
WAIL PAPERS
NEW WALL PAPER.
7 ' FOR SPRING SALES,
at No, 'lO7 Market St.,'
NEAR FIFTH AVE.
Wa now otter to the public a stock or PAPER
HANGINGS sanmeTmalme le the Wet. rte . eatiett .
In
beauty ot styles. ‘ em . brasing all the Nies
In Flt u NactlllMeAll, I EIINIAN and Olt
DEM NM to plain and brlght rAliOnil, tor
Deena llama, he. Also, WOOD one MAlt
DECORATIONS, TINTED , and GMT PAILIA4
PAPERS, with an almost endless satiety nt
(HEAP KATIE PAPERS. WHITE and DROWN
BLANDER foe Chalet:lees. he. All of *bleb we pro
pose to sell so
st low as the 'owes! toe mutat.
Call and ea
ye. 107 Market St., near Fifth Avenue
JOS. it. HUGHES & Bib.
mbl2n-35
WALL. PAPERS.
SPRING, 1870
• •
PRICES REDUCED.'
•
413 INCURS nide tints et.Y.Se per '
wens variety et 30c oar roll.
OZ./akin—AU kindest .13e per WI.
ELIWAST Yew* onel American Paper Flaw
-
Inns, not speciSen above., itutnYor to en/ new ,
meat In the conontty. For We et
W. P. MARSHALL'S
New W p kol . rele a nd Regal Store. 191 ,I.l=ty
p :}4.5:!011115 41:tf.11:} Ft 3;:j
Robt, H. Patters - on & C 0.,,
CORNER OF
Seventh Avenue and Liberty Street
pirranua.t. PA..
WILL ON BY BAY RATUR DA Y Imo AN
A,_IICTIO.S - SALE .
OF • • U
Horses, Carriages, - Buggies, Wagons,
_liel. :L et Zt ria rtr =ore Tbursdily each
:47r0011 care 'gibe ;Wen .ff . Sttukiertgrlfr.'"
JOHN H. STEWART,
AMTIONlealt.
'afitift. pAreirtaA'lls;:
Livery,. Sale and' .
COMMISSION STABLES,
Car. Seventh Avenue Ina liberty SI..
rirrAnustan ' . PA.
ARCHITECT
T.
.I):.F.NATS.,,
AR Cl - 4ITECT,
No. 411 MTH A VENI'I4 nom suid specifies
lions paviankt with can tor AU kinds of buildings
OH
TOWNE & COS.
Hosiery ! Gloves !
ratUntslye and eli , dee NuorUsoent:
Prices Unknown Since 1861.
ALEXANDRE'S KM /:LOVE'')—) awry
-ant 4141.71. '
COUILY/01L8114101 11.Uje‘ et $143.
LONG TOP KUM, choice yhadeb. eLL $ll.llO.
.REOULAR MADE BUITISIT MOBIL Hols7;
'PLAN' AND RIDDED. COTTON TOE, 1111
sts sad lIP. '
DOMESTIC COTTON by esoe ny lbw
OraTir sUriat "TOUT lIAIN }MAN, 23
nls. •
tIE.NTS . SUPRIt FINK MAL!' mot:. 91.1 comU.
Alw spiesahl akn[lmn.lta SANHIM. SARI and
BOW )1111110:iA,I.AIDIEWrANCT DOWA. .
Large Additions to Stook
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