The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, May 25, 1870, Image 4

THE DAILY GAZETTE.
ROME NEWS.
the Git. Cezeux%ties held meeting last
eight. but trabeaeted nothlnit 'but routine
buslneu.
Tbe Water Committee of Councils 'mill meet
tbls 'evening at seven mul a halt o'clock. at
City Hall.
•
Odfeenot the Third Disinion. obriusinaded
by amoral Bayne., will find n notice on 'rid
Dale eoneersdng them. •
Allegheny Coserlhons wilt remember to as
semble to-morrow night for their regular
semi-monthly meeting.
Chief Engineer Cron of Allegheny hag been
by
Deputy Fir° Marshal for Pint elty
by Fire .Warehal Butler. •
The Allegheny Pollee force ahould be en
larged. Forty-two men are not .o Dino to
guard the city properly, • •
_Fifteen Dellire:were stolen from a milk era
re rsesills6sy as Wylie street by several
Found ralcals, ebb escaped. .
ALlleighest bee one of the best sewerage
to
le the eountry--an Inestimable benefit
In relttlonto the eolnfbrt end health of the
The ..1111eghenf Park . Ceauselsaleversmai
Street Committee of AllenhenT Connrib , b old
meeting , last evening, but transacted no busi
ness of public; Importmee. - •
• _
The Vest picair cams off at Itdn CUT Park
yestanthe The =propitious weather ' Inter
ered wit h-the onforumut -of the
=
who had a rather (ions time of It.
•
The Van on the Troy 11111 line Allegheny
Passenger Railway are being repaired and
thoroughly overhauled. The ay
bright one yesterday exhibited the. r riv "
al
the Improvement.
-John Inman ant Michael hfoCun, in fight
ing humor approactiod the redaction of Thom
.. Harlington Ninth ward pinioning awl
thrnatanna to castigate that gentleman. Al
derman 'Taylor has tbe am in hand.
The only reason why W Wlfm Dillsn is not
not In 'id for knocking Wlll4m dUrtall
down and kicking blot yesterday le because
Alderman MOrelfind's pollee bare not un
clouded In laying their °Metal bands upon tam.
We call special' attendee. of bankers, bro
ken, and dealerejn stocks , to the advertlstr
merit of Messrs. organ. Keens Marrln.Nerr
York..oct our grit page. From refer/sees
shown us, weeaa eommeud the abase Arm as
perfectly rellable:end honest-dee:lMS Male
men.
linglanlaut—Phil. Barman and Ban 31eirad
den were arrested on. Monday night for at
tacking Lieut. Gordon. of the Mayor's pollee.
and knocking h!m down. They were fined
=ants each. and in default of payment
was committed to the Work House
for thirty, day'.
• &Were Purcell who lays claims to surgical
-skill. disturbed Margaret Flemington . ' Douce
of 'mind yesterday by strangely . Insinuating
that at his earliest ooneenience It was his In
tention to disembowel her. In fear she sought
Illdamsan Taylor who has Interposed legal ob
jections to the scientiflo overatica.
• Lizale and Dennis Cowley. residing In the
Ninth Wald hut a quarrel yesterday whigh
4.ldertnan Taylor has been caned in to settle.
Wade saps that Dennis threatened ber with
inch liolenee that she cannot rest of 11161 A,
and walks abroad to constant rear In daptime.
The ease has been set down for disposition to
day..
Unsaway.—Yesterday afternoon abouttbree
ricloCk a horse attached to a light buggy Mu
off on renn's .avemse. in the Fifteenth - want.
The driver wan thrown out but not hurt.
Three women were knocked down and slight
ly Injured. and the burgs was finally wrapped
around a lamppost which put an end to the
exciting entertainment.
Tee Dollars' sue Castu—Wtillatu Adams
went Into No. 3 Smithfield street Monday
night and attempted to break up housekeep
ing for the occupants of the establishment by
demolishing the furniture. He smashed n
marble top table and other articles of furni
ture. He was 'wrested and taken to the lock
up. anditzul Tes
costs.ts rday morning was fined tea dol
lars
Ineediat /Lassalt.—Yesterday Birdie Love, a
colored damsel. made information before Al
derman McMaster% settled forth that . Ad.-
Nell. o white youth. bad met her to Temper
a/mein° a few erenlnys since, and when she
sockedomply with his Indecent demands
he kn her down. The accused will he
brought before the Alden:um as soon as °Pacer
Simian can find him.
Jonas 8. Banergeld, has been selected bT
the citizens of tae Fourteenth ward to deliv
er an addrese on the presentation of a flag to
Vie Washington Infantre. XMor
WWII had been selected but was compelled
to decline La ooneequence of tithesmain
meats. Mr. Butterfield is a fine , and
a man of conridarable talent, and will doubt
less mike an eluellent address, •
Mr. Jain Meilen, No. 45 Ninth stieet, the
extensive tobacco deeler. is daily in receipt of
importations of the finest. • hiss of tobacco
tad
together with Emoting apparatus
.of sli d = Ms store is puked fall cod yet
the supply t hardly voter to the detasud
°Gantry merchants alunild drop in at Me.
grays. Wholesale and retail dealer. Cirl core
boney by purchaeing at fa Ninth street.
•
Ttie General Assembly of the United Prise
brartan Church will convene this evening at
the First. G. P. Church, Seventh arenue. A
sermon will be preached by the retiring Mod
erator. Rev. B. A. Brown, D. D., of Wltming.
ton. Lemmas° County. Pennsylvania. The
Committee having the matter to charge will
Prepare dinner each day of the session for the
delegates, reporters and Invited guests._
Anetber Slag.—Florsee Begets. employed
on a steamboat, , was arrested yesterday on a
ar
t c in n ois t e l' e is a Pro rinit l tre i r m orbT . ToUl a of
the two boys. a notice of whose arrest we pub
lished yesterday. and he alleges that the boy
gams Mtn the ring. which Was found In his
pessesslon. It mu Identified by Mr.Dnaseatb.
bud was valued at SU.W. Hamm wan held
fora hearing.
No table can be - complete without a choice'
- selection of Queensware. Messrs. Kier & Co..
proprietors of want. eysto Pottery. hare el.
predated ttas and augured In the man
ufacture of an article to this line which has
tiO Iti:etior. They manufacture all kinds,
from the Cheapest to the finest and most cost
ly. But all through, their ware and prices will
be found unexcelled. The storeroom Is at 303
Minty street.
Hoary Disrount.—Heury Mehoffsars he put
$lO3 Into the bands of Cooper Klerebolf, of
Brownstown, for safe•keeplongß, and that when
be demanded It again, Illetehoff handed him
Only AK Malodor the remalndm as Interest
for keeplog It. Henry thought the shave a
Mlle tem, learn and Alderman. O'Donnell
slums In the same opinion,. which induced
him to Issue a warrant for the arreet of 'Kier
eta gesterday: •: .• • •
Held for Trial—lnformation tem tondo' be
fore the Mayor yesterday "morning by John
Elaternallorbo WU robbed in Cherry alley
phia7 Urbane. an Smoot of - KWh we pub
reuterdaY. against Henry Cramer, Peter
le, and William Daft, and the accused
were brougbt out for, a bearing. , TeittmooY
liras ooncluslad se to the itufit. and 'the
Mayor held tbem to tall in the man of
oaeb, to default committed them forigl
Abeet Thirty•dee gneta—T.tentsy
Alder-
Inan Arent !entertained' the information - of
Christ. Woeruly against Henry Kaiser for
assault and battery. Kaiser beeps a saloon to
the Third ward, Allegheny. and when .. .Toon.-
Ir entered yesterday he daniteded thlrtrlrre
cents In payment of a little MU: Not bulbs
his request Complied with, be seised his debt
or's hat and held it as seenritv. This led to
the legal antartalament:wbleb resulted hathe
issuing of a warrant.
•Ilse Pkocehlef Marshal Callownas
issued general order commanding Captain
George Massey's and other militarycompanles
uniformed and 'equipped to report. to General
A. L. Pearson on'Wood street at aloe o'clock
U. Decoration Day. All °Len. not unl
ftmned to report to General J. 11. Bsreizer.
Commander of the Second disision. at as early
day as youth* all colored campanile, not
Military are also ordered to report to General
Bireitser for meignment. they choosing their
own Mad dicers.
.Tbe Gni Straw," dr.e.
Benedlet,". In notlefut our query NU!.
...rho will start. the fikehlan ot. put4libing
births." nye: - •
"ROI& We:Editor. bold : Purely YOU Tann
be• bachelor: ihdltnow nothing of the and
of babies, alas you would not add another Item
to the aLrentdp lons and heavy list of exPen,sek
Pave:uenectl Doctor, nurse, long and a b ort
&Abet, squills and ockektinf snug, chrhaW , "
hags and Pula show., ko., ke, etc.. etc. All
tb " e = I .I.I I APPP (r) Parents green
backs, 1 an tbe One. We can't
afford to a:Mae) charge. It Wed be the
last at i aw that broke the earner. back. Play
A ItranonCr.
Pore( in. *lke
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, enct, a merahmit tailor Intl:22.BlmM
teenth Ward. related to Deputy MeyorYich
ois, yesterday. &dale ot duplicity wherein he
was made the victim of John Cashmere. It
• wad L 2 this wises John desired a usr eed.
being short of funds. prevailed upon the tailor
to let him hove the article on credit—to be
paid for whemdls wages were received at the
end of two week,. The promise wee not fat
tilled. .
that, farther. Stitt isys be has disco,
end that Cashmere gets bl. snse. ever/
night.. The magistrate promptly issued ► war
rant forbia arrest far false pretence.
• Suicide in Ostler Ooenty. •
. On Sunday wombs' last. Gustavo, Wolf.
0114 DUMMY roars, a eon of German Darrnts.
restdiair ,about three miles north of Saxon
ban. }latter county . , oommltted.sultide by
b•••lnit -himself. He was a bright. lotselgent
boy, and remarkably besithy, and no canoe is
towns to lout. He left his father's house
about a o'clook in the morning in his usual
spirits, and about an hour later his lifeless
body was found enspetuled from a tree by •
11:11,11. to a /roue a short. distance from the
LlM . ,TAls_ts the third case of suicide by
whieh hasooeurre4 in that neighbor
t7.oi7inte the Imagine of HockenbersY+
The Nene ea Moseley
Rverdng it seems extended over the Whole
country, and was marked everywhere by the
same eldlence that was noted in the cite. We
/earn that la-Patton township a tree Was
attack and rent to shreds. that slit yards from
the tree Listood the house • at Capt. McCully.
whose place Is known as the TM/Yard Farm;
the lightening enterted this booms, in which;
at the time, were seated sit P3mone. Ms:
John Robinson. Jacob Greenawalt, Robert
McColloob, a boy named Joseph Baxter, bls
mother. Mrs. Baxter. Mrs. ilicCully and her
daughter. These persons were sli more or
lees stunned or yzed. but quickly recov
ered; all felt rejoiced that baring been to the
ful
pres s they had escaped of a pe caped wi th ril so eminent
their awllisss. so fright
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BOOK OF BOOKS"
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A Las/Teel
Chancre
sad Poet
Last eV
District
la/ lectai
11. Bucher sirope, 17. S.
:livered ci Telt Interest
s Young Ifen's Christian
Literary Character of the
w•as the iecond in the
ted Lr this—orranization
audience of ladies and
ms for intelligence and
' to ovendowins thir„&is
C COUIVI
d dr
!Warren
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sociatlon's Hall, corner of Sixth foal Penn
streets. ',a ,
The speaker WWI Introduced at eight o'clock
by W. h. Howard. 8e9.. and commenced by
saying that to form an approximate
idea of the true .11terary value of do
barred :it was necessary
adopt some such proemn as that by ."..
eatronomers determined the marinade and
distance Of theaters by parallel. He did not
Intend to express his Clews of each book. but
rather Wished to divide it and consider their
parts, tat its History. td. its Philosophy.
Its Poetry. These characteristics
were blooded
d e
Genesis to the
together on ever. , Rag° i Whilst it was,
chase et John's aubliaterts
to a certain elteat, intricate, yet it was . pet—
fact in every P oint. 'lt
nip was seen, in
its originality
pal In the n te suocession of
combinations f hough. ierodotus, the
weer pf profane history. evinced. bylis high
coloring- mat be was but an Inventor.. Tacitus
was not only faulty In his Latin 'bat hi many
respects utterly unfit for historialcomposltiou.
Macauly said of him that he told a One story
finely , but could not tell a plain ono plainly.
And as with ancient so with a great majority
of the historians of the present day—they nil
exaggerated facts to suit theirown hypothesp
frol HISTOny.
It tr. only when
the Bible was compared
with Livy and Xenophon. and Macaulay and
Hume; and others In the historical world, that
Its phrlty sad .Ndltuess of style and tdaptn
tfoatoallteen. When the evetsts narrated
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. .
were considered there could be seen the im
measurable superiority of it. to any other
work: in the annals of history. Its opening
chapters Pere aufacient proof of this. There
the Spirit was seen •muring on the waters"
and In one breath the sublime truth was
enunciated "In the beginning God created
the hearens and the earth" and then anon was
- . . .
heard the Hat, "Let there be light, Then ao
toe dawn otd the. fourth day approached the
twinkling Stara were beheld calm and placid
as the eyed of the great Being who ailed theta
with light: The God of Day arose Row bY
couch of purple eloutileta and guild
ed with brightness the deep green : for
est, quiet lakes, and dark rolling rivers
and then was beheld the glories of the neat
sunset.. Again it rose and exhibited the fowls
of cheek, the tlibesof the deep and the whole
creation/ teemini with life, and then came
man, made in Ills own Image, tnitinct with
• . . . .
the breath of.Detty—and the creation forever
rests.
"Then he man was followed through the
garden, beside the tree of life and out into the
toils and game of earth. We watch the earth
filled with violence nod trace the origin of
music on the "harp and organ." and of the
mechanlci arts: We behold the world once
more peotiled from the noniron: of the flood,
and stand With the grand entriarch and his son
by the mit altar on Mount Moriah and witness
the !<raed Vlwnph of their tiltit on that earn
pot. where. 2,(1.10 years after. was to be th
'cent, of the world's sacritice. We follow th
hildreu of /*reel to that beautlful land flow
ug with - milk and honey. and which Is th
glo7 of all lan a. We stand at the foot of
ainai and tremble at. its foot as the Dotty
comet down in that same thunder which will
call the dead to lulament, we witness the
giving of the Law and bow before the bright
ness of the Shekina, which tilled the holy of
holies. We see the prophet on the mountain
of (Mired hey himself In that unknown grave.
prepared for him by Jehovah, and then behold
cenes of carnage, the mighty bait!. of
Joshua. and see the heroism of Deborah.
We follow David with his harp from
the sheep fold to the throne.. We
hear the wisdom of Solomon, and wander
through the temple, stand .1014 the cavern.
of Carmel and see the fiery charieLbear Eli
jah on the wings of the whirlwind.—we sit at
Itelshauar's feast, and see the King and hit
lards shrink at the welting on the waill•Anon
we hear the shepherds bathe fields. and follow
the star to that Infinite being in the gosh. In
the manger, and follow a life of humiliation
for thirty-three years.-then to Calvary and
behold that scene on which the PUP refused to
staine.—theti to the tomb, here we tee the
Roman guard recoil before t he angels. Then to
Paul on ]tarsspeaking where Socrates
and Pericles have spoken. showing the greet
doctrine of the resurrection.—and last. with
John. in that crystal grotto of Patmos, closing
with the suited about of earth and heaven.
until
•
the empyrian tinge
With Halleluiahs:"
Bach; Wetly, is the history of the Bible
history that is the. inheritance of the
end behnors exeluebrely to no affe or , nation
Let us turn to
- - -
This is defined by Cicero as the science of all
thlnts dl
lbaman
nto "ph an s ' i l cs di a " nrMet!a t prys‘ ' e m s."
The fears of S theologians. of a conflict be
tween science and
thelaas.
Bible, have vanished
forever, and we learn clear.; that truth Can
not be inconsistent with hermit, and the sys
tems of Revelation and of nature emanated
from the name Divine author. All nature
Mu a beginning, and the geologist in all his
reemirchek Andl. that be has been interpreting
the Mosaic vision. He turns to the - Msaic
account and Ands the first organic being to be
that of grass. herbs, .te., and then be Ands to
day an Intsbaustlble magazine of fuel for
man for all purpose..
:Lao, before Oaßien attempted ad the
starry barelta the writer a the b o ok of Job
two thousand years before was acquainted
with the belt of Orion. the Pleiades. the Zo
dine and . Arcturus. Again. the Botanical
kingdota was arrangedlong before Miriam, or
Clavier by the wise King of Israel with a sys
tem gad beauty not excelled by soy naturalist
of modern times. Humboldt. after spending
'cw lite to show to posterity the. t!CAliti,
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of the world. had to turn to the 104th Psalm
and ley. - That 'represents the image of the
entire world.".
Turning to the other branch of philosophy.
viz Metaphysics, which Aristotle calls the
“art of ens and science of sciences," Macon
defines It as ..that pan of human learning
which heti reference to rt t he reason. end yet
when we sum up the various different truths
for which we are indebted to the teachings of
Plato, Seneca. Aristotle andall the host of
them, me are compelled to admit that ere end
•e. They have dose they could to
Ye our rlsdom and yet they hale of
Sc in malt plying proteins of lin -
salon. Dot have like the binders of &dinar
alien into a confusion of tongues. and are not
anderstood by themselves cr these who read
them.
The Bible on the other hand penetrates the
heart aziG , tionsamoce and teaches • man he
ha. fallen from spore state and now the grand
object of his existence Is to try and rn
o f former virtue. And what I. the meaning
of this word. The word virtue Mu really no
positive significathea among the Eireeke—lt
remained for the meek and lowly Nazarene to
proclaim that virtue was LONE—Sowing in
two great streams, one to the Creator and the
other to His creatures. And thin love le the
grand key to -ail Philosophy which may be
embraced la the Golden rol e of the Bible. Do
tiitO others aagou would ha v e ottientdO unt
.7EIL POZTLIS Or 211 Z BLILLZ
The brlef.glinc we are to give of its poetry
must be Imperfect It is Impossible for the
m_lnd tocononive anything. more elevated
beautiful than the poetry of the Bible. It
p e roducesrias ha ita efect, not so much wear It
s wt It Nosoon er is it read
than . 'neer for= of bonny spring Into exis
tence, god the- banal plums of the memory
give up their dead. a•
The drat rythmied poetry we have is the
Song of triumph of Lamech over a fallen foe
In the presence of t he wives. It occurs also
In consvaloa with e s e t mentlo of moot.
dal instruments. Ifext to this t he *ergo!
Job. which seems to be a combination of the
varied beauties of nature. It does not matter
to ~ who wrote. It .or for what PAW. It
.wassniften. Whither: CEschshis nor oopho
:eleetnor any other human author, has ever
attained the grandeur and sublimity of this
Inestimable poem. Byron and Shelley, Beetles
and BatleyAave drawl, largely on Its mighty
inspirations, but their combined efforts, beau
tiful id ther are, pale before its majestic and
lreperishable glory.
.Thewhole poem abounds In Illusions to the
beauty of natural scenery. sVecan almost see
the Bash of lightning, so vividly Is it do.
s teno umtbed. No poet has so succeeded In expres
sions of gorrow.and despair, with such truth
•of sublimity as the author of Job. The sixth
chapter is 'without a parallel In the annals of
modernterature. •
The r ound climax of the poem Is the arrival
Of the Creator on the scene. who decides and
concludes the great argument. Longisnms,
in-his treathe on the Sublime, shows how
much Interrogation rentributes to expression.
But long before be flourished Job had record
ed this speech of the Almighty, consisting en
tirely.. interregations,.in the loftiest style.
and replete with the boldest Images.-
'SONO Or IIONGIS:
• Thisam has Justly been described zt
whirlwind elf poetry. In beautiful contrast
with thighs the Song of Songs. It is a perfect
model of grace and beauty. adorned with the
choicest ooloring of language and with all the
elegance and variety of the richest heagerP.
Its simile. are culled from whatever le sweet
es added oveliest in nature, and when to these
is the finest description of human beau
ty. nothing can be conceived more truly ele
gant and poetical than this /014 of Solomon.
Brief must be one glance of the Psalm.
They are an epitome of the whole Bible, and
of this whole, number of. Nelms, 71 are*
cribed to and are a ll //grid we}
• poet tames' his whole life wls poem, and
the inspirations of ' Ileaverchwre stied over
them a splendor which so overshadows all_
modern poets as like the stars they are lost
to sight in the Mato of the noonday sun.
From the Psalm .we tarn to Isaiah, whose
sutese Prophecy Is one Mug rapture. Males
ty is the great characteristic of this poet, end
in that palmate referring to the downfall of
the Assyrian Meg, he is most lavish. of that
Poetical - figure which elevates his styla—"pen.
sonlecetion." The flr trees, cedars, esen hell
and the dead kings ere ell introduced into
this peswage,...le joining to the song of til
-IPh. ax.
eau only mentlon the, rode vehemence of
Ezekiel. the awful allemtrY of Daniel, the ele
gance of Jest, the energy of Hoses, the sub
lime melancholy of Jeremiah, the simple.
Woohille and faultless story of Joseph...t
eaming la beauty and:roped mereleur•the
world renowned epics of Better end Pr/.
We can only mention the poetry of guff -.
Indeed. His whole life WINm of
and grardeur, of =sr : d rlorr
of humility and warm!,
elodng with the tragedy at Ceireiy, whlc
heaven. earth and hell combined to render
terrible.
When He was born, the brightest star stood
sentinel over Libmanger. In Ills IVs, the
winds and waves obeyed Him. and In His
death, the sun refused to shine, the rocks
were rent, entitle, gra r Tieve ne theirdeae
But while there wee 17 in bis the
then
was far morels the -warts proceeding imm
the ca rm en
Tbe firsewerds we have me in
the semen os CM' meet., s
aid we fell that
every sentence of thie.msgelfloent cluster of
beatittide.ll but an emanation tram the great
heart of God. All [hedgers. 1ayed1....&b...
upon the lesson they ere intended to enemy,
and addba„... . •.
.A.IIIhe" les. too. Are pOnittr. - Priem
.IrOcave have sprung's:Me O . l . the master
pieces of the Schools.
• "grAgittOft TO MU..." • •
a t dpg that emoted briefly at the literary
character of the Bible. are we not right to
or
It superior to all Jambi that have
or ever sell be written 7 The archive. t
ot six
thousand years do not contain any volume In
Watchmen stupendotte event., startling truth.
are ebrontelefl.
In TieW Of
we
peat lltanuy worth, I. io
.Strange that we nave **mazy clever menw ho
do not know its contents. Could they -
duced to examine its palm they would Ind a
PITTSBURGH • DAILY GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 26,. 1870.
feast of reaadiiisitdas altaiiinber 'far
titan all the volume.. of the Alexandrian Libra
coudbave 'furnished.' We have also teach
ers and professors whO !Unlade It from their
scholars as a text book, and place in their
haads instead the works of. Plato and ...test.
tla
Tbe reason for thls to much of Ito tannage.
which should be paid to its author, is paid to
the material language. lititither :east
to
it ;
iii,onEneness at translation. In .131:13e3 l et 's Inl
toe Lo -
day was van' w e
to hat
It lo t-day. and to re me
dF this we want a
new translation. itboors:l an -
fp conclusion, let us eacit ,. ._,ot
&Teat' P..° ' tree' the beautiful
Renee, and crolens'et to pm .
teachings of ito philosophy.
FIREMEN'S •ASSOCILTION
' ,eta! Meeting—The Mennennent—
The Voltmeter Fere Department to Partici
.ate In ebel. Ceremonies of laying to
IX=
The Firemen's Association met yesteritny
evening at their rooms, City -Wilding, for the
purpose of ' taking action on an Invitation to
particiPate in the ceriinonles "of laying the
corner-storm of the Noldiere Monument.
The meeting trel organized by calling fr.
A. J. Conniee to th chair. •
. The Secretary, at be regneat of the . Weal;
dent. stated. , e'rn
the ;objeas, of theeting
reed the folloortnic coftnntinication
HEADQUARTERS. SD DIVISION.
(.71:13T0IF • PISTODU . SOII...
Mity M, 1870.
Cs pr. JOHN 11. HARE, -
Chief Engineer Vol. Fire Department.
DEAR Sim As Commander of the. Pitts
burgh Division on the ocenalon of laying the
comer-stone of the Soldiers' Monument on
the 30th Instant, it in mydesire to make the
demonstration of our city as imposing and
creditable as poesible. • ,
Knowing hem largely‘tile Department
was represented in the army during the war.
and how many of Its gallant members now all
soldier. graves unmarked on every battle
field. I particularly desire to have the old
volunteer organization turn out knits strength
on this occasion, and thereby manifest, a prop
er respect for the memoryof their fallen corn
rades.
Will you, therefore, do me the favor to make
this request known to them and have the ne
cessary arrangement. made?
Very respectfully.
ll.Switrricit,
General Commanding.
The communication was received and the
Invitation accepted.
Mr. Paisley offered the following:
Wnriums, The Firemen's Association or
Pittsburgh having received an Invitation from
the Ladles' Soldiers' Monumental Association
to participate in the ceremonies of laying
the corner stone of 'the Soldiers' Monument.
on Monday, May auth. Ina therefore.
Reornal, That John D. Flare, Egq..Chlif En
gineer of the Pittsburgh Volunteer Fire De
partment. he requested to call out mid depart-
'o p 0 t ClVetc in tho P*oooodlnse,
•
iicsoltJl, - That r We e3Zi a co.
dial Invitation to the Commissioners, Chle,
Engineer, Assistant Engineer and Hecretary
of the Paid Fire Department, to participate
with us. and that carriages be furnished by
this Association for their use.
fireuircd, Tbat this Association turn out In a
body. . . .
- 41ite resolutions were adopted.
Mr. Paisley moved that a committee o
twee be appointed to make the necessary a
naementa.
The motion was adopted. and Messrs. Pal.
eY. Ward and tra•ln were appointed on th
committee.
The Association adlourned, to meet Sinter
day evenleg next , to hear the report of th.
committee.
THE COURTS.
District - Coart—slallige Kirkpatrick.
Tuvalu:lAT. May U.—la the case of Faoerty
VS., Bender & Co., repotted yeaterday. the .
Jury found for the plaintiff in the SUM of
$1,561.75.
The first CAWa taken up were Archibald M.
Marshall vs. James Andrews end William
Craig, and Thourpien Ball. vs. sauna defend
ants: Actions in ejectment to recover pee
session of els acres of land on lfurrnery Hill,
Allegheny city to possession of defendant.
Qe trial
•
On motion of Joint Joseph-R.
Haymaker was Esq..,
diar sworn and admitted to
practice to this court.
TRIAL LLTT TOR RZONIDIDAT..
It Hill. Patterson & Co. es. Dillon et Isl.
30. Walter vs. Kelley.
31. Conn. ss. Keller. •
30. Orr vs. 31oFadden:
43. Carpenter .1 Burrows vs. Berger .1 Cu
H. Staler en. Porter. .
N. Powell for use vs. Ferguson & Oro.
It The city of. Pittsburgh vs. Carr.
lel. City of Pittsburgh vs. Shaffer.
19. Same vs. Cluley.
females Pleas—Judge Cotner.
TrIMIDAY.. Mny `l.4.—J. C. kihaffer TS. H. C.
Howard et al. Action on a protalsoory note.
Verdict for plaintiff in the sum of jlO4.
Wm. P. Marshall o. John Ilan. Action o .
book account. Verdict for plaintiff in the •
of i 49.00.
J. IL McCormick Ts. John Howell. Actlo•
on book account. Verdict: for plaintiff In th •
sum of SLIM. • , s -
TRIAL LIST ron REDNDWAY.
Barnhill & Co. Ts. Meant. & Bro..
Releeck & Rm. so. Grow & Allenbau.on
271 St. Paul's Orphan AeTlum Ta Barr:
Bright,Ts. School District of Plum Tp.
ITN. Woman Ts. McGinnis.
re, Kurtz vs: Nerburn.
2 . 77. McClelland vv. Rogers, fr.
=l4. Yesoy Ts. Doff arEwlng.
Thompson et al. Ta. Weaver. adin'i.
PC. Shaffern. WhitesnOwn Coal Co.
DECORATION DAY
What the Meth Mae 'Loam are Doing—Our
. geoles* Proclamation.
The ladles •of the South side have entered,
'With spirit. Into the work of assisting the
committee who have charge of the arrange
ments for decorating the graves of the sol
diers buried lathe serious cemeteries on the
So - nth side. The following named Persons are
officers of the ladies' committee: President,
Mita J. Meettieltion: Flee-President. Miss
Salisbury; Secretary, Miss lonic Hammett;
Treasurer. Miss M. Hamilton.
The ladles will meet at the ball of the O. A.
H.. on Bingham street. between lethd lath
streets, on Saturday afternoon. May 91thinst.,
for the purw i s: of preparing the SOW." for
Decoration ,
All peramis wing flowers to donate will
please leave them at the hall of the O. A.
the
committee
Saturday morning, where members of the
will be in attendaneo to receive
them.
• T he
•
The following named gentlemen. and none
(ghee, base been authenized by Poet 151 to
solicit funds from the citizens: 'Comrades G.
B. Wood. B. C. Matthews, W. F. Willock, Jos.
Fisher and Geo. Fowler.
The following request has been made by the
Darlene.
BinIINCMAIL. May M. iB7O.
We. the undersigned, lithrifessee of the ea
rioth boroughs at the South Side. would re
commend to the merchants and manufactur
ers of theßouth Elide that they cease opera
tions, if convenient. In their establishments
on Decoration Day. in order that their em
ployes may unite in the procesaion and cere
monies of all day:th It la the desire of those
hazing charge of the arrangements to make
the day one worthy of the memory of those
whom they try to commemorate.
W. C. AUOHISESArOII, Burgess Birmingham,
C. J. Bronme. Burgess E. Birmingham.
HUGH LAPPILIerr, DUMB 014111ny Bore, •
Wu. if. Burgess Mt- Washington, • .
• Bgese /kboatown.: • •
The Frepowg Female College.
The trustees of the proposed Female College
held a meeting on Monday attention for the
'purpose Ofhearing lbb revert of the Reim
ttve Committee, .
In the absence of the President, Mr. Laugh
lin, Judge Sterrett presided. The. Executive
Committee. who have recently been willettlng
Prods. though as yet but a small poi Dona the
field had been thoroughly canvassed. reported
forty-live thousand-dollars actually subscrib
ed, - with enough more virtually pledged' to
carry- the sum - te sixty thousand dotter,. .
So much encouragement was felt . from this
fact•that it was decided that work moat be
occonenced at once. To this end two Impor
tant committees were appointed.
The dent of these committees was charged
with the duty of examining and reporting on
location. They are to look the whole ground
over, and recommend to the Board what, In
their judgment, tithe moat eligible situation
for an Institution of the kind contemplated.
The committee consists of five—Mr. Laughlin,
Mr. Slagle. Dr. Brown.• Mr. Joseph Dilworth.
and Mr. Johnston. ~ , •
- The seeondi Committee Consists of Rev.' Dr.
Hcisrare.3le.'Bcovet. Mr..Gillesple, Mr. Noble
and Prof. Wilson. This committee le to air
certalo and. report what can be done towards
securing teachers to pot the College in motion
this coming mituo 4 n.
IThe Trustee* Will hied an adJounted meet
ing In the Pastor's study of the First Presby.
tartan Church, at two o'clock. Monday after
noon. June 4th. .., , •
ryrfl!
At the last dadori.if iiiihatate Legl.leture
.
an act was toned incorporating the Central
Inclined Plane Hallway Complay.wlth privi
lege of establishing an inclined railway deny
point connecting Cliff street with Meng.
That such en enterjgrise,will proves highly
'numerative to stockholders there can be not
the alighted doubt, as thousands of oeoeta
veryvail themselves of this outlet WO the
heart of the city from " tbe upper wards.
At present, to reach wig of the guripbc
contiguous to Cliff street the great and
tall must be climbed, or a uircultous rOara,
mile or more taken by .pedestrians. When
the railway is in operatlou the .opper sections
will be braced. into close communion with
the leading business avenues sad thorough ,
fares of the city, being within a minders ride.
In accordant* with the set of incorporation:
the subscribers of the fltattwoblintired dons
of stock met yesterday at No. 128 Smithfield
street. and organized the company by electing
the fo ll owing: Board of Directors: Chas. FL.
Armstrong, /t. A. Schnabel, Joseph M. °d
ram. N. P. Reed. Josiah King, David Steen
and William Woods. Subsequently the Board
organized, electing Chas. H. Armstrong Pre.
r d, H. A. Schnabel, Secretay, and. N.P.
I=
We are pained to *IOOMIOO tho ikoth of
hsunuel Caldwell, the market reporter of toe
Pittsburgh Commercial. who:died; after frig
(finest Moody Morning at hie resddiroce fa
Et " /therfr. Mr. CaldWell was 7edrlClteirat
JefferaccaDpßegiwg.aggopteg the.ppoiessloti
of doll aughsesrlwhich capacity he serred
amirrayorma t Allegheny Valley 114014_
road oct tat much • ester Re subsetpluntir
went into the Interior Department at Wub
theory and from thence removed to Pitts
burgh about four yeassLum .where be beams
commuted with the rittsburgh Memoial.
as commercial reporter. Re was twi mar
ried and bad three children. Ills r o d wife
died eery shortly - alter their mme4. e .
was forty-live years of age. The deceased
was ppooaseenor of many good .analltles of head
and heart. and was very faithful In the die
flhotrVe of oTtif of the raDoulble i_
will be mourned by many warm Mends and
admirer" in this city. •
EDUCATIOILti.
Mce,lng oC the Iltatrel bard—The boidleri
•
111=r2
_ .
.0 „,,,,,,i,,i m eeting of the Central Board of
EducMion was held yftterday,for the purpose I '
of taking action on an invitatia from Gen. A. I
I '
1.. Pearson, Chairman Of, the Building Com
mittee of the Allegheny County Soldiers'
Monument. Association, to participate In the
service of laying the comer stone of the Mon
ument. on Monday. Margith, IMO. • -' ..
Members present: 'Messrs. Aiken. Anderson,
Chadwick. Craig. Cuddy. Fleming. Getty.
Hamilton, Harrison. liartman.liumbert.Lauf
man, Mays, Mitchell. 'Npekerreiann. liobbs.
Shaw. Sims, Taylorand President Wilson.
The President stated the object of the meet
log. after which the Secretary wag directed to
read the following communication:
- ltrersncitoll. Mar Mt UM.
3f r. John ttlison. Presfdrnt of the Cinteni Board
of Maranon:, .
BlEsm,Sili : The Indies Adnintsaidal:Alatoel
ation design laying the corner: atone of the
Soldiers' Monument on Monday, May 30th.
I have been reriuestedto extend to the Cen
tral Board of Hdacatlon, an invitation tio he
present and participate in the proceedlkgs Of
that day. Very truly yours. A. . .
Po m
Chileinan'of Building Committee.
Mr, Humbert moved that the condpunien-
Bon be receives, and the invitation adeepted,
hod that the !bard participate in a body.
The 'motion we ideated.:: - r -
Mr. Anderson rimed that the publit schools'
be allowed ahe iday on the Mai hod, Adopt-
Mr. :Cobbs moved that a committee of three
be appointed to procure carriages and make
arrangomentd for participating in the ceremo
nies. the vanities Be be defrayed by the mem
bers Masi ally. I Adapbbd. end Messg:
Nobbe. Bum pe rt end HarehiOn'apPednted. -'
Mr. liobbs auggested that the members In
' tending to participate, make, known the tact
so that the committee- may' Finn how many
carriages tO prognre.. -
. The roll was celled when - If wppearod that
there were but six trilling to participate.
Sir. Nobb. then moved , to reconsider the um
i Goa ta participate... Adopted. - . •
i
• =The quest on then recurring on the motion
to particle, 13 , 1 , t 0 , was defeated.
. iprored.
Adjourne . ' '
e Washington Infantry
One of he most flourishing companies
organized under the nent.militla law Of the
State. Is the Washington Infantry. It is now
up to standard in number, .and In MAl
clency In drill occupies a tank second to none
others of our local military organizatlond.
Col.T. A. Rowley Is In comaud with Capt. Alc-
McFarland ea First Lieutenant and a ruff corps
of oMcera whose experience was gained. in a. ,
great measure, In the. field. The company
comprises come of our most energetic' Youuir
men, and Is destined, If half their auguries; arts
realized. tO,become one of the moat efficient In
the State.
Recently they received their new uniforms;
and wereespecially indebted to the lit,
minty of Messrs. John !Lehman A. Co.,
Liberty street. for belts. breastplates. caps.
SG furnished or cost prices, which consider
ably lightened the expense, mad reflects
credit ou the generosity of the firm. Next.
-aturdny evening they will make their first
public turnout, when they are to be the reci
pients of an elegant silk tins from n number
of their lady friend.. This is now all that ris
mains to complete their outfit. and make tile
company uniformed and equipped handsomely,
and creditably to all Interested in the success
of the uew organization. •
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To-morrow the corner-stone of the drat Ger
man Masonic Hall in the United States will be
laid with appropriate Clertift". In Allegheny.
R. A. Lumberton, R. W. 0. M., and other offi
cer. of the Grand Lodge of Pentisyleania, will
be in attendance.
The members of the Order lu Allegheny will
meet at their hall at nine o'clock. sharp. and
proceed to meet their brethren of Pittsburgh.,
who will meet at half-put aloe o'clock at
sonic Rail. The following route will be tra-I
sersed: Along Fifth arcane, Marketand Sixth.
treets to the suspension bridge, up Federal
street to Ohio. along Ohio to West Park.
thence to North and East - Parks,thence to Ohio
street. along Ohio to Madison avenue to the
Kcorner of washlegtan. where the ceremony
ill tale place. The affair promises tote well
conducted and attended.
=
Yesterday Mr. Joseph Caldwell. made Into
133.1 ti. before Alderman Mhllen against Al
dermen L. H. Llndesy. of Allegheny, for a
sault and battery... The deponent Is a painter
and states that he did come work about a
number of houses In the Third ward. of which
Lindsey Is the agent. The hill was presented
and payment refused. Lindsay giving ae e rea
son that the tenants had not yet paid the
rent. -This. however. Caldwell alleges was an
error In the Squires reckoning. fie went
hart to the office after ascertaining the fact
from the tenants. and again demanded the
money, when he alleges the official exponent
of peace assumed a starlike propensity. and
ejected him forcible from' his odice.—hence
the auk. Lindsay was arrested. text will cad
a hearing and gave ball for court.
Organ llorsg.—The entertainment ghee at
the Opera HOUbt last evening by the Etching,
English Opera Troupe. as was generally anti,
cipated, wu a rnagnigeent one. The operal
presented. “Postilllen of Lonitimeau. - was'
neve in this city. and as Me,. Etchings, whets
P_general favorite here. was announced lts the
rima Donna of course the house was crowd
ed. This evening the romantic and spectacular
openk,"Larllue," will he gins.
Cetirtura.Vs.—The "Campbell's are coming. -
and bring with them she Wrest. entire
tion of wild animals ever exhibited in • me-'
lingerie. and in connection with this grand
menagerie there will he an excellent circus.
entertainment. They commence a season of
three afternoons and evenings on Allegheny
Diamond. Monday. thellOth lost.
The Colored People stag Deeoradel Day.
The cokeed people are moving In relation
to Decoration Day. Lest evening a meeting
vrMi held to their school house. on Miller street.,
to take some action looking toofull turnout.
D. W. Ateraxi presided, with Wm. L. Miller
Os
Secretary. The object was discussed at
considerable length. when Messrs. W. L.Miller.
D.W. Atwood and My. Pulpress were appointed
alds to the Chief of Staff of Pittsburgh Division.
Capt. Geo. Massey was appointed. but declined
to favor of Mr. Atwood. Messrs. Pulpress.
Woodson. Lloyd, Massey Jr... Neale, bract
sad Sam plant were then appointed a Commit
tee on Finance, to secure funds for the music.
du...after which the mooting adjourned until
next Friday evening, when the matter will
be further considered at the same place.
Hungry /nod Malndy
are you hungry drop In at the Continental.
Are you thirsty drop lust the Continental. It
is very convenient. Just one door below the
Yoatoface on Fifth avenue. Its Just the plate
for hungry or tblrsty humanity. Whatever
you want to eat or drink ask for and it will
be forthcoming. Variety. abundance. nutri
tious. and very appetizing is the character of
the viands. At any hour of the day or night
you can be accommodated. The restaurant is
for the accommodation of the people and as
such performs Its mission well—in yrklok it is
not carolled In the City. Remember. Jost
low the Post Office on Fifth avenue. .
The perms' most easily won over to Slusetie
Improved Sewing hiechme, ere those vat).
bare been accustomed to use other machines
- thateer & Morrow .
' • Tbe beaatillat Boring weather with which
we bee' been }seared tbe past few weeks has
if weed great Impetus to tsliTel, Which it rel.
by tbe immense bettebate enjoyed by
es winds, that time. me establishment,
No. 101 Wood street, is the centre of stereo
floe for all hi Dew] of tnivelloT Tear. •
The Woman's Suffrage Association display
en commendable wisdom bff avoiding lute
••ralzing ap" with the McFarland ease and In
structing all ibeir ftiend • to rabit.. traivl
- 'valises or aatchels supple,' a, No.
SS Wood street. Udder oan all de
mands.. • . •
'Llrs sAcures crares,l st: foseli;
s w oon
,e.
a.dAfgm:
1%14T. osos anitnseld strest and
mm:4
Maw. C perilous have been made by &In
tel mechanics between rival timing maohlner
their judgment hat been invariably. titterer of
Plager's Improved machine. - •
STRAW h Monne',
No. 20 Sixth street.
•
The Bpdoi Stock of Bear, G.I Rao, Mee
cheat Tenor, at corner of Penn *venue_ pod
Is now liajanna cOokPlote•
'goat Hoopla* eouttnaco to geolfie at the cut
ting. If
Washes: ItrashaeL—All,kluds of brushes of
our nun utanufactute;' at' Lomthridge. 171
Smithfield street.
OtootredGreatibsitle , efrisp Ii used to all oases
Instead of 11111 s, castor oil, epsom salfsJec.
Earylirrnat.trev"" F`l4-.!.
flaanelue Bluser's Setting Mach(
and you will deolde it to be rtherbi of all othe
&Maw le MORTON,
No. 4) Bluth street
• 'T —
Foe looking gluses and picture fr ames It.
Lousluidgews. 171 Smithfield strcer.
'Tlie twee haillores, lace mantles,. laces of
all lands, ribbons, flowers, handkerchiefs and
'numerable notions forladles wear *Cal Market
chs. of the Cheat Ice Cream tialoos. In the
City htthatioV.Voutinsotet, 'corner awath . tie td
street and Diamond alley.
Ass- '
Prtrabf jpertis, hells end 'setneids hupOied
with supper, from Youngion'e, Smithfield
street and Diamond Mtn , . , •
The Winger !lowing Machias has more real
Improvements than nay otherye invented.
Come and see tt. &thaw & Nor
st ros,
• No. 00 Kith reet.
ChMtrelis Carriages, wholesale end retell, et
JAS. Loughrldge's, Mtimltbfleld street:
The gutsiest, lightest rimolug. easiest mail-
Aged tad lout troublesome Sewing Machine
in the . market Is bloger's Imp r ov ed.
emai
No. Sloth street.
Neil !Men Crabs. anti7BoW Chicken—the
Ent of the eeaeon—ol-, Efoltzhelmeee, to-day.
Parasols assl Mill14411011:41U3 latest caste
styles at Moorhead's. No. al Markel street.
Eno albeit 0,41e11e meleed daily. at ilottz..
helmer'a Contlnental Saloon. neat door, to tag
Poet-office.
• • • --
All the eyries etelee for the Wiles at. Moor
bead's, Mo. A hi erttot. street.
Clam end Turtle Soup, at the Continental
EWA Obeli and Deviled Crab, a Hoitzheim
er'e Continental Saloon. t
,
Mae MU Inllbneilm, at Moorhead's, 81 Market
street.
, The Village of FindleTvvilleseent on
on Illicit Gramercy.
Cttreron, May fig, 1870.
Eurrints Ciaz•Trg: The ',hare named
- village. on Friday . bat. wee made more
;:notorious for rowdyism and
t • l b n la t c h k a gua t
rd.. rdista befo thz and eve t r im a t es in
sii l4 3.. ow in a g o in f
great deAl, for It always has had the re
putation that I think no ether village
should desire. Your readers may think
stningre of this. as it is well known that
we have a prohibitory liquor law in Find
ley township. but the facts are we have a
man I: n the village who has been smug
gling, whisky for some-time in such a way
that et was hard to catch him bv law. On
Friday there wan an Indian show to ex
hibit, in the place, and I suppose as he had
evaded the law so gkmg successfully he
cone] mite that Friday slioull cap the cli
max in the history of Clinton. Fighting,
drunakerutem, rowdyism and profanity were
the order of the day . from early in the
morning until eiening. whlsi, the scemiry
began to change by' officers of the law
making their appearance lon the stage
and ordering...the arrest ief " some half
dozen 'of the most prominent actors
amongst them the proprietor of the do -
gory. Information was Made against hi 1
stage
and
selling liquor without a license, se .
ing to minors, assault and batters, an I
can't tell what else. but I think this
strange day's proceedings will be unravel
led in Judge Sterrett's oourt In a short
:time. when your readers will get thermal,
more in detail I think it would be wmll
for some of the officers not far from the
.Court House to have fitted up some pri
vate apaments for the-special benefit'
apartments
of partiei - from Findley township who
may desire to take lodging. and spend 'a
short season-In rho city after court is oval%
A FRIEND OF LAW AND 07tDER.
EMI]
SIcCATIE-31oadar, May , nd i a
' '
oclock P. M. M. BRIMS/ .
Jeates lloCobe.esed 33 year.
The frutersivlll tate elsee track the reelthence of
Josnos SloCabc. :Co. 20 Roes eyelet. et a 0 . 0.100 e
WrIoNDSDAY MORXINO.
Irk:M4 A —Om Tuasda_y morniar, Mat gAtb , at 9
o'cloelc. MARGARET KENNA.II2 the PAZ Of
her eye.
The funeral will take place from the reoldence.of
her parents, on Webster avenue, Pittsburgh, 'ma
krrththoOn. at 11 o'clock. Maeda of the tangly
an respectfully tented to Nathan. •
FAtk-OciTosadiy morning. May 24th,1870.
V
tFN o'clock at the residence ot atiotatr. J. It.
Vit";•:;4 . auld m! "" L " 88 " 4 "
Portend To-DAT falfadneaday). at 9 o'clock 0. st.
from the residence of his soh. No. 3 011100000 e.
Alloabany City. The Mende of that fatally are taut
apectfully loaned to atiana..
WILL V AMIZ7.7ieV7A jean. a i 6i a P iet:
donee In Sharpsbatg.
Funeral me Amlscoar.)Le793o.•l4 o'clock
.r. M. Ileevlees at 1 F.M.Frionds of the teatll7
are raspeettelly Invited to attend.
TOR fur Allegheny (minty. antics Is hereby glean
War mill ilia tienareary orate nag Methaaltal Test
ing bbialnary tag be pentane& I 1011 be louan
the OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND. PIPE WORKS, Tainory4MDl WWI. err
A PCISIA DE . WARRANTED TO RESTORE GRAY Nan. Plltabargh: ' H. Tlic
KASARINE.
• . HAIR. Al.',
Kidder Sr. Weilieral's Raven .Ink
Via bat Indelible lab In lb. sextet. 10
data Per bottle. Ze'M. battle
wurrantea or no sale. -
Genuine. French Glove Cleaner,
Moe Cleatlag Kld Gloves*. For rle at
L. H.ROSENBACH'S
Patent Medieftte, and Perfume Depot,
~,140 SMITHFIELD STREET.
NEW MILLINERY
TRIMMINGS.
MrB. S. C. Robb,
91 FEDERAL STREET,
EEC=
Named from the Eastern elites ..Ith the
LARGEST and FINEST noloctioo of
Spring and Sommer Millinery
AND '
1.1%11.NGS
Eyes. tam:need tL DOI nsarlmt. and le De. pre
pared to mind, her 'monomer. and the rahlie orib
the Latest style. at the loom: prime Promptly. •
OHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
MINE, LOCOIOTIVE AND ROLLING MILL
BR ASSES
Made Promptly to Order
BABBITT'S METAL
Made and Kept - on Hand
"marletore &an Manufacturers of
M. Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Office-882 14 :NN sTRICET. roundn—Corner
/7111, end ILAILBOp
,BTRESTS.' Plttatnarlb
CENTRAL BANK
No. 35 Bank Block,
=TECEZI
.111110.1100
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
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lITOLIESOLIMILIS IXDIVIDUALLT LLABLE.
Interest Allowed of Tine Deposits.
liglectleos meaSella .1113.6 PladPO athm ut iho
6Ned Iltmes sad U1.0•641,.'
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JOHN Q. WORKMAN H. =HARD DATIbI
WORKMAN & DAVIS
Baoces•ors to WORICILA.N. MOORZ C9. , .e. •
lacturer• and Dealm
Carriage's, Buggies,
SPRING & BUCK WAGONS.
.4,4, 41, 46 and 48 Beaver St., Alltgheny.
.311 1 Crep
warren/ad elvveurgeLloe le every •Xn.L.er
Krematkig; renierairkge egl
Peere ere*, or ARVIN'S PATENT WHO,
erelar Patent Wet airier and ARIL er
IL RIVARD DAVIS baying perelmee4
cintvgwaxrektk Itt•Peth=l4,ll
=V:yrrinit "BUZ raie.'"lgat:
JOHN y L eaßel or at
Lao with NaVicxsCkellZllHatm
ELEGANT
Silver-Plated Ware
- -
•
WATTLES & SHEAFER!,
101 Fifth Avenue.
Tes. Sete. Castors. foe Pitchers, Berry Dishes.:
Better Dishes. ft Mop Pitcher.. Spoon Holders.
Children . • Cops.Spoons,Forke.lUslree, eta mll3
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
WEAVER 4 JONES,
Corner of Juniata. and Fallon Pinch
ninth Ward, Allegheny.
Menulacteren HARDWARN an
thideLIQRT GREY IRON CARTING& •
"4We tepee. . = r Good
u s sat ment or, to the rfsde
at tkke_Lovrost Priesa.nod vransot GI our wort
.grust i votictot.
Wwwdle atieND AND PacTIMIPERE th
WEAVER & MADE
Adam.: Pltietnirgb PootoMe.
INDIA RUBBER •
DEMING, ROBE AND WEAN PACKING
applyWawa,tlng Comp.)... lrian
o The Uses smelled at Wins.'
furore erten.
7. t IL PUILLIPIL
en Agent. 1m Ude city.
SPECIAL . NOTICES
07 - THE DIAMOND SAVINGS BANK
• —The Stockholders of the Marnorol Oar
thse B ee , muberalkwill meet for the Purim'fe of
eteetteg a Board of Dithclora and tranuctlna such
other business as may be brought b e f ore the meet
let at the Mtmougabela Blume. on TIICRSDAY.
AU' 26. at 3 o'clock P. tr. turft
Orrice: or 310sonoanntk •IfferluNct C 0..;•
N. ff. corner
P of Worst St. and 4th Ave_ 7
yranunoe. May 2.11d.1570.1
IT"DIVIGEND. — The President and
lltreeton of this
DOLLARSy day
deciaerd • dividend of FOUR PER
SIIARE on the Capital
the
of mon t hsy,
out of the naming,. of the last Ma ive of
fhmernment tam Payable to cash forthwith.
mylikat9 JOHN 71. CLANICY. Secretary.
ANN AL MEETING.
OFFICE rrrlattrltall AST, Bonay MINIS))
muw Prrrsaracm 347 . 4401. 1870.
T'he" nu ,d .mg et ,
5.... olden Of the
. DITTBBtiROII AND BOSTON MINING (DM
NA NT OF PITTSBURGIT, *III be held at the er
ne. Of theColepany. on WEDNENDA T. the 23th
last.. at 1 o'clott
myth.rAS THOS. M. BOWE. Ve.', •
rrri%OTICE.—A meeting of the
Stockholdeis of the CM7RA.LINCLINED
PLANE CO. of Plttaburgh, trill be hold TUE&
DAT. Dar 24th. at 3 o'clock P. W. at No. MS
Shattilleld stnxt, to elect a Board of Directors
and snored other Important barloess.
aryDisZt • R. A. SCHNABEL.
- --
D T'STOCKHOLDERS' 3LEETING.—
A kleetlria of the Stockholders of the
PITTSBURGH GAS COMPANY Pill be held at
the °Mee of the Company, on THURSDAY, June
9.1.1870. at 3 o'clock P.M.
R. H. MeCIAILLAND.
m,19,10 Treasurer.
Omer or rah Prrrentraott ries co..
Mey 10. 1870. •
13 3- BY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES of Una Company. 00411
harthortnaloo, the price of Coal Tar win tal
ONE DOLLAR AND TWENTY-FWD CENTS
(BLEB 1115 BARREL,
And that of Coke Istll be row (4) cents per bushel
In the said. and lye (6) vents delivered within the
unit bounds.
W. 11. hIetILFI.LAND.
= M!
Erk MEETING OF THE STOCK.
HOLDRES of the AVENDt BANK
Of Pittaborgh 0111 be held oo THURSDAY SVEN
ING,Juoe Dth, at SI o'clock. la THUM'S HALL,
No. 941 Fifth avouch, for the purpose of emend•
log CooNltaloo and approeal of By-Lams.
torlams
Svc. Ift. That for the violation of nor of the pro
hilo tif this ordinance, the Pens! , Y shall be eerie
of not lea than lien donors nor more that, Mt,
dollars, together with the oust of Meld. good any
damage done to anything In the Park, the same to
be recovered summarily upon conviction before
the Mayor.
dm MO. It shall be the duiy . of the police on the
KrDIVIDEND.--The Board of DI. ,P.rk.?,t,t1„,P4 1 .7,AT t gr:,./.lllhR f Tr:V.
distance
nECTORe th e V UIh Av e nue 8..kb.. Str. - 2 . 1. All ordinances:or pane of 'di moles,
dectareCt a dividend of 113 per share. tree eth eel l e 4=4: ege e ell l ,lle o . ..:l2,,i4V r e b e t 7 . fg rvz ;
Of Government and lidate. Taxes. payable on and day tif /lay. Ann° l ' hinalnl One thoumnd eight hun
dred and seventy.
MtarJune Ist next , . 'TAMPA , MoBRIER.
nitylAwftt ' scii , Nc . K. President-of Select Council.
Atteat : J. lt,Oztay.
arPUBLIC NOTlCE—Haring been
a ppotaod GAB attd OA! METER. IXIIPISC-
I=
c:zzi
113 2 -BOUNTc.
$lOO Bounty Collected
INV all enitheis who onlirtoel bottom May 41h . and
Jai? 99d. IE4I. whe wore dhiehmewil foodiaabil
tty Wore wowing two plus, and who hays hereto.
ton reeetrod no bounty.
Thsnndan.lii has removed lila Mee to O.
Zorn Butkling. earner lath seem,* and findthesid
Woe. and la now Motored to collect elalma apeod:
ny and at moderato rat... Call on,or. oildreas. with
stamp. • B. F. BROWN.
Claim AgeUt, GASCrrI
Corner 110th avenue and thialtheold Moot.
Pittsburgh. Po.
CANDIDATES
ErFOB COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
GEORGE NEELEY,
Of Marshal! Tonnahip. nabiect. to tie deetsfon of
the Colon finpnblican Comfy Coaventia,
ay- FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN DOUTHETT,
Of mutant tovn•ltip. Is a candidate fur County
Constniashoner. In •nhoratnation to the decision of
the liteutiblican Convention. Eat modus In mint.
apEteEdder
NORTHERN
Paco Railroad.
To Railroad Contractors
=99
the NORTUERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CON•
PANT: No. 120 BROADWAY, wow of Cedar
weer, Ned York, oritiIWRDNICSDAY.tba lat day
of idoe.lB7o, at 12 o'clock. noon, for the Gra
dird,Nraararf.RNesina and Ballutles of that por-
Don of the Northern Nellie Railroad In the State
of Mimeoiota. extenthaft tram the Daher of the St
touts river to the lied river. the western boundary
Uf Xlmsesota to distrinee of shoat WO
everythine requisite to complete the rase.
bed fur • single smelt earifseseesery side tracks,
ready to revere the mil evissentructure.
The awe Company erUl also receive proposal, al
the same time and plats, for the timber envertle,
mtd, or the Iron rails. ePtime mirl Selma. for the
mad la above. Tho !mueslis lobe delivered on the
flock at Duluth, Xbatimit*. or es the orashigef the
MILOMIPPI Over:sad the ties reeelved wording
to blank Costa, 'shish td/1 be reedyfordletrlha
ttoeas ITXXXXXDA.T. May 4. th 7 .LL the °Mee
Of thb COhihrthi'v Ss ales, when plans of the
titrueture, and mpg *MI profiles of the road, rtth
eau thee be meet, and the time
fun
allowed for I. anaplstioe of the °mantas mall
' The Company paeans iheiight to rateet mss
ell bide not Elemed to be for the Intonate of th
COMCM.Y
Printed drool.. .atelaine toll Warmth,
et] be ton.hert on aohnottton. by mall or other
wt.. to EDWIN r. JORNBON. Chid Engineer...
to the President at the Cleepaby, it the oleo. N.
190 BROADWAY. as where.
J. GREGORY S3ffrit;
Pmident Northern Pacific Railroad Co
=
PLANING MILL M N
.
And Others, •
TAKE . ''NOTICE!
ti mr i var t rties. tof the n o li 1
weather -boarding. Inside acror= " o
eae
for house*. This T rusts ., . " uw ,
improvement, yintem cul .. _
vertical 66e. atitin nes peat durability' t it
roVirrely . sl= aw a re:gp,--va t:
m. . l==x4 .. mt. p il af .nagar t
a juld r • tieing sTM=4 . O7 b this Ls7nhool
cao,
r cu sl v itr . i rtM Ile to" orin pal_ irk pels
thereby PlenTehthnt the .g. .=.7;
ando
of what
: 1L1 TZ.n 767- I a llleatha
ru. T,.. disposed or the . fallteMterritortai and
UT
.pup Tights Allegheny county, boll Para.
s. TS:9 - A. AP 3 9 11. !.-74 ' ‘e {fleets.,
poiairietisii - res Iri ple osogt o ''''
To fLoGtor.h b a , Dome." the right for therrat
Vo l ifillao g 4ost k Ca. shop sights for tags
11.,1; hVlci i rt t irei bnoagb of MoKoos-
P TlAgrko_q Boxed: Thln2 sad
Yoa m.w. 804-
ooth ward. city of -.llloFp,p.
I)'i ntd ' l . ll; siseTth l WalroMilis t
arp=.
r4..—ezvartz or=
~z2.slthv op! =. rl .l l rer NoAti
to J. ASIDERBON.
SPECTACLES.
THE EYE.
Dr. TRANK& the celebrated Lecturer on the
Ere. and litennlecturer. of Patent and Doe.t.a
Spectacles. has returned to' Plttelnent. and 'snow
et the ST. CLAIR 119TM...here he selMens his
neectaclei to defective stelae tram an
exeminatlon of Meaty - alone, wet equate
, e t by psi is by 10116.1.1 pelt Irttiontgotlitot.
from 16 to 96 years.' Dr. Y. my be poteiemoeitf
catenated on all diseases of the BumauEys,end
h... Inge sleek of his hissetechni and Eye Gleam
for We. About 4.0•41 palm of they flpsebacies
were wed on Dr. Frank. hod visit In the Mewy of
three .oeths. giving the most eon?, wham:Um
to .11.,. the medical rentlemen and deems of
Plestnenti Wm by outtlkato toothiett.
Bo weenier and enquire at the Indbm. entrance
on Ewan street for Dr. Frani. olnee, ROOM 49
It. Clay 130101. apnerrya
OFFICIAL
ALLEGHENY
AN ORDINAN. CE—Relat in,- to the
IL '
'Public Parks of the City of Allegheny!
CLe. 1. be It ordained end enacted Inthe Norm
and Common Councils of the City .1 Allegheny,
and it Is hereby ordained and moult , ) by the 411.
th ,e ti of rh,. t aro, A ground s. re forbidden !
enter or lease the Po rk retold by the
gatewers.
•
re..2.' To climb... Caulk upon t
he fence.
.ee. 3.0 throw stones or other missiles within
the grounds or soy of the streets surrounding
the same.
See. 4. To cut, break. or In any way Injure or de
face the lives, shrubs. plants, turfs. Inn ant of the
buildings. fences sals,brldges.fountains;or other
CbngtrUCtion ibron the Park.
Nee. 3. No threatening, abusive. loistermis. pro
fane, or Indecent language shell ire allowed on any
of the Perk grounds.
s 7. No heron shall be allowed to tell fortunes
Or relay at any ga gaming. fchane at or with any table
or Instrument ..f nor to du any obscene or
indecent not Clatterer on the Park grounds.
Pub 7. No person shall put or otherwise aftla enY
bill. notioo. or pewee upon any struettre Or thing
within the grounds. nor upon any of ho fences on
d.aMiish. p e
erson withont thrgonsent of
the Park I , mnd...shin. ..r officer in charge, play
ages any musical instrunient within the grounds ,
nor shall any person take into. or rat*: or dIsTAY
la the Park. sac banner. target or transperrmet.
Sgt. 0. Nu military or target eorupeny.or chic or
other praression shall hr permitted to parade, drill
or perform uppn the Park any military or other
et °labors Or inovrrnynt,
313.10. No dog shall hr allowed upon any rag-
Jinn of the Park grounds. unlesa led by a chain or
prope hallog string. not eiceeding to
feet nayngth.
, nor s any p.cmon be allowed to lead quad
! rimed (except dom.) In the Park.
Sgt. 11. No trer,n shall bathe or fish in. or go.
nr send any animal Into any of the waterWof the
Park . , nor disrb ant tho MM. water fowl s , or
other birds I n the Park , nor throw or place ) s o y
artiste or thing In said waters without the consent
of 150,par - tis hating charge of the Park.
Sge.l.2. No{ etard.. except those employed in the
Part. walla ght:mike. or use any are upon the
irrnnti. oking r..ccpted.
see. 13. No person on foot shall go mon reed
grass, lawn, or toll of the lbsrk. except whore end
when the word Is josted. indicating
that persons ere at liberty at that time end glom
Park
Pi en
.) on the grass. fereopt persons at work on the
•
14Le. 1.1. NO Pertlo/1 shall flre. dlecharge. or est
off In the Park. nnr nket,
characterm, synth,
balloon, or fireworks of nny whatever, Or.
tll any kite of whatever kind.
SEC.I3. No pervon shnlican... mu' nrtlele or
thing for rale neon the !lark. or any of thn side
walks surrounding the tame, nor nny hawking or
ineddllmt be allowed.
Sac. 16. No Peron than turn into the Park. nor
allowany any nnitunl whatever to run stt large en
iTfig T n . faull ea.
cluairely V., ladles and gentlemen accompanying
then,.
See. IS. No vehicle of._any kind whatever nr.eit
fur aiming good, snerchandine. marten:. null. or
other article, icier pi thone empliiyed on the Park
gruundwl ',hall enter within the inelmium , and
pleimure carrirote% alkali only be driven. the road%
deiiignated drives. and at it rate nut I n limn a
walk.
Cieik of t , el;clCouneti:
lIENHY WARNER.
President .4 Common Council
Attest: It. DlLWOltill.
. .
Clerk ofCorninon Connell. 'est.
A N ORDINANCE—ReIative to the
-7te'.l.l4thr:4, l ir,V,3',;,;(dTgZlAl=74.
end Comma Councils of tile City of Allegheny.
thd it is hereby ordained •nd• enacted by the ace
irty of the same. That the Mike of Estimator
of the City of Allegheny is hereby created. and the
CL male of said sly shall. as boos pnutlcrible
alter the passage of thls °ethane°, elect one pen
to 111 said office. Paid Ealtheaster shall give a
Med toe the faithful performance of the duties of
his said office In the rumor 81.300. wlth one or
more sureties, to be approved y the Finance Gm
mace. bald I. altrasster shall hold said omen during
good behavior, and shall he removable In case of
ralecooduct by tha votes of two-thirds of the Come
oilmen prepent.
SEC. ii. That all animals dying In said city; other
than those slaughtered for the public consumption.
shall hereafter he removed hy the owner or owners
beyond the city limits within sin hours from death,
in default whereof It shall be the
mte
mme r or o irmva esmiw dth o m t chage. Inase f u h h
mal
shall have died of such disease as shell ren
der it necessary tc. dirt, or shalt be so fa deem
...As to beantis for use. tho owner or owners
shalt pay to raid ralltaster for said removal as
follows: Fur each horse, mule or ass. 83.011: fix
melt bull. on. cow or heifer. for each crAl
sheedgoat Or swine. $11.00; ear each dog. 111.
She. 3 That In all cases where any animal I
die In 5 . .14 city. and the removal them. shall de
desired by the owner thereof." , c'eluired b e thi s
ordinance. it shall be the day of the owner to make
report Inuismilately et the Mayor's offla, in a book
to a provided forlhat purpose. of that fact. and
said Flidienedter shall theromm, within twenty
tear hours thereafter, remove said animal.
inc. 4. That it shall be the duty of said Ealleatm
tee to remove any dead animals ITlng and being In
say of the riven, stream, streets. avenues.
• pirks or private groan. for which no owner can
be found. If the same shall be so far deem:epos.
diseaseto be anet for use. or shall have died of such
as shall render It necessary to bury them.
the anteater shall be paid out of the City Treas
ury the oath remural he same arils as directed
berelabefore to be paid b private owners for the
same service. Provided, Tat before any such ani
mal. the removal of which la Intended to be
is actually removed. t Plain:meter slut 74
notice to the Mayor of such!rt. and It shall be the
duty Cf the Mayor thereimm to ascertain whether
saeach removal la properly chargeable to the dy e and
id Falimater than obey the decision of the
Mayor in regard the
sac. 3. That aid Estimate! . shell have provided
c u r tarn by• the city a pia, or temporary deimilt
tralt data animas; aid place to be fenced at last
eight feet high by said Fallmaster.
inc. 8. i shall he the duty of said Fall
master to move all dead animals In wagons ent
ered with tarpaulin. ad during the night time.
Lo each in
of temporary deposit beyond the city
limits before day brak.
SEC. T. That any writer or orrnen, neglecting or
retains to glee notice of the death of any a.m.'.
which may be required by PM ordinance, to be re
moved by the alio:taster. or shall refuse Id allow
the same to be removed by him after the expira
tion of the time limited for the removal by the
of
marry. or shall lb.w any deed animal in
the pst " Tk o s f orptlgT= ' !;f St r+ 7l Thty ' . ' "Vitt ' b ' e n plrt 7 .:
unable by tine not exceeding 210. to be recovered
afore the Mayor seamanly.
Sr, S. That the S,llllLig, 1.1 a.tatarr,
=r tVeVt;?;m';;;'.‘"!
boil by iiniet . wful tor nuy port
MMM
.
woetl
and
er
%eye, parks or private grounds of rid city. under
penslty of • tine not
to sic Ced O. to be revs,
ergot by summary conviction Pc ore the Ydnyar
nald City.
of
Ordained and enacted into n !ant this 2Sth day
of May. A. U. one thousand eight hundred end
seventy.
JA )t SleklItli:11,
President of Select Council.
Attest: J. It. Ont.tr.
.
=MMWMII
. .
HMO' WRNER,
Prfonelent of Commo A n Count!
It. Int.wumns.
l'lork of Common Council
=E!==M
ALLEGHENY LITE, 3:4t 17th, 11170.
9'O SEWER CONTRACTORS.—The
Senor Comm(salon of the City of Allegheny
are prepared to receive proposal% for the following
Sewers. with their appurtenances, Inlets. man
boles. de. •
ME=
Compriming abontl .020 feet of 18 inch Circular
Pipe Sewer on Sherman avenue from Ohio street
to Marion avenue.
I=
Coiapiislog about 100 fool of Mooler Pipe Se
. Drawings and Ppecifieritions ran be seen nod full
Information übt anted of this omen.
Bids must be endorsed ”Sower Proposals. - Cou
rsed. tie. 1 or No. 2. and , leilvered no or before
31.0 24th, 1870.
Forms of Propouls, on whiett forms alone bide
will be receleed. 3111 bo furnishes] at this office.
The , Commlsstesi do not bind themselves to ac
cept the lowest or soy Md.
CHARLES DAVIS.
m 717 _ CITY ENGINEER.
CITY Cuttrayta. j - dts' rytrli..
CITY Or Att.rGAZNI .
]MAT' A.
la 70 1 1
EALED PROPOSALS WILL E
, rerelve4 S.
thls Oftloo until TIIrRSDAY,
.Nrar tb. at o'clock r. mo for
CLINKERS.
Bidders Will reify the rats per yard , which
sales. inein a their delivery aloes the Wharf
sa.saatarer psis. denies:Wad by Ur Canamittea
es Marne end Landless; also the placing of the.
_ _ _
W. M. PORTER,
=ES
=I
• CoNynottyn's Orrrcs.
!LuzonMr Cur. Mny 14tb. 1870.4 .
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Viewers report on the opening of LASiE
ALLEY. horn Its present terminus to Jefferson
stmt., haring been approved by Councils. the as
sessments of benefits therefor are now doe and
Meanie at the office of the City Treasurer for
Slaty days from this date. and If nor paid within
that time liens will be fled for the amonots with
Internal and coots.
1201Z1=121
ta7111e.4 Controller.
gOTICE 'TO PAINTERS—SeaIed
PtOPOSAIS C TIII taltai „ tal at tho
urt e lkg
"rmary '44t r ir Yordoli rfTiortholvnt.
tag ok
City Hall Building and Market Hoii
Spectlicatione of prupwr a work to tnt wee to the
ClY .rk =er o aator n , d4 ll . :z i tm,
bt t r ty Len and
The riaht reeerred to reject any or all bide.
W. U. PORTER.
Controller.
, TOTICE TO WII4IEWASHERS.-
BEALEIOPOS wiP tenelved In
e F DA oinl trout/ 0 the tatT of Alleitheh.r.
until T Mny!J4t.b. for th•
Whitewashing of the Market House
• d I:Mealy of the oetlleets 1 3 1tte rerious rattans
ad halls of e CITY BUILDI
For %tribe, Information concerning the ohmmeter
• 1 wart, lagelm at the sem of the City Controller.
The right Is roserred to re. 1.4 mnd . eglAd t t.
• -Croat/otter.
PITriBURQa
CITY CoNthohish a Urrlre. o
LI
t th
all hold t
Pltusn ers of Overdo s e
, hggelg m llo t r o ld i s h og .
odtantro 4 1 0 '. i t h o teAst .111 ho 4 on
sag BAndsd r .f i r
my; •r
• 11. 3. t 0
Ye..
Controller.
WELCOME
RAY AMY GRAIN ItAKE
rimers, look to yr Interest and buy wino but
ou
the Weloome Steel Tooth Wheel natio. It 9 the
elinplost to Its °protraction and best 111 use; ek.
agape: IS before you boy atig °then eats as low as
the common rak. end can be worked by • chlid 7
or 8 yearn old; It Is self-oper•thist. The horee does
`nearly all r ya work and It tan be run backward
without , danger to one or driver. an adrantage
no other rata. Idartursotured Coloroblana.lllo,
and told there wholesale or retell or at 319 and
391 LIBVIRTI STIMET, Pittsburgh. Pa., by
=I
rIM
B EER.
ars= .o., Butter;
For We by J. E. CANFIELD.
141 riot arms
INSURANCE.
MUTT ALINSURANCE CO
Of. New York.
130
I R
!Wil l i l l! A "k r L l ft . F. ,IV.
Y.
N2R t ll7} ai:');1111:,1";!',, k g
Vnetillum
Special inauranee NON-FORFEITARLE atter
Di/pennant payments. All rolictea INOONTFSTA
OLE tor usual 4111sc, 1411.1 4.II.,OLUTELY INCONs
TESTABLE: utter annual premiums. Alt re
strictlonsupon TRAVEL tad RESIDENCE re
moved. and no permit. required. NO ACCUSED
LATIoN OF INTERENT on Loana or Deferred
Premiums. and No INCREASE id annual Perm. , "
a fILV:IS c AT D's.'47:"? the PT,
, ELT r h i . g u r pl um.
o 0A0 10 3 .1i n i .. .a. ,, 4 , t , : F
As n AltiT m.. /..
IN ' TERLSI‘
g b LgrAgA ' N ' tgfai=tr i Ze. "' f e : araTr: E „rti!
ter yield Income to tun Rd,t o r„
term and endowment monde , are last:mid: also:
guarantee interest polities and annum..
Niritn•r of Policies Issued. 3.319; Covering In
Risks. 07.513.5 10 00: Premiums. $369.047
43' 4""t Wger • ??/1 ) 1 914 ° V 3 F EX , FI I EN
bILLESS . O. , cr..
TLe EMPIRE hi. Lowed more Policies by ever
1,00 THE niter 'TEAR .ending April Is l . 17170.
t ar.any other Company in this country In the
Writ time at the same age.
Tto EMPIRE seenres every Polley holder 110•5
DEPOSIT Or .4.11 catirrat. with the State Trews-
EMPI
bltit o 6 1.43 with which toper ,
LINJK AT ITS LIBERAL FIUTURSS
Go. id. malve Agent. wanted everyw hero In Weets
ern Pennsylvania. •
.IVSI. A. FULLER.
Manager for Western Pennaylvants.
itypee 75 kV CRTII AVENUE, ILltataittran.
min
CHARTER. 1829 PERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSUR. CO.
OF PIIILADELPIILk. '
OFFICE 437/ AED 437,,CHM . 1177 3 . 474 E n.
As.ts on en. Ist. 1070. 4.4..5 . .734 07.
Cspl.l, ITT 00. Accrued iwei.
Preen urns , 71. t ,73.7 07. lA.. paid 1,113t0
171217.5yrr 3, MOD. PernetwO m oa
nrary Policies on bend Terms. Tbe Cpay..
issues wilkies op ns the Rents of ell kinds of
Iv I:n~nvd llcntw ma .R See
G. ° lisker. • turs.l rans,
Goo. W. Richards home Lc*. Geo. Fides. ` Alfred
T6dm.e e.
Ult r ilat ' sjegilsgi ' . • S.
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ALFRED O. BAKER, President.
• .GEO. FALEIII. Vice President.
J.. W. licAlOster. tleceetsw.
144;-'
CU
Tldrd Avenue and Iyoud
VESTERN INSUMINCE COMFY
OE Pittsburgh.
Agent_
Unice Igi t iVster street. Epees& Cite Warenuume
taltn, " % l ilt "" si b ru i tsill kinds of Vie Una Marine
Risks. ' A
boom Institution, managed by Moe—
who ere well known to the community, and who
uro del...teed hy PromPtnera
they
lberality to
nuilataln the charecter which they kne e assumed,
as offering the best protection to MOW 11110 BOWS
. .. ...... ..
John A. McCune.
„Pomander tilmlck. . m..j.
eiwto.
R. 31111er Jr..
James ..ile.Auler: r IVIULam.§. EV...•
.41.3....3der Sl.‘" ,
. 1 Hoy..
Andmir Ackley.
Ihrtd 31. 1..04. J i . n.t: t e . ntripig , trkk.
Win. Morrison.
win
D. Itosmon,
ASII INSURANCE COMPANY,
Pl~eluii Building
.1 , 11 , 711 A vENtrURUIi, IA. tECOND FLOOR.
I'ITTSB
I1Iu , "1
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th4ley. John Fined. Cop.. kAner.
Dan, •%. &Moen. 4.! Chenpbern
Me MR.mea ~
.§. McCllgkan. Jen. M. B e ll!).
ten..
ps O , JoANite V4=ldent
GRACt. temensl Intent
LNS.IINE.B ALTO
Al.l. TIRE
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
Pittsbuigh
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OFFICE, NO. 6/. FOCIXTFI AVENt F..
E :rt nEtlort elude of Ms and Latin
4 P nWgt.LLran
i
.i Cat;Tnr geld• t
C. a' decear.
CAPT
GVllerili
indict - own
John
T. T
U.
CHvlDeae
Jr:. R. L. tor
k.
Ilnekinnon. W. U. Ereroon.
. Robert Darts.
Finn:dna.
Ca DL Wtn. Doatt. i
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMFY
OFFICE. N. E. COCLNE.II WOOD ar.FLE-ru BTS.
A Lime Company, taking loin end liasirie Maks.
outaCtOns:
Ca. John L. Rhoads.
Pam sa uct P. ESOsis., .
; Chart. Arbuckle.
Jared M. Brash.
Famed Ircitskart.
WAl:SlinUri.,P'lll.‘Ynt• •
J
Johm Parke.
C. 11. Love, -
Wm. an Kirk.
Writ Vice
W. F. GARDNER. Seeretaji.
NATIONAL INSURMWE COMFY.
VOL FEDISILAL ST. AND MAIdOND. A LLE
-011/SN
OM% I% th e SECOND NAT/ON.AL DANE
ilUIL—N— 'll;. V% MARTIN. Pit.Oderil.
JOIIN DROWN ID. Vice PreeMeat.
ANIES E. STEVEAON. eeereAry.
n1.:4113= Yn.Thotaz.. inigNetZte.e.
.oG
MERCHANT TAILORS.
P. McARDLE
Fashionable
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Keep! oonolLantly on hand CLATIIB,Stfe, 171 RIG.
EnT i rd. aIan.UENTLIDIEn 1.811-
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield St.,
PITTSEWHOII. FL.
WesGeut's Clothing nande to order ti the Istegt
REMOVAL:
GRAY & LOGAN
lI=EI
N 0.89 FIFTH AVENUE
No. 47 Sixth Street
SPRING. AND SUMMER STYLES
1970
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THIERSON 8 EtIILANBRIAG,
Iforchint Tailors, No.. 10 BLITII STEISET. (We
St. Clair.) We SATS recolvel Ism sad
owta Important's.
SV.3ll2,3onadent milt to c a k ro c e
sathrifs as, ore roopooll7 oalton
Sallatasticm at
our stook of Vino
laStes. Vostlop,&o. • • • •
MernERSON & MUILIANBIUNG,
rohla ; No:10 81.trh sLeN y
NEW SPRING GOODS. .•
A ooleralkl new Wok of
Cloths, Cassimeres,
==Ell
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REntovAi.s
REMOVAL.
S. P. BELRIVER
.& CO
Net. lig anti 211 Liberty St.,
WM
miltZ Ptin b s:ll: r Wrlettroirdim.qobrad ca.
[omen.
S. P. SHIVER & CO.,
EMI
REMOVAL.
THE OFT/CE OF THE
Allegheny Insurance Compan
WA been rentoT.4 from N. 37 Fifth availus. to
Na 67 FOURTH AVENUE,
.BSTWEEN MARKET AND WOOD RTRZrVS.
C.. I . DOWIELLi ISenetary
=
p ENOVAL--FRED'H SCHROEDER,
-111 + Nen:aunt Tailor and Dealer In Geottenton'a
Fungaatog Goodin also Gant/men and Boys'
Clothing on hand and mule to order at the .Loot.
art nottoe. two ramo•od from Lt. late stand. N 0.119
FatiitaL avenue, to No. 31 WOOD STREET.
comer of 11411 canon,
mb-IL•31-1
Liviligston & Co,
Rourff &ewer of LIGET GREY IRON
CA_STIN - GS.
.Peeedt4 . Lea. Jotat Butte.
0111oe artleiae
and Works, near water DePXAdeiLe? . .7
beta. Peetafflee waders., Lea Bat 302. rata
bedah. Pa. _
C. BARNES •
Sealer of Weights and Measures,
No. 6 :031.111TH AVE., Pittsbmigh. '
AMUSEMENTS
OPERA HOUSE.
Thi ni
rdtight And Trturnphant Ott
F.rheiNb Opera. Sesser, by the celebrate.'
Riching's Opera Compaby,
Ureter the Immediate direction et
IR, (IA ILOLINE 'MIXINGS BERNARD.
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pp
WEDNESDAY. LA'S:lOlu. May li t 1 MI.
time In UM Mei Welliiee's romettio =in am.
Iseuler Beere of
LIAMINE.
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Thum's: , rTening—NOßMA.
tpLturdity--GRAND MATINEE.
oxFAIR AT .
. . ,
KEYSTONE RINK
801i111341N STREET, ii.LxvurNi..
Open Every Evening,
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ST. PETER'S
New Catholic church
ADMISSION
EEC=
rre.BENEFIT OF THE CENTRAL
1.11011 SCHOOL—CONCERT under the
direct , . of Prof. WY. 11. YELL. It
MAnONIC HALL, TCffiDAT ETESINti, May
3143M70. -
Tickets. 30 ante. The net
_weenies will tic de
rand to the Art Flute of the Institution.
m124.r51
arTIIR FIRST SEIII•AYXEALEX
RIBITION of the PITTIihURGII. ART
GALLERY. cothalnind a twe Collection nr Pettit.
Inge, the peocticilon of American and Foreign Ar.
nu e , i s now opiall)ijr.dErgyeibig. N1C:931 — L126
EILTI: &Main. omaltettle hohlof Woon4laret
Admissfort...2Scentr. , • . : : 145
AUCTION
VI LTJ'ABLE
BUSINESS PROPERTY
-T AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, Juan 1.l at o'clock P. N .. WI
the premises, will be sold that very valnale_iniale
nese properly fronting cm the Diamond 3 0.4
and extending bark In depth about 13 feet,
known as - TUE BLACK BEAK II()TEL.. - dotted
within short distends of Fifth avenue. Perileg
desiring Investment will and n greatly to Melee&
vantage to examine this property and attend the
vale.
If not sold aa • whole. It will hn Molded Into Lola
to suit porch...sr. Terni.-one-thlniowl,
aura In on*. two and three year...goal . toad
payment, nevueed by bond and runtime with In.
Worst.
S. ecTIIIIEET & bON.
ED=
El=
WALL PAPERS
NEW WALL PAPER,
FOR SPRING SALES,
at No. 107 Market St.,
NEAR FIFTH AVE.
We no. oder to the . public • stock of PAP=
IYANGlNGBweeneteuteele In the Weetlo N .:Wra •
and beauty of oteles. orobntdr el
FRWcot. SIOOAIC. PEICNIAN 12 0
Dl p edi M'.. 9Z IAGIi .Bi ee i. 4
IAkINh ig al
-i Al
tbor iotelswn.
h P o a A l b
(PAIMIS l
aea a 1
cwt. d al LT rrw
l
B I ANKS or ' tWPAR WARIIE
hihm
'repro.
toleeto 0011 ite low se the 10000 In the Wet.
MU end 000.00
No. 107 Market St., near Fifth Amine
JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO.
153121
WALL PAPERS.
SPRING, 1870.
PRICES REDUCED.
MUNCLIES al& tints etau
s. per mil.
tiLLEIrAI &do ;1.F. 5 , T 01i. u. •
ELSGANT FIVELGiI URI American Paper lianri
n=ttg=trjTro. e i= " -
W. P. MARSHALL'S
Beta Store. 191 t/gf4tr
T-71g.r.&_BAL-T STABLES.
Robt. H. Patterson & Co.,
Seventh Avenue and Liberty Street
I=l
IVILL OS EVERY SATURDAY HOLD AF
AUCTION SALE
Horses, Carriages, Buggies,Wagons,
•
Md
•
eeentiting adtaltdoit to the /Wee.
Perri. dentin, to mo will please loare timer on.
tioe of consignment on or before_rbonider awl/
Week 111 order for edvertletog RomPl attention
add wad we trill be gtrest all . Stoet len for A mi
te.
JOHN H. STEWART
• AUCTION-I=m.
JOHN H.
ROBERTfiT Honk. H. PATYWON.
Livery, Sale and
COMMISSION STABLES,
Car. Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.
17rrlin;u9IL,E-":
• ZEAD, DRUGS, &c.
PITTSRURGII .
White Lead and eolor Works,
.1, Selloonmaker & Son,
. .
pizoisßi.ETons.
.
ramLWAVA-gaLl7ll/1132: DEW? A ged
all Colors DRY AIM Om.
. • .
• uI•FICC AND FACTORY.
450, 412, 411, 456 and BS
.Rebeeett Street,
ALLEGIittiY.
.Weaaaettentioa la the guarantee meted amr
: 4 ' ll ' 'Mr . "' ,Matd 't°,11,71:17 1 " - .;
1r41:1;717,1?=,10V,1.W Man'.
" afXMI T tiRD to be a paver carbonate at Lead .
and welter than any le the =met.d ferias
the u rias et able package It coatalrag the least
AELYBERSON, .1. k BROTHERS,
litttl Liberty Weal, Dealers la Dtag. Point
and nt Medians. pgall
PAINTING, GRAINING, sic,
JOHN T. GRAY,
Hotrawarn 3101 PAIWTEDI
vitsismis AND cam.anzen,
No. 34 Nurru lITIMET. .
7e.10:1.11 (late Tfaa4 street.) Pllisburpia. P.
U. 8 * INrE •getlily ß _ EV lALTiaicr
COLLECTOR'S NOTICE.
--74v.',.. , ..Agri.-111:14Vhe"`"7-.
ALLtOrg : V 6 I4III. 20441876 J
Notice to hereby girte thin theminual Lt. of
~,M . T ax. f"rmerly t.rnstot Lio•eveo,lllad Of
Incomes, Carriages, Watches,
Silver Plate, &0.,
Are now in thin tram when payreeot' will be re
ceived thereon by lir Collector. on end snot the
FIRST DAS OF it:NE.I67O. Thee* Wee hal
ing become deekektist bet Feld before the 2.70 th flay
of lone. 1870. otherwise additlipeal expensat
•111 be tnearred by the te.P.7O,
' E.III:7IINGTON. rm.. DePat , Collector for tto,
Coimty of Arrustrono. and EDWLY LYON, zw.
Deputy. Collector Ifar the county of Butler. wUI be
ready to Motive after the let of Juno. ler thetr
respective counties. and will poet hatless doshfee
jui the u r . tote &me when and where they wOl
4 to receive Ilse taxes collectable .07
[M.RId mg) in greenback. or netioital
I=2IEE
offimborm. from 6 A. X. 14 3 P. of
JOHN -SULLP7AN,
, o l _,_
D ALTIMOH.E H E Ramo, SHAH, Ate.
—Near Potboa. Herring to banithc •fl 2
-....0 , 4 , r4 b.. 0. badveC
blackeral. all alse of oacbacaa; No. dp..11100.
pottonVu. d.., all elic• at relflUlne
PlaTinf b.. 41.1 a t vg barna*: Sale „el,:
halter Web= to klub Itolls= 1
11.1112*2.
ctOtce. For sale low to the
wArr. taxa
' ll° - 1 and 114 Wood
TENNESSEE COUNTRY 'CUBED
11.1.11.11-3 mks on MUM , PAM% War&
tont rim to Ws by m ay• Co.,
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