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h Goy. Geary and the'Veto Power.
A Harrisburg paper says: It appears
the oflical records just issued that the
io power has been excercised by. Gov.
nor Geary sixty times since January 1,
80. Of the bills thus defeated forty
:quieted in the House and twenty in the
mate, and a number yet - remturCto be
ed upon. Twenty-six were disParded
avine the Courts had jurisdiction, -or
, cause they covered such matters of
i'pcial legislation as were inadmisiable.
'lye were rejected on constitutional
bonds, among these being the one
thorizing the Governor to commute , '
deatkpnalty. This bill would have
'an the Executive the power of setting
ide the solumn verdict of any jury in
State, in criminal casts. No bill be-
me a law over the veto.
;The power exercised by . the Governor
tt only defeated the particular bills, but
evented hundreds of a similar charac
from being passed. The resolution in
.; Republican platform, endorsing the
,vernor for restraining the evils of spe
-1 legislation, was based upon these ve•
:?.s. Among other reasons given for
t approling a certain supplement, the
ivernor declared that the original bill
n which the supplement was desired)
I d never become a law, and on inquiry
e Legislature found this to be the case.
pother bill was vetoed because by, the
3ertion of three words a privatecorpora
in would have obtained the power to es
blish an immense police system over the
Mire State. An insurance company had
en granted' a charter by- the Legislature
do business with a millions of dollars
pital, when but five hundred dollars
:4 been paid in. This charter was re
pted. -Another bill was so carefully
awn as to be without meaning, and
11l another (passed by the Legislature)
,oposed to authorize a company to
Ponstriict and use such works and im
. . ;ovements as might be necessary and
pedierd by them." This enormous
'ant was properly refused. The charac
r of the vetoes makes it apparent that,
far as the Legislature was concerned,
lls were passed without any sort of in- I
this connection, the Harrisburg
3tegrapli makes the following points :
'First—That Governor Geary bas vetoed
pre bills passed by the Legislature than
of his predecessors. and that he is the
lily Governor who had the nerve to veto
Ils passed in the interest of "Mammoth
irporations."'
.',Second—The Paster and Folder Job was
'i/ver presented to him in any shape.
7 IThird—The Herdic Bill was passed by
11
`;* le Democratic members in the Legisla
. ?. ire, and received almost the unanimous
.. ..„.kinction of both parties.: By his signa
,iture to that bill, had the Supreme Court
'A decided otherwise, the State would
' • I- " ive saved some six thousand dollars, and
4.•
e people have been relieved of an incom
i..
;dent partisan judge.
' ',Fourth—The Boiler bill never passed
".'"•' ; '''ther of the Houses of the Legislature,
ad it was well known here that if it had
~,-e.;:en presented to Gov. Geary he would
aye vetoed it.
, Fifth—All the passenger railroad bills
• ,gned were demanded by the people. •
ISixth—The cattle bill was not passed,
id hence Gov. Geary had no opportunity
act upon it.
;Seventh—No petroleum and anthracite
vindle bills were presented; it w as there
re out of the question to veto tnem.
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Democratic Election Frauds.
• j A. fresh illustration of Democratic hon
. Ity in conducllng elections was brought
' I light on Monday last, in the course of
• , le investigation of the Alleged frauds at
1e general election in Philadelphia last
.• • 41. At the poll for the sixteeeth division
' the Twentieth ward, the return made
k the election officers for Mayor was as
- Mows:
ox (Dem.) 310 I Tyndale (Rep.)..249
.!.13pori opening the ballot-box this week,
!zd recounting the tickets in the presence
,-„ counsel for both- patties, the actual
te was found to be: •
ha (Dem.) 273 I Tyndale (Rep.)..279
I Thus it was proved that in
. a precinct
Ihere the Rf-puelican candidate had an
;Anal majority of six votes, the lomat
section officers of the party which the
'stalligancer says would scorn to cheat at
- iections, returned sixty-one majority for
•ie Democratic candidate; in other words,
!ie Republicans were cheated out of sixty
'aven votes at that single • poll. This is
'nly one instance. In several other pre
" !.ncts in Philadelphia, as we have here
lfore demonstrated beyond all ques
, tin, still more; extensive and
Taring frauds were perpetrated at
e Presidential election, by which
fore than one - thousand notoriously
:audulent 'votes were returned for the
)emocrntic electors in three precincts of
• single ward. No wonder that a party
apable of such rascality, whose presses
nd leading men have never uttered a
iord in condemnation of it, and who
:now they can only expect to achieve
. olitical success by similar frauds here
, fler, is bitterly opposed to the present
• eglary law, and to all laws having the
.bject and effect of preventing or materi - -
' lly diminishing cheating in elections.—
. Jancaster Evening Expresa.
Will Mr. C. L. Pershing, if elected, re
ign his position as local attorney for the
?ennsylvania Central Railroad? We ask
his little question as the Democracy were
.greatly troubled lest General ()rant, if
~lected, should not resign his commission
' n the army.
. Oar Pennsylvania Democracy is spoil.
very disrespectfully by the New
Turk Citizen, a Democratic journal.
• lorbe platform," says the Citizen, "is
itterly bad, without the first sign of
rue loyalty or the least evidence of a
'`levation to the best interests of the
Whole country." The Citizen cannot,
inder these circumstances, "expect or
Wish that the Democrats should carry
Pennsylvania," and gives its
„reasons:
We do not wish this simply because it
••' would be a triumph of. the
nams, and the Pendletons, and the old
School that never learns and never for.
:gets; the former power toadies, who im-
Lifted that the slavery was a thing o f
,beauty and a jay for' ever. instead of
:.,.neing at best but a cruel necessity or the
Constftutiop. - A. triumph On such Min
,: fiplas and , with such 'candidates , would
only'revive the dead men of the North
' and South, the putrescent bodies which
' nave been smothered under the loyalty
:
of the nation; the malignant rebels,
whether they register themselves as
Bnemiee of the nation in. Cincinnati,
Harrisburg, or New Orleans. A victory
'no* would bring the extremists back -to
die' nd power, and with them another
defeat in 1872.
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ME
--Heavy and .continuo u s isilint are
working injury to the crops in the
vi
ciuity of Augusta, Georgia.
—Thomas Farrell, a. fireman on the
steamer Kate Putnam. of Pittsburgh,
was drowned at St. Louis, Thursday
night.
—The report forwarded in reference to
Jay Cooks & Co-. having advanced money
on whisky estroyed the fire in
Philadelphians positively by
denied by that
firm.
—A barber named William &huts.
kegel, living in Mascontah, Illinois, was
brutally murdered in a saloon, on Wed
nesday afternoon, by Henry, Galth, a
butcher.
—Steamboats left Denver on Wednes
day to join the Vice President's party.
Previous to leaving he was presented
with a pitcher made out of Colorado sil
ver and gold.
—John Roberts, charged with having
robbed the United States Express near
wncy, Illinois, about six months ago,
as arrested at St. Louis yesterday and
taken to Springfield.
—The store of Sainuel C. Anderscin, at
Reeds Ferry, N. EL, was enteted Thurs
day, night, the safe moved thirty feet,
dumped into a cellar, blown open and
robbed of $1,200; $3,800 in government
bonds were left.
—Efforts are being made to organize
a People's party in San Francisco to
nominate a ticket for city and county
offices. Reform is demanded and it is
deemed necessary to take the offices of
the city out of the hands of the politi
cians.
—John H. Pratt. ringleader of the Jef
ferson, Texas, riots, was arrested in New
York, on Thursday, by a detective from
the headquarters of General Reynolds.
who has been on his. track since April
last. He was committed to the Ludlow
street jail.
—A Moses Maybaum, 'a Jewish dry
geode dealer, has absconded from New
ark, N. J., leaving liabilities to the
amount of $40,000. It is reported he has
gone to Chicago. His store was seized
by the Sheriff, but some of his creditors
bad previously secured a large portion
of the stock.
—Arizona advices state that since the
first of January, in Prime county alone,
sixteen hundred and ninety . cattle have
been stolen by Indians. During the same
time, out of a population of seven. hun
dred and eighty whites, the savages have
murdered fifty-two, wounded eighteen
and carried two into captivity.
—A young man by the name of Delany,
who went to Chico for r
pose of taking holy orders in the Cat pu h
olic Church, was drowned in the lake
Thursday night, by the capsizing of a
boat in which he was taking a sail. A
companion of his, who went to Chicago
for the same purpose, was saved.
--Geo. B. and James Addison sur
rendered themselves to the authorities
at Augusta,Ga., for the shooting of
Charles an.l. T. Cresawell, in Edgfield,
on Monday. Charles Cresawell is dead.
J. T. Cresswell, who is charged with
having criminal intercourse with a mister
of Addison, is dangerously but not mor
tally wounded.
—A report has been received from
Edgefield, South Carolina, that Charles
and J. D. Cresswell, who left it was sup
posed to engage in a duel, met near Edg
field, and fought with pistols. The for
mer was instantly killed, and the latter
is seriously, if not mortally, wounded.
The affair was of en entirely private na
ture, and is alleged to have grown out of
family troubles.
—A Santa Fe dispatch says: A party
of miners were attacked by Indians near
Sulphur Springs, and their wagons and
supplies fell into their hands. A party
of miners on an inspecting tour to San
Juan county were allowed to pass
through the country by the Utah In
dians, but they were positively prohibit
ed from locating claims. Large numbers
of cattle and sheep have been driven off
by the Indians in Arribo county,
—Late Havana letters give, from a
Spanish standpoint, the rebel assault on
Puerto Principe and the repulse. At
latest mail advices the ill fortune of the
insurgents continued. the forces of Jor
dan, Marmal, Marcano, and Figueredo
having attacked simultaneously the
Spanish detachments on the estates La
Cruz, Santo Slim, San Jose and Santa
Isabel, as also those of the Palma Soriano
village, and having been driven back
at all points.
—Win. K. Lampshear, stencil cutter,
residing in Cleveland, Ohio, suspecting
undue intimacy between one of his em
ployes, named George Stanley, and his
wife, who boarded at the same house,
went to work early. Friday morning, and
returning, found Stanley in bed with his
wife. He attacked both with a knife, in
flicting a wound in his wife's abdomen
which will probably prove fatal, and
severely wounding Stanley in the shoul
der. Lampshear was arrested.
Political Items.
Bum tamsams?
Tan World , affects great horror of the
"extortion," "plunder" &c. of the
wealthy monopolists who control the
Coal market; but this is all sham. The
"head center" of these smart fellows is
Mr. Asa Packer of Carbondale, Pa. He
has made some Twenty Millions of Dol
lars in buying and selling coal-mines.
constructing and operating coal canals,
railroads, t&c., and is in a fair way to
make a great deal more. No one else
has ever made half so much money out
of coal-consumers as he has. We do
foramno assail him for this—be has a genius
oney-making, and Coal Is his profit.
New York Tribune.
AT Brocton Station, N. Y., on the Lake
Shore railroad, the people were setonished
on Tuesday night to_see the 7:40 oil train
coming in at tremendous speed, all on fire.
It was stopped bey ond the station, and in a
few moments six cars were all in a blaze,
and the tanks which were filled with oil
exploded, sending the4tantents in
rections. The telegraph poles, water
tank, wood sleepers, ruins of the carat,
and every thingrelse within reach, ,went
to feed.the flames. The fire was first dis
covered near the middle of the : train,
some seven miles from Brocton Junction.
WniE in the wine-growing regions o
California is cheaper then milk. In Ana
helm and Los Angelos common wine , *
but thirty cents a gallon; milk costs fifty,
Even'a common strong wine is but forty .
cents. In Tuolumme county a large
skilled•wine.raiser offers tour thousand
five hundred gallons of excellent wine at
twenty-five cents per gallon. In the
same, regton -milk is forty cents. In
Colonaa the price cif the two lathe same=
forty cents. In Sonoma good wine is for
sale at forty - cents the gallon, and milk at
the same price. -
•Lkwutsarmss in ildadisdn- county,
South Carolina, in the shape of NVliipping,
and even murdenng, inoffensive citizens,
has become so mar4ed that Governor
Smith has issued pionlarunl lo , ll ,
direct
ing the Sheriff to call upon tun minim&
and enforce the lair at whateVer cost.
PITOKAG,I I , 7 C 7 ,4 D i g ; r , 4TT4I.TST
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LI /Ili (71, i t
NSURANCE COMPANY
OF TEE WORLD.
THE NATIONAL
LIIIINSBANCECOMPIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Chartered by Special Act of Congress
Caste Capital $1,000,000•
Branch Office, PffiLADELPHIA•
OFFICEILS.
CLARENCE H.CL.ARK,Philadel hla,Preaident.
JAY COOKE, Philadelphia, Chairman Finance
and Executive Committee.
HENRY. COOKE, Washington, VlOO Fred.
den
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
and actuary.
P.BaKCIS G. SIELTEI, H. D., PhiladelPhia.,lided
ical Director. . .
• This Company Issued, in the first TTai .
MONTHS otlts existence.
•
5,395 roticrEs,
INSURING
•
$15,142,80Cr‘
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This Comoszy t !fors to It Policy-Holders
PERFECT SECURITY
tVe?:settigi,Ubjnitis) ol-
LOW RATES OF PREMIUM,
LARGE DIVIDENDS IN ADVANCE.
Or a Reversionary Dividend of 100 per cent. by
RETURN PREMIUM PLAN.
GENERAL - AGENTS.
E. W. CLARK & CO., Bank erX.O. 35 South
Third Streit. Phtladelphia,tie ral Agents for
Pennsylvania and tkmtnern New rsev. B. S.
Euesittr.,, Manager.
IBA B. IIeVAT d IGO..
Agents for Allegheny, Seaver, Butler, Mercer
and Washington counties.
tirLOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in every
City and Town; and applications from compe
tent parties for such agencies with suitable en
dorsement. should be addressed Tw THE COM•
PANT'S. OENERAL. AGENTS ONLY. in their
respective districts. &T
WINES. LIQUORS,,aro.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
inrossarts or
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &C.,
DELIXIIS
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET.
Brave Removed to
NOS. 384 AND 386 PENN,
Cor. Eleventh St., (formerly Canal.)
J. L. DILLINGILII••.. A. 1.• STIVENSON.
DILLINGER & STEVENSON,
DISTILLERS AND DEALERS IN
Pure Rye Whiskies.
IMPORTERS OF
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, &C.,
No. 87 Second Avenue,
:p2O PITTSBURGH, PA.
JOSEPH S. FINCH & CO"
• Noe. 185. 187,389. 191, 193 and 195.
BUST STREET, PITTSIIIIV.6II,
M.I2II77'ACTIIIMaa OT
Copper Distilled Pure Dye Whiskey.
dealers in TOREIGN WINES and LI.
QUORS, HOPS. ete., innits.ngi
PEARL MILL FLOUR FROM
NSW WHEAT. —We Me now receiving a
s a
mnrglgitclig NwEhref°wlEtYeAtrilxillingt
with on Old Wheat in such proportibns as to
make an article of Family Flour equal if not su
perior to any in the market.
The merits we claim for thlilionr are that of
being Manufactured from strictly choice number
One southern Amber and White Wheat. with the
most approved mschintry, by experienced mil
lers. Our Brands are:
THREE %TAR PEARr. GREEN BRAND,
made from Choice White Wheat, unsurpassed as
Pastry Flour.
TWO :isTAU: DOUBLE: EXTRA.. BLITZ
•BRAND, from selected White and Amber Wheat,
unsurpassed as a Family_ Flour.
PRAM BED HUARD from-selected amber
and best gradea of Red Winter. •
To oravens. fraud in refilling our sacks we now
seal them with date of manufacture.
'KENNEDY & BRO..
Pearl Steam MM. Allegheny.
021:m38
FLOUR! FLOUR! •. FLOUR!
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M.INNEPoTA BAIKRIES,IMOIMS.
- 450 tans. Legal Tender, 347 bWi Ha Ha. 381
bbls Ermine. 170 bbls.Sommit Milts 570 Ws
witions CO.. sso bbls Red River. 133 bbis May
Day: _
CuOICE WISCrINSIN•FLOIIRS.
e
550 bbl. Riverside. it OD bbls Willi Star, 500
obis Vll7lolld brands Sprin g 1r best Four.
WINTER'WHICAT FAMILY vLOUR.
City AtUl of Springfield. Oblo, Pride of the
West. Depot Mills. lissillon- A, Paragon ADM
Ringleader and Crown, °boles tit, Louis. ,
' • ,or salts loger than can be Waug NH h. f
co.. ront tne
ei t. ) . . WAIT. LA &
joi OS and 174 Wood Street.
WEI,IT COMMON
/fact/tine stone Works,
Northwest corner 9fWvit. an
Campo"' /we,.
rusaconbs. AfrvAirsia CU.
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says on hotd • otpLePaa_ ol2 l4lclr t h isal)
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Orders promSTll OTAICALtb PliJa• 1131054 paw
Ne=?Atolapg==4i=2
OF. THS
FLOUR.
STONE.
NO ES
tom;' SCHENCWS PVJJIONIC
SYRIIP. SEAWEED TONIC. AND
MANDRAKE PILLS will cure Consumption,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, if taken accord.
ink to directions. They are all three to betaken
at the samerthne. They cleanse the stomach, re
lax toe liver and pet ittto work; then the appetite
becomes good; the food digesttand.Makes good
blood the patient begins teLgrow in flesh; the
diseased matter ripens Into - Via. lungs, and the
patient outgrows toe disease and gets well. This
is the only way to cure comiumption.
To these three 'medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck, of
Philadelphia; owes his unrivaled success hi the
treatment Of pulmonaryComsumption. The'Pnl
monic Syrup ripens the' morbid - matter Inithe
lungs, nature throws it off by an easy expectora
tion. for wheti the phlegm or matter fs h a s
slislit cough will throw it off. and the patient
rest and the lungsbegin to heal.
do tide, the Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills must be treely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver. so that the Palmonic Syrup and the
food will make good blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
removing all obstructions. relax the oucts of the
gall bladder, the bile starts freely. and the liver
is soon relieved; the stools will show what. the
Pills can do; nothing has ever been invented ex
cept calomel (a deadly poison welch Is very dan
gerous to use unless with great care,) that will
unlock the gall bladder and start the secretions
of the iiverltke Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one of tire most prominent
causes of Consumption.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic Is a gentle stimulant
and alterative. and the alkali in the Seaweed,
which this preparation is made ot, assists the
stomach to tnrow out the gastric juice to dissolve
the food with the Pull:ionic Syrup, and it Is made
IMO good bleed without fermentation or souring
in the stomach. ,
The great reason why physicians de not' cure
ConsumptiOn Is, thartry to do too much: they
give medicine to stop the cough. to'stop chills,to
stop night sweats, hectic fever and by so doing
they derange the whole digestive powers. lock.-
Ing up the secreVons, and eventually the patient
sinks and dies.
Dr. Schenck,his treatment, does not try to
stop a cough, night sweats, chills or fever. Re
move the cause, and Lao' will all stop of their
own accord.. No one can be cured of consump
tion, Liver: Complaint. Dyspepsia." Catarrh,
Canker, Lacerated - Throat, unless the liver and
stomach sremade healthy. .
If a person has consumption, of course the
tinge In some way are diseased, either tubercles,
abcessen, bronchial irritation, pleura adhesion,
or the lungs are a mass of inflammation and fast
decaying. In such cases what must be done? It
is not only the lunge test are wasting, but it is
the whole body. The stomach and liver have lost
'tbeir power to make blood out oflo. d. Now the
only chance is to take Dr. Schenck's three medi
cines, which will bring up a tone to the stomach,
the patient will begin to want
it
th food ,iet
pwai l i digest
vnsogadmanlghdanddassoonaththetbonyt
be-
girs to grow, the lungs commence to heal up.
and the Patient gets fit ihy and well. This is toe
only way to cure Consumption.
When there Is no lung disease and only Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck's Seaweed
Tonic-and Mandrake Pills are sufficient, without
the Putmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pitts
freely In ail billions complaints, as they are per
fectly hartriess.
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, and now weighs ,1:15
pounds. was wasted away to a mere skeleton. 4n
the very last stage of Pulmonary Consumption,
his phyalcians having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned hem to his fate. He was cured
by the aforesaid tnee lanes. and since his recove
ry many thousands similarly afflicted have used
Dr. Schenck's preparation with the same re
markable success. Full directions accompany
each, malting It not absolutely necessary to per
sonally see Dr. Schema, unless patients wish
their lungs examined, and for this ourpose he Is
professionally at his Principal Office, Philadel
phia, every Saturday. where all letters for advice
must be addressed. He is also proless'oually at
No. 33 Bond street. New. York, every other
Tuesday, and at No. 33 Hanover street, Boston,
every other Wednesday. lie gives ads ice free,
but for a thorough examination with his Bespt
rometer the price is go. o,zce hours at each city
from 9 a. se. to 3 P. 14.
Price of the Pulmonic Byrn], and Seaweed Ton.
lc eachlll.s 9 per bottle. or 11,80 a calf dozen.
Mandrake Pills $l5 cents a box. For tale by all
iruggists. F
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DISEASIffe. 'flat numerous class of cases
resulting from- self abuse, producing as
manliness, nervous debility, Irritability. erup-
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potency, permanently cured. Persona afflict
ed wl,h oelicate. intricate and long %tend
ing constitutional complaints are polltelyinvited
to caU for consultation, which costs nothing.
Experience, the best stf• teachers. has enallled
permanent fect remedies at once efficient. safe,
, and which In most cues can be used
without hindrance to business. Medicines pre
pared In the establishment, which embraces (A
lice, reception and waiting rooms; also, 3oArilMut
aua sleeping apartments for patients requiring
daily personal attentien, and vapor and chemi
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supplies of White, Lakeh- Salmon, Bass.
Stergeon. Herring and , Magnum Trout, which
enables us to sell at 'the lowest' market prices,
wholesale of retail. We . invite all. levers kit
Fresh Fish to give us a call, and we will Incur
them a treat. • • • 1 mh2d
100,000 Pounds of Wool Wante
BIELNOR & HARPER,
AT THE WHITE FRONT,
3519 Liberty street, Pittaburgb, Pa
' e ms ,
FLOOR OIL CLOT S , '
tiltEgN OIL CLOTH
PUB witipow ',HADES. ..
TRAMqrARENT
NrINLIUW SHADES.
TABLE AND FULINITIIILE
OIL CLOTHS
IN EVERT VADIZT 3
J. t H. PHILLIPS.
16 bud AS Stith Mate.
a
I=
STATEMENT OF ' 14111 F•
BEN 'FRANI:IIN INSURANCE' CO.,
Of Allegheny, Pa.,
FOR VIE TEir, EIiDpiGJUNE 10%1869.
'6'100,0 00 . 00
CAPITAL
A .11.1.13.
•$ 76.000:004
• IJ.:
U' 183 Irs:oo
4.0e0.0%
$109:331.34-
stock Notes
1/onds atili Mortgages.
Bilis Reteivable
Cash
Office F
on
handurniture
Premium
Interest.
tlB.scrA.sB
DISBIIIISEICENT.
Dividends $ . 8, 000.00
1.709 00
Losses paid
Office ex pense.taxes and stamps 4.038.94
Commissions 381.71
Return premiums and relasu
—Tailed
111. 569.92
.Aktrionntof outstanding riske,sl,349, 86'4.00
Jr24:m56-TTEIS
AMIN
TO IRON CITY
1111111 AL LICE • .INSURANCE • 0
Of PettilSyllrallia.
Office, 75 Federal St.,Alleoeay
•
DIM.F.CTOS.St
Hon. JAMES L. GRAHAM, -- • .
Capt J. RO BI NSON, D.,
. R. 'ROBINSON,
Bev. A. K. RELL,_D.D._,
Rev. IL H. NEnBIT, D.D., _
W. A. REED Cashier Allegheny Trays CO.'.
JACOB BIIS,H Real Estate Agent,
SIRON DAUM. Mayor of Allegheny,
C. W. BENNY, Hatter,
A. S. BELL Attorney.at - Law,
Di L.
W PA.TT N. LuMber Merchant,
D. OOER, Insurance Agent.,
Capt. ROBT. ROBINSON., President. -
Rev. J. B. CLARK, P.D., Vice President,
JACOB ausn, Secretary,
C. W. BENNY; Treasurer.
M. W. WRITE, MEDICAL ADVISED.
DANIEL SWOOKEt, Wel Agent.
This is a tome comoang.eonducted on the mutual
Principle, each policy holder receiving Pliesai
_share of the profits of the Company. o
will be issued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and being conducted on an econorni
cal basis rill afford a safe investment to each
policy holder, and thereby retain the
re moneyat
home to e3courage home industry. h29:011
Ostia •
INSURANCE COMPANY,
PHELAN'S lEHLDING, ~
No. AB Fifth Avenue. Second Floor,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Capital All. P'aidtip.
DIRECTORS.
N. J. Bigley, IH.W.Olieer, Jr, 'Capt.M.Balley,
Drn'l V. &Race, S. H. riartl3llll4,A. Chambers,
Jake Hill, S. M , Clurkan . „ 'Jas. M . Bailey.
Thomas Smith, i Jno.S. Willock, i
ROBERT H. KING, President.
JNO. F. JENNINGS, Vice President.
JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretarr.
Capt. R. J. GRACE, Gen , l,Agent. ,
Insures on Liberal Terms on all Fire
said Marine Risks.
syd:ge7
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OP ALA, PA.
OFFICE IN FRAN - ELM SAYMGE BANE
BUILDING% •
No. 4.1 Obio St., ILUeshenv.
• BOMB COMPANY, managed by IltreCtOrll
ILDOWII to the community, who trust by Ear
desdiag to Lleritaillirb of your patrol:Laze.
HENRY IRWIN.-- ...........Prestdent.
ab..o. D. RIDDLE --... ----Secretary.
flentrirwia_,_ IDiL. Patterson, iWm., Cioier,
43.t0. B . Bleat., Jacob Franz, IGotUel aas
Stumm Drum. J. B. Smith, !Jacob It;
W. M. Stewart,' Ch. P. Whlston, I JOseph Orals , .
Joe. Laatr.er, Ili. J.Zintand, !Jere. Holten.
R. E. HERON.
GENERAL .A.01411T.
spID:o2S
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cor. Federal , St. and Diamond, Allegheny,
BAlLOLOfticej . in
the SECOND NATIONAL BANK
G.
W. W. MARTIN, President.
JORN BROWN, JR.. Vice President,
JAMES E. STEVENSON. Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
John A. Slyler, ;Jas. Lockhart.lJos. Myers,
Jas. La. G rafiam. Robert Lea, C. C. Boyl e .
Juo. Brown,Jr. George Gerat, ',Jacob Kopp.
0.11 PWlSlatasiJno. Tbotapsoni.l. ItloNaugher.
s.ps -
pENNSY_ILTANLA
iNSURANCE 'COMPANY OF PFITTSBURGHi'
OFFICE. No. 11573‘ WOOD STREET, BANE
OY COMMERCE BUMMING.
This is a .Home Company, and insured WWI
loss by Fire e.xcinalvelv.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
RORYMT PATRICE, Treasurer.
MOOR. .11cELHENY. Secretary.
Dramnonst
Leonard Walter, fieor_Wlimm,
0. C. Boyle,- Ste°. W. Brans,
Robert Patrick. J. C. L ippe,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Flelner,
Josiah King, • John Voegtley ,
Jas. H. Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, 334:
prA r cospeo 1211811BANCE COME
MICE. 14. E. COUNYB. WOOD I raTki BTB.
A Home Oempsny,takingPlre and ILtrinekm
DEIRCTORS:
Wm. Phillips, . Capt. •Tohn L. Rhoads,
John Watt, Samuel F. Shrivel,
John F. Parts, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Inner, Jared M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, Wm F. Lang,
James D. Verner Samuel McCtickart
WM. PHLLL'iPi sid out.
JOHN WATT ice President. •• .
W. F. GARDlTElt i ,Secreta Ty.
nA.F.T. JAS. 4416 ON. General Asent.
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY MAR,
FRANKLIN. INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA
011/107.,43S 3 113143112E5V111T BT..ntar iss
Druarciss.
altii?i i
Charles ff. Bazaar, Mordecai B. LonIS
Tobias Wagner, - . David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob B. timMit, PAW/I*d C. Dale.
s 7 eorse W. ma m•orerale.
ORAM.X.S B. BAN IQ Prudderiu
ED P. C. DALE. V ca President. . ;
W. 0. STEELE,
_Beereterieln. •
J. OARDNER COrrut, AGM?,
Borth West oorner Third Rid Wood Btreas.
mhß.wlb . ~
NIG .ND
STEEN INSURANCE C .
PANT OP PITTSIEUROH.., • :
EH HIROO& President: . ..:
_.__P. HERBERT. Secretor".
CAPT. GEORGE NEEL% element Agent;
' Dace. 911 Water street, Stowe & Go.'s Ra=ts.
lio:se, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
. win i n :are -against an Pittsburgh Of ?ire sad Ils
e gists. A. home Institution, managed .by it
i.
recto, who are well kpown Ssolhe community,
•
sad
who ar. determined by promptness and liber
ality. to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as Waring the best protection to those
who desire to Os insured. ,
Drhncione: .
AleXiiilder NiZaleiG— Senn B. hiathake. ..
B. Hiller, Jr., has. J. ciarXe.
James McAuley, . William's. Evans,
'Alexander Speer, .JOreA Kllkpstrick.
A.Adrelgr Acklell, P 1111111) ReYmer
David M. Long, . • Wm. Morrison ;
D. leans,en. .
. • Alta .
PITILADELPHI A.
Cu4LOMPA EGM P.PITTSBU ENT INSURANCE
CNY O_
C.E.No. 31311FTS ST.SEET.Basta ELWIN
Insures apaltuit all kinds'-of Tire and Marlaa
S. - ,
JOHN IRWIN. JP.. Preside t.
T. J. HOPKINSON, Vice President.' ~,,•
0.
_ti. , DONNLIATASoontory.
Cain'. Vill. D LkN. etatoral Agent. ,
piptafatte 1
1
platiftV u l i p: -. B. L. Bahneatool r
. J. 4106 a. • W. H. trersom..
er , • . •
puxivi ii. , Sqrig t o
e t i ns.
wi t ., k. J.T.l3toalr4als:-
, Capt. Wm. Nap. 1•T. B. Nevirk. 1
.
RECEIPTS.
15, 2,783 119
.41 31
4453.91
DIRECTORS:
Wrirre
:No. 65 Fifth avenue, opposite the Opera.
House. Pittsburgh, Pa., is.the coolest and most
desirable place of resorte. Liquors can se ha&
st this place Pare and tiood. The Bullard P.oorna.
are on the around door in the rear.
LEGAL
N THE MATTER OF THE AP-
I
PLICATION of "The Hopewell Old School
Presbyterian -.Church.. of Findley Township,
Allegheny c:unty, Pennsylvania • " for a Charter
of Incorporation, al No. 604 Sep ember Term.
1869.
Notice is hereby given thAt the "HOPEWELL
OLD SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN!' CHURCH, of
..
Findley Town ship. Allegheny ..POuntS, Pa.,"
L.
have made, app li cation to the Court of Commonl_
Pleas . for a
Cli ARTIE OF INCORPORATION ,
And that the same will be grouted at the next
term of Court. unless sufficient reason should be
shown to the contrary. ,
ant J. IL WALTER, VrothonotarY.
1 TN THE COURT OF COMMON .
j PLEAS, of Allegheny_ County, „No. 407 of
beotember Term. 1869. In the matter of the
Incorporation of- "THE A.aTIS Alia BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ALLE
GHENY CITY, PA."
Notice is hereby even that on the 17th day o 1
July, 1869, application was made to said Court
• to grant a Charter of Incorporation to said Asap
clAtlon; and that It no sulliclettlealionbe shows'
to the coutrarg. the same wilt be granted at the
next term of sainConrt.
D. W. AA. . BELL.
Attorneys for" i3 Pettt4owers- •
JCLY 1860. jygemlni
4LLEGELENT COUNTY, es.
wont of Wm. Johnston and C. Robb, exee-,
store of Andrew Johnson. dec'd.
Orphans , Court, 88. Jane term, 1.E69.
And now, to•wit. June 10, Is6o, the Court,
on motion of R. S. Woods, attorney for except
ants. appoint W. a ccou nt Jr., Esq.,
Auditor, to audit the op non the excep
tions and make distribution of the balance in the
hands of accountants. BY THE COURT.
Froth the Record*
A. HII.ANDI3, Clerk.
'The Auditor above named will meet the parties
intereiri.Pd for the purposes of his appointment.
at his On ce , No. 58 tirantstreet, Pittsburgh, on
the 6 day of A.TIGUST next, at o'clock. P. K.
W• li. HAWKINS, Jo.,Auditor.
JUT.,:r 10.1899. 37l2:me-nt
nOPK INS STREET.--Notice is
hereby given that on the 10th day of July.
186% at June Term, 1866, Quarter Sessions
Cotirt, a petition f...r vacation of a portion of
Hopkins street. City of a ilegheny, was present
ed and ordered to be Sled, and rule granted to
show cause why a portion of said street should
not be closed up and vacated.
JOHN C.' IdcrOldl3B.
jyr2:rns-urs -- -Attorney for Petitiontre
EXECUTORS
- - -
titters testementstry noon the will of EI..IZA
BETH BLACK, late ot Pittsburgh, deceased,
having boat issued to the underatomeo, all per
sons ind,bled are required to make payment,
and alt having claims will present them to
GEOIItIE .W.. COFFIN, Executor.
jyl9:ta32ll No. 49 Water street, Pittaburgh.
PROFESSIONAL.
G.LIYAN
ALDER~LAN,
Second Waid, Alleg'oeny. Office, No. 35 OMO
5T11).32. betvreen the Diamond said Beaver
streets.. AU business appertaining to the posi
tion attended to with ptomptness and dispateb.
ant.nlS
G v. De CAM',
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Oftice No. 137 FOCHTII...A.VENUE, Pitts
burgh. (formerly occupied by Hon. Walter H.
Lowrieo will practice the S. Circuit and
District Courts, in the State Supreme and all we
Court of, Allegheny county. and make collec
tions I n most of the adjacent counties. ja.M:d73
ARCELU3ALD BLALKELEY,
a tTrOXVN - E.V-ALT - I.LA.W ,
No. 9NNIFTII STREET,
aptittogl:d it?
SAMUEL ItiCIMASTERS,
14 "' IL.T.AMILMAZT. ,
Ex.ol3lcio Justice of the . Pelee and Police Msg..
trate. Mice. GRANT STREET, opposite the
Cathedral, PITTSBURGH, PA. '
Deeds, Bonds, I:Sprig/L.OS, .a.eknosriedgistent%
Depositions, and all - Legal Business °yeti:Med'
with promptness and dispatch. sahl6
:TORN d STRAIN,
•
EX-01FIC1 0 diIIiTICE OF THE PEACE AND
POLICE IittiILSTSATE.
oSee,l.l* IFLYTH STREET, opposite the Ca.
thtdral, Pittsbnreb;-Pa.Deeds onds, Mort
gages, Aoknowledginents, Depo sitionsl and all
Lege BUSIIIe6/ exudate& with nrozontness and
dispatch.
.WLEIION, •
Justice of the Peace,
CONVEYANCER, REAL
. KSJIJE AND INSU
RANCE
CARSON STREET, EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Rents solicited sad promptly at
t muted to. mytyl3o
W .
B. NEEPIEB,
A LbirpirAv Ala) EX-OFFICIO J USTICE OP
THE PEACE. •
OFFICE, 89 'FIFTH AVEIIIIR.
Special attention given to conveyancing and'
collections , Deeds. Bonds and Mortgages draws
up. and all legal ntudness attended to promptly it
and accuratelY. -
PROPOSALS.
CITT CalitOLLll3Au ()
, 8 Irma,
crCITY OF ALLEGLEMT, gnit 5,1809.
PROPOSALS
FOR COAL.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be recetied at this
office until 3 o•cloct Thursday. August 13th.
-1889. for five thousand (5,0001 bushels BEST
MERCHANTABLE LE M.? SAL, to be deliver
ed at the followlig places, viz:
3090 Oushels in basement of City Hall.'
35U bushels in Hope Engine House, . First.
Ward. . •
3UO bdshels in Columbia Engine House, Fourth
Ward.
150 bushels in Gen. Grant Engine House, Third
Ward.
300 bushels in Ellsworth Engine Hanse, Sixth
Ward.
• 350 bu , hels in Good Will Engine House.
350 bushels in Friendship Engine House.
Second Ws rd:
100 bushels in Second Weigh House, Second
Wird. .
80 bushels in Diamond Stales, First Ward.
The' coal to be wesghed on CRT Scales.
, M. PORTER
• ~.
ano ' • CITY CONTROLLER.
prearosstus FOR .
HARRISSUBG. GAS WORKS, (
JULY 21, 1889. t
SELLLO PROPOSALS will be received st the
• 'Harrisburg , Gas Work, natal the 10th DAY Or
AUGUST, for the delivery of Gas groat° hewed
during the.-next year , up to Beßtember 1, 1870.
The coat mast be of the sere beet quality for the
manufacture of gas and Aleilvered at the works..
J.ll communications . should re addressed to the
undersigned,' who will - give aU further Wenn',
Gott on the subject.
GEORGE BESONER., Secretary .
9:m76
CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE„
!- - Trry OF ALLEGIISYY. August Bth. 188 S. t
. VOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
'Sealed PropOtals Will be - received st :-
office until 3 cecina P. at.. on FRIDAY. August
13th. 1869; for Grading , and Paring the fallow
lug and ineara.• viz:
EP PERSON rREET; 'Bearer street Ze•
Shields . . , •
EVANS , ALLEY, from litacol street to Wash-'
Ingtoe avenue, •
4aNT(4OII.EEY AVENUE frohareantitne of
-
UtTiOilivenTe7t43;veitirrie otilhermai avenue.
_tdpeclications can be seen at the orate of - MAE..
Mk \qr. Esq...CliyiEogneer, -
Committee do not Vmd themselves lose
ceps the lowtsit or any bid. • •
au7:lo
q ASSigigSrlfrE NTS.
0211ICZ OF CITY Eliatiralit: 81311VZYCill,
• • PlTTfiDtrafill. august Se. 1869,.
, • ,
oTlCEe r alte assessment tor
the filltaDl,l;Gjaf :Wylie street extension.
vac,
Crawford :td' Kirkpatrick etrees.'le noir
treacly-foe exenglieettat: and esn es 'Pee at thlit
Attlee until TIM ite ILLY. Augeat Ildth..whett It.
telabe returaeit to the City Treartreei o ace for
: - • • • • .
aa,2,:m93' . MOORE, City igniflaser.
MEI
PITTESIIIIRGE, PA
'v. M. POSTE%
CITY CONTROLLER.