THE DAILY GAZETTE,
HOME NEWS
)11 , . C. M. Henry will plenae •all on (ha
Lincoln. Girard House, Allegheny. ra..,
tween 12 and 2 o'clock.
Another.—The commts.lon char!, G.
Milner, as Notars . rublle Netts received et the
office of Reeorder.Hunter yeeterd.Y.
Alderman Irwin, Of the-Second Were. Ane
glelllt Is acting In the absence of Mayor Uni
te., who bas gone East for a pleasure trip.
Allegheny property holders nre recounted
to read (her advortlaementof 11. I.facferr.m.
To
City reagurer. on the fourth page of to-dit.rr.
paper. o'
A fall so.I fresh stock of Ladles. Gouts' and
Chlldren's merino molerwear. at Jan. Degel.•
foss A Co..' new stand Stockists. Store. Nu. 30
Filth even e.
Atlegbe be.
tumid ele;
unreel
evening.
Ltbrary—Annual Eleetion.—The
lon for officers of the Allegheny
11 be held to-morrow (Thonday)
7.1( o'clock.
Teat y Deputy Mayor lakttola Issued
warrant Zr. the arrest of Charles Ptlamb. (or
40 fartor ttlng Me gallantry as to call Mrs.
E. C. Pal ax a “dlrty blab hog."
Job Lot Englieh Cotton Half Hose,
"" k, ", cheer, nt - the new stand blocking
Store, . ,Ito. DWY.L.MAX 24 Co..
N 0.30 Fifth avenue.
The at nu or are yesterday morning. about
three o'clock., WWI occasioned by the burning.
of a pile of lumber at the foot of Twentieth
attend: near the Independence Engine House.
The are Is supposed to, been been caused by
an Incendlsr),..-
By Heirloom to an advertisement on our first
me it will be seen the committee appointed to
ielact alto for a female college advertise for
proposals from owners of property In and
around this city. Land owners' attention Is es
pecially called.
Mearusese Laadalt 4.—The depths of
unadulterated meanness wag reached yester,
day by a man who entered a small confection
ery store on Fulton street during the storm,
and taking advantage of the absence of the
owner.. poor widow. emptied the till of
It contained. That chop should horn the
Premium.
Nock idle.—The following stocks were sold
last evening. by A. 31. >tcilwalo auctioneer.
tibia auction rooms. 106 Smlthneld street:
= b un iI 4 I I O ........ . tional Rank 4 11 g . 11 0 1
Manchester Saving, sang • 52 50
Monongsbela Navigation Co ...... . ra 241
K. and 51. Insuntnee Co 29 50
kasimy and Ikauty.—There is as much beau
ty and variety In manufactures sometimes, as
In what Is Plied this flue arta. Take. for ex
ample ,the stock of queenswara on exhibition
at 361 Liberty street, from the Keystone Pot
tery. Elegance. taste, delicate finish and beau
tiful outlines, are comprised in it. The fancy
may be pleased In these articles of every-day
use. lust as well as In any other department.
School Board Orgaalsation.—The Board of
Birectore of the St. Clair schools met but
evening and elected officers for the coining
year. The Board consist. of the following
members: Messrs. Andrew Stela, Louis Fritz,
Thomas Carrark. Martin Krause. Lawrence_
Schneider and Marna Fagan. The election
resulted as follows: Martin Krause, Presi
dent; Them. Currant. Treasurer; Lawrence
Schneider. Secretary; J. B. Cook. Acting Sec
retary.
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Got - . Geary errived in the cite y - esterder
morning ; and put up at the Motiengahela
ROUSO. He was accompanied by C.d. McFar
land, Superintendent of the Soldiers' Orphan.'
Salmis. The object of hit visit was
the. inspection of the Soldier.' Orphan•'
Schools In this vieinite. In the early port of
tha.day - he visited the school In the .Ninth
ward. and the Allegheny- Orphan Asylum
where the . .children of the State" ate cared
yfor. He left In the afternam train for I - IMo.
town, where he will ',nate until to-day. in
peeling the Fayette County School. Ret urn
.lng he.wlll rialt the Institution at Phillip.-
Oleg h thin morning.
During Mr short stay in this cite he a.
'called upon by a large number of citizens.
Flee In Allegheny. •
• Yesterday morning about eleCen
. tilelock a
slight ale occurred at .1. & H. W. Stiodsrm.,'
drug store. corner of Lacock and Federal
Streets. Allegheny. The boy had been In the
cellar and lit the gas, schen be threw the
match upon the floor. There happened to be
Itu re
nantint scatted over the place, and in an
nstant there seas tt blare. The Fire Depart
ment was summoned Ina fear minutes and by
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energetic effort. succeeded in ..ulaloing
llama. The loss will amount to about Cast
fully Insured. The cellar was filled with
highly inflarnable material. and but for the
promp: response and tubsequent action of
firemen. a heavy conflagration would
have ensued. The men performed their
duties admirably and received the heartiest
commendation of every spectator.
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John Westley Jackson, a resptmtahle colored
man of this county, was; called to serve
on the jury In the District Court, yesterday
morning. In empanelling the trot jury Mr.
3Fll,Tyniwtls coiled " an d mull' esmen
r with
tee eleven white men who had been called
before him. Hewes challenged off.
The sight, although a norel one, did not as
it might have done ten years since, create a
sensation. It is certainly remarkable with
what readiness the American people adopt
themselves to political changes and become
reconciled to coat which a few years
since would hare been considered prepos
terous. Had any one, even In this strohola
ot Republicanism. ten years since, predicted
that In 1870 the jury boxes Inoue courts would
be occupied by colored men, his chances for
maple; a lunatic asylum would have been
very SUM.
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MASONIC HALL—The Cantatn Society
the leadership of Prof. C. Tetedoun. will give
two grand 'concerts this week. tho first of
which will be offered to-morrow night. It is
hardly necessary for ns to say that .the occa-
Wong will be eminently worthy attendance.
The Society bas already made high reputation,
having furnished several of the finest amatehr
concerts ever had In this city, and u its mem
bers are close students each new occasion de
velops a higher degree of art and perfection.
The second concert will take place on Fridny
night. The programmes each night will be
entirely different. There still be no reserved
seats.
Tns. Acsogitr.—A Large and faahlonable
audienctoras in attendance last night at the
Scads a the occasion of the second enter
tainment of the celebrated Carncross 8 Din
ers minstrel companv.-01. course all were
pleased and entertained as no better company
weer came this way to - charm and delight an
audience. To-night, the third evening of the
reason a splendid bill will be offered.
liimon
Alderman Taylor did a, full day's business
yesterday in the criminal line. The first visi
tor who called upon him in - the morning was
John Toward, who made information setting
forth that Thomas Lloyd owed him $1.50. and
tkat Thomas was disposing ca his effects for
the purpose of absconding to England and
defrauding his creditors. Detectives wore
rt on the track to prevent Thomas' dee:is
-UT:ha McKenia and James Blakely had en
gaged tea little eve-gouging. John was the
most damaged. Ife consulted Alderman Tay
lor and James was held for a hearing.
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Caspar Dole made Information charging Au
gustus Duler with assault and battery. Val
entine Doyle made a idmllar complaint against
Jacob Limber. The parties all met Inn saloon
when% general row ensued. After bearing
both sides, the Alderman discharged the de
ttMdants and permitted the prosecutors to pay
top costa.
James Early was held for n bearing for at
tempting to choke Margaret Harington, nod
threatening to kill her.
Registration
Hader an Act of Assembly approved April
11th.1.870. entitled "As Act Supplementary to
an Aet to establish a Board of Health In the
City of. Pittsburgh, Am.." a full synopsis of
which we published some' time since, it ~e-%Mel
%Mel the duty of every clergyman, clerk or
keeper of church recent*, and of every mag
latrine er other person by or before whom
marriage may hereafter be solemnfred or con
tracted. of every pnictising physician nod
practitioner of midertfry, of every under
taken raeerintendent or sexton of cemetery
or burial ground In this city. to report his. her
or their names and places of residence to the
banish officer, at the ogee of the Board of
Health. and It shall be the duty of the health
ofeeer to hare the same properly registered,
In tilde% form. in imitable becks, to be fur
nished by the Board of Health. In the error
of any of the persons above swilled remov
leg to any other place of reslitenee. It shall he
their duty to notify the health caber of the
fact within thirty days after such removal,
Tbepenalty for neglecting to report above
is a nue of VO.
Tide act goes into effect July Ist.. 1870. and
In order that Its provisions may be fully eon,
plied with. It is necessary that the gismos
deehntated above should report Immediately,
so that they Clay be furnished with the axe.-
-Nary blanks before that date. '
A lisbarlosif 'tome
The pleasures and benefits of a bmuc in the
suburb.. with all the advantages of the city,
and all thu delights of country life, are no ap
parent and enticlugthat it is remarkable that
more of our merchants and city people have
not availed themselves of this method of
making existence more happy and endurable.
The only valld reason that sums to answer
for this action
really cozy. comay be b floe u a n n dl nc t o h n e v f e c e n t t h a e t n
Mabee
home In this vicinity I, hard to secure
-meters m mach miaow being willing to
„ One of those rare opportunities which only
come once In a lifetime will be given to-day In
tb• "Iva Gm elegant and semitone premises
as Wilkinsburg now in the possession of Mr.
=wad Rehm. Here Iscomprtmed two and a
, half acres of as choice land as can be found
le the country. together with a large brick
dwelling house, brick tenant house, stable and
• carriage house. ate , the out-slde conveniences
• Wan =bard of fruit - growing trees, which
Itself Ls a treasure. The property Is
situated on the Greensburg pike within
tare minutes walk -of the station, at
which trains stop nearly corny hour. or
a abort and pleasant Mire over an excel,
lent road would bring the merchant into the
city In time for the opening of business. Such
an eligible site so beau - brag and convenient Is
eery rarely el:renal for gala Real estate
fanciers -or any person desiring en elegant
enbarhan home or CoUntrf hotel. should be on
hand this a ft ernoon at four o'clock when Col.
John H. Stewart wields the hammer. An op
portunity will be given for examination before
the We. Whoever gets It will secure a real
estate treasure.
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THE COURTS.
District Conn—Juige Kfrkpatrirk
Jone 7. —The nrat ram; taken up
was that of Than. Mellon Herron
al. Sei..rasSur. Mortgage fur tf:al. The jury
ill he, elvirged he the feint Wednemitli.
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yarning. :
The next case taken up ss ise that. of Ham
let.. trustee. vit. Severance. Action of tourer
nd connemion. to meaner a lot of lumber al
!ger to have been taken by delTndants. On
Process of attachment was Issued and a fine
of gWentered agatest the followingdefaulting
joror, James 'Stoney. Fred Haney. J. McD.
Pra,san. Jas. McMullen. James N. Ca,. Win;
Speelman, Samuel Hallman, John Sweney end
Joshua Warner.
TRIAL LIST FOR
Hartupee dr Co.'s use vs. Caldwell.
76 Johnson's Eire vs. Rodgers et al.
77 Same Ts. Same.
7n City bf Pittsburgh vs. W.l.' ,
81 Smith vs. Williams.
83 Johnson's Firs vs. Shaffer.
8.5 Herat vs. Scott .t (that.
BS McCliutock so. liodgers. nc
87 Murphy et
ND froeTrIPT for u v :S . La T.LTRI , 4 I . St
common Plea.-Judge Klovre
TrI.I , Y. June 7.—Thu ease of Hall vs.
MVI, previously reported, Was resumed and
submitted to the jury.
The first case taken up was that of William
McClelland vs. Thomas Rogers, Jr.; action to
recover $1,500 paid for stock of the Allegheny
Manufacturing Company, which company
proved to b
rial.e Insolvent at the time of the par-
time On t
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Attachments were Issued for the following
defaulting persons: David Deck. Phillip Junes.
John Lewis. C. ii. Love And William Sterling,
upon each of whom a fine of $2O was im
posed.
TRIAL LIST FOR REDNDIDAY.
275. Young vs. Duff & Ewing.
275. lfervey vs. Young at al.
JO4. MeSwiggen vs. Kuhlman at al.
338. Kerr vs. Zeigler.
3t13. Duncan 11. Waughter vs. School Board of
11th ward, Pittsburgh.
311. Brown vs. Gillespie.
315. Allegheny Co. it. Walker.
310. Richards vs. Schwab.
• 317. Drumm TR. Rein.
31$. Davis is. Balton.
Quarter Sessions—Judge Collier.
Trgsoar, June 7.—The case of the Common
wealt .1 vs. ttllama Rafferty, Indicted for
keeping a gambling house, was taken up. The
case was opened on the part of the prosecu
tion by District Attorney Pearson, who briefly
stated the facts: and the dram against the
defendant.
Several witnesses were then called. and the
fact of Mr. Rafferty's arrest in the gambling
house. on Sixth street, proven, and it was also
proven that ho had been engaged in playing
the gzune of Faro, sometimes as "dealer" and
at others as "lookout."
FANO IN COURT.
Mr. William Neeper was then placed an the
stand. and In order to demonstrate the game
of Faro to the jury, the "layout" was placed
before the witness. and a game opened up, the
witness dealing nod the District attorney do
log the betting. The witness held that the
game tons a fair one; that the chances were as
much In favor of the better as of the dealer.
The chances to we, were equal en both sides.
Wit.ss had been playing the game for twelve
years. and had never seen the defendant enga
ged In gambling until within the last year. He
thought Mr. Rafferty-a novice at the business,
and that he had lost money In the game.
Thomas Habra, sworn—Have been In Elijah
Hall's saloon on Sixth . street; have seen the
game of ram played there; have been there a
dozen there; have seen the defendant there at
eifferent times. both In the afternoon and et
night. I have seen cards played In the after
noon. but never ea ts• faro except at night.
Saw Rafferty play cards once. At night they
plared faro. It Is more lively. I saw Mr.
Rafferty dealing two evenings. At the other
times he occupied the lookout chair. I pur
chated checks one night from 'Mr. Rafferty;
boughty twenty-floe dollar' worth. Saw Mr.
Rafferty in a gambling house an Smithfield
street.
Wllry SiMj.oli—Know the defendant; have
own
n - him f br four. fie has been en
gaged with his father in a feed store. I have
been at llallb saloon. un 'Third street In the
afternoon. eaw Mr. Rafferty there on one oc
casion; it wan inn room up stairs; they were
playing faro: there were eight or ten person.
present; I never was in the house but twice
and I never caw Mr. !Lafferty engaged in x
game of tarn; I never saw-Mr. ILafferty en
fMtiPrl'. VT. a s t w a oTiT.„"srm:rrerpe h glinh
Hall kept a saloon on 3d avenue—have not
been in the house for ten months. The room
over the dining room was used for playing
faro—hate seen all the paraphanalia . titers for
plating the game of faro—have known Mr.
Rafferty': the defendant. for seven!l years—
don't know what he is engaged in—have seen
him in the faro room—have seen him dealing
and have seen him acting in thecapacity of
lookout. I think the Implements belonged to
my brother—l cannot say directly whether Mr.
Rafferty was In partnership with my brother
or not.
Geom.. Holt. sworn—l know the house kept
by rah Hall, on Third avenue; 1 have been
veral houses where games of chance
we played; saw Mr. Rafferty there two
years ago; never saw him engaged In a game
of any Una: I was In the room the night the
police made the arrest; they were playing faro
that night; Mr. Wierheller was dealing the
game; never saw Mr. Rafferty play.
:Pule, sworn—l raw in the house
kept be Elijah Hall on Third avenue prior to
the WI of January last; have been there both
day and night; saw Mr. Rafferty them. 1 have
seen Mr. Rafferty dealing faro; can't any the
exact time—have seen him at other times—
saw him loose MOD—that is the gamerlost that
mach''fl°. the game the night the police
came In and arrested the pante.. I had about
sixty dollars worth of checks in MT pocket; I
was looser that night. Elijah Hall and Vlerhel
ler generally dealt; William Rafferty dealt
sometimes.
Henry Goldstein. sworn—l am a dry goods
dealer; have no store but carry them through
the city. I was In Hall's saloon; was In the
room where they played cards and faro: seen
them play seven-np and cribbage In the after
noon. I was up one night and saw them play
faro: I think I saw Mr. Rafferty there that
night; I did not see Mr. Rafferty dealing that
leht.
'own?, rmstrorut. sworn—l know the house
kept by Elijah Hall on Third arcane. The
room over the dining room was used as a faro
bank. I was In the room once; saw Mr. Raf
ferty there; he was taking no Pert in the
game. I was there once at night; a game of
faro was going on ; Mr. Hall was dealing; I
played against the game. I never acted as look
out never was In that house but once before.
Have known Mr. Rafferty for several years;
he was with his father Ina feed store.
John .If. Kirkpotriek. eworn.—l have been In
the house kept by Elijah Hall on Third ave
nue several times; saw Mr. Rafferty there:
everytlme I ear Mr. Rafferty he was acting as
- look-out;" I had been In the house four or
live times: Mr. Rafferty I think was present; I
thw Rafferty in a house on Brultheeld street. I
ink I saw him dealing there; I don't know
whether the . lt-o
loout - always has. Interest
In the game or not, but I think not; sometime.
one of the players act. as "look-outi" I have
seen Rafferty betting against the game; I hare
known Rafferty about twelve or fourteen
years; he was engaged around his father's
store.
lamp S. Patterson sworn-1 am Mayors'
clerk—on the night of -the 14th of January
these articles (referring, to the faro imple
menta, the "lay out" "checks" and "deal box"
dc..) were delivered to me by the officers who
made the arrest and they have been in my
possession ever since. morn a conversation
with Mr. Hagerty next ing.; Mr. Rafferty
.Id he did not want a bearing IKit asked me
to have the bail reduced if possible. He af
terwards came to the office and requested me
to take care of those checks and not have
parties carrying them shout in their pockets,
Some timeisrevious to that I bad a conversa
tion with Mr. Rafferty- told me that be was
in partnership with Elijah Hall, in the gamb
ling business.
Jump!. M. Grimum.•worn-1 am trustee for
the property on Third avenue. which was oc
cupied by Elijah Hall; I leased it to him Jan
uary, 1549. for one year; He told me be waisted
It fora saloon, and rive me John A. Strain
and James blackmore so bail. 1 refused to
renew the lease when I ascertained for what
purpose
lTCO=ggretlLigiested their - case
and Court adjourned.
=LAI.LIST 705 I•NDNESDAT.:
Cam. vs,Wm. Hagerty.
171. " Darby Holland, 4 cases.
68. " Caroline Schubert. - -
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I. Aerbara Brnwdy, 3 cas e.
Patrick Burke.
.71rPrerrVket d.
10 Emma Barrett:
Ll." Margaret E. Snyder.
WI, " A. lagalle et al. --
11. " Marla Hare.
IW " Anne Seymour.
TRIAL LIST TOR TITCANI.PA 1r
al. Cow. T.. John D. Irwin.
- Thomas Owens.
*. Lewis R. Lindsay.
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33..
Phillip Durnd.
31 •• • Itobert Barr. Z easen
Elizabeth Matthelta
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31. Finrition Berger.
33. .•• Henry Best.
James Griffin.
STRUCK DEAD
A Lightning hirelic—A Man gal Itarse Wiled
Poor Person. Eittinned—Thrilling Escape.
The storm of yesterday wen marked by an
unusually sad an thrilling Incident which oc
curred in the city. Shortly alter two o'clock,
when It was at Its bight, Mr. William Hartle
Was driving a carriage containing. two ladles
and two gentlemen over the Mechanics street
bridge. -Just as he had cleared the structure,
and was entering Mechanics street a
vivid flash of lightning, was seen, followed
Instantly by a terrific clap of thunder. When
It had passed some employes In the mill near
by observed that the horses attached to the
carriage were laying down. upon go
log out they- discovered that one of
the animals and the'driver had been killed
by the lightning• The electric geld seemed
to have encircled the man's neck, then passed
up his face and out through the crown of his
hat, In which hole Was burned. His death
was Instantatteous. It seems the Ilgistelelf
Ent his the horse, and glanced from Its shoe
up to the man who W. sitting on the car
triorb'eldif..stuibrin'eVetTessulenskU'Or
'Lrr mol ir e ' arTi r it
was some time before they recoveredtheus e
of their faculties. The remabaL horse, ftr
a short time. was madam', to ,
able to walk away.
The body of Mr. Hartle wan removed to his
residence in Main near Chestnut street. Alle.
gbeny. as anon as possible. The deceased was
about fifty-five yearn of age and leaves a wife
and several children, some of whom
married. He was engaged in the livery but.
nese in the firm of Hurtle & Grubbs,. West
street above Ohio, Third sward, &Beefier,
and was In affluent eiretroutiutces.
out wits 17reirktio7ei
universally respected as a business man and
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gentleman.
The singular escape of the remainder albs
partli t eems like toiratle. All of them lut
mu
bed been fully restated and appeared
as we as ever:
Coroner Clawson will bold an limed Mts
mornlar st ten o'clock upon the remains of
the 'cream.
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Tobacco, — Clears, Pipes,
Tobacco, agars, Pipes,
Tobacco, agars, Pipe,.
Tobacco, .agars, . Pip,,,
Tobacco, aeon. PIN*.
Tobacco, Clears. • apes.
At Megraws, 46 Ninth street, wholesale or
retail, all the emelt brands. No better stock
In the city. Good articles and cheap prate.
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PITTSBURGH DA
THE ALLEGHENY SCHOOLS.
The Board of Controller'. In he..ion -The
uric. of Tenehrr.—The Ballo of *whotar—
M==MM
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Last evening, a regular monthly meeting of
the Allegheny Board of i,hool Controllers.
was held In the Common Council Clamber.
City Building.
At eight o'clock the meeting was opened
vrltt, proper. . by the President. Bev. Joseph
King.
oThe f o llowing members :mswered to the
en of the roll : Messrs. Ashworth. Alga°.
limbic.. Krebs. Barker. Beckart,• BMW.. Bog
land. Denney, Chadwick. Dunlap, Francis.
Fans, 11.ey, Godfrey. KallOCk. Minnemver.
3toul, Mossier. Moser, Marthans, MeCance,
McConnell, McClinton. Nesbit. Patterson,
Pnrke. NICRe liPraKne. Trimble. White,
mu. and President King.
Minutes read and approved.
VISITU(O TEL SCHOOLS
The Local Hoards reported the result of
their rislts to the different schools.• Mr. Kel-•
lock reported that Bartholomew's drawing
cards had been Introduced Into the schools a,
ordered. Der. Chadwick reported. front the
Sloth ward that Miss Kate Holmes had been
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elected writing teacher In those schools. Mr.
Barker reported that the colored schools
were In a better condition than they had ever
been heretofore. The scholars had taken up
drawing and bad already made great pro.
ftclency under the guidance of Miss Harriett
Wilson. •
Nothing worthy of special note occurred
during the mouth to the other schools of the
city. •
Mr. Francis presented the annual report of
the Committee on Night Schools, which gave
a detailed statement • of the-attendance, en
rollment and general management of the
schools during the past year.' The report was
accompanied by it resolution authorizing the
preparation of blanks to be ailed out by the
Principals, charring age occupation. resi
dence &c., de., of the , scholars, and sent to the
committee monthly.
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Mr. Dunlap stated the Committee on Teach
ers and Salaries had been unable to meet du
ring the month, and' therefore could not de
cide upon a basis regulating the number of
scholars to each teacher in the schools. They
desired, therefore, that the Board settle that
matter. The committee recommended that
forty-five to eactiteacher be the basis.
Mr. Hallock offered a resolution authorizing
each local Board to employ one teacher for
each forty-three scholars. and allowing an ad
ditional teacher In each school where the
average attendance for three months would
exhibit an excess of twenty-two scholars over
the prescribed number: In small and Inferiorly
graded schools the matter of an additional
teacher toil, e settled by the Board; the Secre
tary to rep ort annually at the first meeting In
Juno the number of teachers to which each
ward is entitled under this basis.
Mr. Chadwick moved that the matter In re
ferred to the Committee on Tenchersiand Sal
aries. • Carried.
TILE "el:Eger-vim, 11.11LANCIX"
The Secretw presented the draft of the net
In relation to the .. unexpended balances - of
the school fund. It was rend. The 'bill Is
similar to that in force In Pittsburgh.
Several small bills amounting to itle II were
presented, and warrants ordered.
TEXT BOOK CHANGE,.
Mr. Marthene presented a preamblL null re
solution settles. forth the imnorance and ex
pense Incurred by the frequent changes In
text books In the schools. and authorizMg the
Committee on Text /Woke to report a resolu
tion. providing that hereafter no changes he
made to the books (or terms less than three
pears.
Referred to the Committee on Teat ;Rooks.
TKACILERB . SALARILS.
The Secretary asked for instructidni in re
lation to his duty In the matter hf signing
warrants for the salaries of the Seventh want
teachers. [This was formerly an Independent
school district, but finally came into 'the city
system. Several legal questions were Involv
ed in this change. one of which woo the mat
ter of salaries and who should pay them.)
Mr. Denney moved that the Secretary be In
structed to sign these warrants for the MK.,
lar salary of the teachers and the Increase.
which made the salaries of the three teachern
equal to those paid in the otherl wards.
Carried.
Mr. Kallock moved a recon.sideration of the
cute vaned at the last meeting increasing the
salaries of the teachers throughout the sal'
for the remainder of the school year. May
and June.
Mr. Chadwick said therehad betel
s - great
deal of dissatisfaction expressed by he peo
ple in reference to this increase, and he want
ed to he placed right on the record. He called
the yeas and nave on the motion. I
The yens and nays were taken on the mo
tion, resulting-in seventeen to favor atom six
teen against. So the motion was reconsid
ered.
Mr. Francis moved to refer the tiesolution
back to the Committee on Teachers and
eaF
arles, to report at next !uterine
to report at neat meeting:
Mr. Beekart. feseiteilly].—Hr.Presldeut. be
fore we make camels. any more ridiculous I
mote we adjourn.
The Chair entertained the motion 1 view of
the probable unpleasant situation. thus timely
suggested, but the question being Pat It was
Toted down by a large majority. I
Mr. Francis' motion was then carried.
The Secretary read the following monthly
=2!
wad.. EnrolFt. Atterice. Ns •
First ward.. dup I
Second
Third . I.ass file
Fourth 518 Ittt
7 0.5 SW 400
Vlfth 15= ace
055th 74 577
4t2 Gain 1.5. 146
1 7 : 5
ee
EMI!I
. _
Recetred and Fled.
The Secretary RN° reported the amount o
• tries paid for the month of May to he $7.010.
On motion. adjourned.
BIRXINGIIAN COUNCIL
Regular Meeting
The Birmingham Council held a , regula
meeting Mat night. In the Council chamber.
Burgess Aughhabaugh presiding•
Present—Mes.r.t. Doyle. Duoeao.. tterbory.
Schneider. Oliver. Scherann ►od Woeg tly.
The minute. of the precious meeting were
read .1 approved.
The Committee appointed In the case of the
.h C. R. it. tome reported progress.
Mr. Duncan : from the Street Committee, re
:r They had
t Ingham street and tasestnut alley, be
wawa Fifth and Stith street., but se yet hod
• of It any contracts.
Sundry bills.amounting , to SM. were read
ad warrants ordered to be drawn for the
• ounts. •
The report of the Treasurer. John P. Meech.
Esq., for May, showed balance of $1.63; Min
the Treasury.
Th. report of Mr. Cherie, Evans. Street
Commissioner. showed that the borough was
Indebted to him to the amount of VIM CZ.
The report of Mr. Ph. Pfeil, Market Master,
showed a balance due the borough of =1.5 7:17.
The report of Mr. J. M. Conway, welsh
master. for the month of May showed a bal.
Imee, due the Board. of CM M.
The Bums. read a petition from residents
of Seventeenth street for a Eat lamp on the
comer of iranhingtim ' , and Seventeenth
streets. Referred to the Finance Committee.
Also a petition from resident. of Chestnut
alley. to have said alley between Sloth and
Seventh street. graded. Referred to
Commit
tee on Streets.
Also n petlilon from John P. Pears, Esq..
President of the Oas Company. asking that
Seventeenth street. from the termination of
the present pavement thereon. at and near
Intersection of Wharton street. be continued
to the northern side of the intersection of
Short—street. Referred to • the Street Com
mittee. •
•• •.
A warrant was ordered to be drawn In favor
of Hastings & O'Neill for paving done. for the
sum of !WI. Also 'warrants in favor of the
borough °Meen oa account of ealaries.
Mr. Atterbory moved that a special commit
tee of three be appointed to act in connection
with the Street Committee relative to the
construction of the sewer on Eighth street.
Adopted, and ileum. Attertury, Vogeley
and Schwarm were appointed. and on motion
the Burge.s was added to the committee.
Mr. Attertutry read an ordinance which
provide. for the measuring of the lumber de
livered in the borough.
Some doubt was entertained byseveral
members whether the borough had the right
to compel them to have their lumber MER
stared by the borough ofacials.
Mr. Atterbory moved to make the wharfage
on lumber twelve cents Der thousand feet
landed on the borough wharf, and. that the
Borough Solicitor be instructed to draw up an
Ordinance to that effect. The: motion pre
vailed.
On motion of Mr. Atterebry, amended b
Mr. Oliver. It was resolved — to have an urd
nonce peened requiring tendon of patent med
icicles and other artic les on the streets. to tat .
gat a borough license. and that they be oho
d the earn of V.
On motion, adjourned to uext Tuesday even
lop 14th inst.
FEMALE JACR SHEPPARD
A Precocious Young Crlminol—ilerillsiory sod
Last lisplirit—Moappeersoce from Some.
The exploits of Jack Sheppard and those
other historic worthies bid fair to be rivaled
by i precocious young female who resides In
the Ninth ward of this city.. The child Is
about twelve years of age, and seems to have
an uncontrollable spirit for adventure In
stealing. Upon several OCCIIIiOIIII she has
been before our magistrates, but her youth,
and the fact that she was the child of a wid
owed mother. always secured her release with
no other punishment than a severe reprimand,
Continued suceen seemed to have made her
bold, and her exploits Increased in numberand
daring until she may well take rank among the
hi ne r le r t r et i t e ad f vgrt t ur e r ' ril lo developed rester
day. It seems that the house of neighbor
near
near her home not far from the Independence
Engine Rouse, was made the object of her
t !M r am"Yr e rl t rr a t Y
night,et ehwr:keialruthetf y
the youthful criminal.
At a late hour she ef
fected an entrance by climbing up a spout and
thus gaining admittance through an upper
window. The hcuse was ransacked thor
oughly, but nothp taken except a pocket
book containing which was laid In a draw
er of the dm fig bureau..Yesterday_the
fact of the robbery became k nown to the tam.'
LlE.who bad returned borne
gh tv d eti . c v zi however, to the thief, and
St hrratances which came to lf:trLibdulafet
gyett swavau c p: a r i t the little girl. Tester
and tram. down town7or a jar r ir l . 'gr= e ;
stopped at a reetauranron WOod street, t hence
proceeded u, an Ice creamsaloon and from
salt to the Market house the ilttie girl foot
inn the bills to the great o f
tons. Finally, they y top F p ,,,,, st her :S.M.'''.
pines. and sat for photomap. oeal, ‘ '.lM
turning home the others. were ethusiastic I
their praises of MS linerldltY o f their e te n
tablet. - This with an investition, and she
sender
the robbery. While a
she sender was sent for an officer, however, she
managed to escape, and has not been heard of
since. The most diligent search of the detect
tires failed to apprehend her. but it is likely
she will be secured before long. For youthful
precocity lathe criminal line, this Is ahead of
earthing we have yet heard of.
EMS
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EMM
Y GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 8, 1870.
CU
THE 4
All Around Town—Free • of the Lightning—
The Results Damage.
A terrible thunder sty .1 passed over this
city about half-past two clock yesterday. by
which considerable dam. : , is reported to
have been done. The st nn was of about
thirty minutes' duration. during which time
the-rain fell In torrenta, d continued to fall
~
fur over an hour after .he electricity had
spent Its fury. Daring t time the storm was
most violent flash after a hof lightning, lc
companled by the most,[ trifle thunder. fol
lowed In such rapid Caere alon that the hen,
ens presented one coati.. al sheet of tame.
and the rapidity with wh h the thunder fol
lowed the flashy Indica ell that the over
clouds from whic. the peals of thun
der came were at no glen . distance from the
city. I
tactrok.
tio far as we have be.. able to ascertain,
there scat but one fatal, a cident occurred In
this Nincinity, but a atm • r of incidents of
a less Important matter \ re reported.
Three boys employed Hutchinson's glass
house, on Pride street, ot names we were
unable to learn, were st mt. by a current of
the Mold which passed into the earth near
where they were at w r Medical attend
tore was summoned au , they were soon re-
. .
tored to cooscluttsnes.
The smoke stack of t
!Water Works at the
I ted by the ..eccen.
half of It knocked
doneto any other
=C=CI=E
Cola;
tile''and about
off. No serioue Injury
part of the works.
. . . . .
. -A house on Clark atre t, In the Eight ward,
was the subject of the wrath of the Storm
King, and suffered to a I onsiderable extent,
The field struck the gar I end of the house
and - the roof for ten feet . quare was torn off.
The residence of Mr. It. J. McGowan, at the
corner of Twenty-secoud and Willow street,
wan also struck by the II glitning. The fluid
\
1
pr sell through tho roo ' nd down the stair
% y doing
con
ammo.
The freaks of the ele t c flultrwere not by
any means confined to b side of the river.
but visited our sister it .. where It played
some very peculiar free s.
The house of George i n. tel.:ally was seri
ously damaged. Thelltt Mg aro& a wood
en conductor between It and an adjoining
house owned by Mi. Ma. h 11. pasted Into the
corner room of Mr. Manths house where a
child was sleeping. The child ...stunned and
was unconscious for a eon idemble length of
time, but was finally retitoted. Mr. McNulty's
house was considemblY damaged,l the roof
being to off end the plaStering loosened.
The wall of a house on Locust street. Fifth
ward. was cracked and badly damaged by a
stroke. Anotherboute about a square away
had a portion of the roof token off.
A little girl was stondin,got the window of
of a house In the Sixth ward when the light
ding struck near by. Navas knocked down
and stuntied;.but soon recovertd.
The water from South COMMOISI overflowed
nod broke through the wall along the Fort
Wayne track, hooding it to the depth of sever
al feet. No damage further than that to the
wall. Federal street in the vicinity was also
flooded.
GERMAN IN THE SCHOOLS
Public Nlcetings--Petlllows and .tetlon of
Leers! Boards.
.t meeting of citizens was held in the stinker
house of the Third and Fifth wards on Tues
day evening, June 7th. 1570. Mr. Brown wax
called to the Chair. and C. F. Bauer elected
Secretary.
Mr. David Simms. one of the School Direct
ors of the Third ward. stated the object of the
meeting to he this: To get the 6en6o of the
public In retard to the I , est mode of intro-
ducing the study of the German language in
the public *charts.
Mr. Luckey. the City Superintendent. then
stated that fora number of years he looked
forwt.td to the day when the German could be
introduced In our system of public education.
lie would prefer a concerted plan of general
In
action
German as he
well as ole c ln English. ity and traded schools
After a general exchange of opinions and
several explanations as to the best mode of
reaching the desired end, it was
Iter,ilvd, That a committee of three be ao
poined. Mr. Luckey as chairman, to define a
plan and lay It before the Central Board of
Education. The committee to consist of
Mentors. Luckey, C. F. Bauer and E. Lust.
Reseirot, That when tfe adjourn, we adjourn
to meet again next Monday. June 11th. at 11..
r. N. to receive the report of the Committee.
Rosdrcel, That the proceedings of this meet
ing be published In the city pavers.
Adjourned. •
SLYIII W6lll,
The regular monthly
tone d
of the Sixth
Ward (Forbes district , School Board was held
last eveolng at which the question of the
German In the schools wad discussed.
Mr. Credo preaented n petition signer! by
over one hundred and fifty citizens praying for
Its introduction.
Oa toot Inn of Mr. Coss, the petition was ac
cepted
. t c ed t and referred to the ( entre! Board of
km. with n favorable recommendation.
The Sixih ward schools. Rile most numer
ously attended in the city., under the care of
the Principal. Pro!. Eaton, arid the excellent
female teachers with him: are In 6 very flour
ishing condition. Teachers and pupils now,
however, look forward with pleasure to the
achtion. •
Neal Estate Transfers.
The following deeds e ere admitted of re
_ cord in the oilier of Thos. 11. flouter Esq.. Re
cordere for Allegheny county. Monday June 0,
BO
H~S. Fleming sheriff to C. F.Schwartr.Murch 1
24, lg3t Mby UP feet on Penn street, Pitts
' burgh. with building. 97.100
C. F. Schwartz to Nichol. Siebert. May 11.
1370: sums ea above .$7.500.
Amos Flnkbine to Mary It. Woods. June 3.
UM: 3 acre. and 41 percher In borough of
Sewlekly. with buildings ~ . War
John Cbisiett to Jobs Metcalf. A yell I, 15704
00 by IM. feet on lorty.fourtb street. Pitts-
Thomas Itererir to_Mary Cyrano, Mar-.
IS7e ni by 140 tees no Fifth etreet, In Mom
of McKeesport with building . . *MU
St. Dealt Homan Catholic otmestt es) lulu 10
• Mary Farrell. July 9. 1.8 a; 77 by tal feet 10
Lower St. Clair tp., with building. 110.50
H. Malik ins 'guar, to Michael Welsh. June
71. IMOS: 40 by lir. feet on Browns-due 1 , 14 ,
South Pittsburgh 1041
Thomas S. Biir Du.- to Jame , McDonald.
June S..lar: $ lot • In town of Roscommon,
Allegheny county. Pa
Mi.beth Hommel to Adam Vence!, May 11.
187th 15 by MO feet on Greensburg pike,
Pittsburgh. with buildings ~, ILKO
Fiances Furs to Nicholas Hart., March ft.
liMg 189 by 157 feet In Lower St. Clair to..
with buildings. • • Ilaco
J. Klingraneto John Ltridgons;JUPO 1, 1W33:
24 by .A feet on Mahon Street. Thirteenth
ward, Pittsburgh, with buildings _ .11.11.1
Hugh Purcell to Charles Grubbs, April 1. 108:
be MS feet on Malt, street, borough of
Sharp.burg. • .• $l,llO
Wet. Nemo. tO'Jonatti. MeCtimonds. April
XL 187th ft by 156 feet on Cook street, Elev
euth ward, Plitsburgh, with, building... Pita
TIMPLUirf June ~ 1870.
11: T. Price to Pierce Slunett,"Mny 1870; 40
by MO feet on Buena Vista street. Allegheny.
with . anti
Martin Crams. to John 171,Inger. May Vt. ISM;
SC by 1.83 feet on the Brownlvllle Plankroad.
Lower St. Clale town.hip, with buildings
.#1:mo
John Lohman to J. T. Herbert, September 0,
Palk 13 acres, 3 reeds and 5 perches land In
Franklin township, with buildings '
Jas. filundon to Ann LUundan. June 6, 1870.94
by 1110 feet in Temranoeville . $1,7311
John Nicholson to Jo pe hn Lohrimm. September
11, 1504. 00 by zA) feet In South Pitt.burgb.
wit h betiding* . plea
Andrew Lowry to Henry Goff, Marel7B, - 187fr,
Ai by 100. feet. us Hemlock street. Allegheny
City, with building... ...31.5.10
13. Wilkins, Guardian. to Lewis Piercer.
May 11. MO; 40 by 86 feet no Pl. street,
Lower St. Clair township 1 , 100
Val; Lorentz to Samuel Donner. Mayo. 187 U; 24
by I= feet on Sidney street, Fast Birming
. loan $1.400
Owls. Fink to Jas. lUtchle. October b. IMP; 37
hi: 110 feet In Lower St. Clair township, with
S. 11. Hartman et al. to Amos Flnkbine, Jan.
1.1981: GO by 270 feet un .Sooth avenue, city
of Allegheny, with buildings. . .110,f410
Daniel White to Wm. 1. Lafferty. May M.-1670;
5) by 700 tat on Lincoln street, Twenty-era
ward, Pittsburgh. - . • 9750
Wm. A. Hermit to Nichol. Roy, Mar 9,1811 Y.
40 by KO feet on Orleans street, Thirteenth
ward. Pittsburgh SAXI
Jobs Smith to Jas. Richards, August 2, ISMe.
1M by le feet in Lower St. Clair township.
Wm. A. Herron to Jobs Hughes, Januaryl.
PM al by Pr feet . = Orleans street, Thir
teenth street, Pltteburgh ' • ••, ' , ~
jAnnuuncement.) •
Plashergh—lts Industry awl Commerce,:
This Is the title of a volume in preys, which
is Intended to supply a- want—to bring pro
, deter undeon.mer Into more Intimate eon.-
: tact. The plan upon which the volume is
I constructed place, the most reliable data ac
bßßaardtluelVe 17d P u e s r t i r7 c an
°swab. side bv side with the advertising an
nouricemente of the repreeentntive manufac
turing eetabliehments and business houses of
the city, and of the districts immediately ad
jacent thereto. In preparing the history of
the manufactures, their part growth and pres
ent prosperity. the tamest care hse been ex
ercised In obtainineand collating facts. A
history of the manufacturinglndustries of
Pitteburgh, commensurate to their Import
ance and influence on the prosperity ofp the
city. State and nation. has never been pub
lished. The object of this volume is to supply
the want. Among the subjects treated in
separate papers, prepared with Dm closest
scrutiny, are the following:
Pittsburgh To-day.
Development and Extent of the Coal Trade.
The Iron Interest.
The Glaze Manufactures. • -
Pittsburgh the Producer of Amseinen Steel.
The Petroleum Interests of PlUsburith.
Our Railways, Present and Prospective;
The White Lead Interest
The Malleable Iron Trade.
The Tobacco Trade.
Boat Building and Steamboat Interest.
The publishers propose to plate a copy of the
volume In the leading hotels of those portions
of the Union which are in the slightest degree
tributary to the tends of Pittsburgh. also In
the various leading libraries, commercial
eeggeocirs, and
' t!, ` ,17,4 ° N. "
cularealo the Mates West and Boutlrof Penn
edition will he clr
sylvania, with an ample circulation at admin..
e t tl e es ° . n. Re n v t lil i u u me will l n re g prinler a d nd E bu t : . 171
Ins style not hithertonpproached in Pitts
burgh. This fact, and the value of its statleti
cal and historical Information wUI scours It.
preservation long after the usual advertishig
agences are consigned to the waste paper bas
ket, while It will afford to the merchants and
dealers of other cities and localities a courts.
nient, safe and reliable record of the represen
tative manufacturing and business establish
ments of Pitteburgh.
Canvassers will milepost Manufacturereand
bullintat mentor their =Hamann duties:-
the ensuing week. '
DAVID l ID =r t ; Publishers—
• Jani
I
The proprietor et' the famous Continental'
Fifth avenue. !Wow' the Postoffice, Imo suc
ceeded In popularizing hlsfe, stablhlunent by
attention to a few simple rules, the most ho
portent of -wh season e preparation for the
guest, of food to and of the best quali
td quantity. which wi l l of the day
and meal is ready tempt the ap.
petite of aoy who can at all eppreciato what
is healthful and palatable. One feature of the
establishment Is the regular Saturday and
Wednesday dinners, with which especial care
is taken. Cell In to-day ye hungry ones and
aPPease your appetites with the most dell
;
appease
of y our
.~" iti.
SANITARY
Meeting of she Board of Health—Reports of
of Health Ofßeer and Meat leet.or—ple
ekooll Po:—Nlne eases Steporteli
The Board of Llealt.kheld a regular monthly
meeting at their rooips. Fourth avenue. at
four o'clock yesterday abursday) afternoon.
On motion of Mr. House, Gen. A. L. Pearson
was called to the chair.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and approved.
REPORT Or HEALTH ornexu.
Mr. Crosby Gray submitteed thefollex—
.
-
Mg:
Gm. - rt.x.ur.s:-1 would respectfully submit
the folowing report for the month of May,
1870:
Number of nuisances abated
. " Persons notified 53
." rmits nted 134
Amount recei Pe ved for permits $O7 MI
expended during the month... 680
Balance
$OO 33
One case of measles was sent to igercy Hos:,
pital.
The report was received and hied.
AMSIOTANT IIEALIIIOIITICER. '
The Assistant Health °nicer. J.. D. Mc-
Fadin. presented the following report:
GEXTIZMILN: The following Is my report for
the month ending May 31st. UM:
Notices served
Nuisances remitted
stated 20
Vielts paid ....... 157
Suits for maintaining nuisance 3
The report was received and - filed.
, REMO= Or
y. INSPECTOR.
Thos. W. Lindsay. Meat Inspector, sub.
milled a report of business done by him .dnr
log the month of May: He reports daily visite
to the stock yards and .the amount 'of stock
arriving follows: .•
Cattle, I 2.189: homi. ite4ll; Sheep. 50,T01. O
this n umber 5 cattle. 179 bogs and 50 sheep
were dead.
•
The report was received and Med.
On motion of Mr. House the Health racer
was authorized to employ a boy to attend to
such duties as might be required of him.
The Health °Meer Mr. Gray reported that
there were live cues of entail-pot at the cor
ner of WOO4l and Water streets. He had vis
ited the houses and everything that could be
done to prevent the spread of the disease had
been done. The houses were filthy but by his
order they bad been renovated and the place
thoroughly disentitied. One of the cases hod
since died. He learned that there were nine
cases in all; two had been sent to ants
Hospital and two to the Marine Hospital.
There now remained but four cases and they
were improving.
Itelart waXrecelved and . the Health officer
directed to keep a close watch and report any
disposition to a spread ut the disease.
On motion of Mr. House the Secretary wai
directed to draw warrants for the last month
•
salaries of the °Meere of the Board.
On motion atilt:tarried. • '
The Matrimonial . must be very no-
tire Just now. What else will explain the un
usual demand for those lovely bridal trunks
for which Llebler has achieved each a wide
celebration na x manufacturer. In the trunk
line there is nothing allure beautiful. and it is
no wonder that the demand for them in so
brick. Liehler keeps them always on hand at
his tyltrehOlisc, No. PM Wood street. -
ran Shade..-W. W. Moorhead. No. el Mar
ket street. tuts Just received a new assortment
of line pninsols and nun shades. comprising
every Ott and quality, and sold at all prices.
Pummel. Ince 'totals and novelties. for the la
wardrobe. Itibbous and Bowers, hats
and trimmings. gloves and fins. hankerchiefoi
and hosier,: In endless profusion at How
-1 head's. el Market street.
The llleate4 Term.—The beet proof +tgainet.
the sweltering beat of theme warm nights Is a
t;x1 1; - . I t t e o ll . ci: a ti o s . ll l l6;orti
c d o is n h co v it i ts. creatt . t ;
Youngeon*s. corner of g Smithtleld street and
Itlamond alley. Ladles and centlemen will
sand this one of the most ettmetite Ice croons
saloons and Confectioneries in the city.
Boobs at Malt Priee.—Sabbetb School Library:
Books. Medical Works, Theological Works.
Architectural .d Mechanical Wurks.toge
er with works collection of
ampler miscel
laneous received from . at Col.
J. D. Etna's. No. —, Smithfield street, neat
door to Mascnalc Bank_
-Job Lot English Cotton Half Ho., regular
malt, very cheap, at the new stand Stocking
Store, • Jvo. Dr.ormeart k Co.,
N 0.93 Fifth avenue.
haatleaery at an Mai*, and of the gualib'
and variety that cannot be ourpaated In the
city. All the late Nhyrailnes and• Illuxtrated
Papers at Col. J. D. Egan** No. Smithfield
rtrect,
strett, nest door to Masonic Dank.
A NH *ad fresh stock of Lndles, Gents' and
Children'. merino underwear nt inc.
man S Co.'. new stand Stotking Store, No. al
Fifth avenue.
Do you gram •Trunk, I
sulo
Vallee
EMVP:. g ii o u r .e
choice.
icoacroigini Cathartic slyrup is used In all
case+ instead of pills, eater oil. epooso alts.
lc. lll~6ly flavored, Twenty-Ave rents. Try
It. Sold by all druggist,. writ .
The sapling Week af Ike U. Male, Mee:
eau, Tailor, at Isomer of l'ena avenue sad
Cloth street, is nosy large and complete. Mon
sieur [toupee continues to preside at the cot
tinT. • If
MAREIVD
HcHUHTY—{.OTHROP—On Tnemaist.June 7
by. Roy. K. ,Itttft. GEORGY O. - 7teAICIITY t•
CLARA urunor.
DIED t
llA\l.ly-Jun. tlln. iF)O. •t) I: r1..~k P.
SLI~~e~ l r. ~'\Lt~TLll. ~1l~:,(J•.nu ll~ulln. to
Funeral [runt the reaulence her tuvaller.
209 Beaver avenue. la. ,Manctses.r.l on WI
tiFluel. Friends of th
tamlll' ate ,11,11 fatly Invited to attend.
SW/MAY—At 4', o'clock Taco.lay kftorno/5•
111CMCY 3d. MCKILAT. ch.. 4l lb jeer of kl
I=
KASARINE.
A POMADE WA IUAANTED TO HILSTOHE URA T
IMMEEM
Kidder Sc Weiheial's Raven Ink
The beet ntelolible tat In we market. IN
cents per Doane. Every bottle
rrerrente4 or no ale.
Genuine French, Glove Cleaner,
Por (limning Kid Glovesi. For
L.II.ROSENBACE'S
Patent Medkine and Perfume Depot,
*JTKKer.
12221
JUST IN TIK.
Summer Millinery,
=1
ECM
BONNYTeI.
FLOWERS.
RIBB
XADE.UP
ORNAMENTS..
NOVELTIES
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
Mrs. S. C. Robb,
N 0.91 FEDERAL STREET
ALLIMIENT.
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Fenn l ders,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE AND ROLLING MI
I3R.A SEIS
Made Promptly to Order
BABBITTS METAL
Made and Kept lanHand.
o roprietors Sod blanuf.onavera of
I. M: Coopers Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
IWir.friPM B 2D'KzBVimrg.'da=
Pa.
Lands, Factories & 11111 s.
JOS.C.G.KENNEDY&SON,
WASHINGTON, D. 0..
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Are Agents for the we of large a. man FARMS
sod valuable tracts of TIMBER and'hfINERAL
LANDS hod MINERAL SPRING/ Omprommll to
the Slat. of Maryland, irtriteds. North:Lemon..
Ohoo., Arkansas and Mipolsolppl. Thor also
offar IRON MUMMIES, COTTON TAcTORIII33
and 17.0VRING muss at a grog hanotto.
JekrAd&T
Livingston & Co.,
blunductufur of LIU= GREY IRON
•CASTINGS.
bI fa g013. " 4 ufpt"" g ., Le'AZirga n olet
ankh.. of 30114sru . muumuu Gyms on band.
Moe eful Works, tau Outer rob/
aty. Poulos°. Whets. Lock - MI Er Ms
bu &EMS
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The partnership heretofore ceding between
STEPHEN G. RODGEES and J. H. Idtcoo , 7llllll,
engaged in the outfitting end repairing of Stearn•
host.. au this day alseolved by mutual consent.
STEPHEN 0. BODGIEHN.
J. 11. MrOOVERN.
Prrrescitog, Mai 31,1870.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
&NOTICE TO CLII3IANTS
By Tewlut loa of the Committee on Common
Grenade of the City of Allegheny. all Clalmam
to Bottom Lands on the south front of the. city—
including what Is known as. Nelson's Dined and
ether giopertles—are Invited to meet with the
committee on FRIDAY EVENING. June 17th.
le th e City Building. Allegheny. They are also
re ,,,, th a e d to bring with them abstracts of title_
and the p L relating Lberet , J they may have In
their panieskkin• J. R. OXLEY.
ltebli Clerk to Committee.
orm, or MpNONOALIZIA INSCILANCE CO..'
E. E. corner of Wood Of.. and .10 Ave..
Prisuran it. May taild.llS7o o
DIVIDE ICIL—Thal President and
L...
Directors .of this Compaw have dais day
dechund n divide:ad of FOUR DOLLAR PElt
~A R E 0 . capital Stock! of the Calospany,
o y of the last Isix months. five of
00 e rt uncitt tax. Payable in cash forthwith.
reTylialb JCYSIN If. CLAYEY. neirretary.
rj:yA MEETIIe OFj THESTOCK
notunis of aie FIFTH AWFICHE DANK
of Yittobanitt Will be held on THURSDAY BURN
ING. June flth.nt 8 o'clOck. In THUM'S HALL,
N 0.1141 Fifth avenue. for the p0rp00,,,,t
sConunontion and appeoval rof 18:Latnt.
ylanett •
DTPUBLIC NOTICE.--llarlng been
.ppointed GAS said GAS METER INSPEC-
Tog, for Allegheny nocustY, notice ID hereby risen
that until the neerimmT Mks and Ileshanical Test
ing igeminery car. be nrosideil I lOU be found M
the OFFICE OF TUN NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS. Twenty4hird !Greet. Mar
Penn, Pittsburgh.
It. U. BRITT!.
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E^M
ffr BOUNTY.
$lOO Bounty d-olleoted
Aut . all soldiers , . ha enlist.] between Iday 4th and
224. 15e1 , who were discharged for dimbil
itf 'before serving two )ears, and who bare hereto
]de received no bounty.
I'he endemigned has renamed his °Mee to Cia
arrrs Bullding.conter ilialhavenue and SmitAfteld
stmet, end Ls now prepared to collect claims speed:
Uy and et moderate rate.. Call on.oraddrees.wlllh
etaina. D. F. DILOWN,
Claim Agent. GI ahrrrs
Corner Math avenue and fitulthdeld street.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CANDIDATES.
[FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
GEORGE NEELEY,
Of Mush/di Township. ,object to the decision of
the tinnily flepublion County Cuerrentlint.
137. FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN DOUTHETT,
Of Ino•aa township. I. . candidate for County
Curinewsioner, In subordination to the decision of
the Reoublican Con•ention. Est ritudius In nib..
apawthiliT
REMOVALS
REMOVAL.
S. P. SHRINER & CO.
H.olle removed from teen old etsod, N 0.27 acid
29 SMITHFIELD, to their Warabonee.
Nos. IA nod 241 Liberty M.,
Abeee ide betel of • WOOD STRELT, where Mal
toll be teamed to pee all their oil Mends and Ir..
Somers.
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S. P. SHIVER Sr CO.,'
=I
REMOVAL.
VIZ °Fru.% UY TUE
Allegheny Insurance Company
Ilea be removed from No. 1111111 &Venue. to
NO. 67 FOURTH AVENUE,
BETWEEN MARKET AND WOOD STEEP:TS
C. J DOSINELL, geerriary
CM
p EMOT AL-FRED'E SCHROEDER,
hterchaot Tailor arid Dealer irs Gentlemen . .
Furnishing Goode: el. Gentlemen and Dees'
Clothing oo b.d and made to order at the short
set notice, has removed In. Tao late Weed. No. P
Fourth lwesitie, to No. 31 WOOD STALTIT.
eons. of Third sr...
.11,16,0-7 F
OFFICIAL.
n.tie7ll; ' lithe 7th 17170
Allegheny Taxes,
Notion L h•rebf Fora that the Assessors hare
non placed ta the Ttleasontee Mee the Doptlent.
i.f City. Poor. Cur fluetnesa:Sonool. School Build-
Inn. Sewer anti Public Put Taxes. and of Water
/tents for the year IMPS, and that sold Taxes frlll
eon be received In' nominate of the Acts of ••-
rrtrA =atl ' o " nl
and anorranoes
. . .
Flee pe r c e n t- If ;old on rithefere the first day
of -.hly.
Tour per MIA. If pale on or heron" the Bret day
of ugn Aot.
Teo per sera, if paid op m before the first dor
of September.
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If paLd after the find day of Popteraber.atel
or before the
fire do? a October, no eladoetlort
•111 be made.
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If padattar the erst day of October. sod On or.
before the Bret day of November. an addlt/ob
of Svc per met. shall be added to .4 payable on
the maa.
After the First of November,
ararrenta will b. Maned to enforce the collection
of an tam remaining unpaid, together with the
per centime seamed thereon, and the amt.
The State Mercangle Licenite.asse.twil mi per
min. Sr gram within the limits of Allegheny. •ro
to be paid at thla omm tOrthwith.
D. MACFERRON,
CITY TREAStrUi:
Jeffti r
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At.thridexe. May 24. lethal.
NOTICE.—The assessment for Gra-
DINO and PAVINU of Chestnut Mama. from
north aide of flyer avenue to the threat
Midget ale, the athemment for the oonstructlon
of a BOARDWALK on Hell avenue. from Federal
threat to Oitllls elthet. are now reedy for athanlna.
tam and can be min at Ude othee 00111 SATUR
DAY. Jane 4tb.2870...b.n thth will he Platted
In th e heads of the City flontrolkw for
I=ffil
125=2:3
TS
VISIONS ot Um City Dixon. sat.. ••nu t
ACCOR"DI::I7E4W'rniuI-'?TII.'IIP7ORJO
to tin TN: R7•n of lb. City ef Pan ti• h.
• t ISO •n•••menn of
ily, City . Building, Special, Poor,Busi-
MSS, City School and Ward School
Taxes and City Water Rents
r UP 7air.1870 have. ha accordance with lee.
5n this der refereed to me for adleation. A
aeon' of Are par mann will D641°1.1,1 on
Tex. find Water &rag paid ea or before the
Snit by Aoseat.. and Two. per ant= If polo
beim.. the end days of A tigust and afteenth
day of eroptember.
opint-F OF
PTr eMOVNRunniBMFBE7OOII.
NOTICF---The assessment for Grad-
Josh PAVING end COBBINO , 48th street.
n Bauer street to thesteer is en ready for
Trett... t a n rn ' T:i. " lot h
returned to —e meenrees °thee for eollee
on.
IL J. MOORS. CU En neer.
prin. jja,F t oirn.r....se b rna...l
N()TICE IS IfEtai l lltti
all bolder* of Overdue Manlcepal Bond. of
oty of Putourgh. to forward teem to tele
alleer=li fr iroiterig will be allowed on
!VI," order et the Y otanonlitee..
. oGOWA.N. Controller.
Orlfra or CRT Iftgannuat Arn erAVITOR.
Prrrearntau. May 71.1 Isl,o.
47 — The Assessments for tile
orremrowooigmblug of TWENTY.
IMIIII2O tO Small
lasa Wtr‘o4 or
exasetoetron. awl am
be sem er **re turn TEllThabhl, June frits,
18711, who* it win be returnee to the City Tres.-
...e. ogle* for cattectron. 11. 4. 1100*M.
jel CUT ans....
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r --.- Dlirraluel pi nye.
7rea gth2 71 )
NITED STATES CUSTOM 0 Sc.
1 1 / "—Nona° t. hall thus that SEALED " ...MP 7 Meer auenuttles. ea_
PRO
medusa to fermi to be funtleisee on application el.
e M' e l" e el s ari EA ris FITZAVTIVT4II24
JUNE is Err skim hat. for the en 707 _the
ategat i cre t: n i nel i Ln i zig ... , V.=
1, , ,.. The Tomtit/es elated are esUmateel wlth
werenes to the west hatcher of P.tteht. %We!
Hospital: nut the Milted Metal reserves the s
t a tehe mon or les. or told ankles. scoordhertr as
r th ti r v in l yi m he 7 , o ,r iii .,nw il lred qr.ii,7% ,U ilu utt d=l ele. da
the
tomliar Antl a ln e l :g i l. : ! .. ne at a ll . b & rtg i o r . razet , L b :
t o o 4 e the contractor with uly excess er the
coo prices.
The oiled @tales reserves the right to ioctin
the mooed. for the whole or .n 7 portion or .. e
article. soicleLetl.
Jelin . 11103(AIS STEEL, Surveyor.
LtALTIRQUE HERRING, SHAD, Om
--Mar l'otosaso Herring le barrels add
..; ow do Shad la barrel. end helves: Fa 1
Mackerel. all alses of No. el do, all Mae&
of .00081. E N O, 'r.4
„O f Peckedesee
Pleb, MIT barrel% Labredor erf
helves; Salmoo lts Holland Hg. 100 her
choice. Tor sale low to the trade.
• WATT'. LANG &
m7lO 172 uld 174 Wood etreet. .
I=l
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.~~n`.rS rv~;~'?fi~..>"a _S.a~. ,ti.;:. ~:h;.*.x'~v.'5..,.vz..~_* , .~4~x..'~ti.. .rd'.~. ...~ ~:n'. .s{~'G~..:-. '' `„x3ry;:
a,~:-a~ ~ - ~',aw..__i t,~ , ~k -~r^
MISCELLANEOUS.
.
• NOTICE. •
To Contrac,tors
The underrate:4. Comnits-,nnees appointed In
and hi an Art of the tie r .eral Asaembly of the.
Commonwealth of Panne s ete ge o g . for the purpose
im
of ettntetiew with wi ..o or more pemons for the
making of the Indne s to. the Deed, and Mort..
gages In the office i .er the Rerun:lingo( Deeds. ac..
In the Counti Allegheny. hereby Ore notice
that Sealed r"..neo t tale for the conking of raid In
dexer' w ill if rtreired until
IVEDN . ESDAY, JUNE 22,1810
The ludex Books will be furnished by the Com-
Missloner, but all stationerynecessary to be need
will be required to be famished by the contractors.
The contractor or contractor. will be required to
give bond In the tame amount requined by law to
beg ven by the itecorder of Deeds of Allegheny
couty. and with at least two eullitelent sureties.
which Diced shall be conditional for the faithful
performance of the said work.
A specimen bok. exhibiting the size of the Index
hooka to be used. and the plan upon which said In
dexes are to be made. can be seen by applying to
Mr. DUSTER. et the iteeorders odic.
The Commissioner. reserve to themselves the
rlitht to enpervlse the wore. and on thecompletion
of the indexing of each volunie of the Deed or
Mortgage M.A., to rescind the contract it the
work does nut meet their appbation,
ro
Each hid will be required to contain the price
Per Page and the note within which tlite border.-
undertake to complete the contract, and will be ac
companied with the names of the unroll., proposed
to be given for the falthfu. performance of the
work.
bob bidder
the
Indexe rhe the
wo Booksor
the making of the ln the Deed
Murtange Routs alone, hut If the mmtract for
making the indexes: by the 31ortsotne Books be
awarded M different fatties, amount ll be required
to give security . In the same to be given by
the Recorder of Deeds.
. .
The Commisloners bio reserve to themselves
the right to reject ~r accept ant . b id or bids as la
their Judgment may be most COndUCI.O to the pub
lic loiefest....
The bids will be addressed ihruogh the PORIOMOc
to the Commissioners, No. 68 ORANT STREET,
Plitsisurgb .
L o
UCA..,
A. }MANUS,
THOS.
it.
HUNTER. Commissioners.
S .
ii O. SIIIHAS, Jr.,
PttTep GEYER,
elm Lg. May 27. 1870. m78..113
NOTICE.
TI, Blank Book Manufacturers
The undersigned. Commissioners ItppOluted In
and by an Act of the General Assembly ut the
Commonwealth ef Pennarlranla Approved the
Second day of April 1870. to contract with one
or more persons for the making at Indexes to the
Deeds and Mortgages In tile alike for the Record
log of Deeds. dc.. In the County of Allegheny,
hereby glee notice that Sealed Proposals for the
making of from
Forty to Fifty Blank Books.
•
kultable fur index books to the deeds and own-
SUM aforesaid. ,111 be received skill
WEDNESDAY, June 8, 1870.
Aspechimm book. showing the dlmetudona and
method of preparing the titioks required. can be
seer's ° en bMy
ee. calling upon Mr.IIUNTER. at the Rec u r-
In r uling the said bet*, the lines will be seven
bixteenthr Of an Inch apart. and the binding 0 111
e required to be of the most It:Drunter.% chanc
ier.
The O,I2.IIIiSMULIVII. udi award the contract to
the bidder or bidders whore bid or bids will.
their judgment. be wort facorable to the public
interert.
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Tbe bide will be stddreseed; throutt GßANT otos, to tbe Comnateetubere No. 88
STREET, PitteburFb. Pa.
E. P. 1.1.C4 S
A. 'GLANDS. ,
TILOS. H. RENTER) Coromlesioners
GEO.:MINAS. Jr.. I
. 11. GEYER.
PrrtenutteU. May 27. 1870. my.::'
U. S. INTE gI I 4I-T E HTL N L E rtInicr.
COLLECTOR'S N(YrICE.
OrrICX . COLISCION. or INTLIINA /UV. Uri .
• 23d Col! , erl . . 3 lalttl , at of
s team.,
Al.d.xottah I' err, t.; 10( t 1,1870.
Notice ti beret; oven that the Annual Lints of
S let Tun. formerly termed Doormat. and of
Incomes, Carriages, Watches,
Silver Plate, &c.,
Are note In this odic*, where payment will be is.
Wired thereon by the Collector. on and attar the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1870. These times In,
Inc become due, wont be paid before the 20th day
of June, 1870. otherwise additlerust expense.
will be Incurred by the tax parer. '
EDFFINGTON. Eng.. D.P.. , Col/gem.' for the
County of Armetrong. and EDWIN LYON. Esq.
Deputy Collector for the county of Huller, will be
reedy to receive after the Ist of June. fur their
respattive counties, and will posi noticed degignip.
Ling the time and places when and where they win
C. prepared to remise the fazes collectable by
them. Taxes only Ingreenbecleurmtionel
currency. 0190 e bourn from DA.g y to3 P. u.
JOHN N. SULLIVAN,
cou.icron.
PLANIN(4 MILL ' MEN
TAKE i s N . OTME
then
'" v r, ,Zrmarl—r,sl.7.4
noetrZ, ne eivatter-tvaramtr. by this uttent
Le ded f or .
beauty of sPPettraneet and It Is so construCteo as
to entirely avoid the use of Joint steno, and to
prevent water from entering the joint or the line
In; or the showing of the Jolnu by the actkm of
the weather 1.112 the Umber.
.
Inside lining and wainscoting by this newmethal
sr so constructed as to lona parfeet panels
cheaplys as by the ordinary Soaring boards alone:
thereby prevent/mg the showing of the joints from
- aATrizi:gglvrarpA'ANT.of.h.
Ls commonly mown as the - Llonnien Weather
lie has disposed of the following territorial and
shop rights In Allegheny manly, for both Wats.
to .
Two: A. Mundortr. the right of the territory
To
of the river Dom county.
To SloQuevren A ass. the right for the First
• - •
To MUI, Paterson k. Co., shop NOM for Weir
m 111,81.1,0 ward. Pittsburgh.
To Alex. McClure, for the borough of McNees-
Pat.
To Parker A Paul, for /Int, Second, Third and
Fourth wards, city of Allogheny.
To Bend Bridlerac right at their mill In Sev
enth ward. city of A elm.
To Dunham Mint Ca, for the boroughs of
Sharpsburg sad Nam also the tOllnSillna of Shaler
and Indiana.
Alt perlooll are wanted asilnst infrinetng upon
either of said patents, arid Mime 'fishing to por
chase will please ma , or address me. at N 0.73
Smithfield sueet. Pittsburgh. Pa:
fe I. C. ANDERSON.
A N ORDINANCE—For Prohibiting
1 - 1. Cattle, Horses or Flogs from running at large
witlan rho Borough of Braddock.
SKr. 1. Be it ordained sad enacted by the Bur
gess and Town Council of the Borough of Brad
dock. and it is htimby reacted by the authority of
the same, That all on of Horses, Cattle or
Cools lamb from running at wwrlrbiT grin!
°Vari, such animals Mond running at large
shall be liable to be taken rip.and the owners there
hall Dd [eq trod to
113 011 tniatb u with P.tr one of
Rgulriltr:i
May attnirred In the - taking no," beeping or Cale
thereof, iss hereinafter provided for.
/Mc N. It shall be the duty of the Constable to
"late at
ell such animals that may be found run
ning at large; In violation of tbe Snit section of
t hy, on it e . cco . Ore notice of his action of
Posting u P COnsplennusp the r eof
.ball esni- ion notices, end If the own fall to
claim the fame. or shall fall to mate payment of
nor oad rout. or expense. as hereinbef ore prod
for mot perioft of ten WO) dayn
after the
tslstlor or of such notices. then the Constable
shall rile same at public sale and denser the
proceeds to the Borough Tremors', after deduct
ingnil osmoses and costs tratuTial In the - taking
° V61:=1:,1172Z to law this gal depot
Slay , one thousand eight hundred and se v enty .
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CILAILLES DAVIS
131==
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antic of Council.
S. MORROW,
Lab of F7twmooo. oi Morrow.)
111000ESSOR TO LEAN & lELLEX)
ontscomer of
TIN`COPPER sod SHEET IRON
umbovrire Mar ctrqlli' ttnd
I JO N STEAM PIPES.
Jobbing attended to promptly.
No. 112 First Avenue.
(Norm Market mtreet..)
nay Mart PITTS. BOUGH. PA.
=I!
NEFF HOUSE,
Yellow Springs, Ohio
_ IVII . V . A ":”..tY fur the
] re lion of porta, on
%,,,;=1.;.; V2% 1 11 ' 1 87 2'
cer,”, after the laid 421=3 " tg. b.
n'
. J. F. PIERCE;
my18:301 PROPRIETOR.
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL,
ED. BARKER, Proprietor,
for. Penn St. and 11th, formerly old Canal
PTO YIN AND TINWND.C.
TEN/D AL
1 11ENHONS. ac., de...,at
P. C. DUlrrill.
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF ALL
Mods of treat fish Km recetTed d. 117 it
.11Pre.•00,r.11612 • 1ita•d,1041.3 Thy.
mood rl burgh. UM We Term Gto
Reed. Allegheny ty, comer Federal inc 2 Oblo
Amts. Oar loot experlerhoe buslnese =-
Wee us to *Maim bare co laaad• nest due 10va..~
gate mo •011 White Rah, Bolcom lierrMe. Black
11.111 and White Perch. Wet retry km
.lire us • WS, InLyrlll imam • Vac article. ,Whok,
oda or Mall. Ail mdemeltee Mceavtly.
,PINE APPI f ES.
A nun lot of Fresh Pine Apples
delved In good order, and fur rale lo , r, .t the Pam•
117 Grocery of
.10101 L RENSIIA.W..
•
I RUBBER
BwrurG , non AND BTEAM PACKING
Of as Boston Denim Company's make. A" full
supply of a Mee. The trute supplied at mango
furore
J. & 11. PIIILI.II'B.
rll A(euta for this Pit).
VINEGAR.
.THE PITTSBURGH
AT : INFO_ A p
All) •
WORK:.
L.
Wm. - ADAMS
167, 168, 169 and no
SECOND :VVENUE.
Is now [unplowed to furnish VINEGAR at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES. Attention particu
larly called to Me
Extra Wine Vinegar,
coyAr.alr
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO
i'ltiNaPAL FEATURES: •
N i4l:4ll . u o ssir r si E rNie Life Policies ABSOLL'TFLT
ARL.Rfrom payment of Of
Special insimurce NON-FORFEITABLE after
two enema payments. All policies INCONTESTA
BLE for usual I.llSeg.and ABSOLUTELY LSCONe
TESTABLE alter two annual premiums. All re
strictions upon TRAVEL and RESIDENCE re-
Ten f IIIITIHT• a ;N I TTLIP:s7 q , " ,! " 6...,; ' ,, - O. rAZUegi
Premiums. and NO INCREASE of annual i.aTMOOta
on sny class of oles. Dividends on the PRO
oItESSIVE PLAN: also :Ham the GUARANTEE
INTERRST 0100. NO NOTE is required on LOAN,
imd there ls ACCII3II.:LATION OF INTEREST
SUSTAINING
upon the same. Policies beeume SELF
SUSTAINING in shout sixteen years, and Masud
ter yield en inedrue to the Polley holder. Life,
term and endowment Dundee are issued: also,
guarantee interest policies and annuities.
B Number of Policies Issued. 3E49: va In
slr t i s,lUr 'S E S lS?l__,li Ora_ ,u 5989
047
SI:C . B THE CRITERION OF EXCELLENCE.
The EMPIRE has issued more Porldee by over
gos 2
same time St the Rune sge. , .•
The EMPIRE secures every Polley holder rir AI
DSPOSIT or CAM CAPITAL with the Bute Treas. ,
say intaidently ample to pay every policy.
F
117,1 VA Ler
w ohich to
f to foes the EMPIRE'
her:
LOOK AT ITS LIBERAL FEATURES
emGood...Lire Agents wanted everywhere In Weal.-
Pennsylvania.
CHARTER 1829 PERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN FIRE 'NUR CO.
OF PUILADELPIIIA.
OFFICE 433 AND 437 C.IIM4TNUT STREW.
-1 1= '"bo IB7 A ( C . 9.2
ued ; 43 u.rn1 .734 a".
/Vultures, itsENT3i pikits=l
29. over ,000. Perpetvet suldTempo
vary Policies on hers' Terms. The Competty aim
isonetpulicies upon the Rents of all kinds of Help.
th rlß ETTO d ßrilf e rtl G. linter. Samuel 9nupt.,
Geo. W. Itlehards, Isaac Les, Geo. False. Amara
Filler. Thos. Sparta Wm. Grant. Thomas S.
Ellis. Gustavus S. Benson.
ALFRED 0. RAKER. President,
• tiro. FALLS, Vine President.
.I . ss ii tT i :Xl2ster,
S r
COFFIN
COIELN A KELLOGG . ,
oeM For. Third Avenue said Wood
WESTERN INSURANCE COMFY
Of Pittsburgh.
ALEXANDER NIMICE. Preddenk
WM. P. HERBERT. Vice Presidetik
. WM. P. HERBERT BecratouT.
CAPT. GEO. NEELb. General A. e.
ots. Ert, Elp.zz co.'. w*..... 1 .•
inistae t tus n r ns i tsil kinds of Pire end Marline
Risks. A home Institution, managed bY
who an well known to the community, =O,
are determined by promptness and liberality to
maintilti the character which they have auumcd.
as °tiering th e best protection to those who desfte
to be Mound.
DISZCTOVA:
CASII INSURANCE COMPANY
Phelan's Building,
NU. '4ll FIFTH
AVAIL& prOND VIDOR,
.
13jEttly. ,John Floyd. ItiFt. H.
iiseliturraes,
9. rare:inn. tlism a rri.
KoBERT H. NI
NO. President.
JNO. F. JENNINGs, Vice President
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JOS. T. JOHNSTON Secretor - Y.
• C N o t
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ALLEGIIENY INSURANCE CO.
And Others,
Of Pittsburgh.
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T. .110t3E1NEK,N. Vlee Preoldeat.
. DONNELI,
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CAPT. MM. DEAN General Agent,
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMP'Y.
OFFICE, N. E. CORNER WOODEFIFTII
A Home Company. Fire and Merino lOUs.
• DIASCSOMI:
Wm. Phillips, Cpt. John L. Rhoads,
John Watt,
Jona Z. Parte. t i.=3 '- regt i elr
C. 11. Lova,
Wm. Pao Kirk. : Jared M. A
Brush.
James D. Verner, Samuel NI ekart.
WY. PUILLIPS, Previldent,
JOHN WATT,' Vice President.
' . W. F. GARDNER. Seereteet.
NATION f j,
INSURANCECOMP'f.
CON. FED Ert ( i. u tp . DIAMOND. ALL/S
-BOuriesi,i,L he SECOND NATIONAL BANE
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W. W. MARTIN. President.
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.1 ILK BROWN, J., Vice Preen:Kat.
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JAMES E. STE Esrsox, Seoetary.
John A. Airier. iJaii. ' Laba i ll, ': tie rs,
.1.. 1.. Grabant,'Hobert Les. C
Joan Brown, Jr.;George Ge t ' .I . C. t. B a 7 liK.
O. kl-P.Wllllarastino. Thont7sUPJ. EcEarniber.
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SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES!
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S. 'IVPHLIIIION: 1870 i. L. YCHIANIMIXO
IPPHERSON k EIILANBRIN,
meradaut 'Mon. Ho. i. SIXTH STREET, o .t.
agru o porivT:lM,t Vogt
Goods to our lino. a recut portion of vi t ich aro our
:M:%4ToitTent of our ability
Ire nesetily -aollett floor yesit -
usataloaffoo of our . 100 k of Floe taotba, Ciao&
M• 114 Nis l i n gue,
=SON lIILLANHELTIG.
usblo 00.10 Stst.b Weft.
NEW OPIUM/ GOODS.
• splendid nov stool of
Pittsburgh Utility Works,
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WEAVER & JONES,
Corner of Juniata-and Fulton Streets,
• Sixth—Ward, Allegheny.
bleoufacturare of ETAPLE HARDWARE sad an
Elude LIGHT GREY IRON CASTLNOV.
We tender ow Goods ./ aeryloee to the Trade
at the Lorreet Prloca.end annum WI ow work
Willfully =abed Orders solicited. .
Tbe ettentlon of Dealers leUerrl l 7 Wird kd .
our woke of BED AND PLATE CAETEWL
119:19/1:71111 & 30003.
Added.: PlLlaburatk Poetollye. mr/lEet
CHARLES P. ENRIGHT,
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146 Grant etna3t
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Carpentdr and Builder,
Mutriartisi d VoorVieln...=
avant.. maw Wooster meet Allgthany,
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AA BBL& LOVlStirli — reY:
prumc
ti camscy vilav i z t i rm a
, 141 Tint amis.
INSURANCE.
EMPIRE
Of New York.
130 1311.0 A. 0W.11.117 N. Y.
Manager for ih'estein Penns,lsanis
Office 78 ItTll AVENUE. Pittsburgh.
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Alexander 2:llnick. , John 11.. Me(Mr_e,
IL Millar Jr.. I Claes. J.
Jame. kleArder. : WinbialMve,
Alexander gpeer, 1 Joseph trick.
Andrew Adder.
David M. Long, I S P PL " . l .ti ' ...llf .
D. Manua. nu.l7
CAPITAL ALL PAID V/'
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1 1 3 = 7„ ..."
- i 3.L. Falmestock,
, W.ll. Everson.
C. G. Hammy. -, Hobert 11. Amts. •
. Harvey CbLtdo,
Cbasims HAT. i I Cr g1 a 8. 4 1 ,
_ ' 5 ' 5.1.,..
Capt. Wm. Dean. , T. 11. ,erm.l43"
Cloths, Cossimeres, &0.,
lortrecelved
lILNItY marza.
mg Kerchant Tailor. 73 SMlthaeld street.
Aratiumtmrrs
[Cr ACADEMY 'MI MUSIC.
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carnew Dixey', Minstrels,
Grand Star Trimee uf the wurld, dlrrqi from their
ELEVENTH STREET OPERN 110LuE. 1711.4
naLPHIA. In their unequalled
Ethiopian Soii•oes
TWENTY STAR PERFORMERS
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AlMPrelmr—D_rehestra. 730.: 10.eAs e1m1e..7110.:
neatly Ord.. Zap: Ga11er7.73 rentc
Hemmed Smelt may be bed et the office of the
Academy during the day from 0 o. mm. to 4 P. 14
Deers open st 7P. pedometer, commenalit
at tt At•
lITCHURCII . IIOME
Strawberry Festival,
Will be held at the 110341 g on 40th sten:Calmed
Itutier.on THURSDAY AFTEICUCION and EVEN
liril, June oth, 11970. Much pleao ure is antlelpee
ted at the return of 'this annual festival: and the
Preueeds:4ved there:fives being intended for th .
support comfort of Indigent aired end help
lees orphans. the patronage of a generous public
I soliciton this occasion. The can id the Citi
zens Pa nicer }Wive, Co. pas+ within • short
disienel the grounds. Jetitgl
• a -- 31. SONIC HALL.
Two.
Grand Coneerts
FOR TEE BENEFIT OF TBE
CA ATA SOCIETY,
THURSO Y and FRIDAY EVENINGS, June 9lh
ildmlul end 10th
Fur ul. ' l4 o lll=2, 6, :t. ' aVittli.,..
fltl6
COMplO ; Chant of proem:eon uss Friday even•
1/4 rose al 1.031 t, J01:73
lALL PAPERS.
NE WALL PAPER.
FO SPRING SALES,
at. .0. 107 Market St.,
N 'AR FIFTH AVE.
W. new OW In the palate a stock of PAPER
lIANGIN IS unsurpassed In Ole West for varlet/
and beau of styles. embracing all the Novel
In Ell MOSAIC, PF.ItSLAN and GIINK,
LibmiGN in plain and brightlon, for Il
Drelmr, DOOMS &C. A 1..., WOOD or and MARS
DECORATIONS. TINTED and GILT PAI
PAPRIttI, with an almostendless varlet •
CIIEAP SATIN PAPERS. WHITE and BR
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BLANKS for Chambers. K. All of which we pro.
=d2.: low as the Karst in the 0100
No. 107 Market M., near Fifth Avenue. 1
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JOS. B. lIUGIIES & BRO.
mhI2,T3S
"WALL ..:PAPEVS.
. . SPRING. 1870. •
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PRICES REDUCED. •
lik11 , 11:11ES srlda tints atjje per roll.
FZEIMint 1= 1 :1 0 1 1 1,IneWo r lt ". ;
ELEGANT French and merican Paper
. ft :
Mgt. not specified above. superior In .07
mentor the ouuntry. For sale at
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IV. - P. MARSHALL'S
ile u z . W p h l lei=a . nd Retail Store. 191 1. IAI y
LIVERY & SALE STABLES
Robt. H. Patterson & Co.,
IMESEIN
Seventh Avenue and Liberty Street
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WILL ON ZVZBY SATURDAY HOLD AN
AUCTION SALE
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
Awl ereerpthloir to the H
Partloe Orbiter to ea lelll leave c gr no- 1.
Me of roostropent on or be we Under o.oa
weak la radar lor advertising. pt ettontke
satterood care Oren ell Stock Feft fteaste. -•
JOHN H. STEEAEL,
OBERT H. pireiSikrl76:.
Livery, Sale and
COMMISSION STABI,ES, I
Car. Beventh Avenue and Liberty M.
ap3S:h4 PITTSBUR(3II, PA.
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Orphans' Court Sale
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REAL ESTATE
Dy virtue of ail order of Ow Orphans' Court of
illleony County. the undersigned Yrnseettor ,
he Mrtate of Mat7Ann Infrerty,late of Plttaburio,4
deoesseq, will offer at Public Nals,on the presdew •
on TUEODAY,. Juno PM. 11370,_ at 10 o'clock
. ie., all th at lot or pleas of land attested la tys
litighth ward of Said City of Pltbiburah, boun ded 3
and detielbed es follows, vis. 4 beginning on Penns
sylvan!. avenue at the corner where the lot now ow
i y orga 4 earg Gelivr b =trli r oliri n the izimrtz t tf
flue towards Illnwlddle street, 40 feet mole
Or
lew thaw on a linen nning back from ealdAra
nue to Colwell street 134 feet: trt at
=glee is the loot mentioned line feet**
line of George , Cuutberte low and thence WOW
Ounaberge lois 134 feat to the Wad of
On:which IN erected a two-story Framiril.=
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W. c. attiI7INBAVGIII, Rxecator.
E j lo , TlCEVbereao, Lotteis of Ad•
aINIOTRATION o toe estate of 0:=8 I
B, We of Snowden toottablo,
base been demoted to Me mbscribers, all pereota
Indebted to tle said estate ere reured No make ' t
Immediate moon; midtboteba• datum
mends Lbo estate of mid °Cadent will t
mane Itotorts tee name without delay.
PETER SIMMONS.
JO/LN EI5Pli,
et .. 1._20 .
IN I " 'cress, tern oA.
IfINISTRATION on the mint, or ISAAC
elettUllT.late of Baldwin township. Oeceemo.,
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been
great
to the subscriber. all
• • etoted to the WS estate ere rezteeteo
kJ, D. ' . Mat AlrlAttenttletzrore..
OTICE.--Nerchants, storekeepers'
an ot d all other persons srallantbr at4leted
ter I win sy no WM that my trlfa Jcanna
mar contract without
No. Beaver arrow.
loam% Annaba.? ,nr•
FLOUR.
PEARL STEAM YLOURllitit BOLLS.
R. T. KENNEDY & BRO.,
AiLXOBEISNY CITY.
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blantdaeturere of the following celebrated btendl
of Mow:
lir.l7.VarSE.73=,Fgav,wt
th rictz ,"
Breoe.• oCknisally Flour. abbartor
to .7 , of to
Mee fdle la the Marta.
A.II elr e ds M i fueu Telffasee
Pt.f..11.et"30§1r4:14
L. B. TULTON
0..1. MUNI!.
FITLTON & .DEGANIT,
Practical Plumbers,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS.
Filth Avenue, newt RIO @Wet MIL P.
Load Pipe, C am Ile.. this MUM!.
Tutt=th rltandarj2 ot
Yu ' blia mad PrittrirlopTirta4 up alp
Water sad Stem Heating Apparatus. aoblatif
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lotauPDT attended to.
NOTICL—Tbe Books tor the-sub.
BCRIPTIoN of Reek of the
6ystal Spring Ice Manufacturing
and Storage Company;
An bow wooed the eleebszace . Bartow Bent.
No. 13 BINITLIFILLD STitErf TWiCompoe7 lt
chasten(' by Ma Logteleten of Peabaytesale. sae
bee Ste *aloe!. riOtt of Meattfrotorlog fae Ia
We (booty of Alleationi by Carries ce{abestiell
o. Aides&
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JAM BLACEYORE. Prieto:hot.
C. BARNES,
Sealer at Weights Measure*
Fa, 6 FOURTH AYE, Pittablrek,
JOHN GILLESPIE, - ' •
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Chimneks Swept.
t-...wutmtmut r effig.M
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n t fT .R 4 _ PAM tlt.w:fie,
GEORGE HULICK,
HARD WOOD WO/MIA
.4MrsaedTracraga bat at
la saas tot
ail.ll Maas a MPPIWO
=an es pormladm .4i Dam,
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