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DAILY - GAZE,TTE,
HONE NEWS.
IfeweranyAlderzonn Herron committed to
.hdl John Husett for open leardneas to the
Twelfth ward.
fiery amp.—Those Engthat COttou
hose, repdar made at the Nese Stand Stocking
tams. No. 93 Tlfth avenue.
The trial of Nicholas 'lotto). will COO,
menoe nextiVedriesdar Over fort 5 . ultnetarg
have been stunmorted for the Otero,
ft.'''. W. P. Me.liary nil! preach In lb.. sixth
"11. P." Chord, Alleghenr. on Sabbath day.
altTid7 ceotmeoce at 1034 a. o. and 2 , 4
!.?1.
Yesterday afternoon James Orie:ln. Henry
Heller and Geo, Crouch were taken over to
the Hectare Penttentiat7, which will he their
place of reAdonco for ■ year.
Alderson Ashen yesterday held Geo. 11.
Bristol to ball In the sum of $303, for •trlal,
upon • charge of wife desertion. preferred by
Loafs Bristol, his mod dmonlal partner.
WM la the Tomb.--"Craty Wally." the ne
co who oecatlonally takes “spells" and be
colas, U..aUlreatols. was brought to the lock
lte On ThartaaY night. where he still re
mint.
'610.000 For Loan.--Ten thousand dollan4
ICA:ltt! , 3l:, gl .ltd7pnpfart".2ll.r.;=`ni‘: .
denoe confidential. Annres;•
cern race. ar.
Teter Unsay forgot the law gesterdar when
be threatened to dispatch Mare Conner with a
hatchet. Mary has Interponed a legal Wee
llon, and Alderman Butler la trigilftd In cot-
Inn the cue.
Must More Mt.—Matt Inspector Lindsay
, uiade Information before Alderman Juo. A.
PlOrd, resterdar. against Peter Miller for
um t iming n slaughter house within the city
limits. A subpmun was homed—
City Corindle.—A owlet ineetinlf of the
Select and Common Council of the city still lei
held Monday the nth Inst.. and not on the rah
as heretofore announced. The . meeting I.;
alined by th•Freirldente of Osunc
The Kfunaan irateursion Party leaven Pain
bulb at 1010 .i..-cl., June Bib, for KAZUO. rio.
Cincinnati and R. Louis. Fare round trip
...\from Pittabnrat to Kansas City, 03. Ticket,:
good
t for thirty. day'. Apply • id. NO Liberty
stree it
Crow tilts.—A OEM on Penn street yester.
• day between John Brown and Barnard Swag
ed. two Frenchmen. resulted In erou sults for
assault and battery before Alderman Taylor.
upon
ng whleh sub defendant was held for a
beari.
111 Treating Ilsiter..—Among the residents
on Boyd's Hifi Is John Hooper. He was called
span yesterday by Ella- Daey. The visit was
not rellsbed and the visitor requested to leave
In a manner which assumed an assault and
batjery phase. Alderman Butler will at
,to John testier,
lgeoruallstle.--Ourtiotuisblew contemporary.
"the Allegheny Znactter, will appear to-morrow,
In a new dress and greatly enlarged in mire.
The jekartter le the Sunday editionof t tot
Volk/Watt. and owned and edited by Chao.
Batter, Len. It le ably Conducted, and we are
pleased to note the evidence of its promterity.
Col. J. D. Egan. gmlthhelUstreet. near V Ir
gin alley. Invitee the attentlon of parties pur
ebuing libraries to his largo stock of valuable
and standatd works, gsnday.school kuokLks ,
books. scientific, medical and phUosophicsd
volumes, which he is selling off at greatly re
duced rates. Money can be lased by parches
log ot the Colonel.
Treacle Virginia Ailey and Marla Cleopatra
Adley of Poplar . alloy. had a disoute Tester-
Wt. Treacle testate objected to heetrur her
"moot stopped and dust froOod In her open In
dat way. Alderman Shore sympath !Zed . h
her and Issued thg legal summons for the at
tendance of Marta Cleopatra at a little matinee
to coma off at ale omen thla afternoon.
Boarding fall-- Aidenntin Neuberr. yester
day Limed a aOf for the ellTeSt Of Samuel
Helmick% for m
alttle Irregularityln obtaining
$ worth of boarding from Patrick Sweetly.
• irregulmity. acoordihg to Sweeny. consis
ted to reyreseating that a certain business
man was Indebted to him In a large sum. It
was only a freak of 8 amuel's Imagination.
Slight Fire.—A.alight flre occurred yester
tlay morning at the grocery store of James
Kura comer of Lunen street arid Madison
avenue, Fourth ward. Allegheny. It wu oc
casioned by a defective.Lne. The engines
were out, but a few buckets of water euln
=the flames before their arrival. The
wits alight and was covered by thou
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A tisocisfy little grocery Lill
KlnOUlSting to nine dollars. formed the basis sif
an Information for false pretense before Al
derman Mchfasters yesterday, wherein. Wm.
belly charged George Clark with oLtainlLg
that amount of credit by falsely representing
that hie employer was Indebted to him for one
month'e work. The accused was jailed for n
bearing.
Ilatters4—A very respectable voung mar
ried man, residing in the Beeond Vard. Alle
[bean got Into o difficulty Thursday night,
which resulted In bit being badly battered up.
He spent the night hf the lock-up, and was
taken out by his friends yesterday morning.
when the gerriees of n physicianwere re
quire& Dr. 'ere was cent for and dressed bin
waling&
Litfoessai
...—olon.—Do you want a due dear? Gel
to Jeeep . etell. 45 'Ninth streett Do you wont n
else ..14irerelasum? Megraw has...every variety
Whoteeale ar retail purchasers would you VI
tbeetelst Deflates? (Jo to Megraw, No. 4. 7 .
Ninth street. Amy body, ererbody and all
Whetwse the weed will and Megraw's, No. 15
litlutp street just the place for them to Invest
11511211:10110711.
Qieenewere.—There is nothing intim line of
tineenswere which cannot be had at the ware
hon. of the Keystone Pottery, N 0.863 Liber
ty street. Messrs. Kier fr Co. keep on hand
°web} the largest and certainly one of the
best asmyrtments of queensware to be found
'ln the city. From a child's toy cup to a dinner
•.*. Werke fit for royalty, and everything con,.
y;-spending itself, their stock of queensware le
pp interesting sight to look at,
.-4 ,. .Minbering.—FranaLs O'DOnnell w. drunk
,;.::.: - Wectliesday night end sought repose on the
door-step of Mary White's residence on Colon
alley. Upon asrakenlng from his slumbers he
created an excitement by charging the in
mat. of the house with steeling sixteen dol
lars from him. Alderman Thomas. at his re
' quest. Investigated the case, but there being
not a shadow of evidence to substantiate the
charge, the accused were discharged.
China lath of May last, an item appeared in
o:4Zians stating among other things, that
TO hey, of East Birmingham. came home
red and committed an assault and bat
...UM'. +We have mince learned trom.rellable
solutes that Mr. Sankey Is n gentleman of
strictly temperate habits and beam a high
obaraCter for morality and good behavior.
We gladly make this correction of a misstate
ment Into which our reporter. was Innocently
Bemaskable—lialxrt Clayborn, the boy who
•soace ANCO weeks since was injured by Jump
tag fininti Si ear on the Pleasant Valley R
road: and being ran over by a wagon, an at-
Count of %hich we published some day
elan, nOtwithstanding the serious In-
Nike received. which, at the time It
win feared would brute fatal. has Almost
towered. •He was attended by Dr. le
cif 7 Yederal street, Allegheny. to whose
skill and
careful attention may be attributed
Idsnicovery.
Cared La.—Some time Thursday evening a
.pOrtlon of the eastern end of Cork's Run tun-
Hi-tbePlttaburgh,Cincinnatl and St. Louis
Caved In and obstructed the passage
of Mins., Fortunately. at the time the fall
ocearred there was no train In the tunnel and
stiMie due for several minutes. so that the man
on wateh had sufficient time to go to the West
aid and Polity the approaching train. An Im.
Moue amount the track
and earth came down,
obetructing the track for a considerable dis.
lane.. A force of men sem pot to work Irn.
modistely to clear it away.
*anew Escape—Mule - a - Elates, tt laborer
tattle employ of the Street Commissioner".
narrowly escaped death on Thursday. after
noon. Re bad entered the main sewer on
Washington street, during the progress of the
Min storm on Thursday. to remove. some oh
inflictions. and sot Mired in a pile of mud.
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tad collected In _the sewer. Sonte.of
feline workmen heard his cries end scout
to his assistance. They found hint partially
buriedVud 1a the mud. unable to extricate himself
the water running around him rapidly.
Ide Was eatricated from tdaperifous untion
with vest dlmculty.
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_Sixth Avenue flimsiest liabborth Wheel—Tile
.• fourth annual meeting of the teachers of the
i. : Matti Avenue Mission Sabbath School for the
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ilea lou
of 00
e e
rg
to serve for the ensuing
Ear • was held last. evening. Tbere was a
• • rot Attendance of teachers present. Prof.
..7 ' win lilherratt presided. • After devotional
~.:-. an election of officers was entered
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` with the following result:
••-•-.- t—Thos. R. Rabe.
„...,,,, /Agige. wgSuprilntrniirnt—T. J. Gillespie.
• •• : 'i,''i " ' "itobert Frew. --'3 _ .. . I" " c4 '
iz - •ui• Secretariat—Prof. ei. %matt and
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naTd.'
' Z.Joues.
'''''''.•:'''..i':',...:
. foLloortni G the report of deaths
hi this eltj for the week ending Stine it h.with
The.sanuies leading thereto, as Gum labed by Dr.
L. Goy hirceindless, Physician tothe Board of
Gealtht
Baru ' Sami t4 et i P&er. l 4; T i .smil i r i e 4AV eg
-tfoe dI Bowels . 1: hp.4 l4l reol:
valeta:ma; tionsumption. 4; Accident, Mar
iam:mut 1; Angina Pctrko, I; Heart Dleease. I;
gt=ut of Mesenteric (Maude n Acute,
.4 Cancer of the Stomach and Pio-.
saw 1.
Ofthzkoie fifteen were males and. twelve
Were f es—twenty-six white, and
,one co
lored.
Christlko Work.
The report of the Young Nerei Christian
Albociation - of Pennsylvania has bee'ps laid
upon our table. It Is a neatly printed pamph
let Of over one hundred pages and contains
taief histories otall these associations In the
mate, together with. lease of information In
regard to their erotic and how it to alerted on:
Impure that thorn are now sixty-four use-
OlaUons in Pennsylvania, nearly treble th e
• number Inexistence hut year. and the net Is
ruddlY increasing.. The amount endow/du of
Violent* also seems to bare improved. and
14 11= Y et er . 3 ;ontallti b lirt .. lutes on prayer
meetings, open air meetings. cottage meet
ings, prison work. rooms, ilbrariu. lectures,
Musk, ilterary and social meetings, conven
tions, tnances, do.. which will be found of es
pecial Interest to all engaged
boa
these Chris.
tenterlntses. The tittle boa b Pabibbed
far freedisstitaitton, and all derdelmatif otr
tactile copies can swum them by addressing
the Young Men's Christian Aasociation.
burgh:
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THE COURTS
Shark' emort—Judge Kirkpatrick.
FRIDAY, June 10.—In the cast, of tho City of
Pittphurch vs. Jacob H. Walter, previously
reported, the jury found for plaintiff In the
pion of VW 15, subject to the opinion of the
Coors on a question of lays reserved.
In the case of Agnes Smith vs.,Wm.
Ilnms and Susan NVlSlams, action tbr slander,
reported yesterday. the Jury found for plain
tiff in the sum of W.
Alexander McCormick so. Thomas floret,
action on a book account, verdict for plalnrirt
in the sum of SIM :C.
C. Hoeveßer for use of the German Fire In
aurance Company of. Pittaburgh vs. Henry
Kauffman. action to recover USA alleged to be
due plaintiffs from defendant. The facts of
the case as appear from the evidence are as
follows: August IT, DU, J. Jaeob Schnppl.
son-In-low nt the defendant in this
judgment note to plaintiff pumorting to be
endorsed by defendant, for f. 480. The ante
sync entered Up whbont the inowledge of Sir.
Kauffman. and on notion of Ids Afton's) .
judgment was opened and he allowed to set
up a defence against the claim. which Ives
that his signature was forged. and letters
written by de WO to Ms wife were produ
ced in court as evidence in which he admitted
that be bad forged Mr. Kauffman'. name to
the note. Verdict for defendant..
John Huckenstein vs. James Gilliland, ac
tion to recover on a contnwt for work and la
bor done. Verdict for plaintiff In the sum of
015.13.
Adam Appel vs. Louis Aaron and Doctor
Sehnleckendeek. action in ejectment to recov
er 1,0420.11013 Of a piece of property on Canon
street. Birmingham. Jury oat.
Yu Sessions—Judge Collier.
Farnme, June tn.—Commonwealth vs. Robt.
Barr. Indicted for assault and bittery, M. S.
Steil prosecutor. lids cue grew out of the
difficulty nt Scott's Jewelry store on Liberty
street Saturday Inst, when it was alleged the
defendant struck Mrs. :McKelvey. daughter
of Robert Steel. on the head with a dray.
standard. The Jury fount &verdict of guilty
of assault and battery. •
. .
Commonwealth vs. Oliver Graham, indicted
for larceny.onther Andrew Moore prosecutor.
The defenAnnt was charged with stealing it
watch from John Shipton, Seq. Some tnonths
since Mr. Shipton lost a sliver watch, which
was subsequently found at Cimlotto's pawn
broker shot,. it.was proved that Graham was
with Mr.Shipton °tithe night the watch was
stolen, end that on the day the mutt% was
pawned he accompanied the young man who
pawned it to the shop. claimed it. and de
manded RIU additional on it. The Jury re
turned n verdict of guilty.
Henry Kelly:indicted for larceny and for
mitering a dwelling with Intent to commit
felony the former for stealing on overcoat
from J. J. Saint at Sharnsburgh and the latter
for entering the house of Mr. Robert [truce to
Ease Liberty and cleating jewelry. wits ar
raigned and plead guilty. The Court - sen
tenced him In the first ease to one Year nod
ala months In the penitentiary, and in the
second to the same Institution for three yearn
and six months.
Commonwealth vs. Patrick Doyle. Indicted
for assault on oath of Sire. Woods, his mother
la-law. Patrick had a ditAculty with his wife.
who left him and went to her mother's resi
dence. Patrick called at his mother-in-law's.
house and demanded admittance. saving that
he wanted to shoot his wife, nod when Mrs.
Wood refused to admit him he threatened to
shoot her, and drew out n , revolver. which he
pointed at her. The Jury returned a verdict
of guilty. and the Court sentenced him to pay
a line of $5 and roots of prosecution.
There was also a case of surety against him.
in which he was held to ball in the sant of OM
to keep the peace.
Commonwealth vv. - Charles Dyers. Michael
Dierken and Horace Dyers, indicted for lar
ceny. W. G. Dunseath prosecutor. The ac—
cused were charged with stealing four gold
ring, from the Jewelry store of the prosecu
tor, on Fifth arcane. On Dial.
The Jurors were discharged until ten o'clock
Monday morning.
Tatar. Wee FOR a. 421.910 IT. '
I Com. Ts. H. Kirkpatrick.
a Com. To. Andrew Downey.
2 Com. Ts. Emma Barrett. ,
Cora. vs' Catharine McCormick.
8 COm.-yo. Margaret E. Snyder.
10 Com. es. Joseph Robinson. .
11 Corn. vs. Marla Hare.
15 Co A
. J. Taylor.
Id Com. Ts. Samuel Thomas, two notes.
18 Corn: Ts. John Waters. et at.
21 Com. Va. George Berefell.
21 Com. Vs. Clasper Craft.
21 Corn. ra. M. C. Steele and Thomas Steal..
41 Corn. Ts. William Wilson.
42 Corn. vs. Henry Cook.
43 Com. Vs. Mrs. H. Barrett.
TRIAL MIT FOR )101 , (DtIr
&Id COM. Ts. Patriek Welch et el.
69 Com. es. Crtroline Schubert.
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30 Corn .o vs. Phillip_Durand
MI Corn. vs. Wm. wilson.
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g 7 Com. vs. Ann McCune. '
gi Corn. vs. George .7. Fia.
IV Com. vs. Henry Cramer et al
SS Coln, vs. Chas 'Hood.
M Corn. vs. Matthew Keep
T 4 Cow. vs. Henry Staub.
T.OAL LIST TOR TTTADAY
34 Corn. vol. Harrison Berger.
Al Com. vs. hose Rankin.
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76 COM:vs:Adam Miller.
77 Com. vs. Hobert Hanshue. --
M Com. vs. Phillip Haber.
:6 C0111..r0. John Golden.
74 Corn. To. John Schohe and Adam Freund.
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7 Corn. TO. lamer H . ars.
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- 71 Com. Ts. Wm. Illpp ey.
TRIAL LOST YO WEDNESDAY.
111. CoT. VT. Nicholas d Stephen Hoffman.
Common Plc Judge fiteme.
FRIDAY. June 10.—The ease of Duncan A
Waughter vs. The School Board of the 13ev
enth ward. Pittsburgh, reported yesterday.
was.resumed, and ocrn INI the attention of
Cour6dortne the day:
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GOVERNOR GEAR. • AND PARTY.
Their Preeiverllngs Teriereleele— The IA ork
Boon• Tithed awl Complemented—At the
•• Church Honer Generral Geary Maher
lahment.
In company with big Honor Jareti
Mayor of Pittaborgh, and, with Nfevere. White.
AJbree and Kelley. member. of the Nonni of
:Manager., the Governor'and part)" niched t be
ALISOITENT COClffir wOßEnorna.
at Chit... Mont. some eight miles above Pitts
burgh, arriving about ten'ticl.k. In sieve of
the fact that this institution has unnertaken
to solve some of the knotty questinnilong ag
itated by prison authewitlen this visit peewees
ed winch Interest. The Board of Managers.
all enthusiastic and active friends:of the un
fortunates who end their way tote our
prisons, have determined on two things. let.
To introduce more humanity and earlialan
charity into prison management and discip
line; and bud. ;To reduce the cost to our pea
le. With this view they have selected a de
lightful and convenient site on the banks of
the Allegheny. The farm contains fifty acres,
fifteen of it the heel bottom land. An abun
dant supply of pure soft:water le found on a
hilt in the rear of the buildings, and the best
brick clay. building stone. peat, be., are on
the property, while facilities of transport.-
lion to and from the institution are good.
In order to take advantage of experiments
tootle elsewhere, the Board wisely prorured
the services of Superintendent fierux Cordier.
Esq., a gentleman whose nu ccessf ul experience
of eight yours as Superintendent of the Wi•-
'eonala State Prison renders hint invaluable to
anew enterprise like this one. It is fortunate
that they start with anexperienced. success
ful and enthusiastic Superintendent. 'lt prac
tically secures success.\ In fact the Institu
tion has already proved quite mire...fur: Dur
ing the past two months the labor of the
prisoners has paid - all the expenses of main
taining the one hundred and fifteen or twenty
prisoners confined. notwithstanding the want
of shops and suitable employment prevented
many from working. This is very gratifying:
and Aires ground to hope that the expecta
tions of the Superintendent and Board of
Managers of having n net profit over- expendi
ture..., soon as the institution is completed,
will be realized. as It has been in several other
States. The Connecticut State prison, con
ducted on the saute plan, reports at balm. , of
$5,M7 48 over all expenditures far last year.
Ce wish this Workhouse equal success.
The Governor and. patty examined every
part. of the buildings:end grounds. watched
the operations of the ...velem introduced, and
listened to the plans proposed when the ad
mirable buildings now being erected are com
pleted. Hie whole manner Indicated that he
entered fully into the spirit of these plans and
will watch with deep concern their develop
ment. . The Inconvenient running of the trains pre
vented the party from leaving the 'Workhouse
until after three o'clock r. al. When It Wan
found to be too late to visit the Home for the
Frit - outlaw and Church Home as Intended.witle
out disarranging the previously determined
programme, and these ,vislte were therefore
I v
reluctantly deferred. 'The party separated.
the Governor nod Dr. "orthington returning
to Pittsburgh to fulfil a social engagement.
and Cad. McFarland, ac ompanied by Goo. It.
White, Esq. and Dr. E. S. llannet I o visit the
31:113COPAL CHIIRCTI 00)/E.
The good ladle, of this home have had n
Fair during title week, and notwithstanding .
the frequent rains, have done well. The dis
play of articles for vale was very creditable,
and the meats good. The little bike (soldiers'
orphans and friendless children) seemed to
enjoy the 000.41013 well. A noticeable and
very agreeable feature of this Fair wan the
attendance of Mr. Avery'. excellent Limes
Rand front the Rouse of Refuge, which din
coursed the most excellent music and added
much to the pleasure of those to attendance.
This bond not only does Itself credit, but Is a
pmctical illustration of the success of Super
intendent Avery's kind end efficient adminis
tration.
iiiiOng the many active ladles Interested In
the Church Home we noticed present Mrs.
Shoeuberger (President). Mrs. Leonard
inecretary, and Miss Trainer (Treasured.
Governor Geary • was lut night a guest of
Mr. William Coleman, a few miles from the
city.
Crearon Optlap
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Elsewhere will be found the announcement
that this delightful summer resort, located on
the top of the Allegheny Mountain.. will be
open for visitors twit week. Four hundred
persons can be accommodated. The water
and air possess oupetior attractions, and the
walks and d r iv. are lmtvanse.l. Fine fish
ing grounds are close at hand. The table and
attention of sereetats is of the beM *DIM and
every means IN Provided to entertain the
'guests. Excursion tickets sold by Penn
sylVanla Railroad at dlfferent min.. Terms
sal per week. Children at "norse and child
ren.s table." half price. Mr. G. W. Mullin.
Proprietor. is Courteous and attentive to the
Iran an leaves nothin excellen t l y o render
them c omf o rt able. Re le w e n ~,,_
listed by his brother, and Mr. Do Armlt in the
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Erery man should dreg') as well as his busi
ness will permit. There lea taste In dressing
as muck so as in any other affair of life. Some
men will spend twice as much ae others and
yet not look half as well as their more eV.
nomical friends. They forget one great se
cret—dbat good dressing does not consist in
flash, or .0 much in costly apparel as in neat,
perfectly fitting garments. The best plan Is
to gets good merchant tailor, and when once
suited, to continue with him, depending la a
measure upon his experience and skill. Such
are the members of the flruffof Hespenbeide
& Cu., No. 50 Sixth street, to whom we can
conscientiously recommend boys , youth or
men who desire a good stilt at reasonable
wpricesorkman and wearer. sod one that will always be a credit to
The Continental. Fifth avenue. la Just the
place to epend an agreeable hour in the
,conslde l
with which It rs ta n le o a f e tshuppla. eands.
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PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE :
THE SotTli COMMON.-4'
An evening Coternpornry thinks it ,tsutti
cleat excuse for wide and deep excavations ha
the South Common Park and for the destruc
tion of Its lawns and trees, that the material
Is needed in the more favored portions of t he
Park on the East or the West Conuncu.
The same journal:ll, thinks that while tbe
avenueson all other sides of the Park have
been made wider and more spacious. It
sufficient reason for a total neglect of the
South Common. that the property owners
abutting on It refuse to permit the to
tal abandonment of Stockton line,
The journal a foresabl would en Ors',
the . idea of substituting an extensit n of
Church avenue. west of Federal street, for
the abandoned Stockton avenue, thus bring
the horoughfare and all private careiageS
communicat Mg with the residence. hi' im
mediate juxtaposition with the hi Sill..
screeching and roaring locomotives which
pass this ;dace at 1 he/Wenger:ll.o of one every
twelve minutes, day and night. No horse nouill
stand this. and we doubt whether any of the
Park Commissioners would remain many days
inn locality subject to such Intolerahloanttoy-
Races. Ilut every body to his tastes.
We have frequently, during the past year,
adverted, sometimes In severe term., to the
neglect and abuse of the Smith Common, west
of Federal street. We have alto privet air apt
pealed to at least iwo of the m
Park Oani:-
5100er, and repeatedly to the Meyor. to wham
they referred us, about the accumulation of
filth that continually goes on upon said Com
mom and we wow say again. that the uegicct
has been most Frans and culpable :at the nui
sance is Most disgusting and shameless. The
citizens had made t he South Common pleasant,
not to ray beautiful. at their oleo ex
pense; they could have done 'for
years wit h the Common as they had made
tin
thisno complaints would have found place in
this paper If the park hail been left as they
had Made It; Litt they have it rlttlit to mandato
that the imbroventents which they had made
were desecrated. by the authorities permitt
ing it to be made the depository of a huge mass
of offal, touch of It fit tuengenderapestilesice.
If this nines must remain. tee do not wonder
that the citizens residing near it should retest.
to payassesenteuts; nor would we wonder If
the cowls would sustain them In sack refusal.
We see absolutely no - excuse fora simple
don's tolerance If a nuisance so palpable. and
In hot seemlier so dangerous to the health of
the neighborhood. We understand that the
Street CoMmissloners and the Park Commis
stoners disci:that'll nut horny or responsibility
In the premises. We nu ll there
fore • bespeak the 'them ['oh of
the Mayor. tt hese sworn duty it is
to see that the laws he °arena ed atm to compel
the removal of all nuisances. If it I. UM the
Mayor's official duty to prevent obahate the.
nuisanee, It must at least be his duty to com
pel the eflicer, whoever he may he, Upon
whom the legal duty devolves. In discharge
hat duty. There should he no mote shirk
ing about this matter. If our evening COIOIII
- will t Intersection of Middle
alley witit , outh Coutmon. Ito trill write tilt
lerently on the subject.
Mr-,tuts. Enrrons. or Tun tiAzgrrt, The fol
lowing communientlon AVMS written for the
chninfec by one of its readers, in the way of
correction of a grosi mist element in regard
to the lot-holders along the South C.mitilon, in
toning them with the sole responsibility for
the delay in prosecuting the .Improvoinent in
that direction. It wan refused, however. an I
am informed, by the editor of that Jounuil
and although respectful in its tone. and the
name of the author—one of the portion MC
grieved—wan given as Its voucher—without
reading. and upon the general objection that
they had espoused the other side of the ques
tion, and had uo rnom to spare for contra-
VPRIp. •II it out Just. however, to thr people
concerned that it should be diffused ns widely
as the attack Itself. and I have therefore tO
reorient that you will give it n place in purr
valuable paper.
Tor PARK fitySitssioNgits AND MC s.orrit
31.1401 h. EIIITORn ttr 01E0:at - LE: Von ar,
pleased to say, on authority no doubt. and In
the way of anawer. I suppoKe. ton paragraph
In the UAZErtr. relating to the Soott,
improvement . , of which the author:bin - is itit
known to ntio
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"The truth of the matter ts, tome' of the
property owners on Stocgion Avenue. wtot
toy Olthogetl to the entire inaproventelt I. nre
alone responsible for the delay in rottongticing
work on the grounds; while others, owning
property abutting on the avenue, have earn
estly seconded the sugp.eslion of the Park
Commissioners, but they have been unable to
xecuro the consent of those referred to."
The above Is but the reiteration- of a state
ment matte to your columns nearly In ycir no,
with the solemn asseveration of tile dt ea . hat
It war enimt positively and in all respect.
true. - that -the ',Overt y holder" had been con
ferred with. - that ••at tiesultgeat lon of row
of them the Engineer n - as directed to prepare
a plan for the Meat ton of it: ockt on arcane,''
and that the same evens approved t.y ,d:-of them with Ito. or three excetion.: tidy. -
The confidence la the troth of your (Worm
ant, which enables you to fake 'the responsl
bilitr of . sorb statements upoll y,urseltes
silil.e perhaps diminished when, Yon are
ti ed that neither of them ha. huhfottatotta
UMW, id rtlft, except 40 far as the on y lomort
hat the Engineer had re
ppared a plan of ...one
sort for the vacation of on important trees
on one side of the common. by its transfer to
othet. That he has hail a crochet of this
,sart In his head, which met your rievrit.- you
have more than once Informed Its yainraelves.
But that the property heildersere ever con
ferred with. until the last month w or two. when
the half of those east of Federal street were
Invited Itt eiholitol it. or that it was approved
at nay tithe. be "all bin nto. or three" or even
hr any eonsiderable purport ion of them. or
that the property hoiden , on the avenue:
Or any of theta. are responsible in
any-way for the delay in colnotenring
work on the grounds. Is atemititelyand
toddy untrue. out tmllinv it to be equally so In
maid tto the other assertion t hat any of t bent
.are 'opposed to the entire improvement. -
And in proof of he most material part of this
contradiction-which feel well assured that
at
neither Onmhmtonent nor Engineer will
venture to meet over their own names -It. Is
only necessary to pl
that the an Itself was
rejected. na I untlers.tnod. wit h 1111.0 entire
unanimity. to the disgust of the Famine, as
well as at the chrome/: itself. and no doubt
/erectly to the disappointment of the property
ronlet, along Clotrett avenue. even lA . too,
to whom it was hopefully wolattil I ed. •
you Y o suggest the hope that the Pnrk Commis
sion Ts "will otoccui with their WO in their
own way." without 4.2lllalning, oweve,
erh h er mean that they skull yr, ate the
nee le. of that they shall deellne, as hereto.
fore to give any attention to the Sou h Com
mon t all. What the people want is t at they
shut ''proceed with I heir work." and bus for
at I st your hope Muir nn echo in tb. Ir en
leir , .
I doubt. howeser, whether the Commission.
en t bemqelves feel any great content 'a tot he
manlier In which this part of the work is to
in-i
he scented. provided it he eat kfactory to
the it t holders. It is only the Engineer. I
think who ban been women about his pine.
and cry benevolently insists on forcing It co
the p ,perty holders, because.. he thinks,'
they o not suffelently realize their own Inter
ests in rejecting It. Irony heescumed for nay-
Ing to' , rot, however, that If you mean by
'lheir own way" the Vacation of the avenue,
ytm greatly over-mte their pens,, which are
as well understood by the lot holders. as arc
their duties In regard to the Common tlround.
Over that, of course. their poWers are liter,.
tfonorN, as to walk, and drives. ,Their juris
diction does not extend to the streets around
It, and Wit did, would not authorize the vaca
tion of any of them.
We fall, tin yon soy, "to see the force of the
objectr
avenue to the plan proposed
noisesl•n's hoc tern mtletotrii, the vacation of
the aVenue might eventually result In the re
claiming of some twenty feet :formerly be
longing to the Common Osumi, but now in
closed an private property."
It Is to be regretted, of course, that yotican
not see the value of the nventto to the people
who live. upon It, as you probably might if
you were 111 the same category 'yourselves,
although I don't exactly understand the bear
ing of your reference to the. twenty feel in
question. except It be intended not a threat
thnt unless the lot-holders will defer to the
fancies of the Engineer, he may proceed In
contluentlr to surrey them 'out of their pos
sessions. It Is the Nonni time that this "sug
gestion" has found a place In your paper. In
the way' of nnswer to the just complaint,
of the property holders, and It Is expected,
perhaps, to effect a diversion, and was to
rover up n neglect of duty, or possittly to
frighten somebody. /
But who Is It to whom we are indebtedier this
reiterated esuggestioni" If a Commissioner
himself, he has a right to eor "101 l he think s
there Is any encroachment. an.. ught-to have
.began
ra " u h 'l t tge s fl7g ' fa a c r i:P? o so d P p e MV, tl M . neTi
groachment no great, before attaching
others whose end/was-tee are no target than
their patents roll for. 'lf an otanhier, It is none
of his business. and It is in bad taste. as It
would be speelnily Pune part of (he Commis
sinners and Engineer. to grumble at a suspected
encroachment of a Commoner. who has lost
on one side lathe public, an tisuch as he is sup
posed to hate gained on the other—in the
face of such n donation as. the Inside -pro.'
prleto., who were the only Commoners,
have made to the Commissioners for the pub
lic uses. I think I may nssatne without of.
that neither vonrselres nor the parties
to whom you one indebted for thd"sugges
tion." stand in that relation to the,; property.
If von know anybody, however, who do.
feel himself aggrieved. 131101 r R . right to com
plain: You will do hint a favor by Informing
him that the question of property' has been
judleintly passed upon. niter an e a r
ago, in
vestigation, as much no fifteen years and.
that If be Is disposed to try conehmlone again
with the lot holders on the same subject. the
Comte nre open, and the Coons indulge at any
time in that sort of recreation. Some half a
dozen of the oldest lawyers of the Pittsburgh
bar, who have net hesitated to venture their
money In expensive purchases along the
avenue, would, no doubt, find it quite agree
able to be challenged in thin way when busi
ness happens to be dull. I would suggest,
however, to your informnnt that eopoor a sub
terfitge as this can nn more serve the Commis
sioners than It Is likely to frighten the parties
alined at either Into a surrender of the avenue
or of their it
to have a portion of the taxes
paldiby them expended In the Improvement of
that part of the Common ground In front of
their own property. A henrat COmmosorn.
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The (chervil:li deedl were odrnitted of re
cord in.tho Mike of TO,. If. Ifuntcr,
Ilk - order for Alleclienr county. Feder, June
10,1970
Park Smith to Margaret Marna. Juno G, 15710:
no irregular lot, in North Fayette township,
with building f-X.O
John Sampson to John Bothwell, September
6,1654: int by P 4 feet on Sheffield greet, Alle
gheny, with buildings. SLAW
Thos. A.Mellon to Jo, linittel, June°, IdM.
Mbydflil feet. Mellon's Omi t In Twenty-AM
ward, Pittsburgh..., . .. , .....
A. B. Berger to -A. J. Bussed. November
1685; twolots, Berger's plan, WilkinP town
ship . .
..
.tax,
C...Speldef to Itusiel, jun.] . 3), 21 lir
i lr_!eet. In Bruddockn borough, with bWifi
S. C!Mdtrilock . V o . -1; ;inn 54
it ; by feet on Forty En' street, Pit;
burgh. with building u
JOsinb Corey to Wm. - Thaw HI 5, lege' ---
inegular lot on lilverave h 44.i!d' n
Allegheny, with °"rt
Jas. M. Taylor to j, 5..050
I*feet Twentict.ti — ,i,7 • M4V
3'l'l°'
et by
.... Pittsburgh. on
Sa m T ralt r :P b etle7so e l : o; n — e s lb..
esilic.frimJuohdliejilvir.peinlfej.ifte:otess°sr.nel;
• P 824-100 perches of land in noon town
ship ...... ti 12.193
Call and examine nur stock Indies, Ke n o,
and children's uniteriVenr before purchasing
elsewhere. Our stork embraces everything in
the furnishing line.
Jtsci. DEG&LwaS
New Stand Stocking Store,
No. 30 fifth avenue..
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Literary._
How many there are win, in reverting to
earlier yearn hare the moat pleasant recollec
t Inn, of the deluding club? One of these af
tllle [IVO nrgAnizatiorm now pursues the even
tenor of its any in Allegheny, and in known
no the Phllornallt Literary Society. It has
been In existenceabout a year and hos R large '
number of members, young ladieo and gentle
men of literary taste tied culture. and of the
bent clnacro of the community. Ito meeting,
are held weekly and in addition to their bene,
tit as 0 means at. mental improvement, are of
an exceedingly pleasant and enjoyable charac
ter. Lest evening we had the pleastire of at
tending one of the gatherings which wail held
in the Hall corner of Lacock and Sandusky
streets, Allegheny. a very neat. cosy and
comfortable apartment. fitted up admirably
with It stage, fixtures .and everything neces
sary for the purpose to which it Is devoted.
The room was crowded with an audience of
Indies and gentlemen...ooomm for Intelli
gence. fashion anti refinement. The pro
granite° embraced orations,declamations,
readings. Inunerons and sentimental, together
with In laughable allegorical pantomime.
and at spicy debate upon the woman
soffriore question. The Interest was
(tall er heightened ben contest for elocution
vy honor between Messrs. It. A. Ralph and
Joint It. McKee—the former gentleman !ge
mming the award. the }adzes, three prominent
kitlzens. however, giving great praise to both
performers. The programme throughout Won
'an tlxceedingly creditable one, and evinced
tidy* and culture of a superior character.
, The Midlence frequent If manifested approval
Iry eprdlal
Tire Society at present Is aorder the official
control of A. 'With. 'President; C.
A. Herbert, Vice President; Will E. Cameron,
Secretary. and John .It. McKee, Treasurer.
The members all seem to take a deep Interest
in Its affairs. which Is perhaps the secret of
Its tattering SUCCOSS. An one of the Institu
tions calculated to promote the moral. DIVII
taI and incial advancement of the young, it
has our hen rtiest wishes for cant Mined pros
perity.
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Delta Heim and '' [Miry Dean, - whose title
tees have been unite the subject of it song. tee
different pertins.• Daisy. according to he
'bent ant nority'ive have on the subject, in It Ch
Is the above Mentioned Wong,/ tens honest, a
thine not possessed by Delia to soy great'+le,
gree. A few days since Della. who formerly
the
with her mother on Penn street. In
the Tenth wnrd, entered the dwelling of Mr.
.lames M. Hamilton. who lives in the adjoin
ing house, mid abstracted VO from • bureau
drawer: — She then left home nod Iran absent
sevend days. and perhaps would have 'con
t intled to. jUltiaiti away had not her mother
discovered her In the Seventeenth ward ad
bad her arrested. She stunt taken 10 the
Twelfth ward station 11011 Se, where she re+.
mained until yetterday morning, when she
AVM removed to.t he Iltryor's Office. Mr. Ham
ilton made information charging Delia with
• Inrcens, and stir.will proltribly be sent 'to the
House of Hauge. She bad none of the money
In her possession when arrested. but had it
sui , embundance of trinkets and notions,
which she hod doubtless iturchased with it.
Her mother states that she has been stealing'
f tort he neighbors for some time, but they
refused to prosecute her. She Is only fifteen
years of age. and stealing appears to bea
mania with her.
[Anuouncement.l
Plolsbitrgh -It., Industry and emmairree
This Is the title of a volume in press. which
is Intended to supply a want —to bring pro.
dor, mid consumer into more intimate runs
tact. The plan-upon which the volume to
eon., nod egi plav, the most tell/4bo4sta sc.'
ressible to esperieneed jultruniasts,' in le.
cant to the Industry and corunierre of Pitts
burgh. site by side. with the advert king an
nollncements of the repentstiv• mania:le
t ming estnblishi ren
nents nail hOoses of
the city, and cd the districts lintncit 'MOT' Rd.
/ scetd thereto. In preparing the. history of
the manufact tiro, t heir pant growl h and prev
ent prosperity, the utmost rare bun been ex
etvlsed in obtaining and collating facts. A
history of the tnanufacturing industries of
Pittsburgh, commensurate to their Import
am, and influence no the prosperity of the
city:Stmts. and nntinn. has never been pi/in
ns/led. The object of this volume Is to supply
the want. Among the nubject Ole:wed In
separate paper", prepared with the closest
scrut,ny, are the following:
Pittsburgh Tn-Ilay.
Desclnpment and Extent of the Trade.
'roe Iron Interest.
The Glass Manufactures.
Pitt 4 - burgh - I he Producer of American steel.
The Petrnlettin Interests of Pittsburgh.
Our Hallways. Present and Prnspect lye.
lie White tend interest.
The Malleable Iron Trade.
The Tobacen Trade.
linat [Milling and St...inborn Ilitcrest.
The publisher propose to place is copy of I he
vi dime in 'lie leading hold. of those tiortions
oft he Pnion vv Inch are In the •Ihrtdrist degree
t ribinary to the trod( of Pittsburgh, also in
the varinns leadinr
agencies. and stearnbaatii nn theiniiii and Mb:-
candor, The Wilk of the edit lon will' be- di--
ciliated In t Ili. litotes ,Weiit and South of Penn.
s‘ Rani. with an ample cireulat inn at advan
tageous prom.. In mir out; State and F-,tern
The volume will Ise printed and bound
3 SI YrO mit hitherto approached In Pitt,
burgh. This fact. and the value of it statisti
cal and historical information will secure its
preserent ion long after the usual ndvertlning
aFences are consigned lathe waste paper bas
ket. while It will afford to the merchants and
dealers 4,f other cities soli localities It conve
nient. safe and reliable rental of the represen
tative nitinnfaeturing and business establish'
ni t
of Pittsburgh.
Intivasers will call upon manufacturers and
business torn for their tall erllsement dining
the ensuing week.
E. A. Mrrais.
I)...vut Lowxr, Ettblkhere
.1 1 / a ctx
Ylnr Jewelry..
In t hese day. of sham Jewelry it is reheat/-
lug to di.rover 1 hoase where all -inch die
senthild_i art itler to at t ram cu.:tomer. are Ia-
Ind whet e the purchaser la cgri Mu to
secure an art icle of the best character. Sorts
is the elegant Jewelry establishment of CV.
G. Dunseat h, Fifth avenue. below the Opera
House. Everything In this benutifurrtorg.
rootn. trout the tiniest ring to the most gab,
able gold chronometer. la guaranteed' to be
exactly it. repreSented— a drat-class article of
its kind. kir. Dunseath hat every style of
rings. watches, flock*, chains. statuettes and
line fancy Jewelry, to which be Invites t he at
tention of ladles and gentlemen who desire
anything in his line. We feel confident every
patron will he satisfied tooth In price and,qual
iir With any thing which Is purchased at this
How to Look V onsig.-Mmeen.—Don't palm
or nse alie lisle Restorers, but simply apply
Hagnn's Magnolia Balm unon your face, neck
and hands, end 'use Lynn's Kathairon upon
Tour hair. The Balm makes your complexion
poorly, soft and natural, and you can't tell
what did It. It removes freckles. tan. sallow
ne.s. ring-marks, moth-patches, etc.: nail In
plat, Of ti red. rustic face, 3,111 have the mar
ble purity of an exquisite belle. It gives to
middle age the bloom of perpetual youth.
Add these effects to 'a splendid head of hair
produced by .the Kathairmi, and a Indy has
done her best In the . way of adornment.
Brothers will have no spinster sisters when
these ankles are around.
An Allegheny Ileuse.—The Girard Rouse,
Allegheny, has became an hlatitlltlol3 - 0t that
city. Underthe excellent management of that
genial proprletnr,tapt, G. C. Lightenp, who
knows how to keep a hotel, it In fast winning
popularity among all dances of travelers and
strangers. on well as citizens who desire a re.
tired. yet convenient, cosy, oomfortable hotel.
All who desire n Mat-class establishment and
comfort should stop nt the Girard
110111.4, corner of Federal and Isabella streets,
Allegheny.
To the Ladles.—We know I hat - we can an
nounce this morning nothing which will ho a
source of greater pleasure to the ladlei who
wish to appear In neon! with the tenon and
styles, than to call their attention to the fact
M
that oorhead; No. 81 Market street, has re
ceived:during the week, a choice tot of new
goods representing the very latest emanations
from Dame Fashion. Call in. ladleA, and look
nt them. .
Parry pawaen who designs traveling should
ilrat get one of Udder's trunks from No.lol
Wood street. They are beautiful to look at,
nod then are co constructed that all the wear
and tear of travel -fa inaufnclent to destroy
them. Every variety In satchels, valises,
trunks, , rubes, etc., mnr he had nt 101 Wood
street.
Vsrlettes.—Foreign fruits,.nuts, cakes, con
fectionary of nll kinds, Ice cream, and evert
thing to please the palate,at Vormsnon's, cor
ner Diamond alley and flmlthfield street. Ono
of the finest Indies' and gentlemen's ice cream
parlors In the city. It's a teal luxury to sit
there, aside from the many other at ttartionn
of the place.
The proprietor of the Coat Mental, Mr. Hotta-
helmer. Is determined to maintain the charac
ter °lbis establishment as a first class restaur
ant. To Judge how well he succeeds the In
quisitive iihould drop In. Right below the
Postodice, on Fifth avenue.
Ladle., Gentlemen •ndCllldren'e merino un
clement In greni vnrlety Id the Now Stand
Stocking Store. •
.Tso. Dr.ort.sus & Co..
No. BO Fifth avenue.
To the !Num.—C:llllo at lioltzbeimer's
Continental to-day. Fifth areaue before the
Poste:Bee and satiate your appetite with the
riehect. rarest. moat appetizing and healthful
'viand., of the season.
The Horton' stoek of Henry G. Male, Mer
shon' Taller, at corner of Penn avenue and
Sloth street, Is no, and complete. Mon
sieur flonpaln continues to preside at the cut -
ling._, If
Thn Continental will be open all day and
meals may be hed•there at any hour. from six
In tho morning until midnight. Anything you
wont just call in and ask for.
Buffalo
Ilveraio, June 10.—An accident otrthe Lake
Shore & Plichkaan Southern Railroad last
night prevented further receipt. of cattle nod
the market fell tiff this morning Ic. Steers of
1,00 it. and upwards are quoted at f 9, .41k
extra g9.7.5a0,12 . .
good tiktaisa.fit fair Meer s
and heifers and far cowsV.fisSa; poor to
medium gg.EI7C:C7,3:; netts of 41. Hogs: Cup •
ply moderate mid demand light; price un
changed. Sheep unchanged. irith sales of 500
head at tfa9 for Ohio and Canadian lamb..
•
—At Montreal, yesterday, a bare dm or
In the MOntreal Warehouse companies
building.. Over ten thousand barrels of flour.
three hundred thousnnd bushels of Irfalo,
chiefly wheat, and a large quantity of sugar
and merchandise were destroyed. It ls•be
lieved that the lons Is covered by insurance.
The company bare ...75,t Insurance on the
building In the !loyal Insurance company.
• —The Convention of the Episcopal Diocese
of Ohio adjourned yesterday evening. A
resolution was adopted, by a vale of slitx ,
tin to slate, expressing sympathy 'with the'
Evangelical Alliance which has been called to
"meet In Near York. •Thle is considered a tri
umph of the low churchmen over the high.
The main] committees were appall:l(l.d.
Vermont Constitutional Convent.'On
voted,llBto 114, in furor of biennial sessions
of the Legislators. Reconsideration moved.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, 1870.
FOREIGN
Bittotur is ill and the 'oration
cuised by bin friends is whether or not .it•
be true that Bright'a disease is incurable
Tits oyster is getting to be so eruct'
and dear in Linidon that it ' , nimbler' to
le•come a luxury to be enjoyed only by
the very wealthy. •
Tut: Cobden Club have issued a reprint
of the last report of Commissioner
The Athouvuni nava it requires no great
sagacity to gees O m t h e short but val
uable preface is from the proof the ablest
living exponent of Mr. ColaJell's prin
ciples.
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'nit "VOL' , Ham* iharrat s that at
Nagy Btin. Transylvania, a fi, days ago;
there burst a water spout, by NV kit eighty
houses were ikon myed. The corpses of
two hundred pepson l were rot it -strewed
about the addq.itnd fourteen uhers have
been got out hf: the river at ..' latzburg.
. LAT:litttcen and Margaret S arida, broth
or and Aster. have Bern exeduted at. Tal
lamore for the murder of a i man named
Dunn. They stood land In I nd ii on the
scaffold, Tepeelag the Litany of the Saints
as the drop G-0 l . Shields wt twenty four
years of age, 1 tot his Sister wenty-nine.
• . • •
A HICH Bra:Allan lately MI 0 to Paris to
he treated for it somewhat to Holm illnens,
and resided in ithe Rue den } ten with his
wife auptrotherdn•law. TI e cure wan
progressing fai:orably, and tl a doctor wan
astounded when he received t ITIVSSIIRO to
on that the patient whom ht had a few
hours herone left improving.. wan at the.
point of death. Hr lOthielled to the sppt,
and, recognizing the symnionts of poison
ing, called in further medical assistance,
but mut vailingl,y. Rh the man died a few
minutes after.. A lotot•utortem examina
tion confirmed the suspicions an fo the
cause of death, and the wife- has been
taken into contour. •
..Of the magnitude which thepresent
epidemic Of stuall.pox has attained in the
French capital some idea may be' form
ed," remarks the hailed, "when we state
that the deaths returned hint week num
bered being an inereafe of sixteen on
the previous week's .return. The iKtpula
Lion of Paris is lesA .than half that of
London, yet the 'maximum number of
deaths Is-earring in the latter city during
any week of the year of greatest small
pox fatality for a third of a century never
reached WO. NO 11,41/ than 1,940 fatal
enr.rs hay 0171 . 11r,reli ill Paris in the twen
ty. weeks elapsed of the present year. a
atonality equivalent to an annual death
rnte of 7 per 1.000 of the population.the
oorrestwouling ratio for London being 0.1
par tAkoe. There appears to be not tier
slighest'queolott that this most lament?,
hie stat,of thing, in thi' French capital
is attributable to the neglect of vaccina
Nolsaly doubts that the relative ef•
fleecy of animal. an distinguished from
human vacine. Is an important seientllic
question; bur it is unfortunate (to say the
least that the public mind of the-Paris.
ions ohadd hnyr been unsettled. and their
faith in the Jennerian principle shaken,
at a :ill.' when smallpox is raging epl.
dentically in their city,
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aIIM-W Ala.—tin TLur.daY. ease fhb.
1 SlO, 111 the reclean., the torlece. parent., Ly
Rev. John e Natal, Mr. WILLIAM It. TLINTIN
and MI.. Ye NMI': 11. W Lt.t.; both of [Me city.
Nn node .
PON—DUNLAP- ini ThuDiDy u.edlvg. .Wine
911 i. 1100. by Iles. T. L. tiellam,Lii rb. Luke's
("turf!, Mr. MICHAEL FOX and Mrs. SARAH
DUN LAP. both of Pittsburgh.
LlTLTON—Wootts—on the 711, inst.. at the
residence of Dr. W. I. buffer, No. 1799 Wellsee
street. by the 1t.,. Ibibert Chase, lIEDINALIi T.
IiVI.TON, M. D , of Philadelphie, to Mtn I.l.tift.
EN( E daughter i.f dm isle .1. U, (Weeds, of
Pittsburgh. •
EOM
Tburaday. Jona 9th. at 124
P. H.. THOMAS. eldett Poo of John mud Mary A.
Walth.agetl le yearn.
The fi:lend will take place from the realdence of
hit parasol' residence, No. 43 School street, Aile
gbeny COT'. nth. ',TM:Or/K..1 2 o'clock. The
Mends of the fatally .are ntspectfvfly. Invited to
etteiol.
.N —Cm Slldaswoma,. June 7th.
11470. at J o'clock. ANNA SIA lII 'ISLIS HIN
nON. aged ID years. 3 months and 12 days.
Funeral from the residence ot her faller. Thos.
Hutchins..., corner of pate and Urn., stoats ,
/ 3th
ward. 7h taAgg ang.a, at o'clock. The
friend• or the
attend. smear are respectfully Invited In
'
CARBOLIC SALVE
Made 'Min pure CA HHOl.lr• ACI D. wbleh Is used
to lleepttain by direction et Eminent Physician.,
haa already prayed noel( 1,. be thy moat rteealt and
erected! cure to. all Malignant Sores and Ulcers ,
and for Bum, ratt.lVounde.and all Skin Itlitemares
Olai+i st n,
r..4t i aad , ara;gent Inn yet linen
Henry's Insect Powder,
the ‘.l ACIILs. BED BUGS.
ANTS. AS. NMI-% . .413 CENIS. nt
L.ILROSENBACH'S
Patent Medicine Depot,
14 4 -0 SMITHFIELD ST
'NIE
HA YTEDDEIt
The greatest labor 'titer and (Imo saver of all
harvesting machines. The labor of twenty Inert
done by one men and a hone. By using the Ted
der all help Is dispeneed with. and the fanner to
enabled of In run all the grass his may see
it to eta. mid got It into the barn on the sense day.
TESTIMONIALS:
-14 rilvaims, Westmoreland On.. to.
W. W. KNOX. Esq.—Dror Mr:
list.o4 The
American to Tedder on our meadows harvest,
ana would not undertake to mak. - hay again with
out one. clover and Timothy cut In the fortmcon
esn bs put Into tho hub or stack In good order In
tha &Remain of same day by ming thelTeddor.
Very respectfully.
D. EL STEWART.
We also refer to 1.. M. BPEER. Rellevernon; Pao
WILLIAM OLIVER, Port yam, PA. and others
who bought Mschines from us Mat .meson.
AV. W. KNOX,
General Agent for Pennsylvania
T 2 °GER S
Cullivalor&Shovel Plow
{Without doubt the best inipLatuant of Its class yet
Invented. The tome Is of Iron and Indestructi
ble. It 0111 stork In any .11 without °lnning. It .
tun bo sot to cultivate. any width between nal.
The shovels eau be sot to throw the dirt inirsrali.
or outwardly In any depth.
WELCOME HAY -RAKE
bealarn And Farmers au ppllo4 at wakore prima
/Etna Mower and Reaper
•
'The
nn
ic d a o . won motnio n im m me hine n telb..Sa M lma n h ' n a
in the market. ?armory ahould not fail
to tacit baron baying any other Mans.'
Excelsior Reaper and Mower
Tho well olwahllnho.l and • rolabrated erlglas
Wimer.
Bend frwllluslzsted elahlnell• ^
here and thlNen Tenho cod hltiehltwaT.
AV: VV. KNOX,
137 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
JOHN M. COOPER & CO;
Bell and Brass Foundprs,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE AND ROLLING MILL
BRASSES .
Made Promptly to Order.
BABBITTS METAL •
I% Tittle and Dept on. Hand.
Mamffitcturers of
J. M. Cooper's Ithproved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
•
bARDE SHIPMENTS OF ALL
kinds of (*eh ash are received daGy at
ronnu Palms' paired. ash stand, No. 46 Ms-
Ihraat, ['Mahwah, mid at the Twin City
Stand, Allegheny City. miner Federal and Ohio
streets. Our lona experience In the hostas. en.
.elm us to atyrays have on hands nest class article.
and can Belt - White Fish. Salmon, Herring, BIWA
Bass wad White Perth, all at Tau low
_paws.
l lnrc no call, we will &m ti
are a ne article. Whole*
r l4l, lrlytaE.?.yorders abet trtyPtlel
DAY.TIMORE HERRING, SHAD, Art,
—New Potomac IlerrLng .In-barrels and
ow: new do Mout In barrels and halve.: Go.l
Mergers]. all sloes of p•p7ell4 NO. SI do. MU*
, 1 "nliPZI . 01 d ealt . 141., " =, klAV . %Vitt
blob, nsuf hareem Laorsdor Herring, banal. and
halve.: badmen in kits: Holland Herring. 100ketra
chnire. Ear sale low to the trade.
WATT. LANG h. M.,
ta7lo' 179 and 174 Woo.] Meet.
-
SPECIAL NOTICES
O:rNOTICE TO CLAIMANTS
By resolvtloo nt. theGototrette . et on Common
'Grottoes of the City .f Allegheny, nil flatontns
to Bottom land. inn the south front taf tho ritY—
neludink whet It known an Nelrene I.land and
the ,. properties—ere Invited to meet with the
Committee on FItIDAYIay June 17th,
In the City Banding. Allegheny. They'me also
requested to bring with them abstracts of title
and any plan rwlating thereto they may have In
thine possession. .1. It. OXLEY.
Je.i:yl4 • Clerk to Committee.
.
Genrs or klonOttoellit./1 InbritAlici CO.,
N. R. corner of Wood St. and 4th Ave., :
Prrnilt.7lrnri. May M3n. 1870.
DIVIDEND.—The President and
u.a Directom of this Company have this day
declared a dayidend of FOUR DOLLARS PER
SHARE on the Capital Stock of mon t h:mpan
out of the ...Imp of the Last Mx tree of
Government tat. Payable In ash forthwith.
mytiwin JOHN It. CLAYEY : Seenetam,
U . PUBLIC NOTlCE.—Haring been
-
appointed GAN and GAB METRE INSPEC
TOR for Allegheny county, notice Is bereby Oven
that until the necessary Mace and Mechanical Test-
Ina maehinery on be provided. I will be found at
the OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL. FOONDRT
AND PIPE WORER. Twenty-third street, near
Penn, Pittsburgh. -
R. 11. AMITY',
au and Liu .I.lWr inspeCtor.
Kr BOIT NT Y.
$lOO Bounty Collected
..For all soldiers • hot enlisted between 11.7 4th and
Jul/ 22d. 0361. who
were dlectoirged for dissoll
- heron, serving 1.0 year., and who have hereto
:3n received nebonnty.
The undenigned has removed his orrice to GA
ULT'. Bulidinit.enmer Sloth avenue end Prnlthtleld
weal. and is now prepared to collet% claims slime
111 mid at moderate rates. Call mot mildtees, with
*tamp, B. Y. BROWN.
' Claim Agent; OAg WIT[ Building,
Corner 131:111 avenue and Elenti.hdeld street.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
CANDIDATES.
!Tr FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
GEORGE NEELEY,
Of Itnnhall Township. snidest bo the beelslon of
the Linton Republican COuntreontrntlon.
Jtublesa
gy-FOR COUNT YCOMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN DOUTHETT,
Of Indiana township. I. • candidate for County
Connelasioner, in anbordln•tlon to the &sheen of
the Republican ConvenUon. Est modes In rebus.
snit wtbd.ST
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.
S. P. SHRIVER -& CO.
rh - lataiimazttat":=.P - d
Nog. Zig and Isl Liberty St.,
4157,:rttit'4.Y.Sr:P.4'4.1`Q.=12
S. P. SIIRIVEIt & CO.,
El=
REMOVAL
I=
Allegheny Insurance Company
I=o
No. 67, FOURTH' AVENUE,
RETWEER MARKET AND WO9D STREETS.
J D(IIIELL, tirerrtary.
apTim42 '
p EMOVAL-FRED'Ii SCIIROEDEII,
hitrehant Talito and Dealer In Gentlemen's
Furalsidng Goods: also Gentlemen and Boys*
Clothing on hand slid made to order at the Short
cut notice. has rumored from Welsh, stand. No. WI
Fourth sonnet. to No. SI WOOD STRIRWT,
Dower of Third &Tenet.
tohltoltsic
OrMOL&L.
=!EN=I
•
' raotclutler. Orrirt. June TO. 18711.
Alleg eny Taxes.
Notice to beretT elven that the Asseseorihoto
now plaewl Iv ithe wreasharer &face the Mph...
letty. Poor. Illy Bette.. School. Schwe
ns. hewer end Public Park Tates, and of Water
Rents for the year IN7O. sod that sold Taro; IT
.7-71t-2.13 Tigt!"ro`t:"l
4 Ol t oubJect to the nowt. Mahlon°ns
and whoosh.,
Flee per rent. If paid .on or befoota the and . 1
of July.
Four per cent. If Mid ton or before the lot day
of Anemia. ' -
Two. per cent Is pall on Or before tho trot day
of September..
if paid after the drat day ofSeptember...l on
or before th• drat day of October. no deduction
Will be made.
IT paid after the ant day of October. and on or
before the drat day of bovember. an addition
tf dye per cent. shall he added to and poonble on
he same.
After the First of November,
Warrants will be isthwg to *ninth° the collection
of all than remaining unpaid, together with the
per montage accrued thereon. and the costa.
The Rtate Meniantile Licenses assessed on per
sons r arms L +ttbln the Ilmits of Allegheny. ate
to be paid at this office forthwith.
1). MA CFER I/ ON,
('ITT TREASURICR
Aft sonyori, Mel 24, INTO.
NOTICE.—The aosessmeot for Ora.
DING and PAVING of Cliestnut street, from
north Md. of river avenue to the Mechanic street
bridge; also, the assessment fOr the construction
of • BOARDWALK on Bell avenue. from Federal
street to Walls street. tre now Swear for examina
tion and can he seen at Oda office until SATUR
DAY, June , 4th, 1810, when they will he Planed
to the bends of the COLControßar for onllection.
(STARTS:II DAVIS,
CIE=
MEE=
(ITV TIICARCRLIVII Orrery. t
Prrreer dad. Jo. 1. 1b171).
ACCORDASCE WITH THE PRO
- T 1810513 of flee Clty MAW, notice Is hareby
red he to th lnv .
estment. Tea Play io n of the tityot Pittsburgh.
t tf
City, City Building, Special, Poor,Basi
.
ness, City School and . ard School
Taxes and- City Water Rents
Fortha yeir 48711 Lave, la scoordanne with law,
bee. Ws day 1100131904 to me fur colleauou. A
dedpntion of Vie. tor mato= will be on
on
all Faxes and Maar Retail paid Oa Or botara
a.r !MUM. Mad Tyro per captain It paid
the
between the. dive days of " 4 tn....,
day of
A. J. POPITTIAN.
rasTeeeethe!..
)11.1. BE RECEIVE')
the Cltv Water W011..1111..
hi , 130 i OY Jumt. tame.
Ml(bee, and l'lms to be
frr use and deliverW tho
•
FRENCH. SUPertriteride t
triDlittet SOD Scltunvole,
scion, J nneSild, MO,
e assessment for Grad
e.' elVittinia 4hltta street.
to the river. la now ready tor
it be wen at this othoe until
11th, 181 S C -when It rill he
I Treasurer's omen for
ir to tati llni t s O iv ert e lb eil t .o
Overdue Ilinnieined Bonds .1
ti1t: 0 ..1 , 1_1'0..1.d them to thi•
erenararr; int, i.tratr i. he allowed o n
on t oro g the
Fine le
blyl2 J• MeCIOWAN. Controller
C BARNES
Sealer of Weights and Measures,
pl . mg:
N 0.6 FOURTH AYE, Pittsburgh.
ST.. LAWRENCE HOTEL,
i ED. BARKER, Proprietor,
Cor. Pena St. and 11th; formerly old Cleo!
ArnEti.
A small lot of Free, 14ine Ando. Jost
mired In good order, and for sale low, at the Fata
lly Grocery of Joint A. ILLNIGLAW.
mr ,i Corner Liberty and Ninth street.
INDIA RUBBER
DOM AND 9'[S"
. . .
Of the BOOMS /11101. S Cornpaar...k. A full
mappiy nt all Mee. The trade setpratee ~ ,6,,,,,r.,,
Um.' Wl"' J. 4lt TT. 1,7111.7.1Pft. .
, •
Aments far thts el
BUTTER. •
num. irret ; lllo II Better;
Par sale by .. ..t . „ . CiIePIBLD.
--2M1 1 a 1, 72 , .....1..
LOUISVILLE_ ._ lIT
-00 mi k a l lJUlC MINNS LAtz s ' ( Waisted
Zeta, For Pall DI LE . NA gEon.
- airle 4 . 141 avenue.
c... ~„~„ ~
'`-.'"'tom..'
• MISCELLANEOUS.
NoncE.
To ,Contractol.s
The underrlgned. fbinulasioner. appointed 111
Comm un Act of the General. Aomubly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, for the Porilelle
of comment. with on oore person. for the
e
making of the Indexes to t h e Deed. and Mon
ocle. in the omen for the Recong of Rend,
In the County of Allegheny. he rein give nett. ,
that Sealed Proposals for the [unking of Fuld in
dexes. will be received until
_ . .
•
WEDNESDA.Y..II I ' , NE.22, hen
The Inder Books will be furnished by the .
tuissloners, but ad stationery necessary to be d
wil he required tn furnished by the contractors.
Tcrlnt rector or contractor. will be required to
aloe bond in the same amount required by law to
be Oren by the Recorder of Deeds of Allegheny
county. end with It lent two sufficient sureties.
which . bond shall be conditional for the faithfol
Perfonnence of the raid work.
A specimen book. exhibiting the site of the index
books to be used. and the plan upon which said In
dexes nee to be made. can be seen by applying to
Mr. I lUNTEII. at the Recorder's office.
.
The Conantiralonent reserve to theturolvea the
right to anperolse the work, and on the completion
of the Indexing of each volume of the Deed or
Mortgage Maras, to rewind the contract If the
wort doognot meet their approbation',
tech bldwill be required to Contain the price
Per r.ge and the thee within which the bidder will
uuderrate to impletni the contract, and will be'ac
conipanied with the naniee of theenretles proposed
to be given for the faithro. performance of the
work.
Each bidder may bid for the whole work. or'for
the making otthe Indegos In the Deed Books or
Mortgage Books alone. but If the contract for
tasking the Indexes: to the Mortgage Books be
awarded to different parties, each will be required
the corder
The Commlsinnent also reserve to themselves
the right to reject or
most
conducive Ind or bids as In
their Judgment may be most to the pith
ilc interest. .
The Olds will be addresoodi . broofh the Pootornee
to the ConarnOtolonere, No. UN GRANT STREET.
Pttrthorgh. Pt!. •
6. F: LUCAS,
A. lIILANDS,
THOS. 11. HUNTER: I lA.ollomioner,
SIIIItAS, Jr.,
S. 11. GEYER,
Pirrssumlll. Mal 27 12470. my.,3:x771
JITST IN TlitE.
Sumner Millinery,
=I
BONNETS.
MOWERS,
EIDSON/I,
MADE-UP LACES.
ORNAMENTS,
and NOVELTIES
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. S. C. Robb,
N 0.91 FEDERAL STREET.
EMESICIM
S. INTERNAL .
REVENUE, E,4.,I in
„T.
•
COLLECTOR'S N()TIC.F,
COI.I.[CTOR or LVIMINAL ALVENC L.]
23d coOret District of Poona,
\o.B!Wooer strort.
ALLEM; [VT I for, Mar 20th.1870.j
Notion hi hero. Veen that the annual 1.1.. of
formerly terinrel I.lrencem. and of
Incomes, Carriages, Watches,
Bilvei Plate, &c.,
Are now In this ofilm. where payment will ha re
ceived thereon by the Collector, on and after the
FIILST OAT OF JUNE. 1870. 'These taxes hay.
trur heroine due. must he yield before the 2511 e day
of Juno. 1870, otherwise additional expenses
will be Incurred by the tax payer. '
S. BCFFINGTON. Esq.. Deputy Collector for the
County of Armstrong. and EDWIN LYON. Thq.
Deputy Collector for the county of Butler. will be
reedy to receive after the let of June. for their
respective mention. ..a will poet notices desiccut
tint the timeand places when and where they will
be promo.' to receive the taxes collectable by
them,. 'Dues paid only in greenbacks or national
eurroncy. Odlee hours from 9. A. It. to 3P. 0.
JOHN M. SULLIVAN,
MEM
MEM
PLANINC. MILL MEN
And. Other
.NOTICE!
Th• undoral s rned has lettere patent of Me Uni
ted nate.: for the Imp red construction of
armther-boardlng. Inside lining and of aralnsentlng
for houses. The weather-leardlng. by this potent
Improvement. bola( more partleulary intended for
males' atm. and combines great❑
arability and
be iif appearance: andAt Is an conetmeted ae
to entirely :mild the one of Joint stripe, and to
rn7v01itt.7.147Z117 ntering
tho weather-on the tim.r. lose by the orunn
• n:,,
:rlereby prrventinetVeTluntl oft te J..;;: " ;;T:n
5trU1"',..r.;11."./:r41, 1 :4,:n1,11,;11Z":4"C'of
It claraunnly Known us the .110431d0u Weather-
Ile tots disposed of the following ttositorlal sod
shop tittlas In•Allespens county, far both patents,
Welt:
To id. A. If undorff, the right of the territory
south the Over in said county.
dtegneman Dotiglass, the right for the }lfni
mud, Pittsburgh.
To 11111. Patterson g. Co.. shop rights for their
mill, Sixth want, l'lllteburuti.
To Alex. McClurg for the borough of Metier,.
To ParkerA Paul. for First, Second, Third and
Fourth wards, city Allegheny.
To Heed Brother., shop right at their mill In Sev
enth ;card, city of .Alleitheity.
To Dunham, Saint it Co., for the boroughs of
Shat - poinirg and Mum also the [
to
of Roder
and Indiana.
All persons are tranuni against-Infringing upon
either of meld patents, and those wishing to put , .
&we. wilt please call. or address toe, at lin. TS
Smithfield !tree', Pittsburgh. Pa.
fa ' T. C. ANMIRSON.
JORN Q. WORKMAN H. RICHARD DACIA
WORKMAN & DAVIS, -
Sumessors to WORKMAN. MOORR & CO., mann.
facturer. and Pea/ere In
Carriages, Buggies,.
SPRING & BUCK WAGONS,
12, 44, 46 end 43 Beater SI., Allegheny.
Repairing neatly end irompt/y ezirtited. Or
ders foe New Work gotten cip in gond style and
warranted to idre aatiaraetion in iiiier'4Perrienbir•
• Porigl.Tralgng. iTi E ltyr . ""74.n_ 7 " _t h in d
ch.A
rany• trinket of 13.111VIrTi o rATxrcr W sr
mad Rappa Patent Qalcit Shiner god Antl-Battler
for/811MM
IL RICHARD DAVIS having purchased the In.
Wrest of Alex. and W6l. 11. Moore. In the late Arm
of WORKMAN. IIICK)ItE A CO.. the busluees wlll
hereafter bo coutlnued at the old stand under th e
name and style of WORKMAN A DAVIS. Orders
_
AN.
- -.
3 6"
i iiJZ C A U D K YNNS,
late with Citizens' Z..*Al L oaal MC ßank, Pittsbuiwn
DISTRICT or NEW OttLICANS,
flirt of Pirfabaron.
Jrxr. 6th,
I r cpwrQg u
LED
nerompa l b b7 PbMr 2 22.. " ... " -
ClllllOlll.. farm. tn be fond otted on aPPlinatintt
Dile nine, Will be received thereat until 704
, :t . ,?-r„„l:49p
Marine Ilesiiiial, near this tilt, mo r artlelen
is Phi tVISION, FUEL. Se.. ananterated hi
mad
f
The quanes Mated ant estimated with
reference to M amid number of patients In the
Hospital:
o rDte Vatted State. reaerrea tbe right
tn take mare less of mad articles,
h eerdlary 23
they mac be actually required. If te articles de-
Ilvorml et the Ibmplasl re not, la the Judgment I.f
the plissirlan. of the be tatallt7. mot 'Wanted Di
Ilniteltal, i s
at Ilboity rel. ,. ‘ And
mow. iburvltese other article. In thelratead. And
In charge the ointment with any !TM.. .weer
the
ssattraet arias..
The Unties' States rites the tight to accept
the prom:m.la for the !lib de or ant Portion of the
axle). spveleed.
Jecylit Till MAR STDEt.. Surveyor.
fi RAND REAP, MING
•
A.l
• , INrEW GOODS.
Shoes, Boots L and Gaiters •
1 1 NFt :PA tr - L,I.Ts . .
N. 311 011 1 0 AVENUE. ALLEGHENY CITI'
'rho Imder•lluneti has eprekln
with•
ponenlo
r.f him and PLOCluod with • rich ansurt
merit of BOOTS. NUOIDI AND GAITIDIS. •
. . . • ..
!lion. a• evil prlene will give vatisfeetlnn
inelevr min.* And the public axe invited to visit
Jet:e. lIMYRY PA t/lXil.
WELCOME
ITA AND GRAIN It AKE,
Steelourillitt and buy none but
the Welcome Tooth Wheel BMW. IL II the
simplest in Its eonstruntion and hest In um: ex
amine It bnfore you titian) other: sold as low se
tbcoommon rakes and can be warted by A child 7
Mt/bream old; It Is
a c rd seloyersting. The horse domi
nantly all the work lt eau toe run twelmrard
without danger to manor driver, an &demur In
'n rsold them . or rod Pet C /:11. orntfla nd
' 3;l LIBERTY' STRF.I7. Pittnburgh.re..h7
. W. W. WALAI7B.
myitT
Livings & Co.,
IlluoVettnrerr of IIUBT GRIST IRON
Light wort our specialty. Loose Joint Butts.
Shamir and Olden.' *tab Pulleys. and other
articles of Builders . ' W..). on hand.
Office and Worts, near, 1
L out Diimjtenr
City. PostoMoe address, Lout Dos 302. Pitts
burgh, Pa • a 21415
DISSOLUTION OTICE. •
Tho partnershiphe tofore existing bat,
DTP:MIEN 0. ROME . and J. If. bitcOOVICILV,
snowed In the outdated d wPdrlna of Prem.
beau. was this day dissolved by =Auld consent.
EMENDED 0. 110,1113 Dim
J. u. IIcOO'VRILN,
PR - maroon. Haf 31,1N70.
SODA ASII.-100 rooks for sale by
J. B. CANFIELD.
•
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VINE9AR.
TIIE PITTSIII7IIGII
YI. - NEG-NR, . .
11.' OR KS.
IVII.. A liA.llB,
161, 168, 16 and no
SECOND A VENUE.
h now prepared ,d-wfurnish VINFX:AIt at the
LOWEST 3IARKET EATEN. Attention particu
larly nailed tti hi.
Exira Wine Vinegar.
MEM
INSURANCE.
EMPIR.I 4 I --
AL LIFE INSURANCE CO
Of New York.
MR
•=mmarsnam
B=
MAUI
SpeClll Inaunmer NON-FORFF:II9I2C rafter
.
ma annual paymono. All policies INCONTESTA—
BLE for sual - mime, and • Itt , OLLITELY INCON
TEPTARI.E alter ono annual premiums. All re
ettictions upon TRAVEL /Ind ItratIDENCE re
moved. and no remote required. NO ACCUMII
-1..C.10N 01 , INT/ME:et . on lemns nr Doferred
preordains. and Si) I SCREASEcif annual ImYmeinl•
711t a lgS e lVV." t i t=h a t " l:VAVa4A 9 i
I:4TERINT NOTE is requited on LOAN
and them In no ACCCMCLATION or INTEREST
charged Iti.nn the tame. Penal. beenmo SELF
SUSTAININI: in about ocen years. end thereaf
ter yield an ineome to the Pidley holder.
term and endowment mincles am Issued; ahm.
guarantee Moment policies and annuities.
Number of Policles Innued, 3.3.191;.e0vert. In
1174,13.5.10 00: - Prendunot. 113150,047
6" est "i•71},7 clat. ?in? . ° N 1$ EXCELLENCE.
The EMPIRE h. insued tenni Polities by over
800 Tut rtant ng April let; 18711.
than any other Company in this conntry In the
Thetime at the some age.
The EMPIRE secures every Policy bidder DT •
DEPOSIT or earn 1,11•FrAl. with the State Treu
rryy
has *1 43 with whieh imp.
LOUR AT ITS LIBEItAL FEATURES
ern Penn_Cilre Agents wantederamwhere W.st
ylvanin.
WM. A. FULLER.
time , 7PriTlMtll ' A ' \ : Vi r i ' FL l PllTtl Y gli n k. h..
ap2l
'CHARTERIB29 PERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSUR.. CO:
OF I'DILADELPIIIA.
OFFICE 433 AND 437 CIILATNFT siTERET.
' ‘ et7.Vl. 'ill/71..01W 3. DO I . 5 3t U eerli l eii 8 It I ght
100m. 1020. r L0i1v.V4:47
reel Dodds. oo . k.lbersi Terms. The. n.pany a.°
Issues pulleiss upon the Hunt s of nll kinds of Bull&
Grunt.
Geo. W. Richards, Lon, Gs, FWD., Alford
Oilier, Thos. Sparks, Wm. P. Went, Moms. H.
EDI% Dostscus Benson.
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ILED ISM:I.:R. PrexlilPnt :
'GEO. VA 1.12:3. Vico flrptlldent.
Jas. W. MCAlltsler, P...eretary.
T. 11. /ewe!, .AF•l,l.llnt
I' I C: TAIN S FELLOGII,
ap.ll • Third Aienno and Wood :fit.
WESTERN INSURANCE rOhIP'Y
or Pitt-burgh
• ALEXANDER NIMICK, PreoldenL
P. HERBERT. Vice President.
WM. P. lIERBEILT, Secretary.
• CA 1 - 1 . . GEO. NEELD. General Agent.
areh
Olflcn WA Water street, Pining &Co.'s Wouse,
up stairs,Pittsburgh.
WAI Mann, against ail kinds of Fire and Matins
Risks. A home Institution. managed by Directors
who are well known to the counity. and who
are determined be promptness mm
and liberality Di
maintain the character which they here releumed,
at. °Raring the beat protection to those who desire
to be.insured.
ton Fril).: • - 1
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Alexander Simick, John It. iiteCtine.
ii_ hillier Jr.. I . IIIIN. 4. !lark,
James AlcAuley, 'William H. Keane.
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick
Andrew Ackley. Ilhillip lie le
r.
linen] It. lung, . Win. Morrilion.
ll: lAmaan,.. ~
CASH -INSURANCE COMPANY,
Phelau',4 Building.
No. 99 Fl7 ,l 4LENdi t, moNO FLOOR.
CAPITAL. ALL PAI
1111=11/118:
N.J. Ridlsle I John Floyd. Capt. M. Halley.
Wallace .11. Uartinan, A. Chambers.
Jake 11111. S. 31 dint tan, Jae. 31. Bailey.
Thomas Stoltl
ROBERT 11. KINtI. l'realdnnt.
J3lO. F. .1 EStil 211/p; Vice Pretldent
JOS. T. JOIINSTON, Secretary.
ep pt. 11...1. tloneral Aat.
INSI, HES llN A l4nl4s,V is T ,, t.gw . z . 3. Al .L IPS:
ev1,07
A LI,EIiIII , ,NV , INSURANCE CO.
0 r I'ittsUitrgh.
) OFFICE. 7:41. ST FOURTH AVENUE.
Rink
Insures eosins'. all kinds of Flre mad Marius
4P..1.
t.V. DONN' ELr., Seeretury.
DEAN, General Agettra s
IIEMOI.
John Irsrm. Jr.. IL FUlmestra.k.
T. J. }lnst.., W. IL Ilrerts.o.
t`. 0. Rosser. Robert Darts.
TinsTeTCM/M ) . , blurb 8. Fleming,
ebsrles Hans. eat, J. T. atoeltdale.
Cstyt. Wm. bean. • T. 11. Nevin.
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMP'Y.
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eittrevons:
Wm. Phillips, Capt. John - T.. Bleeds.
John WaneSnmuel PI Shrill's,
John IC. Parke, Charles Arbuckle,
C. 11. Loved Jared M. Brush, •
Wm. Van Kirk, • • Wm. F. Lang,
James I). Verner, : Samuel hleerieksrt.
PHILLIPS. Promdent,
JOHN WATT, Viso President.
W. F. G A RUNE 11, hineretars.
NATIONAL 'INSURANCE` COMFY
CDR. FEDERAL. ST. AND DIAMOND, ALLF,
UREA Nr.
B gter ,h. lik the SECOND NATIONAL DANK
MARTIN. Preeldent.
' JOGS KNOWN. Jn., Vlea ProeldenL
J /LK ES E. STE VENN /N. Pecnvlncy.
orntrwting: •
John . A. Sigler, 'hot. Lockhart. •Jon4KTern.
Jae. L. Graham. Robert Les , C. C. &vie.
John Drown. Jr. George Gent. Jacob Kopp.
o.lLP.Wilnunle Jno-Thompnon J. 3(oMo:when
nog
MERCHANT TAILORS.
P. IVIcARDLE,
Fashionable •
MERCHANT TAILOR,
KoopiodrAnntJy . on hand ri.nriissAssl.st FRES
also, GENTLE/02N n
. 1% Rh INIT.
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield St,
PITMIIVAGII. PA.
fir Gent Clothing mado I. order In Ilse latest
otyles.
REMOVAL.
GRAY (.V. TX)GAN
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N 0.89 F
No, 47 Sixth Street.
SPRING AND SUMMER MUM
.
J. C. x•pnrn,itm. IR7O
u. r. mew...mama
- MTIIEBNON & 11111LIIIBBINU,' •
Merchant Tailors, No. 10 9LIIII Frnxicr id ikts
SWe have rewired large and Ifs
erred Stook of the ocst sod moat huh
Goods to our line,* great portion of which are Our
74 ' 4 ° ooStrent of our ablllif to giro perfect
tatisfactins. rind... ...T0...W.7
examination of war Mork of Fine t. otbs, (sae.
& mvuLSerer. ce.nnggra as. tolanrso..
WOO
.Itn. 10 Kash street.
NEW SPRING (GOODS.
A pptendld new dock or
Cloths, Cassimeres, &e.,
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KJ Merr:luan. Tailor, 339mlIDdeld street.
FLOUR. ••
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p EARL STEAM FLOURVi(i MILLS.
R.. T. KENNEDY' & BRA).,
AT.I.WITTENY CITY, PA.,
Mfaufgeturors of the following oeletnated brindle
of Floor
3 IR% 2117:1,'"I d A'flon. rtcti PAI77«X;
thi`PLIATto nn of the Ztrni.ii,
Vitnoth,Z.Mar..
Aonl 1211. P
STONE
WEST COMMON
•
Machine .Stone Works,
Northwest Corner, .1 Welt Common, Allegheny..
FREWK ATCATEO CO..
am ...on loin." or Platen* a* short node( Hearth
l T attrlZTrelli at i tconTS t e " Vc . .. D"'""
Orders promptly...ow , on reasonable tans
s ~~:'~rM
~i
'AMUSEMENTS
&Aciu - Emv oe iusic.
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nmunanntng NIMSI):t V. Jun. Oth. IM7 0
Carnernss & Dixey's Minstrels,
Ore nd Slur Troupe of the World, direct ("dm file
ELEVENTII uT - IrEeT OPERA 1101!86. Pl6a.
nairilla. In their unequalled
Ethiopian Soirees.
TWENTY STAR PERFORMERS
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Alaimslos--grehestra. 73e.: Daesa 41re1a,30e.1
Famtly Circl. 33c.: Gallery. 23 Grata
IteoetTett &alto Mar be It2t4 tho MB. of lb.
Anwar:ay during the day from 9 /1: tO 4P.
Doors open at 7r. portarmaneaMOLlMOSSl
!tS P. 9.
ffrACADEMY OF MUSIC
f"••:
f-VBLE
T. 9 BLEd 17 X,
AFTER THE ILIISTRITIONS
Mr. GUSTA V DORE,
FOR THE BENKF IT OF TIM
Humboldt Monument and
Celebration.
. . .
The Committee In churgo of the Ifutolethlt Um
tumult. In order to raise addltlonnl funds to meet
the Increased expenees eonmement net.
uroremente and change. on Om Aloatintr=
nearly finished. and Mao to Inert the .00.0 .1
the proposed Inaugurutlon Coremonlet,uldeb w
take plane In Inonth nr tyro, hare prevailed tipip
PROF. CONRAD and the TUICIRICC of/CIETF.
to raprOdpep a number oft he
BEAU TillTL TABLEAUX
Giving Celebrated Incidents of Bible lllst ory. atilt
Dore'. Paintings. which were presented
with lank greet epplunse daring the Spring tnontha
h) the Tamer,
else
our Miln p B
ib
le Studnte , t haen d ,d e o n n r aefe n
e rs rose,
easily, far exceed anything of the kind ever netted
up In this onuntry , and cannot fall proving at
treetlve to all.
••• • .
The COtamMee le alto much gratided in being
able to autiounee that a FULL ORCHEWPILS halt
riglrtrffnit fit l i tffirc n criTt! -. 3 gr. ‘" lr.
KLKBRR. hare kindly promised to lona their as
sistance in producing appropriate
Music, Sacred as well as Secular.
There is no doubt that the bilge elrynneo equalled
willreadily be et by an appreciative audience,.
and that these en m tertalnmentil will In thomeelve•
form a celebration In l'lme to and :quilted An
worthy the ;erasion.
Only Three Exhibitions will he Given,
Six Tableaux Each Evening,
TUESDAV.Inne 11th. 'ninon, 16th end
SATIIIIaY. Isl h of next meek
Beaty am he reeened nn FRIDAY IiIORNIND. at
go'CIOCk, At Mends. Kleenex Rollo :Dore. 00011'
3 cent. each.
Ticket. tor rollitiette and three Circle. without
orgerwallon. 30 tents: tiallery. conic.
A full Programme of the Tableaux and 'Rostra
Planes will he mibliehed In thin paper on Friday.
WALL PAPERS.
NEW •WALL. PAPER.
FOR SPRING SALES,
at N0..107 Market St.,
NE AR FIFTH AVE.
WeOt,.• otter to the put:Mew steels of PAPER
HANGINGS unsurpassed In 'the Wen hit variety
e ln nd
, a bigrl . C.l' b E r irSUN ` ll:l e p " KS.I
DESIGN in Than and bright odor, or
ItHiit aA ßeonts. Ae. Atte, WOOD nod MA E
D TIONS TINTED and GILT P
PAP HS with an al mold diem rasa&
CHEAT ELFIN PAPERS. WRITE
whichan
BLANES er Chamber, Or. All of ~ pro
pose to seU as low at the 1.1"1.1. In the martati.
Tall and WO, tti
No. 107 larket SI., near Fifth -Avenue.
JOS R. HUGHES & BRO.
WA LL PAPERS.
SP RING, 1670.
PRICES REDUCED.
st3l, , t-21.4
GLAZE All kinds at lie per roll
ELKO French and American Pam Dana,
logs, not speetnedabove. tuterter to 1...7 meat
=eat In the country. For sale Cr
W. P. MARSHALL'S
New Whnletale nsburgh.od Rine. 191 Malty
street. Pitt
LIVERY & SALE STABLE&
Robt, R. Pattersott&Co„,
eartriFlt OF
Seventh AVenue and Liberty Stl:4o
PITTSBUROII. PA..
WIL/.OH VYNRY SATURDAY. HOLD
A_ITOTION_ SALE
OP
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
And everrildne apirrralne to the
tIVr It= o ' r r ber/7Thigtof of r e=
week In order for .sdrentrlng. I nmapt attentlon
100 d we Will Do Wee ell Stdek loft for sale,
JOHN H. STEWART
AticrloTirx.a.
ROBERT H: pyriEßLii 4 7l76:
-Livery, Sale and
COMMISSION STABLES,
for. Seventh Avenue end Liberty St .
PITTABUROTI, PA.
4126111 -
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N.—OTICE . li . LEGAL.
Letter; or Ad.
MINIRTUATION on the e,tato of T 11074.1.9
hare
L been wranteint. Isle of a
t f no
the n
entweribert.all I...motile, deeeseed.
ylersons
Indebted to the saw estate are ro' 0.1 104 to make
Immediate payment. and those hay claimant dq-I
manes against the P..t.. of mid etwdent will
malts known the mine wflpivi . l7l2 . .
m 0...... .
~
MlRVtffll
oariAZ
k i TOTICI!..--Whereas, Lefton of Ad-
INTRATION the -estate of LSAAC
[CMG UT. Isto f Eloldwin township. decoys/el.
have boon grarded to the subscriber. poems
Indebted to the sold eototo oro requested to make
tl
Immediate poyment. end those boring chdros or de
..-
.hoods wawa the addle ot tho sold decedent will
rs.
PLUMBERS, GAS FITTERS
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IZOIZIM3
FULTON . 7rIANN,
Practica 1 .1 'lumbers,
DAS AND STEAM FITTEItS,
Fifth Avenue s near High Street. Plltsbursh,Pa.
Lesul Mo. Own (las Fixtures. Pinks, Oath
Tubs wsd Wash Stands. Iron Pape and Eittinins.
Mtlgl,l,d'grArranTrn r
Water and Steam Ileatinrapparatl. Jabblwi
Fanlst3s attended t 0
10IC
y.l iir c S
BAIL Eiro
12,n$ e clIESINUTST,
P RILADELPI III ‘ .
PerGtOrtarn
The reputation and experi
ence 0 140 years, warrant us in
saying that our stock of Vine
Timekeepers of the beat Euro
pean and American Makers is
now the largest in the coun
try: and we guarantee that each .
Watch we sell, is finished with
rout mechanical precision, has
al the late improvements, and
will run regularly, well, and
give satisfaction.
u.r,irist promptly mete th.
Strds lonsrallel bl Emus for want
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bets Rutin, White Um. - .
bele Cleveland Liam.
able Pram wt dal
able Toledo 1194
/Or. ..4 br a. a. CIATIPLIM.D.
sayle 2.41.11 rat 11VMM'