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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
HOME NEWS.
Person. leaving the city for the summer.
add wishing to bare the (3.txrrra sent to
them, will please send their addresses. to the
ogles. 'Price by mail, 75 cents per month.
Crretted Out.—On MondaT we will Pre."
a pretty fall account of the commencement
'uncle's Of St. Invier'e Oo'lmre. which ill
crowded out by press of othe r matters thin
Inolllll4.
Ban I.ll.—The Atiantlce of latoMitreb anti
Mutual' of East Liberty will 9 1 sT n Match
geme.of base ball at the Union Park this aft er
noon at 3 o'clock, P. M. A etc.. and lot crest
ing game may be expected.
am.
rm. Male.— flevirst sate of second-Mina
window Huth with good lighta In. mid doom,
WA ' Zi e ,:i ° reiMiTtlijir r ri: l i:: . : corner of
avenue and Smithfieid stre et.
Alarm a Plre.—About seven o'clock last
evening tbere read an alarm of are from bog
14 which sem occasioned by a burningchim
ney on Wylie street. a few door. above Tun
pl The are department resna ud'd promos
tr, but did not go Into service.
relive Pay Rell.—The Police Pay Holt for
the month of JULIC was completed and ap
peared by the Police Committee. The roll
foots up IN= 40, a pretty considerable sum
to pay to men for protection. when these men
are not clothed with the requisite power to
spord the protection. .
lll•evesetag.—llomlnec MM, a few days ago
borrowed twenty-one dollars from Georg:
Breitler, reprenentlng the firm by whom b •
was employed. owed himthirty dollars. II
rave an order for the amount on the arm,
refined to honor It. the drawer haring n
money with them. Warrant Issued.
Ear in Ear—John Mehen wu charged betor
Alderman Mogeletad, yesterday. by Mrs. An
(7.h_exia4Worth with threatening to sever he
'head from her holy. or at taut, cut her throe
from ear to ear. The sanguinary threat wi
not be carried Into execution it the othci
can prevent it. Ile has Issued a warrant.
A Grand Ple.ale for St. Bridget church will
coma oil on July 4th. at Daum s grove. Rom.
Station. The Pennsylvania Central Railroad
can afford all accommodations to allot as de
sire to spend a pleasant day and do a good
work. Additional cars on the Minersville
assenger Railway will run every h‘ of an
tour.
Nancy Edwards alleges that William flagon
CAMP Into her house the other night and at
tempted to break into her room. When un
successful she furthet mates be applied all
edits of vile and obscene epithets to her, and
acted otherwise in an outrageous manner.
For this disorderly conduct DePutY Mayor
Nichols has lamed a a warrant for his arrest.
Far a Cigar which can be smoked with ease
and Comfort and Is a real luxury go to Me
asles, No. 45 Ninth street. i f you don't
dMitika clean, get a meerschaum and some of
that tobacco, flue cut and Impart) smoking,
which liegraw always keeps on band. Me
gr &W., No. 45 Ninth street, is lust the place
for the accommodation of smokers,
Lareeay.—Henry litrchenroather made in
formation before the Mayor charging John
Ryan, Thomas Powers, James Powers and
Pat.
_Gannon with larceny. The prosecutor
oua butcher stan. In the Diamo n arkek and he alleges that d the accused broke
open his money drawer and ab 4 tracted
iry were arrested and locked an for a bear
ing.
Kier & Co.. proprietors of the Keystone
Pottery, have on hand at their warehouse.
No.IKCI Liberty street. a new and beautiful
sLock of tea sets. latest patterns and finish. A
table that wouldrilt look well with them
woulent present, a neat appearance with any
manufacture of qocensware. The Keystone
Is not excelled by any qilieennaare in the mar
ket.
Jahn Began rented a house on Forty-eighth
street scums time ago from George lieu, prom
ising to pay the rent as 1 , 0011 as he received
money due him • from the Diamond Steel
Works, which flan ears was a action of the
imagination—fregan lasing - no money due
him from that source. Deputy Mayor Nichols
Instructed officer Herr to arrest began on
sight; for false pretence.
• riimable fiewl.—Testerday John O'Brien
made information before Alderman Taylor
o barging Thom. McOlarmott and James
Donovan with entering his house, removing
his goods and compelling his wife to leave
the premises, they claiming to act thus ,by
authority of a landlord's warrant. They will
be arrested for forcible entry as loon . the
Milner can Interview them.
Drinathwalt yesterdar stated to Dep -
7 Mayor Pilch°is that while sitting on his
l iteps in the beventeenth ward. he we a r.
proached by. Hugh Garrey who jerked ti •
pipe out of his mouth. and when asked to
Lure It declined. at the same time following
up the assault by striking him iCrosethwalt)
In the mouth. As this was a clear cue of as!,
saint and battery the °facial drew up the ne ,
cessary legs papers authorizing the arrest of
Hugh.
.A Little Preyleue."—Mary Al Prior, to uso
an expression attributed to.`the city (Molar
was a .little previoue in Tonging a mattimo
rial relation a few days sin.. !Prior to this
Hock
referred to she was joined in wed
lock to John Prior. who still! lives and not
having obtained II divorce from the Prior
broads, prior to mitering intetbe others Mary
has.got herself into diaeuity. John Prior,
her hustand, made information before Alder
man- Floyd yesterday. charging her 'with
bigamy. She was arrested and after a hear
ing was committed to jaU for trial.
The ,, litenehake" Itscandon...
The excrualon of the Xinnehaha CM, on the
Fourth in the steamer Camelia, be ooe of
the most thoroughly select and enjoyable
methods of spending the day. The getters up
of the affair know all about such matters. and
Ease made eveiry exertion- to ensure It. per
fect sueoess. The boat will leave the foot of
Market street at nine o'clock, and will have
on board one of the best hands in the city.
There who desire to have a dellichtfacur-
Mon on the Fourth should remen the
.Itfinuehatia"Ciub'n trip.
Ammican Back. •
The Directors of the American Bank de
-tiered a semi-anneal dividend - of six per cent
out of their profits. It is only about a year
since this institution went into operation, and
yet, so large are Its deposits that at the end
of each six months it was enabled to declare
a dividend of six per cent. This Is the first
bank In this city. we believe, that has de
clared a sts per cent dividend from the start.
Its success speaks well for the able manage
- meat of its excellent President. John Floyd,
.Bsq.. and shows that the commercial and bus
iness men of the city repose Implialt coal
dense In him, and the institutfon over whici.
he presides.
Wunfaggots sal Dearer Counties.
Messrs. J. S. Hamth, H. C. Patterson and
T. 31:Taylor, Legislative Conferees of Beaver
county. and H. U. McLean. A. W. Pollock and
James P. Hart, of Washington county. met at
the Monongahela 'Room, Pittsburgh.
PM and organized by selecting J. IL Harrah.
Mm., as chairman. and James P. Hart, Pall,
a. Secretary, whereupon they proceeded to
natty the nominations made to their respect
, Ire counties. to wit: Demos W. Leatherman,
Esq., and William A. Micky, Esq., of Wash
olstume:rma:t4l7.nd
data for Washington ton and Bearer counties
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Floral Festival.
The Daughters Of Samaria, •Can Urtkle
, Mdse. N 0.19, have secured Imfayettee Hall
for One night only, the Fount, of ]say, and
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propose to spread their tables with sem" -
. delicacy of the season. No pains or expense
will be PRIM LO make the nail attractive Rad
ths entertainment Is every respect a Joyous
4. and _essant one. Mn,. Nancy N. Smith, the
WillSVandlifrf: Boadley, Secretary. and
t•;;--112tdairies William,. Ellin sod Bartley, and
Mines White and Stewart are applying all
I their energy and Ingenuity &misted by other
members or the Lodge. to have everything as
to should and
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The "Lenity Grose."
There. will be no more delightful way of
g spending the Fourth than In the "leafy grove"
T . In company_ with the Young Men's Sodality.
k who propose an excursion to McFarland's on
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`,. teat occasion. They have been arranging for
the excursion for some time and anticipate
. we,--cosrof the best ever held under their - super
vision. Those who have attended others will
nusderetand what this menus. We can safely
assure all who denire to attend. of a moot
Ilignseable and pleasant time. The proceeds
are to be devoted to the Public. Catholic 14-
101.+-1111 additional Incentive Or attending.
Ipmte can thus aid a noble institution
• . as um, a day of rare pleasure.
116orilog Room Robbery
A gentleman boarding Ina house on Spring
alleys near Seventeenth street, Tenth Ward.
was robbed on Thursday night of $315 In cash
sad two silver watches: The money and
watches were In his trunk on Thursday even
ing. At an early hour yesterday a man
aimed Pfeil, also a boarder In the house, left,
that he was going to work, and soon
stating
departure the robbery was discov
ered. lie was not suspected, however, until
the afternoon. lie did not come to dinner
at the usual hour, and a visit to the shop at
which he had been employed developed the
tact that be had not been there during the
day. lafoi n matlon dim made before the Mayor
charging Pile with the larceny, and the
pollee Cr, after him.
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Wirt Carman' Stepora
Following are tbe report or Pittsburg', and
*Unbolt.' Litter Carriers for the mouth
June, 1170
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Delivered. Collected
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rot Letters.
Letters
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Total
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Wee Maria Bailee. Notice timanewitax Wee
Werke.
rDaring my rounds in the discharge of . tor
Wide' detboi u Fire Marshal, I have fre
illtestlYliboarved cues In which horses hate
2 hem Medised aid life and property endair
gated brim by the 'Macrame of Ire crack
ers. rockets:4c. I therefore deem It my duty
to coil the attentios of the Proper mithoritlee
of the county to the laws prohibiting the
mme. es sad would mart respectfully d uk that
ta refuses thereto. I P ir w ilrle r ful alit° th em
at my coatmand to enforce the Los.
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Fire
THE THIRD PARTY.
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Another Council Weil.: I'volt/day—Lae, port.
And Dioctuolono—Wkat They 13•14 eat DM.
A meeting of the "Third Party" eras held
yeeterdny afternoon at three o'clock at their
hendquartere No. 1:29 Smithfield street. There
were In attendance twenty-M. Tenons. The
me ets, was 'Organized IT the election of
Alesander Miller, E.g., as President, • and
I. R. Reed, P.sq., 11l Secretary,
The 'Finance Committee reported Prof... ,
and wan continued. Mr. Hobert FinneY tray
elected Trinsurer.
Report. of COMPlittPfqlwere then called (or
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Mr. Alex. Mtllei, from the Committee on
Organisation. called attention to the fact
of the publicat lon In the 0 azrrra of the "Cir
cular: He deprecated the publicity given to
everything connected with the proceedings.
He believed in the methods employed to .ad
ranee the rause, but didn't think it proper to
let the opposition krone whist they were doing.
They should be kept from knowing it. If pos
sible, and the result only teen.
Mr. Kirk said It would leak. out. The pro
ceedings couldn't be kept so quiet •
Mr. Caruthers—Vex, the Hazy:mg will pub
lish the news. They are always wide awake.
The discussion now ended on this point.
NEW SYSTEM OF NOMINATING
.
The Committee appointed to prepare anew
system for nominating were called upon for a
report.
Mr. Kirk presented a paper containing a
pion. which was beetle:
Ist—Providing for all voting at primary
meetings to be by ballot.
Msd—Tbe people to vote for candidates
direct, and at the enure time for delegates to
Convention; the vote of the people to be
instructions to the delegates, who -would be i
required to vote In Convention for the can
dictate's receiving a pluralltr of vote, at the
primary meetings.
3d—teach election district with two hun
dred votes to be entitled to one delegate and
nue Tote In Convention • over two hundred
and less than dee hundre d two delegates, nod
over dee hundred three delegates—reglatrli
tion the year previous being the standard.
tth—Voting In Convention to be by open
ballot on printed slips, the delegate signing
his name to the ballot, and writing upon It
the election district from which he is sent.
The Secretary to read the ballot as the vote
of the election district named, and a plurality
pf votes,to elect the candidate. In cage of a
tie, necessitating a second ballot, the delegate
to be allowed to vote according to his own
preference.
Mr. Kirk, after rending the roper, said this
ma only bin Om. The other members of the
Onumittee would present theirs. -
ANOTIUR PLAN.
Mr. Carothers offered as his plan:
let. The people to rote by ballot et primary
MMEMM!M
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two delegntes to he sent frmneach election
district at the same time, who shouldtake the
instroctions of the people in choosing their
candidates as a guide in Convention.
ad. The voting in Convention to be by ballot.
4th. A majority vote in Convention to elect
the candidate.
Mr. Finley, another member of the Commit
, offered the following:
ll'hrrros; Our Republican form of govern
ent does not require that any candidate at
ur popular elections have a majority of the
otea polled, but on the contrary a plurality
oder any andalleireUMMAllera Ia MuMelent to
And wheren.x. The practice of requiring a
lajority of all the votes potted In be neces
ry to a nomination—which practice had Its
dittoamonsst Southern politicians of the
ace slave litotes. In orOcr thatn minnritt•
Ight use undue Influences over majoritie.
.d by that means bring conventional bodies ,
o a dead lock unless the majority acceded to
heir,wishes;
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...ttalsrhercas. It is also the prolific source of
corruption and the grand loophole through
which wiry and unscrupulous delegates escape
and excuse themselves for having, bettered
their constituents; Therefore
ftra.lred, That it he obotulonrd, mid that in
lieu thereof a plurality of votes be sufficient
to elect to a nomination for any Mike for
which a nomination is to be made to Coun
ty Conventions, alio.
Roked, That in lieu of the old delegate
system, the people vote at - the primary
meeting. directly for the several candidates.
and that a true and impartial list of the sev
eral candidates voted for be mode out, with
the number of votes cast for each set opposite
their names. and the said list be certified to
hi the officers authorized and who hold the
elections, and that the same be sealed and di
rected to the President of the Convention to
be held in -; and furthermore.
Rooked. That during the voting the qualified
voters also vote each for one person as a cour
ier or delegate to the Convention. whose sim
ple duty it shall be. when his ward or town
dile be called, to res_pond "here," and hand his
credentials to the President or Secretary of
the Convention; and that the same shall en
title him to ortx Vint, which shall be cast
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rutin; and that when the vote]. are added up
It shall he the duty of the chalet/1u to an
nounce the number of votes each candidate
has received, and the candidate haring the
highest shall be declared the nominee; and to
cue of a tie vote, the Convention may order
to be stricken from the list a certain number
of those candidates having the fewest votes,
and then proceed with a second ballot until
the nomination, be made.
Having read the above. Mr. Finley said: Oar
conventions are too large, and consequently
unwieldy motet, swaying. surging to and fro
they were only half the present number
they then could be seated and governed. Un
der our present system of delegltes,vninor
lties have no voice or representation what
ever in convention., whereas the above
proposed plan will al.ce every mad hid doe
THE TLANS—WHAT TO DO WITH THlni.
After the plans had thus been presented. ihe
President asked what was to be done with
MUCH WORN, ITT NO PILOORCIIA.
Mr. Carnaban sold they could do nothing
but receive them. They could adopt no One.
as none of them came directly from the Ur
mittee as their report. •
Mr. Miller thought the Committee sho td
have agreed upon a plan themselves d
brought It In. As It was, they had come to o
conclusion.
Tilt "CRAWFORD ** STRITYI WON'T
Mr. Miller said it was evident - the Crawler',
County sstem umil.l riot du, as seemed to •
contemplated in• measure In these plan ]
The countrytwor•tr 'MUM titter submit to 0
They contended. and justly. too, that the olt
by the Crawford county system, made lb.
nominations. The party must In their sir
elan get over that difliculty. It 'mold new, -
to adopt ft.
ANOTHER M7OGIEPTION.
He thought the matter should be referred'
back to the Committee to combine the ad
vantages. suggested In one plan, and report
that to the Convention. The plan was wasted
for next rear, and It the party did not,
through their executive committee, now adopt
one,they might lease it to a committee to
prepare during the year.
AFRAID OF TILE COCNTRT PEOPLE.,
Mr. Kirk thought that about the most Im
portant business fore the coming Conven
was the adoption be of plan for nominating.
It could not be done outside the Convention,
thand they should have something to act upon in
e matterwhen they meet. ',lle thought, the
Executive Committee should get business
ready for them. The one point mast also be
carefully guarded—the country districts were
afraid of, being outvoted by the city. His
plan bad been prepared to obviate that die
culty. He did not believe a district .wlth only
fifty votes should have as many delegates as
one with fifteen hundred. It was unfair. His
plan would cut the representation down in
solar parts of the city and raise It . in some of
the country districts, no that the distri
. button would be made Just and equal.
A motion was made to receive the reports.
Carried.
THEI 001011ITLX MUST DO TU FIXING
W. Keeler thought they should noir dis
cussed and then referred back to the Commit
tee to rearrange, ay" and combine Into
one. If the three scent Into the Convention.
would
require
te
more t han
be e
e d t atyle: d
It he ou l l d t
be dyed before the Convention met.
RARE EXPLOCLIOX
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Mr. Finley wasn't teni minutes In preparingbve plan. and be wanted \ It discussed as as hc
tout IVO' her•lLlNal to such things. •
DON'T 'raw Ayr. CONiTenorr.
Mr. Dickey couldn't se 'what was the use
of rain for candidates beet IDNS then hav
ing a Cnvention. Mile only confumed - IN.L,
ten. He favored voting direct. ,
THE DIMMED "CIA T OAD " STALES.
Mr. Caruthers said In that case tbe city
would outvote the co y. The Crawford
County System should n i n n t4se adopted.
AN NTS TO . MINN.
Mr. Kennedy thought the reports should be
printed and then brought Into the Convention
for action. I
`IIIT" FLAN TIM 11:13T. ' . .
Mr. Kirk said in many thing. the three
paters salved, but In one point they differed
—ln the number of delegates. By his sau the
country districts would haae as much porter
as the city.
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Mr. Caruthers wild the cotititry di.lrlct
were already tenaciorta noon the point of
equal repretation. They 'didn't want to
be outvoted by the aharPrityfinotrii.
Mr. J. R. Reed thought nu du - thorn Anon.
were twin In the ntel party.
A CONCILVTION AT TART.
A motion was now made and carried which
referred the plans back to the committee for
revision, the points of each to be presented in
one combined report to the Contention,
"pialterreo PAGOlteaa."
Cilis were then made for reports from the
different districts of the progress in the
Cause.
The First ward had no - representative pros;
rot. A gentleman from the Second ward re
ported that he bad given a number of "calls"
to a .. ..otter" in the First weekend thought
as there were a mood many people In the die
trict that delegates would be sent.
The representative from the Second ward
reported that circulars had been distributed,
but that nothing area known further. There
had been some talk of interference by the
members of the old clique, but they would try
to tmevent that.
The Third ward reported nothing done yet
—because they didn't knots what to do.
AN iorzeßvirraorLOßT roorna)roß Too
At this stage Mr. Kirk interposed, nod said
It was not necessary to go over the election
districts. The Committee on Organization
had reported rbe.ritr Prefreo..Manhat woe
sufficient. All that was necessary area for
the people to meet and send delegates. It
yens important that this should be done, but
the tied manner woe introoterkil, ear the del,-
mien urre sent.
Farther reports of "gratifying Pr.:Crew ,-
were accordingly dispensed pith.
1111A11711taieWairrinD.
A report was now received that Mr. Flimsy
positively declltied to serve as Treuuree . 'lle
hadn't time," weenie reason given. No as
was taken.
furonicavon WARTED.
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A representative from the Eighth ward
wanted information. Up there they don't
know bow to proceed. Me inquired If It wart
only
then 17.93 1 7.1 hot: tarftrultirgAtltTi, and
their ballots, and than oonduct the pri
mary meetings.
ARMOR APTLICANT TOR RROWLRDOIL
Mr. Keeler also desired Informatics In re
gard to the geodes erred( of ..}he primary
metiers.
TOI ATPTICILLNDLD.
Tie delegate from the Eighth ward said
there were fears of luterroPtloo et their Poll&
They could hold the meetlog ma the sidewalk
PTrFSBU
for that mattar, but he wanted to know what
was teoo(ntred.
Mr. Campbell had heard of threats and
thought It best to prepare for war to time of
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110 W TO DO IT
Eventually the Inquirers were,instructed to
proceed according to the "coil and "circu
lar," and If Interfered with at the polls to ad
journ to some other convenient l°cnlltT• but
to be sure and send delegates.
- CONDITIONa - NOT INSISTED t7PON.
It was also stated that the conditions, such
as signing the call and other provisions, need
not be insisted upon unless therewan an n 1 -
tempt to control MIME; by unfriendly ies.
Si) ADDRESIi PREP &BED.
A Coll was now made, for R report of the
Committee on Addresa.
Mr. Carnahan, chairman, said he had .not
had time to prepare one.
Mr. Keeler said he had written one i !idat
didn't like to reid it until revised hr.. Mr.
Carnahan. It wan not read.
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Mr. Kirk now arose and announced hat a
very important report hnil been made during
the meeting which should not be forgotten.
The Finance Committee reported they had all
the money they needed:
Chairman 01 that Cmmnlttee—Mr. Kirk tni,
understands me:. little. I did not mean we
hod all the mover, but that it C 01111111( had. -
Mr: Kirk—Oh. well : that's, all the came.
The meeting then adjourned.
EDUCATION AL.
itecilug.of the central Board—Report of the
School Faculty an the Admission of Pupils
to the High Naomi.
A special meeting of the Central Board of
Rancid ion was held .ye•derday. Friday. July
lat.lB:n. at two o'clock, for the purpose of
taking action on the report of the Faculty of
the High School on the examination of candi
dates far admission so the High SchoOl.
Members present Messrs. Anderson,
Clark. Curie, Fleming. Getty, Hamilton,
Harrison. Hartman. Mays, Nobbs, Nome. Top -
Mr and President Wilson.
REPORT OF THE r•CI:LTT.
Mr. Sergeant. the Secretary, MO the report
of the Faculty, as follows:
On motion of Mr. Nabs the report was re
celved
Prersuranti.Jaly I, 1070.
11l thr rentrol B. sled of Ed.g,,,,tion.:
GarrtaxtEs : According to Your appoint
ment. the Faculty of the High School held an
examination of candidates for odmission on
the 21thrind 20th days of:June' last, at the
Grant School House. I herewith :submit n
tabular statement of the markings en the
performances estimated in per cent.
From this table it appears that holders of
the following card numbers hare passed the
conditions of :UlElll53lOn, namely: hove obtain
ed averages of fifty per cent. on all except
spelling. en which they have obtained -- sixty
per Cent. or mere
9: 11, 15,23, 91.:#1, 31.37, 10, 41. 53. 50, fi
00, 91, - 2 78. S.', Si. 87.98.994 90. 111. 112 119, 191,
125. IV. 135, 140. 144149, 154, 131. 150. 147,188, Ile,
194, Ik., 310, 311, 917. tait. MO N 210, 217. 222,
12.911.9:17, Mll.
The following were deficient on one study:
I, 11, 17 10, ati. 4S. Si. le, 56. 97, sn,
al, 45. 9001, 104. Ma, 114, 131, 124, 131, 131,
134. 131, 137. 143. 152. 153, 157, be. 193. NM, 17 9 .
105. 191, lilt. 31.1, 207, 213 2.10, 231, na. _
The following were deficient on' tWo
'studies:
37, 42, 49. 54. 94. 411. 00...71. 70;77. 79. St. ad. 105.
ut... 12', In, 122. 137, 144. 151, .195, 17 . ' 11.1 174. 1
177, isi, I SI, 194. 190, 103, 194, 198, az; 215. 22z,
=9. =2l, =4. •
The Faculty are of opinion that it would
not be very objectionable to admit without
iv-examination those of these last torn lists.
whose overages ore 40 or more on those
inutiler on woolen they n-sorted de
ficlent.
The delegations from several schimls were
distinguished coo this examination for the re
markable exactness and correctness in the
preparation of their manuscript. It is to Le
hoped that there will hereafter be more at
tention paid to this important element of
good scholarship.
Accompanying this report was a tabular
statement of the result of the examinations.
there being 241 applicants.
Mr. Nobbs moved that those having passed
the examination he admitted.
Mr. Craig moved as an amendment that the
report be referred to a 'special committee of
three in connect ion with the City Superintend-
ant.
Mr. Nobb moved as an amendment that the
committee be instructed to examine only as to
residence of candidates for admission to the
school. Lost.
The question then recurred on the motion of
Mr. Craig, to refer the entire report lathe com
mittee, schich seas adopted by a rote of ten
yeas to three nays. The chair appointed
Messrs. Craig, Nobbs and Taylor on,the com
mittee.
Mr. Hamilton mooed a suspension Of the
rules in order to take up other business.
Adopted.
Mr. Hamilton stated that some of the
schools had closed before the time prescribed
by the Central hoard, and moved the appoint
ment of a standing Committee on Vacations.
Adopt Mr. Hamilton ached for an additional
teacher in the . •Forbes - sub-district.
A number of Other applications were ti tile.
but as the [Ward bad established a rule for
the increase of teachers at r previous
o eat
' leg, the application same drelded not at
order.
On motion adjourned. •
THE COURTS
441.11er liculoos—Judge %Dm.,
FRIDAY, init . I. In the caae• of Edward
Phlibin, indicted Inc assault and battery upon
floe. Coyne, the Jury returned a verdict of
not guilty. and directed the county to PIIV the
Crete.
The first case taken up wan that of William
Wessel, Indicted for rasattlt and battery. The
Jury ound a verdict of guilty, and defendant
was seetenced to porn tine of VA and costa.
In the case of Philip Bauer, Indicted for as
sault and battery. a none pea. woo allowed by
the Court, on the payment of COMA by the de- '
tenches.
Levi Richey was charged with aggravated
assault and battery. Matilda Richeyappear
ing as prosecutrix. The jury found a verdict
of guilty of assault and batteh,
John Snyder was placed on trial on a charge
of aggravated nspetult and battery, on oath of
James Douglass. The defendant was charged
with striking Douglass with a piece of iron.
The assault was committed in a saloon on
Smithfield stme6 of which defendant's father
is proprietor. Jury out.
Commonwealth vs. Smith Elkins and Wm.
J. Graham. Indicted for the larceltrof a lot of
tobacco and segars from James Bull's tobacco
store.'Allegheny. Graham plead guilty and
ACIA placed on trial. Graham was
placed on the witness stand and Implicated
Elkins In the robbery. i The jury returned a
verdict of not guilty without leaving the boa. ,
The court then thanked and discharged the
Jury from any further attendance at coon.
TRIAL LIST sort SATLTIDAY.
Corn. vs. Wm. Mcßurney.
244 Abraham Helier, 2 ease,
John Koontz.
.179 " John Mons..
Catherine McCormick.
TRIAL LIST roe TCCSDAT.
Com. vs.. Stephen Hoffman.
" " Robert Hanshus.
" Jonn N. Williams. •
Archibald Mantagve
- Thomas Devitt.
Wm. Britton.
-• Elizabeth Strasberger.
•• James Donnelly
'. Peter Klemen.
" Charles Knoll.
" John Best.
" David Lynch.
John Kennedy.
TOW. 5.101 FOR REDALSDAT.
ECL COER. vs. James Grant et al.
. •• •• Michael Lipp.
219. " F cis McLaughlin.
•'' •• Thomas Hewltt•
" Beata, Beater.
121. " " Frederick Moe.
2.25. " Jacob Smith et al.
ST. " " Conrad Shat, 2 cases.
" " James Gent.
140. " Martin O'Connet.
led. Richard W. Morris.
S.
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1,9 "
107. •
141. '
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Common Pleas—Judge Ricerca.
Fitroar, July I.—Win. Hemming vs. steam
boat .. .I. D. Johnson. - Action on a mechanic's
Into, petition to intervene with bill of particu
lars' was filed.
The mom of Cnoipbell ~ the Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad Company,
orstiously
he
.1 p o
rt re was resumed and sub.
ta1t1..11,0 t 7.
ON 111%
A holoadler . • .Operetton... The old Ulm,'
Yesterday morning Deputy Mayor Irwin. of
Allegheny, was shown a check for all7O
drawn by S. L. Dunkin. to the order of J. U.
Dodds, upon the Central flank of this oily. It
ivas endorsed by S. Minnlce, and had been
given to a storekeeper by a man who had
purchased four dollars worth of groceries.
He left the groceries. after getting
his change, stating he would call again.
Tha check was worthless, as it subsequently
proved, and the man hits not returned. It was
simply a revival of the old game. It Is said
the fellow hu been practicing It extensively
for several days past In Allegheny. hum
keepers should lookout for hyo. e Is de
scribed as a tall, sandy haired; rural looking
gentleman, sporting In linen ,clothing. 'The
amount realized has been quite large and lltls
probable he has cleared out now.
GERMANS ADD THE FOURTH.
Prooreslon •rd Plc Nir.
Our German citizens are making great Prep
arations for the celebration of the 'Fourth.
They have arranged for a grand procession
and plc nic, while innumerable private enter
tainments will mark the dor, The procession.
will be formed of twelve societies, embracing
the Turners, lied Men, Seven Wise Men. Sing
ing Societies, American Protestant Associa
tion and others. It wilt form at Turner Hall,
and after proceeding through the principal
streets of both cities, march to Iron City Park
where a pie etc is to be held. The exercises
at the Park will be preceded with addresses.
Josiah Cohen, Esq. speaking in English, and
Item. C. Sebillings sad C. Welsterkausen in
German. Then the remainder of the day will
be devoted to genemi festivities. The ceiebra-
Eon promises to be , one creditable to every re-
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Mr. W. tt. Dunseath hen Jun ornemented
the front of Ms entablishment, Fifth avenue..
Just below the' Opera Howe, with a new
clock, mounted In walnut, and standing nef
In relief from the wall that It may be secump
and down the street all the way. Felllndn'
ass along that thoroughfare will appreciate
this Improvement ae one of great convenience.
Mr. Minsaath exhibits his enterprise Inside
his store by having on hand a judiciously se
lected and Ins steortment of watchee, cloaks,
jewelry and °nth:tit goode--excelled by no
other house In the trade. Call In and see him.
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Title time-honored, eter-rellable and well
nannatred Institution, anicourieell in to-learn pa , .
per to its stockholders d dividend ofaeren per
cent-,payable by the 12th instant, With Its
capital of eve hundred thousand &Mitre, sur
plus fund of two hundred and ninety-one
thousand, and A run of deposits avernellUr
about two hundred and fifty thousluid, Its
stock is looked on by Our capitalists es one of
the very best In the city. May It do as well In
the future as It has done in toe past
GH DAILY GAZETTE :
BEAVER
.tionnal Sermon—Addresses by Jim A. J. Mad:-
ley •nd Burt--Connueneement Exercises.
Cornmencement week of the Bearer Female
Seminary and . Musical Institute, always sets
the staid and order -loving community of
Bearer, agog. Circumstances this pear. com
bined to render the Fifteenth Commencement
unusually pleasant and interesting, nod this
delightful condition of things won apparent
throughout the week, ending Thursday night.
Sunday evening last. Ile, Wm. H. Locke.
A. M.. pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church; preached the annual sermo i
the Presbyterian Church, founding n,
his n
discourse Upon the parable of the talents.
It wet a very creditable performance and serv
ed to show • the fine pulpit talents of this
young and popular minister. Mr. Locke. tee
.note with pleasure, will occupy hereafter, the
positi6n of Professor of English Literature,,
at the Seminary. Tuesday evening the Annu
al AtictresS was delivered by Her. A.J. Ends
wanan' e xcell e nt i, subject, “Character." It
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thoughts, and. calculated to lease a tine im
pression, as well as to he a source of instruc
tion. The next public performance was the
address of Rev. S. Burt. A. M.. for
merly a resident of Beaver. and latterly of
pittslatrgh, to the Alumna, of the Seminary.
The well known reputation of this young . Min
ister was not tarnished by the effort. During
each day the usual examination of the classes
took place, to the credit of the teachers and
pools. Vocal and instrumentt i ti music are
~,nog the specialties ratite last utiou. Pro
lessor Beater, In charge of the I Her, is quite
an enthusiast in his Profession. Mid an artist
of tine musical powers. Mrs. Tdylor, wife of
the President, is a splendid singer, and the
young ladies under her Instruction rapidly
acquire the "diohio art. - Her groin! manners
and unwearied diligence tomb, to bring for-
ward the mmHg raiddty
The crowning event• however. wan the ',or
fermance of the ffritrituding ChM, ill the spa
clouu audience chamber of the new 3iethodint
Episcopal church. But five young Indies grad
ttted. namely Sadie W oofirofie. St
Ohio; Miss Miriam Wilton, Whig
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•nter, Penllftylvanin; 1I Clarn Ewers, Re!
ord. Ohio: Miss Amelia Moorhead, Bridge
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water. Pennsylvania: )tits Irene Barr, Bridge
port, Pi, who pronounced the Valedictory
Addresses. Throughout the exercises. vocal
and instrumental, music filled the large audi
torium, consisting. of choruses. songs by select
vocal class, piano and vocal dnetts and solos,
which had a delightful effect uricn the audi
ence. The address to the graduates by Rev.
0. P. Lowrey, pastor of the Presbyterian
church, we did eat. hear, as train time Lad ar
rived baton' this pleasure could be enjoyed.
but the well known ability of this 'adapter is
assurance enough, that It was able, scholarly,
and appropriate. • —3
The performers Occupied seats on the rol ,
tram rennin^, ficrosathe entire ratan. on the
left, while the Trustees, ministers and dis
tinguished visitors were seated on the right,
Among the Board of Trustees wan lion.
Daniel Agnew. of the Supremo Court; who is
President of the Board. Bon. J. F. Bravo, of
Beaver. Cern, Clarke, Esq.. of ,New Castle.
Dr..l. W. F'. White. of the Pittsburgh Bar, and
J. Murray, of Bridgewater. Revs. L'aig• J.
Bray. Sr., J. Brant. W. C. P 3 Hamilton, J . K.
Miller, were also present. The toilet and gay
apparel of the ladies. and brilliantly lighted
chamber. with the inspiring exercises. render
ed the occasion delightful and exhillarating.
President Taylor for years has devoted him
self, with assidlous care in promoting the in
terests of the Seminary in his charge, and
now he is very justly reaping a rich fruitage
of honor, from the reputation It has attained
as an institution of learning. flaring rrlOn.
21011. we team, the large and spacious Semi.
anew building will be occupied by summer
visitors. unt It the next term, September 13th.
A SUCCF.SSITI. ENTEUPRISE.
Inc (teal rl.tate Itegi.der-11• hew Quarters.
Tip` Pittsburgh Real Estate Register for July.
a monthly journal devoted to real estate In
terests. published by Croft di Phillips. the en
terprising. Real Estate Agents. cornea to us
considerably enlarged as to the quantity of
matter it contains and improve° in appear
ance _keneraliv. The Register is now in the
fourth year of it, publication only, yet not
with its extreme youth. it has at
tai a 4 mg ces• beyond the most sanguine
expectation‘of Its publishers. Four years
ago it as 1/1 experiment. and .although it
was only imAished quarterly many predicted
it. failure and feared that it was n Inning
speculation kin the part of its publishers. It
is now publikbed monthly. Circulates In-every
city, town and hamlet in the United States
and is the acknowledged medium for ad
of real estate. The publishers are men
of enterprise and through the means of the
nco.ster have increased their business to a far
grader extent thaneventhey anticipated. The
Register affords facilities to the purchaser and
advantages to the seller as an advertising me
dians which he can obtain through no other
source. Each number contains a full and com
pletes description of all property placed In
the hands of the publishers for sale, and they
bring the loading real estate agents , In West-
ernirennsylraid, of course the list is not a
mall one, and to each and every description
Is appended the price at which the property
can be purchaaed. Purchasers rat n distance
are therefore enabled to make a selection of
such property an suits them by merely refer-
Inc to the JituiAter. Persons having property
to tell are offered advantages for advertising ,
t he sows on a more extensile scale through the
/1.0,.ter than be any railer medium, as it is
circulated gratis In all parts of the country,
and iu addition to this Is published In a form
which warrantsn prerervartun for a much
greater length of t ime Iran ordinary newspa
per. and periodicals are prtuvrost. la look
ing over n copy of the Register yesterday we
noticed that oar enterprising frtends, the
publishers. have removed from their former
Place of lutsincau on Vourth avenne to ornr.
commodlou• quarters. in the Cormarvetal
building, corner of Fifth avenue and Smith-
field tamer, and we dropped In to see them
in their new quarters. Their new apartment.
are on the second tenor of the Commer
cial building and are tactefttity tiled
up with a view to Loth comfort and con
venience. Here we found the members of the
firm both surrounded by customers and ab
anrbed In theirbasiness, yet attentive. pleas
ant and genial to all who entered. Their
gentlemanly aitaistants, a book keener nod t wo
traveling agents were also busy at work.
Adjoining the business room add fronting on
Fifth nvertue Is a private room, fitted and fur
nished with rare taste and beauty. but, like
the others, having a view to the comfort and
convenience of its occupants.
The rapidly increasing business of the dna
rendered the removal from their former place
to the more commodious, central and COM',
nient one they now occupy an absolute neces
sity. It is really gratifying to see men of en
terprise. such an is displayed by the publilthcrs
of the Rivixter. prosper In their business and it
is seldom that tuck enterprise, when coupled
with honesty and integrity. as It to In this In
stance, fall. to he fully appretiated by an in
, telllgent public. We set! .14 advise everybody
to call and get a copy of the lietrider. as it Is
distributed gratis to all who call for it and
contains, in addition toil. real estate business.,
moth general and useful Information to pur
chasers as writ as to those having proper!) -
, to aril. _
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We desire to call the attention of ourread
era this morning to the old estntil ished house
of Messrs. John Stevenson and Sens, Market
Street. a few doors from Fifth avenue. The
reputation of the , est abli.hment is such that
Is almost a work of supererogation to refer to
the firm, but that we desire especially to note
that they have received a choice assortment
of these elegant chaste and ornamental
bronze statuettes, which are so popular and
highly prized by eonneisseurs In thin art. For the ornament ntion of e dwelling there in
no article that tsill be more /leasi ng to the
eyea, or refining to the taste than one of these
beantiffirand choice article.. which combine
so much of the beautiful and useful. They
are silent teachers whose Influence cannot be
estimated.
In thin connection it may also be proper to
note that the stock of watches and tine
is up to the standard always maintained
IgrcLhge house. it h
t t. o 177 ilitl a fact, nn .
b i a n i t a e nl
article coming from rdevenson's is accepted
as perfect In what It Is represented. twin
thlapolot our readers know as much as our
selves. h The members of the firm are all
thorough in business and in every tninsaction,
place their personal Integrity—a Just and hon
orable course, which ban made the great repu
tation of the house. Call at Stevenson's for
anything you may denim, and you cannot be
disappointed.
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Foliating are the appointment. of teuhers
in .event of our Public reboot, for the eon
log Tear.. t
Stitnol Dixtrict Crtrentr.nr.t
iiin.s3 _Princil—Leander S. Greets.
(immune Department—hits. Rachel W.
Latham.
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Primary Departinent —Miss MI A iminn ylrw
ton, Mrs. Verbena Lorna, Miss Annie Robin.
ran.
Remington School—Miss Zara MacCosh.
Riverside Schoel;--Mlas Emma M. Midge.
Franklin Sith•Distrki—iSeventh; and Eighth
wants.) Principal—Daniel C. Holmes:
0 rammar Department—Misses Caroline S.
Davis, Martha J. ?ifcCracken,Mary.l4. Fonike,
Evelyn M. Simpson.
non.
Detutrtment—Missem Martha
B. Snodgrass, Amanda L . . Snyder, Eliza J
Deity. Elizabeth D. Shown.
Primary Department—Misses Martha A.
Coleman, Lucy (1. Shepard. Sarah A. Leech
Emily S. Hall, Lizzie V. Jeffery. Josephln
WDonald. Mary Fleming • Annie E. Hutchin
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The school year of the Soldlen' Orphana'
School clones on the Thl of thin month, when
the uaual .summer mention will .commenee,
terminating off Thursday. September lot. The
second annual examination. will be cum.
mewed on tire sth, and will he concluded lir
the g.ld. The examinations In the schools
thin dleinlty will be conducted by lter. C. Col
fortb s inapector of Soldiers' Orphans' School
as
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.Ll , tAu ei rg ny a . ni t l u A e Le n n y h . e . inji . tpenn' APT-
Home of the Friendless, Arleitheny, Thurs.
do itilto b nn l tt h ilhurch Horne, Lnwreneerille,
Frldnv mnrujni, July 15th.
Philllpsburr School, Hearer county, Mon
day. July 11th.
Uniontown, Fayette county, Wettne.elni,
July lath.
Hoar to Look gesag--litateen.--Don't paint
or use vile Hair Restorers, but simply aPPIY
n o .f; bends, ll T3d i l ts?, al i m .,:: P . n inf.vg.: . :69
your heir. The Balm snakes vbur complexion
pearly, soft and natural, and you can't tell
what did it. It removes freckles, tan, sallow
ness, ring marks, moth-patches, etc.; and In
place of a red, rustic face, you have the mar
ble purity of an exquisite belie. It gives to
middle age the bloom of perpetual youth.
Add these effects to a splendid head of hair
produced by the Rethairon, and a lady has
done her best In the way of adornment.
Brothers will have no spinster Filters when
these articles are around. T-Ttl4l
Ladlee, go to Moorhead's previous to your
departure for the seaside or the fashionable
summer resorts and get one of hht exquisite
ly beautiful sea side shawls. A full supply
of the latest novelties In fans will also be
found at the sainekplace. Then, too ribbons
and laces, and parasols and trimmings and
glovs and hosiery, and hundred other tollet
artic e les nay be had at a
Moorhead's. No. gl
Market street.
French etdrts, barred flannel shirt& cash
mere shirts, French Percale shine. Sto r ehite
shirts, at the New Stand Stocking .NO.
00 Firth avenue. Jun. Erzott....Lur &co.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY' 2, 1870,
THE MAYOR'S OFFICE
Business for the Month of June—Number of
Coors—Reeelpts from Flom he.
The following is an abstraet of the business
done at the Mayor's omen during the month
or June. 101. showing the number of cases
disposed of. and the recelptu from dries,
licence, i.e.. which were paid into the Cit
Treasury during the same period :
NEMSER OF CARES.
Digorderly Conduct..
Drunkenneq.
VneTuncy .
informat
Of th,lbove there were discharted
RECEIPTS.
Following are the receipts from a he several
sources named:
Fines and Forfeitures.
Jail Rece .
Night ipts
Uraninite License
Wilkins Hell html)a
„I' Total.
Receipts for June INN
Increase for June PM.
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• COMMITTED TO WORK MOUSE.
Tiventy-four persons were committed to the
work house.for disorderly conduct.
One for habitual drunkenness end four for
vagrancy.
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In addition to the above receipt $274 were
paid to the Gunrdians of the Vcor, the pro
ceeds of fines for selling liquor on Sunday.
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• The following is the report of the business
M Deputy Mayor Nichols' (Oboe during the
flume time:
Tots! number of cases MC . hi paid lines;
sent to the Work House: II) to Jail: W 5 Paid
Into City Treasury..
SUPPOSED INCENDIARY
Arre•lrd uu Wasplekin, btu walmerquemily DI
chargrill.
! Yesterday morning about 0 . 604 the Al
legheny police arrested a man prowling about
the new building on the corner - cif Sandusky
and Ohio streets, Allegheny. rt., Wea,.errY7
inn a lot of matches and candles. and they
supposed hint to be intent upon In
centliarism. lie explained be bad gone
into the building to look for some pig
' eons which had taken roost there, and were
destroying the premises. Thei Mayor Ruble
quently held hint in-41,000 ball tor a hearing
which came off itt the evening. Fire Marshal
Butler was on: hand at the time, but no evi
dence was prtaluced implicating the man in
any criminal attempt, and he -was according
ly dischatged.
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The oppressive weather Cot the past few
days has developed a great demand for rum
mer clothing• People have discovered that
it Is mu. more healthful at well ue comfort
able to array themselves in ceasonable gar
ments and lay' actae that which they had
worn In cooler weather. Of .u.e in snaking
the change the came principle Is considered.
that no clothing that does not fit Will be com
fortable or I.k well. Ymmg gentlemen or
boy. contemplating 'change can bate no
difficulty in the matter Of fit and fashion if
they willonly patronire Hespenhid,
Na. TO Sixth street.
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Since hl+ enlargement. there no better
lace In Allegheny to procure Ice cream and
refreshment. than at Wm. A. Rhodes'. No.
...V: Western avenue, one square west of the
Park. The proprietor of the establishment.
thorough confectioner with long experience,
is always enabled to please the taste of bin
patrons, and hence has scores of friends In
that line. While Walking through the Park.
It is but the work of it moment to turn aside
and partake of refreshment. at Rhodes'—and
refreshments in the highest sense of the
term they will be found• to be. Candles.
cakes. nuts. fruits, ice cream and mistry at
•Ithoden . are Pt for the palate of a king. Ile
tnember ihr Western ItreilllC. •
The Girard Honor, Allegheny will recr
few•inore boarders. Located corner nt 1
bells and Robinson street, One of the .bes.l
stopping 'daces in the cities for either Iran
cleat or permanent boarders. For a quiet
clean and homelike hotel we can heartily rer
ommend the Girard House. Mr. 0. C. Light
cap. the genial proprietor. has had long cope
rience in the business and know• what wit
please.
Ratnmg Dravter..—Ftincy IgabtriF dr.twere
the New Stnnd Stocking Store. to. 30 Fifth
venue. Jso. DE00.115 . 5 & CO.
%%has mastered It resterdee that the rain
came down in torrents and traveling through
the streets was of the most disagreeable
character. Liebler had just what his m
patrons wanted—a first class, strong, stv
trunk. which no baggage smasher could
Pert. That's why No. 104 Wood street wa
crowded, and why it always presents a sr
of:Losy activity.
Or. Pierre's A ilt(1111t, Kierarl, or Golden
Medical' Discovery Is the greatext bronchial
tonic and blood purifier ever discoverer!. It
cures consumption In It. early stages, and all
severerd lingering coughs. :told by drug
slats, r send three nod a quarter dollars to
It. V. ,lerce. M. D.. Buffalo, N.' ti., .0 , 1 art
t tires-bottles free of express charges.
The Yourit..4 July comes neat Mnntlay and
MOlttbeliner at the Contlnental,.llll h avenue.
trill celebrate the event by haring a royal
dinner at the Contierntal—proteinent ^mon,
the delicacies of which will be Green F4A Tur
tle hoop. Think of It. the mare and• be on
hand.
Grate' eamarer melds° salerwear in greed
arietr. at rho New Stand Stocking Store. •
Jao6Drdrialdras &
No. 10 rift b •venue.
Henry (1. Hale, Merchant Tailor. has just
received a large assortment of linen; and
pace., also a complete assortment of gods
for summer wear. generally. cor der Penn,
avenue and Sixth street. • tf
The l'orwlnent•l, Fifth arra., talon the
Pristoffice. with it s green sea tort le soup for
dinner tools;, Is sure to he a rallying ground
for t he hungry, •
Them. w.. only one - hundred and righty
ei en pounds of the Omen sea turtle which in
he serrrd In delicious soup. at the Conll
ental, Fifth arrnue. to-day.
Uto to Ibr Cant intnt al to-day for a rich. nor
ad Juicy dish otgreen sea turtle wup.
lirveu sirs Turtle Soup at Holtzttelmrr% tu
da3-.
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PATTON—On Thursday evening. Juno 30th.
114110. at S Mrs. MAW:AM:7 PATTON.
tn the 30th year of her age.
Funeral on RATVGDAT MORNING at 10 iielock
from her late restdenee,lBl Federal street, Alle-
Shen). Friends of the family are rintaeoffnitY ins
'riled to attend. 24
Colnntno.n,.on End., mantle,. Jul?
let. WILLIAM B. PUSKY. Jrt.
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MIT Fridst
IL curl. EL Y cl=tl " ol 4 wlro . . "
Eu, D. NUM , . .ood I year. 3 mouths . andllS
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Funeral sentry/ at residence or I/. H. Miller, Sy ,
diekleyrlllo. Tod/AT. . 10 o'clock A. Y.
MoELIVIT—Mn Thursday, Juno 30th, 1870,
MACK, Infant /laughter of John 11. and M. J.
MertlrOY.alred I year and 2 WV..
The funeral take place frotu No. 61 Pike
troll. Ta-n AT, at u'eloek P. u.
GREEN—On 'Friday to“ru ln``,, July at 10
'duck, Mra. CATHERINE 0 I4ZIVt. relict ot the
le Wm. U. Green. In the 6Uth year of her age.
The tuneful trill tale ph . .. Tu.11Arie..7..,..1nek.
from her late residence. No. 33 J•tnni ,Feet
Third ward. Allegheny. Friends of the family ar
rempecttully Invited to attend.
' FRI.FIEB—On Itsuradaj afternoon al 4 o'clock,
lIMARY S.. son mo n t h sry J. sad tirsulta Felber.
seal 3 years. 2 altd 17 day.
The funeral will take place to-nat . . at 1 o'clock
P. If the residence of hli parent. N 0.24
F.spianade knot, Allegheny city. The f naafis of
the family are respectfully incited td.ttend.
InUlttlllFlELD—fln Friday evening, July 1 at,
1370. at hsJf-past 4 o'clock. 2 ra, ANC PAT
-71,3‘8011 BURCH F121.11.1n the Blith year of her
app. : •
Funeral from the residuum/ or her husband.
Wm. N. Dumbedld. on srvoo.r nrtcnNOON. 1112
RAPP—JuIy I rt. M I M a r tha . tg.,JULIU9 V.
yonnamt arm 0 Robert and Itaap.agrat 7
month,
Funeral int% MORNING, July ik.l. at 10 n'cloek
from the ;wants reslitencv.llS . l Franklin
stiwit,oicula_kutrik, Allegbany city. Tho Mende
of the hunt y sra rniNliticyylled to attend.
-NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CARBOLIC SALVE,
Dade with pure CARBOLIC ACID. whlob la u. 04
In Hospitals by dkreetton of rrolnent Phyalelans,
has already prrsrep Rea to be tharnoat t ardy land
'la'aggs,Sg.f.lwltatd""jrZsDNlT:
no equal as • Rapid CqrlrApent bas yet bean
dlaeorered, CHICK C S NTS. . -
EIESI
Henry's Insect Powder,
For( he Destruction of ROACTIRS, IDIOM.
ANTS, &e. PRICK. tit& CENTS, at
L.FLROSENBACH'S
Patent Medicine Depot,
140 SMITHFIELD ST.
NEW NOVELTIES
Aceointants and Bookkeepers
NATioNAT; Rxrcurmcie FILE.
DICKINSONN ARM REE'r.ItULKR UTTER.
fILEOUR PATENT RULER CI T ETR AND
IAEANURE.
LETTER. OPENER AN n ERASER.
ra" Call and Me to at
ALLAN C. BAKEIVELI4 Co .,
7S Wood Street, Plltebrireh
& Co,
Yhmarsetura of LIMIT GREY IRON
•
CASTINGS.
uot• wok oui nalibtair. Looti Joint Botta,
Shutter d Oat. ftlitt ?M., .01 °Oaf
Vlach.. Ofßuilder.' itardware always on hand. ,
°Mos and Worts, near ()War pima, eighany
CUT. PnaloSlos manna., Lock Bon XO . , nits
burgh. iti •2831.5
A GENCY BUSINESS OF ALL
KINDS to b• transiteted to Ithiladelphle, N 0
00* BalDmaro tt.neee to g
Good references Gobo If desired. • 1e11721
SPECIAT. NOTICES.
---
xErt
County Conventions,
The Itepublican Voters of Allegheny county are
requested to meet et the usual Dienes for holding
Pntuary elertlon• In the several Went•. Boroughs
and Townships.,
Saturday, August 27, 1870,
nn elect delegatet from each Election District to
ad , of the following Conventions, as follows:
TWO DELEGATE:4 from each SlecticorDlstrict
COUNTY CONVENTION
•
•ir the ammo. of nominating ondhilates for
PROTHONOTARY,
COUNTT COMMISSIONER.
CORONER,
JURY COMMISSIONER,
' DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.
TWO OTHER ITLECiATICS frnpa each glee
Inn District to the •
$1,060,15
:100.00
24:1,10
110,00
$1,657.A1
$1.456,45
X 51,6,
ongressional-Legislative Convention
for the purpowa of nominating ONE CANDIDATE
FOR CONGRESS to the .4:11.1 Cong.Malone] Dla
trlct. lONE CANDIDATE front that portion of Al
legheny enmity Ito.wtt: North and Welt pf the
Allegheny and ohlo unreel which Is etalimeed In
the 23.1Congreolonal Drattica. •
IINE EANDIIIATE FOIL STATE SENATE. '
SIX CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY.
'note Conventiiinv will meet In the City of Alin•
burgh. nt the COURT 'HOUSE, on TUESDAY,
Mimed 30th. IM3O, at the liiiinwing
follow, it..
=
=I
The deiesate, to tho CONGRESSIONAL-LAMS
LATIVE CONVENTION from the Tid Congres
sional DistriEt will moat at 10 o'clock A. Y. In the
now District Inert Room for the purpnne of nom
inating a CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS (rem
said 'lberia.
The Delegates from that cordon of Allegheny
cc/may which In In the 23d Congressional District.
will meet at 10 o'clock A. M. In the nld 'Marie*
Conn the fur the hurtmewof nominatingsCAN-
DlDATE FOR CONGRESS. and electing THREE
CONFEREES to meet the Conferees of Armstrong
and Keller Countien.
And alll o'clock a:N., or ea men thereafter as
both the Congressional Conventions atiovdesig
noted shall hero cOneluded their reaped. MUM,
no pitch. they will meet -
In the old Distil Conn
Rimm for lhn purpose of nominal'.
ONE CANDIDATE Fort STATE SENAT and
NIX CANDIDATF.A YOU ASSEMBLY. •
The election of Delegates will be held between
the hour* of 4 and 7 o'clock T. N. en SATURDAY.
Anglin 27th. 1870. and will be held ea far as
practicable be the Republican member. of the
election boards In the different districts, and In
Chime Metrict* where the election officers are a
mlntinty of the "regular lamed the Republican
voter/ are authreiced CO elect enough addithinel
°meant to Complete thV hoAra. •
The noting In the clues end boroughs shall in all
motet be by ballot. "Indio t he townthips by marking.
The President of, the County Convention, and
of the Coneresnlonal-LegitintlyeConventlon.
unto , . both Conventlont orderotherwlse and con
cur In to doing. appoint a Committee of threw the
two Committee. that appointed to 61. t together.
soonae nntetlcable after the adjournment of UM
Convention to appoint a County Commit.ee for the ,
emoting year.
At the request of many Hepnbik..; sod with
mew of mmertatntng the a...l'M:lent of the Dent.
upon the question of the adoption in thin County
by the ilepubllcan party of what la known as the
Crawford Cdunt y wpitem 01 holding primary elec
tions and nutting nomlnaLlona. 2c., each enter is
requested. In designating his choice for dethlteths
the'respectlee Conventions. to instruct tkem to
rote aro or nay In the maid roorenuons on a Prop
osition there to be submitted of adoption by the
party of that avert, a full and explicit explana
tion of which will be hereafter published by this
cothntittoe in the Republican press et the City of
Pittsburgh.
Hy order of the Union Republican ICLecgtlye
Committee
for Allen henT /y,
PleleChain:nth.
Wale. Ithertan,
tiro V. Monnith. -
ia.ERIMARY MEETINGS.
INDEPENDENT
Republican Primal
MEETINGS
Will be held in the aeretnl Ward, Ihrredighp and
Townah le. dl• Alledhen I Count , . dn •
Saturday, July 2,
Between the I.er.end 7 o'clork T. N. for
the port - P0e...1 selectine TWO DEI.I9a{kTES from
eto.ll district.. attend the IND EI , P.^..tDICNT RE.
19:111At'AN CoNVISNTION. to be held In the
rOCHT HOUSE, flt• of l'ltOtpuryth. WM/NEE ,
IPA V..luir fith. at ID...clock a. b.. forth.' th.;1•47: „ ..Te
24'. O.
Per.ine vothht at
the
Plintal7 MieelthlP
...quired to , 14 R 1 , 14 Call for the Convent/0o be-
IFo7f4rll.lhal I De hl WaTP4l7ll:fthr 4=4;4
DT Markle.
I=
.117-7 BOU NT Y.
$lOO Bounty Collected
Fur all sldier% ho enlisted tetween Lay din end
July . 11.1. 11%81, who wen. discharged for disablt-
Its before serving two peers, end who hare honour
I=
Tad aadahalrual bat camotid 41e oaks an Ga.
z vra But dlng.corner Sixth ~,flat and Bmltldal4
Mies, and to no+ prepared to collect claims ,peed;
Ili and at mnderate vales. Fall cat,ow addresa,Fl*
B. F. BROWN,
Alain Agent. BA Errra Building.
Corner Sixth synnue end Smilbasid street.
Pittsburgh, P.
trflilt Or. Tilt ENTIMPILIAL INPUILANCIC
it Pal a/Mg/1. Pa;
JrNc 14,1P170
TII E DI RE(TORM 11. yE THIS
nar aeciaree a aeml-aamw dlyttlend
rwo DOLLARS PER MARE
rwn-r., pTflTflllt'Tr!r
No. 4/3 Penn wool, no And after July 1.1570.
ME
Orrtec Prerautltou AND Rostra: , MININ“ CO.r?
Perrantinon.Jeae 224, 181 C 1
ay SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
11OLDEllti.—There •111 be • special meet
ing ttf the St.kholdery of the ..PFTTSOUROII
AND BOSTON MINING COMPANY OF PITTS-
Item: ti... beta at the °Mee of the Company. to
the City o f Pitt abo hill. at 2 o'clock P. It.. pq
EDNESDAL Nth Day of Joly, proximo
=
post) THOS. M. HOWa, SecreOol.._
P UR Lle 1 1 14110111K,-,-Having been
am/1114d . HAS sadWAS MST= UMW
TO It fsr sllssbeity musty. notice Is hereby Ow.
that until the necessary olDoe usd hlesbatilnal Tert-
InR
Inathinary nen be prodded. I wilt be rodnd at
the OFFICE OF 11111/ /theIONAL FOUNDRY
AND MR Wall% Twenty-third street, near
Pena, Plttsborah.
Out and U. Yeti? 1•11PatiOl.
=EI
Prot,. SAVING, BASK 01 ALLXIM.Y.I
Corner of nalorslapdlaoock WNW,
• Jraa 4 .13d.119711.
ErTIIE DIRMTOILS OF THIS
Bane have Oha def declared a dividend Of
FIVE PER CENT. nal tf the tenets of the
Mx canna., payable no awl attar July lst,lriTld.
(mold tax. E. 1. YOUNG.
151'f, Gabler.
Plrnteaaau CONIrr.t.LnvILLIC Rts . ttitcrin
PITTIOltrit08,111n• Ilea. INTO.
O:3•NOTICE TO BONDHOLDER:
—COUPON Nn. 4. VIM himtiosp. Bands 01
C. and il L e . tper b y d . , lne July
r lnt unit, nui be d lald OA
•t th a n 41111C1IMANATIVAT. lIANIPT7
IiALTIMoRK.
JOUN 11. PAGie: Di. Treasurer,
ErllloNOli ft AIIEL A INCLINE
I. l..tros—NOTlCE—Tba Plana will
alien roc Passengent and Freight busing,. EVERY
MORNNO at 3 o'clock. and will oloss at 11 P....-
co...chug with the loot sir rms.. Pittsburgh on
tho Pittsburgh and Itirtnitighaut Paaaesurar
n 7. Ja:rta
rrr FOURTH CO. DU .QUESIYE
• . GREVE—A meetly, of the whore COM.
peer will be held on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT,
July 1. et their COMM end ou4
ler pawn. A full attendsnee is desired.
Fly order of the Captain,
lenle-G JAMES BLACK, Orderly Sergeeef..
DIVIDEND NOTICE.--The DI.
ItEUTORSLOF TIM LITTLE SAW MILL
RUN RAILROAD Cfl, dome this day declared
.dividend of FIVE PER CENT. clear of Gams
went Tax, nut of the earnings of the put. MI
morahlt.Pllyettle to the Mockholdere or their leend
repreecntatieen on and after July let. at the mace
" the Company
In
1 % : 1 fre.raTisllK Preeldent.
.._June
rrrNOTICIC—The Animal Confer
- KNCE of the A.M. E. ZION CONNECTION
wlll take slam on the FOURTH SATURDAY IN
JULY, In the JOHN !mum CRUR 11, thin
city. Dr. Wlllteme, Or. D. R. !Withal... Rea. Cola,
and other", CUI be prtnent. AMYX
CANDIDATES.
Ea -FOR COUNTY CONIIISSIONER.
GEORGE NEELEY, •
of Marshall Toeueblp, eublect f the detest. of
the duke Republican County Coonntlon.
apltded
FOR COUNTY comussioNEß.
BENJAMIN - DOUTHETT,
Of Indiana township, It • maims. for Offanty
Commissioner, in cabordleationho the dentition of
the Republican CousenUon. list mania In repos.
apahwtSiliT
CEMENT. -100 bbls. Louisville
1.../ --
try
dentine Cement, the beg b. MI. Formant
Jl4 8.1
Mat !mum CANFIED.
BARBARA GORBACH TS. CHAS
WITTIG. Nos.' . In District Court of Al-
Inll,l:7,:m=dgi on of
irgrtri
the defendant In atm eases in consideration of
the plaintiff consentin to discontinue said act Inn.
do hereby covenant nd agree with told Plalutlff
an follows, vie.:
Firsts That I will y the cost nf s:dd - uctions.
Second. I do hereby s thantarily declare that the
lantrusire charged In actions. o not true in
truth and In fact. end I know nothing dertlrstory
to plaints charecteribut believe her to. be an
honest and Wilsons winnan. Third,Thot I will
cause to be publlsTedl under my name, In all the
German papery published In mild count, and In
the GAZETTE. iNspnfas And Post.• full and distinct
retraction of any defamatory ward" mar a t to r
-time hare uttered of and concerning the plaintiff's
character.
Witnens my hand and seal thii 1 lot day of Julio,
A. D. 18170. •C. 11. WITTIG. (L.AI
Witness: Jolty Itigt.r.ov. leatot
NISTRATOR'S NOTICE. -
TE OF GEO. A. BELL ITECUSEO
1 Vtltil i g n Gro " 4l.l.ll:lVittelt n g 7 : - .
l an gegtka i l ' Cli e tfu h r e ,Ul . oti d in e ;lCt I.TlT:btl ' r e g e b n .
a nelrny.,,All pecan. having claims
i 9 i.X4rreilte=o l V l7 g d ...?gs :
he undersigned wlthont delay at 11.
A "
En
Nonce Is
Clan an t
harsh cn I
granted ,
woe to
Clair Itot
'CL—Where.tt, r Letters of Ad-
ISTRATION sm,lho es to Of ISAAC
IT. late of Baldwin township. deceased.
grunted to the subscriber, all persons
SO Die said estate are requested to make
rut the estate ..1 the ulO decedent will
the samearlthout Solar
D. W.Admlnadrpt•.r.
• Ult. Lemnos, Allegheny Co., l'a
•--
'NOTICE. Letters
OT ,
MI
:1..N1G
dibt:ed
I=2
MEI
Feeref, epee the estate nf MI Ml'.
' LLWANGEtt. late of Allegheny t.tv,
ins been grantecf to the undersigned lilt
• Oebted to maid estate are request. , to
1 Mate ivythent, and all persons holding
lost gald estate to present the as te,
i. en tn cased for ttlement, to WHITE it
Atrneth.No.l se th
08 tie &sena e, Pitt.
lIA RUT '
deed. her
Person,. I•
mate Imm
•
duly sut.
SLACLE
b‘jr:2l
=M
LIVERY & SALE,STABLE I
R01) 1 1 fit Patterson &Co.
ll CORNVI OF
Sevent. Avenue and Liberty Stree
WILL ON IMAMS SATURDAY HOLD AN
AUCTION SALJA
ants, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons
And overrating nnrmun log to the Rocco.
Pardee desiring to eeit will gleam leave then no
lee of cos:ddment on or before Thuredar of each
Mk In order for adverttelng: Prompt atteutton
d good care will be elven all Stock left for We.
JOHN-H. STEWART'
.11,,T H. RUM' ART ROOT. D. PVITZILSON
ROBERT H. PATTERSON' &
Livery, Sale and
COMMISSION STABLES
Cor. Seventh Avenue and Liberty St,
I
PITTSBURG rt. PA.
alas tit
WALL PAPER!.
NEW WALLy PAPER.
FOR SPRING SAI;ES,
at No. 107 Market St.,
NEAR FIFTH AVE.
We now offer to the public a Mock of PAPER
HANGINGS onsurpamed In the West for vnnety
Inbeauty of Styles. embracing a/1 the Novelties
In
ESYR&SCOi MOSAIC, PERSIAN min GRECIAN
DESIGNS n pinto and bright aloes for ROIL
fl l /gUtLA I IMS ". T, L4T h Eb GILT
PAPEIta, with an almost endlem variety of
CHEAP SATIN PAPERS. WHITE 'and DROWN
b n o d
ee e ee e
BLANKS for Chambers, ALC. All of which wen ..
low as tb! lowest In the sto
0. ID Markel SI., near Fiflb . lieun
JOS. R. lIUGHES & BRO.
bI2 TV,
WALL PAPERS.
1. is.;p.
SPI'IN('
PRICES 13.EDtTc El>
4 1, IN(IIKS wide lel. al .Sc per roll.
211...5M1=112MPgoir .
KLIWJAPIT French and Amrica/3 raper It
leg. ton speased above. • • la pork. t 4,
Meat le th• eactet27. For sale at " 1
_ W. P. MARSHALL'S
New Wbniesale and !WAN Moro. 191 I. bent
atm.. Pittabiamt. mbl
IMIM
AI LleOlirfr E N4Tge 4 ' 3U:5 ' 1)470
To Sewer Contractors,
. .
The Seareenge 'Commission of the City of Alla
attenyere prepuce to reeelee propoce.le for th
censtruatce cAt the following Seven, with thel
appurtenances, Inlets, Manholes, as.,
Contract No:1
•
Comprielne %boot 1030 feet of 4 feet and ego.
1340 feet of 34 feet Oren]. Mick Sewer r
Jeclown *Meet- from Bearer etreet to Ite•tu
Tine; alone Pluto?. Lane to cm...010.016We
Colorunn Sewer.
Pipisig about 1460 feet of 13-inch Circ
e Sewer on Stockton avenue. from She •
avenue, to connect with the kederal Street Se
Contract: No. :3.
Compriting about 640 INA of 1.1-Inen (Irma
Pipe 5.1111.1. on wnrer. Alley. t rom FultorCeutte
to eooneet with the Sedgewl rk Street Sewer.
Comarlelna abaut 3sO feet of 15-Inch. tlfreitlet
Pipe Newer on Burke ' alley. from the north Ilea of
Avery atveet,-to connect . with the Weahtnalon
!greet Bawer.
Draettigs and Specifications can be mien and full
Information obtalued at thin °Zee. „.
Bide mat be endorsed 'Sewer Proposals, Con
track No. 1, - /or B. Ac.,_aa there. may end de
live.d on or before 3 I'. It. TUEADAY.'JuIy A
11010.
eon. of Ph/penal.which forms alone bid
mill be received, mill ba fon
umlahed Cl this niece.
The Columhadon do not bindthatuselves to se
rept the lowest nr Wl.'
us' order of the Commholon.
•
MM3ZI=
CHARLES DAVIS.
- 310 . CITY ENGINEER
JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
BRIM, LOCOMOTIVE AND ROLLING MILL
. BRA.SSES t
Made Promptly to Order
- BABBITTS METAL
Made and Kept on Hand
MEM
J. M. Cooper's Improved BalaoceWhee
STEAM PUMP.
Odlee—eiettd PENN STREW. Foundry—Corner
Intl and RAILROAD BTRICICTEL P%tUburgh
JUST ARRIVED
Plated Bracelets,
Mrs. S. C. ROBB'S
No. 91 Fei!era! St.. Alleghen
MILLINERY GOMM •nd
I===
WMAREBS
ICE DEALER,
351 River Ave., Allegheny.
C. BARNES,
Sealer of Weights.aud Measures,
orris
No. b 'FOURTH ATE., Pittsburgh
•
LONDON CRACKERS.
A fresh amply of Mackenalee celebrated Al
bert (bunkers 1a two pound cans; Wan Bond's Br.
MnMIA Kilt and Graham Hawn In two pound
bones: Eniteon Pearl. rile Nano. Brilliant and
C Crack. era tar wide by the pound or as at the
Faintly WOMITTEItore ot
JOHN A. ItIENSITAW.
bad • Comer Liberty and Ninth otreeta.
LEGAL. 1,
TINEGAR
ji
WORKS.:
rx ' ADAMS,
Adm;nistrator.
SECOND AVENUE.
noR prepared to Ito stab VINEGAR at th..
MWEST MARKET RATES.. Amaralon pmdieu
arly called to Ma
Mill
UCCESS THE CRITERION OF EX
4,2 CELLENCE.
The Empire Mutual
Has achieved a nuceess almoat onparelicied In the
hivu.ry of Life int...env,
COTllparlY
FOR THE I.lllr+T EISeALNEAIt.
I=l
Whale Number of Policies hooted 3.301
Total Premium, ,
AmoUnt Insured 1l 1 i S i l i 7tA t 1
Itatlo of Mites and FA p. to Total 1nc0me...43.38
. . 4
Average info of all Companies
Foe every' 8100 Liebllities the is:opine lies ill
of Agee.,
Avers Amount of Petioles !8 U. OO.
ge
Total Assets •
11100.001L1
balancepitsd deposited with the
State and the securely Invested. •
WM. A. FULLER.
Manager for Weatem Pennsylvania,
Moe 7S FOURTH AVENUE, Pttt.be h. Pa.
CirGOOD AGENTS, both malemod female
.
A. McPARLAND, 5.73. HART AN,
Fur V. r. Ptc
Federal Insurance '• Co
E=ZMM
OF ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
OFF WE: Car. Federal and Land Streets
Contract . No. :2
Contract. o.
6 '.niprictors uC Ifsoullotureas of,
1=
AT $3 PER PAIR
VINEGA.R
THE PITTSBIItGH
7, 168, 169 and 170
xtra Wine Vinegar.
INSURANCE
•IPRIL 3, 1M69
011IIVI'OR,
F.tlarard Gregg, ' W. G. Gllawn. ,
Valentine Hake, • .1. "Oben,
M. Sheßaby.!' B. Smith.
Fame
Jon. It. Borland, W. B. Anderson,
Wm. Schaper. M. D. Suydam.
W. J. Lanzltt, ' Jame. Allison.
1e1::11 11 F. M. LON'S% General Agent ~
CRAWLER 1829 PERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN FIRE. INSUR. CO:
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE 435 AN6, 43
t. I‘WES.T.A.tILS7TIsIEriT:
Arwood Surplus and
PietnlUMP. ' .4F 5.731 07. Losses held since
162.1), over .500.006. Vetpetunt endT pa.
not POIICYP• on ldbend Toms. The Com InaTtan
Unor. policies upon the Montan all kinds of Ind
pe bVlPPOlitfAltt . ' r g Itirte e r: • Santual Grant s
Geo. W. Richards. Man Lea s Geo. Fates , Altrea
Flan, Thos. Sparks, Wet. C. Grant—'thomas B.
Ilustakus S. Benson.
ALFRED 0. BAKEH. President,
• GEO. VALES. Flee Preeldect.
J.. W. McAllister. Socretary.
T. 11. Reger. Antsuint COFFIN 4 KELLOGG
atOS Cor. Third Avenue and Nood at.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMFY
Of Pittsbillei
ALEXANDER NIMICK,. President.
Vat. P. HERBERT, Vice President
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
' GAIT. DEO. NE ELD, - General Agent.
t)filee 9'J Water street Spend Co.'s Warehouse.
un stairs. Pittsburgh.
fft 9 insure effalnst .11 kinds of Fire and Marine
Risks. A home institution, managed by Directors
who are well known to the community, and • who
are determined by promptness end liberality to
ntaintnin w
the character
p which they hare assumed.
as offering the hest riitection to those ho dews.
to he insured
Inni - rOttn:
juernnder Minslnk, John M. McCune,
Miller Jr.. J. Clerk,
Jame% McAuley, William S. Kvans,
Alexander nneer, Jo.eph Kir
nmsQer,kpatrick.
MC_
CASII INSURANCE COMPANY,
Phelan's Building,
NO. Da MTN ASBUINvium n, S ECOND FLOOR.
I!ITTNI.A.
CAPITAL ALL PAID UP •
11111.TOBA:
V.J. Style", 'John Floyd, .CapL Fu ll er.
peelWellace, . ;S. 11. Mtrunan. ;A. Chamber.
Mao hleCturtan. :Jas. M. Batley.
Thomas Smith. ..:nn. Wlllooek,
ROBERT 11. RING. Pieetdent.
J NO. r JRNSINGit, flee Menden'
JOS. T. JOIINSToN, kffetSiy.
OWL R. J. It RACE. General Ayent.
INSURES ON LIIIIKRAI. TERMS ON ALL FIRE
AND MARINI': ItISK.S.
eel=
ALLEGIIENY INSURANCE CO
Of Pittsburgh
OFFICE, NO. 87 FOURTH AVENUE.
Tomtits amtlost sLL ktodA of Fire abd Alsolo
Mgt. t
.ROAN IRWIN, JR...President-
T. J. lIOSKINSON, sire PrestOnA.
C. 0. DONNELL, oeerebo7.
CAPT. WAL DEAN, Genonil Agent:
EntoreToßs: •
John Int
on IL L. Faboestect,
T. J. linsklns, W. If. Everson,
C. O. Homer. i Robert IL Davis,
Wormy
Cberlor Hoye. 110011 Fle . mttor,
Capf. J. T. btoctobut.
CA. t. Wm. Dean. T. U. Nerlo.
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMP'Y
OMEN, N. E. CONiN EN WOO ! ) E FIFTH NTS
A Rome CompapT, tAklug Fire .d Marina Risks.
1 , 11MCIVIIII:
Wm. Phillip., . Capt. John r- Illcad
John Watt.. Samuel P. Shriver,
John E. Parke, i Charles Arbilelle,
C. It 1.010, • I Jared M. Brach,
Wm. Van Kirk, I k\ITMCi liT(‘triArkar..
James U. Verner
Preeident.
.10101 WATT, Vleer Prearderit.
W. P. GARDNER: Seuretare.
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMP'Y.
•
COD. FEDERAL. ST. AND DIAMOND.ALLE-
ag ra b lz . the SECOND NATIONAL RANK
W. W. MARTIN. Proiddenl.
JAMESROWN,_JE., Vloa Devoid L
IL STEVENSON. seesetVr.
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Joan A. ?Atter. I.laa. Lockhart, ktrcra.
Jae. L. Greeale.robert Les. .C. C. Bola.
John Brown, Jr. Georiw acre,. ;Jemb /Wee.
O. It.P.Willianta.Jno. Thompsonl.l.llcNaarßer.
MERCHANT TAI /DES.
P. McARDLE,
Fashionable
MERCHANT TA PLOR,
alVgralT 11" trINCTMINCtrata
MO GOODS.
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield St
PITTSBURGH. PA
g." ClOthing merle to Ord, r the
F2,1%10 VAL.
0-RAY & LOGAN
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N 0.89 FIFTH AVENUE
47 Sixth Streiet
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES
1870. a . •
C. WPIIICRSON. C. L. lIIVIILANDUTIPO.
M'PHERSON k NUTILiNBRINO.
llerehme. Tallow. No. 10 SIXTH STREET. Ili
St a
•We have reoelved e large •nd ere•
loeted Stock or tbe ben portion moat foshonsm
&sod. In our One. • great of whith w• onr
o" aello4 9° eoroldeut of our ability to One ;errant
lamination. we respeatly mit mut jou an earty
ex of our stook of Floe Cloths. rm.
t DIMILANDRING.
table No.lo Sixtb stomet.„
NEW SPRING GOODS.
A eplendid new stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres, &o
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MlM==l
STONE. --
' -
WEST COMMON _
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Machine Stone Works,
Northwest...roar al Wrrt Common, Allerhimy,
MEDIC ATVATER CO, •
Names band or pre son shaft [MUM Hearth
awl dmp tisopm, I. for Sidewalks. Brewery
Vaults. so. new andmob Stones. ae,
en reasonable terms
BUTT I3 ER. '
boxes Fresh Roll Butte;
10 half barrels:
For We b7:': J. B. CANFIELD.
141 Elms area..
SODA ASIL-100 casks
B for sale by
J. . CANTIILD.
AXIISEMENTS
B.SlpO, PLY! SHOO, FLY! •
NEW OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commencing' Monday Afternoou. July 4
Doo.OPv. past 1: conmenu nt o'clock
I'b, Original and 'World•Fiktorlus
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS,
The oldest Minstrel Troupe in existence. From
I.lrmmt's Opera lions.. Savr , Vtrk. ander the ito.•
Mme
direction and mup,rtinlon of the eminent
comedian. Mr. DAN Ultt ANT. who will poOtiveta t'•
;101:2V/VArlDi I
rs - . iTe,',VTle 1
tm ,0
folinwina burteisise . oprrait will be performed: .
-11:.‘qigtrirtrtirPeriod;' and Ilan ~ryunCs defe4
171=1
luaWidotl,b,teurolVlliggav":t ( ~ 74- . •
...House, New York. Sale of 10111 will commetice
tMrssettr nl—i=sso'lli•Mcloen,d3alL:itTrek..thugidetlV.C.:
1111.00: Gantry. J i a. a.m.. Open at
paid 7; commence at NSO cck. -
.10 ' JOHN P Business Agent. •
[Cr FIRST
Grand Military Pie Nic,
= FOURTH COMPANY.
Du Qu G-REVS,
AT FRI ENDSIII7 iII U OT It
Penn Avenue,lnte lireenabure Pike
July 4, 1870
'nab.. $1 MU.ic by Great Wodern Baud
JUl:sbu
OFFICIAL
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A N ORDlNANClLSupplemental to
/X. an Of - Mathew panting crania Privilege. Be -
Pittsburgh and Birmingham Passenger Bailee?
Company.
Svc. 1. Be it ordained and enacted L LT the CHI Of
Pittsburgh, In-Select and Common Conned ILISCZO
bIed, and It in hereby enacted by the authority of
the same. That It the Cohnols of said oily shell
at any time hereafter direri a chance of tile grads
of said streets, or If It saw hecomu necesserl to
take lip said railway for the purpose of burin or
repaving. grading or regrading said streets, sewer
the purpose of constructing . err...miring enY
or culvert therein, or for the Purpose of laying .;
'wttar reltrinteaUknt4.r illretlhalletyn'af%
Compan t y M y thelr own capons... Pend in erecttisolr
failure so to do saner reasonable nonce. the Street
Commissioner shall take the same up at the e lli7
r,?:of said ComPsnl. and it shall he unla ful
Id Company to relay the same.
Eir.c. 4. That am , ordinance Or part or part of
ordinance conflicting with the ssage
the
some dinance at the present time. ho and the la
hereby repealed m. far as the same effects Oleos-
Ordained Arid ed i
nt ont alas, In Councils Wits
!IVA day of enactu. D. 70 JAMES AIcAVI.EY.
President °Peeled C tttttt
Attest, K S. Nltotitow, :
Clerk ..f Select Council.
W. A..roMI.INSON,
President of Common Council.
Atte.t: 11. MCMAerren.
JeAl Clerk of Coustdon Council.
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A N ORDINANCE—AnthOrIziug the ,
Xl_ Central Passenger Railroad Cowl.. to
(Mange location of their track on dttravenumlmo
preen Market and Wood streets.
Sac. 1. Be it ordained andenacted by the City .
of Pitmburuh. in V.elect and Common Cut:Male ae.
tabled. and it is hereby ordained and enacted by
the authority of the same. That the Central Pas.
anger Railroad be and they are hereby autherßed
and permitted to so change the present location of
their tract on 4th. avenue, between Wood and
Market streets, as will bring It neer the tenth matt
of said avenue. allowing attractant distance be
tween the outer rail and the curb to net Interfere
with the g ette r s ubj e ct to theaPProval Of the CRT
Engineer..
• SEC. 2. All the provisions oe Ave n uel it g Ordi
nance granting the ace of the ahe said
'caret.
P. IL It. Co. to remain In full force sell
ca S e g . . B. That ani °Mina.. or P. , of 8:1 , -
nen. ...feting with the passepo of this
nailer et the present time, be and the same!.
hereby repealed so far as the sante affects this Or.
ditance.
Ordained and enamed into a law. In Councils,
thitr27ol day of June, A. D. 1870.
JAMES MeA
Pl:elicit:et Of 9elect Council.
•
Attest: E. S. AIORHOW.
Clerk of Select Council..
W. A. TOMLINSON.
Preside. of COILIIIIOI2 CamtlL
Attest: 11. MelLefrritt.
Clerk of Common Connell. le))
A "i ORDrSANCE—Antliorlzipir the
Grailln.g. Paling and Curbing of ilUtl Street
front Penn Arenne to Liberty street.
Sacritolt 1. Den ordained and enacted by the
City of Pittsburgh, in Select mad Common Cam ila
assembled. and II La hereby ordained and enacted -
by aethOelty of the same. That the City Domineer
be and be is hereby authorized and directed tO &d-
Caft. for pro pals for the Grading, Paring and
urbing of 3.3 d street, from Penn Arenuelto lib
erty Street. and to let the name in the meaner di
rected
Minh 31 . ItlJ7~ay retl January iii7l concerning =
or . ha tlo 0141. f ardthano•
c 0
oneicting with tne,neeenee of tbls at..
present time, be and the .me is hereby rep...
so far as the same Mice... 0rd....
Ordained and enacted Into a hoc In Councils, this
•
47th day' 01 June, A. D. 1870.
JAMES atcATILF.T.
.President of Select Connell.
•
Attest: - IL S. Monk.%
Clerk of Mines Connell.
W. A. TOMLINSON,
President of Common Connell
Attest: it. Me3listsrrat.
Clerk of Common Connell. 1•
A N ORDlNANCE—Authorizing the
fe n ° "`"WVeragrat
rnov 1. Be it ordained and em.od b 7 the
Co e.
y of Pooloupb. In Select .4 Common Councils
aseembled. and tot hereby ordained and enacted
by authority of the humouredo the City Engineer
be and he la hereby and directed to Ml
vent. for proposals for the Grading and Peeing
of 2411 berry alley. from 18th street to- Scalise
hen:lt's Ms,s and to let the same In the manner dl.
rected by an Ordinance concerning Hoods. passed
August Elst. 1837; alto an act conctomini
Stumm approved January Oth. 18414.
Sac. 3. That .y ordltienoe or tart of ordln.ce
coulliCting with the passage of Ltds ordin.ce at the
pnasent. time. he .and the same ts hereby repealed
so far as thesame affect* this ordinance.
Ordainedand enacted Into a law In Councils thin
:1710 day of June, A. D. 1870.
JAMES 31cAULET.
,
mom, tzsident of Sole. Connell.
Alteeß.lS. I+.•
clerk. of Sole. llo , unoll
..TONLINSON.
PrcildeAltealt H. 11c5LAftriat. ""'
(" 7 °'
.Clart of C4IIIMOU Council. 1o9:1
A N ORbINANCE—Fixing the width
of the Sidewalks on 40th street, between
linter street and Penn avenue.
Bar. I. Be it. ordained and enacted by the CRY of
Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Councils ham
bled. and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by the
authority h e reb y game. That the City Irhsineer
and he is authorized to set the allbStoll.l
on 40th street. from Butler street to Penn grade.
so that thesidewalks shall be of the game width
as the& u are between Butler street and the All*.
:M any ger. •
Ste,. That any ordinance or part of 01111011.0
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at
the present time, be and thesame is hereby re
pealed so far as the same affects this ordinance.
th?linridd;.72,,r,Z,l,fte.l'B'737 In
""'lis
JAMES AIeAt'LET.
President ;of Select council.
Attest: E. S. MORROW.
Clerk of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON.
President of Common Cowed.
Attest: Cl 11. MeMsirrtits.
erk of Common Connell. 1.17
N ORDlNANCE—Authorizing the
ciee cha t. nee of width of jsmus street from 40 to
hiertoh 1. Be if ordsined and enacted by the
City of Pittsbureti, to rielect and Common Councils
sasemblad, and it if hereby ordained and estactirli
by the authority uf the come. The
reby _e width of
lowa street be and the same he changed
from 40 to 00 feet. by vacating 10 feet on Um
ftest side.
BM 4. Thrd any ordinance or part of °Milhaud
oordilmitur with the peewee of Ms ordinate at the
mnanc Ile, be and Um rant° bereblrolmelehaw
has
the same affects this ordinance.
Oained and eructed Int&tlbor, in Councils. this
07th day of June. A- U. 1 O.
.1 MSS ItcAULET.
. .
President of Select Connell.
Attest: N. 9. Mormons.
neck of Select Council,
Wof TMLINSON.
President Common CounelL
Atte= IL MOUNTED. • .
Clerk of Common Connell. .
A _
N ORDINANCE--Authortslng the
Grading and Paring of LAWnst 01107, teem
Paws alley to ;Ed street.
Eircrlois 1. Be It ordained and enacted by tlw
City of Pittsburgh. In Select. and Common Councils
mumbled. and It Is hereby ordained enacted by
the authority of the same. That the City raglneer_
be and Is hereby nothorlsed and directed to
for proposals for the Grading and Paving of.
tocrist a/ley, from Rates alley to 454 street, and
to let the same In the manner directed be an Ordi
nance eons:err:lug Streets, tamed August 31 1 t,
1851: also an sot concerning Streets. ay/wile:id
January 6th. 1864.
ste..g. Tun any ordinaries or part of Ordinance
conflicting with the pusses of thlsordloance Mahe
present Stine. be and the same is hereby repeated.
Par as the some affects tint, ordinance.
Onlalned and enacted into a law In Cauncils, Oda
97th day of Jane A. D. 1870.
JAMES MeAtiLEY.
President of Seim* Council:
Attest: K. B. Manors.
(Imhof Select
W. A. TOEFLIEON. •
?maidens of Common Canna -
Attest: 11.31cMaorin.
Clore or Common Council. jar
A NORDINANCE—A horizing. the
firedieg. Peeing and .'toeing, or Witte
meet. from Iltibb, street to Peon oone.
2. BO ItOrdighwit eel rilacb,l by the City
of Pttreaurat. In Select end C..neeeti Co
se.
eembled. and it la berebyordalned and matte
by
the mitbtty ohenceearne. That the City Illsigtriehe
Ns. and he Is lauthottsed and 0 to ad
vertise far itsn for the Grading. P 1411 1 .11114
Cerelng of ntygillt street, from la
street to Penn avenue. and to let the same in the
manner dimmed by an Onsiminee concern
!Assets. named August 31st, 1b1371 also
concerning Streets. approved January lath Mr
ear. That any Oftlinmichust of Ordinance
ea/Aiming loth the wawa Ois Ordinanbe
the present time be, DOLI the W rteere re.
puled se ter es the same Qatet thin nance.
Ordained and enacted into • lag In Councils, thin
)7th day of Jane, A. D.. 1870.
JAMES MaAtTLEY.
President of Select Council.
r Alas. E. P. NetteeW,
clert of Select Council.
W. A. TOMLINSON'.
• ' President of Common Council.
Attest: 17. 31elLterla,
Clete of Common Council. le3o
theMORDINANCE—C
lt erl itgham
in.o.e ttit., of amil
b ri v itgaigr:.lotrge=
trylva.
end (women Councils of the City •I
and It la hereby ordained and ernicied b y oh
thorny of the same. That the Conieduee ati linnets
be. and they are hereby anttowited SAW dirseusdl. 09
Invite and receive proposals for the Oradell eind
Paving of Morton alley. with Mt feet sidewalk;
internment, and to contract therefor with the
eat and toot bidder or bidders When. discretion.
of, Ohs
S St.
nue. That ta. . for d.
hereby 10, 0 .4 the mit eed earwhese
w
sold pandensent to: he nude and collected, as
provided by the Act of Aiweinely, entitled an - Act
relative to Weed gr4atie cur Ananay . a•
prov ed ßic. tYte l tV ordtnances page of byre .
nances eortslrtent herewith do mot are hereby re
pealed.
Ordained and enacted Into a lair dd. the 9jd
day of June. Anna Omani. one thousand glint
hviiiired and oriventy•
jAms.
mamma.
President of Select Connell.
, A tient : J. R. ort.rr,
' 3 ' l " s°l "Tigilri l WARNER.
ProolO tot of Common CoonelL
Ailed: I-R.011.v,,
Gat of Common Ounni.
i=M
NEE
salient% for the
SEWERS en Corry and
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I m / t m ll
erenanstlon and.
TURSDAY. July
I be planed In toe bands ,
rye emu,* for P 11761111121.
amstmotion of the
Ann Meet.. are non .
can 1 87 0 at this o.•
VOTICEe --. The .
rthtMrco t itgo
of the Same.
JerhSte CIIAPI.
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