The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, July 09, 1870, Image 4

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THE. DAILY .GAZETTE;
,IJOMETNEWS.
- teasing the city for .the xotomer.
4. d triihlng to have th. GizErn Neat to
hem, rat plon.o ...end their eddreosee to the
:Are; by eenlF per mouth.
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We alt• nit berised to state thrd the name of
Mlles li.llnrophrers. Fut., leas toted before the
CrinventlOn of the dth Inst withotdhis knowl
edge or consent.
neir. D. B. m will pach In the lte
tanned PresbyterianWitha church...S re andusky street,
abore Onlo. Allegheny. ro...nan. Tr at lOg
o'clock, A. X. end Zji o'clock P. X.
Inenees.—enroner Clawson held an lnqueftt
on the body of Wlll.Marray. who Newt drowned
on the evening . of the Mb host., la the Alleghe
ny liver, The body wet reeoveeed floating in
the °WO river near Temperancerttle.
chatte• Itligertay, who was arrested for
whipping hit wife and In the lockup, was
attacked' with 'delirium tremens yesterday
morning. had recovered and wan sent to the
orithmtse for thirty day by :Mayor Callow.
Ale 4 emied.—SliCluielliarrnr. who wog ap
prenticed to IL Long, of Itinuingham. In Man
itnamped on the ..rlth ult. Information
was made before Justice Ammon by Mr. Long
tictV.3llchael with being an absconding
Si' nerand a warrant wavistued for his
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iisvpassed- looreelissism.—Yesterday =Onl
ine a slight firer occurred. An the whip factory
at the House of itefueu. It . ..vas put out with
out sayoh - datnere but t hee eiretuastauces at
tending it led to the belief that inrendiaristo
was the causes. Fire Marshal Butler was no-
Ithed sod lateitigate the matter this
The latruer of Isabella and Itobinson street,
Allegheny. near the Stutpenstnu bridge or
namented with . elegma sutatsatial four
storied brick bulldlnx—t lie Girard' IMase one
or the finest hotels of its character lu th•
country. Ca pt. O. C. Ltelttrap I. at the head
of anal sin thin popular establiehment which
lea guarantee that It Is all right. ktungers,
stop at the Girard Ilfmse..
If you w_lh to enjoy a good cmote. try Me
graw'ocigars or One rut, from 45 Ninth street.
Ills club cigar. are Joel the nrticle to distrib
ute among your visitor', who can appreciate
Oniury in the fimoking line.. Mesmer alga
ha. pipes of all lands, tneorselutums all des:
criptio.na, chasting.Anbacco. every grade,
mnoir.ing• cap. and everythin
the Por n pince.
Helane 04111 errs Elected.—llte following
gentlemen Were elected at the recent. election
of racers of the Itirminghern and f'lltsborgb
Bridge Compane: A. Garrison; Prechlent: A.
H. Stevenson, Secretary; E. More. Trento*.
Directors—A. Garrison. George Houma.
wolf. A. Floyd. J. Lenz. A. McLean,
McKee. J. Wilton, F. L. I hotsen. S. McKee.
Thos. PAWINVIt, D. Chess, A. ll.Nevensati..
An Important Union teettng under the au
spices of the Evangelical Alliance will be held
In the Phut Presbyterian Church of this city
to-morrow're
tHundayvenlng at 7X *o'clock.-
Dr. Eldridge. Secretary for the United States.
will give an account of the General Confer
ence to assemble this fall at New York, and
Interesting-addresses from other distiuguish
ed speakers may be expected. Th public are
Invited to attend. • • .
ASsault asid Itsitere.—John Dunn made in
formation before the Maybr etterdar charg
ing John Reef and James AicAboy with an
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saint and battery. The parties, It appears,
were drinking together Ina saloon on Fifth
avenue, and got into an altercation, when the
weaned attacked and beat the prosecutor.
They were arrested, and alter a hearing Mc-
Aboy wan dlsoftrged and Keel was held to
ball for hie appliarance at Court. •...
Tbe rommcnt lon of the John Wes/ ey Church,
near Itoberta street, Eleventh wars, will take
place nest Sabbath. The corner-stone of this
church was laid In July.llikt. the congrega
tion beteg mall in numbers, nud very oor.
They have labored. diligent!'" to this time p : in
trying to get It finished.- :limy are sadly In
need of money. They earnestly ask of their
friends to come totheirassistnnce. -V collec
tion will be taken on consecration day, when
they hope ttll :friends will come prepared to
give freely.
Olight Flre.—Some excitement was created
to Arbuckle 's alley, court h ward, Allegheny.
yesterday morning by .3 slight Ore which oc-.
coned In one of the dwellings in the vicinity.
4. blanket had been. hang UP in one of the
rooms over, Move to dry. when it caught Ore.
3' he dames threatened the destruotion of the
house mid caused 11002 C excitable person to
sound an alarm from box tt& • Before the en-.
glues
futli t qc ig;V o a "- pp e a::l . .n n u:n e rh l ed u nfriClll%
etanagmtinn.
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The...Sauk Illeek." 7 -Tbr Iron front “hank
Block," on Fifth aYenue has Jut been re
painted, and all . Its axle alto and bas relief"
again challeuge the admiration dueto them
11.• constituting the most elegant and ornate
Iron front In the Unbind States. An eminent
New York architect certified to us that it
gnmtly surpassed In elaborate and chaste
beauty any front of the • same material to any
of our eastern cities. Nose, with Its freshly
pointed surface,. It is touch admired by all
who see It..
attempted antetile.—A• man residing on
Fifth 'avenue near 'Washington street. at
tempted to "shuttle off this mortal colr
'Mender riight. by Jumping from tbe.second
!dory vrintinw of his dwelling. He tras found
lying on the sidewalk insensible nod carried
Into the house where be is likely to remain
for some days unless - his Injuries should
prove fetid. /le ban made two previous at
tempt. to take his life within the past two
we,ka, but was prevented by hit friends.
Only a few evenings since be attempted to
rut his thronawith a pair of scissors.
The bale .of •• Lothar.' In the ratted States
isn carious Ulustratlon • of the fallibility of
the Judgment of publishers. It is said that at
first the "Appleton were Inclined to regard
the repoblication of the novel with little,
favor t and that they once thought of making
their trot edition ridiculously small—six
times smaller, in fact. than the affirreante
amount of advance orders received before the
day og,publication. An eminent publishing
arm In' Philadelthla declinciFto_consider
proppwwitlon tar
nt all, the be,d of tti: e to
l i m ue
b s l I that e saw nof the h
no element of success whhtever In It, and that
be was mtrprised their the Appletons should
arrange to burn. their. Angers wsystetnati-
Loth:dr - I. for sale in Pittsburgh at Pit
inck's Bonk. Store, opposite the .Postolince.
Also,Chnrle,ltetino's new novel. 'Tut Your
self In HbvPince," and online new and popu
lar bnoli. ogt he day. .
The ontnbataillel (11164fe.e.4.
"Veto - day ITIOMillk ft portion of the art-k of
It e Ilromthead tunnel: Prinhamlle Ra Broad. -
iell in upon the irmc.- Workmen - had been
engaged for several weeks in ren‘pylag the
arch. as as I o make_the ...via.. ama it.
stead tooto.al.'.Tner had completed :Mont
half are wort' Wholthe - arell fell In. The de
bris still be removed LT tO-dar. and the track
oral then be clear and the Work-completed
one of the dangers of thla road being that
removed. "In - the meantime travel Is ob
structed.
.‘ Woo Kul
.. om. meet
Quo orate. neatest ornameato that can be
devised fora parlor Mantle. Achlch will com
bine Lels‘AT n ith utility. Is one of those ele.
'gent. - art lstio and finely finished Swiss clocks,
Of which Mr. W. G. Ifunsentb. tlic popular
jeweler, hoe* fall assortmeut in store cm Fifth
avenue. below the Opera House. At the gab*
establishment will also IA found a choice
lectlou of statuettes. porcelain 'were. fury
bracket., and Innumerable articles for nom*
decorations. which cannot but render doubly
attract'', the apartment lc Which they nre
placed.
and Lovers of home ornamentation should
in loan& Dunseatlen stock.
eleatareerlag.
Prof. M. F. Eaton. formerly of this ells, has
for lame Trans resided at Philadelphia, where
he has acquired celobrlCT for his successful
treatment of stammeging or stuttering. Op
eirefill training , jtl,be Vocal organs they are
moduted and strengthened as to produce
tl Clear,.distiact. and correct enunciation in
*Peaking, • reading and singing. Mr. Eaton
tgnpolieil. la will bt seen by his advertisement.
a
remain some weeks in this city for She our
=gig: I n ' all
"I:ritenre.nror.w.VoliV,
and we pope all neranna afflicted with demi
ed vocoal organs or detective opeeen. will at
once put themselves under his skillful treat
ment: Be will exhibit abnndant testimony of
remarkable cures from his grateful patients
to Phliadelphia..
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Ike. MeHord D. Herndon,. the well known
African Mholounti . , whom grandfather wait
stolen from Africa nod cold Into slavery in tie
Wert Indies, whence he was Poi& by his mas
ter firstinto North Carolina and afterwards
Into Kentucky. of which State our Missionary
nattre. went to Liberia In ISM, under the
auspices of the IlaptistiilsalonatT Board. He
returned to this country In MSC and obtained
the means for erecting a chapel schoolbouse
a nd parsonage. lie Is tote again to solicit
means for a new enterprise of the same kind.
Mr. Herndon as fully accredited 14 eminent
clergymen of Mewl ork end elsewhere. and an
be knows the ground and is acclimated to the
country. a more efficient or morn faithful ser
vant oh Christ probably could not be found for
a necessary and useful application of any con
tributions that our benevolent citizens mar
e for the furtherance of the good cause to
tech
Mr. Herndon LAP dedicated his life. He
Moires to raise two thousand dollars. Can
already ',moored eleven hundred. and hopes the
rest will be a ready and free offering of the
good People of this city. We commend him to
kind mception,by those upon whom he may
call,
lloe -Refuter'
We. a few , disa ijo, (are our renders a da
mnation of the extensive real estate *nod/
of M. , 1 40, Cr‘dtt & PhilliPs, corner of Fifth ay.
eine and Smithfield street, and we'then spoke
nt therremarkable success of the arm and of
their immense business. la speaking of
Pittsburgh Real. Edate Register, of.se
Meson Croft Ir. 1411111p+ ere t he minis' • bleb
spoke Mite-merits as an inning& +ars. we
for aU those winding to penny rt ' f ' r.e
real estate. and as • superior Mad of
Muni for those having jr . s
dorr qvcrtdslair me
property to tilapose nt, ilnt we overlooked
careful perusal of the
wlT,,,ght to O'dr notice. and that thin
I/40W Mfbrds mediums chants one
- t h e tmt, advettlilog published.
;femme to thla concluskai became we find
c . r .m. reading the advertisements in - c0n
...30012h the th = e nd= the work.
h
Wen as any part of the book. Ist:4 ° . n 4.,„
lave randy seen so much skill displayed to ed_
Th iming myna Manures Rail Ewan /Winer
mililidts. Tits advertisers in the July number
lave amain, had an eye to business to se
cawing %Position by
txdumns. The Entine
übe bad grans by calling at their rooms as
above, or It ag It. to• sent by mall free to - eery
Sme reglantl
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AMERICAN.-, MECIII A )ICS
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Nelebentlee Of 'the Teenty•Flnh Ausdveraary
of;the Order—Preeradon In the Attenuant
and Address at the Kink.
. The Order of Felted American Mechanics
.Ohlebrated their Twentyrilfth Annivencany
thro ghout th•entirdrytekterda?. The Pitts
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burg 'arid Allegheny Monello and the coun
cils f Johnstown. Kittanning, Wheeling,
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sten ville. Canton, Alliance and Salem, held
their demonstration in thin city, and although
they - ere not great In numbers their parade
. 0 . refs IMP:wing and creditable one. Tbe
celebrated braseband from Canton, Oliki. and
. ,
the Masonic band of 3PClure were in the line,
and discoursed excellent music.
The procession donned' at half-plod 'one
o'clock under the direction of Wm. J. IIFG nit
t.r. Chief Marshal, the following gentlemen
' acting as aids: .1. 1.. M'Kee. F. P. Kerr. L. /3
' 'Tarnish. C. - P. Collins. .1: ff. Oman: E. b.-
, Evana, A.'S. Sloane. and putted over'. die fol
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lowing route: Pp Fifth avenue to Smithgeld
street.along Stnlthtleld to Third avenue. up
I Third avenue to. Grant Street, up Grant to,
1 Fifth avenue, out Fifth ovens to Washington'
street. up Witching/on at recta° Wylie litreeti
down Wylie to Grant street, down Grant tO
I Liberty street, down Liberty to Wood street,
I down Wood to Second avenue. down Second
' ['venue to Market street, along Market l'.
Sixth street.elOng Sixth street to Suspe -
Mon bridge:over bridge to Federal street, up
Federal to North avenue, along North avenge
to Irwin avenue, along Irwin avenue to Wes
tent avenue. along Western avenue to Alle-
geny ca ny s e t n r u ... c i, :! 4 0 0 t n eri g. Al 4; .h .,,,, e n i t . -
o acme i l i.. t . o -
cock street. along Lactick to Federal street.
and theredisperse.
At half Pant SIX o'clock last evening the
procession reformed in front of the Hall of ,
Allegheny_ Council , No , tot S'elleml street. Al-
leghenY. and at *even o'clock marched to the
Keystone lout, where a public meeting was
held, th which all were admitted. At eight
o'clock anaudience,. not large, hat attentive
and Interested. hall aseembled. when an or
ganisation was effected by calling Kohl. 11e
i...-siminon. Esq., to the chair, and appointing the
reporters Secretaries. - 1
Hon. J. W. dittos, of Philadelphia, wns then
introduced, and proceeded to deliver an ad
dress upon the object and character of-the
Order. He dwell upon the relations existing
1 between the employe and einplNYer, and said
that the organization which he represented ,
composed among Its membership both classes.
It was for the elevation of the mechanicie-:
the useful men of society—and the three:rent
ptincioles of Industry. Intelligence and Integ
rity were al a s kept In view. The Order
sCnt, not partisan or political In its character.
except so far an it brought an Influence to
, bear in pfilitical circles upon any questionla
, relation to the amelioration of the condition
W the workingman. -
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The mechanic now occupied a position less
Independent then forty years ago. It woe be-
ComMg moreapparent that capital controlled
labor. and not, as it shodid be, labor baring
the mcendaucy. The Order did not contem
plate anything which would interfere with
the rights of the employer, or the man of
money. It was stagily an honest endeavor t o
concentrute the powers of the workitimnen
loco anbrganization having in view the bet.
taring of the condition of its members and the 1
whole class itrepresented. Employers had
rights and mechanics had right.. Both of
theie In their legitlinate apheres, should be
protected and such was their object.
The orgenimtion, Was also designed to I
spread intelligence among the mechanics. An
lutelligent workman always was more vain- ,
able than one who was not, and the sciences
and ens should be open to them Just a. well
as they were to others. Mechanics should ,
have a noble ambition. to excel and the Onler
' endeavored to stimulate this feeling in every
member. Provisions were made for
bong enlisting:l
bog men in the service by :Outlier orgnniza
*lon, from which when of proper age they
I could enter the older Order. .
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• The speaker then referred lathe many guess
lions which non• agitated the country' to
which the working man was interested:. Thn
most important of these was Chinese emigra
tion. He did not see the necessity of Wising
millions of thialnferiororder of humanity in
troduced Into this country. Thee would
usurp the places of the native mechanic hr
working for the merest pittance. They were
without intellect and yet were• possessed of
surprising imitative faculties which enabled
them to quickly learn trt doanything which
had been shown them. Thus. Is many instan
ces, they could take the place of American me
chanic. •
lie did not believe in shutting the doors
against thorn. 'but' thought that Congress
should prohibit capitalists here from making
contracts. and then bringing them into the
county. If their expenses were not paid In
this way. they never would come. A China
man would not leave his home unless great
inducements wore offered him. Congress,
then. should prevent these inducements be
ing offered, and Chinese emigration would
not assume such a threatening aspect as it
110. t. presented. ,
The speaker thus illustrated how useful the
organization might be by bringing an Influ
ence to bear upon such 'questions, clearly
within the just scope of theworking man.
Ile continued his remark, , which were quite
Interesting, for about an hour and a half. nod
at the oonclualon was greeted with audio!
applause. The meeting then adjourned.
THE COURTS.
Quarter liessisres—getige
FRIDAY, June B.—Commonwevdth vs. Alder
man Meatus Reuter. Indicted_ for assault and
Lottery with intent to commit rape. Kate -
Newman prosecutrix. the offence, It is alleg
ed, was committed Hi the Alderman'. office,
Tth weld, Allegheny. on the 15th of April.
The jury returned a verdict of guilty of sim
plCeo mm u n wandl t b t v er T T
hos Devine, indicted
for scffing liquor on Sunday was the next mote '
tetked.up. :The defendant resides in Mint
towrffhip where he keeps n tavern. The Jury
mtured a verdict of guilty.
Samuel C. Chestnut. Indicted for the larceny
of a roll of lace• leather from Hartly & Co.,
Wood street, and also for fraudulently mak
ing a written Instrument, entered a plea of
guilty. The sentence of the Court on the neat
charge was that the defendant pay thecost of
proseeution and undergo an imprisomdent In
the W.estern Penitentiary for a teem of three
years. On the second charge he tvas sentenced
to one year imprisonment In the Penitentiary
the same to begin and take effect after the ex
piration of the former sentence.
Commonwealth vs.. H. W. Morrn, colored.
Indicted for seduction, under promise of mare.
riage. Caroline Coster. prosecutrix. Verrl,ut,
of guilty of fornication nod bastardy. Al.
- tleteudant teas sentenced to pay costs of roa
ecution. the sum of $l5 and a further sam -of
Cif.* week fora period of rave Teen.
Com. vs. John Crable, colored. Indicted for
the larceny of about tiny pounds of tacking
from the steamer T. Dram" Capt. T. 11,
Chester, prosecutor. The jury returned
verdict of guilty.
Commonwealth Ts. t e tanal. McLaughlin,
against: witlitm them wets twolndictineliM,
one for assault ami battery, and the other lot
resisting an officer, and a second count to the
latter charging defendant with assault and
battery on an officer. The amused was charg
ed with having struck Aidermarrlferron, and
committed tot,e n sault and battery ;coo officer
Davis. Da tried.
The Court announced to the Jurors that their
services would he required Saturdey, ns the
Court had determined to go un with jury
trials. The following is the
TRIAL LIRT SiTUUDAT.
L.n. Cow. V. COLIMA Shoff, two cue",
" Wm. Britten.
" " John Moron.
.175. " " &nest Dickenback.
" " Jacob Smith et al .
UR. - " " James Donnelly.
311 - " " Henry elummer.
nfl. 7 . • " Anthony Synder.
" Fred Pior.
" 3turtin Snyder. -.
•• Simeon Brown.
;It!. " Samuel litetutrds.
TRIAL LISt TOR MONDAY.
Cow. vs. T. 11. ltoseasteel.
Jobs Koran,
:T/L " Micheal !boas.
o Annie Ernest.
Wm. Orrell.
517. 0
" Leotard Fleckenstein.
nl5. " Joseph Samuel, et al.
" " Louis 11. Lindsay, two cases.
" John I.4ttle.
Jog. ' " John Schmidt.
1110: " " Charlet Edwards.
312 . " Retry Hoffman, et ni, two mum.
" " Charlet Menan.
251). " .• IStotibald Taylor. ...
TRIAL LIM 1.1154 TCCSDAT.
IG4 Cow. VIL Charles ltseL
- John nett,
1/4• •
•` James Itrlghtmore.
31 Junes Blakely.
3.11 BellellcFuriand.
• • 'John C. Kenehler.
nem Clem. B. Strain, et al.
56 R. A. Ctark.
3514 " Joseph Sleek.
Thomas Steel.
SLI " " Robert Steel. et al.
" George Sticrland.
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The following deeds were admitted of re
cord In the office of Thomas IL Hunter, Eaq.:'
Recorder for Allegheny county, Thursday,
July 1,1819:
Garrett Fitzgerald to Chili/lona Howe, May
TS, ISlth by 61feet onChestout street, Pitts
burgh, with buildings 1300
John T. Mathias et aLlt Veer., to City of Pitts
burgh, March 10..1070 190 by =I feet ort Fink
nverme, Pittsburgh, and 1M feet 7% inches
. by 1 90 feet on Forbes street. Pittsburgh
.$34500
Wm. M. Lyon, Its'r" to City 01 Pittsburgh,
April DM 127, by I= feel on Filth avenue,
and 1.21 by 170 feet on forbes street. Pitts
-burgh la= SOD
Rudolph Denser to Rachel Walker, April 1,
1980; ISM by 75% feet, Buena Vista stmt.
Allegheny. with buildings 82,7211
John N. Shoemaker to W. J . Radcliffe, Janet,
IMO; 41 by 133 feet. Frarikstown Road,
Twenty-first ward, Pittsburgh, with build
ings 45.05.0
Juba Allen to John R. Allen; Jar 5 .' 10 ; 1 8 95
L T U... belog Port of lot No 38 in Grier's
P an; Wen Nil •by cl feet 8 Inches on Mo'
street, Pittsburgh ~,
G. R. Warner, et al, to John Long,
1810; 74 by 100 feet on Main ste ,et -iggt
ward. Allegheny city. with' 18 ,
Lewis Kim, GuArdiam to G.- -Dalogs.. o . ll
May 'M. Min P itt s bu rg. b Cw ~..Kl ,olw l b o l ter,
Sixth ward, 'a on "'re."
W .. w oo , to 5 t0 ,,., With bulldlw..s3oo
acres In ss o i or . Prickler, May me, MI; 5
ship .owaship. late Wm town-
George Noll s' MOW
Nos. Inv .o Peter Males. May 128 k lots
to
to and 12,1 n Block No. 1, In plan of
.b a out by Directors of the Poor of Al
eny county. in the borough ot Milleale
r- • Of,ooo
..toes M. Omen to G.. W. Came. Morena*,
IBM I acre In the borough of Delivue. Ross
township, with buildings 01.500
Chas. F. Wunderlich to JO. It. McPherson.
Nov. r„, DOA case-third part of 24 Gem 104
Perches. in Indiana tp
les. C. IdePhereorl to C. F. Dauer et 01, May
1800;155 acres tad lIM perches, 'odium tp.
!oho Looker. to Stplien Kum. Jilly 0. Ing
by OD feet on Tustin stmt, Fourteenth ward
Pittsburgh lnou
The ea.:leanest in political circles derlike
the put week bee bad great edema upon some
especial matter. In connection with county
siren. but as yet has made no perceptible
change in stairs et N 0.104 Wood street. The
crowds Mill coma and Ro. Petrualsingtlebler
and carrying away hie trunks add anuses and
satchels and carpet sacks, and much like, with
commendable rapidity. A good article al
ways will sell.
T cestkooeo who &ethyl& ovpe *. yowl
dres obooklumuat azporloneed workout.
mob u thou Mud at Floopentt do & C 0..,
N 0.50 SIM stmt.
OUR PURLIC INSTITUTIONS
Presentiment of the Grand Jory—Their hat
to the, Pabila !Radiations, tied What They
Thhalltor em."'th •
The Grand Jury for the present term of the
Quarter Sentlolat , , hating completed their la
bors. made the following presentinent to the
Court yesterday:
To the HonorobP thc JEltlfy, the Cowl or
Guar(4r „Irmitl/t,
The Grand Jury holding for the 'June to - hit
no' at the CIO le of the 11C.101). 11. , :leett111/Y
PLIIIMit the following presentment:
They have acted on three hundred and six
ty-three bills, one hundred and three of which
they have ignored. • We would respectfully
call the attention of the Court to the great
number of trivial cases returned. and to the
.almost endless list of cases of larceny - hp
'bailee and false pretenses, which have, on In
vestigation by the Grand Jury, proved to be
Id:thing else than a new way to collect bad
debts.
The business of the Grand Jury In much
Impeded br the tontiness and in many cases
the non-attendance of witnesses, which we
respectfully suggest might he remedied by the
holding of witnesses for the Commonwealth
in their own reeognigance to appear before
the Grand Jury. and note their residence.
Much of the time of the present Grand Jury
has been wasted by the want of promptness
of constables In making their returns. and
you are wore that under Instructions from
the Coort we were compelled to send fur
quite a number of them.
We would respeCtfully invite your nttent ion
to some parts of the Court House. -The room
In which the (frond Jury meets certainly
unsuited for the purpose. It Is - not only ex
ceedingly filthy, and wnnting in the necessa
ry requirements to facte business. but we
deem it unsafe, the floo il r i Loving sunken scone
inches:
We visited the County Jail and round (ho
prisoners well cared for and the building.
cells. etc.. in excellent order, hut so far ng
ventilation Is concerted we are unanimously
of the opinion that it Is a min. - able failure.
'rho dwelling in which the Jailor la compelled
to reside in totallruntlt for hal.iltation.
M=!11111
We have visited that noble institution, the
County Home, end cannot refrain from con—
gratulating. our fellow ritIZCDS on having
such MI fisylum for their worthy poor.
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By the courtesy of Capt. Wright, the effi
ient wanten. %re Were shown through our
.l
State . risou and found It u model of clennli
tfess and systt•m: •
I=EM
We have vielted the House of Refuge and.
were muchpleased with the management. It
certainly In proper hands but much crippled
for want of room. We agree with previmot
Gyand Juries In recommending the sale 'of
the present valuable property and the removal
of the inmates to a farm on the line of some
of our railroads.
We have visited Divalent Hospital and wefts
acell satisrled with :id w saw- and heard.
Everything in and around the inatitutiuts
being In admirable order.
11=1
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ore oleo visited the work, house, but regret
inability to make any report In regard to
the institution, as we were afforded no up
. portunity to obtain information,—although
our visit was postponed four days at the re
quest of the Mara of miumgers, rad although
they aceompouled us to the institution rhey
seamed to think their whole duty in the mat
ter was ended no our arrival. is not our
putpose to criticise the hratltutlon hweit, no
thti contrary WO readily ncquience la the great
nestessity for this institution, nor yet to com
pl,Linor the manner which the people's
inomey has Leenspent, for we all admit the
management to be composed of prudent con-
MCI. It/ lOUS ge¢ilemcn fa w libel the eat lee com
munity have lull conndence. We approve
the location. we admire the beauty. strength
and durability of the buildings, bat we ore
not, satisfied that the managers should Im
port from a distant State Superintendent
and glee, up absolutely to hint the entire
magtagemtat of the institution. especiany
when it is well known that there are many
gentlemen in our own county e. ho ore fully
eoiraPerantk to superintend the Institution: We
arenot satinded that this gentleman should
;hate the prlralage• of importing his relatives
to take the place of our own county men In
subordinate positions as he did recentlylat he
e.4.4e of a simple turnkey, who was an Alle
gnenY County one legged Miller, end div
charged to make room for the imported rein
s e. We are not ratline.' that the Superin
tendent shall have the privilege of insulting
thin Grand Jury anal preventing the ierforni
arse of their duty when they make . thelr mi
neral visit to the institution- We are of the
opinion that it would Le desirable to Lave the
lair changed In enter that t he managers might
be rhosen Ly the people.
In concluding our. labors Sec acknowledge
ourselves under many obligations to Assistant
Ilhdrict Attorney J. it, Clack, and J.
M'Connell, for the great assistance they have
rendered us by their courtesy, skill and In
dustry. All of which is respectfully sub
misted lay the grand Jars.
[ O
t Signed] J. K. Mows, Foreman,
IVhe member., of t he grand Jury.
'Clll:l'lTY TREASURY
Nikanthly "Oalenient of l'outroller Merlon an-
Receipts and \l'arrants Doting June- on.
Altlon or the Treasury.
The following monthly statement. of Cu.
Cant rniler McGowan, taken from the bunks in
the office, shows the receipts to the Treasury
from all sources during the month of Joum
and alto the warrants conno.ersignell in Juno .
to pay the expenses of the various lanumehes of
the city government during the month of
May, together with the available balances on
hand Jul,' I:
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.....
..joseph French, acct. of waterworks.. ...al 011
'Vehicle license.. .... .
Diamond markets.— ......... ...I. . . 5,4= on
Building. losnector ' 121 till
City Gauger .. . kit 2:i"
3 fono.mbeta wharf . '2,11C 65
........................ :iril fs:
g insg coal ... . ' 042
CUT eigh scales . IV; 10
Streets—First and Second Districts. 7.4.fi1
Fitt It Ward Market... .. - '. 45 PO
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City tar. KO ' . . 2-4,a1l 4I
Fatuities. tax I M.—... ... . ... ..
, .
31),Lir.:fia
Uld city special tax _ , .
_,6 e i .
Laweeneer Ille sPeekt , ".• '• • Sal 19
' • '- ^I.3U 9r,
Water rent,
Total receipt, Including taxes. &c.8.4r-,610 41
EXPENDM , REN tY JITNE Volt DULY.
Intemt 167 HI
Fine Engines and lin, .. 1;.771 61
Pollee . . .... 1191007
Water Works' 5.687 33
Strvets.. . ..... ....... . . 6,81r7 07
Din mood Markets...... .. 57. 01
3forntmgahela Wharf .... 148 31
.. . .
City Property I,ona
Finance Fund .. ...... . . :465 00
Ilith Ward Market • 25 on
Tine Alarm Telegraph. .. . .
11011ELI:1,88074Silt • • • . • . 74
%linter Extension . . i'6l"d. 47
Total
lo addition to the above the OW Treasurer
halt_pald out V 15,497 41. 11044.41. ego tit the first
nr Jai/. for.which no warrant hos.been Issued
by tbeController.
CONDITION OF TUE TEMA FURY.
The receipts since February ast.hi
11 , 70, have been . 02.1,901 PR
Expenditures tsnsne time) , 314,ffi8 47
llalauce In Trewury, July Isk--„. r. 7111443 51
Valance In municipal alnlclr g fund-1134.696 76
Balance In separate Jude etednes.
slnklnKfuniq
Water bonds in hands of 1 ta IL Me
_Vay 6r Co 89,11.1
$431.134 64
Less amount paid oat . 75,497 41
Total tralokaceg July i ..pSS4CF 2.3
gatema. Alr tgo.—A cod• flavored dish of
Ice cream, with the accornyaniments will be
foetid very refreshing and . insigoratlng this
warns weather—antl onnirsit & Co.'s. cornet
of Smithfield street and Vir„tlit alley, Is just
the place to get IF A sumptu pas saloon and
confectionary of the most appetizing chante
tert are the attreetions of this ,istablishment.
..t.a les and gentlemen should. Pot Pass by
it - it out dropping in.
White f.lona, {Mite Cloud, trlnt , e ClOO4
Frogs are not the most - beautiful'. creatures
to the world, bit the most rastieUous taste
cannot object to them to the style s rich which
they will be presented nt the Cont.lnental to
day.
White Mud, White Cloud, White :i.44444
The Prettiest Woman in New I'm k. Mica
K—, well known In our fenhionahl e society
for her di/diaper appearance nod iseattillul
complexion, was once neallow, rough: Planned
girl, chagrined if her red, freckled face. She
pitched Into Ilagan's Magnolia Balm, and in
now an pretty In complexion as she ix charm
ing In manner, Thin article orercomt freck
les, tan, sallowness, moth-tmtches,rthaumarks,
etc., and makes one look ten yearn Younger
than they are. Magnolia Halm for es tram
parent emmelexion, and Lyon's Kathatleon to
mete the hair plentiful. luxuriant, nett and
delicate. lance no rivain. The Katbaltant
rents the hairfrom turning gray; eradicates
dandruff. and Is the best and cheaplat dres
sing in the world. 11111:P.
White Cleat. White geed. White Cloud
sped al Barsatnn.—At W. W. MoorheadN 81
Market streer. To clone i t the baloney of
our ladle. and misses' While Tucked and
Ruffled Drew*. we offer them at eery low
Prices. Aho, Doff and Drab I.lnen 'lnensea,
A prom, White 'rucked Skirt', very
White 'White Good. Wte.te pond
There need be no nrixletr td t b reinni to
the At .d enPennum ot clothing, it the
N hk o.
meue le entrusted to •Wespenhelde 4 CO.,
50 Sixth stmt.
Mate Claud, White Cl amt. White Cloud
Evrrybody may call Ist tbeEoullnental.7lfth
Enotogb for all will be found
tlign the festal Ward. Hungry none need
Henry G. Hale, escheat Tailor, has Just
received a largo aasortmeut of linens and el
paeam, nlao cosnilete assortment of coeds
for summer wear generally, corner Penn
avenue and Sloth street. tf
!Uhler Cloud. White Cloud, White Ckl"
At the Cauttaeatal, Fifth avense. ta-deXt
of freen sea turtle sump trill be added to the bill
fare.
A dee ariortmeat of. mode, warranted to
tlt, moderate price., sad fatisfaettOO Soar
teed. at Herpennetle's. No. to Sixth street.
ip7,aoo on Bond Ifortitasa to sums to suit.
b, .mod dc HOLLAND,
. 4
BO Grant street.
whit. mid. White Cloud. White cloud
hie mere delightful place ha the ottr for the
hungry titian at the Coutinerdal, Fifth avenue,
to-y.
liws- 1 00 to W. W. Moorhead's. 81 Market
IS front
street. fu and back, r./ Wh with eyele rr t holesite Rud .
Baed Shins, open
011.11,era Tattle 110.110 at the ce et tl a m e t
today.
MEE
S-B.URGE DAI
• 'The Weekly Gas..., , .
The WeetitirGitu'rre i'o thelartfeit,ChealY ,
es and best family newspaper published In
Pennsylvania. It presents each week. In con-.
vettlent quarto form. fortyreight solid columns
of reading matter. original and selected, and
made up to salt the warrtsbf:Countrk readers.
It Is thoroughly reliable in politics, advocat
ing.the protection of home labor and the gen
eral principles of the Breit fli..'tt Re publican
party. Carefully edited arcultural colutnns.
',rave n valuable feature the fanner, while
the Literary. Religious. Political, Telegraph
and General News departeats are kept up to
re
the fullest requirements 'o f
falive, provos
t
sive, enterprising and sue, essful family news
pettier. The dry goods, grocers, and produce
markets are freshly andl:irrectly reported in
each edition. and 'the f
,Il reports of matte
sales and operations here and elsewhere far
the current Week are kegularly furnished
Two editions are made l one on 'Wednesday
and One on:Saturday. lit order to suit the
country mails, and RilbSpublics ion they desire. tillers should desig
nate which Sity desire. A
I
very limited number of unobjectionable ril
i•ertisetiwnts are published in the WEEKLY
GAEETTE, as tilt'. space I!a too valltable to be
used for other than new it purposes.
.' .
Ten per year: One copy, fl 511; in dubs
of five,. dl Pd In clubs' of ten. $1 15, and a
copy gratuitous to the getter up of the club.
Specimen copies are sent free post paill . toanY
address. , .
--4,P.
A C•rot.
Wm. Semple, Ina and Id: Federal street.. l
egheny. gratefully thanks his numerous cas
tanet, for their very liberal patronage. and
mild respectfully inform them that until
art her notice bin store will he cloaed on Sat
rday evenings at 8 o'clock.
July ath.l.Ba).
If you hate n discharge from the misc. offen
sive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense of
smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull and sturild'or debilitated. ledn
or pressure In the bead. take cold ensile., On
may be sure you have the Thous
ands annually, without Manifesting half of
the above Symptoms, terminate to consump
thin and end In Die grave. No dismiss, is no
coulnioh, more deceptive. str)less underiit mid
be physicians. Dr. It. V Pierce; of Buffett,.
?I. 1, iN the proprietor orb, Fete's Catarrh
Remedy -0 !lour, apache for Catarrh. "Cold
In the rfend,“ and Catarrhal Ilettanchc. which
he mewls to any luldre.” on receipt of sixty
cents. Sold by most druggists orerYwher,
White Cloud. White flood, White Cloud..
Oct one of those elegant sunsnegsults made
t o order at Ifespenheldes, No. in Sixth streo.
While Cloud. White flood. White Cloud.
To the WC.. —Call nt W. W. Moorhen4l'.,
No. SI Market street. for Children's • Dresses,
Aprons, Underwear, Corsets. Ilaislkerchlefs
and Fancy. floods, Misses' 1(11 Moves In all
colors.
Frogs, Frog., Friuge i Jug received. and will
be %erred up at the Continental ktmxtaurant.
Fifth avenue. next door to pi i .toßlce.'
Hemet/dui; to Eat.'—flreen Sea Turtle Steak
and Frogs, at thr routine:it:it Itratituranti
next door to po&totrice.
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11111 E F TELEGPAIIR. -
--The liendersonTrize Lottery. with prints
amounting to upwards of ssoioxlo in lands,
flu grown at. lamisville on Tituntdar night.
Ticket S.fal. held by It. McLaughlin. Bra
'Mter Cite, Louisiana, drew the drat prize—a
[lnn in Ilenderson county. valued-at SIAM ,
and ft
'P In flout
rank 10.0111
Kammer. ofmoney.
Louis% ille. Robert
drew the sec
ond prise. valued at 131,g1D. The thint prize
Of saute value. was dnium by '.ll. Brown. of
Mobile. The fourth, prise sl3,Orsl, was drawn
he 11.a...11overnor Thomas P. Porter. Versailles,
li...entucky. Numbers RUM drew the fifth
prtze, ^i.( - 8 the sixth. the seventh--
unknown. Then. were meters! hem
deed prizes of town Into also cirawn line of
tho prizes: was attached for debts tine. .The
lottery was fairly conducted and the result Is
RACIRfaCtOrY. _
—At Manchester, N.ll. 3 , oe:star morning.
a Arc broke Out In a building lathe rear of the
Merchants Exchange. swept through wooden
bulltitnga in that sect Inn and noon enveloped
n large apace. The area burned aver dnmprix
ed Tve six acres. anti 'this amount or-proi.
erST.destroyed valued at Ag...nUPW, on wltich
there Is about. f 125.000 .Insurance. Two hun
dred fan:ldles were thrown out oft heir homes.
Thom was nn in or lire nod novel., seriously
Injured,
--Peter Delis, on Thursday. scent to a Mr.
Hoffman's farm. on the Kentucky shore, four
miles from Leveretwosberg, led., nod attempt
ed to viz late Mrs. Hoffman. He then coaxed
a six yeld son to come out of the !Muse,
cot his t ar ro o aht and left the head hanging by a
toers shred. lie returned to the house again
snot-age Mrs. 11.. who escaped. The whole
coonty is ermined and In pursuit. 'The mur
derer se. tracked nser to Atmore.
—A can-Inland reliable gentle - man. who has
traveled allover lowa on rellwirt, within a
fortnight, makes the following 'statement,
- Never before In the histerYof lowa have I
seen no much land deemed to grain, and ties or
bstear...e. •110-wiwiftlr bale *re
tell yield of all grains been as 1=1 " :1 "..
—Thursday anemia= the setwainer tleorge
P. Porter was struck by n gale while off Hol
land. Michigan. During the gale the mate
was washed nverboanl. A boat and trio men
went to the - rescne of the rents, but before
reaching hint the boat resin capsized Iced all
three-were drowned.
—.lobe M. Smith, claim agent, for defraud
ing the United States by obtaining pension'
minacy on forged eill counterfeit allidevits.
has been sentenced 'at Baltimore topay floe
of *LOCO and to Imprisonment in the county
Jell for twenty months.
Orlran•.
NEW July T.—Cotton quiet nod
firm, with middlings at Int:Cana soles I.lisa
bales: twelve, ti bales: exports. MA:bales:
stock. 59.5.11".
New ORLEANS, July B.—Flour Armee; super
fine. f..rsit.r.,lo; double extra. Slit treble extra.
$5.7d.d.a • Corn firmer; ullsed $1,100,1,15;
seblte. 1.14, 19. Oats Manor.at fl2e.dtc.
Dr.n• $11 4 01. 0 7.%• Jr .s. =. Pork firm at,
$90.50. Bacon Is held at Itsio for shoulders.
Mtge tor clear rib. and Inc for clear sides:
2:lg.M.Vc for halos.. Lard. relined t ierce. IGMO,
/alio. and :it IBXO.Sugar Is higher, with sales
•prltne at 12512 , 4c._ Mollusc, Whiskey and
Coffee ore unchanged. •'
=EIiII
LOVISVILLE, .1111 y Sth. —11 , 14 g two pound
rentncky ileum at t.1.X4?;10e; Flax, at Illit=llc.
Cotton dull nt lBXc. Flour unchanged and
quiet. .Corn at 11.0 S. Wheat $1.1n1.2.5.• Oats
tkiltft.e. Rye nttc. Provisions active and arm.
Pork ;Inc. Bacon rgra7x. Balk Meats
1 1530.164. ilams, sugar cured, :ttl - site
Wbilker 08g. Tobacco market firm and un
changed ; sales of trei hhds. at to.;Grt,e for
frosted to sound lugs; 72iittliSc for lour lenity
medium to bright wrapper,
Buffalo.
• Hurrnuo,Julyfith.--Cattle market not over
brisk. For Sheep demand fair, Rini for Hogs
market quiet; Receipts . for the week. In
eluding'to-day, Cattle Ititin heads, Skeen 13,
MP heads, Hoge 4,79 k No material change - in
prices.
I=El
A Lock of General Lee's Hair Up at a
- Hanle.
•
The Springfield (Mo.) Lender has the
following: Some weeks sin, Mrs. L.
Kennedy addressed a letter to general K.
E. Lee, requesting a.lock cif his lmir, with
the assurance that if receiY4 it would Is •
rattled oil and the proceed atiplied to fur
thering the objects of the association.
This request has been Onerously emu.
plied with, BA will be seen by the follow
ing, which came to hood yesterday. ac
companying an almost snotry lock of hair:
LEXINGTON, .8:L-3frA. D. V.
liennrclg, Springfield, Mo.:—ln
since with your request I enclose n lock of
my hair for the object stated in your let
torn( tIM 26th ult., to aid in raising funds
for collecting and burying the eonfed,
prate dead in Missouri. I cannot decline
rendering nay assistance f can to such on
object, though the mode of doing it,which
you propns.c . , is mrt the most agreeable to
me. V ery zeipeetfuliy, your obedient
seteittit.
We would state that It is the intention
of the recipient of tie hale to hare'the
same made into a ring. htrh will be rat•
&A re under the auspices of the associw
Lion, at one dollar a chance.
The Abyssinian Cainpnige
A Condonjoilroal publiAlws t 101101(
ing mmarkg ;'
We are glad to hear that lier Majesty's
Government; Intends to send an English
officer with the presentation copies of the
olllelnl rerord of the Abyssinian campaign
to the different crowned heads of Europe.
This Is an excellent idea, and does credit
to the War Office. One of tha . greatest
results of the Abyssinian sear was that it
restored our military credit in Europe and
America; indeed. prolsably.had much to do
with improring the tone of American feet
ing toicant this country; and by moreover,
the leading Continental Powers sent
special commissioners to study our opera;
lions In Abyssinia, it is a simple courtesy
to them. as well as doing• credit to our
selves, to present them, with the greatest
formality possible, with copies Of this
splendid record of a splendid achieve
ment. . - -
We learn that a horrible affray took
place, last week on the Middle Fork river,
in Randolph county,eolllo fifteen or twenty
miles-from Beverly. Two little boys aged
ten and six 3'ears, sons of Mr. Samuel
Carrence, went out in the evening to
drive home the cows, . When but a abort
distance from theehouoe they were at
tacked by a very large panther. The
eldest boy immediately gathered up the
younger one in his atlas, but the panther
seized him and tore loin loose. The boy
'teeing that he could not save his little
- brother, ran to the house. The father
hastened back with him, and when be got
to the spot, found hie child almost entirely
deivciiir' eel—Parkersburg (IV. Va.,)Cimette.
MIES TOE FEEL LIRE TAILING SOYE-
Txrso nErnssnoci, ask for. Pier, Dan
nals & Co.'e crown ale; you a-11111nd It
erlloleoome mad delightful. '
--GAZETTE : SATURDA,Y__ MORNING, JULY 9, 1870;
FOREIGN
iNDLI has a"paper for women edited by
one of the sex..
THE Sirt.sCgOettEs Are to bring Ade
ne Patti to this country next year.
TIRE Prince and Princes,. of Wales witL
their kids are going on a visit to Den.
mark.
om.Ett k and yellow fever as epidemics
art n o w to ge included litunn the lilea•
sun, of . Cohn.
.I.‘m is raining a loan of /mule 4:170;
001) to m'ilifold . dobts, and 1 as obtained
the British guarantee.
CIIAS. DICKENS once said, aiten.aulked
why his servants wore 110.1ivery, that he
did not think he owned enough of any
man to hang a badge upon
THE atlair of thik Eastern Church ban
In.come no threatening that Monsignor
Ilnym, the Anontolic delegate, Legg to he
recalled, but is ordered to remain nt his
Tutitt: is an industrial exhibition now
open at Cassel. .Tho building is situated
in one of the most -beautiful parka in
Eurdpe* and the number of exhibitors is
1.064.
Trim man who . is charged with the mur
der. of. the Marshall family at Denham.
1 7 ,inardid, has been Identified as John Owen,
the son of a tailor living at Byfiyld. near
Daventry: •
Tut: telegraphgetnpr Nein, which
Woo ashore tit Kingston; Jamaica, got
alloatafter discharging some of her stores.
The laying of the cable will be immedi
ately commenced. !
31m 1 4 11AUSWOOD has established
a prize in lionis3laximilian University
at Munich, for the best inaugural disiwita
thin on the application of mathematics to
chemistry or physics.
lAiivirmi from Mayaguez; Porto Rio.
report that Senor Mayanal; a lawyer of
that city, had issued forged notes to the
amount of $100,1300. and, obtaining POO ;
01:10 more. had escaped. •
Tam Hudson Hey Company have appro
priated the mini of 1140,000, received
from Csiindn for the .transfer of its terri
tory. to the payment of a dividend of £3
sterling to eacli ahareholder.
. , . .. .
"r ILE KetitilAN army is aia.tia to he iic
ciew,l, and. for that purpose is to he
mustered iu thirty-four ramps In various
parts of the empire. At
~\% arrow aloue
over 80.00 n men will he in ramp.
TIII; Commissioners for theinternation.
exhibition . of 1871 her...resolved to tad
ale guinea nut of every season tick et
dd at three guineas through the Society
ArtF, for the purchase of works of Arts
td Industry not of the exhibition.
THE marvellous voice of a Piling :Uteri
cult girl in exciting the "wonder of the
musical world in .Milan. Her name is
Avonia Bonney. She has just entered - her
sixteenth year. and is prosecuting her
studies for the operatic stage in Milan,
. ,
Tug'unniveraary of the institution of
Christianity in the Hawaiian Islands was
celebrated at Honolulu with uxual
The entire natitwitntl foieign pop
ulation front that and, adjacent districts,.
and inane prisons from oilier islands at
tended.
THE Karl of JerSey hits etinxented to lot
the whole of the property belonging to
hint itt Rochester, together with the ruins
of the Ihslester Castle and, the adjacent
grotitb ., , to the corporation of that city,
wi , n long lons, a: 0 rental of 050 in•r
anlytitn.
•
THE Frellell ..4oeiety for the I'll:SkethIll
t
from Craelry 'ls Animals his bestowed
Its honors .1 child. aged nine years,
whri, seeing. a man going to drown some
puppies. gave him the num e ld' had to
.hue hia break asi , for tie litrfeTrays.and
1111. 91,M1 them. - ' .
THE Duke N
,of assau who 011ee vowed
never to tread upon Prussian soil, has
coin:hided to Itake it btirk , and is shout to
buy a,ltouse Frankfort. -At the is
ginning of th war of 'egl. he sent seventy
hundred weight of silver to Australia for
security snd he has bow brought it bark
again.
In it letter 1., Ileneeti reenwood Dickens,
once'enid. "I rather doubt the poorlndian
as a subject of interest to the public. The
wretched creature MUM NW ft - Way. When
he conies to the point of stopping steam
and scalping englneors.he must be remit
ted to that 'equal sky' where there ore
such relaxations. -
THE London Mote, of June d l „says Itt,
.11 ~..I.lllthop Mett -strut. of Ohin. 11.6.6471.1. d
by the Now York Conference Committee,
has arrived in London. and Thursda3-
last met Narious noblemen . , clergy and
others, at the Evangelical Alliance House,
where a report was 'made of progress. of
arningetnents in the. United States.
INTEtmot.:Nce. has been received in
Liverpool of a terrillic storm which had
swept the coast of Ireland. and which.has
caused a ma . amount Of shipwrecks and
Inns of life: The ship Maria Celeste. of
firanville Citron. Is reported 'to hare been
totally wrecked on the coast, and the
bodies of eighteewof the crew have been
mashed ashore'
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A NEW sign of progress has manifested
itself at St. Petersburg. A shot:black
from someivhere in Austria (probable
from sympathetic Prague), has establiahea
himself on the{ I , :evsky Prospect, and in
Raid to be doing a good Inlgitleo.ll. though
the veiy general use of goloshes In Rußsia
has made such an occupation almost E
PUIN - TilUnflN one.
LATELY, Nl4l, the /tram/ A rPair; every
week line stool bodies of troops being ex
etri.ed on the ial/waY ween Berlin and
Hamburg, in preparing traina of carriages;
- entering and descending front the same,
and loading And unloading them with ma
terial of wet...lite construction of the
line which is to connect Kiel with the
railway network of-Europe is 'wing unre
mittingly pursued.
A ‘istr{.m. at Mr. llickemi bode. write
to a Boylan Mend that Mr. Dickerm after
lie received the 'fatal paralytic at mke,
never regained ivinecioininess, but "for
tvrenty-four linen he breathed heavier
and Le:6oer, Imulur and louder, until
quarter of an hour befom he eipirtsl he
Megan to sok . At last the tears wilful
down Ids farrowed cheek., and with one
!oat sob Lin spirit departed.'
. A QUEF:II siert Is ,told by one uf, the
(tree!: is One of the military-com
tnandent haring otti•red a reward for each
brigand's bend brought in, the supply Soon
liscanie so extensive that suspicions were
aroused. Inquiry wan set on foot and die.
closed the fact that with an eye to the
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Main clunice, the ro.enifed brigand-hunt
era fluid...raids into neighboring villages,
plundered thrill, and then turned the heads
of their victims to account.
Cot.. Los'n IdNims v. M. P.. writes 'to
the London Time* to omggext that there
should be n meeting of "leurued and good
men Of different denominations•' to Bettie
EINIMMEM===ME
mny be taught in the national ochools
without offence to anybodr. The mere
rending of the Bible will In• understood,
r'ol. Lindsay thinks. .'aliout as much as
the musical but unmeaning cry of a der
rich on the top of a minaret.
con r i i n l i t iss F i r o e n n e c il l 3 l i t i l n ero . pli of lia ni de u a ca tn tio a nGer
man has
mathematician of note. resident nt
Paris, who lathe scientific editor of the
.Tosenot des Deb ts, to visit the universi.
ties of Uermanyd study the methods of
i n
teaching the es ct sciences most gener—
ally in use tlutre. His report will form
the basiii of t h reforms now eontemp.
kited In the hi hen education of France.
Mr. linderm b s already arrived at I3er
lin.
THE steam Robert Lowe sailed from
London on 3 onday, with apparatus cn
board to be u ed in repairing the Atlantic
Cable near H art's Content and the French
Cable betwei n St. 'porn. and Durbury,
This steame bas-just been built by tale
Atlantic Cab e Companies for the appeas
purpose of r •pairing cables, and is fitted
with the m t approved appliances. She
will be et tinned permanently' on the
American a de; in readiness for any con
tingency,
w c
. 'lx COll nence of the reward offered by
the Govern cot of India, information has
been laid which has resulted in the arrest
of the cant in.of the ship Aurom,and of
two Ersas freight brokers, who are
sworn to have planned if scheme of ship
ping bad cotton and wool, and afterward
destroying the ship. with the view of ob
taining the insurance on the goods. The
shipments by the Aurora were 575
balesnf cotton, and 419 bales of wooL The
Chip was burned by design.
TUE sum realized from the sale of con
fiscated property of Cubans is compara
tively small. The seized property is as
follows: Sugar estates. 52; coffee estates,
25; cattle farms, 11D; country places,
(where stock Is reared), 220 ; farms, 61;
plantations. 47; and $2,344.773 In stocks,
and $4,167,884 In notes and bills. Besides
-these, 579 houses. 6,700 slaves, and $570,
000 in money have been seized. But the
Government claims that the property of
imAmerican has been taken of conAsca
ted.
THE Correspondencia di Roma publish
es Luau:mut of the baptism, In the Holy
City, of-six Jews. Three of these eon.
recta were natives of Bologna, two of
Egypt, and one a young girl belonging
to the Holy City itself. .Ten Bishops
were present, and the solemnits was per
_fonned by the Catdinal Archbishop of
Perugia, assisted by Mgr. Catilda, Master
of the Ceremonies. The sponsoei were
all members of the Boman aristocraey.or
distinguished foreigners, and among the
number was the Countess of tiainsbor
ough. The neophytes were afterward
presented to the Pope, who addressed
them in the most afibetionate terms.
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A CUIMWR instance of the wan in Which
observation fails to remark familiar sights
has recently come to light in Rome.
Everybody knows that. While the dome of
St, Peter's is the work of Michael Angelo,
the rest of the building Is from the de.
sign of Carlo Maderim : but though thous•
i
ands baVe Awed at the imderful church;
it was only the other y that a French
traveler observed that ti e middle point of
the dome and that of the portico do, not
coincide. The ditTerenne between them
Is nearly five feet, andl most be due to
Dither nn original defect, in construction,
or to the anbsegnent inclination of the
axis of parti..of the building.
A 111011 A 'MAME MIRAGE was teen ne
Ostend, On May 19th. Ships riding in the
mods in the horizon were reflected in the
sky as by a gigantic mirror; a brig, •
steamer and 'several fishing boats ap.
' , eared to have other similar vessels
at
taehed to the summits of their masts, in
a reversed 'position The phenomenon
Ipsted through the whole of the after
tioon and evening, the wind being. light
From the N. N. E. From 5 to 9;30 r. v.,
,e French coast teas, visible as far 'as
unkirk, the Musses being quite distinct,
and the shadows appenriqg suspended-in.
the air at n height of sereral feet, and
somewhat moved in position towards the
N. W. • The pert of Niewport seemed so
near, that ,ti n . bridge was distinctly
EMMEIZEI
MILK CATILICH—OWENS—On Tuesday even
ing, lull 3.1870. by Her. S. Wiloonost the
of the brier's parents, Me. CHAS. KM
?' THICK to Miss JetNNIII . OIYiNS, uJI id this
el y.
'CLEM AN—JOHNSON—In Allegheny MY. On
T•eMgy evening, July 7th. IN7O. bY . 1 . U.
Clark. P. 10, Mr. THEW/ORR P. COLEMAN and
MInI SALLIC A. JOHNSON.
FEIHTUSON—WILSOS—On Thursday. Jul.
36th. 1M70,( the re.qdence of the bride's pa
rents. by Iter..J. J. prtignson.llr. ROBERT M.
Fttltol7:4o3l. of Allegheny city. and Mies J.EMNIE
3f. WILSON. of, Washington. M. No cards.
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ALLINDEIk-On Thursday, the ?th'lluit..; et 19
o'clork A. tt. SAMUKI. ALLINDEK, aged 63
years and 12 . 048..
. The inneral will take place tin St, nal" Anon .
NuON.AI 9 o'elmg from hi, late residence. NO.
124 Centre avenue. Friends of the family are
respectfully invited wetland. 2
KNOX -Oh Thurtdeyafternoon, July th.
LIAM KNOX. in the 67th year of his age.
Fancied from his late residenee. Nj. 189 Wash
ington arm.. Allegheny city. on
July 9thoki o'clock P. ti; The friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend. 2
PEI/DER-On Thureday evening, Jul} 7th, at
9 . 41 .111wL J AfX)B FKIII,EIt, aged 33 year,
The funeral will take place on SAYWIDAV Al'
TrIINOON at . 2
o'clock, from bin late revidence,No.
183 serond avenue. The friend. and mmuaint
:Wert of the family are respectfully - invited to at
tend.
PORI/ -on Friday morg,luly Nth, TIOTTZ,
n d
Infant . .1,41 m P .-u n.l Maasie Ford.
.nths .n d o(
monts.
;he funeral will lake place final the residence
di the parents:lP Ilklnstrurg, THIS MORNINIi. fall)
el tluck. Prlends of the filially are respectfully ln-
Sited 11.0.•Od.
RAT—On Thundor. July 7th. 1870.
11=M RAY., aged 7/ yenre.
1..611111M1 at I O o'clock. from . her
late reAdHle, elution t.ernahlp. The friends
of the family are re:poet ally Invited to ;aloud.
ATEINSON—tin Friday morainic. July P. 1870.
after a lingering Bine.. A.I.EXANDER B. AT
KINSON.
Funeral Inen his late residence, No. IA birth
avenue...m.Bl . .ore v. J 10. at 3 o'clotac P. a.
CA Itii()l,lC SAL \TE,
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Matto with plane nnom ACID. which ' used
In linaultala by direction Of Eminent IThypiciann.
ha. already Proyed Itselfthe moot
and
and
efrrtitaa cure for all Malignant borne Ulcer,
and for Burns. Cott, bli,letnds. and all Skin Manatee
nn equal a Herd feu-alive Agent bas yet been
41u...erred as .
PRICK. 143
ALSO.
Henry's Indent Powder,
nor the Destruct nt ROACHES. BEI) 111 X
ANTS. At, PRICE. '23 C RNTA, et
i i
L.II.ROSETBACII'S
Patent Medi ine Depot,
140 SMITH" IFLir) ST.
JUST A RIVED.
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Plated Mweelets,
AT $3 PER. PAIR,
Mrs. S. C. ROI3B'S,
No. 91 Federal St., Allegheny
MILLINERY GOODS and TRIMMINGS "RI be
ht gland Wow cost for 30
OHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE AND ROLLING MILL
BRASSES
Made Promptly to: Order.
BABBITT'S METAL
Made' and Iltept on Hand.
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J. M. Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
PENN faIIEET. Foundry-Comm .
179111\12d EAILEOM OTELEETS. yittaburgh
TO CAPITALISTS I—Partlenlarly
hlNsta or practical
' F017:41741T• PISS.
An excellent opportunity for s prodtabie invest
ment Ina Foundry ludness. eatablisbed for thirty
Y h ea ar a te r ln d unodhna ce
1n...
ocffe pieta bya o Corn
f p o a r n t y
thousand dollar.. (all paid upt and the privilege of
RPumimalng the Deal-Estate. additMn, at half
what It would coat flaw for mach buildings and con
structlons 14 are on the ground—privilege also of
increasing the amount of capital stock in one
i gu o adred thousand dd
llars. as per b e y
ond t
iden exempt from personal liabilityhe
Mock Investment. • goy full particular. addresa Or
all on J. P. DENZOIL
No. 121 Seventh street.
or it.D. GAZZAki.
No 411 Cambria street.
Philadelphia.
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OITICII Or TUN
CoTrauma. or Amorapszrr Corr%VT, PA.. ,
:Prrrometta.u. Jane 23, 1270. 1
NOTICE. TO COMITY, ASSESSORS.
The Emits fnr the sitialittratton of Voter. are
now ready for delivery at the once of the County
Comrebudoneys. Retort. will b. required within
the tithe preadribed by lavr. and no waywiiiii. will
be tAsule tiniest , the term , of the law are literalty
vcrtiplied with.
By direetton of County Coratultisintteni.
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Livingston & Co.,
111.ofacturer of LIGHT OAST IRON
CASTINGS. •
MlZlll.lrnf m ",""th
of Bulleaos' uaraosso sissy, w p
Wet..tar
E
Os= =lam=
to &nth. Ps.• D .
Ja2SILS
)jALTIXORE HERRING, SHAD, Av.
—Now Potomac Genitor In b.T. 47
os: new do Shad IA le , aad MIT.; N. /
' eters/. all slum of ;VT Sim 9 do, 71ses
21=ail l' imi ov '
ovular batleirVk i ntbito
TA, half ban.* Lablldor HOTIiOj. barrel. sad
W.. Salmon to 091991 GOMM /09 kW.
choke. For sale low to the MA.
WATT, LANG I CO..
.710 ' and 174 Wood moot.
WM. KREBS,
ICE DE ATIRR,
85 5 / River Ave, Allegheny
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IIkTOTICE--Therluld which exploded
at Nast Liberty sod raised the ere on Jul/
4th, was cot IVICIMNBWROItaII KM /MONIS
ILllTllorldth la sold by LOIITHIEB d TYSON.
Ito. 34 Smlthlield street, but another artleld
Ttwell nmr bat been our sweltelr. 00. the HaT.
storms YlukL'
D RIED PEACRES.-6 bbla tor sale
by .1. B. CAYITIELD.
I
DIVIDENDS
OITIPII OP THE
HEN FRANKLIN INSCHANCE COMPANY.'
Nn. it 01110 Street.
ArazottaNT. PA..JMI77 Bth, 1870
lir THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Marc thl• day declared • Dividend of ONE
. I,..4ilii t iet l ge4. o •harci payable In finial on and niter
DEO. Cu. RIDDLE. Sccratiltli
orrlr 7l r. OP nu CASH LOWRANCE C • ANT. •
lirrisurnon. July sth; 1870.
IVIDEND.--L, The Board or DI.
ECTOI43 have! this day declared
deed it
ir TEN PER VENT out of the Pcnnt• or
tax.
the lam. s months. naTable i.n demand. free of
JOS/C(4I.T. JOHNSON. Secretary.
CITY R A NK.
..r.viviinvitoli - •
.p.t.. JRit 3. IS7O. ;
T'
HIS BANK HAS THIS DAY
f
•4
leciared • Dividend of FIVE (31 PER
CENT. tiOt. of the earning. of the Wit 'lx " . "" h*-
niirnbie On demand. -
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W . .% •
Dy'DITIDEND NOTICE.
.......
1=t1111=1!Mi!!!!!EMM
jut 2: 170. I
The Directors of this Rant have this day d ti eclared
• dividend of SIX PER CENT. out of the inutile
of the last MI months, payable folthirith.
1. 6 : 0,5 J. N. DAV IDSDN. Caahlor.
DT.NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY.
—The Board .5 Directors of this !UM;
have declared n dividend of FIVE (15) PER CENT.
out of the Went. of the 0301 slx months. payable
on anti after July' 12t.b.
ROBERT J. GREER. Cashier.
PrrcincliGri. July 1. 1870. .
Err MASONIC DEPOSIT S.tVINGS
DANE.—The Directors of this Rank hare
this day declared a Dividend of JIVE tfil PER
CENT. on the Reek. playable nn and after
the 14th Inst.. free of toe.
C.F.O. C. McI.EANi
PITINTCIIOII..IIIInkI. INTO.
=MESE
rmsnr.ti.
ffrNOTICE.—The Directors of Oilx
Bank have this dos. declared . Dividend
of FOUR PER CENT.on tho Coelho Stock. par
nbio to Stockholder* on and of ter tholanh Inst.
Jun nn G EO. T. VAN DOREN. fonlner.
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[a - DIVIDEND NOTICE.
.11.11111 AN T , s 311iNVrACTI•111:11S XATI.
The Dlrectorn of thitt Bank have this day de
clared • Dividend of PICT.: PICIt CENT. on the
capital stock out of the profits of' the !act' six
month., payable on denuold. free of taxes.
jytbsPo JOBS eCoTT. Ju.. Cashier.
OPPICE or THE PEoPLIN . LVIH . II.ANCE CO..
PITTS. Hunan.] my 3th. 1870. j
rr - DIVIDEND No. 12.—T lie Board
of Directors of this Company hare this
day declareddlytdend of FOUR DOLLAILO per
share. free of •
taxes, out of the earnings of the
last six months, payable ee and after. the 11th
sin follows: Two Dollars per share In rash,
NoTin Dollars per share to be cralited on Flock
Notes.
Deanigi Wu. F. GADDY:MIL SecretarY.
ALM:OIIES V N./MONA:I,
PrTwitPionti,Jely 4 .l.ll.7o. 4
Ily - THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Dank have this der declared a dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. an the Capital Most. out of
the earnings of the last sl months. payable forth
with, free of all In.
W. hIcCANDLES.,
Assistant Cashier.
ITII/UARTERLY pITIDEND.
FiwaT :VAT Dawn. Prrnturimn,
• ,Late Pittsburgh Trust Company.) ,
The Directors • of this Dank have this day de
clared a quarterly dividend of THREE PEP
CENT. en the CapitapAtock out of the profits of
the last three months, payable forthwith. free of
State and Gove rnment
J.I D. APULIA'. Cackler.
Eil=lZ3l
orrice Al.l.V.nnrcv Mahon
Prcraurtullt July Int,lS7o.
Iff . DIVIDEND.—,The President and
I DlDlancre Of the t0ng...1 for erne , -
Ina a Bridge nicer the Allegheny Dicer. °phobia.,
Pittsburgh. in the countyof Allegheny. have thin
day declared Dividend of ONE DOLI.A it ADD
VI VT I' CDNITS on retch share of the Capital Ptoch
of the Compan re
Company. payable by tine Treason, to
Sten/holden. or their legal presentative, forth.
. _
Int Leg, I%:?f,ROSERELLG. Treaanfer„ .
Er s rP ITTSBURG II NATIONAL"
-HANK OF COMMERCE. CORNER (1C
WOOD STREIrr AND SIXTH AVENUE.—The
Director. of this Rant hbve 1510 day deelartsll
1/I,l4end of SIX SElt CENT. out of one proMa of
the boa sly months. tope of Government tax, pay
able on demand. •
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JOSEPH 11. 1111.1., hlor.
9. 12470. Jut
As BANK.
PrrlfrarnOM Jul, I S7OO
rt . ?' THE BOARD OF DIRECTOR
et this Bank hove this day declared a aenti
annual dividend of HIX PEU CENT., nayable to
Stoaholiteranit and atter the 11th net. '
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M. 11,411, NATIONAL HANK.
Prrnturitiitt. July 1. 1870.
rit:f A DIVIDERD . OP SEVEN PER
CENT. free of TWO.. Will be l'old to the
nmektitildern at thin Unnk. nn. and 3lttr TVES:
DAY. duly ltlth hnit.
Ju2tant JOll7l G. MARTIN. Cntihier.
PAR.:AS
P11,4111 . 1{1:11.',1141 1. 1M70.1
Da.THE BOA RD -OF DIRECTORS
•.0 this flank have deellred a divldenil of
SLX PER nut of the profits of the last six
months, parableforthwilh, Ore, of taw'
ju2At9 P. L. hTEPIT Fllinf/N.: Cashier.
PCOPLIS SAVINGS DANK br . ALECOVIENV.? .
Corner of Feder31,44.47:04.43„:,t,
air THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Rank have this dey declared e dividend of
FIVE PAR CENT. oat of the Melt, of the last
t"7:"""'*"" Lad ""131!'SIgasrr.°.Vn.1::sahie
DI V I DEN D 'NOTICE.—The 111.
RECTORS OF TIM LITTLE SAW MILL
RUN RAILROAD CO. have this .dal,deelated a
dividend of FIVE PER CENT. clear of Govern
ment Tux. oatof the earnings of the Pelt lei
ontha palehle to thestockholders of their legal
Life
on and after July Ist, at the office
C"ee"
JOND I1:0.1870.
OrrleD OP DI. IDSTRDPIOAD tonm DO.?
rI Piitrbrimil. Pr.,
• Jung 14.1870.
ErTHE DIRECTORS HATE THIS
day declared a eerobannoal dleldend of
TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE,
free of Onvernient TL, poenble at the office
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE.—The undersigned hare
hute...id the Memo Ferry Bost, Cunt. W.
C. DENNY, end will run her us a. Ferry int and
after July fith Min Shaewitineg N PlU,bunih able.
vutll the Sher peburr Bridge In rebuilt.
Onnyx. Prrysnynan AND BOSTON MINING CO.;.t
pyrreeptuttt, June ltid. 11470. • I
Oa' SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
noLnEn.4,-Tborawlll be speilal me.t
.Inc of the Ntoekholders of the - PIT.TSDURGII
,AND - DONTON MININO COMPANY OP PITTS
111111011. - held at the office of the annonny,i
the Clty of Patebur,h, nt J ol'elock r. u., on
YEDNESDAT. 170 Day of July, proximo
By glider of the Board of Director,.
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[a -BOUNTY.
$lOO Bounty Colle - Oted•
Per ail aoldiers who enlisted between May 4th and
J Iy77d. IS6I, mlio were discharged for disabil
ity before earring two roan, and who have hereto
fore received no bounty.
The andendgnedlyes reamed hie [Oft to Oa
, ant Dundlng.earnerfilethereneeandSmitatiald
[teat, end la nner prepared Cc anneal claims speed:
I y and at m.°.derau rates. noi na, Oreddrese, with
tamp. D. F. BROWN.
culla Asoot.GAzieris Betiding.
Putney:4l:th avenue and SatUddleld street,
Pittebunrh. Pa.
inrITBILIC NOTICE.—HaTIng been
appal oLed GAR and GAS METER INSPEC
TOR for Allegheny count,. notice Is hereby Then
that until Usk neoessary office and MachanleakTest-
Ing Machinery can be provided. I will be fated at
the OFFICE Or THE NATIONAL FOUNDRY
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AND PIPE WOIIKR, nrontr-thlhi n Atreet.'n
Penn,Plttsbunth.
B. lI.EMPCD.
feltaiZA Gaa and Gas Meter inits..•
Pr to llritnß & ConitZT.lnvitur Barren/in CO.,
Plerebrnoti.J one 18th. 1870.
OTPNOTICE .TO BONDHOLDERS.--
-COUPON. No. 4. First Moslems. Bonds of
this Camper. y. due Jul,' let next. will be paid on
and after that date on presentation and 4011.17
itt the 11ERCILANTS NATIONAL BANK (IF
BALTIMORE.
intl:l3 . JOTIN If. PAGE.. Jib, Treasurer.
M 11 O,N GA 11 ELA INCLINE
PLANE=NOTWE—The Planewill be
open Ins Paseengers and Freight Inalnems EVERY
MOUSING at 1 ...dock, and will clam at 11 P.M..
connecting with the last car Imin Pittsburgh on
the Pittsbuniii and Birmingham Ibissenger
101710
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POLITICAL.
FUR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
GEORGE NEELEY,
Of Marshall Township, suhlsr , tO the d'"'"
the Union ambito° county Convention-
UndMk.
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E cr FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN 'DOUTHE'PT, -
Of Indiana tetrnaltip. is a candidate for „count?
Commissioner. In subordination to this deteitou of
the Bepublkan Convantlon. At moduli In rebus.
•ariabsraid&T
CHARLES P. STRIHHT,.
Carpenter and Builder,
WM prompt] 7 attend to all kinds a jobbt warig.
Ott and Irsuatanksists4e lo order. N 0.17 Nor th
evens. cantor Wsteter street. '
salkwr/
A GENCY BUSINESS OF, ALL
ENDS la be trennaten In Thllanetphls New
l.
3 a n D o nlAnore , i iii ke.a.LLtentded
GOonll4.llllllM even U de.ln/d. tel1:711
CHEESE. -100 boxes prime Goshen,
f ' ..I. .I.II.CANITELD.I4I P M irlo9ll.
VINEG
THE PITTSBURGH
VINE GA
IT RI(S.
.11 it DAMS
.1 • .1. A I
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE.
le wily preparrit ta flu ulah dillrelriA It at the
lititeltST Attention particu
larly celled to hit
Extilt 11 1 14 e Vinegar..
IMEI
INSURANCE
. _
(ZITCESS THE CRITERION OF EX
cru.):ser..
The Empire Mutual
lin.m.clliered a sucte , s almost unparalleled in th
bastorx , 11.1 to Insurance.
ORGANIZED APRif. S. 1S8)
.-pit tie C_Npnipair.s
TOR THE VI SEAR.
Whole Number of Pidicies.liisued. 319
Total Proniin,
Amount Insured $1111 . ? b: c l
Rani. of Claims and Exp. to Total trimme... 7..0
AVer2). Iloilo ni all romp:miles AAA
For every 8100 Liabilities the Empire has brawl
of etts.
4i%rrle Amount of Policies
sa rol.3lll/1
8101.1710; Pitch Capital deposited watt; the
State and the balance securely I n
WM. A. FULLER;
Manamp for Weatem Perataylvatatb
office 78 Fo=lll AVENUE. Ihttabantb. Pa.
C27 - W4Ol , AGENTS: both map, and rental°
wanted. telt
A. Mar ARLAND. • ' S. H. HARTIVai,
VIcK P110,11..Vr.
Federal Insurance Co.
nF AT,T,EMIENY CITY, PA.
FICK : Con 'retie ral ant Wad Strceie
• 1.1 - ItECTOlt$:
Edward C.refrii. W. G. G I boon,
VuFeatlne linker, 1 .1. }Cohen,
......
Jo. ,
Wrn .ell . .yer I 11.11.Anydain
W. J.l...tnellt, Jamee Alllona.
Je17:1171 • F. M. LACE. tieneral Agent
CHARTER 1829 PERPETUAL.
FRANKLIN FIRE INCUR. CO.
0)' PitiI.ADF.I.PIRA.
OPFIEF 433 A..NR 437 1771STERT STREET.
A J• l • 1.470 172J715.734 87.
1141
Capital,' 1100,00000- Accrued Sraplea and
Prranumr. 01,413.731 07. Deses pale Once
174210. ever sasoo.airo. rerpetue and Tempo.
rary P r Olition Lamm! TM.. The Compel .aso
tee en pol if iPP upon the Beat. of nil Weds of Belie.
Gee. W. lacharda Irene Lea; Gen. Wes, Alfred
Fltler, Thos. Smirks, Win. S. Grata. Thomas IL
KM, Gustave, S. Itenion,
A LFIt G. BAKER, President,
GIiO.I , ALFS. Vice Tremont.
Jas. W. McAllister, Secretary. /
T. 11. liege, Axestata Seer '
COFFIN'S KELLOGG . ,
mad Cor. Thiel Avenue and Wood ea.
WESTERN INSURANCE,COWY
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01 . Pit tstbrargh. •
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ALEXANDER NIMICK. President.
Wit. P. II ERBERT, Vice Pretident.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secret:Bo7. •
CAPT. [Mt. NURLD. General Agent.
OMee 99 %Raw ntreet. Spans*. Ou.'s Warehouse,
u St.=ll P 4=tiTall kinds nt rim end Marine
Mean. A home Inatitution, managed by Rod
who are well knMen to the community, Rod who
are determined by promptnens, and liberality to
maintain the character which thehave assumed.
us offering tbe bent protection tot e os who dentre
to be in.,.
lider Nlrolelg
IL 3111ter Jr.,
James 'McAuley.
Ateann..ler Speer,
Andrew Ackley.
I noild 31.
CASH • INSURANCE COMPANY
Phelan'" Building
NO. 2 . 1 rirrit A VF-NUE, SECOND FLOOD.
PITCNEC RO MI. PA.
CAPITAL ALL PAID UP
pliaproPA:
N.J. Ingle . John Floyd; atapt. M. Mealy.
Deal Mallets.. ;S. H. Hartman, ; A: Chambent
Jake liul: Mellurkari. ;Jas. M. BMW).
"on'""mt gSTl . EVPl . l. l l( l ltMesident.
JNO. S.. JENNINGa,, Vice President
JOS:T. JOIINSTON,SernetarT. -
Capt. IL J. GRACE. tionend Agent
INSURIM ON LIKER TERMS ON ALL FIRE
AND MARINE RISES.
epts77 i.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
Of Pittsburgh
OFFICE. NO. 67 FOURTH AVENUE.
than.. SitalaSt all kinds of Fire nod
Risks.
."
JOHN IRWIN. Jlt. President.
' T. J. HUSK liiSON. Vice President.
C. U. MU:NEM. PeereSerr.
CAPT.. WM. DEAN, tteneral Agent
I•? l .7. ' ll47eirlitV4i.
•C. G. litt.se}.
ihr,erelfildn.
Charlai , liavgt,
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMP'Y.
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WM. H. CI.ANEI
W. A. SPROUT..
..
Wm. Phillip , t • Capt. John It..Elheadei
John Warr. t Mandel P. Shrives%
John E. Parke. j Males Antacid.. .
it. 111... we. Jared M. Death,
Wm. Vim Kirk, 1..
o,, W mi ni
, F .„ .
m lstA d...
2""." %ant7ll . l.l.lPti,'President.
JUAN WATT, Vim President.
W. F. GARDNER. Secretarr.,
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMM
COIL VIID/CHAT; Wr. ARO DIAMOND. ALLIS-
Mike, in... 11,1 SECOND NATIONAL BANK
BUILLOML - •
MMMMI=
.1611:4 BROW . .111. Vice President.
• JAM ES IL STEW F.NSON, Secretary
John A. htyler.'',JaA Lockhart Joe. Ilyers,
John. Graham: Ruben Leo, •A', C.141,1e.
Brown. Jottipol-01 Gent. JOnt. Loop.
o.ll.P.Willtums:Jno. ThOMPSOLI MeNsugher.
MERCHANT TAILORS. •
P..McARDLE
. Fashionable
MERCHANT TAILOR,
I c aVgiVIIIIT4gIPINT3SYMENIIIVAI?
LNG GOODS.
No. 93 1,-2 Smithfield St.,
PITTSBUROII. PA.
10 — Gents Clothing made to order in the latest
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES!
1870.
1. 0. 11112V171.03/. C. 1..
11'PACRSON' d , MUIILAN4RING,
Merchant Tailors, No. 10 SIXTY STREET, Nate
et. floc.> We have received a large and wells.
hided Stock etthe best and 111011 t fashionable
Roods In our lino great portion of whicb are oar
own importation.
sairf=.ll, " t n
examination of oar ato r c:a " oi xtv•if•
me"''
"IrTilaitSON A SICIILANDRINSZ
mhlo No. 10 Sixth street.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
-4 ' A splendid new stnel of
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Cloths, Cassthi .
. Jost received by lIERRT MEYER,
_ •
eel Mere-bunt Tailor. 73 Smithfield street.
Mouittain
CRESSON SPRINGS, PA.
'ibis favorite resort has been enlarged and Im
proved slaw lut season. Will be open for guests
JUNE 161b.1/370. EXCURSION TICKETS sold
by the Pennsylvania Redhead, at New York. Phil
adelphia. Harrisburg arid Pittsburgh. All Mine
stop at Cresson. 80Ohf6 may be immured is salts
--' I or .lode.
PRIMING'S CILEBAATED osenrsintA hes
lum ...Pad for the swum,. . •
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For falter Iniorolatlon. addra.
G. W. TIULLIN, Yroprietor.
ONS 7178N1814ED COTTAGE to rent. hay?ci
BT.. ItiA.WRENCE HOTEL
. 1. BARKER, Proprietor,
n Rt. and Mk, formerly old Can
C 32
~ " ...~.`, r ~`'~c`.` x~.a~1~~i:~,..~r. +??'tk: { ~ r.-n~.'~~.?%u'~xa~+.~y,~~h
.^..°,,,,e~r.rac.1.-
lir SHOO, FLYI SHOO. FLit
NEW OPERA .110 USE
. ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commencing Monday Afternpor4,—July _4
Door. Open ott. 5Ma commenet, at 1 o'cktett
The Original and P'arld•Famnas
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS,
The Oldest Manatee] Troupe In existence. From
BBeThelY Opens House, New. York, under the Im
mediate direction and supervielon of the eminent
corned:an, Mr. DAN DRY sueANT n will poettiveyl
V4"-terRA Itlta " Tui tms '" llat leek . AI
beyjessre opens Wits pe • perform:wk.
.I.uoretts Borgia,: .11 Troratorn; anamnambu
la," -Girl of the Period. - end Dan Bryente Great
rttlN-117:01.; MP: * 471 . 21:a1 m t 1 a n ' itat Gr
of by Dun Myatt and Duro Mee, m per
formed by them over 2345hittlata Drt east . . Ose
re House. New York. Sulerna as
will romultanoe
=:-. l lre ' salg 'd aTl9 h :fe . it ‘
Theatre. .1.00: tialltry. 2.1 e. tenon nye," a,
peat 7: Commence at Pal,ceelPc.
en • Jon NP. Mum. as Avant.
ANNUAL LITEILiIa EN
THRTAINMENT of the
PPPILS OF THE
Allegheny Colored Public Schools
Ftake oleos In EXCELSIOR lIAL . L. osnier of
Federal and tarock Pare... A Ileirlictly. neat RON
D ti
AMA TUESOAY VER:Mid. July 11 th
thiand
12th. Every effort ha E n been to ike s
exhibition worthy el' the paireunge of the veoPle.
weans° liberal .encoutvcatnent In the Lau merlin
and receives the andeful ereellert hut of the Princt-
. . -
. . . . .
Ital. .
IleKervett Seat TiCkel+. with b00k : 413 cents cacti!
Ordinary Tic:l:eta. 23 crate: Children. 20 cents.
Jurinall S. A. N F.A LE. Director.
BUSINESS CHANGES;
D I ISSOLUTI()N —•
•
The firm of JAMES YOUNG and GEORGE A.
BELL. doing business under the dim name Of
YOUNG BXLL; Livery Stables. doing business
at No. Pews'street. Is dissolved by be death Of
0000110 A. Bell. All ealuir against. the ;dome Wm
are to be• presented to James Tot:wain!Mohan
Bell fur settlement. who have enterii: lnin n Co.
Ptrtnersblp to carry on the saute In slims, AU
debts due James Young and Goings! Bell will be
be. paid by the new firm of James Young and
Robert Bell. JAMES YOE.
J. N. ANDER4ON
Admit . of Gil.
IMM
DISSOLUTION.—The et rartner
.2_, ship heretofore existing /POMO the un
dente-00. hen been this duy dissolved by eel:dual
Consent: • The business will be rootlet 841 br WIL
LIAM MEANS. et the old stand. eon •I .I Wood
and Water streets. where the books or, the firm
will be settled. either partner using be nerve of
the firm In settlement. .
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tVII,LIANI NU:
HARRISON A
Prrysnrarni. July Ist, INTO.
AVILLI.A.MI ME
ISuccemor I MEANS A CUFF
Wholesale G
r WOOD sod WATER STD/
burgh. P.
Dween -
ISSOLUTION OF CO-P.
dIRI!'. • Tho partnership heft to
D. P. Scott and A. I
Under the firm nnmo and Intl • of
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D. P. SCO'It &
W.diwivod brmuto.t COO sent until° lot dis
Juno, 1E470. -
All debts dthillio /WM wilt be Odd to A. I. Scott ,
who will abet pay the debts of tin nom. • •
It. I% SCOTT.
A.
A. I. SCOTT..
Prrianollarl. Jona 17.1870. lualsert
TIISSOLUTION.— The erepartner•
tfeiei' b lt h ivitaZieVniert, b '=VVlelga
eatne of J. k W. SPICER. retail erooers. Sixth
ward. AlLeghenyiwas dissolved loy mutual consent
on the 9d Inst. rho business o f
t•ontlnuod at
the old stand and all amounts of the late Una set
tled by William linear. /
JOHN SPERM
Wat. SPEELL
IMM
Ng
F' _ SALES;"
at No. 107 1 Market: St.,
NEAR FIFTH AVE.
We nowodor bo the' pldle a Mork of PAPER
lIANGINGt3 as In the West for Tanen
r,T;ltbaMO'xiciiiric.°VgrhisetaialliacdtVEC7.M.
DESIGNB In plain and night colon for Ila.
i flrli/118 ". ..raigIbTroa4
PArkllli, .00 an almost endless variety of
CIIRAP RATIN PAPICRB. WHITE and BROWN
El 46610110 r Chambers. A. All of whirl we pro.
pore to sell as low as the lowest in lb.. roasts.
MI and se.at
n. McCune.
Chan..l. Clark.,
William
loreph Kirkpatrick
Nin'lo7 Market a l Our Fifth Annie
JOS. It. lIIJOIIES
miti;-i
WALL PAPERS.,
SPRING, 1870. ' - •
PRICES . i.EDT.TCED.• •
— 4O INCIISS veld. tin ot'/Se Per TOIL •
1;1 LT—. good variety Ikt alto per roll.
_ 1 1.111%. ' A ki ra:ll 4 / 1 11 r een " Poper H
m.o, not opeoUlj about. opperior, to ony wort- '
mot to the county. irqreale Pt
W. -P. MARSHALL'S •
rwV p h i r b s . ,l 4th a..nd 111,1411 StOre. 191 .4.lgur
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
'MATE OF CEO. A. BELL. DirkAnna:-
NoOrel. hereby given that Letters of A drutrestra.
non on the estate of 0001 . 0 A.LtelL late of Pitts
buntderuniky. g b tlAtrny.•llre 0. have
Idlnk In Plttsbn ,rgt?
county of " Alleghe. peraon• the
chassis
deemand, naulu nithe 'estate of the aMd deo.
nt, gra thereforerequested to Make known Ilse
unto to
Itotel.the underaignad without delay at st.
Clair
Joll-a .l. W. ANDERSON, Anne:literate,.
A.l. Fribnesteek,
W. It. Kventon,
Itobert 11. Ihm , s,
truth A. Fleming
,
Copt. ~'I. Stocidals.
•
OTlCE.—Whereas, Letters of Ad•
MINISTRATION on the estam of Made
eft fIVIOHT. lam of Dardoln Mirtlthip. decoyed..
have been granted to the mbscrther, all persons
indebted to the said estate are req. nested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims ot do
mends against the estata of the said decedent Will
maeri known the same without delny.
D. W. McgDIGIIT. Administrator,.
myttsfil Mt. Lebanon. Alierdienv
•
EXECUTORN NOTICE. Letter
testamentary. upnn the estate nt EBER
HARDT ELLWANGEIL into at Allegheny Qty.
decd, having been granted to the understated, all
persons Indebted to said estate are requeste d to
Claims
Immediate payment. sad .1, pent present Nolte
dui)) rtit . s .. et t* t settlement, 4111 TM
SLAGLE, Attorneys, Fo. SG I , llth . arenne. Pita- •
W. 14. F. ELLWANGEIL *goad,
Mli
S. P. SHEIVER & CO.
L "":l4":VAlVillroT.lllt.tt.:l, 7 004
Above the heal of WOOD sTiumr, .there they
wilt tro pleased to 2.111 (heir old frteod..* ex.
12=1
ll'rTner'aan'. July nth, 187 e.
-I,4rOTICE TO eOSTRACTORS.—SfaIo
ED PROW/RAM for I h.. ~ .r).lractloo ot an
8-17(cit mpg 5t.114 ; t4,4,.1ar ‘ „...1. , 4 - i .rac ,,,,i, - ,,r,
m.. on FRIDAV.
Jolr. 18th. Committee rrporsa the dent*
or all bid/. apeciacations .4 Wanks
NA . bidding can Oa had at tato oak, No bids aril!
Prirrani.nott. July ?MAWR. •
heeessments Or the
radlus.Parlogand Curbina of MULBERRY
AL EY. from 427th atrmt to 29th street, end yny
the Grading. Cavlnd And Cumin; of DIAMOND
STREET.Inm Union street to Liberty street. la
now toady for eratanuthon.mil ean be men at thin
Mlles until MONDAY. Jul? 19th. when It win be
',Mama to the fly Tremnrer's Moe for
mama
IL J. MOORE.
City Ensoneer.
kIBOPOBALS WILL BE RECEITED
at the olare of City Water %Yoram ttr, tOrth•
b of July, 1870, fur TWO , 801LZ110,24 toss
.'3B bairn ellaroatax, tyro 14 Inch. dam. tar
be aeon at the Ofare alt/
tlter rrA l . ltultet 1ia114.71 . 4
JQ PH FRENCH. •
Buteitntendent PEW. Water Warta.
HOTELS
JOUR Q. WORK Id AN 11. IllettAttD DAVIN
WORKMAN .& DAVIS,
Hammon to WORKMAN. roux £4ll. mono.
heWmt and Nolen In
Carriages, Buggies
• •
SPRING & BUCK WAGONS
41, 44, 46 lid 48 Beazer St., Allegheny,
41.. W
uYt.t. A
71 " r10r=1,3: t sa %, Ira
. 410. 1 .
Eirinfr i g ' s ' geT.nvlArte %), b• rk
Pay make &ADVINII PATONT Wrl -
and Enrol Patent Quick slam, and A.thauzar
far SUM.
H. RICHARD DAVIS Lotto. PI/MAMA th.
Wont of Alen. in WO. D. *rote. In Oho Rio ftp
of WORKMAN, MOORK A CO.. the tonalneml
nosealtor to eontlnned Lbe old mann.
_under the
moo end Ol t . of WORKMAN I DAVIS. WO=
.
Lido with attune thuonai Dank. PatinVol4b.
D RIED APPLES.-10 bbls extra
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AMUSEMENTS
OEM
1 0. tirr.
NS,
,
'a.. N..
JO MI
, RTNER
, re ealiglot
- cott,
EMI
PAPER,
LEGAL
REMOVALS
REMOVAL.
Nos. IA and 151 Liberty Sr.,
S. P. SIIIIIVER & CO.,
OFFICIAL
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