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HOME NEWS.
Persons le:Wu the city for the summer,
add wishing to hare the °Amens sent to
them, will please send their addresses to the
Idlice. Price by mull. 73 cents per month.
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Mayer Callow yesterday committed "34 , 1 C
Ptinefelt to jail fur thirty days for vagrancy.
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:- bent 1 14.--.lnmes Little came to the Msufor'
Niko yesterdny soul 3tsked the - Mayor to took
emne Provision fur him. lilt Honor-very kind
b' sent him to Claremont fur thirty duct_
ftremona a Priaonsr.—John Little and
Geortre Robinson. who attempted to rescue a
Prisoner from °nicer Chambers a few Illy.
ince. were nnested yesterday and teed $lO
and costs' each.
Ilae Pre..4pleeNnyor Druids has p1a4.1
olbeer Muff xtreet. who be on duty
from noon until aoldnight every da.r to ere- -
vent penums from tell leg oyer the MIL The
city had better place n fence there.
Aarelt saa Ha' ttery.—.lohn Darla made
format'. before Justice }lnfect, yesterday
charging August .Putnmer with aetwatt and
batterg. He alleges that the ...tad knock
rd tie down. A warrant was Issued to
August..
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'My Ille:lre..—We hove on Our table, from
• the put/ll:flier. Llearlette Blume. 47 Fifth live
nue* piece Of mesh: with the above caption.
by 3. A Illime Pope and , dedicated to J. (1.
Davis, Zig. The smitluirnt is nither apropos in
these data of female guff ragtsts.•
The flume chunk belting Machine ix Ivor
ranted for lire years. , Price—For table-ma.
chine top of black walnut, with drawer, SR:
du. he. 3 machine, with cover, ffe: du No. 4
)inchine,cabinet ease, gra. &legroom No. :o
timithtleld street. Agents wanted.
. ' Raring anuarrel between Joseph William
Grubbs And John McDonald. yesterday, the
latter Won • the' day h 1 letting , * chair fall
... heavily upon the fernier* bead. 'The contest.
In * - legal way. tins been renewed at Alderman
McMaster's othee. noda warrant has been
- -, issued for Jchn's utast. ,
~• . • non si tmels.- - Yeeterdny afternoon George
. Hartz, n little boy about - nee ymini ur age.
• residing in Lawreuceville, wits sun struck
while playing In the street. Medical aid was
quickly summoned and the little sufferer last
evening hod improved no much - that It was
!taught be would recover.
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Councile annual meeting of the Great
of the Illumined' Order of Red Men
.• will be held in this city on Tuesday next. The
meeting will he held at I . outlao Wigwam,
Filth arcane. nt eight o'clock. In the after
thethere will be a grand parade through
principal streets of this tity.
PcstponegL —The hearing In the cage of the
periled charged with cruelty to animals.
. which should hare taken place yesterday
Morning. wan Postponed until next Friday.
. on account of the sud th e hoden Illness f the or
). cured. Prrible o
case were
, published hi yesterday's fiszt-rxr..-
Parties who go out to the country to-day
should, if any art
to
Ant secure sonic
those superb club segary, new brand , to ler
Obtained oulrat 31eRr4.016 No. IS Ninth street.
Tobacco of nil kinds. chewing or smoking, to
gether with pipes and meerschaums, all price,
and grades, may be hod also et 45 Ninth street.
Asaatle.—There
river a race this es - ruing
on tbe Allegheny from the Mechmnk
street to the Suspension Bridge and return.
.between the four and six oared boat crews 01
the John Ir. Plttock Boat Club, the crew
losing to par for a supper for the • club. The
• rase will take place at half past seren
Yagraet.—Nleholas Sick made Informs
- tiop before Justice j'esterday. charg
ing his step sun. Conrad lquckenstein, with
rtgraner. toured Is shunt nineteen years et
age, nod. according to the statement of Dick.
Is a worthless cuss, too lazy to work and too
poor to live henestly without it. .t - warrant
was Issued for his arrest.
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t. aatopean complications will doubtless
haminn effect on commerce and considerably
Impede imports to title country. In the mat
ter of queensware, _that will make not the
Mightect difference. as our people Iran secure
that from the Keystone Pottery, which deem.
competitionof any foreign numulacturer.
- Warehouse 3SJ Liberty street.
l‘ter ireleh went to the saloon of Angvt.t.
Dein Yesterdar to collect a bill. lie was re-
Mount. sad severely beaten. lie returned soon
atter reluroroel by his wife and essayed to
perform tile duties as collector. Wltl ad
Z= l" Th n oV e les " i n ted h tl Va l 4 1‘ Pu r r ' IV
wrest of the vogue:tuns debtor.
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Ulu* Is the Uwe. 'The rumors of European
war caused great excitement on Fifth ave
nue yesterday afternoon, and. drew large
crowds around tho bulletin boards. •dt the
o.asererrird. bulletin quite, a ratberlng seemed
to be.exelted over the telegraum but when
we neared we disuoveredlthat about one-hall
of It was absorbed In the_proclamatlons front
the windows of the Real Estate Refister.
Wakes tp.—The legally of Wm. Purcell.
who was arrested a fe w day. since for abasing
Lis wife, was 'broken op yesterday. William
wbo had been committed to jail was released.
and:his wife haring been arrested for drunk
!MM. was Committed to Jell for ten 'days.
and their children, ten bright little girls were
rest to the city Lam. where they will doubt
less be bettor cared far than they would hare
been by their parents:
Makiten Thlrres.—lifm. Wexner, a 'boy of
fourteen years of age. and two others about
the same age. tialted a hen-roost on the
premises of Wm. Hann. ThuradayydzbJ e ..and_
ntsonthar. t -ttet otalealegg'7l ale . - li nen.
stole a mama? of chickens. An Into rmatlon .
was made before Justice Helsel and warrants
werchrsued fur the arrest of the young , ras..
cals. -- Wasmer was arrested and the officers
are in search of the others.
Ilelimed hare received a
small pall from theKlearstett.—We
Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, from whkh webs= that they
bare arranged routes tor'ail amen different
exenrsious for summerall at rate,.
below the regular fare. These routes include
Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Virginia, Ken
tacky. Ohlo. the Lakes. New 'Cork. and—by a
connection with the Grand Trunk Railroad
Company—Canada and New England.
irrnems. Cremps.—We Cr. Informed •by en
esteemed citizen who has been much annoyed
with moeturruil tramps. haring often been
obliged, by sudden cramps, to jump hurriedly
from his bed. that be has found en Infallible
and over ready remedy. Which consists simidY
In raising the toes o f the cramped limb up
wards. projecting the heel as far out as foss!.
tole and making the toes point as much as ems
tibia to the bend. Our informant suggests thr
probability that this shop!. expedient If
\VOW, and practiced by. bothers would more
as efficacious in the water as In the chamber.
and would prevent the frequent loss of life by
droWning. Let the press pass this along.
Death of Af
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Mr. It. J. Smith, who met with such a seri
ous accident nu the - Inclined Plane Hallway
tart week. died at his residence rst Chatham
street yesterday morning, nt half past seven
trelock. Mr. Smith was an excellent citizen.
a true patriot. and a most upright chest!un
man, and his depth is deeply lamented by a
large circle of friends and aconnintausces. Ile
Imre, behind him an estimable wife. and
quite a large family of children. who are IV
calling the unfeigned ayinpathies of the tom.
Munity. The funeral will take place this af
ternoon at three o'clock. .
tValch Prree•tatioo.
An exceedingly pleasant affair transpired
nt the Merchant's Hotel last evening. A num
bet.9t:the employes of the Alleghegy Valley
HA '*o4, -- .0.0 en evldenoe of their esteem and
:isppreclaalqr; of the AssistautEupesintendent.
Nr.Thomli King, presented him with en
elmeant studeoetty geld watch and chain. A.
.G.i.cochrstri. Emil.. on behalf of the donors.
=lted the . watch. which was received by
I.Kerr.Esq.. foe Mr. King.' The her t
were then reputed with a sumptuous rer.
which was.illiscu”ed with a relish h tar
complimentary to the cooks at the tr.
cheat:S s 5 -
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Eta:timer aoLti watch chnio• sad bractlets
for ladles at Dungeon's. Fifth avenue. below
the Opera House.
Set jewelry of all kinds at Dunseatb's , be
low the Opera ifouse. •
Do you want a true time keeper for the
house or pocket? Go to Iluneentles. Fifth av
enue. below the Overt Rouse. •
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Minas. halter rinks, told pens .d pen-
Cil cues. charm, lockets. statuary, and a
'San* assortment, of fanc7 novelties In the
Jewelry line. at Ilunsenth s, Fifth avenue. be
low the Opera nonce.
Allegihripy 8.0.0 Book
This Institution, whom card appeals In our
- advertising columns to.4ar, was organized In
lea The stockholders are (mils. Ideally liable,
- and as they collectively represent an .0111 -
, ous capital the security of depositors is placed
entirely beyond quest!oa or doubt. James C.
tiraham Is 'President, Jno. W. Riddle thsibler..
With such racers, and with Messiu Graham.
Moors. Dellaren. Wettach. Ackley. Rena and
( leper In the directory, the highest assurance
Is glven of n judicious nnd thrifty manage.
- meet. Pis per cent. Is allowed on time
collections are made on all rummer
eiai
points. and Proceed.. whether for distant
or twee account, promptly paid. '-
GE=IM
R. 8. PVIVI. C,. £ 1.. Is Wending felt
darg at Bedford Springs.
Kg. D. L. Flintinn will lease on Monday
next for Cape May, to spend a few weeks .on
the sea shore.
Mr. N. G. MAGNUM. wife. and bunny.will
leave for an extended European tour about
the ern of .1 ugnst.
Mn. etall•SON ittiliNEll. nod daughter Stela,,
sail for Europe ttbeloy. They will be dwelt
some three month i. i , . . ,t,
Na. . Al'. KIKATIt. nod venue other.rouelf
men of our city w hero for the turfekt
rums week after net. They intend extend,
ins their rust to to the Niaga Fails.
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The Metal Brecht fe Ineausee (basally.
We understand tlit between thirty end
forty Unmated doll was paid uo life poll
ees by the Mutual Benefit Lite Insureacc
Company of New - are N. .1., last month at
their agency In this e ty. The benefits of file
InSarailee 4/e being see appreulated every
• day, end to those who are thinking of eclect
ics an insurance on lheirllms, we hastily
reettentuend the Mutual Benefit ea one of the
oldest. most orubstautial end economical is
dilutions in the country. By marring to
the President's reponor lest Tear It will bo
seen that the usual dividend of 50 per cent. is
paid this year , and tiro dtedentls eseternl to i.
. peel ta 1571. This makes al Mediate oda,
taxmen:llama paid within four Tall by thin
Company—two more than expected. As long
ns the Mutual Hemet continues to disappint
Its policyholders sol agreeably, there will be
no caul( for complaint. \ Messrs. Leak and
Brown (successors to ti. IM. Lovertdev) are
the Beare agent, for this Mate. Olfte cor
ner Wood street!trel ourth avenue.
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' THE COUR , S.
rims Sales '• seta.
On Wednesday, In the rult d States al
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end District Courts et Erie, .1111, 3E)Centut
end )I,l.kodle. on the berm the follovrice
business was transacted: On Motion of C. ft.
()anis, Esq., Hr. Samuel 11. Hyde. of Cameron
co .ets, was admitted to practice et the bar
of the Coked States Circalt and District,
Courts.
la the case of the Comptroller of Currency
rs. The decond National Bank of 'Erie, the
Codrt ordered defendants to eerily their an
swer nuder Oath.
E. A. L. Roberts Cs. George West. On ma=
lion of United Steles District Attorney
llwoPe, relent defendant to shun. cause why
an attachment for contempt, should not Issue
against the defendant for disobeying the In
janction.of this Court, was granted end rule
rafste returnable July 2nh. et Pittsburgh.
United States es. Cntherine Iness. J. M.
Thompson. EN., made n motion to open judg
ment. Motion sustained.
United stat e s re. John Koch and Joseph
Koch. Mr. Welker made 11 Inotion to continue
the case until the January tens. Court Or
dered the case to be reedy for trielnext Tues.
der.
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11;11ted States vs. cattotrine 1 4 ness. Mr
Thompson amide It UltdiUti to quash the Indict
meat. Motion overruled.
Indictmenttes vs. Harrison Hamilton. Th.
charges the 'defendant with tali
Ink n letter from the Mlles' Grove PosttaMce
nod umnhafr the s b
ante efore delivering It
the person to whom It was directed. Th.
caw Wits not concluded at the time of aid
journment. '
Quarter rScaluns—Judge Caliber.
_ July 1 5 . — Commonsvcalth vs.TraneS
Henry, Indicted for nssnult and buttery.
pme. entered on pa'ystsent of co>ts by de
fendant.' •
Cotiononsveidtb vs. John &busk, Indicted
far arauit and battery. .Settled on pnynsent
of coats by defendant.
CoMmonweulth cc. John little. indicted fur
felonious assault and batten . . Joshua David];
Matador. The parties were at n picnic at
und.by grove, where it appear]; the net:Used
drew a revolver, which seas discharged either
latenttonally or accidentally, and the ball en
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teredihe arm of the prosecutor. The jury re
turned a verdict of not guilty.
Simeon litrOWll. Indicted for the larceny of
four dollars from n man in Allegheny,
Wguilty nod was sentenced to the
Workhouse for eleven months.
Commonwealth vs. Henry
for ceiling to minors, Heory Lang pros
seater. Defendant keeps a beer nnlu.m In
fltrmlnghatn. where. it Is nileged, his barkeep
er sold beer toe younger brother of prosecu
tor. The jury returned a verdict of not guil
ty. and directed that each party pay une-half
the costs.
Samuel Richards, against whom there were
two Indictments, torlareeny 0 - as placed ow
Dial. The jury returned verdicts of guilty In
both cases/ Notion fora new trial Anil reasons
Sled by defendant's counsel.
Commonwealth vs. James Wilson. Indicted
for assault and battery. Joseph Schitgart pros
ecutor. Defendant Is a police oMeer at the
Union Depot, in the employ of the Pennsylva-',
nia Railroad Company, and bud charge of the
emigrant depot. On Saturday night. 28th
of May, the prosecutor went to the
depot to meet a friend who be expected to
arrive onthe emigrant train- Ile was stand
ing on the platform when the defendant came
out and seising hold of him threw' him doe's
n pale of steps several feet high Indicting
severe Injuries coma Mtn. On Irbil
In the rase of the Commonwealth vs. Na
than T. Kunkle. indicted for forgery, previ
ously reported, thejury returned a verdict of
not guilty and directed that the defendant
Par the costa.,
TRIAL 1.151 . FOlt strunb.te.
The following liquor eases will be taken up
to-day and all parties interested mind
betn band. t'unstables who have returned
any Of the parties nitiot be prepared:
131 Vow. so. John Klima:ter.
1 Xll •' Yhlllin Heater.
171 " John Coo.
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Fred. Vierheller,
-r. - Wellington Stewart, three oases.'
"Ww. 11. Shelb.
ZSI " F. Braun, three cases.
" Samuel Evans -
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" R. lo Wilson. ,
..YlO Mackeown, et at, too case,
It. E. Sellers, et al.
315 " James Williams.
:.M• John 31. Ewing.
" "- John Doughty, et al, three traces.
THE PITTSBURGH BARGE CLUB
Arrive! ot the- o Alice . —Eseursion to 800.
1 dere—Compllmentary Iliaalnet to .tlelander
Blob* Bosh—Pemoting.Specebr. and Mirth
—A Rem,* by Moonlight.
, The member. of this energetic boat club
have been looking forward with touch pleas
-are, for some time past, to the arrival of their
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ae. , b.llte, recently presented by Alexander
Nlmick, Esq., and named "Alice," for upon -
Its reception they expected to have a grand
excursion to Belvlolere, on the Allegheny
river. Soi.last night all expectations were
realized. The new eight oared boat arrived a
day or two ago Irvin-Philadelphia. omnitfac-
Lured by Luffbery of that city.. She Is a pet.
feet model - of a boat. being .11 feet long and
4 fitothwkie, made of Spanish cedar, nicely,
carpeted with critnsonlvet, and heavily
plated with silver on the bo ve w, and on this the
name Is prettily engraved; everything blends
throughout Ina pleasing Auk, and certainly
taken the palm off everything in this COMMII
- In the boat line both for beauty and size.
The boat was named after Mrs. Alice P-- of
Allegheny, who presented the Club with a
beautiful stead of colors consisting or two
Pretty silk flago. Mr. Nimick. as we remark
ed before. made this munificent donation to
the Bathe anb, nod it will likely coot In all
eight hundred dollars—certaluly a noble gift.
Last evening a programme woo laid out for
as excurSion trip to Belvidere, where they
would tender their worthy President a com
plimentary banquet. So about nix o'clock the
~-illee. . eras botaheh,l-fer the Urn ISM! 11. o
maimed with an excellent crew, all uulformed
to a , verY pretty dress, with Messrs-Alex.
Nitpick and Joseph Brown ens theirguests. Mr.
N. looking as Tonna and Jovial av in the mum
old days of the . “Looline." The "NAM" and
"WIL accOMpanied the barge, and-iu a
shoft th e me all were wending their wayo up
the pl acid Allegheny. The evening wart, uite
wary, but the lively spirit of the crew. less
cued to a great extent the apparent hardship:
and,about eight o'clock they came In sight of
the much loved Belvidere. where the host of
the hotel was awaiting them. and they were
scam ushered into the banquet room, where
an enticing feast had been prepared.
The boys were somewhat tired nod hurter-J
-otter their "little pull," and of course it did
not take much persuasion to make them con,
mence the destruction of substantial and deli
cacy, which was entered upon in right "sal
cornet, sad with the merry laugh and Joyous
conversation, It was molly no attractive
scene. The inner man being pretty well cared
for by thistime, numerous speeches were
nude by general gentlemen present; theta,
streaking the great auccess of the Barge Club,
considering the short time it bad been In ex
loterice, and of the great good clubs of thin
kind were productive of inevery point of view.
Th the time woo whiled away until late at
night. when the riolog of the moon was an
nounced, which was to be the sign of depart
ure, and the boys. although fully rented and
ready to leave, regretted the time had pasted
so !moo. but were glad to, know the return
Would be made by moonlight. Lively songs
of rations kinds marked the way down, and
- when the boat house was reached at the. SUS;
pension bridge, all proommced the excurolun
• graadsuccess. We return our thanks to
Mr. Will Park for a kindness extended on, and
have will oubt but that the members of the
club always look back with much plea
sure tothe excursion held upon the arrival of
their Pet--the Alice.
IN THE FIELD
4.e 411 Mall Meleb—Allegbeey es. Osceola—A
Lance AlObese:lee .Nan Kleelleet flame
—Matches le tome Off.. „
Once! (Emmett Interest lag base ball matches
of the season cattle off yesterday at Colon
Park. Allegheny, between the Allegheny and
Osceola clubs, the latter being the challeng
ing' Wily. The [aloe was appointed for hut
Tuesday, bet owing to the rain it had to be
pmdponed. The Allegheny. is the amuleb
club of the county, and probably the best In,
Western Pennsylvania. They have played a
bomber of matches thus far la the season.
with uniform success, never having been
beaten and always 'having concluded with a
complimentary score. The Osceolaranks• as
one of the best it !nut the best Junior club
hereabouts, and has a very (lettering record:
locontest between the two. therefore. wne
oked upon with great interest in base boll
circles, and expectations of a sharp match
were eatestalned. •
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About six hundred spectators.ome ut
whom were ladies. usembled at Union Park
wltnearthe game. The preliminaries were
all arranged. and at four o'clock the Alle-
Ezey. having lost the toss. were sent to the
Mr.
Pia O. Sutton. of the Monitor Club,
Indiana. ~ was selected as Umpire, and
performed his delicate duty Inn manner to
render the contest much more Interesting and
I close. and with an Impartiality which won
the pmts. alike of spectators end '
The first two Innings were beautiftilly play
a], neither club scoring a rum After that the
fortune carted, but the Allegheny kept the
lead to the end. The fielding of both slyly
wee ?err fwd. but one or two "muffs" occur.:
ring during the entire play. The moot remark
able feature was the betting, which has never
been excelled m • any game played in the
Park. Is the aecond inning. Rinehart of the
Allegheny sent a ball whirring through the
air, and over the fence into the avenue beyond
• feat teat was greeted with loud applause..
A number of difficult ty catches were mode
Fox. of the Osceola. especially dLstingulshing
himself in this direction. Rinehart also took
one, running teickwards—probably the best
of the game. All of the, players, however,
did well and clearly evidenced that the noble
spurt min be spirited mud exciting wittentt
the aid of prof essioualnwho so often bring It
Into disgrace. The follOwlng to the enure:
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This afterneent the Atlautle and Coal City
play at the Sante place.
The Athletics have challenged the Alla
frbenT, and as the ile)I hes been accepted the
game will obese off ucit Saturdar afternoon.
belle,eat. gatue between the A leghen tui
of Philadelphia, will take p i ece
Monday. =ht . h. at linlen Park.
Haw Sea, for imminer reading for sale at
John W..Plttoces. opposite the Posta:lce:
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PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: SATURDAY MORNING, JULY. 16, 1870
FERAILE REGATTA
The principal topic of conversation In
sporting circles fora few days.past has been
the female regatta. which will tate place at
half moat two o'clock this afternoon on the
Upper Monongahela wove, ander the direc
tion of the Nonpareil Boat Club, vhioh also
holds a picnic at Glenwood grove, and as one
of the features of their entertainment offer
a prize to the best oarswoman In a single
scull race of one mile. That the affair will
be a decidea success there can be no doubt; as
three young Indies entered the list as compet
itors shortly after the prize was offered and
have been In constant pralctioe en-4r dace.
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The first to enter the list au Miss I.ottle
McAbee, n buxoin young lass' of sixteen sum
mers, with rosy cheeks. Islightic browned
from exposure.l weighing about one hundred
and eight pounds.'" She resides with her
brother-in-low and sister In Pipetowp, Sixth
ward. She Is ns touch at home on the water
as In theTharlor or kitchen, having been RC.
ClIa0111(..1 to row a skiff since she was - but a
small child. She Is now a member of the
..Nfax 3foorhead - Boat Club, hns been prac
ticing In a boot belonging to the club for
some weeks.nnd has become quite an expert
In the doe of the *.spruces."
MISS MAIIGIE LEW, •
A resident of Brownstown, next sir/Dined her
intention to compete for the prize, nod
through the courtesy of the members of the
Chambers Boat Club, has been permitted to
use their boat house and one of their boats,
lu which she has been pnwtteing for the past
two weeks steadily. She fs about sixteen
Yenrs of age. good looking, If not handsome.
nod although not do plump as her rival Is of
re muscular build, and settles the etudes
at-one hundred pounds.
MISStAIIY
The third contest fit, IS a pretty girl, on the
shndv side of nineteen, having lu that respect
nn ndvtintage over her rivals of a few years.
She resides with her brother-In-law. John
Campbell. on the South Side. and like AID, Me-
Alice. boa been In a manner raised upon the
water. She has been training under the
supervision of the Meek Mot C lub , In one of
their bouts, and has become quite proficient to
the Inunnicumat of the frail bark.
TIIC Quinn.
It relit. as stated. take place over the up.
per Monongahela count, or a part of it, com
menting at a point otaasite Glencrood Grove
and extending down the river half a mile to a
stake boat and return. the river is strait at
this point, and the entire race can be witness
ed front any favorable point along the course,
SPECIAL TItAINS. ETC.
.oine special trait will leare•the Gunnes
vine Depot :it La) P. 11.. and another at 113 1 1
P.
0.. returning immediately after the boat race.
The conteatants are expected to be on hand
witktheir boats at the time the trait,. lo &m—
-ahout two o'clock—when the Judges and Ref
eree are to .be selected. and anal arrange
meets made.
011133
It would be almost as .110 cult to tewhat
has not been S aid of the Whir as what has
been. There Is an a matter of nnikrse diversi
ty of opinion Upon it. but all agN)6 In preollct
log a large crowd, a fair nice and that the
\ best "man—women we should say—will win. -
It the ite matter:
t N ot h i ng Is no put up Job
in matter: but unfavorable
,weatber or some other providential interfer
ence will prevent the race from taking place
and the contestants all express themselves an
tident alreadyss Considerable money we.
learn bas been staked on the result.
Miss McAlice being the favorite on this side
of thel river.
=Era
This novel regatta Is creating some Interest
abroad. as well as here. The Eastern papers
have all commented upon It. and as an den oel t. ve h oevi
recceedf bth Me n nAlb w e& g Co. t e hotog w p g
ens. of thin city, a few days slace:
"flesve—Piense send
the
photographs of the
ladle,. that take part In the i estate that roines
off in Pittsburgh on Inc 10th Inst.. on well as
photographs of the scenery where' it is to take
place. or what would be better still. pheto
graph of the scene when the regatta taken
place. taken Instantaneously. Send themctures at once so that we can publish ao
news Immediately after it taken Plaee.”
In compliance with the. above Meseta. Aline
& Co., have decided to take p Photograph of
the race and scenery at the Instant or starting
from the south bank of the river.
TIIE CROPS.
The Trooped. In - Wewern Tena9.l.aula.l
The Brookville Jeiftramiali sera:
Tor • ilaieverr.—During the past three
weeks it has been our fortune to Pass through
more than half a loam of the count'. or
Western Pennsylvania, and during that time
our facilities for acquiring Information with
regard to the harvest being gathered was ex
ceelnielT good, and from all that we have
learned. It is our opinion that it is rarely that
our country has been so generally blessed
with a 'bountiful crop of all those products
that go to fill-up the :rent granary from
which we draw all the supplies that nistala
:whoa! life,
In.mny
the
the wheat is already har
vested, and the farmer has teetered. generally.
more than an avenge carp . the beer)* brief
exceedingly plump, and the earn well elk,
If our fanners dependupon he consume.-
lion to gtve them a- market. t he y anticipated
rise in the price of the - staff of life' win not
mane very coon. The broad Zelda covered
with the thickly shocked grain is certainly
good cheer to the fanner as well as the
consumer, to whom thereeollectlon of Venal.
$lB a barrel for flour is yet very vivid. The
- bay crop is most abundant In all sections; In
the southern counties the grater portion be
ing already safely cured and bouted In spine
localities the supply OLOOIiSGS to , he no abun
dant that the finest acids of clover an being
plowed down or pastured, a co..rse deemed
do most prontsble by many wedelns
tame
On the n_
whole. the prospect Is most. memo.
aging. On every hand substantial improve
_meats are
Ming pove v rty b Iles nod th&ge me o t r ,w it a , eve
ry perton disposed to provide home comforts
finding plenty of minable remunerative em
ployment. Indeed the whole Commonwealth
I. "blossoming as the rose. - a gradient Provi
dence blessing the labor of her millions of hard
fisted workingmen.
Reel &date Tramfres.
•
The following deeds were admitted 'of re
c )rd In the office of Thomas H. Hunter. Eol.,
Recorder . for Allegheny county. Thursday.
July 14th, KU:
Ad Stein to Junes W. McFarland, July I,
10711; to by 132 feet on Fulton street, Eighth
ward. Pittsburgh with buildings $lOOO
D. 0. Wlllinms to Charles Rome. July 1. MUD;
ni by 137 feet on Taylor street. Sixteenth
ward. Pittsburgh lOW
Frederick &butte to James Caldwell, July 12.
187,0: ZS by lig feet on Boyd street, Bords..
town, Lower St. Clali township,with build
ings SSW
James Me(Buis to Terence McElroy, May 2,
1870: 10 by 38 feet on Caldwell 'street. Eighth
M.
tsbrgh. with buildings
_r..1,701
Wm. 3f. D o r or e et al to Wm. Merrawn March
31, IgN; 111/ nem, and 121 perches ' ln Fur
werd townstilp. with buildings— MAO
Joseph Johoson to Jeremiah Iteamin. July
1870: IS feet as Inches by = feet 6 limb. on
Fonrthavenue, city of Pittsburg h , with
braidings 14-,• 400
Lorenz nchlelein to Charles Kalchtha/er,
April 1, lend; = by /Ott feet on Allen street,
Lurrenceeille: also. SO by 100 feet on Allet,
street, with buildings Wite
OliverettasWharton to Michael Baker, June 5,
Al be B)feet on Josephine street, lkw
(nigh of thst Binningham lOW
Samuel Collins to Lawrence Sproul. June :xi,
WI; 01 by 100 feet on Middle alley, Alle
gheny city, with buildings Itl.Bo
Thane Horrible liglipeoss.
(this will be delighted with this item from
I a medical }menet: . liow that warm weath
er Is upon us, coplons perspiration Will result
from much bodily activity. and tf the chignon
be worn at such times It will smell badly.
Besides those organs of the brain covered lir
the thick, heavy pad will- become unduly
heated. excited, and perverted. by this most
,unphyalologial and unhealthy foreign fashlou.
.tadackies will follow; and .even abemtions
of mind will be tmoed to loading down the
headwith such artificial abominations na.
these. What are they but getiemtors of brain
levet?, Do they ant draw the blood to those
parts. and produce abocumal action? Cer
tainly they do; and the amative proPeesitY.
With Its eat uremia, are the Imes Injuri
ously affected. If ladies prefer to wear their
Nikki curls, Maids. or In nets. of course It is
their privUems Collo.; but to pile on those
iidiculous ••witterfells," vulgarly so-called.
ndicates something worsethan foolish vanity.
If modest and virtuous widows realized the
sigullicanoe of the present head r, they
would drop it (orrery shame. As It is, many
sensible women, disgusted with the
heed" style, are mattes. oil their hair 'lI
Anna Dickinson. Laura Hidloway. Florence
Nightingale, Hail limuliton, hc.
A IStrooge, Indfeat.
The Ilaflionan'n Journal says: Some time
last fail, MIAs Cora E. Heys. aged seven years.
daughter of S. J.flays, of Curweuvrille,
field county. swallowed a needle of one and
p one -bolt inches in length. The little girl ex
erienced no unpleasant results at the time
from swallowing the needle. Several months
ago however, she began to complain of haring
pain In her StOM/Ctl, and more recently of
pain in the region of the bowels and side.
Thu, Matters strod until Thursday last, July
th, when
lowereedle was token He m s , her Mo,
near the extremity of t h u s by Mr.
Hayes and ids family physician. This la cer
tainly a veey singular and rare incident. and
worthy of note. Parent,. should exercise
much pretantlon to Present their children
from swallowing needles andAsins, lest death
result from such occurrence.
=C=I
One of the most importing rules - of health
is that relating to clothing. The wearer
should always he arrayed in garments suits.
hie to the season, and which while keeping
the body cog mad comfortable, will not be an
turnecessary clog upon its moietuents. Gar
meets may have the era quality maid yet by
'-acting badly belied the reverse of what they
ought to be as regards the second imosidena
doe. Gentlemen lu this vicinity can easily
avoid any ditliculty In the case by purehaaing
'their goo& at Hespendeities: Nu. DO litith
street. Here they wad always and good. In
semen. and when they are made IliHtlnmatt
i
gactmedd to at. Try • Heipmiheide fur your
•
( 100. A. Maeda, Eaa., Commercial Editor of
the Buffalo Il.rpn:oc mfr. , ' "ft Dr. Co.
tent Remedy possessed no other el tic. Its
worth would hs beyond Woe u an effective
autidote for the horrors Of a Vold lathe bead.'
Two or three applications hare alefaTa m
my ease, removed thedi s.
Bold by omen*, or eeud
It. V. Pierce. y„,, and get three
bottles free of gamma charges..
-
''24l.Wat tientirnad llii
dren'e merino Underwear. me Om new stand
stocking store, No. Ni Nutt, avenue.
DAOLLMAW & CO.
•
Dahl fall to esti to to NM Eloltzheimer et
the Continental tight below• the poft
°nice, Fifth avenue.
• Tate pee r to-day at the Continental -the
cool dieing Amu of the city.
THE WAR SEWS.
Herr It Ir. He le the City -The Pre&
&Metes hod Pere" binder threnared fa the
Beer Odom. sod Other Mace,
The exciting- Intelligence that France had
declared war against Prussia. and that al•
ready troops were in motion on both sides of
the Rhine. received yesterday from Paris,
produced a profound excitement In this city
among all classes of people. The causes
leading to the contest about to be Inaugumted
weredisciused everrwhere, and as a general
thing Napoleon had few to argue that be was
right in precipitating war upon Prussia.
Merchants blessed with a large stock of for
eign goods seemed In no wise worried, for
they shrewdly calculated hose much such
goods would go up In prices ere many days,
and ilourand grain denim" who have a stock
op hand also rejoiced over the from ape
comer). stand polot. Last night the excite
meat reached a high pitch among our German
fellow citizens and they were every where
seen on the streets congregated In knots ana
-1 lously and earnestly discussing the war prob
abilities. The beer saloons were crowded t,
their tamped capacities. and the health of King
William of Prussia, of Bismarck and the sc
' revs of Northern Germany was drank so oft a en
and rn enthusiastically as to leave no doubt no
to where stand the Germans In their setups.
The more._ Intelligent look on
the our as a very unfortunate pro
ceeding. calculated to bring about no
good whatever, but they hold that Prussia
could do a alight else but resent the arrogance
of the French Emperor. They believe that
Prussia Is a fair match for France and confi
dently expect Napoleon to be driven and wied In the Om Im m van
forc
es. However the p on n t under ng tlna h e
the military powef - Of the French and look for
long and tedious war which may spread
nil ever Europe; before' the end of next Au
gust.
Never since the war times In our own coun
try have we observed so notch excitement or
heard so timbh Military talk yes on yesterday
and last tight, and the struggle between
'France and Prussia will keep oar Peolde ex
cited and feverish for news till peace is again:
declared.
POTATO DIGGER
A New ad — te . alla l ti n tare Farm
n. Implemem
On Thursday last, seated behind one of An
dy Jackman', best Num-outs," In company
with one of the inventors, John Ilan, Jr., 11.
D. Lung, EMI.. of ngrieultural notoriety, nod
Mr. Martin Zeigler, of Park k Dean, we made
a trip to "McKee's Hocks," by it pleasant tithe
on the South Side. We hod a One 4iew of the
cities, and surroundings, passing many ele.
/rant residences, amongVbitil, are those of H.
C. Sawyer, Esq., Mr. Musick, oar Jovial, gomi
friend John McKee. F.sq., and kothers. The
object of the trip wan to witnesk the trial of
Mr. Hall's patent “PotntoDigger," This took
place on the One fruit and extensive garden
farm of James Sherldnu And son, at 3lcKee's
Itorke. on e of *behest cult tvated in the comi
ty. After noting the line promise of tottint,es
nod other of the WOO sheiks nod gourd fami
ly the - digger" was put to test, It being in
the midst of early potato harvest. Its
i
u
working
fan I
bte it
number of fan as
ners nod gardene y
rs. q
and
highly satisfactory. Indeed, It wits looked ou
with astonishment nod delight, and more than
met the expectation. :of its friends. It woo
onemted by one man common horses. with
much futility on plow: did nut
chuko or clog, and took a row itt a time. and
so perfectly did It throw out an d separate the
potatoes. leaving them on the top of the
earth, that the most caret ul examination eikuld
not and a single one covered or linden. An
Idea of Its tap:nifty cnn be (mutant from a re.
cord of time made, the horses moving nt
slow. steady step. tine row, four hundred
feet. In one minute and n hair. the yield of pa
(atone token picked being a little over three
bushels, or at the ride of ninety bushels per
hour. A man digging bv hand required three
hoots to dig the rows ntljolaing, yet he worked
stemly. The team did not tire, or show the
fatigue of ordinary plowing. The Inventor Is
ta r citizen and a leading mechanic, John lion.
Jr., of the family of Halls. whole plows are
cell and favorably known In all parts of the
ivilized world. lie has spent years In Invent
ing and perfection. this implement and now
places It before the community In n funn so
simple that any fanner or_ gardener can use it
who can handle a plow. wit hi np, too, alai
sixteen dollars, pitmen It 'the reach ,ir
all, and every man who mites al; acre of pota
toes would sere money nod labor by having
o e qu a l lypenttes either In hills or drills, mud
Is Well caleuinted to il
dig turnips, ene
ma, beets or any other root crops, and leave
the ground level end well pulverised. We look
upon this invention na the must important one
•since the Introduction of the iron mould board
plow, and it cimuot fall to baleen encounsging
effect lu stimulating the productlou of the po
tato!. the most Important of all
The State Iluanl of Alichigun at one esculents.
thne of
fered Ore hundred Malian premium fora suc
cessful patatoe digger. The one offered cost
four hundred and fifty dollars and required
two men and four horses to draw It. and It
NCI. not Se practical a mnehine or did iti work
so well as the one ; elf which we write. The
Z r r A a gT h tl? ' o"
Son's. tea V= street,
The Weekly Ii•SHMO
The IC/mice Gager= 111 the lamest: cheap
er and belt family newspaper published In
Penney leant. It presents each week. In con
venient quarto fore., forty-eight solid columns
of rending matter, original and selected, and
made up to cult the wants of coun t ry -
It la thoniughly reliable In politics. ntivocat,
leg the protection of home labor and the gen- -
end principles of the great Union Republican
party. Carefully edited agricultural columns,
prove a valuable fentnre to the farmer, while
the Literary, Religious, Political, Telegraph
and Georm . .l . pho.ot Ospassnxlsts are kept op to
the fullest requirements of a live. Mr...-
Ave. enterprising and successful family news
paper. The dry goods, grocers, and produce
Markets arc freshly and correctly reported In
each edition, and the full reports of cattle
sales and operations here and elsewhere for
the current week are regularly furnished
Two editions are Made, one on Wednesday
and one on Saturday, in order to cult the
country malls, ands subscriber. should dreg
'nate which day's publication they desire. A
very Limited number of unobjectionable b I.
vertiscands are Published in the Wccar.r
Gagsres, as the space Is too valuable to be
used for other than news purposes.
Terms per year One cosy. ft 50; In clubs
of Lee, fl S; In clubs of ten. $1 Li, and a
copygratultons to the getter up of the club.'
specimen copies are sent free post paid teeny
address. •
The Prettiest Wonsan In New York. Miss
K—, :teen known In our fashionable 'made
for her dist/none aopeornnce and beautiful
complexion, was once elation-, rouet-skinned
girl, chngrined at her ned, freckled face. She
pitched Into lingsn's Magnolia Mahn, and Is
in w
nm a r n y .T o i mpex c o over co me . hraecm
les. tan, sallowness, moth-patches.ring-marks.
etc.. nod makes one lobk ten years younger
than they are. Magnolia Balm for in trans
en eat complexion. and Lyon's Knthairon to
make the hair plentiful. luxuriant, soft and
delicate, have no dill. The Katheiron pre
vents the hair from turning gray; eradicates
dandralf, and is the best and cheapest dres
sing to the world. „
The hest of yesterdar was almost unendu
rable, and all who could; sought the cooling
breezes outside the city. Many of those wile
could not follow this plan did what was the
next best method—dropped In at I - mm*lmo a:
Cu.'s. corner of SmithflOd street nad Diamond
ally.and melded and refreshed themselves
with a delicious dish of Ice cream. The same
Plan can be punned with prof t to-day.
New that war has been declared null the
'pro.peot• are too sadly brilliant for general
European skirmish, roam. persons will be lea,
log our shores for the scene of conflict, and all
who go front Pittsburgh should first secure
one of those dtout and beautiful travelling
trunks
With t o fromtheir ba Ideblee g s No.age 104 Wood street.
m g
the trip will be thereby will be Cafe, and rendered much
more agreable.
- -
Oa et
rotahe most difocult Seem:lodations to
secure
cheerful, nlry and cool bedroom, considera
tion welch cannot be overlooked this warm
weather. Suffering humanity who hove been
almost roosted alive in other quarters holed
try the Girard House, Allegheny. Captain
Lightoap bale inside - this a speciality in his
hotel. and boarders will God it Just the place
for them. .*
tante Porn!Ahem Goods In every verletY
Thy. Bows. Collars, Suepehders. &c.. et th
new stand int:whim( store, No. al Fifth avenue
JIVO. DACOLLMAN & CO.
•
Mewl G. Male. Merchant Tailor. ham Just
received a Mtge assortment of linens and el
paccas, also a complete usortment of goods
for summer wear generally, corner P enn
'avenue and Sixth street. tf
---aim— ------
~.,
a gilfa i nt;ittent, ::t. the new geld lain;
s re. Tao. Dmiti.x.tar & C 0...;,
No; W Fifth avenue.
IlemeMber theme delicious daily. dinner
lunchei at the Continental, Fifth avenue, be.
lo • the posted/Ice. • .
Time Is Money—Merchants "aye both by
Macs at the Coo tinental, Flftkavenne, betow
the pustotnces
•
You'll never se... Lakin
Continental, ^ dinner at the
ofue. avenue. below the post-
Prear, DANriALis Ai Co., deliver their
cream ale to all parte of the city,Binulng.
Dam and Allegheny, and 814 promptly
by rail and boat.
DIED:
PETERSON—On 'Monday evening_ Jr., 10
Wolof% MUDS UOll.lll. Y.. 0 of Labia, Jr ituf
leaf. 11. reibll 14 wombs.
?fulcra' from the mid.. of his parent.. our.
oar of J.laLs .0 ?fable stmts. Alice.. oily,
TEM ♦rf OuN, at 3 &do.. Tba friluadr of
the fafallrans respootfally Writ. to
7 M o =Y
?Alit
7.0 00 hl. ace.
The funeral will take place from his late resi
dence. N0..04 Chatham street, To• Der; lOth
lost.. at 3 o'clock Y: re. The friends of the family
en, mapectfolly Melted to attend,
Ale", 5 . , nr"Trarm:r.l::,;blroLtirgt
17th re.,14
Fennel from the residency of her Maher.
MlllllBl7 11111. at lulf.put. bo o'clpct, 00 Ssis.
mani ArrkinthooN. ferries. Marc ralinian
Samson's *Soca:mon of Seventh avenue and
Smithfield street, at 15; o'clocli.
Jr' EZ.Uto7o,Pglym.7°,;44 fi
her WO year.
runarat at 9 o'clock 7ms MORMNO. from the
raddence of her tharbter. Mn. Inits, Mb. 13
Scott alley. to :maned to St. Mary , . C. 1.0.7.
Mends of the family are Welted to attend.
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How a Preach Novel Itzaebed IU
I:=2
What's literary, fame? The Monegaa
queo (don't you know what a Monegasque
is? • Well, It Is an inhabitant oP - Monaco)
!all firmly- believe that Meunier, the newly
elected Acadendow, is an umbrella met-
Chant. There was once in Paris a poor
devil, who,. Ott the point of starvation,
proved himself a man of resources. He
proposed to a noted publisher to dispose
of air the books in attack which no one
Could be induced to buy. Hls offer was
net:Nitta& and away he went to Nice,
where he opened a little shop,and his first
cane of booka.• He made a face; the case
contained the entire fired edition of a novel
entHled "3fajor Fridolin,," by X. Moonier.
Alt, elel! At that time the races Were
held at Longchamps, where a sportsman
named Major' Fridolin had successfully
run his horse against several noted Eng
lish trotters. All France wan' gloriously
eacited, of amts,,, spent the victory over
perfidious Albino. "I am Raved!" thought
the man of resource; and insttlittiv he
plaateded the walls of Nice with a glow.
iug poster announcing that "Major Frido
lin, not only a wonderful, sportsman, but
one of!the most distinguished writers of
the age, was .abut to publish a terrible,
pathetic, enchanting and.piquant romance
worthy of Balm. himself." Then off he
rushed to a printer's and hid the title of
the whole. edition changed to "X. Mar
utter, Romance by Major Fridolin." In
tellectual frenzy among ;the dwellers pis
Nice. No one could esteem himself a nt n
of the world. until heeould say that lie
bad read the delightful romance .written
by the celebrated Major. When the man
of resource left Nice he had sold
three-quarters of the edition. Ile jour.
neyed to Mortar" and tried-the mine rune.
- But the Mouuganques didn't like the book;
nobody wanted to know the history of X.
Moonier. Our friend developed a new
ravishing. Ito. Paris he
had formerly manufactured varnished pa.
per cones! Brilliant thought! "Again I
um savedl" So the rest of the Major
Fridolins were used in Making splendid
paper omen, through whose varnish lie
permitted to appear only the name of the
firm ;X. Moonier. Then he posted, "Hal,
Monte de Menace! OM world-renowned
manufacturer of umbrellas to the Parisian
nobility hoe again distinguished Mandell'
by a new nod brilliant invention, the pa-
I per vane. t It is carried by all the most
elegant Men of Paris, and Las even been
presented at Court.. Buy only those amt's
bi . l4fifig Ilit .. natme of the juntivcelebrated
Inventor. X. Moonier!" Paaltionable !
frenzy among the Ilmtegasques. The
edition was exhausted in two dugs and
the Ingenious umber telegraphed to the
publisher - Seto, more Ifollir
instantly!" • - Astonishing!" murmured
OM publisher; - what a literary success:if
!Hel had not at leaf of Major Fridulitio, but
he hastened fo reply: "I'll reprint." Si,
he reprinted and sent the tweond edition
to Monaco. The ranee became imputir
throughout the surrounding country, and
edition after edition wait remontelensly
taken to pieces. The poor devil left Monaco
rich, the publisher diseolved his
wits in wonder,and Marmier exulted over
the immense SUMO/. Of his book. It is
thou that .Verivr Fridolin reached its sev
enth edition; to the paper canes its author
owes lain new title of Atmlemicinn.
The Declaration of Independence.
The Philadelphia Ledger says
A discussion Inns recently taken place
iu Boston in reference to the correct
phralleology of the Declaration of lode.
tnendence. The printed oration of Mr.
William Everett, delivered in Boston on
July .Ith, 1870, gives "all men are horn
free and equal" as the leading principle
of the famous Declaration, whereat that
instrunnent - reads. "all men are - created
equal." The orator, however, assert,. that
iu his spoken oration he made nee of the
correct sentence. This mistake. is the
printed copy of the oration has caused an
investigatum Into the historr tit the seem.
timent, from which it appears that the
Virginia hill of - Blew,. dawn up by
George Mason and adopted on June 12th,
1776, anteing the phrase "all men are by
nature equally free and Independent. 4 In
Jefferson a first draft of the Declaration
the sentence road "all men are created
equal and independent." The Declaration
of Independence of the foyovring July
reads "all men are mated equal."
llne declaration of rights of the inhab
itants of Pennsylvania, passed by • Con
,vention, sitting front Jely 15th to Septem
ber 28th, 1778, reads, "All men are born
(smelly free and independent." The Bill
of Itiglapi of Itlesseshusetts, drawn up by
John Adams In 1799, rends, "all men are
born fine and equal:' though the words
as originally reported by the. committee
were, "all men are born equally free and
inflenendssas!L_lrcessthera.anthaelt.ler ft
seems that George Mason's draft of tine
Virginia Bill of Bights wan the common
mom source front which all the subsequent
expressions were 'obtained The princi
ple, however, nun . be traced to much earlier
writers, including Locke and Sidney, and,
according to Sir Robert Filincr to C
nal Bellannin, who lived bet Ween 1542
and 11121.
A Mad Dog in a Drawing Boatas..A
Gentleman Palnhilly
Desperate Struggle.
From the fit. Louis Republican, July 11.
Mr. John J. DaleY, of the firm of Daley
3: Boaz, booksellers and :stationer*, was
severely and painfully bitten by a mad
dog yesterday morning at his residence
on Pine street, between Ewing and Oar.
rinon avenues. The rabid animal rushed
Mtn the house from the street, and by its
wild demeanor caused aprnic among the
maid servants. It foundits way Into the
drauing room, and Mr. Daley being in
formed of his wheresbontn, he proceeded
with a broom is his hand to drive it out.
It unfortunately happened that the brute
wan in a place where the gentleman did
not }rem Ire it, nod it •soddenly Jumped
on to him, lilting Lim on the leg. A ter.
rifle struggle then ensued between Mr.
Daley and the dug• The drawing mom
table, glasses and ornaments were
knocked into a heap, Mr.. Daley invaria.
bly falling among them. In the melee;
the mad dog seized a cat, which was in
the room and bit it severely. Further dis
aster was prevented by the timely arrival
of a policeman, who killed both the cut
and the dog. Mr. Daley was found to
have been badly bitten, and medical aid
was immediately sent for. 1/r. Boisliniere
and another physician attended the
wounded gentlemtn.and treated him with
the utmost care. The lacerated portion
of the leg wan cut out and cauterized,
and the patient is now doing an well as
can be expected. The encounter with the
dog wan a most exciting and desperate
struggle, and will never be forgotten by
those who witnessed it.
The Chinese
•
The Anti.Coolle Associaticm of San
Fnincisco ims recently made -a report to
the Board of Health of that city on the
condition of the Chime quarter. It is
stated that from 200 to 300 Chinese lodge
at night in one haunt', that 601110 bonees
have five hundred and othem hare one
thousand lodgers. A three-Story building
nn a lot fifty feet Square, called the (Hobe
hotel, has 2,300 inmates. From the baBO.
ment to the roof.of.• the dwelling.,
about the Rise of a coins are fitted up for
lodger.. The ground le alio scooped
out into s ubterranean apartments, where
gambling is going on night and day, and
where other worse crimes are committed.
It le also alleged that la these under.
ground recesses subterranean courts,with
judges and executioners, are held, and
that the penalty of death Is inflicted upon
such of the Chinese. as ma_y_rereal the
secrets of the ormuileation. This May be
considered as rather doubtful.. The offen
sive odor arising from these crowded,
filthy and abominable quarters - Is de
scribed AS - sickening in the extreme, and
the Board of Health Is requested to exam
ine into and purge the dwellings of the
Chinese, so as to.preritst the occurrence
of Asiatic Plagues Which American phyel
danis cannot controk.V.:••
A rnorosat. to bay - and` preierve the
Uade
.Hill Louse and given& as anatlensi
memento to Ltlckstat has _been 54 on foot
in English IltenarY cireles,,, It is sag- ,
gested that the house shall be ietainea
by the family of the deceased for a term
of years, at die expiration of which, with
their consent, the place will, he held In
trusteeship as a tuitional memorial.-
ADviexe from Constantinople state that
the Sultan ordered the BtLd Vizier ieTin.
point a commission of three members to
immediately visit France sod England -to
study the system of the emuitruction of
houses in Pads mid Landon, to order to
adopt for the Turkish capital t "mode of
building which will avoid for the future
any recurrence of a cOntINTM .
—A difficulty occurredTtituidny nt Paducah
between Cnpt. J. W. Troyer. al steamer A.
Maker, find Bush Mortiultdm clerkal=
EN = =let lariat neel o 4 4.
T.tr :
boats are
a. a p p o
firr" b r X * . . 1 1 :
' l b
ibo
the cultednation at bitteeneno
.1i a
i r te for
was
Inotn bles z i tly . :f
I tte h tal r e. ed
dol
BEATER FALLS, PA.
Dead "lima of Methodist Clirch..
(Correspondence of Pittsburgh Ofizett:ed
Ngni BRIGHTON, July 15, 1870.
The Methodist Church of Beaver Falls,
whose organiXation we reported throUgh
the (.I.a#lglif a little over a year age, has
just completed and ready for use a neat,
substantial house of worship, 'of gothic
archittkiture, 42x60 feet, which, (D. V.)
will be dedicated to the service of Al
mightif flod on next Sabbath, July 17,
1870. -]
Rev'ifs. W. Collier, 1). P. W. Reeves - ,
P. P. 0, Westfall,ll. IV, Burns, et. al.
are SZpected to participate in the services.
A general incitation is extended to pastors
and people of the' neighboring Thumb...,
Thin Is the third church edifice that has
been erected in this town within a year,
and hall been built before, making in all
lour good churches for . this four year old
town. May each pm..., a bethel indeed.
Yours, Sm., S. F. C.
•Tue folloning circular lins been leaned
hr the Sulierint.•ndent of the Union Pa•
',eifie
GEN . LSUPERINTKNDENT's OFFIWE, t
OMAHA. San., July T, 1810 ~
j
To prevent the necessity of replying
specially•to numerous enquiries regarding.
dmcplis s lnnu Indians on tile - line of the
I nion ir acific road,l would state, that I
fun informed that from the opening of the
road to July, 18611, and from that day to
the present time, during whichl have had
charge, no passenger has been molested
or any passenger car interfered .With in a
single instance. That those portions of
the road where Indians occasionally cross,
anti indeed all stations through the Indian
country are well and thoroughly guarded
by init ial States troops, infantry at sta
tions, with cavalry 'scouting and co-ope;
rating therewith, all under command of
MAI lien. C. C. Augur.
The Directors and other officers of the
mad and their 'families are passing over
tlije line without hesitation . or fear. - I
helve recently passed days upon and over
the whole line, and can say with iswfset
truth that I felt as free from danger as if
traveling iii ant part of the 1 - nion. My
own family and lady friends have had the
mine experience and testify to the smite
feeling of perfect securitv To their tes
timony might Inc adde t( hundreds of
others. . C. (1, HAMMOND.
tieneml Superintendent.
P. S.--Seniuttional . 1 ewpaper items
should Jae read with allo anye.
ladle& difficulties occu ring in interior
1 .
districts at great distances from the road,
are frequently telegraphed from stations
on the line of U. P. It. It., thereby giving
false impressions of Insecurity to passen.
gers, when no count for fear exists.
CARBOLIC SALVE,
Made with pore CARBOLIC ACID, which, 1. need
In Hospitals by direction of Eminent Physicians.
has already Droved ILeolt to be the snuelsorrily end
rjrctual intro fur all Ataihroant Sures and Ulcer..
and fur Berns, Colt. Wuunds.isnd all Sklntliseases
nu eimr as a Rapid Curative Agent has yet been
dtseurered. VIDCB. 23 CENTS.
ALSO. . •
Henry's Insect Powder,
Fur the Destruction of 11.0ACUYN, BED BUDS,
ANTS. Ac. PRICE. *3 CENTS. at
L.II.ROSENBACH'S
••..
Patent Medicine Depot,
140 SMITHFIELD ST.
JUST ARRIVED.
Another lin. %ICU Lee Handeeeke
Plated Bracelets,
AT $3 PER PAIR,
AT
Mrs. S. C. ROBB'S
•
No. 91 Federal St., Allegheny.
HILLIARYGOODS and will be
mold afirnif Ireltrii owl for MI dam. ,
JOHN M. COOPER Sz CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCONOTITE AND ROLLING MILL
BRASSES
Made Promptly to Order.
BABBITT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand.
.ropristms Iteaufseturvn of
J. M. Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
STEAM! PUMP.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Penn Avenue Extension.
SEALZD PROPOSALS will be nroeired until
3 o'clock r. se of MONDAY. the Rath Inst.. for
the tirading and Curbing of all that fart of Penn
avenue, gem between Butler. and Forty.llllth
" Te t!' arritone b iatiat be of Freeport. r Baden
IWne, and not less than S fent In length e ' acta, old
n other respect.comply with the requirements of
the city ordinances rebitlvettfiereto.
Pima chewing the amount mid extent of the
Mark to be done. will be Pined at the aloe of the
City EnZneer. to whom care all proposals directed
tu the Boardof Commieslowere may be sent.
Terms MR be mak. or 7 per cent. Ply bonds.
pent:4e 1:1 yams after Sete and free from taxa.
Ron, ite shall be agreed neon.
The Board
Boutnowirs he rigift to relent all bids.
Hy order of the ot of,Commlasioners for Ito-
PMeausatit of Nan annswe , from 44th to Butler
street,
Juißaa 3. If. STOMP:, Secretary.
Fifty _ , Dollars Reward!,
-The able reward win be paid by the Part Com
mission of the City of Allegheny: fur the appre
hension and conviction of any of the' persons
found malty of dwindling the Park Grounds on
the moredoil of 1017 Ed. A number of the plants.
toren and tries trete upreoted. le addition to a
violation of the ruled of the Part In other re
ePecte, and. the Cumniimion are determined b.
spas. eo expen.e M britidnil She ofeadere to Jus
tine and pantabint them to the furthest extent of
the law. By order of the Part Comalulun: -
Jell
: 1. R. OXLEY. BecnitarY.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS.
Jostreadved.• large uld Sue wortaaent of New
oVr Agoic. •
ikdooNia.
JAPAN.
tIOUCIIONO.
•
Buyers Us Invited to call sad SEZB3 I / 2 e the stuck
e quality acid intim will he fur the lutenist of th
plarcemeer.
tYMMfminl
of A cri ,lo • o % "' rues d zien... 1.4.1 C; "4 6.1111, " b7 W .
EDWARD UNAZIATON.
,parrs-1 , Noe- 21111. ad ZIP Dhuswed liquaro
Livingston &
Manafactater of LlullT GREY IRON
♦ Co. ,
(3ASTINGS. •
Light croak oar opoOlailLi t ar n folg.
, pn ,th itt
fliWtar and Oats
winks of Wrm' ilardiart always on ban
Woltz, soar Outer Da A Ingtmay
Qtf addraaa. Lock Boni+ Rata-
•---
tAitaIERINff CURED.—Prof.• N.
• niskrzcsima No. 1713 Chestaot AMA.
P IladaJpo a, whose mem rho can. of Sim
ararlarrood WI orb.. holoottlaumts of mama. has
berm so Immutable. 0111.0.04 n tour twits to Mtn
.117. .d 0111 alre .pedal attention to the Nn of
all dents to that on ofthe vocal oryarm • The
nenAY nttast U. oh ility nod
oncoenn n th• relief aad num of persona Wan af
flict...l. Prof NATON any Sooakaallad. for the
i v, .1 the oak% of SLOAN, ZINO Oa t , No.
Volnrrn AvaNrg. Plitaborgb." - 1%04 for cir
ca Jonadlei
CHARLES P. STILWIII.7, . •
Carpenter and Bulkier,
vrui promptly Wands° ill U
tley
41,Yobbt work.
01.1 sad 7. ,n.r risframcle=yairitottk
dalsax ugg Ami) Tu ra i rmo ornair or
Cfce.ii2 Fifth avlatrue.
"guru,. rm. Ate '
s/2;lll.shriesitaZsdAti
.• ~
R UBBER. TIMING:
. ,
Aug..almitmftwTeiing...ftwu
=I
111=I
Anita bar bII MI
DIVIDENDS
PYITSBEndp , JBi7 13, 1870.
.13T. THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
of the coLemniA O 1 L COMPANY have
Dlie day deelau'effs Dividend. No. 3ti, of
THREE (31 PER CENT. -
On the Capita.' Stock. payable -MONDAY. I NAL. Inst . .
• lallzo.l A. I'. MeGREW. Secretary.
Owner or TIM - •
BIS FRANKLIN 1.1.11.11NCE COMPANY. I
Nn. 41 Oblo t.
Atutonear. Pa., 3011 tl b . 11.70
gylllE BOARD OF DIRF.CTORS
INlLpave this hare, y dcled a dend 01 ONE
iiy i.la i mr .. a . payable In ash on and alter
Itiratt
OFFICE Or The CAKII INRCHAIIICE COMPANY,
Prroihruou, July 3th. IS7O.
IErDITIDEND.--The Mani or Di,
LECTORS hors. this day desisted IMF'.
dend of TEN PER CENT. len of the Went. of
the lost . 1 . months.l.l.eble On demaud.free of
tax.
Juta •• ------ - -
JOSKPII T. JOHNSON. Secretary
C' 13,0,
Prt - Tsurnon. 1.13.. July 3. 1810.
[CrTHIS BANK •HAS THIS DAT
declared a Dividend .;.f FIVE (31 PLR
CNNT. lon of the earnin,es of the last shrhon-Ihg.
PaYable on demand. . '
111...59 IV. Y. MORGAN. frothier.
U . - DIVIDEND NOTICE.
TUR tIRCdYh NATIoNA
The Directors of MD Bank Taro this dsr decllared
• dividend of ME PEE CENT. out of the Prollte
of the last six months, payable forthwith.
Jud:sCil
.1. N. DAVIDSON, Cashier.
Dy . NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY.
—The lioaril of Director, of this Dank
base declared a dividend of FIVE t3t DER CENT.
oat of the profits of thr f 1144 air mouth, payable
us end after July Ilith.
ROBERT J. ÜBEEIt, Carhier.
1 . 111,0,1111. 10 If 1. 1 h 7 O. j. 0,2
[l:3. XASITA IC DECOSIT 1
.sAvi No s
DANK.—The Directors of thly Bunk have
ly declared a Dividend of EWE ,a) PEE
on the Capital 'Stock. pnyable on and after
th net., free of taz.
GED. C. WeLEA.N. Castile
Lt•aml. , Jai, AA. 11470. lap at,
this du
czyr.
tee 14t
KLI,TUNC It.
P1,311U1(011, July RAS
sta.
'OTICE.—The Directors or this
•.ok ha p ' this day declared. Dividend
t PER CEtiliy. on the Capital !Rock. pay.
Vockbeidern , ou and after the 15th Diet.
• GEO. T. VAN DUREN. Outlier.
HTIDEND. NOTICE.
of F 01.7
able to
_Juana'
C 322!
MA NI,A4 Tt•ur.llB NAT'L
/ . 1111.111:1mU. J ul y JUL 11070.
frectors of this Bank hare Ulla day de-
Dividend
of
FIVB PER CY.NT. on the
lock out of the ton.nta of the /est Mx
payable tos demand. free of taxes.
• JOHN sCOTT, atahler.
Tbs I
dared
capital
months
pr mill
or
o:r
•
r
I
e or Int tygont.lng Insgiugre C 0../
Prrrslir non. Julyh • 876. •
ITIDENIE No. 11.9. 3t The Board
of Director% of this Company hare this
areda dividend of FOl:R . llol.l.Aftti per
tee o f taxes, out of the earnings of the
• months. parable on and after the Ilth
I follows: TWO Dollars pee share in rash.
' Der share to be crudites] on Stock
day de
s e.
har
lut • •
In•t.. Si
mad Tw
Notes.
jot: xf
W3I. F. GAitUNKR. Secretary
ALLTOTITNT NATIONAL RANK. I
PITTAIIITMOILJUIT2.I37B.
DT.THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Bank have this th e
declared a dividen of
FIVE PER CENT. on the Capita/ Etock. no tof
the earelnev el the lest 3LT month., payable forth
with, Inept all tar.
Jake. 4 MeCANDLENN.
Avetstant Ca3bler.
Er QUARTERLY DIVIDENII
YIIWT 'NAT. BANK. Prnisortrou . PA
The Plisse:il k :T=l ' l[l 'h T"'"C°"'"4".),
0,0
0.7
~00,0,1 base this say de-
CENT. oh the Capital Stock_ mil or 7ll th i e lE hro K its ß o ß t
the last three woma.
Stateend(RieernmeisOlV."Wiu'h."b.r"a ut
J. U. scutty. Cashier.
==!r!
)VI ttLL i e 171 . rill,o;Co..r. tyDIVIDEN President endD
int. 4,re ibiref(i,`g"ll7, for snot-
er opponite
Pittaborpti. tne county of this
day dedseed a Dividend of ON DOLLAR e AND
FIFTY CENTS on rash dome of the Capital grunt
g U lt a s =lhaTZT4 "T.JZOilfrlr
Wig. ROSEBURG. Treasurer..
ry -. PITTSBUIIGII NATIONAL
WOOD PA7lsf nclim. 11147), " "
Directors of this Hank have s day delt — rld h rt
Dividend of SIX 'PED. CENT. O Ut of the mina I
the lam Ms months, Dee of thcrent sot tax
able on demand.
JOSICPU If. HILL. Cashier.
PA.. July !S. 1870. PM
ELLNK.
Plrrserstrn4 July I.t. 1810. (
crrTRE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
of Ude Bukhara MD day declared • eemi
annual dividend of SIX PER CENT., payable to
Stockholders on and alter the 11th Inst.
Johal2l WE. FLOYD. Cashier.
MCCELLNICIS NATIONAL BANK. ,
Prrrouructa..Bl, 1.1870. I
•
01... A D11111E111) OF SETEN PER
CENT% free of Saxes. It 111 he Ohl3 to the
aw.ockliolgers. of this Bank. on and after TGEN
HAY. J. 17
intsl6 JOHN G. MARTIN. Cashier.
VAHHnIa
DEPOHIT SAIIONAL HANK.)
Yrrtwaritutt. July 1.1 ;
g-THE BOAItD OF . DIRLeTORs
01 thin Dank have deolsred • dividend of
SIX PER CENT.. not of the prolits of the last six
mthonthe. Perstble forthwith. free'of tax.
• Jullate • F. 7. ETEPHIMISON, Cutiler.
Prue Lie PAVING, BANK Or ALLLattary.
Corner of Yedend sad lridock aLreeta.
rex We. 1870.
ay. THE DIRECTO/LS Or TO tl
Hank have Ms day declared • dleldeud of
PEPE PER CENT. outut the prodta of Ric last
Mx mouth, payable on and after Jo ly lat. IM7O.
free of tax. R. P. YOUNG.
Jefßid Citable,
aDIVIDENII NOTICE.--The
RUN till Mat O CY) . TY1,97,7; 1 1.;1=1;
dividend of riva PER CENT. dent of I.loirern•
mitt Tax, oat of the emulous of the pent sin
months. payable to the stockholders or their Irytal
senmentatives on and after July Ist, at the Mee
of
the
"P'".
th IPMMI;3 ' I I Ie. President.
Joe. rib 1870. 'At=
ZNIIMPIII. I . :NCR/IV. Co
071/ICIII or SIM
le Pittsburgh' Po ..
JON: 14 . .11876.
arTHE DIRECTORS HITE THIS
ear declarer a eetol-annual dirldeaki of
TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE,
free of Goren:jaunt Tax. payable at the office,
leo: 4121 Petill sheet. on and after Julr o l.
forr7rTS. • J.J.ALDOITZ thermion.
i:JI e.! Li it:Lei v (*) 3{;:,
undendgned hare
cbartered.the Steam Ferry Bost, Copt. W.
C DENNY, and Wt inn her as o Berry on and
Mkt - Joh. Gibbons Bliarrieburg to Pittsburgh side;
until the Sbarpstinnt Bridge le rebuilt.
vrm: IL BLANEY.
_Jul: W. A. syltocL.
OPrlce PlTlNetrealli AND llosTOsc 1141Nieo C0..1
Pirrentritalf. done 22d. INTO. 5
Er SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
uotwcas,—in., .111 I. a Apecial meet.
leg of the Stoekhohters of the - PITITAII.IIIGIi
AND BOSTON MLNING COMPANY OF PITTS
BURGIS," held At the otOoe of the Company. to
the City of Plttshatab, a:4 o'clock P. s., on
WEDNESDAY, 87th Day of July, proximo
Br urder lbe Board o ibroetore.
MEM
IM:MMTE
ar BOUNTY.
$lOO Bounty Collected
•
Per ad soldiers who enlisted betwareaMay 4tb.ead
3 nlY *Ad 1841. who were disebamed for disabil
ity before sentry lard ferirs.ead who bare bereto
nre repaired tto bazar.
Tbn nndemiened has rammed his alike to tu.
elite Didl r ddal,eorneilltzth avenue sod Smitbdeld .
street: and is now prepared to collect elsdins speed
mks!, modetram talk, till on,oreddress, with
stamp, T. BROWN,
asbia Agent, Osten% Budding,
Ginner Sl th seems and Smithfield street,
PlUsbnek,
P.
,PUBLIC IVOTICE.—Hating been
eppoletwt OAS and UAEIMETER INSPEC
TOR fur Allegheny comfy. notice t• hereby elven
Wet mall the tthwathanty ones sad bleelnaleal Tatt
ing btu:item eau be melded. I will be Tome at
the Or TUE NATIONAL TOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS, Tweaty-thlwl street, neat
Pena. Plitsbiro. •
U. U. SWIM
rriEl
Om and lies Meter Inspector.
KrMONONGAHELA•INCLINE
PLANE.—NOT/CB—Thn Inane. will be
open for Pas/wagers and Freight basinems NVERY
MOBBING at $ o'clock, and .1U close at 11 P.a.,
001113eCtIng with the Let car from Pittsburgh cm
the Pittaburgh and Birmingham Passenger Run,
Bstylg
POLITICAL
03• FOR COUNTY COILITISSIONITIL
• GEORGE MUT,
of .36,41.11 Township, subJect lo The dean= a
the Union Republican County Convention. •
apletdat
E G-Fout;X: V iTY COMMISSIONER.
• • BENJAMIN DOUTHETT,
Of Indiana township, is a candidate for CowitY
Curandstoner, In subordination su the decision of
the Itepubilean Convention. Est =oft, to rebus.
_jun-wows.
NNORTH CANAL STREET IN THE
• • ItOROLITGI Of BIIARIABLIRG.—The en
gr=srirrehlltriletTh suer A~mak.
5°" ' .4 20 y Wri, Prill7el"l'rtott,ll
to the douse of thou. appointment. • M.
GEORGE BRAWDY.
: 1 1 .41 . 8?&C=1.,
•
THOMAS 11: Glll5Oll. Berm.
IhAlsels A. ELELY.Bgromery. 7u1t33
. .
ClTTEnounin'e Omer. t
MILT OF Al.t.tanrer.Jely 13: IST& L
NOTICE.—The assesament 'for :the
of the SEW= au.ltiddl•
Eenit=Lee to hesopeon dont, la sow
reedY for_asendeetion end
O
be teen 00 Ms
Mee t. on p la w iltrita. l 2:l pa . l a le t rit IL
to were makes for paytotret of the
Clf
/Snag
INSI7RANCE
cC THE CRITERIONOF Ex.
The Empire Mutual
•
Ha Se-hiellM a success almost unparalleled to the
hbtOrr u 1 Llle
. .• . . .
ORGANIZED 4.IPRIL 8, 1869
13usinez;s of die Company
13=1
Whole Nnmber of Pteimea Issued , ifp
Total Premiums "11
Amount Insured
Rat. a Claims and Esp. to Total It ' s0 5 mil. : i
never}atio f all (..ompanies
FM. 1
1 0 0 Llabilitlea the Empire has Len
of Aasetta.
Arenas Amount of Policies .... ar
Total Asst. .000
$lOO.OOO Cash Capital deposited ea We
Plate and the blilattCvl securely inrested.
I=
Manager for Welters. Pennsylvania.
Otbou TN TOURTII AV ENV Pittsburgh. Po.
00 I, ANENTS. both. male nri.l tenual
wanted
AIefARLAND, S. H. HART AN
W. lVitt Pur.suor
lAISoN MlLLER,Seeretary.
Federal Insurance Co.
OF ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
OFFICE: Cor. Fr:lerol and Laced Olrrrli
•
imuianmUs:
qdward Greg', W. 0. Ulbson.
flakes. J , Kuhen.
.r.;sl - 11. 'Sorra
Wm. :+ehoyer, S. mu,mum: '
W. J. LanOtllt. I James Allison.
411'1.1.? F. M. 1.015. General Age
CHARTER 1829 PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN FIRE . INSUIL
-67 PIILLADELPIIIA.
OFFICE 433 AND 437 CIihTNUT STUMM',
Assets on Jan. Ist. 1870. 011.813.73.4 67
Coplua. 11190.000 00- Aeerped Surobie . and
noe
nay Policies on Liberal Te.oa. The timpani •
imbeaptdicles upon the Rents of all Rinds of
..thait
W. r4Mt_ IT=
lilchanlii. bane Lea, Uri. Vales. Alfred
l!er.Thmi.S Wm. S. Grant, ThomslElmstarus s..lanson.
A!M tn', 4. P l a
ceR.
CO. PALES, Preeident. 04
Ju. W. McAllister. BeereitszT.
T.ll
R"n"..
Vt/411.1
an.l3 Cot. Third Avianneand Woo aal d
R.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMFY
Of Pittsburgh
• ALEXANDER NIMICK. President -
. P. HERBERT. Vice President
PIM. P. HERBERT, Secretary. •
CAPT. OPAL NEELD. General Ueda.
Oil. Di Water street. Spring C 0.% Warehoose,'
op stMrs. Pittsburgh.
W.II Insure against all kinds of Me sad Marine
Risks. A home Institution. managed by Directors
who are well known to the community. and who
are determined by promptness and liberality to
maintain the character which they bane saanmed.
as
be
the best protection to those who desire
to be ineured.
DIIIECIVILS:
Aleandw lelinlck. , f John R. McCune,
It. Miller Jr.. 1 I Chas. J. amts.
James McAuley. i William N. Means,
Wiaa r racr Speer. ' Joseph
_Kirkpatrick.
woes. ,Cole
I I lt n . i flo i =
D. Dimwit, ' '
. au.l7
CASII INSURANCE COMPANY
Phelan's Building,
NO. ~./1 !VTR' AVNNLIE SECOND FLOOR.
FITTSBUNGD. PA.
CAPITAL ALL PAID UP
MILICCT0118:
iFt a . p & . WO.
Jelte McClure., Jtu. AL Batley;
TEumY • . JNo. JENNINGs. glourresldent
JOS. T. JOHNSTON, Secretary
. Capt. It. J. GILACK. General Agent.
INSURES ON LIBERAL TERMS ON ALL nag
AND MARINE. RISKS.
IZZ3
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
• Of Pittsburgh.
OFY/CE. NO. 67 YOUNTII ANENIJK.
two
nankin all klnde of Mr. and Merin
Mem
JOHN IRWLY, RI, President.
T. J. HOSKINSOIt. Vice President.
C.U. DONNNIA, neon.
CAPT. WM. DNAN. General Arent
Dtanctons:
T o .T ' A l l7sttnifp . O. G I O L It . , ._ T riv """cd4 n,
C. U. Hussey. • • Rouen 11. ' Dsorts,
fierce, Childs. • Hugh Fleming
&T,1!Vv. 1 ,1 . a.... • IpO.1 pO. -
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMFY
=I
A llomo Company, taking Vim mad Marina Risks.
. .
Wm. Phillips .
Cant. John L. Rhavels.
John Willt, Munn& P. Shrtver
John K. Parte. • • Charles Arbuckle,'
C. IL Love. Jared M. Brea,
Wm. Van Kirk,
James L. Verner,
..,.,.. Ern- F. ita .
WM. PILILLurn, Prrdent, 64z.i.
JOIIN WATT, Viet. 14sident.
W.V. GAltilliltit. Elecrolsre.
NATIONAL INSURANCE . COALP'Y.
con. FRODRAL 87% AND DIAMOND. ALLL.
(Mee. ill the SNCOND NATIONAL RANI
BOILDINU. •
W. W. MARTIN, President.
JOHN BROWN, Je.., Vice President.
'
JAM E. STRUM lON, necretary.
DIMIXTUISA:
JOtill A. Krim. !Jas. Lockhart. %hi. Myers.
Jas. Is. Gritham.i Robert Lea, C. C.
John Brovot. Jr.Heorge Gerst. 'Jacob KOK..
Thonipsort.l. McNutt/Nom
•
WALL PAPERS.
NEW WALL PAPER.
FOR SPRING SALES,
at No. 107 Market. SI. )
NEAR FIFTH AVE.
We now oeer to the wear • week of PAPER
HANGINGS oneorpallsed lo the West frr varlet!
Iv 1 1, =" f letrti . e,rriteifarol2 eniVIT;
DISSIGNI3 plain and beet onion, for Atellp
triMATI Roo ON, " 7II I Mb MIX and ttliall
talift/ nub
AVIt PAPERS.
BLANKS
as l do. An of which we pro ,
pow, to sell as low no the luottet to the market.
V.ll Ind M. at
No. 107 Market 01., near Filth Avenue.
JOS. IL lIUG.HIS & BRO.
mbLter.
WALL PAPERS:
811111161, 1870.
PRICES REDUCED.
40 INCUES twirls lints atjae Per roil. •
S lNEVlrlitig7.ll724.?. oo pe . ' 7lrol ' l ' L L
ELEGANT Fran& nod American Paper
m.uot specified above. superior to any assort
ent in the ooluitt7., Fur sale at
W. P. • MARSH/ILL'S
New
t. Trib4.r.i. and Retail Li=ty
. - HOTELS.
- -
.Mountain House ,
CRESSON SPRINGS, PA.
•
This favorite resort•liss bean enlareed sad fro-
Proved *Moo Int enure. Will be open for Widlita
JURE lath.lB7o. EXCURSION TICRZTB sold
by the Pennsylvania Railroad. at Near Yore, Phil
adelphia, flarrbibrus and Pittabomb. All teethe
ektp. at Clown: ROOMS may be awned in
or single.
CELEBRATED ORCUESTRA has.
been tufted for the season. •
For further information. address
G. W. MULLIN, Propiietor,
OPE rillifilatlßD COlTAtilf to rent lathy II
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL,
BARKER, Proprietor,
Cep. Penn St. end UM formerly old Canal
p:II,TINORE HERRING, situ', ike.
—New Potomac Herring In Witte and
van new do Oben
fin banal* and halves; No.
leontena. all dale %ee= 41. 2 en. an SWIII
fierriPtri Quartet temple; L• Dn''''' nekn i lt:
4.2.7:".--1111rublo_
w:ir:7:ll:thgrn"ANl:74l7PC!"(j"'d
.
mYIO 17.3 and 174 Waxt etroot.
WM. KREBS,
ICE DEALER,
351 River Ave., Allegheny.
C. 13A16118,-
§ealer of Weiitt . ts and Measures,
Na FOURTH WE I littsburniu
ri.BELP • .
'-'s.rovre
alait Asi)
a Tufwmo.
CD M .•
COAL BOXES. •
. • 117 RE IRONO. &c., 0.;,µ
P. C. DUPIPTII,
4.2til ' 1146 Onant stern
oftEESE--100 boxarprlme (1041111 9
VJ far
J. LUX/UW.141 ?Int ammo:
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AUCTION
AUCTION S ALE -
Saturday, July 16,
Will be offered at Public Sale. on Obactratatry 11111.
kvond ward. Allegheny,
Three Good Building Lots/
•
yrtA4lng uo the Perryangle Plunk Hurl iltl•
t.
• very dellrable lawtinn. ectutunrclinc ,• 1t Ittee {
•lino view of both elite.
A:3,EC4 rt. 'l'l
11=1
ANSION AND '2 14 ACIIES IN
42014 . ! .. ;t , VARD. lia 118.
10131?
, AT ASSIGN Et. S Lg.—
TUESDAY gegiitSli. July Iflth at f/
b lacier of rhinos., M. Marshall. A aaignea
of Jamas P. Johnson, Eel., will be sold t.n the
etestud boor of bleilwalns'a Anctlon 1ta1.., No.
106 Lleiltheeht etreet, Reg Alt 2., ot Land,
fronting`n the tigth ward. Clti of Pittsburgh. and
200 feet on Liberty *vent, between
Shady bide and p' Rous Stiens. of Penes, leant.
eilJoielne I he re si dence of Hon. Thomas
itoword and ',roma, of A.IN hen., gip.,
whereo are erected elegant (must dwelling
house, fn
rauft:table and
d eumnifil boost. and other
hu iitrti s T , Mterty. bloated inn tiers det.trnble
ity, tatatteaves ail that Is necessair for ,ta.tntitte
and beautiful residence.
Trltsta -Ono-n.lll exalt. Labium. , ne and two
Years. with interest, secured bY ntettgiitib on the
Droldem
A. iirILIV A INN. %urtloneer.
• -
A Stil(i NEE'S SALE—I 1,1 IV It ENC . &
VILLIC LOTS, CoiLata /117r1.1.•ii A S
SettIegTS.—TUNSDAY Artailt.3ouh.Joly
at 3 o'cloch, by tinier of Thomas
Assignee of Jinn, P. Johnston. , n ill 1 , 0 told
on the pregalera. In L a wren ce word, Chr of
Pittsburgh. (formerlyville. , the follow.
Ina four minable building lots,_at corner. of But
ler anti lanllifth street, or St. hirry'a „ venue;
One lot or ya 2.5 feel front on Buil.. 'lnset. and
la/
rent feel_ in depth along Forty:filth street to •
alley.
Three adjoining tote. each 123 feet f r ont on But
ler street and laa feet In depth to it .21. feet allay.
Tattgo—Oneathird cash. balance In oett and two
Ye.arthwith Intemst, secured by bond and mortgage.
31ellAVAIN E. A urth.noor.
BUSINESS CHK*Gus.
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,
Mr. ALEXANDER F. HAY,
ror www7 E ;T y Mtni unite/Mil ht the Donne I.f . JACOB
mindlntern 119 Fourth avenue. you ad
to an It, commencing January I.
IWO, and toe style of the 01113 betrafter will Do
JACOB B. HUBLEY & CO.,
who will continue the old and wen-towsn stand
no heretofore.
I=!
Jacob B. Hubley & Co,,
Dealer In Choke Arnerlennisnd French Confection
et7. Prelim, Pure Ice Cremes. Wateelces, de.. de..
27 aid FOURTH AVENUE. Pittsburgh.
131 , Plii4lcular nttention lenThihing Par.
tlee.Werldings.d.c. In ttrnt-elnat le. Also. Meals
Piunered $0 order. 4n 7 unit evening. int
DISSOLUTION.
The firm of JAMES YOUNG and ti EORGE A.
BELL. doing business under -the emu name of
YOUNG .t BELL. Livery Steblm, doing busitteee
at No.— Peon streeL is dissolved by the death of
George A. Bell. All Maher against tho above arm
•re to be presented to James Young end Hobert
!Bell for eettlement. who hero entered Mtn a Cu.
partnershlp to carry on the same business. All
debt. due James Young end George liefl will be
ps paid by the nen firm of Jame.. Young and
tart Bell. JAMES YOUNG. •
J. N. ANDERSON,.
A dngr of Geo. A. Bell.
1:15E21
- -
)3 ISSOLUTION.—The Co-Partner—
Able heretofore
this
between the on- •
enleitednes been this day alrotered by mutual , I
LAMThe boatmen will to oontinuerl by Wit,- • 'I
LIAM MEANS. et the old stand. corner of W.onl
eod Witter streets.,where the boote of the non •
will' be mottled. Mbar partner orlon the name Of I.
the non In settlement.
f_ .- •• • • • - qtliiiiiis"NN,l:.Ailreq.lN. ~
rrrai4isun. July Int, 111570. °
,
WILLIAM IVIEANS, • ..
•
ISucceesor to MEAN§ It COFFIN,I 4AI
~ .
• I
Wholesale Grocer '
Corner WOOD end - WATER STREETS PIO.- •
berets. Pa. • .f. 2.0 •
• _ _
TIISSOLUTION.— The eapartuer•
ship heretofore ettlatlng between JUAN sPNEIt and WILLIAM SI Yttlt , mder the erre
name of J. W. SSZEIt. retallerocers. alatb
Wont Allegheny L _waa diaeobred by taunts/ oon•ont
on the ad Inst. The /minesa will be continued at
the old stand and all aceotinta of the late JIM Sta
lled by William Speer.
JoletrlS
JOH.
BPNZEIL SPEEN.
Will
LEGAL.
IN THE COURT OF QUARTER SES•
elu,qß uf Allegheny county
No. 14. December Tor:L.lB7o
:lake tt herb) Rhea tn.L the rvivrt ot V lei-'
4.14 the ebu,e caee, 44. PrOttentod to Ceti. and
Bled .14. 7, 1870. ind confirmod Ist.to Ititcom• • I
bsolute unless exceptions arr ftlpd theretowlthto
CZ=
J. F. SLAIJLE. i
Nazar l'lt y Attorney.
TN THE NATTER OF OPENIM
AIHENS LANE, lathe tillyet Pittabiugh.
he usersinentaniade i
by' ilir ifigerg, 7 i PIC ',!4".11,,,, o f . .Ik .. , L....
(ea niedilleal by that ndo same in my hands for
euileetton.. and if the be not bald within
thirty days from the dab hereof liens win he tiled
tlierefer Mr. 10.1 the proinwthw assessed.with Ins
tercet. ant and fees, and the same collected by
,Ind
.
mom.
.1. F. SLACT.E. My Attorney. -
J.:LT ltd. /NS°. lon
AWDMINISTItATOR'S NOTICE.—
ESTATE
OF GEO. J.. BELL. DecrAet..—
ee Ls bomb, given that Lettere of Admletstro.
Ron on the estate of George At Bell. late of PM.
burgh, county of Allegheny. dec'd, hue been
mated to the subscriber. residing In PlUatturgyb.
enemy of Allegheny. All pensons !melee claim,
or demands against the estate vf the wed dee,-
dent.ate therefore requested to make known Me
som to the undershmal without delay at St.
Clair e
Rotel.
1.11.0 J. W. ANDERSON. Administrator.
OTICE.---iTherews, Letters or Ad.
MINISTRATION on the estate of ISAAC
NSNIGHT.
late of Baldwin township. deemed,
have been erented to the subscriber. all
Indebted to the said estato are requested make
Immediate payment, and those haelmrelatuts or de
mends .pales t the estate of the sold decedent oh)
make known the Name without delay.
myElts3l
D.W. b IcaGonl TA ll Ad melny tmtet,r.
FIXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Letters
testamentary upon the estate of EDER.
RM' ELLWANGEIL lato of Allegheny (fl
decG, baying twee granted to the undendgnedsJ
persons Indebted to said estate are recante d to
to taltnedfate Pernont. and all persons bolding
claims salami said COCO to prevent ti,_ladle.
duly authenticated for settlement, to IYIIYEE
SLAGLE, Attorneys.No.lo6 Filth even us, Pitts-
,
b /alingi • • wst. r. aLLWANGEIt. Esecntor.
OFFICIA.L
pROPOiALS
Fifth Avenue Market House.
MUNI! PROPUtIALP will berovel vv.! until
7111 DAT emssugu. Jet, 94e. 187 U, for the
erection of the illth Avenue Plerlint
on the owner of riftli Arcane em! ralltenbentwr
µmet, Pttestittreh.
be n tqa ret •We v o ' f 4 ei l ..llllll!cr ari l ! ri
Arelutee‘No.33 Rank Block, third floor. Mb
AVM..
The Market Conandl r,* the fight to re.
lent all bid..
!metemeriti will requir, .1 f.." rulelllment of eoe.
The ! i mpotent will be leftet the vane of
ofPlers,Simertatendent keEur
PrrreStrlUMJEti - y — ith
TrOTICE. - -The As/wise:eats for t le
a u r river. Paving and CarTioe of MULBERRY
the • "" Ir s trrad" Are '
ora . ; ' AZ
STREET. from Uplowstreet to Liberty etreet.
rilmily furemanuanton. and can be awn
winthla
°Moe until IIOND4EeIy letthorben it be,
City °Moo for Calleo,
non. 1
oe. H. J. mows.
_ter
6E - 1 lino. ineci—Wriirrloa.,l—.
AraussY July 11 1117111
YOTICEi— Assemanent for t o
antstrueUne of the BOARDWALK on the
ee /lank Roan, la not reedy for vnuniestlr
and mn bp MOM at tads Oleo until TitURSDAY
tg;Ntlitilreolebryalnollq6o Rturne it;
1,11:01
DIEM/11MT WU.
CIIAS. LAYIN . Cray Ert[lneer.,l
P. Mc.A : _l - /15 - LE,
• Fashionable
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ntl•Wt,l4l.4rixpli'MLol•ll=
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield. St.,
errisausan. PA.
044 ty nuaans made to oritt to As latest
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES!
•
J. C. IeeIIIJON.X. , orountsorso.
N'PIIENSOI L MERLIMINC,
t 4. to SIX= EITHattl•L•
4CriiitkrejTivay.l %VII=
(i„,... la our line • owt pivitoo of Irbleb vs ma
.lof our 1.011 - 10•o•r/•at
o• l ll=7=poeVy solcli t inroa c ma c =
anaolcolloo of our stock of Moe
11(7111.ANMUNO. -
sale Nn. 10 01xib stmt.
ATPW SPRING HOODS.
• iplfndldnn. rend of
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c,,
=33
HENRY umnsn.
sea *urelwat Ts Slor, 17 15..Italleld .bust.
g‘ ,- * , **NA , *'WpV ,, 4 .4 'lt •
ll=