The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, July 27, 1870, Image 4

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~HE DAILY GAZETTE
A ' • HOME NEWS. ,
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tf,
Orr.= leaving. the city for .the rummer.
e.td• PUN= to have the %mem . of to
the will . pletoie send their aiil* : to the
otri mi. i tifee by mall. 75 tents per month.
P iei and Hague .-
Trta war fewer
°equal populatlq
I'm
op,the flex
reSSlnk facorkt
..mlbg
I nutasual brilliance.
vicinity , have .no
414 b. rhr•lresort In our
11 , 3 k of Otitrunoce lg. DOW.
Vrtoon •Il
' c"u"rr. th e
"P"sat
the barren : re ye en counyists.
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I Attention it dire ted to 'tile .Advertisortealt
ft pocket book lost, In Another eoludio
Tomatoes have ;
~ tbs markets but As
ade their appearance In
yet are hardly et to eat.
1 A. Wed Girl 'wanted at le Wylie street
None need apply unleTs well recommended.
• The . hnpeneina Crisis lu Europe has increased
Ilarel in that direction. Oar city has sent Its
Wanted--A ColorNl Womno. who under
stands Ooklog. .4%4 ply to-dos at 94 Wylie
Btrect.
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Parent'. keep . your little ones in to-day,
Hague's poison sausages Wert Allstributed
last night.
&woe dealt out t
poisoned bologna fu
the sausage?
the pollee-Use oleilt more
pr the mops. Who pays for
lean Mechanlcx ere to bold
I loony, Weatmorelstrid
The United Auer
a State at , l
on the 14th pmxite
Tbe rata bee asur ed the place of the street
cleaners the past fr r dole. wee needed in
teat dlrecLlou badly '
of exercises of Wuhlng
liege will take place next
The Commence me
ton add Jefferson Cu
week ,at Wathlngto
Molnar. has had an effect upon the height
of hue rivers. out . as pet there has been no
sufficient rifle for navigation.
Vtly Bali, Allegheny, Is rent slug its youth'
, mak —Wi ing th t is thorough he aid or paint °vati ers on. • who seem to be
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gbellast Liberty G ants. Capt. Negley wiii
to-day.seeelve Mon a sburg slaty Harpers'
Ferry Musketrand ae utrements.
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The este...doa o! the lirmingham Passenger
Railway to the Union put will be In run ,
[Ong order by the first (September.
The refreshing rain. of the pool few days
have been duly unpreci gted by the tanners._
especiallythose haviug,large fields 01 corn.
What's the matter with the Ple4sant
Passenger Ituil r•ay Company ? ths; • i• seem
to be al0r• in extending their truck over to
Pittsburgh. . .
The berating of a eater main on lifth Ave
nueoicar the.ltellef Engine House. Monday
causenhe cellare in this vicinity to be
overflowed.
Competent judges pronounce this the hottest
July we - have bad In tunny years. That's like
extracting teeth—the suilerer always thinks
the last the most nnoetziog.
An Old Man.—Mr. Edwards. of Moundsville.
W. Va... Is a sorightlY Young former one
.hundred and elm* years experience In thin
world.
on the extension of the Birmingham
ltatirrny to repietly progressing. "Push
things" Is the motto of Mr. Hersh, the ener
'retie President of the _Company..
The saloon of Messrs. 'Wacker and Stemma
gle. Ohio street, Seventh ward. Allegheny
72 --..asaa robbed of about furtT dollar% earlY
terday nsornlog. The burglars escaped.
'Noun Pro..—ln the case of the United State
rs.• William Clayton in the United State
Court yesterday morning., Judge McCandies
presiding. District likttorney Swoon entered a
t. no& pros.
Me*. Rolthews@ appealed to Aldermen
ter yesterday for protection 'against William
Brown. who had insulted, her With elle and
'; obscene epithets.. Million will be arrested
and taken care of. \
Ananstos Weir MI6. that Charles Refit
has live dollars placed in hls hands to give to
IdatWeirl„schich lie did not do. Alderman
Bolster hat - issued a warrant for the arrest of
Weir tar larceny as bailee.
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' Merl street. n the foot-of Washington
'and Intersection of 'anal was entirely Imps., •
sable yesterday fr In the ponds of water
to:med.-daring th storm. WIT cannot a
sfWvr drop be Oar there? .
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Geserjeallabsee yesterday mad! Information
• before alderman flowden Rimiest John
'Palely. a - police carer. [sett hair,forth that the
Mater had arrested him In hi. owo hall, with
out cause or warrant.. Warrant \ lamed.
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Weaned tlashiesa.—We are cratilted3.• be
nide to witlessness. that' Justice .Ballabary 'who
some time past tout been confined to bin
room with rheumatlsin he's sufficiently se
nse:red to attend tothe dutielfof his office.
Metboatide are vreparma for the camp men,
salt season. which trill be unusually lively.
Tao Ant one Moor\ riclolty apens at Leetadala,
Aftaen,rolles halow‘op-tbe Fort Wayne Rail
road, Attattet ad, and will.continoe one week.
'The honor of it Malan Station,
• •Puneyissida Itallrotid. wow Wrack by light
ning Monday morning and burned to the
ground. lortubately the family were all
sleeninginitie tern at the time. Gm $l6OO.
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The Markets are Abundantly motioned tank
berries—ell kinds. from the mountains. There
must be a profit. ananewbere in this. trade. lat
those tabich can be bad for the picking a few
Miles from lb. elty are sold fur fifteen to
twenty cents .per quart here.;
Horse halt past three o'clock
pr atenroo, a horse attached to a
produce wagn belonging t o Sir. J. C. Collins,
less smack by lightning sad kilted • Instantly
oh Penn street near Fifteenth. The driver
who was to the wagon nt eke time escaped
nub:Jared. .
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field for tleart.—.Lulu" Johnson. the boy
of whom we wrote yesterday woo iref=the
Mayor yesterday fora hearten. Tbe r i
tar. contrary to expectations was p t,
and when asked If he Intended top te.
replied rtf that girl Is ■ boy, I'll never le up..
"Lulu . wan,held to ball fur court. . .
lbatebee• Annul Plenic.—Tbe drat mimed
picnic given b v i cini t y,ra nf Pittsburgh.
Allegheny and mill be given at Moni
tor Grove this day week. Aurae, 3d. The
ccagralthee having the arrangements in charge
have all things P_Mared for a grand time.
Tick • ,Ilar - re_tehtul, from the man-
• Yesterday Merles IleKnight made informa-
Dim before .Alderman Bolster against Itobe.l
Dickson for aggroeoted assault and battery.
g e bv!a li llietteo tb : F sPni ed c: d t l irro ' n " tb t e hi f= r rat i l
with a atone. Inflicting a severe , n - mosa. Tee
tare
aoeused wits sled nod held to boil in the
suai of 1.500 f Arial.
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Yell Deane. Monday afternoon 'the house of
.Hr. Moonige , Union PVvelUe. t 4 econdard.
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'Allegheay, was demolished. It had been
• . I ralsed several feet about the 'lend 'of the
, street. and the workmen thinking it to be
'firmly braced took from 'underneath It. tne
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screws, A few hours afterwanl it tumbled.
nobody burt. lase about / IDS).
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Flre.—Testeeday_morning ntrnut het p.. 1
eleven o'clotir the bed clothing in a room of
N. the house located corner Woof alley and Sec
ond street, Allegheny, caught one, and eras
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led cotudderable excitement. An alarm was
' Itck from box 4% but the Ore was extin
guisrahed before the arrival of the engines. No
r —fugo.l2.l'slskllue
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Aortal aedliattery.-3tocoo W ica0.........
. information before Justice Helsel yesterday.
eharghig John nod Margaret Hampshire with
anssinli and batterY: (
beatlge that the no
engem attacked oral his (prosecutor's)
wife. Heals° made Information at the same
time and place against Margaret lltunpshlre
- for
ued i surety
th cat h e e s.• of the Warrants were .11-
. sn bo p
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Flab Philosophy.—lt In contended that trout
fishing Is not a cruel sport: that the Irrigating
of the fhb otteli beers y land Is trot indicative of
stony. but of lacy. It has bee taken from
. • the water. whe there Is hat little oxygen.
Into the air.w here there bin goal deal of It. nod
feels just at n mrson does when he take.
I s tr i lai n irt , t , s r. r 14e o ls r
, nA . ig . ..ir ,;,.. s will be
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~ Fatal AcciSeas.--On Monday afternoon. Mr.
Iwo Beeson. a brakeman on freight train No.
14 was killed near Palestine Station. on the
Pittsburgh. Port Wayne and Chicago railroad.
• He was engaged In shifting a train. when the
°train on the sideing started. throwing him on
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, • the track. and fore he was noticed the eo
tire train had :I‘llftli Oier histrody. He leave,
,-- .a wife and One child at Alliance, Ohio.
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-sty Dart —,
osterd
Twenty ifia , l-Juincs If. Itedpath was ar
rested yeaterd un Smithfield stmt
ace Maine/. Rime to the lock-up. wheat
ranatned a Mart time. after which be we.
taken oefore The Dlstur who committed him
to the Work Housfoe twenty days fur disor
dais, conduct. Ile swas aittina un a door step.
re-
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I ' 1' 101 , : d 0.74 " ::" 2:ne f
d Te :r; the
Mincer and made n ferocious - assault coon his.
Renee his eyript.&c.
Om- litroler.—YeWerday morning ehoellY
I before 40..4 .111. tie gigue picked. up uo
P.a Kra% le (root of Dr. INclevort's °Mee.
She -had bee • IdaYSOC with bw two Alston,
eadL Was se • deed) , promoted , rttit the beet_
At Met the lettla Waive wed laseambee hot
dew reedy medical atteutlou eke Itylved.
sad b abo • an hour was able to be -rent
house. She ..• Wed ott Twcute , clehth
and had w .dered down j town with h.,
slaters. No•e of the aide were over
pears of .. Their. Dames could not be eo.
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• Yeah•r • , School Principal.—Yesterday tit
wants and thildren or the Fourth ward, A -
jectway.wel pained to learn or the death qi
Xr. WWitut . Johnston, widch occurred at
ids residetw near Wilkinsburg. alio hat for
1111111 yr yeluarmided ..... Principal over Eicla
No. 6 to . that district. Tea deceased
WWI 11l abo i iten clayanitti and rapidly
ind ; "s.
away. He ay exCellent and ruccao
- taach.d. ai rt in o unblemtsbod character.
aad a kind- mous and Waif
M i LiM o rt a and ono child. HI
p thin aftentoos at to
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SABBATH SCHOOLS
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A County A m meterloo—Organisattort and
Sleetlea of Meer, ,
Ac , or di.jr to previous announcement :10r
adjourned meeting of those Interested in thr
Sabbath School work In the county, era. held
yesterdsr morning In the roams of the yotitur
cbribtl. A1.20[41010[1. The Meeting .
. mode and highly Interesting. Mrny ar
our most noted Sabbath School workers were
lu attendance, besides a number of mintiters.
leiho absence of Rev. S.. F. Seuvel. Presi
dent of the Association, W. B. Negleg. Esq..
was called to the chair. .1. B. Carllite Wits
appointed Secretary pro tool. 7. K. Cree; Esq..
gave a brief report of the procCedings of the
previous meeting. H. K. Porter, Esq., chair
man or t he County CoMmltte made the follow
ing report: '
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PITT:W.7MM, July 2n. bat.
Your committee recommend
Ist. The organization or a Sobboth School
Issociatikm for Allegheny county.
;id. Teat the meeting of the Association' be
mid quarterly.
at. Took the management of it. alfairq be
ntrusted to an executhe committee of cue
rout etch Evangelical denomination.
ith. That some room be furaLshed so that
'under School workers - cut flud maps, reter
nee ixinks and other• Sabbath School , ap
paratus.
Tat also recommend the following
Alaimo I.—Thin Association shall h o pdtr,l
the Allegheny County Sabbath School atilSOCtm.
tion, auxiliary to the Pennsylvonia Stott Sal,.
blab School Association.
11.—tea exclusive object shall be to
promote the Sabbath School interest in the
county.
Aar 111. The officers -shall ben President,
le Vice-Presidents, a Recording Secretary.
it Corresponding Saretary, n 'treasurer, nod
one ASsiStnat Corresponding Secretary (rein
midi Township. Word and llormah. They
shall hold Miler for one year, or till others or.
elected In their place.
Ater. IV. The President, or In his absence,
n Vice-President to be selected by n vote.
shall preside at all meetings. •-
.tar. V. The Recording Secretory shall keep
minutes or all meetings, and sign all bills to
be paid bp. the Treasurer.
Ala. VI. The Corresponding Secretory shall
conduct all correspondence of the Assocn.-
don, nod collect statistics of Sunday Schools
of the County. and report annually. or when
called upon. He shad also keep a list of the
manes of all Sabbath School Superintendents
la the County.
Aar. VII: The Treasurer shall receive and
hold the nioney of the AssoCiation and par
nit the same only on the order of the act nor
President, countersigned by the Recording
Secretary. lie shall report annually, or whom
called upon by thv l'resldent.
Airr. VIII. The Assistant Cor,resnonding
Secretarys shell be a Committee lathe district
where they respectively reside, to assist the
Corresponding Secretary In the collectsou of
statistics and other.mturh. In their townships.
Awr. IX. An Executive Committee of rive
shall be appointed at each annual meeting - to
co-operate with the officers in preparing 'cork
for the various meetings, and , la making. all
necessary arningerneuts• '
Airr. X. This Association will hold local
Sabbath School Institutes at such times and
lances us the ExecutiVe Committee, acting
with the officers 'of tha Association, limy deem
Ater, XI. The Executive Committee, with
the officers of the Association, shall have en
tire charge of these Institutes when not other
, wise. ordered.
Ant. XII. the payment Of one dollar enti
ties the officers and teachers of any school of
slut inure than tea officers and teachers to the
foil privileges of membership and direction in
the affairs of the Association.. An htliitt mut I
dollar for Caere ten or fraction of ten seenti,
these privileges fur all tinkers and teacher, of
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larger schools. •
Ant. Slit. A porthxf of an afternoon shall
always be reserved for a Sabbath school chil
dren's meeting when the Association meets
alien practicable.
Alter a fret interchange of opinion and
some valuable suggestiuns made the constitu
tion was adopted and the following officers
elected: -
Prod./cot—Hey. AV. T. Lk:My:lst Vice Prs-
Went, S. M. Lovertdge; Al Vice President, lie.
H. T. Coffey; Hecoroing Secretary, Hey. Jou.
S. Sands; Corresponding Secretary. T. .1. Gq
temple; Treasurer. lieurge W. Later.
.I.xecutive Committee—Thomas Itakew.ell,
Chairman; Rev. J. L. Herr. A. IL Lnne. Itev.
J. H. W. Siukenberg, James P.. sktickler. Rev.
S. P. Scovel.Ttios. H. Hobe. It, C. Midler. Itobt.
Carr. Rev. M. H. Sloan. Prank Woods, th O.
Philips, It. Wolf, Jr.
After the organization had been completed.
Mr. Motley resigned the chair to_the Presi
dent elect. who spoke es follows:
I do nut propose making a speech..yet I
thank you sincerely, for the honor conferred
Upon me. I should have preferred some other
one Ind been calld to the trOgitiOu to w Moe
you have just ele ated me. I appreciate the
ili ,
unportance and th responsibility of the posi
tion. But, trustin si Wel. I shall go forward
in the great work. . • - •
After the transactrion of Aisne UtOUlportant
11111114UUSS, the meet IT .d.,..r.,.,,.„.. .tie.• •
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SOUTH PITT. ['RUH COUNCIL,
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Meeting Last Night Monthly Iteportsthe
• 'Rig , of Way.
A regttar meetholof the tkomed of South
Pittsburgh was .I v Teiterehty ( Tuesday) :
, ' , .ing. July M. .. B urgess Humphries
pi-cabling.
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Member. present Messrs. Drown, Kim,
Moorhead and Shea old.
The minutes of th receding meeting were
read and approved.
The Clerk. Justic Darker, presented the
street account. or, s ement , of expenses for
,dreet, improvements for the montb 411 July.
ametintlng to ;4 'A The bill was-received
and warrants ordere for the payment of the
several. amounts.
The bills Of two lice oflirs_n_for PO each
rend and orde to be paid. ;
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.The hill of Edward neh, laid over at 'a Pre
i
vino. meeting, was ken Rik and a warrant
ordered to be draw for the amount.
The statement report of the Ikironiih
Treasurer for thelst year,show . ed a balance
in the treasury of Litt.- '
tr ,
The report Nen% eived and tiled.
An application rom the Pittsburgh. Vir
ginia and Charipton Hallway Company for
right of way or Manor street. accompanied
by an ordinance granting sold 'right of war.
wns presented. and on motion was laid over
until nest meeting. .
An entitle:diet from the - School Board to
hive Manor street in front of tie school
bending grade.l down. The matter was re
ferred to the Strtet Committee.
On motion adjourned. , .-
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That PtlfMnday sansei.
]fang of our nders doubtless remember
the very grand and beautiful sunset we, had
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emthmday even! g last. The whole city was
lathed Ina brigh golden light, and suggested
the appearance I would make at dark mid
night if 11l great oondagration were going on.
It seems that flaivisburg. too. was favored
with the same rate spectacle. as the Telegraph
of Monday taut the, following:
Between seven and eight o'clock last even-{
ins. Immediately - preceding the delightful
shower with which we were favored, the
- western horizonfolethe space or a mile. as
measured by the epe. was brilliantly Ulundi,
aced, and continued so for about the space of
half an hour— The Illumination. which wan at .
Bnit in an alufest western direction, extended
Jrradually towards; the north, the extreme
limit hi that direction terminating at a point
about northwest by. west. There bad been
no heavy thunder. en that there. cemid have
been no arc occasioned by the lightning with
in several Iles off-this city, and it was too
long atter tiaset tiiattribute the phenomenon
several Iles
reflect! s from the sun." The eight Was
beautiful be mush is an yet a mystery. If it
Sons oce an used by fire. It must have been at a
considers e distance from bercif by the non.
there mns have twin a- very peculiar condi
tion of th atmospkere. We submit the fact
to the Fel title foriexplariation.
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iiiiii.
Norman nd Lest Wooster, the boysive re- .
rted lost a few yo since. and for who. ,
to tt
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Mrs. Alice orate their mother, was ,mak
legitctice search. ve been !leant froin. --r iii;.
Mas'or has recele information that they ore
nt Loudonenle. lin. It appenni the boys.'
were put off one o the trains at Loudonville.. '
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because they had o ticket or miss. although
they said that Wh they' eft Indianapolis a
pass to Philadelp la hod been given them.
The gapes' of the Railroad Company there
took-an Interest Willem, and secured a place
for them to stay. They could give - nu ant is
factory accountoUlteaaselves, and were poi'.
posed to benrMhltar In Use meantime their
trunk, which bed been duetted through to
Philadelphia, had gone on to that mace. The
t,,,,moosille agent sent a 'duplicate of the
check to Mr. C. Jenkins, baggage agent here.
nod that gentleman procured the trunk amt
seat !leek. Ha receired another teller,
Meting the name of the boys and the circum
stances of their stun. The identitY the
manes with these of . the lost children struck
him at once, and he sent word Immediately of
the whereabouts of the mother. Yesterday
he wee InforWied by letter that the mother
had been written to and le. ere this, doubtless
on her way to Ott her children.
liteadilag an &roglsas/la4.
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e documents and edictal records in the
Ex utlva and State Departments at Harris
burg. the receiving a thorough overhauling
and being' conveniently arranged for future
reference. In this' work the clerk. and at -
t bees have been corniced for the last two
m uths, and the task • still seemi almost ap
ps
Ins and insurmountable. requiring wither-
i labor. Each document is carefully sepa- I
rated, Massided. and the year distinctly mark-
ad. and can be referred - to at- - a moment's no
tice. This bag been rendered absolutely neces
sary through the disorgardzation and dinar
rr
ent caused by the rebel Invasion during
t Ince war, at. which time they Were bur
r! y shipped in boxes and other means to
Pb ladeloida for safety. and returned Ina con
fused mass. These record, date beck as for
the year Lam; from which time the arrange
ment and tiling commences. The labor op-
Pears almost herculean, and Yet it is being dis
patched with an energy and skill that is high
ly
:;;feditable.
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or of the -.ltheer,”
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Officer Fowler, of „lock Haver, arrived in
this city yesterday morning. having In cus
tody 11.1.1. Petersois and Betkialdin.thivis. loth
nrsidents of Huntingdon county, charged with
inving pawed , counterfeit NatiOnal Hank
''note.. - . The defendants were indicted at Erie,
but having - fulled to out In an appearance. at
-1 PLChnlialills were issued for them. They - were
taken before United States Commissioner Ho-
Candles., whts. Admitted - them to bail la the
slam of three thousand dollars each for their
appearance for trl,4 in this city bil Octeber
next.
Pay YOlier5l":10.
irkt Perms should remember this Is the
tea k are per cent. discount will be made
on theiarment of their tete+. Owing to the
many whomm off such thing• to the loot day.
our City ens County Treasury Mites are
crowded dart from the time they are, open
till late In them:Ong. In order to expedite
yourself and lave ume, as well aa to save the
clefts from great &booms:es. ks should
come prepared as WO UUgin, the
exact location of their property, sod she
=mut. Mien UM/Idd' to peg.
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PIITTSBUR
THE LIBHART BiIEDING
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When sill It be estished.—Wh4t 1. AetAed.—
Ue.uty of the Suggestion.
When the Yount Men's Mercantile Library
tssociatlon moved Out of Its 0111 quarter's In
larch. it was wiih the understanding that by
nr s t of April. Or at lite very latest by the
cuddle of lay )0 would be established in its
elegant. new and permanent quarter. in .t he
t?lew building flu Penn street. It Is
fl(t the, first l ot August and ye whenit Is
ill , when the new library rooms may be
Occupies. the answer is alwaysl vague and
lmientsite7i if-this were amity building in
widen suCh. ditaturnievs ad been shown,
there would have been a paint row raised
about it long ere tills. that It Is' ot a tattiliC
adalr and toe people grumble and wonder
Ud: he asothing, and that Its tart Is
Pretty tn_ . ,,ach all that I. the matter with the
whole rktWgl instead of worrylng and won
deriirg mat leaning sonielmily Sad long ago
- pitched in; and soul to the carpenters It
I you 00 nut lava title done by 'the time you
mien d. stitlieb.ly PI, 011011 lintel, for yea
and to tile painters "ser a that you do
not go to work on halt n dozentither build
tngit mil., MS is done. or Enna. will
haven successor here," and to the upholsters
sotuething equally true' of the saute stature,
then our word tOr it the Library would have
been completed On time, altnitugb some other
buildings begun, linislied ur decorated 01000
spring alight nut have madera
suety pid pro
gress. But its it is there are fltiubts or no,
portions of the building being ready unttl
alter the lect fire season nap nt leit.t begun.
That the work done in excellently done, no
line can deny. The wood work iv plain and
suitably elegant, the tiling and' fihoriog has
been mery neatly executed and we mut scarcely
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Mut avows sull•cient to reesird our nmsrecisi
t ion of the taste which selected the gorgeous
bysantine style and the rich oriental blending
it colors for tile stirrer:Won of these large
halls. In small rooms these cleAigns and tints
would have been gaudy. brit used as navy are
they give more tne impression of n rich cliche
mire shawl draping a graceful woman than of
anything else our tailor can depict.
The buildings. when done—if ever—will be
the pride of Pittsburgh, a novelty and a henuty
nut to be found in any et her pine, n theatre
equal In comfort, symmetry and elegance, a
library room absolutely Witirotit it parallel in
this country. and all en finfely. conveniently
soul hunilsoineiy arraugtsi that there rimy be
sant. With trlll.l, to be no More thP3xer thin
there is In a church or private house. lo this
budding ftre is so well hoiarded signing( as to
be Inmost iinpossible, and the In nud egress
streinside no rite; that the whole building
coold befitted or emptied in. a very few mo
ments.
- :There Is however one precaution more that
houln be taken. sons to be ready In case fire
•ver twear. A main pipe should be
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run up to each story and a section of hose
should be attached ready for Instant use.
'Cilia is a prenatal. that Is Ink. In every
cell appointed theatre and should hut we
think he neglect. hem It would cosCbut lit
tle and do no harm.
UNDER TILE WATERS
V.ll.l.Atlensin et Hording—tarried lON th
tiller and Dr/tuned. .
A sad aifoir occurred In the suburbs of the
city last evening. henry heron, a teamster.
during the day had been engaged In haul-
Mg cinders from Isatlghlin's blast furnace to a
point on the opposlta side to Emir Mile )tun
to doing so he Mid forded the run -the water
being low. The.rslii of the nnernoon, how
ever. swelled It. end--when he attempted to
erOly with bin last load, at sin o'clock. his
hUrses stalled. Ile unhitched them and itt
tempted to get to the shore but tailed, anal
together with the animals was carried out
into-the river by the current. The horses sun-.
t
,4,,
et clod es i cute:. ly tn bunting to the shun
but the mkt, il sled out of sight girl wait
OTOWIIed. lie cis 3 •mtddle aged man and
leases a wite - ii, d fatuity. The coroner will
hold istf luqueattlf the holy is found. , .
.
..Tin Put Alley.
I d
In addition to the many other J es for
whieh ... Tin Pot" alley Is notorious," hat of
violating the Sitinday liquor law is add , and
It Is no small source of annoyance not my ni
,
the peaceably and law abiding pi:WU° of the
residents of the ality.but to the cunt Illialtli
at large and particularly Cu the po icemen
wltoso duty It is to patrol that port du of the
City. There are two dens is the all y. out
kept by Darby Holland or his wift. Ind the
other by Mrs Murphy, both of whl b have
been reported it, too grand Jury, and hhe pro
prietors brought odors the quarter trisious,
and convicted if we mistake not, ytt there
hue boon no! abatement of the nuisance.
Liquor is sold at all times to any and every
Person who has the money to pay for It. and
the result is that a certain class of persons
Ai ho !retinuet that locality are inv tunably
drunk on sunday and annoy those' who \ keep
sober. Peter Kw enter. Unker on duty lb that
locality, bat rewired to break up these dens.
mut ye-terdsv,niadc inform:db. beton. the
Mayor. Chai•gliig _Mrs, Murphy and Airs. Hol
land with sylliag I iiiti.iii un Solidity,/ Warrants
owls i•isued4ordiieir arrest. ,
Mu. CHAilitus 1/Avis , Engiiieer of All
gbenv. started Ni.inday (or an ea..,
trip for pleasure and' bovines.. Me will a
sent about two Weeks.
A LARGE PAItST left for Ca May Fester.
day. consisting of lie. Oliver, Wharton. N 11•4
14.1 e Wharton. Mrs. O. Wharton, Miss Sallie
Phillips, Miss Jennie Phillips, Mn. Crossman
end daughter. Miss mottle Page and Mr.
Iterawin. They will all stay at the Stockton
Muses where they expect to join numerous
others who went a few days ago.
Jolts 13A1.1.ANTLNE. ESq..Treusurer Mad Sec-
Mary of the Allegheny Valley Railroad Con.-
_I.IIY. leaVes on the evening .express at 7,40
o'clock this ening fnr New York n.utt.
evening
for Europe. lie has taken ins fAiNL on the
stesonship City of Paris. Inman WE which
sails on Sat ardny. A. NI.. tar Queenstown.
lie will visit his relatives In Ireland and make
a tour of the Continent. Mr. Itallantine Is an
accoinplishel financier and a rare adept in ac
counts. Of a decided social nature • his man
ners combine the lb mule with' the
f.trtittrilt rr. Weeordially_ wish him health
and n safe journey. and trust that he may de
rive the fullest enjoyment from his tour.
==1!!
One of the best Almanac's in the world is
Carne's Illustrated Family Calender. publish
ed In Leipzig. Saxony. Its contents for PC 71
are most dicer — gilled ransisttay of the 11...1i
mask of astronomlcal Information. a net of
the Gorman fairs and the times or holding
them, 7a number of excellent nnrelettes and
short tales, a mass of anecdotes and.selentlfle
Information, short memorlins of the,proml
neat decd of the past year. numoro. excel
lent engravings. a steel eng-mcing Of .3flyer
heitn's POteli picture of , Hide and Sea and an
excellent railroad' mop of Central Europe.
For our German friends this Almanac Is in
valuable. and themss which accompanies It
is just nose, when mszps are special demand
worth fully as much as in asked for the whole
Murk. which can be had In any desired mum-
Per. from Mr. Ernst f.nft. German Bookseller.
Sixth avenue, opposite the Gazette °Moe.
Ire Cream and Reereshments. -
Since his enlargement. there Is no better
place in Allegheny to procure ice cream and
refreshments than at Wm. A. Rhodes', No. W:
Western avenue. one square west of the Park.
The proprietor of the establishment. a thor
ough confectioner with long experience, ill al
ways etiabled to Piens./ the taste of his
patrons, and hence has 'ochres of
the
in
that line. While walking through the .Park,
It is bet the work of a moment to to aside
aside
and partake for refreintnents at Ithod, :—and
refr.hluents in the highest cease of t tent
they will ho found t4,' hr. Candleg.l'enkes.
nuts. fruits, Ice cream and pastry at Rhodes'
are at for the palate of a king. Remember
IN; Western avenue: and remember. also. to
call mud gets dish of ice cream such as can.
nut he obtained at any other pldce in the city.
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.There brio better restaurant in the city
hen the Continental, Fifth avenue, below the
Post Office. Go when yen will it any hour
of the day. and a meal lit fur the daintiest
Pentenoir ba Maced before. Yon. The atom
- Is open from six in the morning midnight,
and IF managed with such Met Mutt no coa
t listen is ever experienced In providing fur
the wants oGenstosuars. To-day grand alin
ner will be set up. comprueng eat.,". t h e
mention of which wonifi be to create nom,-
petite. - TM best way to test the character of
the establishment would be tin drop In to-day
fool get a lunch or dinner. One visit will he
enough to satisfy the most credulous that no
where to thn city ran n more varied, healthful
repast IC, had for the oney. iteloember the
Ohted, one door went of the Prat Office.
"Tty .treirt *ewer
•
About four times in year we hare to chroni
etc the caving to of the Try street sewer. In
fort. almost every heavy ruin we have made
the city timusneds on this cower. Yesterday
It ogunin gave wayno Watson street near
coal yards. If we mistake not the cny_
hos spent some fnu,WO on It.anti .131 AM inore
con be spend In the .cone, and alt to nu pur
pose. The arnonet of water that llowathrough
it during bouncy rains cant be carried off ou
account of its smallness, and until there I.
new sewer built, at least thrice as largt at
the present one, moneys spent on It by the
city will be thrown away. W suggest that
Councils take charge of the matter and see
that the citizens living to that neighborhood
are not washed out every two month..
.%reldent.
About half past four o'clock yesterday—a-se
rious accident °centred nt Lewis, Oliver A
Phililpe Mills, on Tenth street. Birmingham,
by which a Mr. Lewis, the Culmin man was
severely scalded. Mr. l..at the time the acci
dent incurred was employed at . the cupola,
and it appears the Neater had 'accemulated In
the w•ante pit under the cupola. When the
furnace was tapped to run Ott the metal, some
of the molten metal felting In the water, in
the pit caused explosion. and he was terri
bly scalded by the steam about the legs and
hack, and his right eye is thought, to have
bate permanently Injured. Be was removed
to Dr. J. I). Thomas' office. where his Injuries
were oroperly dressed.'after-rwhich he was
taken to his residence at Sohn:— • -
CZ=
It Is related of a young man who attended a'
festal gathering on second street, Allegheny.
llondny night. that after rfuntang the seduc
tive nectnr (ruin the bowery bill, Troy, he Wan
rennpelle-1 to retire to nn outhouse for relief.
Whlla retching there. dizzy and faint, he lust
his equilibrium and into theater's below heal
long fell. Ills agonizing cries summoned his
companion .royelers, and with considerable
difficulty he won rescued from his odoriferous
position, hostas about tdm a fragrance not
quite so eztlubilta uzbe_Niabean oduntrom
the spicy shore!' , lie /manors' n bighersipPre
elation of the virtue of temperance. y.
=I
Dud night, about a quarter to twelve
o'clock. officer Jacob Metz was attacked while
going his rounds In the Flint ward. Fila ns
salinnts were two yonne men. who had taken
his mace and thrown him down. when he eel
tVibls en emlem upon one of Ahem. He sag
e ed In sing an alarm, which called other
obM
meersn t o The
othieram:eV W i le N h
th e r d
o o t. n
h o e
to en are known, and the object of Chet: attack
1a not known. The one who wee enured
gnat the night In the lock-np. and wl/1 hate
it Marin' thin Mandair
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H DAILY GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1870..
ANOTHER STORM
4-± , --si---
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Thunder Lightning and Rain Yesterday—
Freak; of the Pluld—Dasnage Through the
City..
i
Yesterday afternoon we were visited by
another severe storm. The lightning was un
usually frequent and dealing, and't be clouds
seemed to hang just above, surcharged with
the electric Auld. Nilrt during the .season,
which has been remarkable hereabouts for
storms, has the lightning been 'more feuful,
the thunder more deafening or the rain more
copious: The storm occupied about ati`hour,
and left the nir somewhat cooler, but still
their was great room forimorovemeut. Con
idering the close proximity of the lightning,
It is remarkable that the damage. was not
greater. As it R. we have bun few cases to',
record of its freaks. '
About font o'clock the electricity descend
ed through the roof of the Pittsburgh Savings
Bank building. corner of Liberty street and
virgin alley. Tearing a hole into the roof, it
entered the coons occupied by the Pittsburgh
Truss Company ; From there it:passed fa
over the gas tope. A man and •Imy were in
the room at the thus, but were not even
stunned. '
About the same time It st rucict ,e f tame house,
at the corner of Monterey ani kley streets,
Second ward, L torn.'in
the root and the shingles
I sAtered-in all di
rections. Passing down t de of the house
It ripped.up a portion of the clapboanling, tie
nuiltshed a window and disappeared. Nobody
hurt..
A chimney on the residence of Mr. Falken-' ,
stein, Ohio street. near Madison avenue, Alle
gheny. came in contitet with it. The light
ning was victorious eft t he chimney seas in
ruins in nn instmit. -
Several the were tom 'Off the roof of Mr.
Berman Ralph's residence, corner of Sixth
and Carson streets, Birmingham. .
There were rumors of of her • damages, but
they could be traced t no ;reliable source.
• Real Est Transfers. .
The following deed were ndmitted of me
,
ord in the office of Tin inns It. Hunter, Record
e -for Allegheny county, Tuestlity, July :01,
1 ,1:
Geo\RC K.Fowler to Joni M. bowler, June
141 11170; fl ahres nod Ii; I erchcs In Twenty
, third ward, Pittsburgh. with buildings
.. I ............ ... ... ... ........ .............
NorrlaMcCombs to -lames 'Fawcett, July 22.
1870; IU lots on. Washington street, !firming ,
ham, In Gregg's plan with .1011Ungs...$1,8u0
Wm. A. !ferret; to George Little, Mae 17.1810;
lot 40 by 100 feet on Orleans street: Thir
teenth ward, Pittsburgh fissi
Enoch Siddel to John McKerwln, 3farch 15.
1870; lot 40 by 100 feet on Willis street. In
plan of Perrysville •
kt WO
John Weldteger to Fleming Cunningos. ant. lel.
!nary li, 10110 lot Not. 1 in John G. Flelsch
man s plan. Lower St. (lair township, with
buildings Varn
Alex. Calhoun to Theodore Tobias, M arch 3,
1s70: lot IS be.so feet, launch street, First
ward, Allegheny, with builaings, #2.:Sal
Thomas Reynold et al to Joseph Mark. Janu
ary 13. 1 tut; lots N 05.28 anti _'it In Reynold's
plan. Ritz:shush township 011th
Louis Rohm et al to. Edward flaring. Novefill7.'
- 'her 6, 1517; lots Nos.:U.:in,' 21 in Joseph 1%11.-
1.111.00 . s plan of Illcilmstled, Liberty town
ship, with buildings ' -: $125
Thomas S. 'Maple to Nichohts Renter, .luty 111.
Istr.s lot ai by 125 feet, on First street, Lew
er St. Clair township. .. ..... ..l . . f 15U
EMCEE=
An exciting runnwuy occurred yesterday
morning on Fourth aVetlllt. Mr. Alexander
•
Aiken,Undertaker had a spit-De1...'1,0A1, att
.
tnched talig - ht wagon. and stopping in front,
of-his establishment on Fours h avenue, he
alighted from the wagon and seas going for
startedrillitch the horse when the p a ce
tdown the avenue at a lively pace. At
the corner of the avenue and Cheer)* Hier the
waken collided with a telegraph pule, where
it was lett a complete wreck, and the horse
freed-from all restraint dashed down the ave
nue at a break-neck pace. At Smithfield
street he took the sidewalk on the north' sills
of the street and kept upon it until he reached
Wood street. where he. slipped upon the
Nlcolson-knivement, fell and was !caught be
fore he could apstaass. Pedestrians gave him a
wide berth as he passed Amen the sidewalk
and fortunately no one was injured. _
-James Clifford. a Y.mtir. Juan re
, acidly from'-Ireland, became Invent, a few
days since from the effects of the heat. He
was ettiplovisl lis repair hand ..n the
sp i lt anin I6liroad!in the vicinity'of the Union
Depcd,imil onSat tartly had slight lon stroke.
which It appears has disturbed his sitlnd.- Ile
came to the Depot Monday eVening and stated
that the people at Ills boarding house tried Si,
kill him trot that he wanted to go to Missouri
P, his brothers. A collection was taken up by
his friends, and yesterday morning they taw
chased a ticket to Palmyra. Missouri. which
they gave him and. put him on the train: Just
before the train started, however. he jumped
off and -declared' he -would not go, for the
passengers halt tricrfto murder him. Yester
day afterntain hew. sent to the Mercy Hos
bital to RAVAII the arrival of his brother , who
an bsen written to.
Ire ('ream.—The ice cream season has fairly
opened. and heron of the delicious article are
hiving — their ba=tes gratified. An) tng the
Inca-181 . 800s In the oily for, this purimse in the
wilt ladles' and gents' confectlonney.
Younes4n•s. corner ad
Sinithfleld• street and
I.immoul alley. In addition to the attraction
of the load leo errant. cakes, and the delicate
re co ten, t ,111b/I,lltnent ItiVit %V it
'a sat:Mayas clinlnc-ioont. where 8d any hour
of theday ladies and gentlemen can 11t/p41.0.
their appetites with t he Itnint la:nylon 84
the season. Ye hungry one: call at Young
son',
brut.. and Itherglerly.—The foilewineens
were beforelust ice:41.1,41 - r, of Illrtninifh ,
yu“..r.lny :
Iletrt Indar and Ainproie Whlen. ar
reated for drunken... wet dinorderii. con
dutt. were oh:charged on payment of costa.
Kaiser Wilt took top much Jerrey lightning
aboard and telltetklnithe .erect. Ile wan (Un
covdered by an e'...rerr taken before the Just ice
nn tilt! lork.tip, where he Neill
be kept utitif he gets nub...
Mr. Joint Megrast,'Sfo. iqhmh street, deals
wholesale and retail in tobacco, snuff, clears.
and all articles in that trade. County,' mee
chants wiliffpd it an advantage to deal with
him. • Ills stock is fresh and very: large. and
his terms cannot to: excelled. All Invera of
tlit,weed stintild patronize Magnin... thi eau
atifircejate their wants. and can supply then.
immediately .with the hest article manufac
tured.
•
ninrs. ,4 hot Gons.•ltettovers. Pistols. Am
munition tud-Gun matcrial.of all kind. at re
duecti pri-es. at J. 11. Johnston's Great West
era Gun Works, 17/ timithtield street. Repair
Mg neatly done. Guns for hire. Army Macs
Carbines and Revolvers tonight or taken Ji
exchange. Call and see or write tor a Vein.
Lint. WRY
. .
Keystone verdict of public
opinion fully settles the fact 'of the superior
ity of the Keystone ware firer all others. for
eheapnels. beauty of finish and durability.
The warehouse for this ejeellent ware. num
rtfactured by Messrs. Kier .0 Co.. Is at No. :Oft
Liberty street, -Purchasers should call and
set it.
MinsesLand Children'. Cott. HOP
In great variety, at relt.ontible pricer, nt th
neve stand stocking atom, No. :31 Fifth avenue
.131). DUMF.:SIAN
• Float Gans.-Fruit at this sultson of the year
when people are puttingf raft for winter
up
and the question arises what kind of cans
shall we tire and where canwe obtain them.
The question is one easily answered. Go to
S. M. tiler (Vs.: No. 2a3 Liberty street, and
examine their stock.
aii.orimeni of Chililten'ti Knit Hood
Saciiii and Hoods. Children l. Plain nod Farm
Stockippit,i4t new Mend Wicking atop
N0.:70 rifelrorenne. 3,0. Deo Leami k
• Ilenry 0.-114 c. Merchant Tailor. has Jos
raleived a large neaurtment or lint. and al
also It complete assortment: of end.
Par 101171171, wear generally, corner rent
'avenue and Sixth farce. tf
A fall and carefully selectedaur.mrtment of
Foreign nnd'Poinestic Ilosiery,-at the new
stand stocking store of
Imo. ()aux-Nes .t 00_
Yo. au Fifth avenue.
Caihnitle
.T
tiv
r" 'need In all
.T , 4p.teid of pille,,,der. 74‘9 r., Yirr"dT---1, :..1?) 1t; 8,'3aii..7 :
"Timmy PIITSIV TO THE DOOW, nn
drink Pier, Dunnele & Co.'s cream rile.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS
—Twenty deaths trom sun-utroke oseurre
at Now York yesterday..
---I , rusideed Grunt visited New York rests ,
day and returned to tone Brunch:
--The Senate or the Tonot togivinture_to
.ttssed the Southern holllc Itallrungthill by .
the Governor's veto.
—Three coloystnien of artillery• lift Fortrerm
Monroe yesterday for Italeigh. N. C.. to
Governor Golden In enforcing the laws. •
—The veining returon of .the ground diviel
of Covington. Ky.. show u population of 14.-
19M. A like Increase In the I-rounder will
make the Coal reach 'l'ooo.
—At St. Look, MOILiSY, nearly n dozen
act of •unntnjhe mammal, mostly NW:
tun cases of hydrophobia. one of which p
ed fatal and. the other will probtiblv die.
•
— X lit Ammer "Ville dei Par
i. is . ; from. 'treat 00
the. lath. arrived nt New ork yesterday.
Among the passengers was J. W. Simonton,
agent of the New York Associated Ptesa..
. •
—The woolen m ill of John Duarte, near Fair
mount, Pa.. was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. .Loos geo,ooo. Two hundred per
sons are out of employment. 04.000 Insurance.
—A vessel ihowing two red lights, enema
ed to he yacht Cambria, was missed 'Mender
night between .eleven and twelve o'clock.
two hundred and fifty miles east of Sandy
Hook.
—The Athletic Club. of Philadelphia. arrived
at Cincinnati yesterday, to play the lied Stock
ings. They are In excellent condition and
many predict the lied Stockings will be de
feated.
—The first Iron forged for the Northern Pa
cific Railway left Detroit' last night for 11A.
lath. The consignment consists of two hun
dred tons Snit class T .Trail, . manufactured in
Pennsylvania. • ,
—An Immense Ore cons raging In the heart
of Philadelphia Mat night. TacTennsylvania
rumar refinery of Newhall, Botha & Co. 'is 'de
stroyed, and the fire Is spreading, defying, the
efforts of the firemen.
—A communicatlou from Leavenworth says
Is pretty c,ert.odsly aseartained that private
tin M. Malone, a deserter from the Ordnance
Department, Is the assasKle of Colonel David
H. Dull. He has thee lac j_sp_pt ellarrest.
--Cuban General Jordan sayslhe report of
the assesdnatlon of Gen. Form, who has re
lected the Spanish proposal to abandon the
pattiot cause, as well as the report of the
surrender or other chiefs. Is utterly false.
—At Went Lebanon. N. H.. YesterdaY, Con
ductors Henry S. 'Shattuck and George W.
Dames and Engineer Andrew. M. Grunt were
arraigned for manslaughter In the second de
gree, in'the. late colltslon on the Northern
Railroad. .
—Niew has lama received„ from •Fort 8111
that two messengers from tha Mown Indians
had reached that point. bringing Interllc t ee
that se v eral bawls of filowas were eom la
soon. Twenty two lodges 'of chessmen d
mato their reservations.
IME
FOREIGN.
THE Irish harvest this year is good.
TirE German critics have not been bind
to Lothair.
Mite. Lizicottiv is in Bohemia and still
wears deep mourning. •
fie.ottikv SAND has resolved mike Paris
her permanent place of residence.
Dena' and.Bnunarek are Ito hare an in
terview at Darmstadt on the 15th of du
McMsuots, Canrnbert and Risible aro
said not .to . be on speaking tenon with
each other. - •
AI33II)IAT. TACEMAN, of the • Prussian
navy, is noticed .for his louidsomit person
al appearance. •
•
Vicron Urno wants France to . get the
ft hank of the Rhine, but ho does not
. -
want Napoleon 111.: to get it for her.
VON :IioI.T . KE. tfte Prussian chief of stair,
is as noted for taciturnity" as for his strate
gic Skin. in Europe he is known'ao "the
•
wan witOtOOPent in nix languagen." -
Piticemevrioiss a making at Moscow
m
r a tind • Polytechnic Exhibition, to
ke place in 1872, on the bicennlal until.
orsary of the birth of Peter the (treat.
Tne Parte publiebers of Paul de {iock'n
mein am said to. have made flyer a
Wirth francs the Pale of hie nutheroua
ims.t Milti.awit,the s ,productive
inr
mmn authoress, line In press n novel of six
volumes. entitled "
.Eugenio, or Mistress
Empress."
•
EMILE I lIDIN Teta - geed, the
other day, for lila new paper, La •Libe 3 / 4 0,
fittryn thounrlnd • franca. About four
rearm ainee he pahi teen than ten thonaand
* for it.
=
(*HAFT is the title . of the 'Chain-Towing .
Navigation Company, now 4erating nu
the
,tisaon Elbe, . from Bohemia to the
Prussian banters.
EGMffiMEMM!
owed the other day tit Warsaw, for tun
ing into n house in order not to salute a
owes:don of Itu..sian priests that was
passing by in the street.
Tiii Empress Eugenie is said to have
been influenced in her anlent desire to
bring shout a war between Fransin and
Prussia, principally by the suggeslion of
Madame Rollin, her reader, and olife of
lien. Rollin, lendei of the war party at the
Tui tern's.
THE pomilatinn Of Berlin has increased,
between the Ist of January and 30th of
June bf the present year, partly through
Girths and partly through immigration,
by
.. 00,000 'multi. This augmentation is
exampled in the history of the Non
•nnnn metropolis.
To tmt: is shortly to arrive - in l'aris
thrall aged about fifty years, haring: •
beard reaching to his feet, with only on •
;trio and a: eptupletely bald head: die 1418
senses 2(01)0,000 franca - (0000,000).-Whicl
Le is Williqk to 'share with any young Or
about tweni!'"s7iii-S old, who is good' tent
-tiered and pretty.
A . BLEND e•Aiinaa in London, forty yearn
‘l. fell in love with n vounilaitisan
how she heard hunitue rin;inear by, and,l
.:coming acquainted, made him pre . sents,
od loaned him 110 to mishit him In blad
e.. learning he intended to eave, she
ad him arrested for debt, and, then M.,
LICI,I to marry her by offering re.!
sac -
Time; prerent war Must add largely to.
Le. already gigantic debt of France. .Alo.
soon as war was declared the Minister of
Finance asked for a supplethentaleredit of
5011,000,01X1 francs, and this is likely to
Is• but a small part of what will be heed.
ed. the debt of Prussia is. ve'ry tunall =
notch the smallest of : ruay 'of' tine (treat
Powers of Europe. .
Tit E gniericatt.ollicera en *aged in the
service cif the Khedive of Egypt. still in
,rs country, but who went 'expected t
live in October, have received, instruc-
lions to report at Calm immediately. The
racers number about seeenty. The in
strortions were telegraphed,from'Alexan
drip to the representatives of the Egep
tine goverrunent it, New 'Cork.
l'ot.hui paper published at (land.
lys that, by order of the Russian lin
tut:lent, nine hundred rind eighty-0
'riles, teen and woman, were execute
ineeLhe brenking out of
and that upward of a thousat
if floe.. transport, to Liberia have die
u. eiinsispienee of
. 11 s and p
nuisns which they yid toitraiore
Tux ParisVourna reports the foiln
lug convermition- , ,
•'ilyii only
.tween two youug
.rw how badly iu,tryt
1131,!"
jaltlge.fotTourN,lt.
bo - ,•bmughl, But' in
trew.
inde,tl Yo
I ,
When I wail, ready t
are, gone with me.
11. 'lanced of that.
went b• Itis room,
• had been abonnt
le year."
that 'King Louie
iety, he might
night .he not t
•hen mamnin-aod---
ve discovered that e
mm the Inure a tv.hkle
trlt. not aurprising
thewmtttl 14101114111114 AO promptly offer
ed hia 11...11iAttmee to King (William, the .
First .of. Prussia.. Two iea.rs ago when
the two Kings met at Nuremberg, the
King of Bai.nria,of his own amt.& pledg
ed his worst to the old King of Prussia,
that, in Cass he should be involved in a
war with Mllly fOreiall power, linvaria
would support him to the hest of her
power.
Acconots4; to n • Vienm•se jounial of in
ent tlati,-LNiirent 4.,:eitement puevail
here in the War Ministry.. An olltees of
high rank, formerly belonging to the
Building)Board,
in to he aubjecuxl to an exarnhut
tinnOn-a charge of peculation. It in said
in well.infomiell circlet; that the defici
•tier in the cash box, attributed to him
,ntnonts to 2soooo florins
genthiman, we are informenducied
ahe erection of the barrack called the
Rodap/I.Wrserar, which, as every one
knows, is very badly built."
tldth 7 o'clock in the morning.
says the North o,roloul C.rropondent,
singular phenomenon wan observed at
Memoir,. The diet of the sun woe cur.
rounded by a 'elrele of dark vapor, at the
edge of which - appeared three brilliant
parhelions, with •a fainter one below.
From a couple of these issued two splen•
did bows. spinning' the horizon, while a
perfect• circle, composed of 'all . .possible
colors:lran visible opposite the sunpze
ward the zsuinth; and several fragments
of. MillbORIS were at the same time to be
It o'clovk the pbenomenon
/lieappeared. We are informed that It
WAS likewise observed in Osnabruck and
13v the arrival of CniA. W. 11. Meade at
West EartlepAol, nays the London Man d
ard, July 11, we learn tidings of the
foundering, in the Atlantic Ocean, in lati
tude 4:1 degrees 20 minutes nnrth - and lon
gitude 14 degrees went, of the - brig Roy
alist of that port. It appears thnt on the
2:34 of J une; during a heavy gale of, wind,
the Nemec! sprung a leak, andtic, rapidly
eortimenced nettling down that,aa the last
hope of saving their lives, 'the Captain,
his wife and the crew, in all nine souls,
took to the long•bott, lit which frail craft,
In a storm, and without even a change of
clothing or a day's fund, they left the
sinking vessel. Most pnwidentially the
mltuoner Ileleu eliffard bore down to their
resent, and soon toot them rarely on board.
A RECENT accident in au English print
ing office holds out !s, hope for Chicago.
A sump 'mined &cape" to the Clarendon
Printing Office when the forme for a new
edition of the Potrci,Book of the Church_
of- Englaqd were nearly ready for the
prom, and substituted k for v In the wool
"lire" in the.triarriege service where it
reads that bckh promloo to lore, honor.
&c., "so long de ye both shall live," thus'
making Ilia last word "like." 'Vito whole
edition woo published before - the error
wee discovered;' and as the.-book with
such a regulation of marriage vronid be
of no service in England, it la now propos
ed to bend the edition to Chicago and die
tribute it there at a nominal price. It is
thought that all the prayers in the book
are needed there, while the change In the
text of the' marriage service will' differ
but little from the customs of the place.
CONsf AuTtuom.a correepondont Slays
-We are not yet through with the Bet 01
d'esd recovered from the ruins of llhe
great fire of Juno Sth. ' ,New dlseneries
are made every day. The impression
now is that 'the number killed wait not
dead than 2,000. Nearly 3,000 perwme are:
registered no. baring dloappcared at the
time of the fire. The loss of life among
the thieves who came to plunder. was rely
Itelttry. The greatest thievee are the
Greek and Afaltase boatmen. Since the
lire, eighty 'of these boats have been
found to be without owners In several
instances, pro pe
n rty supposed to have been
burned has bee found on the penam's . of
men dug up from the ruins. In one rue,
a rich banker placed all Ills valuables in a
vault and fled, Whoa the ruins were dug
oat heat week, the bodies of seven men
were found almost Inhumed, who were
in the Coq are{ of forcing the vault when
a sudden current of heated gas killed
them all. The more careful estimates of
the loos of property place it at about IPS,
000,000, of which may $500.000' was ha.
land. Th....li v ens typhus hal Inc,"
out among the s l cdrerers by the fire.wbo are
now living in tents famished by the ties:-
ernment, but it is hoped that it may not
extend its ravages to the city.
• ,
AN-extraordinary application was nude,
to the Kiiigroton.tiqlutrues .:I„aigh 1
Magistrates yesterday morning, sayth e
London Doily News of Jury 12 • A gen
tleman, who avid he was a solicitor,, bat
not practising, fasted to the Bench that
he was left at lime with ten children,
who were initho care of a p uree—his wife
having gone ivrav for the benefit of her
health. On Sanctity lie ad .occasion to
chastise ono of the children, and the
servant interfered. Yesterday morning
when he got-tiplio-loowlthe house door
own and the* num. and children gone.
Presently thel — woman came to the house
1 to fetch some milk which bail been left
- . ..
for the: baby, and hvl asked where the
children were. •• She said she had taken
them away to some friends.. The. appli
cant wanted to know what he should do.
The nurse, who was preset, in:Court,
mitt she had peen in Alto app/cant's ser
vice a lg e it ae_ven years, and wr now left
in eel char of the chi Iran. Her
mutter ill-used them, and wl en she in
terpest I he threatened to knock her
i .,
down. 'onttequently he t • the chil
dren a y from him, and dint batted them
anion. t -o or three Mends. The Bench
advia the father to wait an see what
was d- n+, nnd.in. the' meanti i the,. nurse
said a telwould telegraph for . yr mistress.
Bates died et Cinchunt
t hie room* in the National
ng. Mr. Bates Brae-born in lb
ad c one to t.locinnatl forts
en the builder and fcr st . long'
the National Theatre. By re
ct lone he sunaaaed it large f 0
nit to over a ... million dollars_ •
SJlnmon Rinom committed
. .
41%11 parlor, In Cincinnati. about
last night, by blowing mit his
pistol. Deceased was about to
Leaves a wife and six children,
three weeks old. He had (anal
several years alto.
—At the match 'toile of Mae Doll rester
day, at Dexter Park. Chicago. between the
!torrent club of Cartibridge,.Mass., and the
Chicago White Stockings. the.latter d o b was
3tgaln badly beaten, the score bring eleven
for the Har , ards and lug:Vit. the White stock
ings
—lnfo orlon from South Pass says the sol
,lers W it were sent by the government after
the gig Horn expedition overtook them, but
were unable to bring them back. The soldiers
returned to South Pass, and the' 111 g Homers
proceed i ed to the Big Horn country.
•
--thlitning struck the new Methodist
church in Eaton, Preble county, Ohio, Mon
daynight, and damaged it to the. extent of
aye hundred dollars.
—Hol Job E. Stevenson. Cinigrewsman for
he Sect nd District of Ohio, publishes a card,
'afing cis not and shall not be a candidate
or re-election ,to Congress.
DIED: •
to I.III I ES-Tuendy r 4 3e. In:. +.I.ItoLIIES.
aped 33 years and day.. • •
The fulteralleill take place on Tureen/tr. July
at 1 r.s . i..froin the residence of hi.. father.
Norval Holm a. Nu. 33 Siathavenue. ' The friends
of tho familia. respectfully • Invited to attend.
JOHNSTOIiAt hi. home In Penn township,
July 211 . IS7 . Prof. W 11.1.• A. JOHNSTON. In
the 33d-t ear Id hit see.
Panetta Irma his late residence Tore tWednes
dayl artntiNolts. at 4 ulclook, at Brutal Church.
• At YElflt—On Tuesday morn...tint/ 116. IS7II,
JENNIE. tein!daugh ter of John A. and Otaky Janet
Miler, aged 1 km. and If.days.
Funeral will take place from the residence of the
parenta.,No. 211 S Lettroca street. Allegheny. Tote
tWedneiday) Arius:cut. at 3 o'clock. The
Mends Of the family aro respectfully Incited to
attend.
WAI. ACE--itmMonday.July MS. at 3 o'cluck
and 13 taut°, .1011,1iiiloWARI, younrest Mtn nt
Dr. M. W. anti Eliza 1.. Wallace. axed 3 year., 1
moot!d MO days.
CARBOLIC SALVE,
Mule Me with pa i
CARBOLIC ACID. talk* le need,
In Dona.. r direction of Eminent ?h01e...
b. already o °veil Reelf to be the motto. rine and
.I : equal wire for all. Mallimant bons sad Uwe,
and.for Dorn . Cult, lifonoduand all Skin Mc.es
no en.l as' a Rapid enrollee Agent bas yet been
diacorered. ratatois CZNTIs. .
Henry's Insect- Powder,
For the Dostruction of ROACIIM, RED RUGS
A—NTel. dm PRICE. 2.3 CENTS'S,.
L.II.IIOSENBACI-I"
Patent liedicin l e Depot,
sm ITHFI ELT) :-.41
JOHN M 1 COOPER & CO,
1
Bell and I . 3y. t sma F enders,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE AND, OLLING STILL
BRASSS \
Made Promptly ; to Order
BABBITTS. METAL
ifade'and Kept on Hand
• "'aviators and MaantaetArara of .
Cooper's Improved Balance Wheel
sTgAm.,l3. - uziP.
Ofilee—EDiti FRIO( Fruzicr. f
Fon. dry—Cortt
Mil sod RAILROAD Mt ZETa Pftt.barSb
Pa.
JUsT=ARRI: ED.
Anothor Lot of thoie 1
,o,loome
MEM
Plated Bracelets,
AT $3 PER PAIR,
Mrs, S. C. ftOBB'S;
No. 91 Federal St.,: Allegheny
MILLINERY GOODS ma TRIMMINGS will be
aoldat and below coot fnr NO dna. 101 l
Bakery Confectionery,
AND 1 •
ICE CREAM.
The underahned has ortablinled the atone basi
.in the verz convenient Manion; No. EN?
WI:STICK:I A Vt.NTlf. Allestrolay. one-ball block
from the Park. ellen be lapinned to Elinir eli
"order, to his Hein Els anon handsomely titled
up for the conatimenl et ion =MO. who will find It
very convenient to On Park. tkitlafaction war
ranted In good, attendance and prices. The
patruunge la whetted.'
Rail. SUELODEIL
NYNE .OF LIFE.—Tt great Blood
Partner and Delicious nr. WALES/EPP
lEI VIT.E. tilt ELIE Or ria, la fee fn.
ot= " rgru n frra r =3 ' Itti "n al b tra=3 -
Mannino and d
the
linen. thing in the
world for foluifyinst h elood. Eta Limnos% pitma
n& and deliciou• article ovnr iffered to the putille,
In supertnr to brandy. whiny. wing bittau%or any
pthor article. la ince healthy
_and aspen
1 1101 male .rid !::iynantg:s7althr orr t, th e.
Tho on who wish to enjoy good health and DVS
''Nl.ife . "Te ia ". .girr ' erit u rguititriinVvitCfrnl
In u.e. It la and kr dninetata: also at mil respect
able saloon.. Pam ELAN. in quart bottle..
le..
!' •
.I.4lVillgSton &
.C 0.,.
Manufacturer of LIORT (MICA' IRON
CASTINGS.
Light work our epechdty.. Lou... Joint Butte.
Shutter mtant* Illogem, Bub Pulleys, and other
uncles of Holidays' ILnleare Memnon band.
Mace and Mork., neer Outer Depot, Allekkenl
Clty. kostomoe addreea, Lock Box ROIL rut.
bunch. Pa_ • . AMOS
WM. KBEBS,
ICE-
DEER,
lis/itivyr Ave., egheny.
ws
DucATioN 4'oll'll/NG MEN_
WILLISTONSRMINAR Maytag reoelved
runt Ita flu_nder,Rob. &WWII n.iut endowment
1.1 , 130.p00, offers the very best mlvanteeee to
inurialfrlrtftleton h r‘ l rsleV ' & r ag:
P=t=• ir==rtgpir, thAVET,
lUMIMIAW. Eut Iffsapton. Naas. • lutadar
ALLAUWA% Wit; l'acl 7o .
DTOTICE;--The assessment for the
urns Man e of CHRTIZRS ISTRXRT from
imams. to Franklin alley la now made roX
mailnaticm. and rim be ..vp et this °Mee ants
SATUDAY.
heed.3th, • 113711_, when. It win
placed In the of the Clid` Controller tomer'
oothrin for Dormant of mime,
tale
CINCINNATI AIMS.-10 Tierces
Wool boosdo Bogor alrod EMI , awl Dried
Tiracelood sp4for sale by th o More or la ro
tall
RENIM/Int,
qp, limit/sad nab M.
ME
I 1 c
SPECIAL 'NOTICES
ET•REPUBLICAS
County Conventions,
The Republican Voters of Allegheny county aro
requested to meet at the usual Plates for holding
tanner, elections fn the seven! Wards. Borough,
nud Townships. on
Saturdai, August 27, 1870,
and elev . % deleggles from each Election District to
each of the following Conventions, as follows:
TWO DELEGATES from cash Election lastriet
to tho •
COUNTY CONVENTION
for the Purpose of nomlnutlng cstorttentes for
PROTTIOSOTARY. •
•
COUSIT . COMMISSphtER,
CORONHIt.
_.JURY COMMIS:4IONET..
DIRECTOR OF TUE rosm. •
TWO °TRIM DELEGATE:I rn. tech Floe
tine Maria to the
Congressional-aAttitive Convention,
fin. .'
the pnrpooe of 174fAeaIli17 ONE CANDIDATE
FOR coNaiimm 4. tA,_.12,1 Con.ereaeleTnO DI.-
;Met. ONE CANDIDATE front that mrtion of Al
nieffeny ellunti (to-wit: North and \Peat of the
Alleftheniand Ohio Rivera) which In embraced In
the fdt3d Congreselonal Dlattlth.
ONE CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE.
SIX CANDIDATES FOR ASSENIIII.Y.
These Conventions will meet in the CR, of Pitts
hour, St the COURT' IMUSE, on TUESDAY
August 3001. 15470..1 the follorrinu times,
follows.
COUNTY CONTENTION will meet in the Com
mon Piens Court Room. nt 11 (retook A. SI.
e nt 3re enterd
Build
t3 ,
ed 11115.
gra .go. lie
.inle =aver
estate trnn.
ne. Imuunt-
The deleaafiem to the CONCH ESSIONAL-1.E4 I iF.
LATIVE CONVENTION tenni the 224 Congrei-
Mona' District will meet at 10 o'clock A. A. In the
nOw lll.trlCt Court Itcmm for the portmse of nom , .
!noting a CANDIDATE. FOR CONGRESS from
mld thstrlet.
aclde In him
even o'clock
rains nth a
) ycoco qld.
the youngest
In bast le.s
The Delegates from thdt mutton of Allegheny :
county which Is In the IrthCongiessionill District.
will meet of 10 o'clock:A. u. in the old District
Court Itimm for the purpose of nomlnialng it CAN -
DIDATE FOR CONGRESS. end electing TORRE
CONFEREES to meet the Conferees of Armstroug
end DutlerComitten..
And at 11 o'clock A. M., or assoon thereafter as
both the Congressinr.al Conventions shore desig
nated AMall have concluded their respective duties !
suclt. : they will meet In the old li Let Court
Hoorn for the purpose of tomainating , • :
'ONE, CANDIDATE Filth STATE SENATE. and
SIX CANDIDATES 101 l ASSEMBLY.
The election of Delegates will be held between
the hours of 4 and 7 o'clock P...e.0n SATURDAY,
August 27th. ISIS). and will be beld as far es
practicable by the Republican members of the
election boards in the different disfekte. and In
these distorts where the election uMcers are a
minority of the regular board the ItePublimin
voters are authorized to elect enough additional
onicent to complete the board.
The voting In the Mainland boroughs shall in all
cases baby balloter. In the townships by marking.
The Pre•ldent of tbe.County Convention. and
of the Congreasiontil-Leglalktive ConVention.will.
unless both Conventions orderotherwise and con:
our In geldoing, appoint a Omni:Otte° of three. the
two C,antultteest b tie appointed to meet together:Ls
soon as practicable after the adjournment of the
Convention to appoint a chatty Committee teethe
ensuing year, !
At the requoat of many Repubiletanz. and with a
Mew of asceataining the sentiment of the people
open the question of the adoption In this county
by the Republican party of what Is known us the
Crawford om.y : system of holding primary Mee:
Mons and making nominations, he., each voter Is
requested. in designating Die tholes for delegates
to the respective Conventions. to Instruct them to
vote aye or nay to the said Conventions on a prop
million them to be submitted of adopttou by the
party of that epeeist. a tall end explicit explains.
non of which Melt be hereafter Published by this
Committeelh theeitenublican preen of the City of
Pittsburgh. !
By order of the Union Itepubli - can Executive
Committee for Allegheny runny.
W. S. Plink - lA:BCE. Chairman.
WAnYell S. McCeen.l
Gnu. F. Mottoesr.
.le2p:rio • .
N. Prrtnnettnia."
og- THE ANNUAL. ELECTION FOR
Directors of Ole Rant will be Lela at the
Banking House on TC.CSDAY. , Autrost tin. be
twJetA;Vnlief /n. 17411. eleven
And
irr.
_ funaLS Cashier.
OITICE Prrrsayeoia •shl BORTOX )lININO CO
. . . ..
. Precool .
• ...1. Joae2id. lei7o.
arSPECIAL MEETING OF STOCK
1101.DERS.—There will be a ,pedal meet
wK of the Otoekbolditra of the . - PITTSBISItGI
Nn 110NrON MINING COMPAIii V OF eflEr_
t illiGH." laid ai the °Mao of tho ColoPanT. ,
. a City of tittslotttah, •: it o'clock I M., nU
WEDNESDAY, 27th Bay of July, proximo
/I, Order of the Board of Director-A
ESE
MilM;IIIIM
E cr BOUNTY
$lOO Boimty Collected
For all moldier+ who enlisted between May 4th and
July *4O. 181rtlehii - were dischargod for disabil
ity Wore sereinektwo'years. and who hare hereto.
:ore reoeived no bounty..
The underelgued bag removed his ogles to Gs
urns Bniblincourner girth avenue end Smithfield
street. and Ls now premixed to collects/atm epeed
IT and at moderate rate. all on.oraddress.with
, B. F. BROWN. •
Claim ASVO;GAZITTX Building.
Corner Sloth avenue and athitheela street,
Pittsburgh. P..
PUBLIc SOTICE.—HaTIng been
annotated GAS and GAP METER INSPEC
TOR' for Allegheny county. notice Is hereby IdTeti
MU Until the neoessary_othea andMoslarliaal Test
ing Alsehinary can be provide/LI will b found it
the OFFICE OF TDB NATIONAL FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORKS, Twenty-111rd street. near
Penn, Pittstrahrh
andThke Meter inimeatot
°pricy or you Tut ompu OIL COMPANY.
No.MOS Liberty street.
PirrumPlioll. July. 21. 1810.
rre•NOTICE=I_, Meeting of Stock
holders of the Triumph OU COMpiny nut
*gUl
ofretifJ
tn~r the eoWat 0f the lar w eeterain making a teens
Januar ' ?VILLIAMItiSSLER.Seeretary.
oa.NOTICE.—The-nndersigned luive
eherterod the Stearn Ferri Boat, Capt. W.
C. BENNY, and milt run her us a Ferry on and
of ter July Bth fromßhurpritunt to Pittsburgh tide,
until the Pharpeburg Bridge is rebuilt.
WM. 11. CLAMET,
•
W. A. SPROVIt.
ul-MONON 13 A lIELA - VittlNE
rLANIC... , -NOTICETha Plena •.Ili be
op. for PassenpereandPreightbualmisuiEVElEV
IItiIINING at 3 o'clock, end will doge at 11 p. 11..
noubecting with the last car from Pittsburgh on
the Pittsburgh and Dirsolegtoon Peeieinger
47. jinyld
POLITICAL
__.
•
Ef-ron co#.oNER, .
•
MAJ. - 1 7. . ,H. HOPE,
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•
t
Mate of th 9th l'enna: Reserves,) '
Subject to tbe deer ion tit the onetilny Uniati It
publican County C 4 !anti on. lTini
lir FORPUOTIIONOTARY,
. M. G. COREY,
Lino poptatn pc, 0. ff3d P. Volt.
No [Oct to the declolon of Cho ensuing f 0100 It
Pl=Convention.
.v&p
[FOR SENATE.
GEOROE 11. ANDEIISON,
e.
tlnYJeut to the ' decision of leo ensuing :Union Re
publican County Convention. . .In2o
a: FOB
OUNTY COMMISSIONE
, RGE NEELEY,
..hip, subject to the detimou
.llatu County Convention. .
NE2
Of Menthe!! To'
the Colon Repel
WO:de&
UM COMMISSIONER.
MIN DOUTHETT
o:3= coif c'
BEN it;
Of Indian■ towbablp, . Iv • cantudato tor County
Commlsoioner. Id eubonllnstion.lo the dethlon of
the it•oubllain ConronUon. - Ist "alma to repo..
•••Xwaddlr
REBIOVALS
REIOVA L.
•
•
S. P. SrfitliTEß & CO.
Mott ilh t wm old stand. Nog 27 and
99 8111T11 MD. to their Warehouse. -
- NO; e mid ssil Liberty St. ;
Above the heNU!i I WC/OD ElTßEKT.where they
will be pleased see all their old friends and elas
tomers.
S. P. LIIRIVEIt & CO.,
TiwaLlho HOUSES FOR SALE.--
I_, inn istreet.• Crawford strdet, Fulton
street, gnu street, Grant street, Isabella street,
High stre e t. Ferry street. Bertha street, Second
avenue. Third street. Chestnut street. Sycensore
street. Stockton avenue. - Woods Roo. doparlor
Dotion. Dose street. YowittlO WWI. Anderson
trout. • RobWoortstreet. Owls street, Charles
street. OatWd. n ut unertY.Callvel , 010 . 01 -
street. nigh street. Allegheny. 44th street, Penn
street and other lilies. ^ -
8. CUTltlilelaf& SON.'
Joss 29 Stub avenue. "
CHAS. DAVIS.
017
ST. LAWRENCE HOTEL,
ED. BARKER, PrOprietor,
Cor, You it. aid Mk, formerly old Canal
, . _
- , - • -- - -,- Vs 1 - 4- • ' ," s. - f - ,P.`,.- '' • ..r. , , ,- , ,-,,,- .: :. ~ ; : ,
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ik tz.. : 2jVt' a k t :;}'-y . :ilk 4 i,'%- % ,.'WrA ik %t e ; q A 4:-.!.*-34.""4.-,,V4?.14,V.,„W-4,,,,?.. 'iti•'e.,,,,.ee^'44*s,!r'L..'7..:r','vig'.2,,z',,'",:;:::•
' .;,,,Wesifeet'=s,'
~.--... re , hl-k 4,;', ,, , , ;"'4.4,Cr4gr.'"" -
INI3IIELANCE
s u cogd. 'HE CRITERION OF ix.
The Empire Mutual
athievad s apc<l.” almost 110 14. 11 e 1 .4 th.
hietOrY UrLife Maumee. •
OR9ANIZED 4PIIIL 8, 1969
1311:4iness of the Company
=I
Whole Number of Po'itle. ln,ur.t ~,,,,,m3
Total Premium. •
It;-.INI 3:5.10.90
Vlrgi l / ;f u n:Tang Exp. to Total Income... 21.30
Average I.•tio otell Compnle.. 31411
PP , ' ejer7 81001.1abllities the b ut We haengPll
Avengeotetta t • * 1.496
Amount of Pond...
$330 Oa"
. .
81.00.00 U
balanceenel der...sited Ivan In
State and the securely Invested.
NM. A. FULLER.
Mew 21 , r1"tittl7TVA 7 3:1:1 7 1INTl " trt=1 : a.
tIrGOOD AGENTB. both male and female
anted. • • le7l
A. 2dc.TARLAND, H H. HARTMAN,
PRFAIM:Yr. VICE Pa.'', rm ..
W tiltWoN 3HLLER.Secreary.
Federal Insurance Co
OF ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. -
OFFICE: Cor. Fcdcral and Work Strerls
Edward Gregg. W. G: G Beton,
Katt.Mille Baker, IJ. Kuhn.
•
•
t• bop,.
tn.
. J. Langtltt,
raM
CHARTER 1 . 899 PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN FIRE
OF PIIILAIDELPIIIA.
OFFICE 435 AND 4311 CuESTN UT ST It CT.
Tarots on
1 .17. 11. t. 1.40. 62.N13.734 67.
Vgttu L ru 11 ;
over S.lsociro . Perpetual and Tempo—
retry Policies on Llbentl I os. The C4I(OPSIVIMSO
douse
radleles upon the It nO•f all kinds of liund.
In Uround Itente and 1,1,2,14° - s..uo crab,
Filler.W. Richards; Isaac Lea, Ge Isles. Alfred'
Thos. Sparks. llgu. 6. Grant , Thomas: N.
EUI.00"4,0 11.01VIT(1. BAKER, Preoldent,
OPPD. PALES. Vice President. .
Jas. W. MeAllister..Seeee J.
T. IL Roger. /aMes., - ..
r Ls( B. , KELLOGG . , '
av2o Cor. TWO Avenue nod Wood St.
WESTERN INST ANCE COMP'Y
• Of Pitts , urgh:'
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ALEXANDIiIt NIMICIL President.
WM. P. HERBERT. Vine President.
t c a;e " rii A
Om"! Ihkyrixer nFeet, powit Co.ll Wan r u t.
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tairs.liittsburgh
u W.II insure sguinst . all kinds 44 Fire eind
Risks. .A home Institution, menaced by Directory
who are well known to the community. and who
are determined by promptness sod liberality to
maintain the character which they here assumed.
Y OlYerinir the best protection to those who desire
to be insured.
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Jrale3 McAuley. ; {kWh= S. Evens,
AlexenderNpeer. ' Jueeptt Klrkpetalek.
Andrew Adkley.
David M. lung. ; l ' kTir. l .Cl= .
D. Ihmsen. ; • • \ , nda7
CASII INSURAIift \ COMPANY:
Phelan's Building, 1
NO. 2' 1.117 . 11 A.VISNL'S BEOOI4O FLOOR.
• . F/I"2SBURGIL PA.
CAPITAL ALL PAIL VP
ILW - roms: \ •
N.J. Higley, 'Jobe Floyd. ' A. M. Nailer.
Dual Wallace, 'PAL Ilartrom, A. Chambers.
Jake 11111. N. llceletkan. Batley:
Thomas &alai. ':no. A: Wlllceek'
ROBERT 11.1p:it:, Tires dent.
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JNO. F. JENNINGs, Vice Prondent
JOS. T. .101INSTONSeeretary.
Cant. It. J. GRACE. General Agent, _
NSURES ON I.G3GRAL .THIGAS UN ALL FIRE
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ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
Of, Pittsburgh
.1/FYICE: NO. 87 FOURTH AVENUE. .
Insures spinet all kinds of Tire and Man.
ROLA. . . .
JOHN IRWINJn... President.
T. J.IIOSKINdON, Vice President.
C.O. DONNELL, decreer).
CAPT. W. DEAN. Genend Agent.
I.l7lrinti.
C. G. klusw.
Harvey Childs.
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PEOPLES'. INSURANCE COhIP'Y.
0 FVIC E. N. E. COILN ER WOOD .4 BTS.
A liotue Clll7lPallY. iski. Fire .4 M. Ittski
MI/Lc-TORS: .-..
Wm. Phillips.l (a pt. John le rthord
John Watt. . ! Samu A
ell'. Shrivel . ,
John E. Perk, 1 Cherie. rrntle.
C. It. Love. . - Jared 31. Brush.
%Vie. Van Kirk. ' . ' \3"m. F. I.ans,
James U. Verner, . Satooel 3letriclotrt.
WK. ['LULU . 1 ; President.
• 301131 WATI . , Vice Preeldent.
W. F. tiAIIDII ..It.Secretarv.
NATIONAL INS 'ANCE COMFY.
COR. FEDERAL ST. NI? DIAMOND, ALLE•
Oftlee In the BECO D NATIONAL BAN%
BUILDING.
W.W.MART N. Preeident,
JOI N BROW. Vic e President
JAMES E. ST .VENSON.
John A. Mrler. ',JRoa s bert . o
am,
John. Brow Grah n. Jr:George
o.ll.P.WilhamOnn. The
BEERORANT TAILORS..
MeARDLY
Fashionable
MERCHANT TAILOR,
zsvamiTitztrz,veagenro3P
iNG GOODS.
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield St.,
PITTS/1610M PA.
Gerit'S Clothing !wade to order In the latest
style.
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SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES !
• • • 1870.
J. C. ientimitON. C. L. nuaLstainwtd.
31TIIERSON MUIILEIBRING,
Merchant We No. 10 SIXTH STREET. date
SL Clair.) We have received a begs and well se.
looted Stock or the best and most fashionable
Goods In our line. a gnat portion of which are our
own Importation
reedits confident of ourability to give perfect
=l=ro e f 'clg=k . 'o l i d Side (.loth., C&
'o r " . Y 'll th crillittSOW A MUIW.ANTIRING,
ruhlo . No.lo Sloth street.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
• A splendid new stock of
Cassimeres,' &0.,
Just received by - HENRY MEYER.
end • Merchant Tahoe,l. StlSaL
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PROPOSALS
Cwirsou.rattro . rnag.
env or Ataxatrzsy. July
OTICE TO DE L AiLERS I 1 HOSE.--;
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dralrit proposals 1011 bo recolvedat this Wan',
fnti ul
o'clock P. 11.. FRIDAY, 28th OM JULY,
or
1.050
Double Rivited Leather Hose,
For the use of neeleturiment Bidden wl
slide the pressure th ey uanutes their Dose:
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Also, for 15.0:Iptteries-Zink.
For further Infornotthmt Inquire at the office of
the Chief Engineer of the FIN Departmentst City
The Committee do not bind themselves banal*
theT% lowed or mI7 hid ;
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.—The
dendened solicit Proposal. fur theirsupplf of
C.d, for the ensuing veer. lame to be delivered
at their *orb.. byre!' or river. Amount received.
2.000 to. 2300 bu.hel.~delll•
calved until Aug.* let.
Prrs srace:Jt'O'ilXllN7o.
HOINIES;. BELL .Sz, CO,,
- AN.CITOR COTTON Rats,
PITTSBITHOIL
Yonutootomo of HEAVY MEDIUM re LIGHT
ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA
Sheeting and Batting.
GRAND RE-OE NING
NEW GOODS.
Shoe; Boots and • Gaiter;
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HENRY • PAU MIS',
N 0.124 AVENUE, ALLEGHENY C"
olla gear `..AdttoelV4y.rlVl rr "*"' Sll
en. of BOOTS IiIOne , A,ID trAITERe. "°"-
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F i G s . "1 :41:C:1 1 " trgblVitTreaffirt.
C. BARNES,
Sealer of Weighismd Measures,
IarICE
FOURTH LtE., Pittsbumh.
DR O IND PEUREI3.:--1 p forte
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ORPHAA: OUST SALE
Estate of James S. 7.eeld. Deed.
" j:•Pa ' gir r Term.
ISO?. In pan LI um, the undersigned 0111 utter st
6PLULVP.-
1570. nt o'elotlt Una Certain -Fano or
met of lend In said tointsinp, uf whiff the said
Jet. weld lately died seised. eohtslntng about
97 Ames. bounded Its limos of Hiram Clap. J. Sr..
Malan, Jr_ Wilson Lumen. and others, and abOin
one•hlf mile from Vas Itne of the Chanters Heti-
Mad. Themhole is underlaid with
And is within about ten miles ofPittsburgh.
TEILMS OF BALM Your Thousand Pallets. (or
~,toc u t ttt to pay debts Of decedent and cepenses.
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to be paid On cnlirmation.of thewile. One
third of the remainder to be the decent..
of Mrs. Sands J. Lyda, and to remain charmd ea
the land, the interest thereof painible her •eml.
annually MIAMI her life. The other mei. bd.. to
be paid DJ three eepul payments as the chilehoi of
said decedent arrive at llnetOr -t un Aptil
1. 1871. 1/876 and 1884. Te a s es p. mtt .„
chase money to be witted by 10 . 4 and
mo o rs [ . ..es.
on on e rm...., the purchseer to pay e
' ; ' ,7K m rttre d r . par Uun gibtra 7 Inquire iit the Pit ts-
nt his / 34 Fourth avenue, Pitts
bugh':
C. 1147BILOUCK. Trustee.
Pittsburgh. July /O. 1870.
T\'l THE COURT OF QUA.ItTER
JL .iesmons of Allegheny County, No. 19 !larch
eeseion. 1870. Mince inneous Docket.
In the matter of the opening of Miltenberger Pi
ley. city of Pittenurcb.
A ni now,July 23, 187 o.on motion . fJ. F.Plagle
the Court-appoint W. W.Thontrion.Ksit to tote tea-
Lawny offered bY the part lee latex. sted in I he abin•
case in relation to tile nintlem at Issue thooln.
J report the name to this Coon with Ids opinion
nieron an s ho uld modifications of (Au report of
cety , hr made. 2 tato. add the form
of an order to be made by the Court. Ten days
notice of the time and pine,. of lienriligt.i be given
to the Feint.. on the tecord ur their attorneys and
by publication three timen in the linii• tI
07, 131 n: COI:IIT.
I Antall.: JOURRII BROWNY. Clunk.
I Parties interested are hereby nothied that I will
attend for the purieme of performii.e. Inv dutlye
MCI
`%:g!!", •
Nt. It. St* ,, all+..
Jame', A111•,,T
under the foregolog aptunontneiu et rut ,ynre, Neh
lOS Fifth even e. Plt Inbureh WEION I, Ito Y. the
luth dale! Aurrutt. let) II o'clock r.
C.. end at such other thee. an may tor tiled by ad.
P.m Went.
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VAISTRICT COURT 01 . 111E•UNI- .
I_.• TED STATES Po /I TIM WESTERN Itls.
TR In theO IM . F P matter of ENNSYLthdaert Eds VANIA:IN BA
an NK dlCuthbert.tCPTCY.
on
Dixon. partner" as Dixon Brother.. bankrupt.:
Western Dottie( 8.1 Isrnnsylnanitt,ss:
A warrant pa Bankruptcy luta been Issued by
sold Court agwinat the I state of !totem Blum
and Cuthbert Dlxon, tanners I.loon Brothers.
of the County of Allegheny, Stateof Pennsylva
hia. In said district, who have been elute ndiudsed
tinkrupta upon petition of their creditors. and
the pipe eat any debt. amrthe dellvery alaY
InsdeliAT belonging to .Id bentruel., to them, or
for Melt Use. mud the transfer of any rocerty by
then,. are forbidden by law. A taco.. of the
creditor. of sold bankrupt.. to prone their debts
and choose one Sr more Multilevel of their estate.
will be held at • Court of Bankruptcy to be hold.
at No. 93 Diamond Ptreet, In the City of Pitt.
lurch. In eald delerlrt. on tha.llOTH DAY OF
A UGU9T. A. D. 1870, at 10 o'clock A. it., at the
there of SAMUEL liAttPY.ft. req.. one of the
Registers in Ilaulultptcy of sand' Distrlrt.
A. MC ItDOCIf.
lunpat U. S. Marshal Ise 3leeeenger. •
ORPHANS' COURT4I, sr
Hy virtue of the proceeding of the orphans'
Court of Allegheny County. the millennium! ad
ministrator cum Nato 01111,0 tUthe misty. of Ann
Tone litUreod7. deed" will iirtrrot Public Sale , on
the premise.. In the 17th Ward of the it of
Pittaburnif. WEVIMIDAY, AUGUST 10TH.
TH7O. at 10 o'clock . A. ft.. all those two certain
lots of ground situated In the 17th Ward of the
eitY cf ritteburgh.-allreheny county. motherland
P.
33 and 34 in a phut of lots laid out DT'
P. 11. Miller. hounded and described as ollcies,
Beginning =Hatfield formerly Weshingtortatreet.
at the diotanceof 1140 feet from' Forty-ninth
street..formerly Lathrop sit eet: thence POI{ Went
werdly along llottleid street 4U fret to corner of
lot No. 33: thence nurthwestiranily at right angles
with Hatfield linnet along the line of said lot No.
35.100 feet to no alley—feet wide: throne along
said they towards Form-ninth street 40 feet to
.the line of lot No. 33. 100 feet to lietneld street
the place .of hetrinnim i . Terms. made known on
del
of sale, or an
.1171w2.5-or Atindniotrotor eon. tos
IN THE COURT OF QUARTER SES•
SIONB of Allegheny county
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Notice la hereby given that the relekrt
,rlnlrnaxz I. 'LNA
Bled July 7, 7870, undi6ntltmed 31.1, to bicumil
bsoluts unless exceptions ere filed theeetu.nrltteln
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p :THE MATTER OF THE
Opening 'of Haslett Street,
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B. L. Fatatettock.
W. U. Pmarsoo.
Robert 1. Davis,
Io 8 . 1 Plemlait t
Capt. J. T. Stockaat
T. 11. Nevin.
Notice Is hereby siren that the assessments
made by the viewers moditiert by the Court) In
the shove ease are now in My hands for eellectiOn.
end that if the came be not paid within thirty days
from the date hereof. liens will be died forthenit
,paid assessments with interest. costs and teen. and,
the same collected by lesal proem,
J. F.:gLAOLE, City Attorney,
JabeU
T I N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
IUNID STATES, for the Western I/Istria°,
T ED iania. (In Bankrontcy.l
Diftrborgh, -Hoy ti1h,139.
The underelgned herehyyjene notice hi. ap
Fs ' oll " .7l?Xlet% ' S . l .z " h i LM . ,7 - V 2 ` 1;l1P DG I1FI:
k• It. W. ilphrene nro.,
`Stoleltinworl ilte •
0,0017 of Beaver ei d of Penuerivankt,
who hese been adjudited bankrupt. on cremilion •
petition. by the Dirtrict Court of laid dietriet.
JOBS II LEDI.lit.
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Bearer. Peens.
To the creditors of *aid Bankrupt... jt18.57*
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TN TUE MATTER • OF OPEN ISO
AIKENS LAST.. in tho Elliot Pittsburgh.
Sidles ts hereby given that the arseesorents made
by the elewers. In the oprning of hiker.' Lane,
tag modified by the Court.) is now nu t y bend. for
collection. and thataf the mune be paid ' , lndia
thirty days frets the date hereof liens wilt belled
therefor against_the properties asressed.with
ll.rePt. Cast and Res. and the mune collected be
le.l proem.
J. F. SLAGLE. City Attorney...
JULY 12.114711.
'IPtALT,'.. ) ::
.rst, 'J./Mb nopp,
Ideiangber.
FXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Letters
testamentaryupon the estate of EDELL.
A I RDT F.LLW ANC It. late of Allegheny Olty,
deed, haying been granted to thalamic:signed, all
persons indebted to maid estate are requeeted to
usage immediate payment, and all persons holding
S
said estate to present the tarns,
duly authenticated for settlement, to WIIITE h.
SLAGLE, Attorneys, No.loo Filth avenue, Pitt*.
huatti,
WALL PAPERS. . .
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NEW•WALL PAPER.
FOR SPRING SALES, •
at No. 107 Market St.,
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NEAR FIFTH AVE.
We now offer to the public a stool of PAPER
RANI:GAMS onenspueed In the West fee variety
and beasts of styles, embracing an the Novelties
is FRESCO, MOSAIC, PERSIAN and GRECIAN
DE DNS SIGNS lit plain and briAtit Von a .•
DERALATl ' SfS'ilt or n.Miti d CITT PARLvIt
PAPERS,' with as. alsioet endless ',Gill of
'CHEAP SATIN PAPERS. WRITE and BROWN
BLANKSfor Chambers, Am o-. All of which we pr •
p0! , 9 to sellm low es the lowest in the market
Usti Lod see. Cl
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No. 107 Market SI., near Fifth - Avenue.
JOS. H. HUGHES & BRO.
mbltv3S
WALL PA_PERS. ,
SPRING, 1870. -1-4
PRICES REDUCED,.
4 9 INCURS Rld. tints :11.3c per roll. . • .
8 ;AV
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' NLEU ANT French aid American Paper Luang.
Inee. hot epeeldcd 030,0, 51134,.., to en/ awn...
relent In dm couniry. For,mle
W.. -P. MARSIIALL'S
New Wholeenie aad Retell Store. 193 Libertl
street. YittiOntrah. ¢lOl
TAX NOTICES.
Crry Turwrxrunt °melt.
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PirTseotant Jane I. I hiM
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRO
VISIONS of the OW faxe.t. notice!. hereby
=m il l: the Tax rtr o ri of the City of FltUbatitt
City, City Building, Special, Poor, Bust
!less, City School and Ward School
Taxes and City Water Rents
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Tor the yftrltl7o have, In accordance with law,
then Ms day returned to me for owlleetlon. A
dednetton of Floe per annum ba snared re
all Taxes and Weber Dents paid on or before the
and day of. Aogart. and Too per cent= Ll' paid
between the dna °eV. of August nod att.=
day of Footember. • •
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WATER PIPES,
--Chimney Tops
. 110 T AIR & CABINET FLUES,
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A large and fan •soortment coettaztly ort Ma&
/ HENRY 11. COLLINS,
7 0 11.931 i 133 SECOND AVENUE.
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS.!
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Ti lle.n.m.r.d..i., "4 Ono usaltsuent, a Vow
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JAPAN.
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SOUCIIONG.
Boyars as Invited to cal and exatalno the stoat
a quality and PAO will be for the intaraat of t
Pomba.,
Also, on band , a lame and exnallant aatortannt;
of eboloo Utocartea. For sale by
.pik•reg-V Nne.ll9 sad $0 Diamond 9qunrr
RUBBER TUBING.
All flow of lo&ls Rubber Tubing, dmriamtjy!
h.".
, J. & It. Y 1111.1.1
• ra. &nap for Wn KW. ;
LEGAL
COAL.
W. W. 1 .1112 1.1.1!.Z.
.1. F. SLAIILE.
CltyAttn,rnor,_
WV. 1. ELLW ♦NOEIL Erecutor.
A. J. COCIMAJ
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EDWARD NIZAZLETON.