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lOreet k neXt dO.OribiG..4ohtllol23.oo. ,t
Contracts, : - 4 I Lanaxdos44,labit:, - , BoyCwas
awarded the Contract to lower atop (what
este.,rhy,the-Strebt"Comtpttte6J''
Personal,;—air. ohri' h. Brown, Clerk of
Conrts,'left fihetity: OW'S vial( Mist yester
day. He will,beaent several weeks.
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-.TheSecondStreetr pavement on Second'
ettiset , frota the'Sohool liquso to the Bir-:
Miuttuand bridge: will:be oompp3ted thin
• ontir
.onnalasions fteritived,.--The.eaptain and
.LietiteneheoPthellifatle Zonavea re.
cei ed their commissions from the Govern
" 'Or on Mon'day.. , . ,
The Conferees of the 23d Congressional
Istriet-wlll Inca - at Freeport to-morrow
corning to'nonunate a candidate for Con I.
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will afeetl'l l 6.:Day:-:-The Cotinty,Execm
tire Committee will.meet to•day,' at their
headquartelev; City two o'clock,
_P. Let there ipe a fejt attenAanee.
Vacatlon.—The regular annual vacation
r the. Soldiers! Orphans!. Schools through
the. tate will • commence on'Friday,
a 24th nst., and , continue till September.
I Beat With a 4 Ii b. J.:-MeLaughlin si
eges that Mike Smith beat him over the
ea& with a t club yesterday. , The parties
• ill have"a hearbigteklak-before-Aidernum
• ylor.
Meet • .To‘May."=The Senatorial con
ferees comprising, Butler,Armstrong
and Lawrence; inset to-day- it ,
the Monon
gahela House to select their candidates to
represent that district.
, Vornex et. tet.--James P. Guest made in
formation. before the Mayor, yesterday,
charging:Julia Cunningham with foinex et
cot. : The accused was arrested and after a
. healing -was held for Court. , ,
Departed.--The delegates frOra this vicin
ity to the Semi-annual Convention of the
Grand Army of the Reenblic, of this State,
which meets in' PottsVilici tc-thy, left this
qty, for that. pointlast
Assault Bittery.l-4ied. Dietrick
made information yesterday „against
Sands before Aidernutnlhinilen for assault
and battery on one his ehildren., Alter
a hearing the case was disthissed.
Third Street. Sheet Commissioner Hun
ter ha al term. at men: at work re-paving
Third street , yesterday. -The z work was
commenced at Liberty street, and will be
continued through to Smithfield street.
. .
I • Struck Her . A warrint was issued , yes
terday by Alderman Taylor, for the arrest
of James McCord, who is charged with
striking Mary Henry on the head With' his
-flat. The parties ,retdde in, the Seventh
Alleged • • ,i'Aieflny.---Petei. Weis enburgh
cheiges Joseph Bergher and John Shim
with the lareeny.of a Kat while Moored at
the Allef,hany _wharf, near the Mechanics
•street!bridge.' Warrant Isaned'hy Alder-
- Adultery.annie Burrui aim&
Was arrested yesterday on a charge of adul
t ery, on oath of James P. Guest. She was
arrested and after a hearing held , to ball for
her appearance at Court in the sum of three
hunthwd della:tar. • - ;
Bit Him.—Rolxirt Parl‘s alleges that one
Berate Itrnermani. bit Mtn JteverlY on the
finger, and that 'a brother of the same
struck him in the Use with his fist. War
rants, were insetted by; Alderman Mullen,
for the es. •
Clerk to Street Penunitle&—At a meeting
of the Street Committee held last evening;
Mr. Richard Moore; 'brother• of the City
Itneneer .was elected Clerk to Street Com
mittee acOording to an ordinance passed at
the last meeting' of Connell& ;
Illegal , ,• Liquor SeLling.si-James • Guest
made information yesterday, charging
Neely Burnes with selling •lignor without
license. He was arrested and taken before
the Mayor i .wheafter shearing held him 'to
bail for his appearanoe at Court.
Recovering.—Misa. the-young
lady who attempted 'to. Comsat - suicide at
at the Dniou Depot, eu-Moriday, was some
what linproved yesterday. She , is still at
the Union Hotel, but will probably be
moved back to East Liberty . to-day.
"Nicole= Pavement on Second Street
The Street. Committee last night decided
to report an ordinance to lay the Nieolson
pavement on Elecendstreet, between Wood
and Smithfield.' We understand therein a
petition in eireuation to ,. extend _it to Lib.'
Will Commence T44lay;--The raising of
Rev. Clark's 'Church, on the corner of San
dusky street and Stockton wientte,
gbeny, will be Comnitmeed laday. Raising'
a brick building is something new- in this
region, and the-7;present:. case la attracting
considerable attention. -- ' "
Goalakitted.—Jarnes"- - NaY erid - "MiChael
hioAtudley, einrip3d . , on oath of Richard
Deltriclx, with larceny befirte :Abaco Am
moh, an, account of which we published
yesterday, had hearing yesterday, and In
default or ban were oimunitted.' to aruten3r
at Court. _
%Wet Sile-The ioltriving afocka were
sold Jaet.. ev4riblgen-teeond
.Ivor .or Com.,
mer Old Sid(OttoM4 l / 4 6 Wudt,htield 'street.i
Vieliwaine,:Auetioneer:
M. and M. National
Citlzep,e ItisuranoeCo::;;:::... ::.:,
Monongahela Iniairance Co
`Sloppy.—Lidtiffaltilth,.realdingen Ohio
street, Allegheny; seems to have a there =: ,
sped for, liptela Unlit,' Width she exhibited.
yesterday by . throwing a bileket"of slop
over ; hep'. Urges sought , realese before
Alderinan.Taylor,„ but she matter -was 9.
pally oompropihO, the, defendant 14014
the poste. ' .` r:' , • , ,
Special Swine or, lloarells;—There will
imeedal Meeting the, City .cateacus
held to;tiorrow at three o'clock. -. , We
stand;the meeting , is called in regard to thci
removing of the postoftko. w preat many
of mar Councilmen signed a' tion •to re
-
move it, we stipposet ay- „ lowa a chance
to reconsider their action. - • - - •
.„ . ,
Diamond Al l ey:—The ;work et removing.
the cobble stone 'from -Diamond' alley, te r
tweem Word street and the "Diamond, pre
paratory to laying the sewer in ttittortion
of the alley; wee ,Ootitutencied rday.
We would suggest that ,when e alley is
repaved the gutters be , Made -at' the, sides
instead of in the centre; As St pfeeent.'
.
Wood Street.—Worktden are engaged In
removing the • cobble‘Atone from
street, between Fifth and ,14borty, pretore
tory toblylng tho Morrison pavement; 7 At
te:l4l3e
stewedresnoved v e ernteln
will be the proprrfy orhiets to
put kr. the neeeseary.„water . pipe . and oon ,
sections, after wtdeb the pavementvill I?)
Aimovit sod llotiterx. 7 -liory 810/aeOlta
mods ioiconiiitioisloisords(T ookrengYat.
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Smashed Thtags.—Mary Ditz made infor
formatiojk iday before Aldenmuhtini.
lend Le-iris Dits, for maliciouttlie-1
.--a4M a t 44lll4aSitalaaliatobee,)
Votiiies few'itay s u sg sndemaahed - a looking
glare, oltAtteTieti 2 aba played smash.
generally. Warrant lamed. - -- - -
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Fl fed indtiscliaiged.- 7 Jaines Waddell,
Reddy Henderson, Alex, Neely . and, Andy
Robinson, four pt thytiartipeColl4B4losl in,
the disorderlytoridneV I
case n Allegheny.,
which we noticed yesterday, were fined
five dollars each and discharged. The
otber thredjantes CaSkifir„ George Leow
aid 'Leonard Snyder were fined 'fifteen
dollars each.
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Discharged awes nn, t e young
man who was arrested and committed to
jail on Monday, , charged,on oath of, James
Dawn, befbre' AlderManlityler; With
ministering poisen 'to the young lady at the'
Union Depot, the -particulars of which wo
punlished in , r t i be•octvgamit of yesterday !
was discharged alter a hearing, there beim*:
Too evidence to substantiate the charge ! •
:Keetting a Ill,aSidy ROUSe:—A111:110 Dawson
made information before the tilayor. charg
ing Phebe Ann -Richards, James P. 'Guest
and,Mary,Rexton with keepingstnd main
taining a common. bawdy house on Foster's
hildf."‘ The acisisod were at rested and after
a hearing Mary Sexton was discharged and
the others were held to bail in ,the sum
of three hundred dollars sack for their ap
pearance at Court._ • -
Surety of the Peace:—Martha' Wells
made information before the Mayor yester
day, against George Bishop. for suety.. of
the peace. The prose - el:stilt , , reaides at No.
3 Morton street, Ninth ward, and the-de
fendant, in an adjoining house.; She alleges
that`be threatened. to take bee lifd. He
was arrested, mid, after : a bearing, was
held to . Bail . in the' slim of thtee hundred
dollars for his appegance at Court.
Festival.—There will be held in the Fifth
Ward• School House a grand Fair and Fes
tival fOr the benefit of the Sabbath. School
attached hothe Fourth United Presbyteri
an Church, for three nights, commencing
this evening. A splendid. supper will be
served 'and everything' . conducive to< the
`enjOvraent of visitors wilt be properly and
liberally.attended , to, had a general good
time may be anticisted.'
Explanation.z 7 We s tated t yesterday that
"Mr, - James McCalluiter hid biien arrested
and held for Courtin the sum of -.suoo for
entering, in ixinfinity . ; With Jain Chess, a
constable, the barber. shopof Levi Johnson,
agairiat whom hifhad a judgment note, and
taking possession of the room With all' the
fixtures. Mr McCallister states that he
was not preseht at h any- transaction_ of, the
kind; was not arrested, and gave no bail.
, _
Terrific Storm.—A terrine storm passed
over a portion of the city yesterday, be
tween one and two o'clock. Four trees
were< blown down on Wylie , street and
three on Webster, and the water came
down,both thoaa, thoroughfares in perfect
torrents.' On Fulton street the curbidone
and pavement was torn up for a distance
of twenty feet, and a large tree on Decatur
street, above Logan, blew down.- No fnr
ther damage was done that we heard of.
CrOss liEdtsr,-Monday evening James
Welsh . made inibrmation before the Ma
yor charging James lrively with assault
andi battery, and , yesterday evening }lively
appeared and iu turn made information
against Welsh for assault and battery. The
difficulty occurred in the Diamond, where
it appears a fight vras in progress between
Welsh and another, man, when Bluely in
terferedd, to_separate them and got into the
row himself. The parties were arrested,
and after a hearing were held to bail for
their appeAranceld Court:. ' -
-Forestalling the Market —Ofßeet Dress
ler arrestedyesterday 'l6l brought before
Aldermanlffumbert several huckateis for
forestalling the market .bv buying potatoes
and exposingthem fbr sale during market
hours. It' appeared however that the po
tatoes harlbeen purchased the day before,
and the accused were accordingly dis
charged.-
Pat
Hughes was arrested on a - similar
charge and held for a farther bearing.
Mary Snyder was also brought up and
fined twenty dollars and costs for the
same offence. , .
Alleged False Pretense;
George Itt made information before Al
derman Mullen, yesterday, against C. Shia
for false pietense. Ift - 4itates that Shaft*
obtained groceries froth him to the amount
of 5i0,42 by veimesetiing that he would
got the money
,ftOm his father. It has
since been discovered that his father is
dead. lit alio alleged tluit Shaft gave him
an order on Duncan t Stilwart, Stating that
the firm owed him some money. but on
presimtation• of the order. he found the
reverse - to be the case. A warrant was
issued. „ . ,
Se~Coiu'Aacldeut;
A serious and probably fatal accident
occurred at Wilmot* Edition; Am the
,
PenusylVanla Central Railroad yesterday,
About o'clOck In the morning, as the
Cincinnati 'Express train West was ap
proaching the station, a young man named
Eichbaum, who - was on horseback, driving
ta oow front vattunt,,: rode upon the treCk
juid abead - or the locomotive. Everyeifort
, was made , to stop the engine, but, the exer ,
tions were too bde, and the locomotive
atm& .the hone, killing him instantly.
The young man was thrown partially under
the.wheels of , the locomotive, which passed
over him, einehing one of his lap and
fracturing his skull. ills injuries were
such as to kayo no' hope of his recovery.
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Homicide at Brinvniville, Pa.—The Per.
pewater Nurreadow Himself.
The quiet city. af.lirMinisville Math:own
into an, intense lever of excitement •tiy a
,
shooting affra y Which (marred • there on,
the evening of the Fourth: The elicinin4
stances ofthe affair, as n ear as we could
„ _ _
ate about as folleWs: It seems that
a notoiiotes character named Jas. Jeffries,
residing near 6onnelliivillo, came into the
town to spend the holiday._ A ft er rosining
aroundduring the' day about six o'clock
in the evening he stopped at the Barr House
andn piked:* foc y whiskey:;:T.he
_propris:
tor"' of the house, Mi. Ephraim
Barr, perceiving that theman bed
been drinking 'Amin retailed ?to accede
to his request, which only made him the
more boisterous, and ,he began to use vinyl
abusive language, ettileavoring evidently.;
to raise ST Mr.' Barri Alter ex
postulating with Mater some time, drew a
revolver and fired upon him, the ball'en
tering the left aide below the ribs, passing
threugh the body and falling out on the .
floor:. -Immediately after being shot Jet
frii4l bad proceeded!
about a square, when the dropped down.:-
through-1 welikneas frPtir Res of blood.
He was - milled into the ,finbbard House,
and Dr. .Duncan called i n bet from theiflist
no hopes were entertaine d' - of his recovery,
'and , he expired yesterday morning at seven
o'clock. He was about thirty-Ave years of
age and-nignied,r-Bout timeelnee tie Was'
engaged as' Matt:. on - MI6 of the packets
plying - between-Pittsburgh - and Iftelvito
villa, and while In that ton was
ed , Witit killing 4010Mo:deck hinfl.r but
trialle the case •;8144411:In nikitequittel.
At tho timeliThiit death he was emplij,l4
bylOPittsbuigh And Connellaville Haft.
road' as a brakeman:
ktr„ Berri ,who dld'tbe shooting,
hithaelf up' immediately afterwards sad
was nalesiteden bath $e hientirriedman
ablfdlYrillt4lWei:lll,ift hailetedetzwp,
the Ptitid of-s peaceable, lswebldipg
dtiaen. ~
The Made& qtiftah Ititim;l
Motion in the town ' , b_nt Ancicsi i 4 ,
publtwolgrniblitti'lntamW
,wr.
COlStraepo Awe 4d.=
it 'IA a Meetingof the Street PorninitiflN
held 11 4$ (lion* In the . office of tile Olt
'En4inoe rf 4 940 4 ,4 Ifon
snit curbing Gum, yoricnstrinit, Third Mid
, Fourth drains tram V&I; to- toy 'etreett
Tritifluieriii street from Wylie log Deeelitra
and Vine allgjy. Were arrerded I
Ottkillol, Klrkpstricit streets to v. VIA
Ito , /
TW and street nod
Vine` O a . w to O'Neil and Wadi np, „
ballil9l,lllllte a -, istiodoer.oll bid* PRI
theabOV•l 3 / I M , arallonlOtt writhe 19 r
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1868.
Oae More Victims.
Fi r elb:,,*fellis Pr* 00. la*
elFte-..*7.#4.4**46419L0g.
in thialcsstlit, t and4the gotoen3l samaition
that theyliedleftiret* forieuie new
field of labor; but a trmsactionreceurred
Monday evening that would indicat9ffiher
'WlSC.' 'AS the , express .tialn on the Pitts-•
Fort NeJ"PeAild Chicago Railroad
neared the 'city, - at the ti me inentiOned,
• . ,• ,
two men passed from the front the' rear
car, and approached a seat occupied_ lit'lilr.
J. H. Morgan, of Cietuftel&eountir.- One of
them addressed 'hint itiery friendly
manner,, but appeared to have forgotten his
name. lie krar# from - Clecelield
county, howatisr, and ;knew all his friends'
in that locality. Mr. •Morgan gave his
name; and after: conyersinglt few minutes
about the crops, • weather, &c.; ,::the
stranger, , Who Introduced himself as
Geo. H. Joyce, of the firm' Of 0. H. 'Joyce
it Co., Baftici, New York, it once proceed.;
ed to business.' He flint introduced his
companion to Mr. Morgan as his ,:partner,
and stated that he had come to the city on
a speculation. They had ' two care 'loaded
with peanuts attached to the. train, which'
:they had sold in Pittsburgh, And would re-;
ceive the cash for them as soon as deliver
ed. .fibe partner, at this stage of the trans
action, remembered that the freight had not
vet been paid. Mr. Joyce remarked• that
by an arrangement between the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and . Chidego Railway ;Com
pany. and the PenusylvaWa Railroad Com
pany the freight would have_ to'be paid
befbre the cars were • taken ' across the
'river, and asked hispartner if he bad money'
enough to pay it. The partner examined
his exchequer, and _disoovered that he was
just one hundred and three dollen! short.'
;Mr. Joyce did not know what was to; be'
done, as he. had deposited all 'his money
before leaving -Buffalo. He had a check
for 51,800,..which he could have cashed, but '
the train did not stop long • enough on the'
Allegheny side to allow bim to go to a bank
and get the. Money, and if the freight was
not paid the ears would have to remain on
that side of the river until' ext day, which
might interfere with their oontract, which
stipulated that the pea nuts were to be do•
livered in Pittsburgh,that evening. If he
could only meet some friend who could let
him hive that amount until they could get
the check cashed it would save him a great
deal , of trouble.' Perhaps Mr. Morgan 1 1
could let' him have ;103 until they could
get the check cashed; The' Oheek, on the
First National Bank of Ruifalo, N. Y., pur
porting' to be drawn by C. Cropsey &
Co., payable to Geo. H. JoVce & Co., was
produced and exhibited to Mr. Morgan,
who very fooliehly, advanced the 1103, the
amount required to pay the freight on the
peanuts, and took the check as collateral
• security. Mr. Joyce said he would go and
pay the , agent the freight bill. and would
meet him at the Allegheny Depot when
the cars stopped, when they would go and
get the check Cashed'. When the train ar
rived at the depot Mr. M. looked anxiously
for his friend, but failed to tiritd him. He
made inquiry about him and Was informed
'by the brakeman that two men answering
the description of those for whom he was
inquiring had got off the train at the outer
1 depot. •
At this little piece of information Mr. M.
suspected that there was something wrong,
and on inquiry found that there , were no
pars contning pea-nuts attached to that
train. He then realized that ho had been
victimized to the extent eof one hundred
and three dollars. Herceme to the Mayor's
office and made informatian against_ the
parties by whom he had been duped,
charging them .with conspiring to cheat
and defraud him. A warrant was issued
for their arrest. •
City aFxecutive Coinudttee.
A meeting of 'the Union Repriblican
Executive Committee was allied for yes
terday at two o'clock v. a., at City Hal),
but in oonsequence of the small attend
ance the Comruittee adjOurned to meet on
Tuesday-afternoon at the same place, at
which time a full attendance of the mem
bers is requested, as the Committee will
have to be 'reconstituted, several vacancies
having occurred from death , and removal
from the city limits since the last meeting.
The following are the names of the Corn
mtttee as originally appointed:
First-ward—R. C. Elliott, Geo. Wilson.
Second ward—Wm. Owens, W. B. Cook.
Third ward—J. M. Faits, M. 0. Jones.
Fourth ward—Robert Leonard, A. Xi&
kadden. •
Fifth ward, first precinct- T P.1,314rd
Thompson, Jos. Irwin. •
Filth ward, second precinct—David Beck,
George Caughey.
Sixth ward, first precinct—Jos. A. But
ler, A. 3L Brown.
Sixth ward, second precinct—Samuel
Idohlhaney; Jacob H. Walter.
Seventh ward—Samuel Barclay, Albert
Eighth ward--Phlllip Johns, John Rich-
Ninth ward=Davtd Crawford, A. Mack-
Tenth ward—E. A. Montodth, B.' Chili-
Lawrenceville—A. -L. Pearson S. I.
Wainright, Mahon , James Wils on.
Oakland—Heary. Jones, Henry Floyd.
Collins—W. A. Morrison, John G. Ma
connell, John R. Negley.
Peables--John D. Gray, John Aatl2ol3oll.
Liberty—Jas. O. Negloy, Rauhanser,
PM—James M Brinier, Jaeob Olomer.
Church Rea•iipesittg.
The time honored- structure, Liberty
street pi, E, Church, has been undergoing ,
repairs end ImProVeMentifer , two menthol
past. It is the oldest Methodist church
building, though dot the first one'built; r in
the city. It was erquted about 1891, and
remodeled end °ther eto. bdatitilled' eiteltrid:
years ago. The recant repaint and lin:
provements in part arts re•roofing of the
building froming 'elegant' .slyle the
main'audience toom, , hall ,and other parts
fdr social religious services, erecting new
and heavily abased coluMns to light the
pulpit. carpeting, fie., at an expense well
nigh two thousand dollars, making it ono
of the coolost,oherch fidlA4l• * 4 h ° '
two cities. '
Sunday last the reo_pe ning took place,
Rev. W. FL Locke, M., pastor, officio,
ting, who disconreed at the morning ;hour
on r ho following woruto "For none of us
liveth unto himself." Mr, Looliedisentars
ed at some length the thought that our
relations as Individuete were gob that we
exorcised great 'POIVer either for good or
evil in society, and that each individual
thereby had a fearful reeponalhility resting
upom him in probationary` life. We shall
not pretend to , speak of other points alai*:
rated in this expellent ditippunie, Santee
it to nay "the' iternion was prepared with
great care, end,composed In largo, expree•
stye language, and full of vim - node thpught.
At the close ofthe 'aerM64,* , after it brief
statement, *liberal sum was oontributeit
to pay ler the improvement*, notwithstan d .
in toe pongregittOp bgli voluntarily given
at the Ptit4 o t for the repairs. Under the
ministry of one so eapablo us 't4lrr 7,10k0.
and beings free 'mated elinreh , the stooges. •
" Rattan ought to augment in e i se, notviith
standing its location pa Mier th e
• 041saae Veruza
~deaica~iielist
Dictum; ,
4firrri.
labowiralltaillmadelmiltsdlust
up at hils \uttleAv?l , ,:lllPGrut, - ,lltreet, Pltt&.
aver three
(300) htunlrml pratkilptAons during the last
week.
Of'this number there were
For Consumption and lung .diseases,... , 20'
"' "Liver Complaint and Jaundice 28
" Kidney and urinary organs 48
"„-NervonalPiso enk ittak 16
p`-Female Coma ntii; lirejulaiities.. 24
16 'Scrofula—he ,ditaryandotherwise, 10
" Dyspe .diseases of stomach, 20
66. Erupt aetter, dica 6
6 6 Neuralgia, h dache,!&e. 12
White Swel ng, , hip disease, 4
Dropsy,(diff. :nt kirids) 10
•Itheumati-sante and chronic • ' 14
."Asthma, shor tness of Ibreath, ' ' 20,
66 Heart disease, palpitation, 40.' 8
ogierdisliaseir.notleFe pained 79
Whole number 3W :
SomeAftbese ationts *Op in Phila.:-
delphia,inoinli hills* - Torki -, tind some in'
each of the States of Missouri, Illinois,
Indlatia,'Ohlo and West ViriOnis slid the,
rest InTenrisylvatiaS large "ern* he- .
ing in the immediatSvicitiity oPitt sburgh
and • the surrounding &mile& : In fact:
there is scarcely a town, township or dis
trict within -oni:c hundrodA miles of this
place but numbers somO patiehts who have
been cured by his prescriptions after hav
ing forwarded by express specimens of
urine fiii'eiLainirtation and had the neces-.
sary medicines sent them. . .
This iii ' the cheapest and test way for
those living at a 'distance, as it saves ex
pense-of travel and'hisures ahegually cor
rect diagnositi. '• ' ' ' ` • .
- •
All these examination were ' conducted
hi accordance with the most " systematic
principles of Urir.o-Pathology. .
This seems to be,,the most reliable system
of dettfcting , many - ditielises. In fact nu
merous instances are on record; where the
true nature of the disease can be determin
ed only 'by a scientific examination of the
urine, and twiny authors now agree that
whatever may pe r l.4c diaease, the urine sel
dom fail* fia - Mruish4beikiltie to the princi
ples upon which it should be treated.
These facts are now behoming pretty:well
understcx4;'. hence the reason so many of
the sick are seeking relief at the 'hands of
Dr. Oldshue, who is. Professor of trrino.
Pathology, and has written a large work
on the subject.
NOV only do the rich and the poor apply
to him, but being a man of highly culti
vated intellecti the learned -and scientific
seek his ndvies, bowing with'respect to his
medical opinions, and soliciting his medical
This MedicaL Report is not published in
disparagement of other physicians of eqttal
business sad merit, no yet to excite the
envy of any whose busbies* whose • quali
ties, and whose qualificiitions are the in
verse of what is above represented; but
rather to notice the peoulliiitles and relic
biiiiyof a sYsteiri of Practice of which Dr.
Ol ne is the pioneer ie this country.
Amw;emelitsi
OPERA Housa,--Camcrosa st Dixey's
celebrated Minstrel , troupe continues to
draw wallet the Opera House. They bad
one of the largest and most fashionable
audiences last night we have seen' assem
bled at any place of amusement during the
present season. a- _ Their e n t er tainment, as
,
usual. was - Most excellent - one, and we
regret to learn that thisis - positively the
last week of their engagement here. To
night the Atlantic Base Ball Club of Brook
lyn, New York, and the Allegheny Club
will attend the Opera Heme l in a body.
Lovers of good music' should goand. hear
Carneross Dixey's quartette club, att it is
one of the finest tour ttairelhi: •
THE ATANTIC BABE BA)
Brooklyng-New , ;Yark, whiteh
-.Arded M= the''seeond - *
best
4
garob....
United States, will arrive in the caty to-
day, and will be made the gu of the Al
iegheny. In the afterixioh, at t ree °Week.
a match game will be . Played tween the
two clubs at Union .Par , and e anticipate
a large attendance. Le the tlantio boys
receive a cordial welco e, as they richly
deserve it, from ailed rerso field sports.
BoracELL's binsaux.e—Ne attractions
are offered at this home instil tion of nat.
tilla'Atirloisltiff§. • ;- '- • ' - ,
Teachers E lected.
The following teache rs have been elect
ed by the Second Ward School Board of
Allegheny, for the ensuing year: Princi
pal. F. MI Still; Assistant Principal, S. 11,
Nichol; .Grammar; Deipartnient, l . = Y.
Brawn; Sarah Haley, H. A. Graham Whit
Moilendery, Isabella Harm, Miry D.
Lecky ; Intermediate, Rachel McClane,
Maggie Brown, Sallie , A. Druttt, Sarah J.
Payne, S. A. Hutchison; Primary, M. A.
Stratton,M. B. Lindsay, Nettie McCor
mick, 1 1 zuicia R. Smith, Josie, Matohett.
Snyder's Hollowßuliding, Priantps }, Mies
Richardson; Assistant Principal, Miss Rey-
Teacher* Fleeted.--At a niei3ting of the
Thirteenth ward School Board, held Mon—
day evening, Mith Instant, the fal
lowing toacheis were elected : Mr.
James L. Harrison. Principal; Miss
'Charlotte M. Calm Miss MarthaA. `New
merit, Miss Mary N. McMullen, Miss Sarah
Rutledge, Miss Fanny Caldwell, Miss Croat
lish.
Alleged Aldose of a Child.
William A. Nave made information yes
terdii bolero' Aldeinien MoMasterg against
Frank lielss for assault and battery. , It
seems that Holes,,' is . employed ate. Me-
, 'w,
Gluley's Confectionery on Filth street, wee
Unloading iccfrom_AE out, orrillaturdaF,
'when a number of enildreii;byed him
by picking up the small pie willeh fell ;
to the 'g. mind.; - A:Moog:, oth ers-yea
.I,IIS
child'onrave, ahead - font yea of age, a n d
is alleged that Helms, be ing angry at
c is
the annoyance, caught hol of the child
and: dragged it -swan , at the suite. time
striking it several blows on the bead and
face. The defendant was hold With the
sum 00l of P O 9 for, /45,OPPPA,ronO •at cotlO% -
'The O r iginal "Diamond Vront" Grocery .
Of Meliride /k, ,'Goorgo, ' No. 104,, 'Federal
t
Street, Allegheny, continues to receive a
ill share of, the. puWia• kliterfilkile• The
roprietone have over made is a rule to
oe: ly etin to raietir band a,largaanA loth
clops leetds duels of grearlisitriditiircti.
tit s i Brut the r• Patrons chn` at all times
netkeno on PM:4ring thavery but themar
kat afforda at most reasonable , rims.,pNo,
Tiber! tibia lulliii two cities can be ibund a
10Filqf iir beaker stock of pure and medal.
terallui teas, coffees, ROWS*, Bonet* In
-
carted and Proviidene , ' Nelori " Gblllte
Sell,again as well as '
retail patrons, will
consult thipsvliikaphtgilsYlketaihg the
original Diamond Front Orocory with a'
,purobuing visit. _
.0' D . -,, - lio- — , -1- 7 ' .0 )
At V 01.% D. Egan* , well`kno w n l iterary
and book depot t Nixth street, near Smith
field street, 'whalers and others will find
a very tine assortment of rare volumes as
well as the current publications of the day.
Full'ilnos of legal, business and ladies' eta.
Winery are kept constantly on hand, while
all ttie-Pading;Magaitinge, periedleala end
: literary newspapers will be found on the
counter. Headers desiring anything in this
line are reeoromen to favor Col. Egan
1 MI a nurehssing visit
Special iliale,—.Thrr (real special sale of
'dry good* and general - housokooping goods
'at the mammoth auction house emporium
of Molars. lilmithoon, Vanboolt and lifoOlel
land, NM, 65 and 57 Fifth *root, youth:mem
during thapteeedt week, and ail persons
desirous or obtaining unpreoodented bar
gains ;Mould at once call. No 'egad is
paid to the price of goolla as the firm have
delennined,apon closing out their stook, in
prde r4oli retro r from 0,4_ Wetkott _of pow-
M.s l Wie. -lArt.
izaq. ! wli ,11:114 ).
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!i•ii„:t.f/A1 Af
' Real Estate Transfers.
I` The following 'ere filed of pecprit.
JarneslotinetetitOPlifilieite 24; 1863 . ;
lot on Meadow, streeL Beet Birmingham, 24 by Si
feet
'Jacob Delilah, to dobri Brottrier,. July I,' lea; 7 °
..
Boa. Maid M. in Fhflll Meg, Lower tit. Clair
• township:ollJan ettee 60 feet frgntandexteadj
ingle deptlito Middle si ey -
.11050
Matthew Swett to;.llllsabeth Hatch, June M. 11111 St lot
on Morton street., Ninth ' 83. ward. Pittsburgh. •
Ifeet ignore • 101
J. 0. Dickson to Elisabeth Hatch, May 12,11/66;•the
above descriked,lot,........ al
Hugh Roberts. trustee.to Catharine Reese. Octo•
ber 10, 1868; traetotland.,lll Chartiers township,.
containing 10 acres and perches $3.00
B. O. Sproul! tolffni. lioblnitin eZ al4 In Arnat,'
July &Men lots H 05.15, 20, Sisuld Section 42*,
Eighth ward, rktablql.4. On •F°T beg
street. 60 DV 1M ftet ' ' $3.500
James Johnston , and Jacob Zimmera, June 31, 1518
lot cu4103.0i11 . 3tv street, ptit.ntrwiniengn,..29l9lo:
feet' . • ,
Jbbn Boss tcliWilllam Blazes, June 26,- 1866; ter o 4
66 litlaViyerk Barnettw plan. Second ward. -elle..
berly. on le Oster street. M by 1C0feci.......40,01'
tl W Midi'
• Miler to Mary s. 'July 3;16661 10 4. :
on:Allen 'tree& Mtry•wfoot • am'
Margaret Upusaniss to Philip Voistt; May '24
tbetinatided nartorsitract of hind in Ohio
• • f.ownsltip. ) :4l' S'AtO
J. Beau to Tgtomas Snafus; May UM; tract of land.
Ohio toWf a htp,, containing flacres ands perk
.. MOO
John Moss to Drocourt, July 241868; tot in
contaliting 1 acre and 146 per•• - •
che's LI,SCO
Jameiltwissbeirtuto John Moss, July 2, fete; the
above lot • ' 01,160
Anderson to John Moss, deed -iu partition for
stare tract.•' ‘ .l .
1 Susannah Pitteetto glary Gleason, lily 1, 180;roO
lot
la -Bellevue' containing 1. Isere andrll3.; perch s es.
• v.
John B. Conway to J. P. Helsel; March 21. 1868; lot'
op Carson street East Birmingham. 24 by 111) feet
John Savage to Joseph Schoeb, Delayr 9,1368; lots Nos.
il•to 13 inclusive. Savage's plan, 'Bearer street„ . Al-
• legheny, . .. .
900
John I,..Wyland to Idea B. Marshall, July 4. Mt;
tot 8M friltrrars plan, Bloomfield District,,lo by 100
feet • ' .61.230
Jetties Wright to John H. /odes, March .10. 1668; lot
No: in Scott', plan, I..awrenccyille„on turnpike.
'22 by BM feet - ' 11 1 ,5 00
Same day fourteen mortgages wero Shed:
Cheap Cretins:— . • ~
' 1. legion:a Hanalln,4rosewoodiiaSe.
2. Mimed& Hairdin.,ropowoocl case, one
stop. ' ' • . -
3. Estel 4 Co., four stops, walaut• ,
4. Estel di4 C o., four stops, walnut.
5. Tavloritt Farley, one stop, rosewood.
O. Taylor . t Farley, four stopS, Walnut.
7. Mason* Hamlin, one stop, walnut.
All in excellent 'order, and win be cold at a
heavy'dif - unt to closeout the lot.
Cues. C. ldELLort,
81 =Wood street.;
t
lan Atlantic. of larooklynat 'Union
afternoon.
tirtfr i ts c e i r e e e t7' -
(smut' loam e - brown Ingot. fly;
Lon, foraskau,!
What can an old man do Out gip? , ' ,
Why, take Plantation Bitters, to be sure,
and with . them a new lease of life. The old
are made young again, the middle-aged ze
joice, and the „young become doubly bril
liant by nsing this splendid Tonic. Dye
pepsin, Ilearthttm, Liver Complaint; Pain
in the Side, "(rick In the Back," and all
symptoms of Stotnachiollerangernent yield
at once to the health.eving influent* of
Plantation Bittett. They - add strength to
the system and bonyaney to the mind.
Champ!
Paik this
MAGNOLIA WATBR.A-A delightful toilet
articl: .. .:. .r to Cologne, and at half the
price. awu&F'
Pumps . d Cu Plxtures.:—.slr. T. T.
'Buena, ill mbler. gsa and steam fitter,at
No. 165 W street,' has oar hand at his es
tablishme t an extensive assortment Of
pumps of he most improved patterna, snit
able for country trade; and , the largest
and best rted stook of -gas fixtures - to
be found i the city. We , cheerfally com
mend bot him and his. establishment to
t i
oar reade
Gas and 131tearn talrphuw
ure,in calling the attent io n of our readers
to the establishment of Mr. Thos; T. Ewers,
165 Wood atreet, near Sixth. Mr. Ewers is
engaged in the,ptumbiragi. gas and Means
fitting humane's, and being a practical me
chaniclinperintends all work entrusted to
the establishment. Special attention given
to work In the country. - .
L CLUB, of
justly re
bib In the
The word Continental is a very familiar
one, and alvtays reminds one of knee
breeches and surtouts, unless it is coupled
with saloon, in which case tbe smiling &co
of Holtsheimer and his Welt-laden tables
loom up in the irnaginatfori . of all who have
an apprecdationl of the. good things' to be
found at the Continental saloon, 'Fifth
street, next door to the Festoftice. .
The Continental.-Holiabehathr's -
nental Saloon, ,Fifth street,:one dooe west of
,the Postoffice,is One of the best dining sa
loons in the city,' Mr. xr. has =extensive
experience as a caterer, and spree the that
tor his entire attention, and the xesult is,
that his extensive and oornfortable - rexims
are filled.with customers at' all times.
Holtshehneros Continental Baleen, ter la.;
dies and gentlemen, is the resort otepicures.
Ws tables are always ,filled with the lux
uries of the season, and a competent corps'
afcooks' and attendants are tdways on hand
who take 'pride and pleasure in , waiting one
customers. The Continental le' one door
_
below the Pedalos - on Mita - street. -
moltahebier is 'proptieter of the Oorstl
nental Saloon , Fifth atrei3t,'' - nett'
door to i the tPos, tattle:l.. 'tole one' of the
moat popular „attatdiehmenta of ita - cherao="
ter in the city,,and receives aitat.shareor
public patronage. The rooms are,slwaYs
plean cool and comfortable, and the tunes
supplied,
supplied with . the beat the maihetrofferd&
_
Go and see the Bake Ball Mitelkat.37M(93.
Parket 3 p.7tri.
• ,
Mr. P.ll. IlikAdres elvwtiypitabtxt
and handsomely altuatevaW * awing
rooms should be generally,known by those
of our tutlrens-wks,takfsmealeilinlingibas
atom houittn-theklity.—Clientitablos,Amod
attendance anclall the aubstantialaAndt
leader( of the :market can' iit - t all' tlAnew be
depended upon. • • ' -
"What though the spier breezes -biro? ,
soft .6'erl Ceylon's - teda?"lofter and:More.
deliolons is the odor.cd_Woodviorth'inew
8 kardelvP3rlUMWArtsrldfl . dco46o,ll3aldlby
W dealers in Saw goods.
.."''*.
Army Saddlei Chaaalat *sin
book & MoChd,lnAdlr. Alinetloo.l3.mrse and
mammoth shoe and drT . goods emporium,
55 and 67 Els:hist:too. • . - ,
LAthinomot BratnilliWni. lo4ll +7s at,
Union Park. . "
ttenl~Biaesa 'iv46 • • fed l an ises old
lityle* furniZng goods while _ ,V 17.;
Moorhead. No. 81 , 1darket Itheek` owe at .
ohadtWoyt prim:silt tips latest moyeweif.
• .4
Delicious todaweter drawn fro m . 604 '
it'll:: rouble fountains, -- oonstuntlY °nedrareu at g,•• ff,iguatkiffel
st Sht - -•1
•
C;diala et all kinds Salting eicePas private
sale day and eitenss amliksOnLYlnatioak.
4k bloOlelland's A cton;Roams, 55 , and . 57
Consult Dr. Wilson on chrosild
easos. t , Teinas,,no oPro:ISPI*Y— tit; Visit
Hot Sienidayeyealpg, Julx
pones ova you' see* .the
goo d s , a t, Ilfoorheadlk, faslopludge
1111 DilF
trimm i ng i i ioreilf*:lillsigketitred.
.;
'The tO get MitOJAnal, aine4
pi a str, klydraiine rUenitin, it Al
Z.
riPlik
Gotble and :Visiok.Ohinorkey,Tops, , Drain
P11)0
and Til6 ak 1) 4 R. Eoker's, 107,l'irst
stree t., •*_7, \-«
A nkiblers; Pladiiterssiti -
PtilitiaiL ,S.SYatfitledit J 47isl.
034 :i
_TAAL,tYM. 'LL
ti,43 - 4 ,6161i'..4 , 144 1 ,,1:1 , 4
"nt.e..; • f ,
I a tt.
r
nisi
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Chapped Hands, face and all roughness
of the akin ; certainly cured by wthigthe
-elimApee.-213-,4slsofrOnsdo'breitmliMaz
and tic Co., New York: It surpasseti
other rentedieswit wi_lltiferit ronglize ft
of the Ain Idut
It is via* applied; avoiding all the trouble
of the greasy compounds. now in use.: It
can be ; used by , ladieemith, the most tender
skin; without ftribitiOn -or pain, making
soft and clear. Sold by the druggists gen.
, The Strawberry season is rapidly drawing
to a close and our readers who have nut yet
visited the first class rooms of P. JEL .hfo.
• atilfer, : No."los' Filth street, td partake of
thoirdelleloualulUry tiirtipthi g
ice, creansolhouldat. once dom.
else in, the ,clW:will parties receive =meat-
Volition and' courteous 'treatment. Ladles .
can visit this saloon for ice creidi,: stre e r .
berries, luncheon or: meahil unaccompanied
by gentlemen. . - . - - •
• The ei
Moorhead a, No. 811!! ; it embra ces a
rketsieet, iFlo i l el red e
at closing out prices
eltiestritmlav
&Add a and mov
latest 91k
lace goadai h—s•dert4
ies and .atra- • -
Sweetmeats And, general confeetioneiVa
admirable eeleetion and assortment den no
where else better be obtadmiii•than at P.
McGuire's, No. lob Fifth street.: • r-'+.-:_
Go and seek the Champion Atlantip3 and
Allegteney'to-day: , ' •
Chicago:lll;6'lde
• , . . .
[BY Telegraph to the littatatilo Garotte.]
emciAtuo, July. 7. Flour ; quiet and un
changed, Wheat quiet; :sales-;of No lat
$1,85a1.,80, and No 2 &Si 11, 76111 1 71 9 i; 0148111 1
Steady. at 51,77% for N 0,2. Vern active an
242y,c higher; sales of No 1 at-,:13834a91e „No
2at 8634a88c, and.rejected at 80a81; closing
- Steady with buyers of No 1 at filo. . Oats
less active and fir Mer, ..-cloalng -firm
with, buyers at 08c for fresh receipts.
Rye and Bariek..nominal and nothing
doing. Maas . pork quiet and firm at 227 a
27,75 cash, and $2B. buyers all the month.
Lard nominal tl i ty for prime city steam,
Barak) menet •
By Telegisph to the Pittsburgh ()vette,'
Buvrier,o, July 7.—Fiircli` in fair demand
for spring;',prices Unchanged.; :What:ar
mor; Milwaukee club i1 t 60;: at, the close
asking saloc higher. Corn; goett shipping
and tipeenlative inquiry; early sales 6,500
bush No 2 kfirt'drietkvresterit 'at 96e; hales
3,000 bush No l'westerri 'at 97c,', - and, EV)9I)
built white*Catern at. f1.00 1 ,i,' with in the
afternoon sales-25,000 bush No 1 western at
98a99e; closing firm' at 013%c. Oats; better
-price and itiqtdry; - ailes 6,000 bush, at 75%
76e, closing firm at,ontside quotatiene.
4
New Orle,suut Mprket.
By Telegraph to thePittabarat Gazette.)
NEW OBLEAsrs, July 7.—Cotton firm;
middlings, 81%c; sales 22/ bales: receipts, 2, t
bales. Flour dull; superfine, 87.25: Sugair
arid Molasses nominal. Corn -inlay at iffe.
Hay unchanged. Oats slightly &fifer tat
72c. Pork dull.. at $29.:;-Bacon dullridzottl
dere, lac; clear sides, 17e. Lard dull; tietoe,
Ile; keg, 19c.. , -
M RBIEns
' BARE—LAM.I3EitT.—On Thursday, .July.2ll,ist
. the reeldericc, of the bilde , apreaSe,' by
"Reid.. SYLVAN - 0B A. 8A . .1M, Seq., of Alhabany;
and 31168 JOSEPNINE.I.AI4BIMT,otTIttabzirgIr.
31.4reards. , , - • ,
DIED:
__PRICE., -On Monday. Icily ei 4158, 'at 3 ci'eincit.
Vt PRICE,,sn the Math year of Alla age. . • ,
The funeral win take Ptaee from residence of
Parputc. North Ifiyekce.niwpsidp.,astn *Own—
at,lo . o'clock The friends: of,tbe 'finally see
.
respeetfully, lnklteti to attesul. • .• •
-NABLE.—An Tne'sdair". Jrgy Ittri f 11888 -MARY
ENNA 11ARLS, youngest dof clay 'Ad Jane
Tbe-Menda of She family are loqueited to attend
the ft3neral, from 'ILM Beaver street. Allegtmuy
city-TutrasDAT mainuara, at 104 , eilook. •
DICSER.I 4 .ON.-Budden/77.111, : th1a city, July oth,
FLOWENCE. daughter o.eir. James hi. and Emma
It. D4IEOIIOI/, aged run:ntim and-16 days.
Faaeralmtis momenta, July Illtb„. at 10 o'clock,
from the residence of her parents, Denny Cottage.
KEEPS.—Oa Tuesday 'morning.. at 16 o'clock.
JOANNA AGNE£3, daughter of Michael andillary
Keefe. aged Spear* andlk months. -
The funeral will take place! from the residence ift"
her parents, No. 131 Cherry anon Twre. Arran—
NOON, at iil , S:clock, to proceed to Bc. Karr e Crane—
tem-. The friends . of the twiny ate'respeotftilliln—
UNDERTHERB:',
InVIDIERTAILER,
•L~R.NoOfB e BO k I I I n I d tT CR BM & E E N S T ' L P O t V ts E b G ur , gshli;d P
ear'.,
err descriptiod or Funeral toralshlng Goods for.
dished. Dome open-day and ;Eight. , Hearse add
Beardsrascsa—Reir..Daiht Kesr.D. D., Bor.
W: JacobuS, INVniomaillwibg, .116c44) H.
31111er. Bea.
"I'AEratti AND. laWgitlir STAIILES, eonier
DUBE' STREET 'AND. CatTECH - AVICNOTAk
.alleghtruy City; where their' MEM itOQIIS are.
constan_ Ur supplied with reat and -limitation -Bose.'
weak Mahoesity and Waluut (kdeas...at
lying ;rota s 4 to oleo. , Bodine pre Stir tater-,
Menai -Hearsetiuld Carrie/rev shed__,_. also, all
Mad* Motorafog tioadd; Li required. • Ornee Oft'
at aqh.tolFeOlaY,iu4n4iht• • • ' - •
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OHS' .. l o.'llitilDNEl r t_llNDEl6.:
< TAKER ANMEMII. 45'01310.
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A 4...Allegr i v lad No. W DIAMOND.
at syl
on h ands ' itt,geet:Metal, ll . 4 3 l awarMut mutt
Imitatioaßoseirood Coffins. , Walit teens' fear
Sitlitiorwardel ',Raigewoot , Calinsgsgto 'upwards, sit:
Other-IDOISIII . ,FICTKLIVRIL,.. Carriage* lad Beams
tAlster=l at ow rates." Crep*,_
_Gloves, Plate arid.
Ctnileled grati . Mos open day 'and&
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