r 'CDT - 11'ittislitttt,0 ft
CLIPPINGS.
Terisrmo.—lt has been discovered re
cently in France that oak wood is almost
as well adapted for the , tanning of hides
- \ as the bark, and that almost any kind
''will answer the purpose. The principal
i
pont to be atteaded to is to make use of
1 wood cut when it is full of sap, as thereby
' the greatest amount of tannin is secured.
The wood may be used without the bark,
, or wood ' and bark may : be ground up
k together and applied in the usual method.
• A NEW PIPE BILL.-The-producers in
)
all -parts of the region have taken 'the
1 matter of oil transportation pipesin hand,
and are to. petition the Legislature, as
soon as it meets, for an oil pipe transpor
tation charter, the provisions of which
\
are, we are informed, to be so liberal that
the business of moving oil.by means of
pipes will be thrown open to' the public.
A bill of th'.s character ' or a' free pipe
law, is urgently needed liy the producing
interest, and we trust qui .Legislature will
act favorably.
• I
GCERGET. once an Hungarian ' patriot,
is now said'to be actively engaged in sci
ii entific pursuits, and professes to have
entirely withdrawn from politics. It is
reported at Pesth. however. that the Em
peror' having a high opinion of his null
tary talents, has exPressed a wish that he
should be consulted on various important
Matters 'relating to the organization of
the new Hungarian army. Gtergey is
still so unpopular among his , countrymen
that no official communications are made
to him by the:War department.
_, ,
Luxminotruo, it wasdecided by the
London Conference of 1867, should be
long neither to France nor Prussia, but
mrprovision was made to enforce the de
cree. The fortifications also were to be
. demolished by the inhabitants, but the
rate of progress of the work was not•
prescribed. The inhabitants, however, it
is, stated, have appropriated the sum of
$7,50 per week to carry on the demolition
of the fortresses, and it is calculated that
it will take about two thousand years to
complete the leveling of the walls.
Imoraive. —lt ii reported that crime pre
vails to an extrtfordinary extent in Indi
ana, in consequence of the failure of the
authorities to enforce the laws: Twenty
\
- one murders in ten days in a State with a
population of a million ani a half is as-__
serted to be something frightful, and the
condition of affairs exceeds that of any
of the "Southern States—even Texas it
self. In, ten of these cases only were the
murderers arrested; in five others they
were known to the authorities, but esca
ped, and in six cases the assassins are 'not
knoWn. . _ 1
.
iTnit NEN Smtaitim.—Hon. James G.
Blaine. the Speaker of =the Forty-first
Congress, was born in Washington
county, Pa.; in 1830, and graduated at
Washington College in 1847. Re adopted
the profession of editor, and having re
moved to Maine, edited the •Kennebee
.journal and Portland Advertiser for sev
eral years. He served four years in the
Legislature of Maine, two'of which as
• Speaker of the House of Representatives:
•In 1861, he elected to Congress, to
which bodyhe has been three times sac
• cessively re-elected. -
, - Mn. Huasi Lan, a civil engineer of Be
lost, has invented a stock car for carrying
horses or upon ,_ railroads, which,
will prove of great impertance to railroad
men, and. to the public generally. The
interior ofthecar is subdivided into four
or five compartments, by means of parti
tions moving upon rollers. The water is
conveyed to the troughs from water
tanks by means of gotta percha tubes. It
is claimed that stock shipped in cars con
structed upon this plan need not be un--
shipped'while upon a long journey, and
can be kept as comfortable as in stalls at
home. , ,
Wows, hthalmic Surgeon for the
royal infirtory, Scotland, reports cur
ing
several cases of cancer by applying
caustic arro s, which he inserted in deep,
- broad punctures into the diseased part. As
many as. fiv arrows were used at one
time. This acid destroyed the vitality of
the morbid
d ip
owth in three days, when it
came away. The wound should be treat
ed by water dressings. He reports, that
this treatment gave no pain, whieh, if
true, is aiiitst remarkable '
circumstance.
Cancers, it ranst be observed; mast be
killed, notc ed, and this is why the poi
sonous car lic acid is used.
P.no T Bostonians are Still agitat;
2amp iir
,
ing the question of opening the Public
Library on Sundays; and, as the City So-,
—1 lichen' has given -an opinion that such an
innovation ii forbidden by statute, a bill
is before the Legislature to remove the
legal bar. • 'Among the movers in this pro-
Hct are such clergymen as Edward E.
ale, James Freeman. Clarke and Rufus
Ellis, such leaders of opinion as Wendell-
Phillips, literary men . like James T.
• Fields,' busineia firms likee Chicker
,; ings and Jordan, Marsh &Co., nd names
which no one would look fo in such 'a
l a
list, like ;that of William Warren, the
comedian : i
• ,
A LETTERfrom Montpeller,lVermont,
Says :
, 4 few days since a gentleman of
this place, With his hired man, horse and
sleigh, ere making,n tour to a residence
some twenty miles away: ,When near
their deititiation the horse stepped out of
the path and was instantly 'buried In the
snow: he I hired man: ,jamping out to
rescue e horse, ••found, hliaself in the
same fix 011ie horse, except his head and :
shoulde . His companion, with aston
-1
Ishment,l shouted: 'Do you touch bot
tom P AU? a short Struggle and some.
excitemenq his reply. was,' 4 No, - IBM
standing on the top rail of a fence—at
least five feet from thelottom:' Howev
er, they had the good luck to get all right
again, an returned home 'before the late
storm,ve ch adds a foot and a half to orr .
previous epth of snow."
AN maraud scene was recently sit
• netised atone of our fashionable skathig .
ponds. n a beautiful moonlight night,
. I.
• when th ice was unusually crowded; the'
principal 'attraction was a beautiful young
lady, charmingly dressed, with short
skirts. She, was a very gracefulskater;
and in h evolutions isplaYed a pairof
beautifully formed ankles , so symmetri
' cal that th y seemed to charm the eyes of
the young men, although they aroused
the envyj l ii her o .rn sex. But beautyte
reign in s case was short; she fell upon
. thews, ant had the misfortune to rip her
stocking' With her skate. Not being 1
aware cif..the mishap she suddenly rose,
and continued to glide over the ice as be.
• fore; but now the admiration for her was
turned to Igughter, for a trail of sawdust
followed her. oozing from the ill-fated
stocking. It is needless to add she short
ly left the ice.
"S ~R~ba+...
=SEEM
U. S. Circitit
PECIDAY.
maiutng
District Col
day, excel
which a ju.,
jurora, except
ferred to, were dia barged.
Common Pleas—Judge Sterrett.
FRIDAY, Attarchls.--The ease of Speer
vs. Cleveland an 'Pittsburgh Railroad
Company, ided. The jury
found for tl
Donahue
cover on a I
for plaintiff
Hoffstott
on a promi
for the plai
District
FRIDAY,
previously
tiff in the al
Carlin vs.
money low
the Slim of k.
Cavenor vs.
promissory r
the sum of '
-7 owners a "Wild Cat" vs.
McDonald. icover for towing
a Itsige. V' iaintiff in the antn
of 8440:25.
Neel vs..—tn Ely. Motion for new
trial and reasons filed.
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HABEAS, CO RES CASE. ~
The Common*eal h of Pennsylvania
ex relatione W. S O H. Whiting vs. James
Dlgnam and Elizabeth Dignam, his wife.
Habeas c*u.s to Produce Anna May
i
Whiting, aged a nt four years, before
Hoh. John M. Ki kpatriek at nine A. M.,
March sth, in the District Court.
The relator, .IL H. Whiting, did
not appear perso ally in Court, \ the writ
of Hab. Corp. h ving been obtained by
his mother, Mrs. , hiting, (grand-inoth
er of thelchild) i 'o .was represented\by
Thomas M. Marshall, Esq. The respon-,
dents, through A. 51. Brown, their corm=
gel, made return to the writ that the
child k ' being their grand-daughter) was
lawfully detained by virtue oi an inden
ture of apprentice Ship made by and be
tween the Guardiatis of the Poor of the
city of Pittsburgh November 19, 1868.
The father of tlie Child was married to
the:daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Dignam,
who died about two years ago, her hug
band, the relator,) having before that time
gone to Louisville, Kentucky, leaving
Ms wife and children here.. He came
here at the date of his wife's decease, but
itnmediately returned to Kentucky,
leaving his three infant children with
their friends here, without any provi
sion for their maintenance. The young
est child died here (in the absence of its
father, about two months after the de
cease of Mrs. Whiting; The eldest child
is with Mrs. Whiting, his grand-mother;
the other (the one', In controversy) has
remained with her maternal grand
mother, Mrs. Dignam. The relator visi
ted the child but once (in June last,)
since the death of his wife, and has not
provided for or contributed for her main
-tenance, although requested to do so.
Ilia: grand-mother, Mrs. Dignam, not '
;from any desire to keep andzrovide for
the child, but to have its le condition
fixed, made known the t acts to the
Guardians of the Poor, and temporarily
committed the child to their charge,
whereupon -they immediately executed
the indenture, providing carefully for
the comfortable maintenance and educa-
tion of the child. The little girl was in
Court, and appeared to have been affec-;
tionately cared for by her grand-parents,'
Mr. and Mrs. Dignam.
... ,
The Itutin question in the cake is' l
whether, under the circumstances of the '
case, the indenture by the guardians is'
valid or legal.
The case was fully argued before
Judge. Kirkpatrick, who will render his
decision this (Saturday) morning.
Quarter Sessions—Judge lilknare.
FRIDAY, March s.—ln the cue of the
Commonwealth vs. James Thackery, in.
dieted for assault and battery, reported
yesterday. Verdict of not guilty and
defendant to pay the costs.
Commonwealth vs. Dennis Devine; in
-dieted for Weeny, reported yesterday.
Verdict Of not guilty.
Alexander .Neeley, indicted for assault
and battery, on oath of Olive"Neeley,
was arraigned and nlead guilty. Be was
remanded for sentince.
Commonwealth vs. Samuel Carney,
indicted' for assault and battery.. De
fendant plead guilty and was sentenced
to pay a tine of 120 and costa of pro:soon
tion.
Pate. Lek McCann, indicted . for assault
and, battery,' Mary Sheehan prosectitrix,
was next placed on trial. The jury found
a 'verdict of guilty, and .the Court sen
tenced the prisoner to:pay a line of NO
and costs of prosecution.i
LARCENY.
• John Bird, indicted for larceny, Robert
Van Horner, prosecutor, i was placed-on
trial and plead not - guilty. The prose
cuter testified that some time during the
month of October — Soh—about eight
o'clock in the evening, he went' to Mrs.
Brightmoore's saloon, a den on Arthurs
street, and- there met the defendant,
Bird, with whom he became acquainted.
After remaining.there some time he ex
,
city pressed his
re intention to go to Allegheny
, whe he was boarding, when Bird
proposed to him to wait a short time,
i stating that he was bar-keeper, and
could not leave until he closed up the
saloon, but he resided in Alle
gheny city and would shut up in a few
minutes and , go home with MM. Bird
then proposed to him to treat and
he would then close up the shop.
He consented, and pilled out •,a
roil of money fsl3 and laic! it on the coun
ter; that Bird thenVicked it up and said
he was going to'close the shop. They all
went out, the prosecutor going last, and
'as soon as he was out the door wasclosed
and Bird failed td make his appearance.
, The prosecutor then went -and 'Secured
the services of a police officer and re
turned to the house, but the-Bird had
flown. The theory of the defense was
that'the prosecutor was 'drunk and did
nottnew what became of his money.
The jury returned a verdict -of guilty.
-Mr.' McCarthy, counsel for defendant,
moved ' fora new ; trial in , arrest of jadg-.
tient.
1 I - eseavi Awn axiritriX. ' - - ,
William, alias , linibbs" Arnold was
text placed on trial on trio 'indictments
for assault and battery, it .Which MEG-,
:both,Sinuella and Sunni* Sahnders ark
tte4red ifurPrOltoolltion witnesses . , One of
the - prosectitriXes, : Elizabeth ' Simians,
keeps *fruit stand - on Liberty Street, and.
the other is employed hy her. - She
/egos that "Snibbs" came' to her , -stand,
and wanted her to trust hita for a sand., ,
wick which she repeatedly and emphaf.-
teeny declined to_ do. He then threat.
ened to do some damage to the establish
inent;, when Mrs. Sinnella told' the girl,
&mums Saunders., to go furs'poilceman.
When the girl started togoy “Snibths"
pushed' her back, and then Mrs. S. start;
ed to go, when he also pushed her .back
and drew a revolver. - Verdict •of guilty
in both cases. I
In the case in which Susanna' Sanders
was prosecntrix,the sentence of the Court
-- '.• - =' , •; - ',;' , ..`,,1i7 , ..' , ' - -''' - - -".-,:,4.-i:',.-
PITTSBURGH GAZEI
„waikatak.the defendant. •,,,,yxfaufkof-ftv,k..
cution and
dergo an imprisonment of, thirty days in
the county jsikand in the other , case a
fine of five dollars, the ccets• orproseen
tion and undergo an impritsomentof sla
ty daya in the oounty jaig - •
TRIAL LIST FOR MOND AT.
64 Com. vs.,Moses Parker.
65 6 ” , Richard Bond.
68 •' 66 Barney O'Donnell,2 caaes.
70 •' 66 Wm. Rorick et. al.
72 6 6 66 James Sims.
76 16 66 Catharine Marion.
85 66 66 Joseph McCann.
86 " Winfield Ross
'B7 " " Catharine Richards.
•
I'BB " " Win. Bowers.
Candlesi;
eases re
the U. S.
of yester-
me in
reek. The
lie case re-
. Action to re.
antract. Verdict
of $l7.
Action to recover
The jury found
1m of '3.355,10.
' • 'S
CITY OP ALLYGIIENT,CONTROLLER O
March tb,
a FFICE,
SEALED PROPOSALS will
be recelyed at this office until 3 o'clock
P.M, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 1 1 2th,
Rai GRADINGi A D PAVING
The Following Streets, Avenues and Alleys:
CHARTIERS STREET, from' Fayette street
to Waahir gton avenue.
FRANKLIN . STREET, from Beaver street to
the Ohio Fiver.
SPRING GARDEN AVENUE, from Main
street to the City line.
DEVLNE ALLItY, in the Fifth ward.
Also, FOR GRADING ONLY,
JA.LAPPA STREET, from Allegheny avenue
to Walker street.
BLOSSOM ALLEY, in the Third ward.
Also, FOE PAVING ONLY,
ITE 9 STREET in th'e Seventh ward.
Profiles and estimates can be seen in the office
of CHARLES DAM, Esq., City Engineer. •
R. B FRANCIS,
mbkrao City Controller.
,e Kirkpatrick.
tenon ye. Herron,
Yerdiet for plain_
.12%.
ton to recover for
st for plaintiff in
al. Action on a
et for plaintiff in
VrNOIL'ICE.—THE SUESCRI.
, Elms_ to the - Capital stock of the Com
pany, "To erect a Bridge over the Allegheny
Rive fr om Ewalt (low Chi street) in th e City
of Pittaborgh. • n the county of Aikgheny. to
:the Allegheny and Butler Plankroa at or near
the moutltuf dirty'a Run," are hereby netifled
that a meeting for permanent organization will
be held at the‘new aiLIC SCHOOL, nou‘E.
Fortieth street; Seventeenth ward, Pittsburgh,
Date Lawrenceville,) on TUESDAY, the 93d
day of March, A. D. 1869. between t he hours of
A o'clock P. - K: and & o'clock P. U.. when and
where an e ectlon will be held bvbaUet for NINE
MANAGERs and a TRIDA.SIMEB of said Com
pany, to serve for one year.
JOHN W. RIDDELL,
Solicitor. for Bridge Company.
PirdrsisunOti„ March 1, 1869. mbgala
Rtrystitaart.PT.WaiNs & Cmcitte R.R.Co.,
OPPICII OP TEM SECRETARY.
PITTSBURGH, PA., February AC 1889.
igrTHE "ANNEAL MEETING
of the Stock and Bondholders of the
Pittsburgh, Fort . Virsyne and Chicago Railway
CORIDABT will be bald 'at the office of the Com
pany, in the City of Pittsburgh, at 10 o'clock
A. m. of WEDNESDAY, March 17. 1889, for
the mimosa of bearing and considering the an
nual report of the Board of Directors, and for
the election of three (3) members of the Board
of Directors to serve for four years in the pace
of, three members whose term of service expired
bylaw. F. M. HUTCHINSON,
tah . 2:1'24 Secretary.
rgrDATCHELOWS HAM DYE.
This splendid Hate Die is the best in the world:
the only true and perfect Dye; Damien, relia
ble.. instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
diculous tints; remedies the ill effects of tad
dyes• Invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and
beauteal.bkrek or brows. Sold by all Druggists
and Perftunerst and properly implied at Batcbe
lore Wig 'Factory, 80. 15 Bond etreet. New
York. atMemCkl
arMAIIIRIAGIE AND CEUBA.
CY.—An Essay for young men on the crime
of Solitude, and the DLSE.DaSS and ABUSES
which create Impediments to MARRIAGE, with
sure means of relief. Sent In sealed letter en
velopes. free of charge. Add, es/4 Dr. J. WILL
LLICHOUGHTON, Howard Association. Phila
delphia, Pa. jal9:ditT
IarVIINATIENT'AL AND 1178 E.•
PM. BUY ONLY
SILVER TIPPED SHOES.
Toichlkirext. outweas three_pairs without
tips. jam:d6s-s:in:s
-SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
oir
• •
WINES, BRANDIES; QIN &C
wwq.zsAus WALVIS . =
. ••
PURE. RYE -
WHISHI
• 409 PENN STREET,
• .
• i
- - • f.;., • - • 1
WI) nislnove on the lit of te
NOS. 354 AND 356 PENN,
.Cor. Eleventh St., (formerly • Canal,*
JOSEPH & FINCH &
t " atom. 185,187a59, 191, itos lad /96,
711 BIT STREET, PITTSBURGH;
PIAPOPACIIMIZO OP
Cewr Milled Pare'
Bp, 1113 b hp,
Also, dealer. In' PP./MEW WINIZEI and LO,
QUWW. HOPS. se. • uthapn
o • I • • : Hags,
MI , Liberty, street, Dealers la Drips,,
• nts and Patent Medicines.. Isdea
WALiCIIMOWN & BRO.
WHOLESALE DRIIOOISTk
. AND XilivrAorvinute OP - (.*
Cliiii•bork. aIL
Nom To O. lei LIBRBST MEE%
pITTI3BLINGH, PZNNA.
Wier Will a t r ig g stl,,elyia-iati CHASM . liZrf!
'ILITEIOCIRAPHERS.
Boxititto, . . .
INGEIILI& OLIN% SuceessOri
NJ to 910. J . BoalicamAx 'a co.; • • ;*
PRACTICAL. LITIIO6BAPHERIS.
-fru till: ste a m uttleFhis sitibusbmns.
retwount.„...4, Ines' Cards. Loner'
Aids. Bonds. Labe l Iranian,
_now Carl
plOmits. Portriiits, tew Oertlecates of De
Invitstiou Carle, So.. Nos. VS Ira
street. Pittsburgh.
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__. , k —or t qe bY ali i)
„,,,__111.1.... t• 31. Me
B ABE & 21013E14 - - g "' + ''''. 3 . ” '
• + ll - 11,01117 CMC71130 ( traErtatilstulFololl
No ,. i and 4k St. Chit ,. Street, Pittsburgh, „ i f: 4 :
,p ,_ 11...L.r)
lulu ,
...... 0...;:tal
ordefs for
/BIM a°l3l3E ABSC)CIATI°N BUILDINC I
FRESH WHITE LAKE FISN• SALMON AND BASS.
ameba ' attention fltren to the designing
old well kr{owti TWIN PITY
balistair of. COUBT ' ROUSES and PIJIIf.I i : • , " 3 . 4 SBLiMOND MARKET. Pitt! !
BUILDINGS. err,:a.nur. zumitnenir market mBO
• -4,, ~.,
:..,.„ "te.Y-' , ..3
.
I • f il,)", ~.t.:
E=5=ME
NOTICES.
SPEOUL.L NOTICES.
WINES. LIQUORS, &o.
DRUGGISTS.
: i y ico
: SATURDAY, MARCH 6,186 P.
_ ~_~?,
'BY Elf; ammo ag-cto.,
B""' soors AND CARPETS
FOB. TEE MILLION.
SMITHSON'S EMPORIUM,
b 5 AND 57 FIFTH AVENUE.
Messrs. H. B. ssirrasoir & co.. Pr 6 Prieton
of the well known Mammoth Auction House are
creating an exchtlxeret consequent upon the ar
rival of new goods which are being sold at re
markably low prices. Goods ofevery variety; the
finest Sewed brnts the most fashionable hal
moral gaiters and ' anklet shoes. slippers, fte..
blankets, flannels cloths. casilmeres„ cutler;
and carpets. Call and examine. No trouble to
show goods. Ladles , . misses' and children's
furs at almost your own prices. All goods war
ranted as represented. no:4
BY L WUNAINE.
SVITTSUURGR AND ROSTON
MINING AND EAGLE COL& ON MILL
OCES.
TUESDAY EVENING. March B'h, at 7 34
o'clock, will be sold on Second Floor of COM'
mercial Sales Beams, 100 Smithfield strFet.
400 shares Pittsburgh and Boston Mining Co.
I • of Pittsburgh:
200 sSares Engle Cotton Mil's Co.
mhl A. MCILWAINE. Auctioneer.
LEGAL.
ORPHANS , COURT BALE.-By
NJ' order of the Orpheus , Court, at No. Sr in
Partition, June Term, 1888, there will be ex
posed to sale, on the prendses,
On Friday, March 19, 1869 •
All that certain tracf of land in Wilkins town
ship, lying on the Pittsburgh and Greensburg
Turnpike, one mile east of Wilkinsburg Station,
on the Pennsylvania Railroad, bounded-by lands
of JaMes Graham's heirs, James Reny, George
Johnston and oilier', containing 53 acres, hiv
ing erected thereon a frame house and barn.
The whole of maid tract is improved and In the
highest state of cultivation, and all but three
acres underlaid with an excellent vein of coal.
Title indisputable. Terms made known on the
day of sale.
Sale to commence at 10 A. X.
D. W. ELDER, Esq., Truatee.
Corner of Grant street aad Fifth avenue
fe22:f27,
ORPRANS' COURT SALE,
Will be sold on
_ _ •
SATVEDAY,,BIarch 27. 1869,
at 10 o'clock A. 11., at the COUR Housr.'
Pittsburgh, all that certain LOP Og T GR OUND
Situate in the 17th • Ward of the Cty of Pitts
burgh. (late tillers of 'Hat fi eld.) being lot No.
16 in George - A. Bayard's plan of lots, with the
improyernez to thereon. formerly owned by Eliz
abeth Bennett. deceased, it Public Sale, to the
highest and best bidder. By order of Orphans'
Court.
Thaw—CASH. All papers and U. S. Stamps
to Deltoid for by purchaser. '
For particulars apply to JONES & PEARSON.
Attorneys, N 0034, Grant street, Pittsburgh.
_ __.
nahnute • . , -BY THE COVERT.-
THE DISTRICT' COURT OF
Z UNITED STATES, for the' Western
trier of Pennsylvania.'
OROIPsIt ILEHAPIPAY and - JOHN GAL
BRAITH. Bankrupts under the Act of Congress
of March 9d, 1867, having applied for a dis
charge from all their debts, and other claims
provable under said 'Act, by -order of the Court
notice is hereby given. to all creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons-In
terested, to appear on the 10th day of March,
1869, at 10 o'clock A.m., before JOHN N. PU It-
VIANCE, sagßegister In Bankruptcy. at his
°Mee, No. 116 . gederal street. Allegheny City.
Penns.',: to show cease, if any they have, wh
b y
aank dim/
pt ur ges. should not be granted to the said
ru.
fe27.P3-8 \ - 8. C. • MeCANOLEBB, Clerk..'
11:SIONEE 9 8 NOTICE OF AP—
POINTMENT.
es ru District of Papule'yenta, ss: At Pitts
burg, Pa., this - IXtla day of lebruary, A. D.
To.=Ms it snag concern:
The tisidtcrsigned hereby elves notice of Dim ap
pontment en Assigne f CHAILLBes C BALti-
LET" ,est Allegheny c i t y in the county 01 Alle
ghtny, atm State, of Pennsylvania, within said
Llttll"M. 111 DO has been itOndged, a Bankrupt
upon - Witt:nen petition by the Distriet court of
snail:46loU . ; ,
d. W. KTBKEP, Assignee.
111114,11-IVAttorney-st-Law, 811Fiftit avenue.
MATTER OF THE AIP-
Viklitkra , of -the GERMAN NATIONAL .
D.D.IBIF: AND LCAN A9,SOCIATION. of
Pinatas/et for a Charter of Incorpontion. No.
Tann. 1868. Conn of Como .41.1chheny 'County,
4'Notietris hereby given that a petition has been
Masented. to the flotui of Common •• Pleas for the
ranthge of iv Charter- to the GERMAN NA-
TiONAL BUILDING AND LOAN Ae.,SOCIA
Pittsburgh. and - If no oblection
shown to the contrary. the same shall be granted
lit the atexttenn otCourt.
.1. MORELAND, MOORE & KERR,
, fitiheit 6•! • - Solicitors for Association.
MATTER OF THE AP-
I • - int of the TWELPTH WARD B UILD-
I N I - D- WAN ASSOCIATION, of Pitts.
I tome& a C_nal t_e . r of Ixrctocrrtion Common No. —,
e x e
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- -r-NotiOn toothy given that a petition has been
prdSo the Court of Common Pleas Ibr the
' ILO a Charter to the TWELFTH WARD
IL Ise ~ AND LOAN , ASSOCIATION. of
• Ittaldtralszd if no objection Is shown to the
14, 2 3 3 Mh . efluune shall be granted at the next
--• :T. ; )101/ELAND :. MOOSE a ! sztut,
=I
Esaleit:OWL", AuooJatlon .
RN DISTRICT 0T
''Peatity Ivatas 1 8.
, the 19th day of February, A. D.
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111,a t e r. 1 1 s ei ttp h PlPirEg ° llttg/NVII
•,. , B. ItcCON.NB.L.u. of Pitts
tbe c°:itgatiorotitiffi:3l4.VhSotatteag
•• god bankrupts upon their own yeti-
Inr z Dlrtrlet Court of Wei District.
BAILEY. trant :Act.
, I
s P.:TER* DISTRICT 0
' -, P 4CNNsYLVANIA Se. -
Jll etillnirgb, the liiith clay of February, A.D.
Vsniaerslimed hereby gives notice of hi
meat as Assignee of ALEXANDE :.
ONT. of McCandless township, in tb
FfWel Allegheny. and State of Pennsylvania.
ht ;said District, who has beau adjudged
rive, anon hie own petition by the District
-.. Orsald District.
~_
t,._ -. , JOHN H. BAILEY, Anigneet
' nati4l7. 8 Attorney -at-Law, 89 elrant st,
, I
YLVANIA, SS.
t ' ttsburgh. the 213th day of February, A. D
Me undersigned bereby gives notice o
jitupointinent as' Assignee •of WILLI.
Onti9ON, of Pittsburgh. In the county , of !ale
- and State of Pennsylvania, within sat.
A. who has been adjudged if bankrupt upo
own petition b' ,the District Cowl of said die
..S
h JOHN H. BAILEY Assignee ,
It Attorney at Law, b 9 Grant street.
041 1 8 IPEllltle ,
1, •:Lit")I,I I NTINGt INK WORID.I.
iIE. ROBINSON,
i;. : ',.. ,-;:;-4 MARIITACTUEIM 07
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illiiikind Colored Prinling . l Lithog ra p h i c
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'.}. largo vearasss, & a • ,
Ferry Road and 88d, Street,
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Foyer. of COOKING STOIT n Et4 Arabes,
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PS-ELIXIR. • .
4lui A LL'S EInIICWILL'6OIIIII7II.IIDACIEL
1T.....',..2t;01.111V1LL 01111 Z DYSPEPSIA.
• ' *AlliliALL'll ZLIT.IiI' !ULU CUR GOSTMI.
ries of Maithalri ritzy; 4400 per tottifl•
or tale bl , all'' , -- - 'Mir ?-
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Benjamin Pula
lanes SO IUL ail city iutd cons
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ursuzukisrcz
MIME
RPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PriTSBURGIN. PA.,
Office, No. 424. PENN
NA7/0264L TBIIST CO: BITILDINO.)
DIBECTORS:
Robt. Liddell, IW. Friday,
IC!: Van.l3nren F. Kirsch,
,I J. 13 angwiach: Chris.' Siebert.
J. Weiner, P. Schildecker•
Rohr. Dickson,
G. !Mettle,
E. H. Myers,
L. .1. Blanchard
E. H. MYERt3,PreSident.
ROBT. DICKSON. 'Vice President
BORT.J. GRIER. Treasurer.
f e. 19: J. J. ALIHETZ. Secretary.
pENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
OFFICE, No. 1.6734 woqD STREET, BAN'S
0/ COMMERCE BITILDMO.
This is a Home Company, and insures against
10., bv Fire exclusively.-
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE...Vice President.
ROBERT PATRICK, Treasurer.
• • HUGH IicELHENY. Secretary.
DIatCTORS:
Leonard Walter, 'Oeorge
C. C. Boyle, Geo. W Evans,
Robert Patrick, J. C. L ' aPpe,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Planer.
Josiah King, John Voegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, A. A.mmon.
Henry Sproul,
INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, 484 & 41E37 011313TATUT ST.mear STU.
DIEZOTOEB.
Charles A. Blanker, Mordecai H. Lova
Tobias Wagner, David S. Brown,
Samuel Grant, Isaac Lea,
Jacob B. Smith Edward C. Dale,
Caorire W. Ricgards, P r es id ent
CHARLES M. 8AN0838.,
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. O. STEELE, Secretary', prating.
J. GARDNER 00771 N, Amiarr,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
nitt2S;wl6
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGHENY, PA.
OFFICE ni FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
BUILDINGS,
No. 41 01310 St., Allegheny.
A HOME COMPANY , managed by Directors
wail known to the armmnatty, who trust Whir
deallne to Maritaostiare of your patronage. ,
IMMIX TRWlZl.....—....«....Pregildest.
GUN D. RIDDLE fteritary.
~ DIRECTORS: .<_.:
1
Henry Intl% D . L. Patterson, WrO, Cooper,
Geo. R. Riddle, Jacob Franz, • Gottielb Vass,
Simon Drum, 'J.B. IA Jacob Bluth,
W. M. Stewart, Ch.Y. on, Joseph Craig,
Joe;Lautner, H. J. *•nd, Jere. Rohen.
aido:oSS
priertui.
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
IdONDON.
ISSTABLDCIED 1803. CASH CAPITAL PAID
DP AND INVESTED FUNDS =DEW
ING $8,000,000 IN GOLD.
Insurance a Fire effected on Houses and
Buildings. Good Wsres and Merchandlst.•
Steamboats. j
ai pollees States iLayable /old
or currency. r United Branch UMce.
40 PINK STREIT, New York. - •
AB losses of the Gutted States Branch will be
adjusted In New York. •
J. Y. Bler...A.l7ol3:MaZir. Agent.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
06Ifee, 67 FOIIIITH STEERT. •
me. moLevesum is also Agent for Ike Nam .
hattan Ltlb Insurance Company. seS:v72
N INSVRANCE COM.
l isy " t ur zamilym adent.
wm. P. • 111CRBWE Secretary.
APT. , 9lreittig NZELD. tieneral /Went. •
Ore_ce, 91s Water street, (Mang AI Co.'s Wan.
Will laz
house, upure suirs,s4=burgh.
all kinds of Fire and Ma
rine Mks. A home Instillation, managed n 7 Di
rectors who are well known to the community,
and who are determined by prumptness and liber
ality to maintain the character which they have
w assumed e
t , as o
el bs nsuredtaring the .
best protection to those
ho desir i
- DIRECTORS:
Alexander NIEIiOE, - Jenn D. Meanie.
it. Miller, Jr.. Chas. J. Clarke,
James MehnleY. , William S. Evan
Alexander Spem., Joseph Rir
Andrew &emery PhillipMeymer.
, David M. Long, .. Wm. Morrison,
D. Ihumen. , , Loa
INSIMANCE COM
0 7 / 1 1 0 1cM, N. Z. COM= WOOD &
L Herne OiddriziNtakint 71re and Marine Mika
• Dreictross: •
Wm.. Phillips. Capt. John L. Rhoads,
Joint Watt. Saninel P. Shriver:,
John Z. Parks. . Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Killer s ' Jared M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk. Wm . P. Lang
James W
D. Verner Samuel McOriksist
eldest.
JOHNWA Vice President.
W. P. ladilDillth Seeress y.;
CAPT. JAL 00 ON. General Agent.
CAP T. .
o4LL E COWENI( INSURANCE
,COMPANY OP PITTEMIEOII.
WE, No. Wininz grazirratialz E 1.007.
Insnrea monist all kinds of :Fire and Markle
JOHN roar_Thr_, JR, President.
JOHN D. /fillaatD Vteel'ruldent.
O. G. DON _ .
CAPT. WH. DEAN. General Agent, -
piRICCTORS:
John Irwin, gr., --Cwt. Win. Deau,
John D. McCord, B. 1,. FahneetWt
0. G. Hussey, W. H. Everson. •
Harvey - Hobert H. Dina,
T. J. Hoskinson,, Francis Sellers,
Oharleallaya. • Oant. J. T. Btockdale.
011 r 1 PLIES 1
1..)
FOR WATER WORKS.
oo3rraoLLau , B Orrics; I
Criir or Ar.t.uourarr. February 24,1689. )
•
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received st this
office until *o'clock P. x, on ktONDAY, lisreb
Sth, 1869, for furnishing the -
, /llegkeny 'Water Works
g u a r es il o thArrent yetis with the following stip:
WATER PIPE, ERASMUS and SLEEVES,
of the following diameters; via.: 8, 8,40
11 and 15 Riches.
FIRE PLUGS, VALVES AND MISCELLA.
- NEOGIEI OASTI34O-8.
PYRE PLUG ANY; STOC-COCK BOXES AsD
FERRULES, • ,
Also, .all the 00AL required during the year.
BLACK requested for born , NUT ‘Ol,ll, and
•
All of the above supplies to be delivered at such
Oases , and places as the • Superintendent of the
Works mai_eirbet.
_ Bide for Water Pipe are 'Welted PaYabla both _
in 6 per cent. AO year , city Bonds, and patina_
in elan every !tine months. • • • •
dr. e e t aireniiggiPingetrietiglthli e lta n n r t g
intendant. ..WK. PAUL.. EN: • •
The right is reserved to rtleet Any and all bids.
res4:nB
RREFINED
sue,cits.
. .
We bare to store a fall stook of Love:lora re
fined °rustled and Paiveitsed Messrs. wh,elt we
offer at the lowest prices by the barrel or at re
tail
natig . 4NO. ItltNattAW
croraerZtbezzr and. Hand stree ts.
,RvIIeka"BELTING,
Rote, Steam 'Padang And 'Haskell. of the
aatott Belting Om patties 'manufacture Mprices
el low as tide quality of.gocals can be bought of
the matinfacturer. full stuck Always on Will
at the India Rubber Dr t. 6'axi d 211 Sixth
street.: - H, PHILLIPS. ..
Hole Itienta for thero&patli•
DOLL DUTTEIL-,15. half 'tibia
Fresh 8011. Buller, lust lecelved - tind for,
satin by J. B. CANFIELD.
Sli! y DA ASHt-490 L J. B . tigrzige
•
MEM
ter. which is the essential ban..
rithi-lhat' Butter manufactured in the aid of
this Extract is consign every respect to the best
.Xhitterniade the.infltharymethod. •
6th: The. Extract after .thorough analysts, by
able chembasitspronounced perfectlY free from
any itsleterlOns Substancet the Ingredients be
big purely of sk,vegetible nittprik•
Bth.-lii proof of ale' rfireioing assertions, the
/kay o * of two 'company 11 MASI,* one ton of .
per day.. .which, meets with ready Bale
in we'ziewYork ltrrkeV and Is consumed from.
• the tables of *barites Restanrants and,
Private families In thirdly and elsewhere.
. um_ pia packsze Of • the:Zittark (sufficient to
make 80 lbs. of Butter)
_with run direetions for
us‘will be tint toanr u4drescOn receipt of IL
OAUTION.-.40 art cies, f rem mer i t use sub.
lea to spurious itnitatlons.'*ir 'Would 'leech/4
caution the public IlfaiiiitChttlltettenthll4 worth.
less unpapoluk soirettlsed. as powders.' com.
"maws, dc.. St the ltxtract et 'the Rimer pains
rip t opared and scold only: by ,
• ' TherEtorlomißutter
nyptcW, /VS Llfizuvr Vrititer'•• -
F A croar, sae Oftsnartvicti kirw Vona
s to w, county puri City xights for Sung .
p topluilists rare opportunities for estahlisThi ng
sataPie budnesiti raYltiff too/nous profits. g
Agents —7ol*.litesl'Everiwhere.:
If. CADAIIT , B Pure Ircgitabie Coloring sla
M u if t ;:lictallawe a rich golden yellow to
packag sent to anyrt e lterg i t: I*r rshor p t i lg
be without it, as white and . streaky Butter is
worth , from air to ten cents * pound less - in all
markets than that of a. rich yellow. feSiele.
R. a FRUJCL%
OITY 43011TROLLEIL'
dIk[TTSEIa~I\'TL.
- NEW - opicainousig.
Lessee..
Natusaer
SATURDAY AFTERNWIN. March Stba.B69,
LOTTA MATINEE. For p :rforance.
CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE AND NAN.
SATIII‘DA.T EvRNINo. last app trance of
LOTTA ;
When will pe presented
CAP PAIN CHARLOTTE. •
PuCAHONTAn.
And the Farce Of
FAMILY JAR?.
Lints In 411ags and Dances.
Monday Evening—The I,rninen actor. Mr..
Sn'Pft P •Fe. as thP BEN-At a:ObAY.. .
gar PITTS LIU KG II THEATIt'%`I.•
EL W. WILLIAMS.
DR. J. L. TE , I.Y.EIr.
FRA.NX J. .HOW.t..
GRAND FAREWELL,
DR. JAMES L. THAYER'S GREAT CIRCUS.
LAST MATINZE THIS AFTERNOON for La.
dles and Children•
Positively LAST APPEARANCE this evening
of the Star Company of the World.
A glorious programme as a parting legacy! .
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND.
egy`'S MY TH EIS AMERICAN
THEATRE. (Late Trimble•' Varieties,'
SATURDAY SATURDAY NIGHT!
A tr.mundons programrre. The VIOTORELLI
BROTHER', the renowned Rings of the Air,
in their terrilicat flights. GUS. WILLIAMS in
his new Comic Songs. TANNEHILL and the
Dramatic Company' In the two act drama of the
MANIAC LOVER. EAGAN and his Comedians.
Jit.NNIE BR ADDEN,a success. PUNCH AND
JUDY once more.
ggrDUIMELVS MUSEUM
AND PARLOR NICEINAGDI,
The Great Family Iteserte.
FIFTH AVENUE. between Smithfield Rad
Wood streets, opposite Old Theatre.
4131 - Open Day and Evening, all the year round.
Admission', 25cents: Children. 1S cents.
M'AIDADEMIr OF MUSIC.
THE
SUSAN GUTH OPERA TROUPE
REP PECTEULLY ANNOUNCE
THREE NIGHTS ONLY
Comic English Operk.
MONDAY EVENING, March Stb,
ornmsacws COMIC
lITCRE:i ti_ in rErrzcarm,
The Cowedtette,
nosily= purr WIFE,
And
LA BOSE DE Sr. FLOM.
TUESDAY. FVEMilie, Mauch 9th, the Musi
cal Burhats of •
THE SWISS COTTAGE,
- .
With all the original made, and Otrenbar.h 7 i
Comic topers,
4 86," Nte, , i 456,”
WEDNESDAY EVENINO, March lOch, the
Domedietta, entailed
SUDDEN THOITGIETS,
And Offenbach's Comic Opera
• LA DOSE DE ST.. FLOE,
And - • •
A lIIABBIA.BE BY LILNTBENS.
ADMlSSlON—Parquette and Dress Circle,
$l.OO. Family Circle, 50c. Gallery, 25c.
Bale of seats will commence • on Friday mora
inic, at H. - Meters,- No. -1512 Wood street,
where seats for any or all tvenlngs mny be re
served without extra charge. ntht:fas
fIar'A,CADEMY OF MUSIC.
GERMAN DRAMA FOR THREE NIGH
ONLY :
FANNY JANAUSCHEK,
Queen of the ; German S
THURSDAY EVENING. March Llth,
ELIZABETH.
FRIDAY EVENING, March 13th,
DEBORAH.
SATURDAY EVENING. March 13th,
CATHERINE THE SECOND.
Reserved Seats 'MOO: 'Faintly Circle. 501.
Gallery, 25 cants- Reserved Seats can be ob
tained- on and aster Monday at Sieber Bros.
Music Store, 122 Wood street. ntb4:ra
THE
ECONOMY BUTTER CO.
ask the attention of all Interested In the reduc
tion of the extravagant cost of Butter, - to their
practical and econotelcal system of making pure
prime Batter bylbe aid of the
EX.TRACT OF BurrEß PLANT.
A brief allualon to the origin of this imcortant
discoves y may not prove uninteresting. Among
the authenticated records of the renowned Cap
tain' Claok , s voyage around the world; is found
the if Aternent, that while sojourning fora short
time on the Brazilian Coast of South America, he
observed the natives using, In the preparation of
their food, a necullar oil. which, upon ezamina
tion.hefoundto possess the appearance, taste
and Savor of Butter; upon farther inquiry, how
ever, he ascertained that It was simply a sub
stance that: the natives distilled In a crude and
imperfect manner, from a rich and luxuriant
plant that grew IspontaneOnsly and abundantly in
that warm tropical country. A few 3 ears ago,
an eminent French ehemist, while on a profes
sional visit to the tropics, made numerous e,xper-
Intents witn this remarkable production of na
.ture, and succeeded In extracting a concentrated
essence of the Vint.' The formula for its preps*
rition, , and the Bole Eight for its sale in this
country are the exclusive property of this Com
pany, by whom It was pritchased from the origi
nal discoierer. We Claim for this remarkable,
yet simple and perfectly harmless preparation—
lte.—Tbat by Its use a net gain of from 50 to 2106
per cent. is made in the manitacture of Butter.
Ad.—That Butter; . Which from age or whatever
Mule, nuty be strong, rancid, streaked or
coarse-gralied,'and l econoaratirelr useless for
general use, by the &Mot' this Extract, Is re
stored to Its ortglnst4resbness and :sweetness,
atte-graln, and even rotor.
8&-By the use of this Extract. one pound of
delicious., fresh Butter ts acttusEy made Kona
one pint of milk."
.
4ith.--Thatie pure arid excellent table Butter eta
be made, at &cost of heel 15.t0..20,e nta per
pound: The chief expanse ,wlieretu being But-
ffil
mratamoir.
-M. W. CANNING.
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' ' &:fre e
Equestrian . irecto;.