);;.i . .li#4de4titiji . A . *itti
THE FASHIONS.
VALABLE HINTS TO THE LADIES.
A new , style of skirts called the
"round" is= now . fashionable. It is a
compromise between the short dress and
the trained skirt. It bas no ten, but is
longer than the walking area.
-An.overdress of blue or pink silk, witli
short 'sleeves and low, square cut 'corsage,
is worn o'er a dress of white nauslin.
The overskirt is looped up at the sides
with bows of the same color, &splaying
lt
an elegantly trimmed skirt, ric 1 with
embroidery and volantes, or lace inser
tion and puffings of the material. The
muslin waist is high, and puffed with
rows ofinsertion between, and the leeve
is miffed to the wrist. • "
Ginghams come in very genteel pat
terns this ,season and make pretty
dresses for home wear or street suits:
They are not confined •to little girls, or
young ladies either, but are popular
among all ages; they wear well and wash
well,"and are very - dealrable.for school
dresses.
Narrowhaii-striped prints are as Pop
- nlar as the Scotch ginglisms, sad though
not as serviceable, • yet give good wear.
They' are made with double skirts, and
trimmed with frills, and every possible
mean's is taken to aid to the orignal cost
and bring them up to a decent figure.
The Marie Antonitette fan is among the
most expensive of such articles.• These
are made of satin, and are trimmed with
costly lace. " The sticks are Mother of
peal. The price is from fifty to seventy.
live dollars.
Full dress fans of satin—Sometimes
cal:ed the Watteau fan—have handsome
flowers painted upon them. They are
mounted upon gilt or pearl sticks. The
1 tortoise shell fans are used for lull dress,
and are also expensive.
(Among the cheaper but very pretty
varieties is the black fan, - - which is dec.
'orated'with spangles and edged with gui
pure lace. These are mounted upon gilt
sticks, and may be had for five dollars.
The long-talked of return to classic
styles of coiffure has not taken place.
Chienons are worn high and quite as
high as ever—though in many cases they
are composed of long and short curls,
which -render theme more graceful than
the smooth' or puffed cushions. •
To marseilles there is one weighty ob
jection÷it.never stops shrinking; anti as
children's dresses pay frequent visits to
the laundry this is a serious drawback.
White pique dresses are generally made
= plain, scalloped •and bound with white
braid, though we have seen- black- used
for this purpose; but it is not in good
taste, except for mourning, and then,
with the addition of-a black sash, it looks
very well and explains itself.
Thin , white spotted muslin street dresses
are worn over slips of blue,_ oink' or
violet, with sashes and ribbons to cor
-xespond. This-is in very bad taste; it re
quireti,a groundwork of pure white to
throaf`'Ont the Color of the trimmings,
:and, moreover it always reminds one of
She: style of exhibiting these flimsy goods
on the counters. •
White linen.dresses are trimmed with
• black or colored braid; and very cool and
pretty they are for "little girla,,or young
ladies, either.
Artificial etirleorall kinds are, worn.
Tho frizzed curls - on "the forehead, the
long, heavy curls behind the eat, and the
:short or:long OTIS which compose or fall
• • over, the chignon. , Indeed, wherever they
.can be plaCid, curls are admissible.
The high price asked for switches has
..lbrought-Juto,..fthe market. a. , substitute,
-which is called -hair gess. These switches
.are long, thicii and pliable, and as light
as a-feather.-.:llfhen the httir. `is dressed
they look quite as well as a switch of real
whichweimld cost $.50.
INC the light summery colors whit
is the favorite for children,. and it is re
produced in an infinite variety of inateri
.-als, from sheer muslin to heavy marseilles.
Iletween these , two • extremes -sre white
poplin, alpaeas, linens and piques.
CHIT CHAT FOE THE ZIHNTLEMEN.
Although the masculine is supposed to
be too lofty to stoop to make the mascu
line body look its prettiest; we have seen
some fashionable gentlemen in course of
preparation for their summer holidays
.choosing shirts for traveling, of linen
- with narroir-lines of Color, with collars
,and cuffs to Match, of course.
For, day dress shirts of white linen,
with broad plaited - bosoms, were selected,
but Aor resplendent evening toilet the
bosoms were.required to be embroidered,
.and the , more daintily the better.
emits a lifted or "robin's egg" die
vi, t will do .for boating, bowling and
croquet, for dinner, a brown, black or
,colored_ ~ceat mey, _ accompany a
"White - gnat, with troVisers of pale gray or
lavender; as delicate in color as the taste
• of thevoster;„ , ,
.;
For the extreme of neatness. white
,stilts=of ,firtest : cassintere are worn, and
are' Pitrlictildrly effected by the brunette
, - • ztypesivitit eyes of Ltae prevailing shades
of brown.
I...',:,:l_!rtif-eib.-I)Weirastiffloui..;.sttibt of dark
.er equally thielind cool, are pre
ferred as being - more Suited by contrast to
bring out those particular shades of drab,
' gray 1413dIndelnoOne color; so often, seen
in roti'Mastat Inv blonde. '
For neckties, the same.tender consider
fdr possibilities showei
There are daihty ties that come by the
4)OX-lor.easto•44 finestlizteatawn,starched
and - Moped So shape-, by the laundress,
• ' - who never Pikeethectifors.
Satin oravatita .solid colors of striped,
are alsq,selected, tegether_ with Roman
_;.,:sibbens, vogue among the
• ladies, -and any of these are suitable to
wear with the fuuneral black. ,
Some slimmer house jackets for SMOIC
. jog are made -of what we boldly call
" "bahySannel,"lof,pale gray or laVender;
' • they ate very cernfortable,,'. and in 401110
• cases the material seems most appropri
Twit rumor that the landing =Of the
. shotedusLorthe French"Atiattic Cable at
Dusbury, Mass., wilt be prevented does
•
mot seem to - rest upon any, substintial ha.
sie. The' tate of Massachusetts has al
zeady gives& permission for the landing of
"'
the table, and Wit: Clitlin,lt is asserted,
has ex p ressed the opinion ttuit the officers
of the United States must determine what'
action shall be taken. But, admitting
• that the previous' consent of the United
States is necessary, the landing of the
cable has not been forbidden, and itla
- very doubtful whether the I.latted States
Courts would - issue an injunction, or the
law officers would ask.for such process:
•A BalloonVoysige.
We left Buffalo at 4:15 o'clock P. ae.,
and ascended, perpendicularly,' about
three quarters of a mile, and then drift
ed out over the bay and lake. The view
of the city and country was grand and
beautiful. We exchanged signals with a
tug in the lake beneath us.
When at an altitude of 3,500 feet we
could still see the people in the streets,
looking like pigmies, and could also dls
tingulah the spray of Niagara Falls with
the naked eye.
About twelve minutes to five o'clock
we cut loose the drag rope which was
coiled around the car. It created a fear
ful sound, and not being properly secur
ed to the car dropped into the lake and
was lost. About twenty minutes past
five, being calf a mile high, we coin
menced descending with great rapidity,
and landed in the water in a minute and
a half. All seized the rope and" pressed
upon the sides of the car.
All the provisions got wet and were
pelt ally spoiled. Threw out a small
quantity of ballast and ascended again..
About twenty minutes to six again de
scended with great velocity, and again
found ourselves in the lake, but quickly
rose again with the loss of a bag of sand.
About eight minutes to six had reached
a great attitude, and commenced drifting
toward the shore. At six o'clock paised
over the beach, a good breeze blowing—
co'uld see several' villages, and passed
Eighteen Mile Creek at ten minutes past
"six, traveling, Mr., King thought, thirty
miles an hour, at least.
In a few mintres,we had reached an al
titude of two miles; it became bahy, and
we could no longer see Buffalo. At
twelve minutes atter six we passed al
most over Edenoind heard the people
shouting and dogs barking. All hands
felt exceedingly jolly.
The balloon commenced to descend,
and shouts of "Cann down, and we will
take you back - to Buffalo," were heard.
GaVe three cheers and a tiger for Eden.
Rose again and passed lengthwise over
a piece of woods. About twenty, min
utes to seven we neared the earth, and
threw out the anchor and descended into
an oat field. The people came out and
helped to hold the anchor, and we finally
touched the ground in an adjoining corn
field. About ten minutes after seven
we' rose from Eden, amid the cheer
ing of a crowd of about one hundred
persons.
The ballast was thrown overboard
freely, and in two minute's time we rose
to the height of one mile and a half. At
this height the cold became intense, and'
overcoats were brought into requisition.
Our course was nearly due south. We
passed over Collins and other villages, in
several of which displays of fireworks
could be seen. At four- minutes past
eight the gas - could be seen coming out of
the bottom of the balloon, a sign that an
elevation of two miles had been reached,
and for the first time Mr. King opened the
valve. At eight o'clock we passed over
Cattarangus Creek.
Here we sailed over an enormous tract
of woods. Descent on the homeward
side was spoken of, butthe aeronaut de
cided to sail over them. The balloon de
scended very nearly to the tree•tops, but
then the last bag of ballast was taken in
hand, and judicious use of its contents
carried us over. From this point it be
gan to grow dark. The country was
heavily wooded, and whenever the earth
wasspproached the forbidding tree-tops
were underneath, and it was necessary to
rise again, to accomplish which the boards
from the bottom of the car • were ripped
up aid thrown overboard. -
The course: continued over the inter-'
minable forests. of Cattaraugus county,
though it was impossible to judge In
which direction we were, drifting. Short
ly before eleven o'clock we drew sear a
mountain top, and not having sufficient
buoyancy to clear the tree-tops, went
crashing through them in Er miner more
dashing than pleasant Mr. King, seeing
that a descent was inevitable, as nearly
all the ballastwas gone, dropped anchor
a few minutes afterward, and at precisely
eleven o'clock rebounded, and it caught
in what proved to be the top of a pine
tree, nearly onehundred feet high.
The anchor-rope let down the balloon
about fifty feet,' and a line dropped,
'Showed that the party was at that distance
from the ground, suspended there be,
tween heaven and earth. The hours of
night' were watched out, Mid 'shortly after
daylight, at twenty minutes past five A.
ar., the anchpr-rope was cut and the
' "Hyperion" came down.by therm, land
ing the party without a amble; but the
balloon was ribbed into shreds by the
branches of the pine: _
Investigation showed that the night
had, been spent anchored to the tallest
tree of Rock Robbie, the highest spur of
the Alleghenies, In McKean or Warren
county, Pennsylvania, a point about
fourteen miles southeast of Warren, and
seventy-five miles nearly due south of
Buffalo.— Warren (Pa.) Car. Buffalo
Courier, July
Sunstroke, like hydrophobia, is always
a doubtful subject as to what it really is,
and how caused. The forms of medical
treatment in the case of sunstroke are as
varied as the theories advanced of the
character of the -rnaladY. In England
such cases are considered as arising from
direct over heating of the blood, and
treated accordingly. At home some doc
lora consider it a poisoning of the blood,
and follow a treatment analogous to that
in snake poisoning. Indian doctors . be
lieve that is occasioned by the direct ac
tion of the sun's rays 'upon the hair. or
perhaps upon the medalla obtorgata. But
now is this effect caused? What rays of
the sun thus' affect? It cannot be the
illuminating rays, nor can it be the heat,
for tiremen, puddiere, gless•blOwers,
endure; much greater. heat, and at still
greater disadvnntage. But in the solar
rays we have the • , actinic" or chemical
rays, and it Is the actinic which acts most
powerfully en organic usuile; and the ,
actinic rays are surpassingly energetic In
the tropics.—Espineering,Jou rani.
-The work on the North Ddiesouri
Railroad bridge, at tin. Obetiest' which
was suspended in -part PY the late high
waters.las been resumed, and Is being
pushed with force.and vigor. The dam
.age.to the work will not ex wea 110. 6 ) 0 1
including the labor that was , employed
for about - two weeks in protecting em
bankments and keening the Works clear
of drift wood that covered the river.
The bridge Will be completed within a
MEE
—ln cmiseqUence of excavations for a
new building on Main street, Hartford.
COnn., an adjoinisig building, belonging
to Ruse dt Tate, fell yesterday afternoon,
musing a loss to the owners and occu
pants of $15,000 to .20,000. Sufficient
warning was given to the inmates to al
low there to escape and no one was in.
jured. •
,::PITISIIUMerg .GA; MT,;-,,-,
far- PENIVISYLVANLI RAUr
WAD CO. • ' s •
TRZARIIMER'S DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.. Aurll 2, 1829.
TO THR sTOCKFIOLDERS OP TRH VENN•
bYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
All Stockholders, sareirlstered on the Books of
this Company o; the 30th day of April. 1889.
will be entitled to subscribe for TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT. of thtir respective interests in New
Stock, at par, as
First. Fifty per cent. at ,the time of subscrip-
tion, between the 15th daffy of May, 1809, and
the 30th day or June, 1869.
Second. Fifty fur cent. between the 15th d
of November, 1869. and the 31st day of Decem
ber. 1889: or. If Stockholders should prefer, the
whole amount may be paid up at the time of sub
scription. and each Instalment so paid up !hall be
entkled to a pro rata of the Dlildend that may
be declared on full shares.
than four shar. s, shill be entitled to subscribe
for one share; and those holding more than a
multigle of four shares shall be entitled to sub.
scribe for an additional share.
Fourth. All shares upon . which instalments are
yet to be paid .under Resolution of May 13,
1868, will be entitled to their allotment of the
.Twenty-tilve pet cent. 'at par, as though they
were paid in full.
roy8:191 THOMAS T. FIRTH. Treasurer.
011tilitrOle.
NOTICES. .
Third. That every Stockholder holding less
IWNOTICE.
CITY TAXES, 1869.
In accordance with Section 6th, Page . A9S of
City Digest,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN -
TO THE
' -
CITIZENS OF PITTSITIJEGII,
That thd assessments for 1869 of City. City
Building, Special, Poor, Business. City School
and Ward School Taxes and City Water Bents
have been returned to me fbi collection.
The above taxes em subject to a DE I lIICTIoN
CF FIVE PEP. CIaNTUM if paid on or before the
First Day of August,
and TWO PER CENTUM. if paid between the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST
AND THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
beendeduction will be allo O c to b ers paid
eeptember fifteenth anfirst
hn addition of live pe• cent um will be made
to all taxes unpaid Octobe r first.and an additional
live per ceutunt will be added to all taxes re.
=tiling unpaid on November first.
A. „I COCHRAN,
, crrY TREASURER, 4th AVENVE.
PlTTerantOtt, July A, 11169. - e.3:1.63
DIVIDENDS.
arDIVIDEND.
OFFICE OF TUE PITTSIOTOCII GAS CO.,
July 1869.
The Trustees of the Pittsburgh OasCompany
hare this day declared a dividend of TWO DQL•
LABS AND FIFTY CENTS per share of the
Cipital Stack. payable on demand at the once
of the Company.
,jyl3:inlo W. H. NeCLBLLAND. Tress's..
IIarTHE BOARD OF•DIREC.
TORS or the NATIONAL INSURANCE
COMPANY. No. 23 Diamond, Allegheny. have
declared a dividend of TWO DOLLARts AND
PIETY CENTS per share out of the profits of
the last *ls months, payable on and after the 15th
nat.
JyT2nn9 JAS. E. STEVENSON. Secretary
OFFICZ A hTIZA:.'S iNSURANCX ro.. 1.
• Prrrsistrnos, July 1.
IgrTHE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have this day declared a divi
dend of FOUR DOLLARS AHD , FIFTY CENTS
per share, out Or the prising of the test six
months. to be credited on toe stock rates.
111twal0 - J. G. corium, Secretary.
ItarDIVIDENIN--The timid of
Managt roof the molgosomis LA. fi.AV•
IGATION OUSIPANY have this day declared •
dividend of num EKILLAIts • filar. oa the
slack or said Company, payabt• forthwith to the
sthekhoiders or. their legal representatives. at
the °Mee of agai Com Pliny. No. 94 DIAMOND
effilEst vittsbargh, between ills hots Of 19
WILLIAM RAKE% ELL, Treasurer.
Pirrsuotou. Joy 9th, MAIL jythi94
01 1 7101 Or THE
BIN PRANXLIN INSCRANCZ CO +PANT.
No. Al Onto Street.
ALLICGIIILNY. PA.. July 6th. 1664.
arTUE DIOECT O IOI OF THE
BEN PRA.NRLIN INSURANCE COSI
PANT have this day d.elared &Dividend or oNE
DOLLAR AND FLYTY CENTS rat, SHARE
out of the props of test atx months. pal able
Inc
ash on and after IVXDNEeDAY. July 14th,
11184. IiEOoOE D. NILO LE,
isltta) . • , Secretary.
OrDIVIDENIO.—The . Pred.
DENT and Dlreetore of the BINNING.
RAM s
and raltißUH9lll BRIDGEO. have
dreias..d - sk Dividend of ONE DOL LAR and
alifTY CENTS per share out.et the earnier of
the past blz months, payable for hwitb.
ED coatis 3 M OY L i T r e y un ree
t.
MEI
MANI3IACTUI.ER'S NAT. HAxtif
-ri IT,I3UXOII. July fith. 1%6U. 1
f orailr 'DEN U.—The Direc•
103 of this Hank have ibis day deela•ed
a 41,11184 d of YIVE Plltt CENT. on the eanital
.15toca. ottt of tee proett of the last els months.
p Y , trls forttvith. free of all taxes.
/3 . JOHN . SCOTT JR.. Caabler.
UITLCE or SHE CAUL INSURANCE CO
PITTSBURGH, July B. ItlB9.
IarDIVIDENO.-1 he Board of
"1[143 ore of this Company have tot. day
declared a dtvideird of l'lsktftlf. DOLGA lita PAX
hitAHE nut of theproilts of she last six months,
payilthe on demand , free or (lover omen' tax.
cream.
. . .
ALLEGLINST NATIOatI, NA L. 86 RAKN, ..
IV.
igrTIBE 'BOARD OF DIIREG
TUIti of this Bank base tbnaday atelared
a seral.annuat ambient. .; gy.X rEB
papillae to the stockholders ftortnart.t. .too of
all taxes. lt. W. DIALLIB,h,T.
Jy6:100 t tablet
riprenutton. JULY
NATIONAL 'fl lIIST.COUPAN Y.
No. 423 rend etreet.
farti'llE DIRECTORS OF THIS
BANK bare declared a Dividend of RIVE
. PER fRtN V. but of the pr tSall of toe lut etx
mo^ths, paystrtelon or after thelUlth Inet., five
of ftoverament tax.
/TS SORT. J. GRIER, Cashier.
ItarQUARTETIvir DIVIDEND.
I /PST NATIONAL BANK PiTTADLOIMII. - 4
PA •lIIIte rlvaborgli Trust t. i
The Dire,• tore of thicsiank bow this day de
tiered it Dishiend of THIt LE rEit for 00
the Capital rhork. out of the profits of thelait
bre. mouth.. parable lorthwith, free *I Mate
and Doves meat Tax.
J. D. SCULLY. Cashier.
AL T 5. IEIB9. • < 115:10°.
1889.
"THE METH& NICS NATION
AL BAI4II Nlll osy. a dividend of El(111T,
(e)rEttOZET.. fres of taxes. on and after July
13th Inst. JNO. G. 11.13:113,
Cashier...
Tstabersunts Niro:War/Mork. tt
rrrrsenadu, July lat, 1869.
IarDMDENIX—The Directors
or 111112 Bank hare this day declared a
dividend of nvir, FEU CSBT;,•plyable OR de•
k.
need, free sr ail tax.
intrat .413YRIWOLkEL Jr., Cadi
, .
°Tilos /lIIITAARCE
PITTSBUKOH,_Juniata , 18119.
arTlllll3 D 1 1013101011m1 OF THIN.
Comfatil hive this day deelated a Mel*
dind of THIIIIS (3) .I'llB - corr.. out of. the
prat* of the. test, six Inonths. - 014nbin 0 0 do"
mond, free of IJ. tan. - - • "
371:129 • 111.100 110111.1111AY. &metal' • -
OrrICK ALGXOURNIC ntnoz - Vome WY, r
) l'rrrinttuun. July lit, 1169.! t,
•
OrDIVIDENID. -- The' Prole
DENT,. Minegoes. , and Company. for.
erecting a bridge over the Allegheny rher, on..
ffg e th r l i eV4 h ;Fp ln A t lt h" 4lTaalti g);
).Ali AN el v i Ir•NTV •FIVE CENTS on ma
'hare of the catittal itoolt of the Company. Ways.
big to itookholders or their, legit repreitives
y the 'Vaulter forthwith. BOWi tr _ 7lz : ; : e ; r
.
U / lISDAY„
,15t-;.1.569.
BPBOI~+ IQO"tIOFfB "'~
Or" SCIIENCRAII PULDIONIC
• SYRUP. SEAWEED. TONIC AND
MANDRAKE rILLI4 will cure Consu mption,
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, if taken accord
ing to directions. They are ail three to be taken
at the same time. They cleanse the thoniach, re
issues liver and put it to work; the t the appetite
becomes goad; the fart digests and makes goad
blood; the patient begins to grow In flesh: the
diseased matter ripens into the lungs, and the
patient outgrows tae disease and gets web. Tait
la the only way to cure consumption.
To these three medicines Dr. J. ILSehenck, of
Philadelphia. owes his unrivaled success in the
treatment of pulmonary Consumption. The Ps
monlo Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the
Auuss, timure throws it off by au ea ‘y expectora
tion, for ,when the phlegm or matter Is ripe a
sileht cough will throw It off and tLe patient has
rest and the lungs begin to heat.
T do this, the Seaweed 'ionic and Mandrake
Pills must be ire ely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver. so that the 1'111mo:tic Syrup oud the
food w,ll make good blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
removing all obstruetions. relax the °vets of the
gall bladder, the bile starts freely, and the liver
is soon relieved; the stools will show what the
Pills can do; nothing los ever been invented ex
cept calomel (a deadly po'son wi lett Is very den
serous to nae uniess with great care,) that will
unlock the gall bladder and start tile secretions
of the liver like Selteuck's Maddrake Pills. •
Liver Complaint 9 one of toe most prominent
causes of Consumption. '
Schenck 's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stimulant
and alterative. and the alkali .n the Seaweed,
which this preparation 15 made ist, ass.sts the
stomach to turow out the gastric juice to niseolve
the food with the Pnimonte, Syrup, and It Is made
into good b cal without fermentation or souring
in the stomach.
%he great reason why physiclaes do not cure
Consumption is, they try to do t, much; they
give medicine to stop the conga. to stop chills, to
stop night sweats, hectic fever and by so doing
they derange the whole digestive powers.
Ins up the secret.ons, and eventually the patient
sinks and dist
Dr. Sehenc4in his treatment, does not try to
desks congit,iiight sweats,' chillu or f o ie. Re.
move the cause, andquey will all st f their
own athord. )S oon cane be cured of Onsump
' Hon, Liver COmp
ti
lalut, Dy s pepsia, Catarrh,
Caner, Ulcerated Throate,-nless the liver and
stomach are made healthy. -
If a person has consumption, of course the
nags in some way are diseased, either tubercles,
abcesses, bronchial Irritation, pleura adhesion,
or the longs are amass of inflammation and fur
decaying. In such cases what must be dose? It
le not only the lungs that are wasting, but it is
*the whole body. The stomaefillaitUVer ljaye lost
their power to make blood out of fo d. klow - tite
only Chaffee Is to tage Dr. Schenck's three medi.
eines, Watch will bring up a tone to she stomach;
thepstient will begin to want food. It will digest
emelt,' and make good blood: then the patient rie
gine se gain in neat'. and as soon as the body be
gins to grow, the lungs commence to neat up,
and the patient gets fleetly mid well. This is tue
only way to cure Consumption.
• When there Is no Ping disease and only Liver
Complaint
Mondre
Pills are sufficient, ehhottt
the Pulmonts syrup. Take the Manarake Pitts
freely In ad billions complaints, as they are per
fectly harmless.
Dr. Schenck, who hat enjoyed uninterrupted
health fur many years past, and now weighs ASI3
pounds. was warted away to a mere skeleton. in
the very last stage of Pulmonary Cormumptio.,, •
hi. phy, icons having pronounced his case hope,
less and abandoned ban to his late. He was cured
by the aforesaid me. Mmes. and since his revive
', many ihuusaiiiis similarly afflicted have used
Dr. ticheucta's preparation vet h the same re
markable success. full directions isecompsny
each, makin r it not absolutely necessary to pe
Boesky see Dr. Schenck. unless patients wish
their lungs examined. and tor this purpose he is
prefessioi ally at his Principal tpace, Philadel.
phla, every Saturday. where all letters for advice
must be addressed. He Is also prufees'onaily at
No. 34 Bond street. New-York, every other
Tuesday, and at Nu. 33 Hanover street, Boston,
every other Wednesday. lie gives ad" ice free,
but for a thuroughosamiaation with his Respl
rometer the prior As 05.. 0.4. Ce hours at each city
trim 9 a. x. to 3, 1 .
Puce of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Ton.
le each e 1.51) per bottle. or $7.50 stall dezen.
Mandrake Pills SS cents a box. If or sale by all
(misstate. my19:151-d3F
Mr DOCTOR WBITTLEJI CON
TINUES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DISEASES. That nuerou , • class , of ca u ses
resulting from self - m
abuse. s producing n
manliness, nervous „debility, Irritability. erup
tions. mating 'emissions. and dually im.
potency, permanently cured. Persons afflict-,
ed wish iselicate. Intricate and long stand
ing constitutional complaints are politely Invited
to call for. consultation,. which - coma nothing.
Experience. the best of teachers. has angled
him to perfect remedies at Once efficient, safe,
permanent. amt which in most cases e in be used
without hindrance to business. Idedic.nes pro
pared In tne establishment, which embraces
Ol
dce, reception and waiting rooms; also. warding
and sleeping apartments for patients reuniting
da'ly perilousl attention, and xapor and chemi
cal baths, thus concentrating she Dirtied mineral
spriugs. No matter who have failed. state your
case. Read what he says In his pamphlet of My
rages, sent to sot address for two stamps in seal
ed enve ope. Thousands of cases treated annu
ally. at 019041 and all over the country._ Consul.
cation free, personally or by mall. Office No. 9
Wylie street, (near Court House) Pittsburgh,
Pa. . Noses 9 A. x. to 8 P. ii. Sundays 1.11 x.
to it r. a. Pamphlet sent to any address for Imo
'stamp/. . ap2
ga'ELECTRICITY AS A CVRA.
TIVIL—Dr. A. H. 91EVEiklit has been
saline Electricity sea SPLCIA,L IffiraLZDT In curing
chronle as well se acute cowllttons wuruotrr
lizolCom for more than Wag' IfLARJ3. with un
bounded success. A ReetruLar, Including alt
part enteric, *lib certtnestes and reliable refer•
emcee, will be sent to any Inquirer. '
6 few thrash , d roomsYeeanl. fbr boardtun pa
tients in the Doctor's Oimpy. if applied for soon.
Office and residence, 2,001 ARCH 8 ['REST.
PHILADISLPHIA, ; 18321
IarBA.MIELOWS HUB DYE.
This splendid Hair Die !i the best la the world:
the only Me aud perfect Dye; harmless, relia
ble. instantancOns; no disappointment; no ri
dienions tints; remedies the iii effects of bad
dyes; izeolgefistas and leaves the Hair tuft and
bean 1. Wade or Ovens sold In sU Druggists
and Perfumers: and properly applied at •Datehe
usys wig yeetory, Fn. 14 Send strzat.'- ;Zvi/
York. -
Or, EPILEPSY CAN BE CURED
—Those having Mends afflicted are ear
nestly soliclted'to send for a Circular Letter of
References and Testimonials. which 'will con
vince the most skep_tleal of the eurabißty_ctf ta•
disease. Address Wks' BUREN LOCKEOW.
lv., 38 Great Jones street, New Yore.
mbni:JrN•dilf
OrTHE MARRIAGE
Ess lye on the filtlitlita Or YOUTH, and
the POLLIKALOP AGE,; 1n regard to SOCIAL
X IL& wiih certale,nelo to . f the evri..g and utp.
!intonate. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free
of chars e. Address, lit/W.IIID Ati .110 I aTIQN,
Berl P. Philadelphia, Pa. m72d:XtiiiBX
.ASSESSPHRINTS.
.144. JWIe.
CIYY EA GltiltalOS Orme. ) •
ALLE611 4 2:47 CITY, PA., July.l9. 1869. I
NOTICE.--Tbe Assessments for
Grading . • Red Pay ng of ALLYGIIIINY
AVENUE, from 'Western to Bomb Arenas's.
Also the assessment .tor Grading Lf FBA EMU
/STREET from Western to Oblo Avennes, sine
now ready for examinatlon, and em be
the 091. e of the Oily Engineer. until July 110th,
1869. when they Will be placed to tbe bands of
the City Treasurer for collection.
cassias DAV 19.
CITY ZNGI itEE B.
.013:11113
OPTICS OP CrrY limonntrit AND PerAVrenn, t
Pitteburin. JelP JU. MI% g
NOTICE. --The •Assessin•nil for
the .13oarilwallt on urn street (Illuiumnsidy
N
Main str-et to the rninsylesolit Railroad,
to now beady for eitatethittion. std can beseek
at , thle•otlice until WHlstsZtlitAY: • July filet.
when it wilt be returned to tn. City Tr.seuter , s
om'. ibr I:uneaten.. it. .1. 11001tir.
jytti:mit Cltyttegineer...
OrrICZ Or CITY ENOLSHICIt AND dirliVirfoll, /
rirrulnutou. July 3.1859.
()
11 7 -
OTICE.—The asseasmene .for
mulcts "and Paving VI 08 rk lI'S ALLEY.
rani Butler street to the Allegheny Valley Hall.
rord, Is now ready for • xainination, and can he
seen at this Wile. until WICUNt4IIMY. July 14;
whin. It will to returned to the Clty Tresoureel
ullloe for collection. . ..
jvc ~ . H. J. It IJOBE. Oltriguilneech
urrics• Of OtTY IerIOINIFSS MrDISITRVIIrrna.. i
,rytyeburgn, July lit. 1889.. * ,
Ir rAid
ilpillr—The Assessment for.
the Bwalk on Boundary and Laurel
Ite la nor rainy' (or exasnmatlnti, au4ean be
"1170,`44'11,P 1 119.1irttggaittu1.14 11 1 1 .1 1 :i
Tresaur!rai octlepro clauecgun a .. T. __, _
3111110 at,
, r Mx , VTlrtneor: '
MEM
„.
lktenlreCCA giTREEIN— N ot
bey , siv,en, that Um anderylord. au
ye uteri viewers, to *steal aware and benefits
fOr:Nelb , o o Attest. -/teat ward. Alla.
ililenlf• ?him Craig to *testa street . tneei
on the premises tor attend to ddes of theft ay ,
poInUJAht.ottAVAJJAAADAY, July Slid, abeY..
- Al-fk0' 0 49 4 44'...** • • -
*AWAY,
Ur Hui '
m: - A. BL. AtAltdalaLL,
IMMO
Man
gEncew a rc,t, , sTREET.4Irhe
. unalnilgite • appointed - to' unapt !Intl!! s
lindlbenallta lb? oDenninlielrieti : 1 , 1 11`;:gir
0 %4 ClaitlinenYl will Ave at * oloioek
too on A . July $14461, ■ . intmen ..
it. at., to attenottoduuel . or4 ii. , R , szT b,
• ' ' -- I.XoIIARD ALI*.
irci
THOtaAts ElZtt 7:R.'
• -
*:l6s
Eat
t la Orme,
t a see pitatberNak maw
,
POR SALE
FOR SALE OR RENT.
An elegant new Brick. Dwelling. 7 rooms, at
tic and wash room•
House of 4 rooms, 2 lots. 18th ward. $1 800.
H..use of 4 rooms, 1 lot. 16th ward, $1.500.
House of 4 rooms, 2 lots. 17th ward, $2,800.
House t.f 4 rooms. / sot, 17th wwd, $2.400.
House of 4 roams, 1 lot, 15th ward, 42;800.
Rouse of :a rooms. 1 lot, 15th ward, $BOO. I
10 luts.Siebertg.Wllllilllll'plan,s7oo to $BOO.
1 lots, 44th street, $1,200 each.
4 lots, 45th street, $l,OOO eas.h.
3 ldte, Hat field street, $BOO each
1 to', Bherman street. $7. 50 . ' •
Slots, 40th aveet, 20x240, $12,000.
4 lots. Butler street. $4,000.
RAILGAINSIN BLOO3IFEELD. '
. Lots 20x137 f.e.t. 4600; ten years to piy. A
house cost 6500: Interest oh both, $6B a year.
Many pay .1.00 year rent. At Bloomfield you
wcald save Sit , / 3 year and your house and lot
la less than. 10 years. fahurebes and schools
near.
30 acres or
. land, 'a mile from Eharpacirk.
WOW; 25 sc ree of it, 43.500. ,
D. h. WILLIAM% 17th ward.
XTALITAII3LE COAL:LANDS IN
v VIRGINIA FOIE SALE clt LEASE.—The
undersigned. in pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court of tue county of lieurico. In the
State of Virginia, made on the 3.1 - dna' or
1860. will receive PROPHSALS IN WRITI .6.
either for the PURCHASE OR LEASE., from anal
after the 31st DECEMDER.II3I39.for the wileoe,
or any, pat, of the COAL LA MOS , equate in
Cheatethe d county. Va.. belonging to the Ches
terfield Coal and Iron Mining Con/Pony.
The lands coat said Company more that( 4000.•
009. The mines .which Cher etantain have been
and are now being.profftably worked by the pres
ent lessees, and .pe property is cousidercd of
great vale for its coat and iron ore.
The differrnt tracts are known as follows:
"WOOLDRIDGE'S and VA.LLIau.t. ettEEN,••
containing about 'IWO /MADERO A.ND POUR
ACRES:
.` BLACK BE A.TB, " NINETY - NINE
ACRES.; -
"RAKEEn and " NINETY-NINE
ACitiajt:
"HAIiVIR and HARRIS'." TWO HUNERED
N T
A., TWENY;FoIIas ACRES: .
AN
SEVENTY-SIX ACRES: _• '
••MARTIN'S,' • (one ttact,) THIRTY ACRES:
_ ''3IA.RI IN's,'" (another tract. T RIME HU fa -
DREES AND T WYNTY•SIX ACRVA:
SALLET.TS." TWO HTTNORED -ACRES.
and a COAL-LIRD and LAND a tachad thersto.
on James river opposite t let-Mond, eutttainlng
upwar.is of FOLLit ACRES.
twofers .and proposals may be addressed to
the nudes signed. Yostolitice Box 342, B.lchaton4,
Va., until t -e 2Uth day of October. 4.. D... 1.860.
' tie r•eommtendeal that the proposals be made
as specific as possib e since the decree requires
them P. i.e report , dto tile Court foe Its approval
or disappr vat at the next teem, commenelpg on
the 29th day of uctober. 1869
• A NIIKEW JOHNST°N.
YOWH ATAN ItOBIRTS.
t . . epeeist Commtteloo•
`HOBOKEN" STATION PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
This beanEful situation cannot ,be surpassed
for pirate resldences in any dire° ton, EO esose
to both citiee,• being only eight miles up the
Western Pennsylvania Railroad. Any tiers on de.
siring in formstion about thls property can obtain
It bi calling at the office of the IRON CITY MIT
'MAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ID
Federal street, Allegheny. Lots from one-ha
acre to Ave acres: also. small lots to snit pur ,
chasers. There is a good location for a ins nufac
taring establishment, between the Railroad an
Allegheny river. - Jel3;1148
Fon. SALE. •
•
Slots In - Mansfield. 60x120 each. 11aert.
of land,grapery, peaches and email fruit. good
-spring of waiter..olt house, - &e: price low. TO
&tees.. .Economy township. Beaver Bo; price X 75
per acre: sod orchard of 300 bearing fruit
trees. tiouse of 7 r00m., -R3 miles from Econo
my station. 1,100 acreshinore Co..W est Va.:
good solir.well timbered and watetedt price GT
per acre. NIU3 .surd, same county. rood twine
and orchard: price tB.ner , acre. 1 2*o acre.,
Braxton Co. v. est Vim rich , soh and well tim
bered; priceil.3o per acre.
Bonds sad ortgages wanted by '
THOS. SIMPSON & .11. ffi HOLLAND
Stkia&SlT STREET
Lace, but mom
FOB SALE.
Near Caboni Station. on the Pittsbnigh
Ft. Wayne and Chicago Ea'Mil
—TWO LOTS,
Containfug . About Two • Ao.reo Had.
tIiQMEE OE
•
W. MACKEOWN & BRO..
195, Liberty Street.
athLS
FARM FOB SALE.
A GOOD FARM. in WeatDeer townsblp, AL.
legbenpp county, 10 miles from Sbarpsnur.,:. A
FRAME 'Mu liToßlf HOUSE. of 514_100MS:
CELLAR under all house ; also. a LAttO E FRAME
BARN, 58x3S feet, and other outbuildings. A
Young Orchard of 'Choice trait Trees, itt,
For imticulson CIII.on the trenitses, or at
JOEIrt W. RRYVON's. 319 Liberty etrce , , or
addrres W ILLI tilirztni. 'Rural !Sligo P 0.,
A glrgh*llT county, Pa. • J.110:"97
grARDENERS TAKE NOTICE.
—FOR • SALE.—The FOURTEEN NMI
AND, on the Allegheny River. and now
used for gardening pniryipieC well Improved and
In a high state of cultivation; containing 40.0.
MI acres. now °tiered bargain. Call soon.
Also:other Perms in godo locations. Wooles
Factory. two Houses and twenty acres of land
on the Central Rallniad. Houses and Lots For
balear.d Ta.:et in both cities. Woe further par
tleulats lionise of WILLIAM WARD,
fe2S • nu (*rant street. unmans Cathedral. •
TALATILEFAIINrou SALE.
IT
in' Allegheny township,
moreland eunnlY. /0 minutes. welt from Mc-
Kean% tat on, on the AlleithetyVality dal mad.
Contains 101 acres. BO of welch are cleared; all
under leocelplaalanee valuable timber; under•
lapel' alto coal. di, foot sew. newel I,og , Hoy
and Barn; an orchard of 140 trees, grafted; tie
plaee , lawell watered audio a goon nAlghborhood.
For price and tering apply to B. bIeLAIN CO.*
:No. Bei Fourtla.arenua• •
lye 81 RAIIOII,E DWLLING .
`-
DWELLING
.HOUSE IN. ALALEteIIENY ,ClTv . , FOE
e1,;2."--A` well bull, two story Brick House. of
It•li, seven IrOJill , il end cellar; gall and wilier fix
tures: tot twenty feet front 13% one hundred and
ten deep . t 3 an slay: In rood location. Apply
to tl. CUTHBERT & SON&
jylo - . . • 39 Mtn Avenue.-
SIIMBIERRESORTS.
==:=:2=t=2
CRESS ON SPRINGS.
~ •
T. i s FaTorite Susunt Resort,.
. .
. .
Pituat*4 on the Summit or the ALLEGHENY
tilln`hTAlNS,._ 2,200 FIVE , AB tVE TrtE.
I.E.VEL.OP THE eifoth will at open for the re..
ePPLion ofguest' on the lath say, of JUNE.,
" he butldlngs conneet.ol withthe e.tablistiment
have been 1110 tingly renovated and 011 irly fer.deb.
ell.. Excursion Ti. to t*A•old by the Ponnseleania
R.Jiroea.at Phibotslphla. arrieburn and-Mils,
berth, grxtd tt
Mir th. season. All trat , s st o p at
i reeson. TN°. I tIGNILeHitro tar/LTAInd irga
liniT., for further information, addreis
GEO` POpriptor,
• ~ Csessaa BlortulPi. coalnla county. Pa. .4
STOCILT.9II , HOTZL,
.... • . ,
N. J
Wlll WW, elk t)ut.,*lltlrk or JUKE, 18419. Thle
hotelhu beertuuetet.l yrltttlk putr
the, Yeuev s
ford]. iOuple teantuninistion tor merry one thou•
and vest* wadi* thentsbed equal to lltta otthe
leuttultltoteleislbellatted Mau&
4 4111 11 1-,
_O,. Raul thel• adilre,l4.
Proprietor,
ttig41(11344,41 Well / 1 E111..4100w
lettf
ertAvrtaiilarEL,
PAPA .T. caTx.
Wlll,be opened fa the union SATURD,ILY:Ns7
$9lll. shars Class apnolatmeata, equal 'le
any yet aflard 'kg to rambles all filo comforts
'Of. a , a ,me. • Preattleat- Wont expects to visit
Cape NAY. tbrovisomutilwAatopotstio "United
iSuites. A draw_
tnyll4lll • - A2l . llll.Litlivrt•Opristir.
1. „;
~O~fDIIV'
AN OLIDLNANCE
To Authorize the availing& and Parlor
or that part of Voles' litre wit. in SeV
eittu Ward, at prearni opened.
Sze. 1. Be it ordained. an 4 enacted by the Select
.'
ana Common Co - /Incite of the city or zitieyfienili.
and it Cs hereby enacted by the authority of the
seine. That the Committee on burets be,seci they
are hereby authorized and directed to Invite and
receive proposals .or the grading Plll4 paving of
Union street as afore-aid. and to eantract there- •
for with the lowest and best bidder or bidder/.
at their discretion. .
axe. 2. That for the parpose of =tetras lee the
cost-and expenses of the • .0.1.1 hnor.venl,lll,
there be and is hereb•,' levied s special tat,. to be
~,,,,,,ii, as ..sse *noon me several lots boar ding
and abutting upon the sato Unpin street re
spective.y
in T•opurtion t the feet front in t hew
respectively comprised, dad bounding aad abut
ting no amresaid. -.
axe: 3. 's hat as soon as the cost and expenses
of stl, improvemeat4 shall be fully ascertained.
it so Ibe the dun' of the street m Comissioner to
assess and apporilou% the same amour ( the" sev
eral ...its bounding tend aouttiug. upon said •
Unto street respectively. according to the
rule above Indicated. and , het...noon proceed to ' 0
ynase &Juana and cod et tile same, according t.. •
tee provisions of the Act of the Ueuer‘i Atbem
bit' of the Common weviii of Peiansylvanta, cu
t tiled —An Act denting the manner of collecting
the expenses ,of grad 1.11:f auddiaciug of the streets
and alleys on hUCIty 'or Allegheny. curl for other
to poses," matted the thirtieth day of March,
851. ,
axe. 3. That so touch of any ordinance as may
conflict with ortint. supp;led •,), the foregoing, be
and the same is here ay r-peal-d., • -
Ordained and enacted Into,alave this the Bth
day of July, a.. 1.i . .. ' • ,.1 • h 00• 31 ' Es 31 BRlke.
. •
President of. detect Council.
Attest: JOSSflt rie .oxi.air, ,
Clerk of Select Connell; .
Attest: PonEUT Dritwowril,
. ' • Pie l ; Adenitilro " .2 o7 l l- ZW A'C uu K cil.
k orCOmmitosJoutlell ,
AN:ORD/NANCE
To Authorize thellirodttur sail Paving
Roes Alloy, trots - Isabella (Street to
the giver.
5X.C21:.1; 1. 3e itordatned and ett4de2l by the
Rant and flotiimml, Counedie of ths Mt" of A 111-
pherty; and it it hereby onialmed and enacted by
thet authority: of, thWeamit,' That the Committee
on "greets be; and Ellie* are hereby authorized
and directed to invite and receive prop,vals for
the grading .an , „paving of nice alley, is:
..
aforesaid, and:l.contract therefor with the low 6.
eat and hest bidder or blddsrs. at their discretion.
Sae. 2. That for the purpolte of defraying
the cost and expense of said improvements, there
De._ au.i is het ebs iceled, a: , special' tax. to be
equally a.ceaaed noon the several lots bounding
awl abutting I.lp:ai the said Race alley.
respectively—in proportion to the feet front In
them respectively comprised, and bounding and
atuttlr g a. arerssaid. ,
SEC. 3. That as *OOll ZS the cost and expenses
of said imp °cements *hail be fu ly ascertained.
it shall be the duty of tualtreet'Commiss over to
assets end a,..portion the same !moon the seversl
lots pounding. and abutting upon )13111 Bare
alley . resnemtvely, according to ,• the rule
above indicated: an I thereupon proceed to make
demand' and collect the same, amercing to the
proviatorill of the Act of the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of ,Penusylvanla,
.entitled
"An Act defluturthe manner of co ll ecting the
expenses o f grading and -paving of the streets
and obeys of the Cit v of Allegn say, and for other_
' pasted the, thirtieth day. of Starch.
nix, 4. That so much of any ordinance as may
conflict with, or be supplied by, the foregoing,
be and the same Is hereoy relocated.
Ordained and enacted into.it:law this the Bth
day of July;
JANYS 3fCBRIER.
President of ate Select Council.
Attest: J. R. 'Oxixt". . .- • .
• Clerk of the delect Council. •
•
ALiriEil tILACK,
President of the Common Connell
Attest: ROBRIIT DILWORTH; :
Clerk of Common Council.
AN ORDINANCE,
To Authorize the Construction Of a
LateralbeiyerouNciiitgomery Alley.
_ . . .
SECITO:vI. We It &dal - Tied and enacted by the
Hefect and s..omman (Attache of the City of .Alle
gheuv, and 1. is hereby ordained and enacted ny
the an.lwrity of tbe same. That the SewerCom
mPision be and. they are hereby authorized
and Sheeted to invite and receive Pro
posals for the construction- of -a Sewer,
located as follows •. tln hiontgomem alley its
entire length, and to contract , therefor with the
lowest and best bidder at bidders, at their discre
tion
,
sic. 2. That as soon as the scost and expenses
of said sewer shall be fully ascertalued,tbe same
shall be levied, assessed and collected as pro
vided lot by an act of Assembly of the Commou
w, alth of Pennsylvania. entitled ••a,supplement
to a suiiplement of the fourtlt section oi an act.
entiti. 4-an *Act relating to Ailegheny City,' ap- .
Proved March 24, A. U. 11380 ff :
Sac. 4. That so much of any ordinance as may .
conti•ct with. or Ise supplied.ky the foregoing. be'
and the same is hereby revealed.
Ordained and enacted Into a. law this the Bth
day of July. Anno DoMint one thousand eight
hundred And silty Who,- _ - •
- JAME 4 I3IcBRIES,
" President or Select Council.
ALL O. R. Ontax",
Clerk of Select Gotseell.
\ ALFRED SLACK.
President of Common Council..
Dttdiroltrn.."- •
t.lerk of-Gonanson•Conacil. iyil
LEGAL:
ORPHANS ) ,CO,IIIIT SALE.
A FINE FARM. late the:yironerty of RnBERT
GLASS. dent., comprising; 1441 - sores, 1 rood
an 114 perches; showed on West. Penna. It It..
two 'hours and a half ride from P , ttshurgh ant
within one half tulle of either North We 4 or us
lens etitious;.together with Stone Dwenng of
Twelve Rooms, Tw ',Tram n Tenant Houses, One
rrnite Bun onebundrett feet long. Stone Sorlng
Haus , . Iliseks mit rhnp.../. WO Story Frame G ran
ery, Frame Carriage - House.' Brame. Hay . House.
will: shede, -lsush•er House, 'L aws Orehard of
choice Fruit in good bearing, Ord.r. Cider Press
anunda tof never. failing eprings - of cure
Water. To be sold on TIIEnll&Y, Tate TiorTri
DAY 'OF 'AUGUST. 416 e, Trains leave Alle
gheny City at 7A, N. and arrive at B.e. R. For
urther p rticular. nifintre of Mr. - Phelps, corner
Cheer:Wiley and Third - avenue J. U. West, (ace
of Clerk ot Quarter dogmas, it. D. 318:Clore.
310 Peso Street, 4,0; Wllson, 55 Fourth ave
nue - ; -I,M:llB:DrusT
ParAI'SIVOIIRT. SAILS. •
•
By virtue of an order. of the Orphans' Court
of Al clammy coatttir, I will offer at Public nsle
a , the et HI/Usk. la the city of eict,hrirgli
on 'TUESDAY, the 20th dey.of July. 1869, at
10 o'clock A me, alt the estate. right. titte. in
terest -and oboist of JAMES ORAA.:I", deceased.
at the time of h's de sth ‘ of. in and to all that cenr
tale t.t.IT 0P null Ntrottuste In the Nitlage of
Witkinaburg. Alieghenv. anrintt,salt .tot being
untried and aunt and 103 in Junes hte,ly's gen
eral thou of the village of WilklarlOurr.
b o uaided.anlreetcribed o. follows, L., Wit: Benue
Meg on lia:dn street 201-fret mom the soothe
won . ' co•ner of Coat aed* Mate streets, and run.
n ug 8 07 dagre.a E.:60 feet elone 'Alain street:
th t ore A.unic 'hie of lot Nu. 106 M. 23 degrees
1t..2611 feet to Wallace street: thence .tone Wale
Lace at. eet N. GI eel:Tees W. 66 feet to lot No
104: and 'hence alone said lot parallel with Coal
etreet 23degrces .14 ; 261 feetto the plate of
-beginning. • • •
- HUGH WARD.
Adm'tr of the estate of James saucy, dec'J. H
tIN THE' DISTRICT COURT OF
THIt UNITED STATES, for the Webtera Dis
ct of Ponasylvanta.
Gif.olctiel n, HAYS. a Bankrupt under the
Act of Congress of March 2 1807; having ap
plied for a dlscharge' trent all his. debts. and
other clalmeprovable under . said Act. by order of
the Court, notlee herebv.glven tu,all creditors
who have proved their debts. and Other persons.
Interested: to appear - on the lath day of JULY.
11689, at 10 o'clock A. x.. before tsAAI 5.L BAB.
PE d., Ken., Register. In Bankrupr , y. at tile
Oes
at, - Iwo.' 03 - Diamond -street.. 'Pittsburgh.
Pa.• to show cense. a atlrth t fave, ;why a &s
-ybarite should nO4-441 gran °the said Bank
suet. ..lead further 'Wilde' Is erehy g.ven, that
the seeoad and 'Third 'ineettnee of Creditors of
th. sa d Bankrupt. required. , tht, ATth and
2 eth se.ttous of eald Art.mill be hebabezore the
sale Register. 10 the Maine time an Istare•
b. C. McOANDLESS.
* Dainurnt.t-To s NOTICE:,
—Noticels hereby gaal
rehat letters of ad.
m u straiten bhtec' beret , sranted tb the under.
Aired on the eststo et' JOHN 001111,11litit.late
or Pittsbnre h. doomed. All persons indebted
to said estate mlitMalte - mim•dlata tortment, ant
those having elalMt sgalust said ettste_ wig pre
sensthens property istVm-iested „we settlement
to Aldo, nrsu Tsylor., 438 Penn street.,
' •
1.0 31S BentrgLlEß: AassinUtrator.
JetyliktCO•sus
reiLIINMATILICINTe-rNotice is
bereby glieti that on "Hui tOib day of July,
at June Tertit..l.slMli , lanarter suasion!'
coon, ,f .y.yasstion! porta bl y or
Hopkins street . City Aitetheq,y„ ; lraa• present
ed and - -ordered so be flied, Wm tole grant.d to
shear Rini. %oral,. pontos - Al' sidd street should
not be qlosedttn.Slusinutoth•
•
..6, 12 „, 54 , er m ‘AUTOTTIST, INT FSSILIOII. TS.
I 88 ! ‘ ine . .. . .
2._ twacke Sha d
Vet bar' barrel s . Pt . tt l i . ti - nff i n b, r ..
re 8 : MlLLlerei. Vali 111 4 4 f
a l in 'Tieo is nted
p a ckages; Whit* , : Leatioinrerlng. For twin
IQ " " l'Oitad,_4ll"WAXT4-Wl# iso., Its
ii,,,i
•bagge* "- factory
• ,plagese;A.pu i ekcitcatien do., 13r 44 , tif
' „ • .• .4. R. - elAvvontri
rIEMIM• T-4100 Max 14kuteville
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