Ftsbutt l itt ea*
WASHINGTON ITEMS.
leveral members of the Honae„ and,
haps, one or two Senators, will intro
e bills for the repeal of the incarnate:,
he next session of Congress.
,
Ise Government is atutiotts to - dispose
soma of our surplus iron-clads, and
1 sell to Spaniards or Cubans or any
ersjiho choose to buy. The Pt esidents
some of the South American Repub.
are the only, persona w ho appear de
ma to invest in these commodities at
;sent, but they and the Secretary of
Navy cannot agree exactly on . the
Ures.. •
Vhatever may be said about the result of
Vireini - a •election, it is certain that
y the ex-tebels and the sympathizers
°ice over it, while the Radicals gener
v, from that State, are despondent.
z. latter, however, 'profess to have
ms that the quarrel, already brewing,
ween Governor-elect Walker and Gen
-1 Malone and other members - of the
mocratic railroad ring, will result to
•ir benefit. '
N. satisfactory solution of the difficulty
)ut the landingof the French Atlantic
ble within the territory of the United
ites, has, been arrived at between Sec.-
ary Fish and the representatives of
Company. - The latter pledge them
yes subject to any •regulations which
,y hereaßer be prescribed by Congress,
.1 they aiso concede to our Government
;the privileges yielded to the French
vernment in regard to the transmission
iiiessazei. Upon these conditions our
•vernment withdraws its prohibition
'ainst the landing of the cable, but does
't give its consent, which it has no an
irity to do, as Congress only has that
'Aver. The effect of the arrangement is,
'3 no obstacle will be presented by our
t vernment to the completion of this
eat work, and the projectors will make
connection with our shores without
y further delay. •
ecretary Boutwell continues to be the
-tinrof severe denunciation from the
Inds of Judge Dent, Conservative can
for Governor of Mississippi. His
.ointments in the State, anti his gen
11 policy being inimical to the interests
!the Conservatives, he_is naturally the
• ,.sect of their, hatred.' The widely
inted paragraph regarding a qnsriel
• ween Judge Dent and Governor Bout
il had its origin in the undisputed fact
r t the latter refused to accede to the re-.
• is of a friend of the former to appoint
sons to office In Mississippi who are
' • porters of the Conservative movement.
rice then Judge Dent and his friends
ive industriously circulated the state
.; tit that Secretary Boutwell originated
0. story lit the alleged quarrel. It is
:le to all parties interested that this ea
tnation should be made public, and it
•-• Nms to show the exact relations which
' ist between the -secretary and the
'x , sident's Conservative brother-in-law.
ildffierida of Chief Justin Chase are
. .
'sy circulating a story ,that the post
uement of a decision on the application
, Yerger lova writ of habeas corpus,
is efftctedott the instance of the Presi
nt and hi .Cabinet. The tale bears its
, n contradtetion, for it Is evident that
;binet constlitations have nothing what
e
sr to do wi the deliberations of the
jefilitill o ffer : in the - land. It is
terte4 that ; erger s friends did not file
dr O K on until they had previ
'sly obusi from
n a verbal promise
dge Chase
_r its favorable, considera-
It. .
Chase's Radical friends (very few of
at kind remain) advised him that the
. nmised decision, if rendered. at . this
7 7e,..w0u1d injure his political _status in
a North, hence the postpctment; and
el
- riding furth development the judicial
nclidate for next Presidency flatters
mself that, ile he has gained favor
th his South nfrierMs, he has not lost
bond with thd. few Northern Radicals
I s
io believe in m, but who do no; be.
ive in the u onstitutionality of the
ilitary power w x
iying Yerger for his
I t .! . I.When the - e comes up before the
;:l. bench of the upreme Court, he will
! able to fulfill Ads promise to release
prger without maiming the sole respon
,iility of the act. '...
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LA. connemeosinglvr of the Titusville
'pabi writes frOmlPetroleum Centre as
dows: • .- ‘,
The unchecked ieigh of riot, lust and
baachery, which has made this place
• :e digrace of the State, culminated last
kht (Saturday) about 11 r. n. in a bru
t. murder. - . •
1 4 man named David Tate, owning a
;e-half interest in a_ evtll in' Ronseville,
- .S.s visiting the upper "Free and Easy"
Iposite 'Ate American Hotel, a notorious
11 combining the three Satanic agencies
. i a concert saloon, doggery and brothel.
frequently happens in these dens of
vile, an affray took place between a
t other of 'rate and another party. David
lerposed to separate the combatants and
seized by the . bari tender, one. Gas
. lel. A blow or two was given by.the
rties, when Rhiel, rathing behind the
" ir, seized a revolver and fired, shooting
ate in the left breast, who staggered to
':e walk and ' fell prostr ate, dying in the
reel in the midst of an excited crowd in
tontve . minutes., !The; wound was a
ightful one, by'reasOn orthe proximity
' 'the pistol, and the ball evidently pene
• sled the heart. . • • -.-
• Rhiel at once gave himself to'in officer,
rd.at.43 A- 15 ”344 , 44iake4 tci.-1"
.zankun t0..._
4 r.lsi lynchipg by the incensed 'n or.
-- ..lseville, WhoVjuntly - ' at tide'
. '?id blooded butchery, aratools.TAwartn
'}g to the Centre with threats of Ten.:
1 This bloody deed is but the precursor
•'f
others; unless tuese sinks of iniquity
7e at once abated. On Washington
lreet alone nearly two hundred prosti.
ties ply their infamous calling, aided,
• ertape, tytivo snore of doggeritts which
.' sal out distilled damnation by the glass.
very agency-of hell has here- ftell swing,
• ad theobservanie - of all law has Made'
le place, a pandemonium which wars
'Dmintigli upon eiviy 4 Pritichilaf:Of de
, ency and order.
Vourinfortnnately s lthe,ibuslness pros.
' !erity of the'place is dependent upon a
°labium:ice of Aloting, -lust : and 4runk•
nie:e4, find - nothing - bat 'the strong ttrn;
f the law, by'special legislation,. can re
eetrt this place, winch ie even now a se
ond•Bodom.
To, protect cabbage plants from cat
rorms take last year leaves—oak is good
— make mast - with, water, wrap once
round the stem when transplanting, ex
ending from the roots to a little above
be leaf stern.
"Two M/1011 at :BlDW^alatCh to. one Fire" ,
CraCkftr•'.
The Democratic candidate for Governor
of Pennsylvania gets the following "first
rate notice" in The Hartford Post:
A little more than a year ago, in the
sweltering heat of purgatorial Tammany,
we first heard of Asa Packer. The full
voiced Perlin was calling the roll of
States. Mr. Eaton, on behalf of "the
sterling and gallant Democracy of my
little Commonwealth," had named the
Hon. James E. English as a candidate
for the Presidency; Maine had nominated
igen:Hancock; Ohio bad named Pehdle
ton; the serene , Tilden liad•broached the
best butt of the season in Sanford E.
Church; New Jersey had Bet up Joel
Parker; and Pennsylvania was called.
At once there rose up a damp vision of
that auditory, a human form with both
hands full of manuscript. It was not the
"ancient mariner." nor did be "fix" any
body "with his glittering
• eye." It was
Judge Woodward of Pennsylvania; and
he "fixed" the whole crowd with one of
the most dismal obituaries thit ever fol
lowed a politician home. Judge Wood
ward read his*hole heap of manuscript.
He described his man before,he named
him. Twenty minutes description—think
of it—in mannscript- 7 read slowly and de
liberately—intened at; that—to an. audi
ence of seven or eight thousand—every
man a rivulet of perspiration—all impa
tient for a ballot—ia an ,atmosphere blue
with blasphemy! and reeking with rum—
dust think of, that man standing on a bench
in Tammany Hall, amid such surround
ings, drenched in his own sweat, reeling
off a couple of columns of biographical
stuff, and tying on the end of it all "the
name of Asa Packer of Pennsylvania."
It was.two miles of slow Match to one fire
cracker--poor fire-cracker at that. When
he concluded, there did not arise
"—So wild a yell
As all the fiends from Heaven that fell
lieka raleed . tl;l3 imnnerc.Ty of hell.,
No, there did not. It was too warm to
yell—tor Asa Packer; so nobody yelled.
A few smiled—some in their seats—
others at neighboring bars. —lt pains us
to say, that in the buzz that went round
all the reporters' tables when the gifted
Woodward sat down, the only clearly dis
tinguishable sentence was Life conundrums
that leaped with a very large H, from desk
to desk, "Who in H— is Asa Packer?"
The Situation in Virginia.
A correspondent of the New York
Times, who believes Governor Walker to
be a sincere Republican, gives the
following reasons
_why his courage is
likelY soon to be tested:.
But
But political power in Virginia , has
always been concentrated in the General
Asoembly, and this body, as first elected,
is largely conservative or Democratic; is
composed in a large majority of the class
of. Men who, in 1868, made • vicorous
opposition to the Underwood Constitu
tion, to the Reconstruction acts of Con
gress, and to Grant and Colfax. They
were violentlip.G'onfeckrate; they are pro
scriptively opposed .to Republicans and
Repubtieanitm; and it is morally impos
sible for Governor Walker, unless he
consents to be their sycophantic tool, to
avoid an early breach with them. The
Governor elect has, to the party which
supported him, a band of good Republi
cans of influence and practical talents,
who' will stand by him in any controversy
that may arise with his Confederate sup.
porters; and he will always have-it in his
powerby a manly course •of conduct,
and by an honest adherence to Republican
principles, to draw to his support the
regular Republican party of the State.
But yon very plainly see that while Re
publican principles have had a grand
moral triumph in Virginia. the real battle
of parties has yet to befought, on this, the
most important battle ground of the
South. And I pray that the good Re
publicans of the North may not misjudge
our case, or blind themselves to the criti
[ cal situation of our affairs here. I think
they may beperfectly content with the
election of Gov. Walker.
The great source of danger and of mis
chief is the Legislature elect. Upon the
complexion of this body depends the ques
tion whether Virginia is to be permanent
ly Republican or permanently Demociatic
—permanently at war or permanently at
peace with the Union. Itis a body which
the Republicans of the North and which
the Republican party of Congress should
keep'their eyes constantly upon. ' recol
lecting that the present policy of the op
position, here as elsewhere; is to dissem
ble their real sentiments and to gain the
confidence of the dominant party - of the
Union in order to betray it.'
Tile Debts of tae states.
The indebtedness..of the several States
at the close of the rar, 1868 stood as fol
lows:
Sew England States
Mlndte State:
western States...
4 on , b , rn otatez...
Pacific buttes
Total State debts
In 1867 8 the several States reduced
their debts about $18,000,000, and at the
close of the present year will show an
equal reduction, and that, too, without
any increase of the rate of taxation. The
great bulk of the debt is due by a few
States thus :
New Y o .....Z9.864,000 Mlawarl $17.557,060
Pe n n Lydia' a 32, 800, WO 7 ennes.s et.... Ai. u 04,000
Mauna:moults 13,a6d.000 Louisiana .... 13 :trz,OtO
Virginia 45,7Y0,000.. A ur, Caro Ana 11.433.100
Total in eight !States 112.13 MAO
This leaves' as the indebtedness of the
twenty-nine other States about 465,000,-
000. Minnesota, lowa, Kentucky,, Ne
braska and Georgia:are free of debt; Del
iiirare, Mary land; Indiana, Wisconsin and
Mississippi are virtually free of debt; and
in many other States the reductien ranges
from 25 to 35 per cent. per annum.
Oar Railway !nob,.
Shoddy and petroleum are played out:
,the Tail ct ay princes are at the front. A
- New:fork letter . nays:
James Flak, Jr.. has furnished the Eno
Railroad togiCe4l , •in the Opei &house ,in
Stemma gorgeotuf style.. The furniture
coat g 250,000 . ,, Among the forolttue are
taio PASO chandeliers, a 11,104 weak be-,
sin: central Itgaikkoore, all6oo desk, a $6OO
°MOS chair, studded with gold naile.,and
a 04000 ratgo Or - cooking.
The. clerks will iret their
_Meals in the
bailding gratis; The rooms are furnish
;ed with spleaded baths. The iron safe is
'twelve feetaquare, and cost an immense
amount of money. One entire floor is,
fitted up. with type and, presses, and the
c ompany intend cluing their own print.
Mr' Degroat patting "an immense
bronze. casting of a scene In the -life of
00¢11130dOre Vanderbilt, over the en
trance to,the Hudson River freight donut
in tit. JcAtn Park. It will cost 3810,000,
and is the 'wrest casting in the world.
r The fogndation alone coots 380,000.
- PrnOWTIT...O.74,ATTEA(TWMP4:7O4:VVI) g - ,...4 1 W -FT '.::l'
AIiftISEP4I4INTILe. -
'd72, AVVIVO .
No. 85 tittil avenue, opposite the Opera
Roue. Pittabaritl. Pa., is the coolest and most•
desirable place of resorte. Liquors tan be lied
at this place Pare and Good. The Billiard Booms
are os the around floor in the real. • •
NOTICES.
°snot Prrra: & CoNszrzeirmus R. 1L430....
PITTSBURGH. July 14th , /upty.
fGrNOTICE TO 'BONI/HOLD- .
BM, —Notice la 'hereby tlveh that Cott •
pon Ito. tiC). 'Turtle Creek Division-Ponds. due
August IA next, will oe ,paid on and after that
date on presentation and delivery at the First
National Bank of Pittsburgh.
JOHN H. PAGE Jll.
)yl4 THST . -Seentrity and Treasurer.
•
tgr'NOTICE.
•
CITY. TAXES, 11569.
In accordance with Section Stb, Page 298 of
City Digest,
NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN
CITIZENS OF PITTSBURGH,
Tbat the assessments' for 18e9 of City. City
Building, Special, Poor, Business. City School
and Ward School Taxes and City Water Bents
have been returned to me for collection.
The above taxes are cabled to a DEDUCTION
CF GIVE PER 0111NTUM if paid on or before the
Filst Day of August,
and TWO PER CENTUIIi If paid between the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST
AND THE
FIFTEENTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER.
AffirNo deduction will be allowed on taxes paid
between i‘eptember fifteenth and October first.
air An addition of five pee centum will be made
to all taxes unpaid October flrst.and an additional
Ave per centum will be.added to all taxes re
maining unpaid on November first.
A. J. COCHRAN,
CITY TREASURER, 41b AVENCE.
?Train: MOH, July IC 11369. , (MIMI
DIVIDENDS.
OPTICS. OF EAGLE COTTON MILLS CO., t.
PITTSSMIGH, duly 15, 1869. 1
VrTHR BOARD .OF DIREC•
Togs of this Company have this day de
clared a dividend of THREE' ($33 taOLLaltd
per, -hare, out of the profits of the last six
monsha, payable In cash, at the office of the tmm
pany..ou and utter the 4151 inst.
jyo:tnZ3 A. 0. FRANCS..,.Treasurer.
arTRE BOARD OF DIREC•
TORS of the NATIONAL INSURANCE
COMPANY. No. AR Diamond, Allegheny, have
declared a dividend of TWO DOLLARS AND
TUVE CENTS per share out of the profits of
the last six months, payable on and afterthe 15th
inst.
jyl2:m9 JAS. E. STEVENSON. Secretary.
PITTSBURGII, Jnlrl, 1P69.
ItarTHE MECHANICS NATION.
AL BANK will nay a dividend of EIGHT
(R)PER CENT., free of taxes, on and after Jnly
13th inst. J NO. G. MARTIN.
Cashier.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
BIEN & BOY'S CLOTHING.
GRAY & LOGAN,
NO. 47 SIXTH STREET,
Are now offering a complete stock of Summer
Clothirg of medium and line goods at the eery
lowest prices.
Children's Cassimere Linen and Suits.
Youths' Cassimere and Linen Snits.
Boys' Cassimere and Linen Snits.
Geits' Blue Flannel Sacks.
Gents' Alpaca Sacks.
Gents'. White and Brown Duet Suits.
Gents' Scotch Chevoit Business and
Walking Snits.
CLOTHINC OF ALL KINDS
AT
GRAY & LOGAN'S,
No. 47 SIXTH STREET,
LATE ST. CLAIR.
yyi
•
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•
ROOFING SLATE OF VARIOUS
Qualities and Colors.
Partiontar attention given to laying Slate and
repairing S,ate roots. tor particulars and price,
address
J. S. SEMITE%
No. 43 Seventh Avenue,
zn631:06 , PITTSBITROFT. PA
CEIZEI
74.97 7
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lIINUIPAOII7II3I3 or
SPECIAL NOTICE.
gar' EICITENCIVIL -' PITLIIIONIC
SYRUP, 1 SEAWEED TONIC AND
MANDRAKE PII,LS will cure Consumption,
vet Complaint and Dyspepsia, if taken accord
ug to directions. They areal! three to be taken
at4he same time. They cleanse the stomach, re
lax be liver and put it to work; then the appetite
becolues good; the Thud digests and makes good
blood, the patient begins to grow in flesh; the
diseased matter ripens into the lungs, and the
patient octgrows the. disease and gets weh. This
is e only \way to cure consumption.
T: these three medicines Dr. J. H. Schenck, of
t i
Pht sdelphla4 \ owes his unrivaled success In the
tree tment of pulmonary Consumption. The Pnl
monic Syrup ripens She morbid matter in the
11113:A, nature throws it o ff by au easy expectora
tion, for whets the, phlegm or matter is ripe a
slight cough will throw it off. and the patient has
rest and the lungs begin to heal.
T . do this, the Sea Weed 'ionic and Mandrake
Pills must be freely used \to cleanse the stomach
and liver. so that the Prill7nic Syrup and the
food well make good blood.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
removing all obstructions. relax the uncut of the
gall bladder. the bile starts freely, and the liver
is soon relieved; the stools will`show what the
Pills can do; nothing has ever bee's Invented ex
cept calomel (a deadly poison wbictils very dan.
geraus to use unless with great care i that will
unlock the gall bladder and start the%rretions
of the liver like Schenck's Mandrake P lis.
Liver Complaint's one of the most prendnent
causes of Consumption.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle stinihituit
and alterative. and the alkali in the Seaweed,
which this preparation is made ot, assists the
stomach to turow oat the gastric juice to dimly :
the food with the Pnimonic Syrup, and It is made
into good b!ood without fermentation or souring
In the stomach. .
The great reason why physiciaes do not cure
Consumption is, they try to do too ranch: they
give medicine to stop the cough, to step chills, to
stop night sweats, hectic fever and by so doing
they derange the whole digestivepowers , lock.
ing up the seeret.ons , and eventually the patient
sinks and dies.
Dr. Schenck, In his treatment, does not tr y to
stop a cough, night sweats, chills or fever. Me.
move the cause and they will all stop of their
own accord. No one can be cured of Consump
tion, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Catarrh,
Canker, lllcerated - Throat, unless the liver and
stomach are nude healthy.
. .
It a person has consumption, of coarse. the
rings In some way are diseased, either tubercles,
abeessee, bronchial Irritation, pleura adhesion,
or the lungs are a mass of inflammation and fast
dee,aying. In such cases what must be done? It
Is not only the lungs that are Wasting, but it is
the whole body. The stomach Sod liver have lost
their power to make blood out of to d. Now Inc
only chance is to tage Dr. Schenck's three medi
cines, which will bring up a tone to the stomach,
the patient will begin to want food. It will digest
easily and make good blood; then the patient 'w
iring to gain iu flesh, and as soon as the body be
gins to grow, the lungs commence to heal up,
and the patient gets &Shy and well. This is toe
only way to cure Consumption.
When there is no lung disease and only Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Schenck's Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are sufficient, without
the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Msnorake Pills
freely In Ai billions complaints, as they are Per
fectly harmless.
Dr. Schenck. who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, and now weighs 935
pounds. was wasted away to a mere skeleton. In
the very last stage for Pulmonary Consumptiou,
bi. phy.leians having pronounced his case hope
less and abandoned him to his fate. He was cured
by, the aforesaid met . !eines, and since his recove
ryiiiany thousaatie similarly aillicted have used
Dr. Schenck's preparation with the same re
markable success. Full directionb accompany
each, making , it not absolutely necessary to per
'tonally see Dr. Schenck, unless patients wish
their lungs examined, and for this purpose he is
professionally 'Whig Principal Office, Philadel
phia, every Saturday. where all letters for advice
must be addressed. He Is also profess'onelly at
No. 3* Bond street. New Turk, every other•
Tuesday, and at No. 35 Hanover street, Boston,
every other Wednesday. lie gives advice free,
but for a thorough . examinatiou with his Reepl
rometer the price is 45. Dome hours at each city
from 9A.M.t03 P. X. •
. . .
Price of the .Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Ton
ic each 11.511 per bottle, or p 7.50 a i.alf dozen.
Mandrake Pills 25 cents a box. ifor eale by all
drupelets. mvl9:lsl.d&F
Iat'DOCTOR WHITTIER CON,
TINIIES TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
DISEASES. That numerous class of cases
resulting from self- abuse, producing un
manliness, nervous debility, irritability. erup
tions, seminal emissions, and finally fm
potency, permanently oared. Persons afflict
ed wi.h uelicate. Intricste and long visnd
ing constitutional complaints are politelyinvited
to call for consultation, which costs nothing.
Experience, the best of teachers, has enatged
him to perfect remedies at once efficient, safe.,
permanent, and which in most cases em be used
without hindrance to business. Medicines pre.
pared in the establishment, which embraces of
fice, reception and waiting rooms; also, aoarding
anu sleeping apartments for patients requiring
da.ly personal attention, and vapor and chemi
cal baths, thus concentrating the famed mineral
springs. No matter who have failed. state your
ease. Itead what he rays in his pamphlet of fifty
pages. sent to say address for two stamps in seal
ed enve ope. Thousands of cases treated annu
ally, at' ounce and all over the country. Cansui
tation free, personally or by mail. Office No. 9
Wylie street, (near Court House) Pittsburgh,
Pa. Hours 9 A. x. to 8 P. M. Sundays
to i P.M. Pamphlet sent to any address for two
stamps. - - apl
igsr-mucurtucnni AS A C.V..
TIVE.—Dr. A. H. STEVENS has en
using Electricity LB a SPECIAL REMEDY in c ring
chronic as well as acute conditions WITHOUT
MEDICINE for more than TES YEAR& with un
bounded suceesa. A PseirisLrr, including all
particulars, with certificates and reliable refer
maces, will be sent to any inquirer.
A few furnish• d rooms vacant. for boarding pa
tients In the Doctor's fami y. If applied for soon.
Office and restdenee, 2,0U1 ARCH SVREET,
PHILADELPHIA.. 12022
arBATCHELOWS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, relia
ble, instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
diculous tints; remedies the eirents of bad
dyes; invigorates and leaves the Hair soft and
beautiful. Oasis or brown. Sold by all Druggists
sad Perfumers land properly gpplied at Batche
lor's Wig Factory . 115 Bond street. New
York. ms2l:lM,
ar EPILEPSY CAN DE CURED
—Those having friends afflicted are ear
neatly solicited to send for a Circular Letter of
References and Ttstimonials, which will con
vince the most skeptical of the curability of the
disease. Address VAN BUREN LOCKROW,
M. b.. 36 Great !Jones street, New Vora.
mhl9:k2s-dbile
ggirTHE MARRIAGE BING.-
Eseays on the ERRORS OF YOUTH. and
the FOLLIRS OF. AGE, 14 regard to SOCIAL
EVILS. with certain help tor the erring and en
fOrtrinate. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address. HOWARD. A 5.410 ATIuN,
Box P. - Philadelphia. Ya. mrlll:j63-d&1
PROFESSIONAL.
G. W. De CAMP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
0111 Ce, No. 137 FOURTH AVENUE, Pitts
burgh, _(formerly occupied by Hon. Walter H.
Lowrie,) will practice In the U. S. Clrculi and
Dlstrlet Courts. In the State Supreme and all tue
Courts or Allegheny county, and make collec
tions in most of the ndjacent (.ounties. laZ:d73
A mumkm, BLALLELEY,
ATTORNEY-AT -LAW
No. 0$ FIFTH STREET,
IlYiinP l l:4l/zIP
SAItIVEL ItIcMASTERS,
FAMIYE3ILIKA.I4
En-Officio Justice of the Peace and Pollee Map.
trate. Office BRANT BTIMET, opposite the
Cathedral. PITTSBUIRM, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgments,
Depositions. and all Leval Business extrenied
with promptness and diepateh. sibla
A4IIIIAION, -
Justice of the Pews's,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ELATE ABD liISU •
RANUt
CARSON STREET. EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Rents scalelted and promptly ate
t ended tn.., • mvityee
M. B. NEEPER,
ALbSI3M &N AND EX-OFFICIO d MICE 07
• • • • 'THE PEACE. - •
OFFICE. 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
spoessi• attention Nivea , OpjlireVlZlOing ano
tioileations Moeda Moods an,d Mortgages draws
up. and 'all legal Dulness attended to promptly
sad accurately. •
JOHN A.AITRAIN,
A.LitorneaWirs,
IX-OPrICAO JUSTIOZ OP THE PZACIII AND
POWS MAGIUTRATE. ,
mtgee,lDl PIe , TH tiTititNT, omen, the Qv
thsdral. Pittsburgh, Ps. Deeds ,Monde, Nort•
(NMI, Act o (ride d gown Is, Deptsitions and all
Leta Iluaineas ,eseouted with armautmess and
disease.
PROPOSALS.
MOW IVOW HWY*
..TOTICE TO ENGINE BUILD
- Eltk.--B.ated Proposals will be reeelvea at
be office of CITY W AT. It WOEWsi t up to Ati
,golt alb. 1809, for ONE P. TEAM Oft.INDER
gsB tactics- instituter and 8 foot stroke, one pump
18 inches diameter sol 8 ro. t stroke Engine
and Dump to be erected and Put in sncce.eful
otitrittlytllll% be engine house at the Lower Bulls,
Bedford avow. •
.J 717 JOSE PH TRENCH, 130Perietendent•
pa SALE 011 BENT•
An elegant new Brick Dwelling, 7 rooms, lit
tle and wash room.
House of 4 rooms, 2lots. 16th ward, 91 , 8 00 .
House of 4 rooms, 1 lot, /6th war/. 411 . 5 ?„.. 0. _
House of 4 rooms, 2 lota, 17th ward, $9, 800.
House of * rooms, 1 lot, 17th ward. 92.400.
House of 4 rooms, 1 lot, 15th ward, 99,600.
Bailie of 9 rooms, 1 lot, 15th waid, 9500.
10 lots,Stebert &Williams , phia,ll7oo to $BOO.
2 lots, 44th street, 41,200 each.
4 lots, 45th street, 11,000 each.
foto, Hatfield street, 14300 each. •
1101, Shorn:dui street, 97,50.
5 lots, 40tri street, 20:240, 912,000.
4 lots, Butler siren, 94,000.
BARGAINS IN BLOOMFIELD.
Lots 20x137 feet, $600; ten years to pay. A
house cost $500; Interest on both, $6O a year.
Many pay $lBO year rent. At Bloomfield you
would save $ll4 ayear and your house and lot
In less than 10 years. Churches and schools
near.
30 acres of land, a mile from Ebarpsbmg,
$8,000; 2.5 acres of it, 63.800.
D. S. WILLIAMS, 17th ward.
OR SALE. •
3 STILLS, each 9 feet diameter and 163 j
feetiong, with about 300 feet condensing pipe.,
from 4-inch down to 5534-Inch gas pipe to each
still, 4k5900 apiece.
2 BOILERS, each 34-Inch diameter and 14
feet long, th chimney bridging, steam drum.
stand pipe, Ste m for $5OO, •
2 KEYSTONE STEAM F UMPS, each 14-Inch
steam cylLnder, 4, 7 inch water cylinder and 11i
inch stroke, for $3OO apiece,
1 IRON AGITATOR. 10 feet diameter and 16
feet deep, with cast iron bottom for $5OO.
700 feet 2X-inch (4.42; \ 1 PIPE at 40c per foot.
Apply to ERN tr, J AGEBLAN & CO., at works,
new Bharosburg Bridge. \ jy8:179
VALUABLE CITY P{ OPERTY
FOR SALE. — The heirs ofe late ALEX
ANDER CAMERON, deceased, oftet* the follow
ing desirable and conveniently located property
for sale: Three story Brick Dws- Bowe,
fronting on West Common, Allegheny. \No. 20
Sherman avenue. Also, two story Brick Dwel
ling, fronting on East Common, No. 18 un ion
,
avenue. Also, three story Brick store room. Ny'
104. Federal street, Allegheny, now occupied
J. J. East as s ook Store. Allot the above leo -
fered on reasonable terms. in order to facilitate
the settlement of the estate. Parties wanting
information will apply to the undersigned at of.
Ace of the Pennsylvania Insurance 'Company,
16834 Wood street, Pittiourgn. HUGE{ McEL
HERr. jy9:190
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR BALE.
No. 1. WAREHOnSE AND LOT. No. 95
Water street; 5O feet front on Water street, ex
tending back 150 feet to trim street. Occupied
by Messrs. Calhoun & son. •
/Po. 2. wAmi.Housr. AND LOT. NS, 205
Liberty street. 20 feet front on Liberty.
McSwl exiend•
ing back 12U feet. Occupied by Mr. ggin.
No. 3 One-half of WAZFHOTTSE AWL) LOT,
No. 337 Commercial How, Liberty street.
No. 4. Lin No. SA In Carling's Plan of Lots,
frosting 20 feet on Dina-Wale street•
1:o. 5. LOTS Nos. 83, 83, 94. 55 and 961 n
Wray & Hoeveller•a Plan of iota, Blvowfletd
A Considerable portion of the pnichase money
to remain on intercst.
For farther In formation apply to DR. R. WRAY,
I:+2 Webster street. or to J. T. WRAY tr.
BROTkiElla lib and 31 Irwin street. jyrszam
F OR SALE.
Good 6 roomed brick house on Centre avenue
and large lot-41,500.
Good ti roomed frame house with all improve.
ments: lot 614 by 110—54.000.
Frame house, 2 looms; lot 24 by 100-11.900.
Two well tmnsited press brick hou.es anti large
Ice—only $6,000.
Two 6 roomed houses on Ful ton street-62. 500,
each.
• tine lot 24 by 129 feet on Reed street-6300,
Plot of ground on Mt. Washington.
20 acres on Panhandle Railroad, 4 miles from
the city.
30 sores on Western Pa. Railroad, 4 miles
from the city.
225 acres good improved land in Missouri.
Will be divided to suit purchasers.
20 lots on 1.. entre avenue—l3oo to 4/.500
cacti. Inquire of
3IcCLUNG & RAINBOW.
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
jylo Nos. 195, 197 and 199 Centre avenue.
FOR SALE.
Near Osborn Station, on the Pittsburgh
Ft. Wayne and Chicago liallroaci.
TWO LOTS,
Containing About Two Acres Eacl,
W. MACKEOWN & BRO..
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"HOBOKEN" STATION PROPERTY
This beautiful situation cannot .be surpassed
for p ri vate residences in any direr ton, so most
to both cities, being only eight miles up the
Western Fennsylvania Railroad. Any person de.
string In formation, about this property can obtain
It by calling at the coffee of the IRON CITY MU
TUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, 73
Federal street, Allegheny. Lots from one-ha
acre to five acres: also, small lots to sult par •
chasers. There is a good location for a menufac
Curing establishment, between the Railroad an
Allegheny elver. jelna,4B
FARM FOR SALE.
A GOOD F iCel, in West Deer tcrwneblp, Al
legheny county, 10 miles from Sharpshurg. A
FRAME TWv Sloltli HOUSE, of Mx looms•
CELLAR tinder all house; aIso,aLARDE FRAM
BARN, 58x38 feet, and other outbuiluinge. A
Youngs Orchard of Choice Frait Trees, "Ste.
For particulars, call on the nrelnlces, or at
JOHN %V. Hitt SON'S. 349 Liberty street, or
address wILLIAWRRYouni, aural Midge P 0.,
Allegheny county, Pa. fl10:197
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!RARDENEUS TAKE NOTICE.
—FOR BALE.—The FOURTEEN 3111. E
ED, on the Allegheny River. and now
need for gardening purposes; well improved and
in a high state of cultivation; containing 40 oz
80 acres. now ollered at a bargain. Call soon.
Also, other Farms in good locations. Woolen
Factory. two Houses, and twenty acres of land
on the Central Railroad. Rouses rand Lots Po:
Sale and To-;et in both cities. Poe further par•
ticulars inquire of WILLIAM WARD.
fe2R 1 lie want atmet. nrmoalt. fiarhadral.
VALUABLE FARM - FOR SALE.
—tltuated In 'Allegheny townshlp, West.
moreland county, 10 mlnutes • walk mom Ma'
Keens stet on.
acme legbeuy Vtgley Karma:-
Conuttna 108 s, 0 0of watch are cleared: all
under fence; balance valuable Umber: Under.
layed with co.l. 4 Mot veld • dewed Log Home
and Barn an orchard of ,140 treea.'grafted:
plate Is well watered and gOOO neighborhood. -
For price and terms apply ifcLAIN & CO..
No. 104 Fourth arenas. .
VALUABLE SECOND AV E
y N VIC PK. oPsIIT.Y., FOB 881.11:—Three
story Brick Dwelateg Hquse,.wt 11 built and con-
Tensely ly saranr.d • hat ;'ten yGums and cellar;
lot BO feet f out by 80 deep. ^ ha. a Olrettatory
Brick •De ening House. 78 - Verona avenue:
hail. eleven zooms 110 d ean", Also; 4eoond
Sec.nd avenue, three story, bat* hens! of hall,
nine 1013IIIA
CIITHPAHT SORB,
,1718 - • IllUttrAiwnue. •
BrEGEE N : I. : :
mase cutter with W. iiemalio"ide.)
211:EI14: 7/ 1 '
Ito. 533 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh,
EW SPRING' GOODS.
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soloodl4 new Mel of
OLOTAS, CAsstmagEs, teat
Just named by lIMMIN nEYBIG
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`POW' BAL
ENQUIRE. OE
195 Liberty Street.
FOR SALE.
MERCHANT TAXGORI3.
=GAL.
CIPILINS' COURT SILE
By wirtuecif an order Of the Orphsar Court of
Allegheny county Pa., dated Jun. An, 1869,_
the undersigned. Adm 4 nlstratrtx of the estatenf
Col: JAMES A. GIB:ON, deceased., will offer at
Public hale, at his late to ildence In Pine township,
ON TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1869,
At 1 o'clock Y. M.. ail that certain farm, menu -
age or tram. of land, situate in Pion township, In
• said county. and bounded on ebe north by lands
of Ells s Donoid and the Grade Road: on the east
by ihe h e ir. of FOgle; on Use south by la-do of
LT. tt. McAboy.laud on she east by lands of ars.
- Thos.. Gillson and Abraham Matehall,containina•
113 acregano 18 pet ches t upon which is erected
a Double Frame Cottage, one and a half story
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digit, bavin five rooms on the 11 , st floor, lour of
said rooms eying flue m •rble mantle pieces and
tr e room tithe second floor; stable, carriage
b nee and ex' outbuildings; excellent water,
a d the lan n good cultivation.
'Also. ace ri other tract of land situate In
Pine township, boundt d on the north by lands of
Rev. L. R. McAboy and Cross Fruit. Church; on
the east by lands of Abraham Ma , dull and ham
tiel Emmett: on the Eolith and oast by lands of
Rev. L. R. MeAboy, containing 03 acres and 30
Perches. upon which is erected a good stone and
log dwelling or tenant house.
Also. a certain other tract of land situate in
said Pine township. bounded on the north by
lands of Mrs. Herron; on the west by lands of
Mrs. Eliza Donald; on the south by lands of Rev.
L. R. Mc Ahoy and McMartin, and on the east by
land of Alexander 11 , Clintc;c . 14 containing OS
acres and 15 Perches, upon which lir erected - a
hood tenant i once. '
All of the aforessia tracts of laud are well wa
tered and improved farming lands,
Also, a certain other tract onand situate in
Shaler township, adjoining lands of Hugh and
Thomas Miller, containing 3 acres, underlaid
with coal, together with a right of way. to the
_vial land , of said James A. Gihscit and. Robert
Morrow and with it tne lease of John Sword tO .
said. Gibson and Morrow of 90 acres of coal:upon
said 3 acres is erected a dwelling.
For further information inquire of the under-
Signed, or of
SAMUEL PALMER, Attorney-nt-Law.
No. 87 Plith Avenue, Pittsburgh.
TEEMS OF SALE—One• half of the pnrshase
money upon the confirmation of said sale, and
the balance In one year from the data of said con
firmation, with interest. secured by bond and
mortgage.
NANCY IL GIBSON,
Administratrix of James A. Gibson, deceased.
jy2:131 .2.9 16.23.24.W.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
By virtue of an order of the OrPlans' Court
of Al,eghenv county, I will offer at Public dale
at the COURT Roush, In city of Pittsburgh
on TUESiLAY, the 20th day of July, 1869, at
10 o'clock A 31., lilt the estate, rigrit. title. in
terest and claim of JAMES GSA= deceased,
at the time of his deatb,of. in and to all that cer
tain LOT OF 680 UN O. situate in tne village of
Wilkinsburg. Allegheny county, said lot being
marked and numbered 105 in James Aeldy's gen
eraPplan of the village of Wilkinglillarg. and
bounded and described as folloirs. to it: Begin
ning on s Maln street, 264 feet from the south
west comer of Coal and Main streets, and run
ning S. 67. degrees E. 66 feet along Main street;
thenee along Tine of lot No. 106 N. 23 degrees
E. 264 feet to Wallace street: thence:done Wal
lace sweet N.`67 oegrees W. 06 feet to lot. No.
104; and 'hence alone said lot parallel with Coal
street a. 23 degrees W. 284 feet to the plate or
beginning. \
H 170.11 WABD.
Adm'tr of the estate of James Bracy, dec'd.
je2i:k99-T8
TN THE DISTHICT-COEUT
THE UNITED STATES, for the Western Dis
ct of Pennsylvania. \ .
GEORGE S. HAYS, a Bankrupt under the
Act of Congress of March 9i;., 1867, having ap
plied for a discharge from ail' his debts. and
other claims provable under saldAct, by order of
the Court, notice is hereby given:to all creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons
interested..to appear on the 10th day of JULY.
1809, at 10 o'clock A. At.. before IS& MUSL
HAB
PER, Esq., Register In Bankruptcy, at his
once. No. 03 Diamond street. Pittsburgh,
Pa.. to show cause, if any they have,: why & dis
charge should not be granted to the said Bank
rupt. And further notice hereby pvent shit
the Second and Third meetings of Creditors of
the said Bankrupt. required bv the 97th and
ASth Sertions of said Act, will be held before the
sale Register, at the same time ano place.
h. C. McCANDLESS.
Clerk.
jyl:lV-TU
j"
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR THE WEST
rt3.I DISTRICT OF PENN 4 YLVANIA. •
JAMEs and ALEXANDER R. McCONNELL,
banictupts under the Act of Congress of March
2d, 1867. having applied foradischarge from all
their debts, and other claims provable under said
Act, by order of the Court, notice Is hereby
gtytm to all Creditors - who Lava proved their
debts, and other persons interested, to almear
on the 3uth day of JULY,IB69, at 10 o'clock
A. st.,_ before SAMUEL HARPER, •Efq., Regis
ter in Bankruptcy. at his office, No. 93 sdamond
street, Pittsburgh, Pa., to show cause, if any
they have, why a discharge, should not be granted
to the bald , bankrupts.\ _
S. C. ISCCANDLESa.
Clerk of U. S. District Court for said District.
Jy.lls:nal.TH
IN; THE COURT OF COMMON
A. PLEAS, of Allegheny County,. No. 427 of
teutember Term. 1889. In the matter of the
Incorporation of "THE ANTIS* S BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OP ALLE
GHENY CITY, Pa."
'Notice is hereby given that on the 17th day - of
July; 1869, application was trade to sald Cours
to grant a Charter of Ineornoration to ratd Amor
elation; and that if no sufficient reason be shown
to - the contrart , the tame wil, be granted at the
next term of Bala Court.
D. W. & A. S. BELL.
Attorney:, for Fet:tioners.
JCLY 19, 1869, • jp.'.o:mTi
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DIIIIIIIIISTRATOWS NOTICE.
—Notice Is hereby given that letters of ai
m etratlon have been granted to the under
signed on the estate of JOHN ISCHMILEtt,Iato
of Plttsbnrab. decca.ed. All persons Indented
to said estate will make immediate pas meat, and
those having claims against said estate sell pre
sent them properly author' tested for settlement .
to Alderman T.avlor, 436 Penn Street.:
. " LOUIS SCIWELE.R. Aumlnlstrator
-..jettlikloo•THS
ITOPKINS STREET.—Notice is
- hereby given that on the 10th day of July.
011. at June Term, 1866, Quarter :Sessions
Conn, a petition fir vacation of a portion of
Hopkins street. City of hrlegheny, was present
ed and. ordered to be pled, and rule granted to
show cause why a portion of said street should
not be closed up and vacated.
JOHN C. NcrOMBS,
Attorney for Petitton• re.
jyl2.:ms-31T11
4, RESOLUTION--
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to. WatpimessmeAts.
Ramheti, That the Witer As:reser Wand bt
ls hereb. authorised to assess all ownerd Of man
ufactories and private dwellings. 'who are not
mud ' cannot bs a teased 'according to the estab
listed schedule) five mills on their valastion for
water rurposes; Provided no %az be - levied on
such, prop-rty holders tronUnsur abounding on
streets or alleys where water pipes have not been
extonded.
Thu is to certify that the fore/Wag passed both
?Iran hes of the Councils of Alleshony, Jaly 8.
1b69. • _
Attain:, J. B. nILIT.
Clef)/ of t Council.
Attest:s K. =MOUTH..
./72) Oita of Common Council.
ItirstesuAws maxis.
ARIMALLIII ML MIA WILL Cruns UTISIWISLA.
rilJasgamosll.l.l.us ~wll.l. CURE 0062171 b.
Irrioe lifsrsballys sl,_oo per
_bottle,' •
Spot. 1301 Market street. A. =„MAILS.I4.
& Co,. Druggists. -PruPristers.- O E O.
For We wnoleule and rota% by GXO.;
IKEIICLY. - Ftstsbuzgb. feerdSS.T:Ta s -
14 - EVOLVING HOENE 'KIT
JLIm RASES.
' Alargelotjutrepel dazid for male at lows
market Palm W. W. XVIOX.
VICATHENS.-20sacks in store
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