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The Leas of the Germania.
The Germania, Captain H. E. Kier,
ft New York on Tuesday, August 3d,
r Hamburg, via. Plymouth and Cher
, org, having on board 270 persons, all
ld, of which forty-nine were first and
coed class .passengers, the officers and
rew numbering 120. She had, also,
1700 tons of cargo and European mails,
ith a large amount of specie and silver
I bars.
All went well until Friday, August 6,
? which day the weather was cloudy,
iA no observation could be had. On
'ttuiday, August 7. at 5 A. st., during a
'pry dense ' fog, the blowing of a horn
as heard, (proceeding, no doubt, from a
'...igithoring fishing- boat.) The engines
!ere at once slowed down, so as to avoid
'mum of collision. -In , abdut ten min
.es land was seen through the fog, and
ke -, engines were stopped and reversed
111 speed hut in an instant she touched and
1d last , about ten minutes. The chief
--'rpenter reported no . , water in the hold,
:id it was hoped no serious damage had
*,:en done. .
!The ship was then backedk off, but she
4d no sooner floated into deep water
an the carpenter reported five. feet of
'ater below, and the vessel rapidly Id-
Ag. All hopes of saving her were now
iandonei„ and orders were given to put
ir on shore, so as the better to insure
e lives of those on board. The wind
Id sea were _very high at the time. - No
!our was the vessel beached than the
kptaiii gave orders to place the ' females
iA chil dren in the boats, which . was
',me, and the latter were then safely low
ed. - Seven days' provisions were then
Lt into each boat, and the remainder 'of
e passengers were transferred from the
issel. The passengereacted admirably
•roughout, and to theirxeady obedience
''orders, and the absente of any conk
;n whatever among them, is largely at
lbuted the fact that not a single accident
', mishap occurred during these few try
g memeuts. Not a murmer was heard,
pi apt. i voice distinguishable save those
i, the ,CaPtain and his executive officers.
o luggage of any sort was permitted to
:into the boats, each individual on board
king with him' merely the' clothing
, I bichtovered him at the time. The Cap
:n was the last man on board, and he
d barely tithe to get in his 'boat when
• ; vessel fell over on her starboard slde,
. - being then under water from her aux
:;in mist aft, - ' •
'•:;•iThere were eight boats in ~all, laden
t'';'ltli passengers and ,crew. Of these,
- 1;•;',;b, s. 1,2, 8, 7 and S were under the int
, , .' , :idate charge of the Captain. They at
I ,i;lce commenced to pull east, keeping
-,,., ,se into the unable to see the
...I ad, bat thenoise of the surf was plainly
,;•,•tard. , Finding, that the sea increased,
.. boyitt, were turned back, and after
Iling West till about sr. at. the fog
~ l'. .ed a little and a house was discovered
i`theshore.. - . While pulling west these
• '• lets pastked DiOrigh - large quantities of
- eck, and about 2P. at. passed the
tamer and" saw that the mizzen mast
a gond Over the side. After observing
b house, the boats were pulled towards
.- !.. shore; and in a short time the living
. .
. . s. , ght was all safely landed at Drook
•!,,ve; Tiespassey. Bay. lap to this
,time
• ,• r. Captahrhad not fallen in with any
. • : i the oyher bonny areLfsit anxious about
. , ,I!,m, but set. to work at'once, to make
-'• - 'p party as comfortable as circumstances
: lculd admit of • '''
• ". p•oat No. 2 was.in charge of the first
peer. After leaving the•ship. this boat
• •.- ;lied ,to_the...westward; under orders
.., . m the - Captain, to look for a secure
'ading. This he succeeded in doing,
led by the timely assistance of a fisher
,' • - -
. I k.n
from the shore, who threw himself
' ~o the water,
swam through the break
-4 -1 to the , boat, and then guided her into
-1 te quarters in. Portugal Cove, Trepas
- Bay, where all hands landed , about
.a. st., , in good condition. -
' ..• .. trig landed his party, Mr. Meeske,
[ Ea
, •firsttofficer, engaged eight fishermen
pulled - back to the scene of the disas.
• 'I. His boat passed through quantities
- • twreck,,hut the fog was so thick that he
' • hid not find the steamer. He picked
i a cask of:provisions and pulled back
. Portugal Cove, which place he reached
- Put,41.P...x. . -
• ' : 13oats Nos.A. and 5 have now to beau
, inted for. They were...ander the corn
-, ds respectiVely of the third - officer and
i n
of carpenter. They were ordered to
1 1,ain by the Captain, but became ups
' • ed 'froth him by the fog. From the
2ittagineer we learn the details or their
. :ppy deliverance - trom trouble.
tie r
losing sight of the ship and * the
. tier boats, these two pulled west, but
11,..1 get no sight of land. Once or
ice they heard voices froth the first ofil- -
.
• - t's boat, and tried to follow him, but
,:,, .: • ' ld not. They continued palling west
the fog until about 2:80, -when they
opped into -Biscay Bay, and found st•._
ie landing without difficulty.
.z ; .: .., flats the eight boats succeeded In Wing
'.•,. -,. their passengers to shore, five having
-'..: -!•, , ched`Drciok Cove, one Portugal Cove,
d two Biscay Bay, within a distance of
• 1
'-': :•:- ;nut ten miles.
RIMI
A New ot Beltway Gar
pis been introduced on the road from
ladelphia to Baltimore, and is thus
. _ cribect. The car is similar in length
tthoie usually employed, bet Jet con.
4 1 3:13 only thirty.eight Single seats, great
thspace,being taken for the'griater cam
tit of the leaser number of passengers.
: lie seats ate solid black walnut, finished
th red and . green velvet -- cushiens and
`,• Nis. They .. are so arrabeed that by
liana of a crank . they can be lowered or
sed, and a side scrett:ffropelerforward
tomfortably cushioned, foot.board, and
.the same tiMecauses'the inclinatiOn of
back. In one of these a passenger
-f •
•
a rest as comfortably •at night as if in
.:/ tt own couch at home, whilst in other
1 'furs the seat can be - used for ordinary
gPOBAL - At one end a water closet has
• 'if: handsomely fitted up, affording every
venience to -ladies and children; whilst
. • ithe other there itt•allrie water-cooler,
..3 imarble-topped wash-basin, ;and a fine
knell vista' mirror, together with soap, '
•,„. eling, etc.., -At , either end there is .a
all vestibide; from which you enter .
rough ir hatidsomely finished' doostiay
• i he, car proper. By this arrangement
Stengers may pass in and out without
• thiYing . their fellow travelers. The
'ter door being kept closed, prevents
P entrance of either' noisy sounds or,
ht. • '.The Cost of this conveyance, was
)pp The ,Seats are all husnbered on
s side and on the parmeling overhead.
I .la the Intention Of chit company to let
I sie .crat,to• passengers at the small in
t' ' au 44 - filtY on.ts upon the Coat of, a
P ticket.; and thus is secured not oly, it
Wettable seat, but the equal of a bed.
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1,, '. ~ riad*lfirgteto /Pfidao4l ; 5,4 • : ,
'fro one interferes to , •stop any &Want. "
Ofoise in the night and learlyittiorning.
A. party of cat* may hhold uproarionir „con-
.cart to the middle of: the, li t hout ,
even* "hiss". from the palicemart•to dis
perse them. Two "cabbies"! may career
down opposite gutters and hold a oonver
satiOn across the road at the top of their .
Toler*. A train-of scavenger's carts may
be driven down:the streets, rumbling like
thunder, while the driver in the last. Cart
halloes his joke to the 'midi in frOnt.' •
In some districts It is thought necessary
to presto` the' most infernal noise about
five ecloik in the morning by setting , a
twit of garrulous oid men to scrape and
stone the ligidll at that pleasant hour. On
Sunday mornings the paper boys . are al
lowed to bawl out with all their might. At
any hour of the nights fool in love.' with
a concertina; may disturb a whole neigh
borhood with the noise he pleases to think'
Music; and' no interruption is giVen to
any number of drunken rolliekers who
choose to sing and ; hallos .ne and down
our streets and squares. .1 -have, .said
nothing of the early organ-grinders, col
lectors of hare's and rabbit's skins; sellers
of water.cresses; the inevitable dustman,
the rows attendant upon balls and' recep
tions, or a hundred othefeleep-preventers,
too painfully familiar lif those who turn
into their beds bet Ween 12 and 3 O'clock'
a. ra., their brains fsgged and 4464 bY
work-parliamentary , scientific, judicial,
professional, it matters not •which, 'or
even by those unavoidable and wearying
• pursuits, of social •life which-we call
' "society." Of the sick )I dare not even
' speak, for to them this everlatsting noise
' is simply murtier.—Zondon Timm. -
Who :Invented The sewing machine
The Elentroiaiy &acing
Machias Ifechanisla and ,*tsing Machine
Stitches, with a glance at the:history of the
Sewing Haskins, is the title of a neat and
instructive pimphletror- manual which
is just offered to the 'public by Mr. J. ,
Battey, of New York." The bistory of this
very important invention has never be
fore been given so much in detail, nor
have we ever before seen so minute and
satisfactory an account of the mechanical
principles upon which it operates, Xr.
Battey assigns the honor of inventing the
first sewing machine to Rev. John
Adams Dodge, of Monkton - ,YL, who, as
early as the year 1818, invented, and with
the assistance of John Knowles, au in
genious mechanic or the same town,
constructed an instruatent which made
the "back.stitch," and sewed a perfect
seam.. "No effort was. made,". he ma,
"however, to intkoduce it to the public."
The journeymen tailors, alarmled and of
fended, denounced the "sewing machine"
as an invasion on their rights; the public
had not then learned to have much con
fidence in labor-saving machinery of any
kind; the rude state of the mechanic arts
at that period'was against him; and Mr.
Dodge, having the pastoral charge of
two,
and sometimes threachurches, found
thathe must abandon eiffter his invention
or the care of his flock. ,In view of all
these difficulties he decided to giva.up the
machine; and thus terminated the' first
effort of-inventive gentus to relieve the
overburdened wife and mother from the
"drudgery of the needle:"
The Big Trees of California.
The groves of giant trees_in California
are worth a journey to :see. , There are
three of these, the most noted being the
Calaveras grove, in the. cone ty of that
name. It is reached by way of Stockton,
from where a stage ride of sixty-one miles
takes one to "Murphy's." From this
place to the trees is a distance of eleven
miles. Part of the road is over hot plains
and footAills, and part by a clear stream
through shady • woods of pine and oak. :
At the grove is a :good hotel which ,
caarges $3 per day. The trees are of
mammoth size and are great curiosities.
In height they are • front 150 to 827
feet, diameter ten to thirty feet, and
there are ninety-two of them. Some
ideal of their size may be - had trona
a comparison „of them with Trinity
Church steeple, above which, the .tallest
tree would tower full sixty feet. Their
age is supposed to be from 1,200 to 2,500
years. The'cost of ktrip to this grove
from San Francisco and return is about
$35 in gold. There is anether grove
miles from Mariposa on the ToSenilte
route, which is Considered as attractive
as the one in Calaveras County. It con.
tanis 427 trees, the largest being thirty
four feet in diameter. ..By branching off
for a day, the tourist can see these trees
on his way to the valley. A. Smaller
grove of twenty-four trees, the largest of
which is thirty six feet in.diameter, is to
be seen on Hardin'ta route;,, It is called
the Tuolumne grove. • ' ,
Sensible Tian.
- A letter writer says that Saratoga has
its uses,
though many pecpie come and
go and do not discoverthem. Its good
uses are to drink the ever-abounding and
health-giving waters, and to study hu
man nature from a.charitable standpoint.
Its base uses are a too prominent dazzle
and dissipation, atveary 'round of lieart
less show, a fierce - rivalry Of dress and'
display, a succession of headaches and'
heartaches, and a finale of disgust and
depletion--7to be epitomized . when the
trunks are unpacked at bon:teats 'four sea
son at Saratoga" and tobeexpiated by an
uncomfortable economy in weightier
matters. The glare and - glitter 'of fash
ion's eisplay here feeds a sort of sensuous
appetite; and you can pick from the
throng certain people plethoric of purse
and of flesh, who come ostensibly-for the
benefit the waters confer, but really to ,be
dazed with the dazzle of lavish expen
diture and the abandon that :reigns
in the parlors,•, in the ball-rooms
and in the streets. Some people here
take much comfort; but they, are "domi."
oiled in quiet cottage retreats, and 'they,
indulge in just as much , or is Attie of the
panoratiut-of this miniature Broadway as
they need for spice or varlety.to their ex
istence. _lt is_tmrd to believe that any
ape comes here for relaxation, for it is
difficult to see how they get it. Some do;
but it is those who live here fin. two, and
not those when live for ten dollars a day.
A "Cercases, SOCIETY" hasteen
ganized in Ban: Freudian°. ' Ite:-constitu=
Una declares that thelended addlnaneyed ,
aristocracy, with large einfweethy Corpo-,
rationsfare incompatible:4lth the sacred'
rights of self government, and that the
tm
migration and. impertatiqn. of the Mon.
golian race into the United States is fps.,
tered and encoureged by moho ' poitee ad;
eorporatiohs; with the object moiiopo
lizlng the Industrial pursuits`, and .teduc.
lug the price' of labtir... , The , oblecta of
the society to protect. ilittorgrii, pre •
vent the immigration, and , importation of
Mongolian?, .discard.,:social4und;
mil equality with the inferior , -racer= and
secure the rights of the people against the
undue power of monopoly.
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STILLY ISKAWKED TOR' A
Lite ND.
MANDRmplaint AKE PiLLand Sltirill CoissumptiOn,
r Co DyipeDat,lf 111400 rd•
Mg to directions. T hey _ three to be taken
at the same time. They cleanse the stomach, rei•
heaths livor and Put Ma work; then the appetite
becomes good; the foots digests and makes good
blood; the patient begins to grow in dub.; the
diseased matter ripens into the lungs, ana the
patient outgrow, the disease and gets well. .This
is the only way to'cure consumption.
- To these three medicines Dr. J. H. Senitnok, Of
Philadelphia. ones his unrivaled Minces' in the
treatment of pulmonary Conramption.. The Put.
Manic Syrup ripens the morbid matter in the
Mugs, nature throws it off by an essrexpectoni
tion. for when' the phlegm or matter fit ripe a
slight cough will throw it off. and the patient MU
Lien gad the lungs begin to heal. •
T . do this,/ Seaweed ionic and Mandrake
Pills must ireely need to cleanse the stomach
and liver, s that the Pulmonic Syrup and the
food wall make good blood.
Schenck's.Mandrake Pills act upon the liver,
removing all obstructions. relax the duets of the
gall blidder, the bile starts freely. aid the liver
1.1111 0011 relieved; the stools will sho what the
Pills can do; nothing has ever been invented ex
cept calomel (a deadly po' son w. ich is very dan
gerous to nee unless with great care,) that , will
unlock thegall bladder and start the secretions
of the liverlike Scheuck"s Mandrake Pills.
Liver COmmalnt is out of the moat prominent
mules of Consumption.• • - •
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic is a gentle Mb:inlaid
and alterative. And the alkali In the Seaweed,
which -this preparation lo made ot, assists • the
stomach totrurowuntthe gastric juice to dissolve
the food with the PULMOIIII3 Syrup, and It is made
into good Mood without fermentation or Miring
In the stoma. "
The great reason, why physicians do not cub
Consumption is, they try to do too much• they
give medicine to stop the cough, to stop chills.to
stop night sweats, hectic fever, and by so doing
they derange the whole digesuse..Wwess• lock
ingup the secretions, and eventually the patielt
tints and dies.
Dr. Schenck, in his treskseent, does not tmto •
stop a cough, night sweats, chills or fever.. He
move the cause, and taey will all stop of their
own accord. No one can be Cured of Consulate
tion, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia, Catarrh,
Canker triceratetahroat, oaks, -the liver and
are meddhealthy.
If a person has cousumpllon, or course the
nags in some way
_are diseased, either tubercles,
aboesses, bronchial irritation, pleura adhesion,
or the lungs are a mass of inflammation and tut
decaying. In such cases what must be done? It
is not only the lungs snit are wasting. bet it is
the whole body. The stotnaeh aud liver balmiest
their power tomake blood oit of Now the
only chance Is to tale Dr. Schenck's three medi
cines, which will bring up a tone to the st omach.
the patient will begin to want food. Ityrillr, •
easily and make good ,blocni then the patient na
gins to gain in flesh. and as soon as the body be
gins to Volf. the Innis. =menu to heal up,
and the tardlemtgets fleshy and well. This lathe
only way to cure Consumption.
When there is no lung disease and' only Lire?
Complaint 'end D_ysmpsia. Schenck'' Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills are suMcient, without
the Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills
freely in ad billions .eomplaints, as they are Per
fectly harmless.
Dr. Schenck. who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, and now weighs MSS
'pounds. was wasted away to a mere skeleton, in
the very last stage of Pulmonary Consumption.
hi. physicians having pronounced. his case hope
less and abandoned him to his fate. He was cured
by the aforesaid met Jones, and since his recove
ry many thousands similarly aflicted have used
Dr. Schenck's preparation with the same re
markable meets. gnu directions accompany
each, making_it not absolutely necessary to per
sonally- see Dr. Schenck, unless patients wish
their lungs examined, and for this purr•ose he is
professionally at his Principal Once, Philadel
phia, eve' Saturday. where all letters fort
must be addressed. He is else profesMonally at
35 Bond street. H a w n Rork. every ollier
Tuesday, and at No. 33over street, Roston,
every other Wednesday lie gives advice tree,
but for • thorough examination with his Respi
rometer the price its $B. Dace hours at each city
from 9 a. m. to 3 r. B.
Price of the Pulmonle Syrup and Seaweed Ton
ic each 11.39 per bottle. ur $l.BO a half dozen:
Mandrake Pills is cents a box. Air sale by all
druggists. mv111:151-dAT
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al/ :busineee attended to with
fidelity, and , 4iSpatcli,
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INSURANCE: COMPANY.
or. Fiderol ;Diamond, illegliei
• Office, to the, 530024 D NA.TIONAI4 BANS
BUILDING., • • • • •
W. W. MARVIN*. Preildrit •
' • JOttN BROWR,i_n.,Ylee rrettdeßre : •
~. JAMES E. bTAVRZInON. Beeretsti
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THE IRON CITY ,
HEAL LIFE OSUNCE COQ
Of Pennsylvania.
Office, '75 Federal St., Allegheny
DUIECTORHS
Hon. JANES L. ORA.HAM, ,
Rey. J. B. CLARK D.D.
Cant. Roarrieuk . •
Rev. A. B. BELL D.D.
Rev. B. H. REnBIT. D.D.,
W. A. SLICED. Cashier Allegheny Trust CO.
JACOB B USH Real Estate Anent"
SIMON Daum. Mayor of Allegheny, •
C. W. BENNY, Hatter.
A. B. BE Attorney-at-Law
.D. L. PATTERSON, Lumber Merchant,
D. BWOOBIL Insurance Agent.
Capt. ROUT. BOBINISON , President.
Bev. J. B. CLARK, D.D., Vies Presidents
JACOB RUSH, Secretary,
C. W. BENNY. Treasurer.
B. W. WHITE, IdsnicAL ADrniat. •
DANIEL 5W0130114 Ong Agent..
This is a noble company.eouducted on the mutual
principle, each policy • holder receiving en equal
shim of the profits of the Company. Polleies
will be filmed on all the different plane of Life
Insurance, and being conducted on en economi
cal basis will afford a safe investment to each
roritii„vdeuraritgirradruestatn.,t mb he moleitLat
.. . _ . . .
INSURANCE COMPANY.
' . PHELAN'S BVILIiiNCL r
....
, .
So. Ss Fifth Avenue. 'Oopond Floor,
• - ', PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Capital All Paid Vp.
' • DIRECTORS.
• '3. Bier!. H.W.tillyer, jr,lCapt.N.Balley,
anq wallace, S. B. Hsrtman. A. Chamber*.
Hill
Jake Hill, IS. M , Oittrkan. Jas. )L. Ballet.
Thomas Smith Jno.S.Willorit, '
ROBE TH. KING, President.
JNO. F. JENNINGS. Vice President;
JUS. T. JOHNSTON. Secretary. , ..
Cant. R.-1. GRACE. Gen , 1 Agent. '
insures on Liberal Torsos' on all Fite
and Manna Maks.
soz:a67 -
BEN numILIN ~ .
,
i ) INSURANCE. COMPANY, M
OF ALLEGE PA.-
?TICE IN /PANEL= SAVINGS 'HAIM
BUILDINGS, • ,
iaIO. W. Ohio St.. A1108.110117r.
'A HOYE COMPANY, managed byalromors
eu known to the cOnonnnlty, who trust trip&
• 11 11 i to merit • share of your gatronare. :
, .
RK*&T IRWIN,— ............PrealdemA
• UN D. RIDDLE ...—...--flearatary.
DIBECTOTa ,
e-FlDina D.L Partirs W
L. Biddle, J a co b Trans , °n '
f:tegrr4,
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Viz Dram, t h D i .E3mltli, Jacob 1191, 1 _
oi. Lantnet. , 33...J.linkann. iriettoCt=2
ENEILLL Ali E. lIIIRCIN__,_,.
ardowas Gmrw.
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ICAO I ENNIPAVAISLit •
LSURANCE COJITARY OF ntrrsettit,iill
.
0721 , 4.)._15 , 71k1ir90D STREET, BANE
P 1:10rnR. BU I L DING. _
This is a Reins Company, and Wares siratist
by Eire excinsively. -
LEONARD WALTER, Malden&
g i . b o. BOYLE'fice president. •
HUVRIPAThaCK, Treasurer.
T ILMILHENT. Secretary.
• DraitOross:
\
Leonard Waiter. i . GeortWilion.
O. C. Sole (leo. . Evans,
Robert Patrick. i . J. Co - we,
Jacob Painter, , J. C. Planer,
iodcb Elm, ' John Voestley,
osa• li• lionsituh , A. Amon.
1 Henry Sproul. - ; . _ - IYO
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRS.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA.
orizaz.tui psi 011123=1:11 ST.,near
j ai.
Mariesjf. Bantle; Mordecai H. Lea l / 1 1
Tobias wagner, David 3. Brown.
Minitel Grant, base Les, -
Jacob Vita. Adward . Dale,. ,
reorre . Iticherds t : George Tales.
CHABL O. BANC • President . . •
&D V/. C. ALT, Vice President. • ,
W. C. BeCretaZl.oo o l. ~ .
J. 0 NEB CN, 1071/IT,
North West annex Third and Wood Streets.
zahlinwill , • .
IrPTEBN lENEIIIII &NEE CORI.
PANT OF 'PITTSBURGH. •
NINICH. Pre/idea. •
Secretary.
APT. elreeßialt NBILD, ekezeral at.
Ofteek 92 Water street, Elnan, Si Co: 'W M*
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh. 2 - t• •
Wiii lu- - ose against all law]," of Fire and Ma
ria* Risks. • A home Instituriou, managed bY Di
rector. who are well known to the oammunity,
aid who Cr. determined_by promptness -
Intl to maintain the character which they hive
assumed, as olfering the best protection to Was
who desire to be insured.
Daimons:
Alexander ICinildt. . .Eson R. MeCtune,
R. Miller., Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, 'William S. Evans.
Alexander Speer. Ph illip KirkpatriCk.
Andrew Ackleu. _eymer.
David Long.. Wm. Mor ri son.
Masao ' Trial
D.
LEC}Q.I~.
N THE MATTER 1,317 THE AP
PLICATIUN 'off ''Thii,lioPewell Old School
Presbyterian ON - urcit. of Findley Tliiwiships
Allegheny comity: Pennsylvilla . " for &Charter
of Incorporation, at No. 604 geplember . Terir.,
1809.
Notice Is hereby given that the "110E'ltWELL
OLD SCHOOL pßEssrriansx caraca, of
Findley Toirr'shlp. Allegheny counti, Pa.,"
have imp application to the Court of Ooniraor
PULLS for,
C#e'llT.Nß OF INCOEPORLTION;
And fht the same will be granted akthe nett
term of ourt, unless sufficient reason should be
ahawn to the contrary. . • . •
au% . J. H. WALTT.P. Protiionotarv.
2c7_ THE DISTRICT COURT OF..
1111 C UNITED STATES, Tor the 'Western
strict of Pennsylvania.
JUSEPHII.I.LLIO'VT. a Bankrupt under the .
Act of Congress of March Sid, 1807, having ap
plied fora discharge from all his debts. andother
elating p.oveble under said Act, by order of the
Court, notice is hereby given, to alt persons who
have proved their debts, end othelersora inter
ested. to appear on the 11th day of nue,llle9ott
10 o'clock A. it., before eAble L 11&11PRIti
Regiater in Bankruptcy, at his °face, No.
ea Diamond street,. PlDshurgh„ 'Pa. •to Allow
Cabe_ ,e if any they hare, why a discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt.
S. C. ,UPC &2l CD :y88: .::
Clerk or U. B.,court for said I` strict.
IZITZ3M
'WESTERN - DISTRICT OF
PE NN.:YLVANIA es. , _
At l'ittsburgb, the 17th day Ur August, A. D .
The undersigned hereby, gloves notice of his
ipa ointment as Assignee of S. C. lira%
Allegheny silty, county of . Allegheny, and
to of Pennsylvania, within sala District, who
' been adjudged a Bankrupt talon his own
Petition by the District Court of said District.• ,
. $ , JOSIAH 0014814. Assignee,
r iAttorney. at-Law, DI o. 98 . Fifth Avenue.
. , • .
LIET'rERS OF AD-.
IIoIiNIB I RATIM4 coillie estate of 1 0 11ANK.;•
LIN G. WILLIAMS. hive Peru granted. totne
undersigned. All persons indebted tpla ytime s t
Cite are requestedto make immediate
and those paving clalmsegalnsteald estate vrill
please present th- same for settlemen,, pitipqly
auttienticated, to the undeplaned.
ding,
Ho , nrifiandrisky str eet,Thtrd ward. Allegheny
Olty.. 1Ya1u15177
ASSESSMENTS.•
Orrioll or Crrr ZrOtr.ll4l AND anaVzlo24l
• PlTralitranll, August Re, -
"ATOTICE.--Tho.assessmens for
riTing and Curblag 1414 ALLMAN UTNE=
m. Tweni •slath to Twmtpelghth street,
Is now ready. for examination; and min bitreen
at this oMoo until MONDAY,' September - Stm;
when' It will he retortion. to-. the OW Xmas
urer,s Dud e for collection.
sum , 'K. 4.-400 RE, Oltritiglnfer.
BAZ AND 'PERFUMERY:
ttORN PECS. ORNAMENTAL
'aim womasat AND-PLBPITMIER. No.
Third la agar andtbeeid. Pbtsbegb•
kt Ma a eat e c si n agrase t oz, La
• 41asslemeats
ii /D aents,
12.6 -am 'Ts. 50. 80 4.4. r a good frog lb cub.
win be "Ma an ILLw usia.
Ladles sad eenaeasals IIiST Clatan s aoue
a Stoneman aisauser. Wel
'
-0.10"="711:It
r .
it. W. WILLIAM& Stole' Lessee , and ••.:
Kanner. Ibis popular e.tablioliment bavin;
been entirely 11E h OVA. ED. FEW+ 0./RATED
AND IMPSOSVE.D. will open +to the fall.and
Winter Season on THURSDKY, September
with the srest'itsibm enniter Dansense. SIG"
NORA. °NEST% aud oo euttre new flostpany.
Ladies , Matinee every Wednesday anddaturday .
staid o'clock, Mil
IarFIFTH AVENUE U4LL..
No. 35 ilith avenue, opposite the Open
Retule,.P4tabumh, Ps., litheeocgest and most
deetrabie place or retqrtet Liquor! cut be had
at this place Pere mid Geed. The maid Recall
art or the around floor to the rear. • •
EAse,or AL
OL, ',UTOPIAS,
HORSI3; MULES. CAET3, c.
oATURDAY TdOENlale, September at'
10 o'cloelt,l4 Y-ttierY, Bros: Coal Deno!. earner
Try street and Fourt h - Avenue. will be sold by
order of JoLn H. Salley, Assignee - orJelln A.
and Eason Emery. Co -partners, Leasehold or
Celt' Worts, In itoblrasou township, Allegheny
county, wits tbe buildings. exteres. machinery. .
home,, acmes, dump cars. carts. harnese reales.
. barrows, blaeltemltiV e tools, iron. ebstutiato,
an 11) MeILWAINZ, AtiCtUditer.
G _
OOD COUNTRY RESIDENCE
AT AOMILW sTATION AT AUCTION.—
On MONDAY. isrpumber Sth. at. 11 o'clock.
will be sold on the prat sessih • present residence
of Mr. Agnew, at Agnew Station, between Olen.
dale and Maysville.- There are over eleven acres
ground, laid out. In iruit and ornamental trees.
gatden. 1,9tkl grape vines, shiubbert. Id., de.
The Gone Is a two story frame, containing nine
rooms, substantial in_csastriagDonand_pleasant ,
appearance. Living spring water In the house.
Dans spring bouts,. goal house and tenant house
within calling distance ;of the - duet lug. The
river view Is exceedingly line The railway sta
tion is right on the ground. Etna trains to and
from the city daily; time, thirty minutes. Par.
ties contemplating , buying a country place Wilt
do well to give this property and sax their spe
cial attention, as similar opportunities rarely
occur. 171.1 tors invited ,to examine Vri.r to the
sale. Possession gtven in sixty days. as the owner
moves at that t me. Terms will be made very
liberal... Passengers front tbe city for the saver,
will .aka train, Ft Federal street. at 8:60 or 9:60.
- A. LittIGAT.E. Auctioneer. .
159 federal street, Allegheny.
Ac.XL
AUCTION SALE OF
HOSEHAL BEDDING,
Clothing;nDressings - &c..
• _
ASSIST T hisiDlCAl;PrinirtrOn , eorrlCE.
• WASHisGrox: D. C.. Aug.-30, M.
Wll be sold at Public.Ancticrn, In *his env, on
atiDAY. the 280_0 ay at ptember. 180, at
Judiciary Square Depot; E *meet, - between.
Yourth and Betty, streets. at 10 A. E.. adage
quantity of
LI - •
• OSPITRL 'PROPERTY:"
consisting-of Be l ting, Clothing and Dreatings.
sunonv • co w Ibe wand the following, viz: -
IKOOO Bed tacks, 2,50) Blankets. 4,000 Counter
panes, S,CSX) Gutta ?MTh& Bed Covers, 4,503 Hair
PtlloWs. 5,0e0 rillow Cases, - 5,0007.tnen thetas.
1.5.030. Drawers. /3,000 blasts, s,ood Baer" Amp,'
dozen Boller Bandae_es: •
Also, lianktrus, :cotton. and •Wooles' Tape; •
Pickedllnt, Cotton Wadding. Red Flannel. Bad
' Men , Silk, Liven Toread. 14.000. pounds Con
densed Wilt; M,ooomiend i alevi
THE ABOVit GLIM ARID.NBW
AND .I(EWER HAVE .BE' N lIBED.
Catalogues coutaining_full...part_lnlats ., senor
- - ' Tr N DAYalinrutim SA..i.s._• •
Terms: Cash. In .Bovernment tatiastzniper
cellt ': deP°l" /Vigi d t "OP SALE,
and ail goods to be removed . • ~
IDi FIVE • DAYS,
CHAR."BOUTELERI.A.Iio
Assistant 31edleal•Ptirveyor, Brevet Colonel.
U.S.A. • • y . endOnet
LARGE SALE OF IRON.
nirpc,T Q. ,
dicrsisasoNstrtz. IND, Aliza , t 16. 1.1189.
1 will sell at . YUBLLO AZOTION - at the
1101. At
1 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. 11., ON
. ~ ...
WEDNISDAY,tIa . Day ofSeptembor, 1869,,
.
A LARGE LOT Or 1140 N, uolilsliet9f AMAMI'
dug, u follows;
About 88.888 ibi. of band iron. of the follow
ing sizes, viz: - .
316 in. 32x246 in. 2212 in. 121746 in.
S t ag .• 3.4x.g •-.-2 z/34 . ...P. ,... 4,213-16 ."
4.2a1 , 1 " 4 IA 354'1, .., 4%,414-16 1 .
35413-10 .. 5 tq ..- - 494 x 2 " •5- xltrit "
4503-16 • 6 6 x " , 521 ,"- iffm 2
4 X - 7.1145" 421 " ' 72:747 ' 12x. 34 - "
14
•About 54, 098 lbs. round iron of the following
sins, Tin . . ,
236 in. 254 in. 214 th. 2)4 pi. 24 in. 54 in.
2 •• -554 " 454 " • 55i • 4" • 12 •••
3 SO . • .
About 90,410 = The. square ir on of the-follow
infits:aes, via: ~ .
in, .22 in. - 3 10. 3X in. 3361 n. .54 I.a.
ai si •• i;i o ' • •
About 314,3 n Ile, bar iron. consisting of the
foliating sized: .
4
4 -x.54 in. 4 xi. le. 5 , x. 4 Ili. a2tl In.
22%12 " 4 x ••,- 5 x 54• 4 x. 14 "-
5 x 44 " 434,x `.` 5 x .54, •!..., 5 x 5%, "
5 x , !f• *• 5 2 k ••• 5 50. ts 4 xl "
* x 154 " illix .4= o ' 2 x i 5 •• '254x1 •.•
14454'` pix -.li " 154 1 3 ‘."--ilx A" •
Alla:Y. l - - xh• •, .. .x. Ai." 2 x 54 -
455 " _ 24x.”1, -- 2 - xl2" " 2 1, x134 "
7.24x12 2%x ;a , " . A zig x'..3 4115 ..
3}ix. 4 -54 x ,zi .. 34xt " • asxis "
2 xl}4 " '254x 5 1 t, :. '2 , 2.1. " 4}3r - ti
454:154 " 1221. , 'l_,"x.l "•` peal "
12x ~ ,a " 1111 -2 " ..1321 2..." 2.2 x Of "
21.1 a 2 " 3 x -74 •.•, , 3 x. 2 " 3 x5l "-
11. x 54 " ' 1515x * **` '4x 54 - " - 1 x 51 61
1 x -1 0 " . 2,14 x .c.i . ... 2.ix , !...
3 x., . I ,u, ~.4 „ ..1.6 I• 3 , Illi
' 114.
:' , 4 X. Ni " X% gr ." ', . 141 X. ii " kg
24::g - I x 4 " • 4 x 2 " lex ,•'
Auout 117.000 lbs. half round iron. .... -
About 7 O. U tbs. oval, Iron. , ~
About 1410 tons ambulance : 4,lre iron.
About 200 tons wagon, tire iron.
Terme of Sale-Cash. . • -
By order of the Quartermaster General.
• l . ,*. POTTER,;
.• . ,
' , Brevet Brig Gan a nd Q. 31. 11. S. A..
an2o:t23 • ~ ; , r Depot Q. Hl.
• •
AUCTION, AT 'MS:
wolcxam.
JEFFERSONVILLE, INDI4A,
PROFESSIONAL. ,
• . .
G. iv: IifeCANIN • .
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
, ' ' 'Ait inikr' '
Otlce, No. 137 FOUST ii 1C ...._. PIM.
burgh. (rujulcriT Molded by • Hon: Waltar:R.
Lowrie, ) w II yr/Attlee n the U. $. Circuit and
District Courts:od the State Stemente and &Mtn
Gonna of Allegheny county, and make collie
%lons In most of the adjacentrountteu: ' ineitel
BLi
A mPromi.rmy.AT-14Lw,,
40. OS MTH NTARE!,
pirrinnufmg:lNV
inciamit'ser
WBI. iLNEEPE.R,
ALDERMAN ASI) za-cirnbvi i craiwa ior
THE , PEACE. ,
OFFICE. 89 I,IPTH AVENtlier .
,
Special attention ftYOll COTlVerlAdtlit an&
collecUons Deeds. Bonds and lifortgages'drays
tuh and .111 teal business attended to promptly
and stcnrateir. • • •
RAIIIIIEL; MeRIASTRIMS,
Alizo-ExcWr;
.Ss-035et0 Justice of the =Pelee arid•rottee
taste. pdlee,_tillANT 817tEET,, oppostte sae
OathedritAT=SßODUß,' •• •
Deeds, Bonds, Nortrages, Aekriowledgatestat
Drnosittens, and all - Legal Btistitess, eremitic
.111th promptness and dispatch.
JOHN . A. STRAIN,'
JUSTICE OP MB , MACE AND
cunce,lll6 FIFTH tiTn,ET. o; l 3 l Adie
. tbedna.,Pittsbugh, Ps. • Deeds. i r io n ti r , u , Ut
disDstob., •
- .Liv_v.uvisTAßLEs.:.
JOHN He wririwor ..... .. . SOWN 11•PATTSE80Ito
11/ . 0,1131' H. PAIMEIVION, &Aco,s,
Ai-uo
sAILIAM• 7 I4I 4I D.L
Colmm;s..9 3l ' szll4mgr
COL EISTENTO Atm
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