MS
SEE
.cyt-..1-4tstito
.6al.tttt.
Kate Flcld att,Airleultural Fairs.
(Slack and alits ! Had I not known my
self to be in New England, I should not
have believed my own eyes. It was a
disgraceful, slip:slio tiJovenly exhibition
of indifference, or ignorance, or both. En
tering a
. building of moderate size, I saw
quite a large crop of crockery and glassware,
several buckets f and dippers, some churns,
about a dozen Pairs of ferocicus looking
boots—such as treebOoters might wear—half
a bushel of potatoes, a few pears, a few
bunches of grapes, a dozen of apples, a hom
eopathic quantit) of cabbages and squashes
—one spelled p-u-m-k-e-n-g, and another
spelled p-u-m-p .i-l-n-g—some articles of a
_miscellaneous character, et viola lout.
Going up• stairs to the women's depart
ment, the situation became still more des-
Terate. , The everlasting needle-work ob
truded itself from every nook and cranny.
•Wc,rsted dogs with pink eyes stared me
out a countenahee. Gentleman's slip
pen made up, gentleman's slippers not
made up, tucked skirts and embroidered
chemise-yokes, the irrepressible home
made picture-frame of shells lichen, or
pine cones; hair work,.' wretched pencil
drawing, juvenile maps of both hemi
spheres, and two pots of flaunting dahlias.
Not a loaf of bread, not a pound of butter,
not a cheese, not a fhwer worthy of the
name. It was a pathetic spectacle, yet no
One seemed to grieve, and this was the
worst feature of all. To be conscious of
one's deficiencies is to be half way on the
road to reform. To be Content with what
is so bad that there can be hardly anything
worse, is to deny the cure of the most skill
ful physician. Looking upon the throng of
thin, sallow women, it was sufficiently evi
dent why their department told such a piti
ful tale. They ignored a healthy, out-door
life, and therefore had no floral exhibition.
The old simile of women and flowers seem
. -ell a satire. They did not know the mean
ing of good bread, and hence could make
n o ne ; Doubtful saleratus biscuits and
griddle-eakes had marked them for their
own. There is time to make 'unnecessary
slippers, tucks and embroideries, but there
is no time or inclination to learn how to
make i real, the — m)E.t vital of all articles of
diet, that upon which health and happiness
depend
11l ^l,l :4 tlrrr ' , nue
-
• ri : It 14 pltl
Near u K Dole country full.
With inanity in both parlor and kitchen,
4 Vlicre brave men and noble women to
come from ?
fhre tiouabie Pei...opage%
A Tether mil:Vac trio here at the Mer
chants' Hot? 1, Dayton, Ohio, on Sunday.
These were .Mr. awl Mrs. Duke, and a
cousin, a -Sit. A., - ehelesicon, all trout the vi
cinity of. Logikiisport., Indiana. Oommenc
ing at the largest, we Will remark that Mrs.
Duke weighs four hundred and two poutids,
down weight. Her husband is deformed, '
*, and moves about in a stooped posture, with:
his hands testing on his feet. and lie.wcighs
less than a hundred pounds. Mr. Arch
deacon, the cousin, is a dwarf, measuring
-two feet eleven inches in heteht, and weigh
ing sixtypounds. These people are natives
of - FaVetteville; Pennsylvania, and were on
their way thither on a visit. Altogether, they
attracted marked, attention: Dint. Duke ou
account of her monstrous size; the bus
.' band from his deformity, and his inequal
match for his whe ; and Archdeacon from
his diminutive size. Despite her great size,
Mrs. Duke israther bahtisome, and she wad- •
died around in such a citarming..way—,thAt,,
she rather won on . the •cttriona':Croiid
who were ix instantly on the watch to get a
view of lorbancl, who went
around doubled hp, seemed to be in - a per
petual stew, and aid not like the exhibitit,hs
of citritisity on [LA part of tie crowd. The
little Archdeacon took matters very coolly,
not evincing the ieas, annoyance on account
of the 1111U241141 attention he attracted.
And however much Mis. Duke and her
Arclateachon cousin Riley.-` rePsh the
trip, we think Intke will get tired of it
before be gets . to .F:tetleVille. We under
. stand that "it4ents" %lye freqneutly ileen
to see the Dukes, for the purpose of, intinc
, Inv them 10 go into the suow
and it is .aid that Mrs. D. bus not been
' averse to traveling one season-jolt to s e e
a Mlle I.IIoIC a the world than one con in
Indiana; hut Mr. D. ever been averse to
it, and Shrinks from making an exidbitieu
of hit/Ist-If, T.t,is trio are estimable people,
aced itre Inoich rest:tete,' where they liv.e;
' and their noted ito in personal ap
• • pearance, ex,' the -,vonder they create t very
, where they go. is, our excuse for this public
.mf.ution of them.
o so-
Belt (.;ate.
' Yekterday operatiorr, at Hell Gate were
-more satisfactory than on any of the Pre.
virtue days, and 1114 established the .rill..
cieney or tire new drilling machine. For
.'• the bent fit of the MIIII fOrlfleti; itMay be re
peated here that the difficulty in removing
..tothaittriim rocks ,1018 been the inability to
ririll holes iu them in deep vritter. The Ma
-1 (mine which Mr. thlielboorite hsti contrived
meets this difficulty. It was pot overboerd
; • ;yesterday, when the tide wits rushing with
its gleams& force, and :et down upon the
rocks to a depth of tiArty-five feet. Stems
wafturned oh. and the visitors aw tilted the
.=exult. The signal at once indicated ti
• the drill shaft was sevolving and ilet.cend.
lag, which it continued to do until, by tile
regular :action . of tee machine. it was
vered, trod revolved up awls. No_ .one
could tee the drill : but if it worked then as
it ba.,l 'werlted before on dry land, a hole
iSix feet deep 'must have been, bored.
TOre il - 114 .110 . ressati to iloubt;:,,lbitt
it had deue . p.o, and a diver starteddriftl
.verify the fact. bursts strong was thetide,
that as soon as he witched the water, his
feet were carried away frofn tinder hiar and
1 -he twang out on the surface, being enable
•to keep himself perpendicular though hold
. ing - on hfirst to the heavy. ropes which an
t
cooed the drill. Only the heavy weightpf
the Machine,' five tons, kept , it from sway
- ing,in the water, or overturning at the hot
,
torn. When- the' rush' of the tide bad
. - - abated, the diver went down, and found
smooth even hole, drilled throtigh a loose
rod( on the top down intothe solid reef be
! .netttli.- The nu:chine hitt done and recorded
its work faithfully; it drilled a hole six feet
i deep in the swift and boiling current of Hell'
Gate. This was a 'substantial triumph.
Generally, work v im *
go ou only in slack
water; in this instanee the contractor wished
test,blit machine in the worst 'stage of the
t - tide: The operations will now go forward
steadily and careful] I f
3, 1111. Min tints tit
lane their progress shall- be fully reported.
Y. Silt.
o—onas---_ •
' Tan. : battle in the House on the Pacific
Railroads is joined. Mr. Wailiburne'leiloft
In x startling exhibit of figuies, alioWing
*bat we are ached to do ia-this matter of
railroad subsidies.
_Here is a partial list
. 1T 92(1 3IS,VVI
Ce..tr.i i• •,1114:31 4 !altlorm,:a 14 7.4 17,3%
111% , 0n Pr:0111 , :. 1.44,4%.rn 101TINau 143 Wn
1,4 011 N: (T. 7 Pleifie 11.1`2.{.10
IV , 4..Prli Y COO
Ate'Les.a apd P1k3 1 4, 4' 3,04 ........ .. . ... 4:0344 , 0
1ir.1313 . .t3; 17111011 9,00.tt0
I'm al :...... .... ..... ..... •....• . • .. ••••$44 :ra.r.to
tie then proceeded to allow that the projita
r of the Compßntes building a single hue 400
miles,long would amount to an uggregkeLe
4.) . f 1$1,3640 ) 000 1
=
MEM
CLIPPINGS.
Tint correct pronunciation of Greek and
Lathn has recently been the subject of ani
mated discussion in England, and a mem
ber of Cambridge Uniyersity, has published
an eitendcd article in the Philological Jour-
nal, advising the adoption of :the continen
tal method, that is; assimilating the vowel
sounds to those of thejltalian language.
SAN FRANCISCO is doubled up with small
pox. Infected houses 'are guarded by special
officers, and a strict quarantine enforced,
the atmosphere of the city, undergoes a
purification by a continuous fumigation with
chlorine carted about the streets, "portable
chlorine generators" are kept in private
houses and carried about in coat-pockets,
and passengers cling to the platforins of
street-carg i• refusing to ride inside for fear
of contagion. •
THE style of buildings in Chicago is best
described by the Times of that city: "There
are not ten prominent buildings in Chicago
that are not burlesques upon what they
should be, and the sight of which would not
cause the architects•of the Augustan era to
turn in their coffins, could they be permitted
to look upon them. • We are as far from what
we should be, as hash is remote, in quality,
from a perfect dinner. In fact, hash is a
term which best describes eleven•tweltths of
our buildings. They consist of the odds,
ends and remnants of whit Was served up
by the artistic caterers of an earlier day."
Such frankness , in a Chicago paper is truly
remarkable.
THE tallest chimney in the world is, said
to be that at the Port Dundas Works, Glas
gow, Scotland. Its height from the foun
dation is 468 feet; above the ground 454
feet, the foundation being 14 feet deep.
The outside, diameter on a level with the
ground is 34 feet, at the top 12 feet 4 inches,
The most wonderfpr part of the story of
thii lofty chimney_ is that, having been
twisted out ,of the vertical line to the extent
of 7 feet 9 inches, by a violent wind before
the mortar was •hardened, human skill has
'reduced it to a perfect perpendicular again:
The mortar was sawed out on the wind
ward side so as to allow the chimney to
settle sufficiently to restore the perpendic
ular.
SIIIPBUrLDING ON TUE CLYDE.—The re
turns of shipbuilding at Greneock, on the
Frith of Clyde, for the year 1868, have just
been published. The number of vessels
built was 210, with an aggregate of 169,006
, --
tons and 15,222 nominal horse power.
Though the number of vessels built in 1867
was 242, yet the tonnage was only 113,095,
and the horse power 14,844. It is reported
that while the shipbuilding trade On the
Thames remains at a staud•still, _the busi
ness on the Clyde is increasing every year.
This prosperity Is attributed to the lower
rate of wages, and the cheaper prices at
which coal and iron can be obtained on the
Clyde. The London. Shipbuilding trade, it
is asserted, would be extinct were it not for
they,overunieut contracts given to the firms
in the metropolis of England.
*THE iiIIeCCEP ,/f some of the. most popular
neWsppers .in the world has turned upon
their TUcation of novels,,tiot always of
• • - ,
the highest class. Indeeclot is well known
that the beet novels do nut run the beat in
perhrdicals. The career of the London
di.7lo* llili —a. paper perhaps few in this coun
try know auything - about, and not many, of
the educated class . in . Eueland ever see
precisely illn4trates this. It was started in
1815. G. W. Reynolds and Eugene Sue
wrote continuous MHO( 'ila. it, giving.:it a .
cireulation surpriaing for those days:4o,ooo.
In 1845, Mr. J. F. Snaitka stories ran its
list up to between 300,000 and 40,000. in
1854 one of his stories gave it a kali million
circulation. .Tne sequel is instructive. ' A
man .4 real : genius took • hold, and Charles
Reade's "White, Lies" mused a rapid *de
cline. I'll V resorted to re-printing Scott's' novels—it, rapped fifty 'per cent,.
a i lat
In the ''.. lone aux. Roses," a play now
running at the .Paris Oahe, there are three
tableaux.' which . all the wonders of stage
mechanism have never attained up tope
present. One is . an Italian idyl, a landscape
front..,Lef!pold .Robert's fatuous palating
•Calletilitel'HarveSt." The 'peasantry . lanc,-
mg - !teak . the Southern sun to the' quick
Tsient;lla movement, the lOw img of the
eatileand tee giacetul groupieg ui the
figures are perteetly artistic. The second
grand tableau_ is the feast given by Cteaar in
his ducal palace; all the volaptuouine,sa of
the East end depravity, of Babvion are reit
d eri , ti anis? vi S idly ; wine overflows, a thou
'sind lights glitter,Whaile ballet nymphs like
sirens enchant the intoxicated guests. nut
tam• banquet is the conflagration of the
palace. The stage is covered with sheet
iron, and-no less than 1,500 piece iof train
mg embers, suproseci to be the Maims, roofs
and wails, are tossed up by artificial flumes
The crackling of the wood, the thundering
crash of dOrnes falling iu, the vrrit iting Of
the spirals and nt ter dismay ef. the surprised
tolCiery are almost painfully depicted.
i !t.
tithes six hours every day to put up t e
.dr.cal palace behind the scenes,for it-raust
be artistically constructed, and" one piece
placed on another with precision. _
P E CI AL
1 , , • - :".;t 4 IPIRALON'S
PAPHIAN LOTION,!'
iroit REA 11T1111.1051 THE i•K IN. AND. COM-
Realvvell
Elmore. %loth L'Antehe's. Tan. etc... renderko the
..in tdoonane. Ladieb ,n the
"../r,ory It. 11 For a en;;,:inte.- - nrter
4;lxvin,..:. It bah no volt:. " I-1 1 .
I'AV.kN •1,1 1. 1"
'Ate rely . reliable t , :nattir ter disear , rr and blue-
Isbell of the skin.
PILILORT'S "F,a7Tltd
ir , , e the toilet., Niiirm.ry Rath; will Lot 0310 Ow
skin. Price, 'ds p*r
"17."L01C Dr. raikro,"
.
T'ernitue ikir the
4,11.11,a443, (11nL1111( Sill- I.y ntt Drill-4 Mb.
pliAlAppi_ at soN.:l::,•tv ork. INIIENNEI7I
jeA:r9-Ifira
Ak 601(1E.
Thitisooldid Nair' DYe tree Srl WOrld:
the only true and orreot.l, Iyu; 1 yu; Iplyzaiuss.
lut;t4altariqoas:' so didskitpolutme...t; no
Ltb; reme•ileis the DI *acct. or, :nvtg.i
rateb 'bud Ici.vet. the flab e4r. 1:41/1 ktaiattni.
hrruni. 6(114114 . all Druppl2:B3ml rer‘i.:l3ert;.na
Igit';;c3 °rl4.
_.M"'",MARRIAIDIFI AND , CAI 3, Cif
Essay forY:,ung ewe on er•iale.or
Rode. and the D 14157. Sat; wad A rtirS' ,, , wava
ate Impediments tu Ala% ith rl
lure
of rtlief.....iient• Iu seait.l I.: tit r
charge. Adit•iect, Dr.. 4.l(itALLq 1111CUll N,
Ilowa4d A.4olatian. Philafte;plo4. Pa. la:9
tOr tiv.iiple TO. M.t REAM:F.-
I'o it,r * Men's Guide Po Happy Marrow and
Conjugal •P 0, 14. y. Intalifll , . .lewd lwewvot
lent ruyFmnu,, oa (be Error. and A 1.11.1, 11Irldritt
to Yontu I v Manhood, t. at PI clad Ptter
Vetol et, rreo or charge.' Add:.ba HO% AHD AS.
h0eya.714)1.4. ;lox. P., ehlladelphili, Pt. tryPolu:AT
AUCTION SAitES.
•
it B. B. 11511T1E6Q6 St CO.
Bev"' SHOES AND CARPETS
FOR 11111 , 1,1014;
.
SIVIITI9SON'S EMPORIUM,
t. AND 37 FIFTH AVENUE.
Ilfreerx. H. D. tiAt ITtISON Ir Co.. I. , ..prietorn of
the. known 11.,,,m.5ti Auction I , leaffe ore erste,
tthA alf..exellemeet .(mufaee,felsi. 011,41 •;.lif, arrive! oh
to'sr k.puflb walall are erthg Yw.l at, remarkable low'
asosal every vkitle , yt thr :Neat ttevylvi
ets the tu , at sertlinuaelst trsliiffr:%l gral,ei, and
nnilr ' t , 11'0(.6, ?•dpin f r. eke., ,flahntle.,
furriery arta ~al ;•,,ta. Call awl
exu efisfe. no trouble L4l. •Kooda. •1444.11e.0.•
relsrea , end children'', filo, .Mlt I , lntObt lour urn
yr:cs;s, E • 4e'isi Werlaated reprwmtv.l
' ; f . , ' • 1-'1
PITTSBifIt4U_za,AZErTE,
SEE
NATIOXAL
LIFT INHIBIT ME,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Chartered by special Act of Cougresr,
Approved July 25, 1888.
Cash Capital - $1.000,000:
Branch Office : PHILADELPHIA,
FIRST NA NAL BANK BUILDING
Where the genera. business of the Company is trans
acted. and to which all general correspondeace
should be addressed.-
DIRECTO an. •
Jarcooke. Philada. E. A. Rollins. Washin.
C, H. Clark, Pidlada. Henry D. Cooke. • Wash.
John W. Ellis. Cincinnati. Wm. E. Chandier,Wash.
Wm. o:Moorhead. Phila. John D. Deirees.. Wash.
Geo. F. Tyler. Phila. Edward Dodge, N. York.
J. Hinckley Clark, Phila. H. C. Faunestock, N. Y.
• OFFICERS.
C. H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Fixance and Executive
Committee.
EMERSON W. PEET, Phila., Seel and Actuary.•
E. S. TURNER, Washington. Ass't Secretary. ,
FRANCIS G. SDII9 H, M.D., Medical Director,
J. EWING. MEARS. M.D.. Assn Medical Director.
ffo
N. • Washington.
D.*. GLISe. 31.:D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WM. E..CHANDLER, Washington D. C.
GEORGE 'HARDING. Philadelphia.' Ps.
This Company, Di ational In its character, offers by
reason of the Larg- Capital, Low Rates of Premium
and New Tables, the most desirable means of in
sn ring life ) et presented to the public,
The rates of premium being largely reduced, are
made as favorable to the insurers as those of the
best 'Mutual Companies, and avoid all the complica
tions and uncertainties of Notes, Dividends and the
misunderstandings which the latter are so apt to
cause the Policy-Holders.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre
sented which need only to be understood to prune ac
ceptable to the public, such as INCI IbII • PRODUCe
-0 POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM romu V.
In the former, the policy-bolder not only secures a
life insurance, payable at death, but will receive, if
lining , after a period of a few years. an annual in
- corns cotvrt in fen per cent. (IU per OMNI.) of the par
of his policy. The 1 ttnr the Company agrees to re
turn to rhs meowed fie total amount or m o ney aek,as
pa% in, in audition to the amount s( his policy.
Tbe sttention of per-'fin s contempcating insuring
tiwir lives or increasin g' the, amount of Insurance
they already base, Is called to the special advant
ages offered by the National , Life Insurance Cum
pane_
t irculars, Pamphlets and full particulars given on
application to tile lirasch ,dice of the Company In
Thilade,phla, or Its Uenet al Agents.
irerl.ocAl. M.ENTS ARE WANTED In every
City and Town; and applications from competent
parties for snch witch s with sultablueudorseuseri,
should be addressed. THH CoSI PA N -;-
,Fital. ADEN:ft! UN.L.T. In their restaxtive die-
Wets..
0,1.'4E1141. 'AGENTS:
V. R. CI.P.It K ,*
yor PrI.I7I4VITMIIIi ).4)utheru e w Jerst-y.
t 4 :00K FA Ci Wathiugtou. 1).
For 31try!and. Delaware. Virginia, I)l.triet of
Colombia anti Welt Virg min_
ft.l Ft. aiinV . AY at
Arent); for Alleg4).111. ltearer, 11taler. Mercer snit
Washington count)«..
For furtntr particu'.ars AdliTtiA N. 1.1 - V.l tIiSELL.
Manager for thueral Agtut,, iterrl6l , uee.
aiLZ:htivtr
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE CO.,
OP. PITTXIIIIRGEE.
Office,' NO. 424 .1 3 1 7 :NIY. ST.,
RobL Dickson, Robt. Llddeit, W. J. le,rlglaY.
G. biedle O. Yin Buren,F. Kirk'.
K. H. Niers. J. Hangwisch Chris. hie ben.
1.. J. Blaashard; J. Weisser, delilleecket
NIKESTEEN INSURANCE CORI.
PANT OF PITTSBIJBOH..
=ANDES NIBLICK, President.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
CAPT. onotwr, NEVA), General Agent.
Omee, DI Water street, Bpang A Co.'s ,Wszer
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Wlll inzure against all kinds of Fire . and Marine
Risks. A. home Institution., managed by Directors
who are well known to the couunuuli*, and who art
determined by promptoest and Überility to main.
min the diameter vrkkb they have assessed, as of.
feriag the hest protection to those who desire to be
iuqured.
INSURANCE
OF THE
WASHINGTON, D. C
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD
BARNES,. Surgeon General U. S. A., Witab'n.
HORWITZ, Mat Medical Department U. S.
111 NATIONAL TUTS? CO. NOILLHNO.)
DIIiTICToRS
R. MYERS, President.
BT. DiCKBON, Vice President.
BT. J. Bit lEB, Treasurer.
J. AL BIETZ. Secret►rr.
MEM
Alexander liamlati Jona E. Yc
K. Miller, Jr., Clarice,
J" 8 " BfcAulaYi William i. Evros
render Speer. J Nicol% Kirk pio.rlCA.
Aloirew Acklen, Heynirr,
David M. Long, Wm. Noniron,
I). Inmsen. • nor
IMPERIAL
FIRE, INSURANCE CO.,
op i.orrriorr.
IttsTATILISIIED 1803. OABH CAPITAL. PAIL
UP AND INVINTED Ft' KUM P.SitlECD
es,oos,opo
insnritaco nolnst Yin naectini on if.onses and
Jaulinlnge, Boons W Ares and Alereliand leo, Steam
hunts. L'ollolew 1156110 d paynlin• in goW or cur •
moan . sr Vatted Mates Ersiten Office; 49
Agin, New York. .
manes of the Unite! States lirsairii tffll lw "W
-inston in New York.
.1. V. ALoZaIIG3SJLTN, .11. gent.
, InT2BBIIIIGH,
Orticip. 67 VOITETH STREET..
MIL. L &'t IfLlci aleoAgain let tb • idenhat
tem Mit humiliate Vompany. .e5:112
IDIENNSYII e V4NIA •
A. I
OIStMAIi6E. COLOPAtiY OF FITTTSBURBH.
OFLIt Z. No. 1073.; WOOD STIMET, DANIS 0/
COMP6RHOE BOILDING. -
.Ims Compnny, and instant) against WO
by Fire egalublvto. • •
itiA.l:l) IV/LTECR, ?resident.
C.. c. Vices Probideut. I.
Ii()EFJCT PATI:IIAC, 'treasurer.it IetrILLILEH Y. S.3.sratary.
DI.JIgCTOSti3:
UeorciVntzon,
tie°. . Evans,
J. C. appt,
J. C. Irletner,
John Vnegsley,
.Irnntori.
j,i,ons.l , lllti tit or.
Isui
.1 ppot ,
J0i1.7.1t
.1 .
itomry N)1•9+,11.
'AGAINST LOSS :.F3 - 4 FIRE.
FiIMOLIN INSURANCE• CU. OF PHILADELPHIA.
area*. 435 4.437 vitr.t4T NUT 31%, Nrmi.jins
DI !Lit 170411
431karled .f. I:atelier, ' 1 klor•to.t.ml H. Lthilit ,
COWAN VjAallet, , Intvid 1. lirora :
1
Hunnel (*rant. hos.° r.... 5.,
01)
49. R. Air.ltb, '- • Edwarti C I.mile.
..ritr Vy, tlebstrui 0 -..! rgAto.
Veorrni Ci.bntda,, rale%
u.Prealtir mi..
.taiW• C,.1114ir President.
W. U. tlrgarf.m, ry.pr
J. tiAI.tOIIII".R.O I ..I.VVIN,
.NOTIAI Veht tinnier 2'}lnl wad WOO4l htreetn.
pf,• ; r v i4iEfF : h Cl/J.INC E COY
07 Mfr.. N. R. 00Ittitelt W04)9 it FIFTTI
A More emputy, telf.ll4 Fire eid Marine RAW
;Glint:Tann: •
. Capt. John b. itheads,
ilatuuel nhriver.
Charles Arbuckle,
Jamul M. Brush,
Win F. Lang,
, atuuel plet;rickart
egtdPut. •••
Presldebt. . .
leczecs iy.
IN. General Agent.
Wm. Militia.,
Joan WELL,
&gin S. Parks„
Capt. isete
Wm. Vl2l Kirk. .
Jeirtep 13. Venter,
`WK.' PRI - LIAM PI
JOIIN W ATT;_ Vice
W.
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EG . 1 % ENT INSURANCE COlll.
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ERN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY;
• OF ALLEGBECF, PA.
Nine in Franklin Savings Bank Bnlidlcg
4.3 Ohio St., Aliozhon7.
A FIOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
known to the connnunity, who trust by fair dep.:int,
to merit a share of your patronage.
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HENRY IRWIN,
GE©. RIDDLE
DIRECTOR*:
Henry Irwin, !ELT:. Pa ciersun, IledrY[ Uerwl,gl
(l eo. t.I Riddle, ',lamb nz. Got. len Yatar,
Simon Drum, jJ. R. I...nit 1., J acoli
W. M. Stewart,!Ch., I'. IV idston, Joseph. Craig,
Jos. Lutuner, H.J.I! Zlnlz.and, Jeremiah Kam):
splo:da.,
ATIONAL INSURANCE-CO.,
OF THE CITY OF ALLEGHENY.
ce, No. 89 FEDERAL STREET, entrance on
- ton Avenue.
Btoc
FLEE' INSURANCE ONLY.
W. W.-MARTIN, President
JAS. E. STEVENSON. Secretart.
DIRECTORS:
A. H. English O.II.P.WMIams
Jno. A. Myles,e, Lockhart,
Jas. L. Graham, Eobt, Lea,
Jho. Brown, Jr. Geo. Gent,
0017:n3.4
FOR SALE--.K.NAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.
.1 Acre at Woode'Run.
4 Acres awe HonSe in East Liberty.
El Acres, unimproved, on Troy Hill.
A Acres on Greensburg Pike.
5 Acres on Four Mile Run Boa lA Allies from
P. C. R. R.
70 Acres near P. F. W. & C. R. R.
118 Acres near Pa. R. 8., Westmoreland county.
90 Acres at H ill Side Station. Pa, R. It.'
4 Farms In Preston county, West Virginia.
180 Acres in Armstrong county, underlaid with
coal.
&OS Acres and good improvements, In Trumbull
county. Ohio.
900 Acres of Timber land, with Save-Mill and
dwellings.
Hones and Lot on Center Avenue, near Kirk
patrick.
House and Lot on Vicroy street.
House and Lot in East Liberty.
• House and Lot In Mansfield.
House and Lot on Carroll street, Allegheny, •
House and Lot on Beaver avenue.
2 Houses and * Lots, very cheap. on Vine street.
Si Lots, very cheap, on Vine street.
2 Houses and Lot on Franklin street.
1 House of 9 ROOMS and 2 Lots on Roberts St.
Farms In Illinois. Missouri and West Virginia.
Coal Lands In Allegheny, Westmorel.tod. Fayette
and Beaver counties In Penna.
Hommel of 9 Booms In the 17th ward; rent $309
3 do. of 3 do. do. 17th do. do. 144
do. of 3 do. do. 12th do. do. ISO
do. of 6 do. doe Bth do: d... 360
1 do. of 6 do. do. Bth do. du. 300
1 do. oE 9 do. do. Rd do. do. 600
1 do. of 3 do. do. 6th do. do. 192
1 do. of 5 'do. do. oth do. do. 2440
1 do. of 4 do. du. 17th do. do. 108
1 do. a' 7 do. do. 2d do.
1 do. of 6 do. Grant stn et. '
The Itomees , tsat I haw . for rent will be rented
ve: y low to good len...ate for the balance of the ren
tal year
APPLY AT
_D. P. ILITCIPS REAL ESTATE MICE,
No. 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh.
MEM
2,000,000 ACR ES OF
OITOICBTATIDS FOR SATIF,
Unifilt Pacific 'Bailment Company,
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lying *tong if s :ti 'line or tile!, rtitsl,
. 6149 TO *5,00 PEI ACRE,
And 6 s C SC..."DI T Of f AVE
For fUrther partllntars, maul, h.C.; Address
MAIM Y. BEAKEREEX,
Land Coscmlatnoner, Topeka, Yana% 's
Or MAO. B. LAMEOSA.
QM
ATALUABLIE OAKLAND PROP-
V shi.E. a. neat. ..0 neiltenctage
house. conveniently arranged and good serd, r.
porticelo front. wide t " ; tar w n
dow, library, =orbit. 1111.1/1 1 / 1 .. etrao tp, oioK
room kitchen, large cellar, &AM
etc. Lot 100 Pert front. on Chartes street by 51110
dotty, Concord grape ',lntl, Pain's froll trees. to, is
shade tress, a tine view of tin M.m..ng.:h.ie river
and surrounc lug Wintry. situate 0 mintv es ' walk
frinn street ear., ht desirable lotatibq a •11 good
neighborhood. Cl.ll HEE RT &SUNS , .
Jai fib multhiteld street.
FARM FOR 'SALE—Coutaiiii.ug
1013 'Acura, two miles northwest of Salem,
Inklo. Three good iireharde; Sugar . Camp, Barn.
'Dwelling House, Carriage House and other out
llflings. Will uichuge tor city property. Terms
my. leer full particulars inquire of
tral:b72l
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and Lots for sale In all_psits of the city and au
f.erbs. Also, several trAMid In good 'bastions.
Also, a small WOOLEN FACTORYrwith 110 acres
of land, and good ImProvements, which I will sell
!hasp and on reasonable terms. Business Houses
to let on good streets. Private Dwelling Houses for
rent in both cities: For further particulars inquire
W/LLIAII WARD,
Intlll9 Grant' street. opposite Cathedral.
WiN'T)ICAL.
slJ>—Another,'lMANllooNevl
MEDICAL PAMPHLET, f rota the pen o
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Die. Duirris. The Medical Times say sof is work
This valuable treatise on the cans e a d cure o
premature decline, shows ho health te l impaired
through secret abuses of youth and man ood, and
how easily regained. It gives a clear synopials of
-the Impediments to m arriage, the cause Ind effect,
of nervous debility, end the remedies therefor." I,
pocket edition of the above will' be ice warded. OR
recellit of 25 ceAts, - 11y - addrergirig Doe tor 01111•
TIS, No. 58 North Charles tttr..2l. Ittltletnre, ?Lil t
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. Price, .r(.o' cruo. A LEVII! ID, t.fher THr
D IFATIDLA.I. TVOTATII.E.!a.. lo,ct ,I:r.diral Claw tif
BWr5lA 2 .t orr?.t , c it. vr cuwElifd t\'.-
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Etritr , Aon ., ...ict .* l I.obsilly filatil:r4watrar Ate to Ma - ,
rOar y.etwritilyf. NerroCsucrb,--o.m..stoolicir. ICtil•
!cps, :am: rltv. :Gems.! s.r.tt P.91 , ,;4cal I.ncti ully,. re.
iultlic frctri NIA(' Alms', &C., .1r; it'AL. I. 'Alm , '
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to t'HAS. ,1..
C. ICLINY it Co. 1.127 r I ONV Kra' .
ti F.W YVlr.li. riv. , ,ITOTFICX 80116416 .\ 100 Dr
rjulv t rrrell'il " . ..4strri.n.rc qulde,” oricr Id rents,
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Awn'ZlP 10U . 1%;44 MEN AIIOUT
Itlqesit.344 forleoung Alton,
On the irriir4, Al.nmes sad 36e- ; . 1 - ..eldent tr
y o uth awl cultn.ine hutninst viev ,
.4/ ilenimeu , eati.l cm. * coal 11111M1.1 fn tyr•ale4
freoll charicr ' Addremo, 110 IVA igi) !vs.
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BILLIARD 'TABLES:
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.4,3IERICA.N BILLIARD TABLES,
AND °ORDINATION OCIBRIONN.
tiadlsoutablyibe best In use: , NEW IMPROVE,
11EN'rm, Patented Nov. 116th,. ,1801' s and April
%Ist, 1868. Everything relating to billiards of the
beat quality and lowest larlcs always on hand.
Our NEW CUE TRIMmitR, Patented ILA, sth s
1008, price 511.50—a great success.
ninatrated price flits Cent on application. Address
PUELAN & coLtagrnna.
03, .
08.67 and 60 CitOttite Pr., New Yo•:k Vitt ,
Irtheidiywis
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NATI IST COMMON
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Metekit4#3 Mo)te 3rarics.
NcOrLh , P4st tamer of Vest Oinult , ol. hAleighorty.
lolLialrit A TVA.I.MILL .k. CU.
Hart JA hand or r . itiart on ano7t, notice Beane
a 2 . 4 tu
1 Alto ncti, Vlx.re for :41,u:walks; Brewer?
Vaulis, ke. iiimi mtd Tomb BCoate, &e.
Urdolie 1,40/4141Y P444Cllliptl. rX14:1.4 ICILICIZIADiII
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..rsresideut.
,Stertpary,
IJno. Thompson
It o . s a. M gße,
Jacob Kopp.
BI 74
St. Ts.9le. Stltynnrl
SAMUEL PATTERSON.
On the Premises
S'TQIv E.
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LEGAL.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
...A. Allegheny County.latate of Pennsylvania. Par
tition 1., Krittit.3, No. 109. January Term. 1860
Ann Holeahlo and Agues Ifoldshtp verses June
!Campbell, Henry Camp p ard Campbell. Sam •
.r.el3. rh,elds and Ha, rqct Shields his w••,. James
C. Pearson and Wm, Wilson an 1 Emily Wilson Ids
wifk, heirs of Jane • amp'. den'o; l.enry.c Knox.
u m, B. Knox, E. C. Dewey and S..rult, /Jew. y Ws
wile, Jam. a Knox. Martha Knox. .lira A n 31. Da.
vidson noel .1 tine H. 3icAl3 , Ter, hels of Hugh Knox.
deceased: James Knox,
George Knox and stn!ili
Knox, beim of Wilthin Knox, deed: James Knox,
Samuel B. Knox, George Knox, Ann Armstrong,
Joon 31. Kirk, James 3: irk, { William F. k irk, John.
I Marshall mad Nancy his wife Dante 1 Kleser and
Sarah Li. his wile, Mri. Elizabeth Burnett, Phil%)
Deltrlch ate Mary his wife, George F. Kirk. Aaron
Brooks and. Ann 11. his wife, and William 31. D o ty
and the Issue of his wife Jane Doty, deed; M. rcy
Lowell George Cro,i•nover, John ..edge and lia..-
hah his miles Crownover, Robert
LucreriaPPl,rlv, Allnlrin Skenkle and Almira hie
wife, Mary 3i ann. John K. lie' nett, Josephine S.
Kennett, I seem J. Bennett. George 31. *Bennett,
base Jeukinson, Wm. a Frazee and Relaxes - his
wife, Thomas 31Inshall, George K. MI a shall, Bobt.
P. Blush all and Byrani L. 311._e 1, 01. 11 , irs of Geo.
Knox, (lewd. lieirs at law of Agnes Knox, deed,
late of thecity of Pitts.hurgh.
131114111..1 by plaintiff: fir the partition or Fale, of
the real eateete of AglieB Knox. oec'd, lateofthecity
of Pittsburgh. , who died in 1854; The real es
tate consist Of two lots on Fifth street, (now Firth
act:alley he the city of Pittsburgh, one fronting on
Fr tit aren't- tannic one hundred feet Mid on Market
street about tie rty feet, and the other fronting on
Fifth avenue about twenty•two leet and ru..niug
back atone Market alley about thirty feet; on which
are erected one brick and three MIMS buildings.
The he hi of la Vilna Knox, deed, who was a broth
er of Agnes Knox, and have the on• Interestin
said t.ropet ty, are unknown. One ol his sons. James,
wnen last heart horn., lived near Cincinnati, Ohio.
I lie defendants above named are notified and re
quirt-el to cause an appearauce to be entered fur them
In Fuld Court. and to answer sold bill, on or before
the 4th Monday of January, 1889. or In default
thereof the hill will he taken prs'eont,tso,.and a de
cree ma.le against them In their absence.
MMIIMOMMic=
JACOB H. WALTER,
L. S. Prothonotary.
WHITE & SLAGLE,
Attorneys for I'lalntltr.
IMIM
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.-By
virtue of an order of sate Issued ouof the Or.
Court of Allegheny County,the undersigned,
execn•or of the last will of Dr. JESSE , PENNEY,
dec'd, will elpose at PUBLIC SALE on the premi
ses, on THURSDAY, the 11th day cf FEBRUARY.
A. D. 11369, at 2 o'clock P. R.. all Diet certain
piece or parcel of land situated In the borough of
DicKeerport. County of Allegheny, and State a
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows,
•ii: Beginning on the southern side Of Penn street
InJanes. y's phn of lota in said, borough, at
urt-r a:0, No. 13. theuve south along tee lice
of 'sod l i 20 feet to an bile}; tlton , e east along
fish) site' 11 4 1 n..•t to Ihe line of Ilendvrsun•s lot;
theta.' I, laid 70 ,eet to Penn tome:, and thenve
by n ael Mgt feet to the piece of beglnoluK: be.
leg 3 part of lu No. 13 In ,ald
- For turthcr ovlleulnen tutiolee ott
I(O.IIELiT I , xetot"r.
Eliznb. Lb
1. r Jolt
.F. , torney, l'ultburgh
i4JA . KRUP I k -7 140. 6 . 1 $
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- 1 - - ; . :•: 1'F.F.1) STATES, fur the Wtoteru Dletriet. o
Pen vonia:
OLIVER ADAMS, '
a Bankrupt under the Aet of Congress of 'Starch
tt!, 11111. haling applied for a Discharge from
1..1 ht i debts. and other claims provable under said .
Act, ny order of the Court, notice is hereby gt,en to
al' pt.r.souii who have proved their debts. and other
per.ons litterested, to appear on the 28ru DAT
ur JA:9 lAlt V, 1809. at 10 o'clock A. M., before
b thl lIA R PER. E.g.. Registerln Bankruptcy,
at loss! nee, No. 93 Diane, tvi street, to show elate,
If say tiny , have, why a Discharge should not be
greeted to the said Bankrupt. And Partin: r, notice
I. s - ti en that the Second and Third Ms stings
f creditors of the said bankrupt. required by the
-27 di add 28th amnions of said Act. will he bad be
fore the salt! Register, at the mime Alum idol place.
„lam-Ito C. 31cCAND1.124 4 S. -
rpiii! IS TO GIVE NOTtell That
eu the Ile, day of January. A.1).1469. a war
rant to Bankruptcy was I:sued against the estate of
'6ll I.IA.Si 1.. of Pitaiurdh, in the
• utnts of Allegheny and istote 01 Penn,ylvania.'who
bas teen a nudged a Bankrup;.. n hh itSvn petit Uri:
Ma: toe payment of any debit. and slOyvery of any
isr,.p.rri 1: 4 invitLc; him or for
his use. vol the transfer of af.y prolierti byhlm. are
fora Ides 11 law; that a mre.ting of the creditors uf
the sxtd Boat ritw., to prose, tt itetk,s, and to
Cl3llO, ime or more asstg.nt-el of his - estiste will be
told at n Court of Bankruptcy. t be holds : it at the
utllct +'f the Itemster. No. 93 Diamond street, In
toe 4tv of Pittsburgh. lief ire dAld UF.I. HARPER,
in , Itrekter. on the :3341 day of January. A. 1).
ISt 9, at 10 o'clock A. M.
. • ' ' TCIOST AS A. Itt)WLET.
Jan U. Marsltsl,*as Tdeaav lager.
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rutti IS OS TO GIVE NOTICE TrIAT
ou. -toe 11 - ti. day of .Isuitgav, 1): 11169, a
:Vanua: iu ll.ur.ruptcy W &is feu avklust :
ISTATE OIL ADOLPiI RODELIIEI3II.II.
Of A.11.-gheor elry, I , the county to' ,‘llegtvzoot And.
ante Penn. yivattl.s, wit has been adinderct
I:saKropt. 011 lit , own petit/on; that-Lb, yny t tarnt of
au v.l, to s aoct dkOtv. - ry • f any property uolonittur to
%hat lionl.ruir to him ur for ld, hut, asl , l the ttrAnt
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fez 01 no. ioronerl4 by httu, its:e fjrboi. , esi ,bylaw:
that II tue•ttng or thu
err...tors, of the sold Illtak
/ ty ;.1./ IMO hair &Ws. and to ct.oo,e one or
more sof his t•st Ate, o ill be held st Court
of itrul: t owes, 414. Loitten at NO. Fe•irro.l
street. N:ke,,hut , c tty, .• leghenv you 0t...Pa..
fors JOHN N. ri`itsl ANTI E. Pert Revl4o , t, the
23th. ttny or ,Ftlanntr. A. 1!. DASD.
TUtr:fAla A. ROWLEY,
jal6:o.Sl 'U. :•!.. bier: oat. 'de :toot , er. •
ORDINANCES.:
ORDINANivE PIiOTI FO R
TWO "catlxiitii DIST MOTS, &C,
Ste. 1. Br ft ordained unit 'mailed by the tiel•rt
and 001111W,1 CI - mac( is ...flit:6. City of A iltrioto,y;land
it is heraw tuart , d by the authority of thy
That from •, f Lee tie 1a 01 Ja. 'Mal, to
.wharrenstl t,e idea - .too two ti•btri , •,.
known ft, I'l, and .W.••••ten• I Ander.
BOIL kill q•el minelhr 11ivi01• glint!. Of Ow
Nut: 2. Tv.' . 411.1rVet - I 411•• he. out In
cha.ge "fr. wh,riuo,t..r,
Mime V . wt •the. del meeting or
Ce4inel, w!II Iv- rt,4lll.re,
•odto la" lie .11,0 41:3 del) earl' for Int “11111-
011.044n:6S I it. dlttpli: reeeleica:. Ls con , Idcr
at,on tiletef..r the ni it, air. tolv w..tdett by law. •
.t. , b.e it:fib:at he Gib- lerri, - 10
adm 1 1 ,101 k tOo'er-l'eCll , o..fwliArfaig...&t. t.t ko”n the
‘‘ , .tar!it.tzoc.l • rtin: and XI, tktat flO ihrt,,,rro,,bNi i to
t ,i'
,•tt any p . . 411,11 he lea , ••:(%4•00t, t:C.• r
and 11,0,r tht:ir ditt,.4loo ' I,lvl for te , r.oli do
Abki he • able 0a tine Of live •41011%.4... tile -
nani,.• 00, r, non , era •1111.1.11ArliT bpon e 'let ion. -
K .2. 4 . I r.doe - • ti lia.116.111,• - •tr, Avi I trr pile.•d 1.. e
'a two:Lilly rquirit-ot httal,e.iv trait ..aeied' by ban.
to !he City Controller. Ullll. Ili (.11 nay lug to, the
City' 'freittin er at th, , any: ut.rioel , .•
to.t vi) 11114010 f to it.ortilUnDen CColdliel ittn
"w:(11 - or to tia.lu., ..y filregonnt.' ;And mon
And engettd into a law thla the Four
teertho,t3 ..f IA &Loa ry. tt o ar at' Oar 'Lord ulau
iltotwaut: eight ..!un,lred two at L,
J Alt ES Mr
- • PrfalJent of tk!leet council.
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• - • Prettident tel Campton Con. nil.
Attest:
11;
1); 1 , 1 - kcrEnno - 2", Clerk of gelefTeonnetl.
• it. LAYOulti. Clerk of Cowman , ':“lire7:4l.
RESOLUTKO2II 'lo' OPEN
. _ _
PERRY STREET.
Freite•d t Br 111..130..0 andCowanon comiell of
Mo. Ity 01 'tlore SII/k.i.T In
rr m ,t , P e.v nt irro,to:.ti(in Li. lUri a tic
Troy Hill M. mid 1.1ott.1; .1. AN. TWIN! ks
.n.l b. 11 4 r E llombv
uptivkintril vlcnt is tor legi tit.• Sli,m4,2e*
and be .•etlta in Aceowlntwe wl;ti the pio , e.ionn ut
the ~ : nt of d 1.4 t, A. 13.
104117. stud that tde Clerlo. of , rounet I hotifY them
of Ir Rropuhi:lntot. , . •
I )rAnt n-d and euaeted tato a law this the 14th day
ofJauuaty, A. L. /60J. • . • •
JAMES MenliLF.ll;
U.
JOHN S: 1,(.40Ty
Prealdent of Cotarneu ()Donal.
Attest: . ,
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I)..lllAcrtratitox, 'Clerk of Select Co , mrll.-
R. Du..vr(MTH, Clerk. of ConuttuuCuutail. tilo
WEIGHTS AND TiIEASU.RES
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a , 13.1141((0N.'
sei,oy of Weigida and Annaarea t
No. b FOURTH ntsl;it:T, • ' .
• Iteireen Unary sad FerryetreAtio.
Tt 4 ^•,. %vrnqttirls , •
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EXCre.L..IO46I. WOO..
11. & aIirNICIIVRON.,
Inulactarers and Deniers -
T.Abillt 0, Snuff, Cigars. Mrs's. to.,
FEDER/Lt. PST.. ALLEEMSNY.
AMUSFg. !cT~.
aF`'.l EWj OPERA HOUSE.
Lessee..
Stanager
SPECIdr, NOTICE.—To avoid the crowd about
the box t lii eat uttrht, It t:• rePpeetfully Intimated
to the pat, s etatllshrit , nt thut .seate can
he eecureo •luring the clay from 9 o'clock A. H. to
4 p. u.
lIIMORMSKIE
TTITS. (Friday) EVENING, JanuarY 22.
Tile Incr,:ase , enthusiastic and crowded boutes to see
CLOKIN DA AND.JF.NKINI 4 ,
Caanot. be ti'bregardec ', . I:upeateu to-night
Leflingwell 5l at Mee at 2 o`e ock t-st.ordar
""a: -- P ITT S BUR G H TITi
,EATRE.
If. W. WILLIAMS 'ole Lessee and Manager.
l'enionb,r your Lest ellauee to see
'IHE GREGORY'S
TRANS-ATLANTIC CO3IBINATION
THE MINIATURE CI RC
Gertrude's Learned QuAdruneda.
Little Bessie Gregory Mists Leona Covende•. Jean,
Albert. Arthur and Willie. IThe Elviuz Men of the
Air. . •
ANEW BILL TO-NIGHT.
Last Grego y Matinee on Saturday.
tO''''BUDNELL'S -INUSE I UM AND
PARLOR MENAGERIE,
.
Tl;te Great Family Resort°.
FIFTH AVENUE, between Emithileld and Wood
streets, opposite Old Theatre.
oig-Open Day and Eyening, all the year round.
Admission, 25cents: Ckildren, 16 ct nts.
mf-ORPHANS , Rums
BASEMENT OF CATHEDBAL.
ADMISSION
The splendid newly organized Cathedral. Brass
Band will enliven the Falrevery evening. de=
"FAIR IN RIAN
Pair for the benefit of the
New Catholic Church
In the village of Mansfield will open on the 18th of
JANUARY, and will continue for two weeks._Tralns
on the Panhandle road leave the Union Depot -Itor
Mansfield daily at 3:1'65 and 4:55 P. m., returning
at 11. e . M jal2
Vir'PROF. CARPENTER'S
FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADVIL
No. 75 THIRD STREXT, is now op en for th e re.
eeption of pupils. Class days and ours—For Li-
Masters and Misses. Wednesday and Saturday;
at o'clock V. 24. For tientlemen--Tnesday and
leriday Evenings, at 8 o'clock. Private lesson'
given. Circulars can be had at the Music Storer
awl. at the Academy. Classes out of the city I,
convenient, attended to.
Sir Hall to let to Select Parties ,se4:v7ll •
J%19:d.2
DRUGS AND GEE
H.ENDERSI)N J. tit. BROTIIE Op
266 Littertt , streeL DE stens La thugs, ealpua
awl eatent medicines. ' tasns
W. MACHEOWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGS `'TS,
AND Ol
Ettaelb<> l2' C>ll_
lOTED 70 NO. 195 lIBERTY STREET,
YITT.I.IIJTEGEI7 , PENNL.,
V, Li ad; Wit:Of-m)3 ass nag inAitfare
ManutacturrsDflCC,. de
IitEGTIO UllitiEß
An infallible remedy for nuanner Coniniaint. Diar
Dynentery,( VOnalaug. hour nioniach and
Cholera Moron/
DRAIRRIS' CRIMP Ciao,
A. apeclflo or Cholera, Orusips, ami rata
titomach. for sate by '
MUMS & EVir/NG,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne SUe,etif,
N'OlEt
T. SCHOONRAXErt & SON'S
PURE WHITE LEAD
McCOY'S *EBDITER.GICEE.Iif,
Die only irreca ipatht that will.got dettitolato . by
i'ioauro.lt whi look better, l 1. longer Lull Ate
nerfef;t tati.itaxtlon than lony oath: In tho
market
A"'
'IITS ViVANTLD. ,)
A DAY. 1.
TWO $lO DIAPS FOIL $4. •
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PATENT REVOLVING DOIIBLE MAPS
0 EVIL AMs. es- CA. ASZIt•
• 'lli F. ttNl - 1 - el) I'ATK.S Coe •
Colored—lu 4000 (.mitt'et.;
These grea-t \lips, now 'ast completed shim eiari
pl.we of unpoi - ta.nue, ull fia.tiro3.lb to [isle, arid this
alter:wens In thy, t arlotet ISttropean:..t.tes.
Alale , ..nre-'heer..l evt ryrrlontl tint tttall!
in the hey ne,otpv the sfOlso rtinp, and
by melt'. ut t.tO , tte v.reo.r. either ..ide root tio/hreltrill
trout.. and so ,v Uot.rt.
rik,ltte alol lance aixount given to, g ..to i• gents..
Apply for Circular.. Trrms 313ies tts
LLOVIPS MAP DUItEAIT.
erli-lek-darr 223. Con rtotiolt. eteeet,
11.;0 1 /1/illi . 114!40111r;
ONE 11 ITIVRIeED. I'ONS OP
•
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R E HOLIDAYS
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11. s higheat market. vices and (rick sera •
gnar -.nu ed. 111:trk, Packages dtt'llw:%4Y
%okra try .
• ff..; 'P. 'BALLARD •5i...100
Vonnniss.lou literehauts, 3=l4' Wzahlnxion str
New 1 " • • • • Y1011 , •:••AT •
1.1:4T. • I{l.‘69:—Al)p!ica
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Jann , ry.3)4oo.
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II mein Altin"arlity. (t., Etna ward. • -
r. aril I , l,elarn.lt. Tavt:rn, 'l'ltir4l ward..
14• eln, 'rntrd wa.rtt. • • -
tntannou. E. t., tterqntli Ward. • • , •
Allegheny. • •-•
'Valentine Penner. Tavern, Tilled ward.-
• Towarashipa.
John N WNW. Tavern. - N(.rtti IraTette:.
1,,, Trvir, Tavern. . .•
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AII,I!.I3HJENI COIETIT ; •
The LiCA•II6 I I . B erJ Hill Mt for hearing the above
0 , tiums..rt Vir.e.D.N.E.'bpAY. • laV 27th last:, at
9 o'clock A, N. • G..13119WN,
Ja4.033 • . . Clark.
, • • COLGATE & V 4 . 58
.
FILAGIRANT
:s l ita t TOILET: SOAPS,
, . Are prepared by 'l:killed work
ice% "•. UR.III. IMP the be
. ArrAnown .ius the .ryrue
0 4
Attu by deader.% and I:Madames.
• • - •*old -everrthere.
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PURIFIES THE BLOOII.
FOR SALE lIY ljaitG(l ISIS 1:V-KICY
QI.TEEN OF ENGL4NII
'II P.
trErst" ote OAP. •
For doing *family wahttlitg In the hert and cheap..
est
it3s all e ntanur.
4trl.enKth ;tetrahteobi r qri
olth 01a31/.l eual to. uyOn Oa world
gild faltering tins of genuine eft+l.ll,. Tre WIZ
Iptr,oht rh , np. Soki by for FAIR:AL.
4* North Il'ohrtit It rest. I•hit..lolph)a.
N ()It'll:E.-4 An. atiiliic*ti
IMP at•Or for tit e kroritu is or t.1"3. ` , lffitr
J.Y
mind I oA, 11..4 3 tiAAli Yf culiViCiad or r.emviiliC
p... 10.614.% 14:144
121
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...M. W. CA-Nnyci.
lIENEFFT OF
95 cents.
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