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,YEW PUBLICATIONS.
LIBRARY L'n:T.lol l OF TEM Wonits offl
db ErAithE s rj u :scr;:sts• Published by
b
Appleton Se CO. r New York, For
mi dt ,r, Pittsburgh..
- sale by Henry_
The .volume completing this eleannt
paition of the Works of Dicknis,
corn
prises "Oliver Tsfist," "Great Expect
ations," "Bleak Heuse," . aid "Pictures
from Italy." The character of .these
stories aro familiar to the vast multitude
of admirers of 31r. Pickens. and needs
no commendation from us. nisi series
Is one of the best and cheapest of Dkkens'
works, and at the extremely loth krice of
ten dollars and fifty cents for the set of
six volumes.' They are bound in superb
style, well illustraled, and pxesent a very
showy appearance. We most heartily
commend this edition, to, those vim desire
a handsome set at but little costa .
SEEKERS AFTER'Gone By the .F. W.
Farrar. F. R. S. Published by
J. B. IA ncot t -Co:, Philadelphia.
For said by R. B. Davis, Pittsburgh.
Conflicting as are the opinions of
critics,' of ,the-'propriety of designating
Seneca, .Epictettts, and Marcus Aare
three heathen Philoilophers, as "Seekers
after God," we confess that their candid
and eainest inquiries after truth, . and
efforts to confoim 'their lives to the light
they atialited . of the true- and living
God, entitle them to be'regarded with
much charity by Christians of the present
day, Living - in ari ail of corruption,
•
and' of a low standard of morality, it
*lbws the strange working of God's Holy
Spirit in reaching these heathen teathers.
These men certainly, exhibited traits of
character which should cogimand the ad
uiration'of the Christian world Events
great moment in the *mid's history
are. harmoniously; woven in •connection
with these noted characters. The Work
is written with much purity of style, and
will. command the attention of the thought
. .
andcultured render.
BEAIWEC AP,TZIC TRUTH. Addressed to
young men. By George Ny e Fglestori.
Published by G. P. Putnam & Son
New York. ',For sale by B. S. Davis,.
Pittsbargh.
Ili this work we have embodied the re-
sults of 'careful research atter hi:lth, , in
which the topics of moral philosophy and
the'avidences of Christianity have been
carefully elaborated, with a view to in
duce-young men to enter the field of in
qttirr, and to enter upon a career of ac
• tivityin favor of the Christian , religion.
_lt:is dedicated to the Christian Associa
.
- tons of the United States and British
Provinceß,and discusses "Christian Truth
or Beller." and "The Christian Life and
Reward." There is an earnest vein run
ning throughout the book, and the spirit
of augression is taught very decidedly.
It will doubtless be an aid to help young
men forward in the divine life.
Sranuar CASTLE. By Cecil Hope. Pub
lished by J. B. Lippincott .ar CO., New
York.: For Bale by R. s. Davis, Pitts.
J- burgh: •
•
This is a charming story,' compressed
'vvitiditi one hundred pages. Shades Of
.
life are preSented in glowing colors, and
in a very attractive form. The leading
characters are well drawn and natural,
and there is an elevated moral tone per
vading the work.' Readers of love tales
will find much to interest and entertain
them in this volume. ,
BLEKDPITS. A story of Scottish Life.
Published by G. P. Patnam ttt. Son,
New - York; For sale of R. S. Davis.
Pittsburgh.
It is a relief these days' to read a novel
of such , a matter-of-fact diameter as
"Blindpits," instead of one of the sensa
tional
noveli teeming from the press. At
the time this story first appeared in Scot
' land it created considerable Interest, and
; elicited high enconiums. The Put
' mini have reprinted the book by special
• arrangements with the Edinburg pub
lishers. Its length is objectionable to
some, but the_main characters are so well
drawn, and the plot so well executed
that pgsons who. commence its
'reading, will likely be so fascinated as to
be indUced to read it through.
, A ,CII,2ISTaLLS STORY. By Caroline E.
K. Davis. Published by Henry Hoyt,
Boston. Far Bale = by .Booirsellera geri
orally. , .
This pretty story is well ,w`orth read
ing by young people at any season of the
year, as tt ell as:during the.holidays. It
- possesses a healthful glow add seeks to
- elevate youthful minds to the things•of
43ed. Ris a eapital book for children,
-WALT d E.Now Asoin BEN. ECCLES.
By Abrahain Rage. Publisned by J. B.
Lippincott St, co., Philadelphia. For
Bate by it. S. Davis, .Pittabargh.
Lovers of romance will find a fund of
enjoyment in this volume. Its sketches
Are lifelike and natural, and not over
drawn, as is too frepently the .case in
works of this character: Pictures of ad
clay and things are given in graphic .
words, and, highly colored as 'they may
appear, they cannot fail to interest as
•.; well as instruct the reader. Here and
there passages of_singular beauty are to
• • found, mid 'also views of the most ortho
--41 ox character ,of the principles of ,Chris
.
.. Utility. The work ought tp i7opular.
FAST UP EY THE Sia. By Sir Samuel W.
BAILEE, F. K. G. S., Gold Medalist of
the loyal - Geographical Society,
Author of "Albert WYauza," "Great
Basin of the Nile," eta. Published by
Harper it Brothers, Newlrork. For sale
by Henry Miner,'Plttsburgh.
Young people will welcome this capital
430 0 k Wjth an enthusiasm few books of ad-
Venture have received of late. The story
is admirably woven together with certain
facia; that add much to the interest in the
Work. It eJutains all the bol&dash and
-adventure of the- distinguished :
,author,
and will eeriainly meet the large expeeta-
Alorilkat those who urged six &m ow to
,Z l A , G 3 Viiii K ;i , I:6' I M.- ,"Te.., leading arrat....
, T .t. .*'-' r t y 4 ,
-ter, is carrled :through •tcdriculons and
1.,
hairbrgadth, • advent u res, which
. „git es pi
;
quancy to the work. • • It-is fidely illusfr
ted and sold at a very low price.
C.:Ask.:4.:A; on, 'rill,Cnii..intEN OP 2 V.
VALLEYS. fly Martin Farqrahar-on.
'author of .-Elsie Dinsmore," 4 , llolidvs
all Rotelands," etc. Published by J i it:t.
I.4ppincrtt & Co., P'ailadeipbia. or
sale by R. S. Davis, Pittsburgh. ..
hrilling events lire narrated in t is
book of the Waldensian "persecution of
1655, and a number of years succeeCing
that period, that cannot fail to leave th eir .
impress upon the reader, of the heroic
1. i
_conduct of these down-trodden and per
scuted people. Christians in these drip
wi
illearn lessons of the wonderful povi;er
of God to sustain his people under the
deepest trials, and. illustrated by them ;
l' , Casella" is well written andais• full of
i . 4
raphic and touching incidents : '
E iI:XERIOAN AGRICULTURAL ANNU•
'AL for 1369. ,Publistied by Orange
L
Judd 6i Co., New ,York. , .
This annual is wharit purports to be, a
," and-book and guide to the, farmer in
laying out his work." : This is the.: third
annual- ari improvement upon 'lts prede
cessors.. It hi praCtical, progress Tel and
fully up to the times, in' the sciencel of
Agriculture:, It iihrimful' of iiSdfil
,in :
formation, and filled Witb.cuia above, the
average of such Publications '
' , Pr i ce only
fifty,. edits. .
THEISWAMP DOCTOR'S ADVENTURES IN
THE SOUTH WEST.., By Johnß. Robb.
Published by T. B. Peterson (lc Broh-,
ors, Philadelphia. For. sale by W.
Gildentenny. Pittsburgh.
Persons fond of the indictees' will n
joy this boOk. It is full of relliqing ten,
and though not a new. work, It ileverthe
less will be new to thousands. The ern
beilishnients, fourteen full paged, are ex
ecuted in Darley's inimitableetyle. - The
volume contains the whole of 'the "Leu
siana Swamp DoCtor," "Streaks of Sqeat.
ter Life" and "Far Western Scenes;" in
.1
a series of forty-two huraorois Southern
and Western Sketches, descriptive of in
cidents and character.. It is a capital
book to drive away dull care. ,
PALACE AND COTTAGE, Or totin g Amer
ica in France and Switierland. A
story of travel and adventure. By
Olt er Optic. Published by Lee et
Shepard, Boston. For sale. by. R. S.
Davis, Pittsburgh.
We are not surprised that • the series of
Oliver Optic's works denominated:,
"Young America Abroad," are so porer
lai, because they combine the romance of
a novelwith history, In this volume the
rollieking adventures of. sea life and:the
description of men and things, are life
like. Valuable information is also im
parted in regard to France and Switzer
land, that will delight young people, and,
indeed, old people, too. There Is a heal
thy moral tone running through the work,
adding to its worth, which cannot be said
Of many Of the' books designed for the
young.
MA7OII JONES' SCENES IN GEORGIA.. By
the author of Major Jones's Courtship,
etc. Published by T. 8., Peterson &
Brother% Philadelphia. For sale by
W.A. Gildenfenny,,Pittsburgh.
Doubtless many of our' readers have
seen some of the articles in this humorous
work. Like the "Swamp
and
Ad
ventures," it is - full of fun and grotesque
and absurd incidents. Society, in Some
portibns of the South, in , by-gone years,
was in rather a crude , stat 6, and the ad
ventures described, comic es' they may
appear, have some show of truth. The
author being a. resident of the "Sunny
Smith," and conversant with the society
of which be wrote, it is to be expected
'that he would.be perfectly familiar with
the "scenes" depicted. The numerous
illustrations, by. Darley, are in keeping
with the text. -
LITERARY NOTES
HARPER, & BROTHERS, New' York, an
nounce the publication of the-following
work's. as being nearly ready: "China
and the . Chinese," by Bev. J. L. Nevins;
Travel and Adventure in the Territory of
Alaska," by F. Whimper; "Pre4iistoric
Nations'," by J. D. Baldwin; . "Old Tes
tament History," and "Giesler's .Ecclesi
astical History,"
J. B. Ininscorr & Co., Philadel
phia, have just
,puhlisfied "Cast up b
the Sea," printed on fine toned paper, a
$1,25, and a . cheap edition of the sam
work, bound in cloth, at sixty.ave cents
These publishers have in press "Agnes
Wentworth:" A Novel. "Principles
Squad Instruction for the Broadsword
"The I:structural Leisons of the Skin ;"
"The Works of Douglas Jerrold ;" "God
in History," by . Bunsen;" Lives. of St.
Louis and Calvin ;" ,Volcanoes and
Earthquakes; • Force and Natilre,
,At
traction and Repulsion, ''The Works of
Jonathan Swift, ;" "Lippencott's
Dictionary of Universal Biography;""
and "Practical Treatise on Metallurgy."
D. ArrmeTors & Co., New York, will
soon issue a new - volume of "Appleton's
American Annual Cyclopedia," for 1868,
a work highly creditable to literary his
tory and publishing enterpriie. They
are, alio Just about publishing, "Under
ground Life, or Mines and Minors;"
"Hawaii, the Past, Present and Future
of the Island Kingdom;)', "Letters. of a
Sentimental Idler ;" and "Life and Le-t
ters of Fitz Green Halleck." . We see it
stated that the Appleton's are about to
start a new 'weekly literary journal; in
which they will publish a translation of
Victor Hugo's forthcoming novel.
Tur. Duchessof 11.,'olie'of, the mbst ac
complished ladles of the Court ot 'Napo
le,on, returned. at 3 A. 21., Prom the recent
ball at the Tuileries. Upon reaching her
house' she received a dispatch' informing
her that her, father riad died very sudden
ly: Tor a liniment the beautitulUount
ess was thinderstrack, but then she said,
throwing herself on the bed without un
dressing, “Oh, I am too tired now; 1
shall weep to-morrow." •
--zate—as --- rroperty—Tne - 11111UOVa:
T 'Life. '
It we haVe an amount of :perishable.
property at risk, .whose loss would' be an
inconvenience to- our estate, we always
insure it. We are not only the property
of our families, (and perishable at that,
More than any other kind _of property,)
but we are the producing power. It our
houses or goods are burned, we may
build more and earn more; but if we are
lost„ everything is gone. If it Is neces
sari to insure our buildings and mer
chandize for our own benefit, bow much
more to insure our lives, which make
goods and rcercha.n4ize, for the benefit of
our families. • If we are prosperous, a full
paid policy is an investment for the fu
ture, that is beyond auk contingency. If
we are poor, a dollar more or less per
week secures a handsome sum at a later
period. What should -we think of the
sailor who goes to sea without anchors,
because it is fair weather ,when he sails,
and what should we think of the husband
and father who makes no provision for
wife and children because he is well to
day, although he knows he ay not be
ilive to:morrow ?
Formerly, it was difficult to obtain, life
insurance' responsible companies.
There were those which prumiSed large
dividends and advantages, without any
sufficient guarantee.- 'Life ' insurance
shouktbegerfeet—secnre beyond all risks
or chances. A 'company 'should not only
have a large capital, but should be mart
agcd-by men of the highest' integrity and
financial ability. We • believe that we
have such an institution in the National
Life Iristtrance Company of the' United
States of Atnerita. It has a full paid cap
ital of a million dollars; and with such
financiers, as Jay Cooke, and. Clarence EL
Clark, and tv .Board .of Directors em
bracing gentlenten of the largest business
experience, we are not surprised that it
is one of the most 'successful institutions
of its kind. It delivered its fact policy
August 186E4 . and the policies issued
since that lime cover fnsurance to the
amount of Eight Million-Dollars.
Tug PRESIPUNTIAL Cotrxx.--The vote
for Preildent and Vice President will be
counted on Wednesday, the, 10th day. of
February next, at one o'clock, in the
chamber of the House of Representatives,
In the presence' of the Senate, with the
President of the Senate in the chair. The
Senate selects one teller and the • House
two. The presiding officer, Mr. Wade,
opens the envelopes and reads the vote,
and the tellers record it. Atter the vote
is announced a certificate thereof 'will be
sent to General Grant and Mr. Colfax.
DonA D'lsilua ' the Wallachlan Prin
cess, is believed to be one of the most
learned woman of our times. She reads
and speaks fifteen languages, writeri beau-
tiful novels and profound essays, has a
thorough knowledge of the most intricate
positions of the Oriental question,, is a
brilliant conversationist, and, at the same
time, very handsome and graceful.
SPECIAL NOTICES
)" - BATCHEL9EVIS DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye t the best in the wroth':
the only true and perfect Dye' harmless,'
InstantaneouS; no disappiAntinent; to 11-
dienl&as remedies the-111 effects of bad
dyes• invigorates and leszes the Hair soft and.
beautiful. - Stack or brO 1C73. Sold by all Druggists
andl erfnrserst and properly applied at Batelle
lur,..Wit: Factory, N 0.16 Boud street. New
York. , ant3:p2.
tW'IVIARRIVE AND CELIBA
CY. An Esgay fnr vang men on the crime
of Solitude, and the DltlF.aue.S and. AEt US n.B
which create impedtments to MARRIAGE, - with
mire meant of relief. tient In seal* d letter en
velopes. free of charge. Add Cu; Dr. d.:AUL
LLN
lIOUGHTON, HowA:d dssodatlon. rhu
ra. lal9
, .
Welt NAMEN TAL ,AIIID
• FEM. BUY ONLY ""
= SILVER TIPPED PHOEB.
ForcblMrun. WIU outwear three pairs without
tips. J a29:(185- :Tl3 :S
AUCTION SALES.
BY B. B. BBITIBIONsN, 00,
aOOTS, SHOES AND CARPETS
FOJ 2111 p miLL.roN.
SMITHSON'S EMPORIUM,
85 AND 57 FIFTH .ILVENHE
• .
Messrs. H.' B. S.III.TiISOIC & CO.. proprietors
of the well known Mammoth Auction House are
creating an excitement consequent upon the
new ends
ic .
o at,
the.
Sinest . sewed p, at 4, the most fashionable bal.
woral gaiters and anklet shoes, slippers, &c.,
blankets. flannels, cloths. cassimeres. satiety
and carpets. Call and examine. trouble to
show geode. Ladies'. misses' And children's
fuss at almost year own prices. ell goods war
ranted as represented. . no,A
DESIRABLE NORTH AVENUE
RESIDENCE AT ART
Tuesday, February 9th,
11T 2la O'CLOCK. P. M.
the premises; will be sold to the highest bid
der, that desirable residence, No. 141 North
auntie, corner of Monterey street. • The maa
sion Is a doub:e two story brick. containing, 12
spaeloris rooms, with eYeryraoderneonveuieuee.
Lot fronts 48 feet ou. North airenue, -- and ex
tends along Monterey street 1:0 feet to a 20
foot alloy. This property cannot be excellA fir
location, and should rbecially command 'he at
tention of those desiring first class property.
Salo pisitive. •
u:'n. BUITICISON.4I;
BY A. =.GATE,
L EASE OF
Stores on Federal St & Diamond,
Acr, n lENV,
'AT AUCTION.
NvILT, BE; SOLD.. without reserve. on, the
pseadset, on TUEsDAY, February 9th. 1..11
.o'clock, the busluess property 0,11 the soutliviest
corner of Vederalltreet and the Allegheny Dia
mond. The curter - iftore hat been occupied a+
. a
Clothing house, nod T h elusestor as a Oro- ,
eery fer many years, location Is 11rst class,
being nn two
Douse.'hrug fart s and adj' cent to
the Market Seen an opportunity to BC..
c ive a irlmbur one boldness stand should cams
mend the vs moist latent Wu of businessmen.
r or terms, ground rent, and all puticulars, ap
ply on the ptemlbti, or to ,
A,.TriIIiGATF, Ana' toneer.
to 134 Federal street Allegheny._
.TaA.B.EIII( FOIL SALE. •
.13aki?ry For Sale.
Bakery For Sale.
- The preperty, No. 40 I'ATM ALTO STILF,F.T.
Second ward, Allegbeiay, 1d oil red at private
sale. It consists of ground 40 feet by 110'feet,
on vrhich are erected a brick building, comprising
store and dvrelling house - f seven-rooms, and in
the rear a Baking 'House capable , of baking Arty
barrell':per - ireek... There le a nut rate bum:Less
estabirshed, which can be, furtner Increased bye
man of energy andinisiness tact. For rut, par
ticularS Ylsitthe premises or euquire of ;
A. LEGNIATE, Auctioneer.
189 YEDEIth.L EiTUEET.
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THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPINY,
• OP THE
UNITED STATES OF AIIERICA,
WAIiINGTON, D. C
Chartered by Special Act of Congress,
Approved July WI, 1168.
Cash Capital - - -. $1.000,000.
ikani;ll Office: PHILADELPHIA.
lIIIIPST,IIf.4I,T!OIIiAL RANK RCTILDINCI„,
Where the general nuilinem td, the•tompany Ii
transacted. and to' which all general corres
pondence shotild be addressed. , • ,
i DIRECTO e 5.
Jav Cooke. 'Plinths: I. • E. 41. Rollins. Wash'n.
EL Clark, . Henry D. Cooke: wasp.
John W. Ellis, C'theinl• W. B. Chandler,Wash.
W. 49. Moorhead I'hila. Jno.l . Detreea Wash.
Geo. F. Tyler. Phila. • Rd.. Dodge, N.,York.
J. Hinckley Clark , Phila, H. C. Paunestocl.N.Y
OFFICERS.
C. H. CLA RK. Philadelphia: President,
HENRY - D. CalilLE, Washington, Vice Presldn.
JAY, COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
EMERnON W. PEET, Phil., Sec'Tand Actuary.
B. TURNER. Washington. Ass t Secretary.
FRANCIS G. D., Medical Director,
I. EWING:Me/UM M.D.. Aset Med:l/tractor.
MEDICAL . ADVIRORT BOARD.
.1. X. BARN En, Sure, General U. S. A., Wash , ri.
P. J. Chief Medical Dept U. tl. N.,
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This Company, National in its character, ()Inn,
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he rites of prel °Mug ly
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but will receive, Si living, after a period of a few
years, an annsest twoniteguat inter:per cent.
110 per cent. of the par of Ms policy. 'The I.t.
ter the Company agrees to returnee the contra
the total amounl of' money Wins pa T id - tn. fa ad.`
ditton to the amount of Fife policy. he attention
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ready have, is called 'to tke special advantages
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(1N NATIONAL TRUST CO. BUILDING.)
• .
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G. bledle, • C. Van 'Serail, VI. Kirsch,
R. H. 'Myers, J. 14 au tech, Millis. .blebel.
L. J.Blanchard, ,J . Weisser, Ir. Se:Alder-kr •
,
• E. H. AITEItS, President:
BOUT. DICKSOA. Nite"President.
. • , 13011T.J. GRIETL. Treasurer.
elB:setel J. J. ALSLETZ. Secretary.
IMPERIAL
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OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1503. CASH CAPITAL PAID
UP AND INVESTED PIINDS EXCEED
ING $5,000,000 IN GOLD. - •
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lintidhigs, Goods. Wares and? Merchandise,
Steamboats, istued 'payable in gold
or currency. oir United trtatesiiranch Office,
40 PiNE STKEET. New 'York.
All losses of the United otates Branch wilt' be
adjusted in New Tork.
J. Y. 24.4151.,AUGtit1 , 1N, Agent,
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once; 6i FOURTH STREET.
MR. McLAIRIITLI'.i .8 also Agent for the Man
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home, up r•tairs. Pittsburgh. 11
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OFFICE, 133 Zt 137 CHESTNUT ST.,ncar E ru
rdnaCTOnS. •
(Marled V. Banker, alordeeal 11. Loral
Wr.gner,, David 8, Itrown. ,
Samuel Grout,. - Imre Lea,
Jacob IL 7 itll, Edward C. Dale,
C'erXe W. Itlcharnri George Fates,
CIIKEDES U. lin NCII. Prosldent,.
EDW. C. DALE, Mt.: Prestient.
W. C. STEELS. Seorei ary, pro tent.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AoX.WT,
North Wert corner. Third and Wood ntreets
total: vrIS •
101116)ENNSYLVANIA • . •
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTISSURGH
ik.10.1.67i4 WOOD STIIEBT, BANK
Or CUMMEItLIE, ItUILI)ING. •
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This Is a Home Company, and Insures against
Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, PrSta3nt.
' 'C. C. I.loYLZ,'Victl President. -
PATRICK, Treasurer.
31c1r,LHENV; secretary.
.0/ULMORti:
' I.,coniird 'Walter, . Ore
C, C. Earle - . lien. W. Evans.
Hubert Patrick'," J. C. tappe,
• Jacob Painter, J. C. Plainer, • .
Josiah Ring, • John Voegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, " •A. Ammon.:
Henry Sproul, • iri;
NATIONAL INSIMIAN - CE CO.,
OF THE CITY OP ALLEGHENY.
(Mee, No. SO PEDESAL STREET, era - rim:oe
on oLockton Avenue.
FIRE INSußliNeg oxr.r.
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W. W. MARTIN, President
JAN. R. IiTIIVILINSON, Socretari.
untscronst
A. 13. Bogllqh o.l3.l".Wllliams! J. TbomPsor
Sao. A. Slyler, Jas, Loclzbut, Jos. Myers,
Jas. L. Oratna, Root, Lee, • C. C. Boyle,
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Juo. Brown, Jr.' Go O. Gent, Jaoob *Goo.
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"`Y't?`H'l~lN~~:
BEN JE'itAilruzare
IW3URANCE. COMPANY,
OF ALIS.tUIEN - Y, PA.
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OFFICE IV 'F RANI: INGS , FAVINGS BANK
bUiLDI •
No. 41 Ohlo St., Allegheny.
A 1103 tr: COMPANY,. tai.:afred byDitectors
lw., ...uown to tad kr - ho tr.st by fair
detain. to merit, a share or your patronage,
it: P.NRY
1U,M.0. L. 1312DDLE
DIRECTORS:
it earylrwin. IU. li. Flitterso,a, Cooper,
Oeo. R,Ria•lle 'Jacob Fraux, putt:elk. ?Wag
nr Vniv J. If. Smith, Jarob Rftelt„.
IV. M. Stewart, •Ch. P. Whlston, Joseph Craig;
Jos. Lautner, 111. J. Zlukaud. Jere. lioheA
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A LL EG MEATY INSIURANCIE
COMPANY olr PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE, Isl.:). 37 FIFTH STREET,Ssaisi BLOC? .
insures agsinst 0.11. kinds of Eire and marille .
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JOHN IRWIN, Ju., Pres)dent.
JOHN D. MeCORD. Vice President. .
C. O. DONNELL. Secretary. r •
CAPT. WM. DEAN. General Agent.
D1R74.70Rb: •
Join Irwin, Jr., . Crgs. Wm. Dean,
John D. McCord, . B. L. li'alinestrook
C. G. Hussey, W. H. Eversoll,
Harvey Clods, 1 - • Hobert IL Da71.0
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T. J. oskinson, Francis Sellers,
Charles Hays. cant. J. T. Stocltdale.
IDEOPLEEP 11112411,11,11VC11 COM-
A. PAS Y. • •
cannot, N. E. GORNMS WOOD A FIFTH sTa.
A Hams Company,takin g Fire axed Marine Risks
Dl:Firietotts:
Capt. Jahn L. Rhoads,
liamuel P. Shrtrer,
Charles .hrbucke,
Jared M. Denali,
Ltu l eC . 3Pcbtkart
eresident. . •
ce President.
L, floereka iy.
,DOS. General Arent.
Win. Phillips,.
John Watt,
John . 3E. Parks,
Capt. James Miller,
Win. Van Kirk,
James D: Verner
Wg. P HILLiP
w W i N W ADN
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CAPT. JAS. BUR ,
POR SALE--I_,_MAL ESTATE.
NV IC
Acre' at Woods Run.
4 Acres,anci House In tae:' lalserty
Acres, unimproved. on Troy .1311 L . -
1
Acres on.Greensburg Pike.
b Acres on Pour Rile Ran Roc 2X miles:roan
F. , 0. R. R. -
70 Acres-n Our P. F. W. &p.
ty.
00 Ames at Hill Side Station. Ps, 11. B.
4' Farms in Preston county, West ylrgln is.
185 Acres in Armstrong county, underlaid with
10£1 . erti! and good impro , sements, in Trumbull
• • - ,
county Ohfo:
900 Acres of Timber bold, withllaw Mill and
dwellings. • • .
Idoii!ie and Lob oil Center:d.seune, l near Kirk.
_
..patrlek. • - •
House and Lot os Vieroy street. -
House and Lotin East Liberty.
Honse and Let in Mansfield:
, House and Lot on Carroll street, Allegheny.
House and Lot on Beaver avenue. J
2 Houses and 4 . Lots, very • ehedy, on Vlnae
street.
2 Lots, very cheap, on Vine street.
2 Houses and Lot on Franklin street.
1 House of El Rooms and 2 Lyts on - Roberts St.
'Farms In Illinois, 3.l.lseourl and Ness Virginia.-
Lads Coal ln Allegheny, IVe,traoreland, Fay
,
ine and Beaver counties in Penna. •
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p Houses of le Room& in the 17thorardt2ent $3OO
3 do. of 3 du: do. 17th do. do.
156
todo. of 3 do. do.' 12th do. do. 156
do. of 6 do. do. Rth do. do. 360
1 do. of 6 do. do. Bth du. do. 300
I du. of 9 do. do. 9d do. do. 600
1 do. of 3 do. do. 6th en. do. 192
I do. of 5 do. do. Gth do. tlo. 240
1 do. of 4 do. do. 17th do. do. 16SI
1 do. of 7 do. do. 21 du.
1 do. of 6 do. Grant street.
-The i101.1E,9 that I have for rent wilt be rented
very ;ow to good tenants for the balance of the
rental year
APPLY At
D. P, Hairlea Real Estate Office
No. 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh.
no7:pla
29000M0 ACHES OF
CHOICE LANDS FOR s A T,E,
BY TEE
Union Pacific, Railroad Company,
111STEillt DlytS;ON.
along the line of their road, at
. $l,OO TO $5,00 PER LORE,
And on a CREDIT 07 YIPS YEARS.
For further particulars, maps, &c., address
- JOHN P. DEVEBEIIX,
Land Commissioner, Topeka, KUUS&II.
Or CHAS. B. LAHBOUN, See'r,
IME3
vort SALE-4. LEASE OF A
1. PLANING MlLL.—Theonachtnery In the
Monongahela P:acing Mill
b OFFERED FOR SALE,
WITH A LEASE OP THE MILL AND, LOT.
Fite machinery is of the most : anproced kind,
and in good order. •
The mill 13 well located, has all the facilities
fel - Montt; a large and profitable business, mn(lbas
a 140011 trade. his Is a favorable ottportuelty to
engare in an old established business with& small
itlVCS.intmt.
Apply to Millingar .!'s Bidwell. corner of Car
sou and First streets,,Souttt rittsbatgli.
;12.1 .JAMF..6 311.12t.INGAR.
Von SALE TO LET.--Houseg
and Lots for pale in allparts of the city mod
su reux Os. Also. screrat IPARNIc to good locations.
Also. a small WODLEN rACTORI, with lati acres
of land, and good iruprovemcnts,which I will tell
cheap and on reasonable terms. iiiminets Houses
to let on good streets. Pnvate Dwelling Houses
for ..cnt in both °Wet. Alithcr vartieulars
ln c tare of WILLIAM WARD,
lan I Grant street." onnosito Cathedral.
LEGAL.
011PRANS' COURT SALE.—By
virtue of an order of sate issued out of the
Orphans' Court of Allegheny County, the under
eigned, exectt.or of the last will of Dr. JEbSE
PENNEY, dee'd, will expose at PUBLIC SALE
on the premises, ore TERTISS D AY, the 11th day
cf FEDILIJARY. A. D. 1560, at 2 o'clock P.
all that urban Mete orparcel of land situated in
tee borough oflleKeespOrt,County of o Ilugheyn,
end State. f Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribed as follows, vitt: I.legiuntng on the south
ern side of Penn Street In James Penn.y's plan
of lots In said borough, at the cerner of sot No.
13. thence south along the line of said lot 70.
feet .to au alley; :thence east' along said alley:
'BO feet to the :.lien of Ifeintersou's lot; thence
by sahillne 70 feet to Penii street, and thence by
said street'go feet to the place of beginning:be
lng a part alai No. 12 In said plan;
For further particulars inquimof •
CiiMUIIEAD, Executor:
Jalthd23
Or JOHN P. PEN"VgY,
Attorney , Putsburgh
FLOUR.
PEARL MILL FAMILY FLOUR.
PEARL MILL Three Star linen Brafid, equal to
IMENCH • FAIVIIIILY FLOUR.
'This Flour will only oo sent out when espe
• wail> ordered.
PEARL DILL MB BRAND,
F.qu. E 4
to best at, Louis.
PEARL DULL RED BRAND,
WUITE
CORN in.
jo F i gally i tr zt o ts i o m ali t u i r . :
• R tt, EMBED! & With, •
Allegheny, Sept. 9 . 1909. Pzint..9.114.
ggi - NEW area
Least e..
113n.,9.4zer
And poAl tire'r I a.L tl!gt.t bnc tma of the cbarat-
Ing and verfaitle
WOPIn
F1111)AY moan - Atb, 1F1311.-
w 11 no po,tsi:_ttd Offenbach's c . clebru c cl Opera
Iloufre. _
Prel inns lo r.hlch the fa.einntivg Miss :TENNI':
0.1:1:1:1.1., will appear in her grit specialty or
FAN.
Worrell Sisters on Sal urd ay :Vie moon.
:Worlay even vi '
• Jiro - eprea - anee or th e f a " r _
E rTim
Preoldent
•iperctari
PATTSIII3II.GLI THEATRE.
IT. Ir. WILLIAMS_
GE.filtGE R._
r‘. au !Ifni and do-11111g Amcrlcan Premier
Danseme, oa'LLP AUGUSTA. -
1.821 week of -the dating gcnina - ts MLLE
DOWN. LL 11 E and lz.:,toT.iEl, In their great
and inarv• Pouts pellotmoners.
eon Cord. cam De Vero. George R. Edeson
and the groat ballet Doane In a t• emendous olio.
rar'S MY T ILE S AMERICAN
T 1 , A TRE.
Late TRIMBLE'S VARIETIES.) .
. .
Standi oom only at 8:15 r. it; Trateenae
"Lit" 6 ITY RIGLE. the imatolful Black
Crook premier dan'eni.e. rni d reeedented sweeter
f PUNCH AND JUDV—arreatus of 1 (tighter.
Brilliant retention of :Neale Taylor. Betty
'lngle at 9 o , olotk; Punch and Judy` at 9:191;
Taylor at 10..
CAN=CAN naTUBDAY NIGHT.
Con:Cog—Um r, the Matt Fhb.
'''BURNELVS MUSEUM
AND piano* MENAGERIE,
The Great izli'mtly liesorte.
FIFTH AV' .between smlthlleld and
Wood streets, opposite Old 1 heatre.
alrOren Day and Everalnr, all the year round.
Adtabelon, ...Scent*: Orildren, 16 cents.,
ay - MERCANTILE LIBRARY
LECTIMEB.
EXTRA COURSE.
in. SCOTT SIDDONS,
Will. give two dramatic rendlogi from 811/I:IC
,SPEAZE, TEICNTSCYN, SCorr, &e., at
ACMEMY OF MUSIC,
"Monday and Tuesday Evenings,
FEthtIIARY Sth and 9th.
CDUU
Ae mlsalan 'to all partstof the holm, sl.4ioorlth
no ext• a cNarge for Reserved Seats.
To meet the- extraordinary exlmnse of this
Course, t ruts extra * *ill be charged on all
Season Tlek-ets
Reserved Seats will be, sold at LaSayete
FRIDAY EVENING, 5.15 , Inst. Doors open at
7 o'clozkz tate commences promptly'it
o - ciOck. . . . . teS
W"MASONIC 111.41L111.4r
THE YOUNG ZOUAVES.
'Facie world wondera will tipppear ac thd about
Elan on
Thursday. Friday. Satin day and Nose—
day Evenings. 4th, 5111, 6th and lith.
Military, Music, t'elect
.. .Readings, Tableaux!
Doors open fit . "Pii performance at 8 o'clock.
Tickets, 50 Cen's: ReSetved Seats, 75 pents.
EhUrea muter a la, 25 . 4. Tat Ls, To be had at the,
r.rtnetnal Book and Music. Stores
Aleo, a Alattnee TIILS (Ftf,lay) AFTERNOON,
at 2 o'cinDlz: all Chll•{ren 10 rents
IW'CONCERT,
To be Oven under the dlreetton of
MR. CLEMENT TETEDOUX,
-- AT THE
A.O .1 9 4.11. V. axle OP )511:ISICs
- - - •
ON FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY. bib,
By the following amateurs : Mellor.
ka,ses kargle McCandless, Matylitbm, Anme
Royston. Ewe Northam. Julia Card, Clara
Evans and Messrs. PaniElminerman, Wm. B. •
Edwards, E. E. end C. C. Rinehart.
Admls:lon to , ress Clrelerhnd Par quette 111.
Seats seeared without ex•ra charge. Gallery 50-
cents. In order to double the chance of getting
the most desirable seats, the sale will open elm
nit:mew:sly at Metter's and Siellorastores on
• duesdsy. FrbruarF 111 aA. 31 . iSZOVitS
'THE GRAND
For the benefit of the Sick and Poor. now open
m the DA-EIIENT OF 'Elie; CATHEDRAL.
A tine 'bind of music will be in atiendanon
each eve-ing. and rare attractions will be intxo
&eel. Admls,doe:, 115 cents.
MrlF AIR. IN • MANSFIELD.-A
Fait for the benefit of the
In the village of Mansfield. nill open on the 18th I
or JANUARY. and willeonilnue tor two weeks. ,
Trains on Me Panhandle road leave the Tinton
Depo for At.nsfteld daily at 3:25 and 4:55 r.
at., returning at 7a12
tit. Louis, Missouri
ra'AN ENTERTAINMENT and
SUPPER veal' be given on THUR-IDAY
and Flt Li , AY iIVENIN UN, of this week. by the
Ladles of the`second U. P Church. Allegheny.
In the Lee,ure Worn of the Church.cornerStock
ton avenue and Sandasky street. Proceeds to be
unpile , ' to the.Churett improvement. Open from.
7to 10 o'clock, Admission, 15 cents. fe3:4197
W. MACKEOWN IR , BR I
WHOLESALE BRUGOIST
AND MANUFACTDREBSDP
&Rag : 0 CI ) XX C. ,11 1
NOTED TO NO. 195 LIBERTY STREETci
• •
Trans Window Ltscl, Glass •au Glassware at.
Manniactun-Es uncet. deg
BARU MAIDSEL,
FRUIT RUU3E. ASSOCIATION .
Nos. 4 and 4 Lt. Clair Street, Pittsbargc., Pa.
Special litt , :ntion given to the designing and.
bntbllnir i f , InfTILT BOTSIIIIB any PUBLIC
putt .111 , a .
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pea= •- - ••• ei . OLGAIE & Ca's_
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. ittANILANT.. .
!,.
.TOILET SOAPS
. Are , ,prepared . by •-• stilled
ii workmen, • from. the • best
1 : materials. and are knoirn as
the STANTrAtID• by dealers
'and customers. Bold every.
' \ where. . deTtnorr •
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o:Yr,r •rti:::,l7
LA. BELLE IHLEVE,
So1e• anti Mamwer.
:•trwo IlltuagPr.
CILIRITY
New Catholic Chureb.
p. 3 ;46teEeMio fit
ENDERSON, 3. - 4 SL BROTHERS,
266 Liberty saver. Dealers in -Drugs,
is and l'are,A Medicines. • la5M
PITTSBURGH. 'PENNA.
ARCHITECTS.
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OITIBEN OPENGLAND SOAP.
QUEEN . i3P Fiartlf.AND SOAP. •
aIUENN op ENOLAND 80/..P.
For dolug a family 'washing in the beat and
cheapest wanner. Guaranteed equal to any Is
the world. ties all the strength of old rosin soap,
with tue mild and lathering_qualities of genuine
Castile. Try till* splendid oup, Sold 111 the
AI. DEN Cil KID CA L WORKS, 4fl North Fourth
street. l'hilivielplos.- ' . eIii‘U.IMPSF
pEA6tL , Aiii-40 • casks No.l in.
more aua ibr sole by
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