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- • Irtie Latest Styles for Fall•and 'Winter
Thereare some serylceable and
pretty
,
• suits on view , -which; it 'strikes .me, are
the very models:needed for. Northwestern
temperatures. The material is • the new
satin-faced serge, or drip de tete, an all
wool goods, twilled fine as cashmere, but
the thread more tightly twisted, so that
• the appearance is like satin jean with a
slight gloss:, The fabric is as heavy as
ladies' cloth, and as 'it SO) fine, must be
very warm,' for it is a fact!! you may re
, member in, buying and boys'
thing as well as dresaes, tliat the finer a
wool material is the more Warmth It has,
' for the close fabrics keep the heat in while
the coarse open ones let itiescape.
The first suit is navy Nue serge made
in jaunty nautical style, With gold braid
and small buttons for trimmings. The
• skirt has one deep flounce ih triple pleats,
above which the cloth is hooped in five
narrow folds held by battens on each
mei; so forming a heading to the flounce.
The pleats must be caught by' a few
stitches at the back to keep them even.
The i flounce is held g o ld imall- cord of
navy blue twisted withhread. The'
, buttons are half an inch across,'and have
' blue : clothe centers with broad rims of
gold.; . The navy jacket is double-breast
_ ed, with double rows of buttons on the
; •
,froiat,tand epaulettes of ,
gold and 'bine,
'frogs on the sleeves and buttons on the
• collar in true midshipman style:, The up
per skirt falls behind in two broad pen
• dents, while the front is a round apron
slightly looped at the aides and trim med ,
- by a fold, cord and buttons. '
• The second dress is rich purple, and
• indeed a suit of this kind is only second
to rich silk in' effect. Thli Suit is made
for service, and the trimming IS Hercule!'
braid, one row of wide and-two of. nu
row braid above, crossing at ;the , corners
in Greek pattern., Thrre is a jacket and
• two skirls, the apron, gathered_ op .at the
. sides, two broad, square, separate wings
. falling at the back, with a full pleating
above them, three-eighths of'eryard deep
. —like a panier loosed from its lower seam.
• The jacket/is deeper than sailor shape,
and is close in the throat, but hangs close
like one, and is open to the • belt on the
seams and centre of the back, and trim
med round the edges. A square lapel,
live inches wide, with corners turned
back'to show the lining, hangs from the
neck instead of a collar or hood. A plain
' high bodice is worn beneath: The lower
• skirt is trimmed,with three straight rows
• •of Hercules braid. ,
• A mode colored merino very fine and
•• ' ' so ft is a model for matronly ladies who
desire a quiet,- comfortable, style of
dress. The single skirt hat -three narrow
flounces in side pleats, eaCh. twbinches
above the next, headed , by a French fold
of the merino.,e overdreas, or reditt
got,e, is edged Thy a single flounce of the
same kind, and; fold up each side of"the
.. buttons in • front. A deep, ruffled cape
falls over the arm like ~a sleeve, and is
I looped up to the belt . in the back by a ro
- • Bette of merino loops, stitched • through
the centre; a pointed collar piece fallslike
I'a reminder of a hood behind. I wish
1 every one could-see this quiet, lady•like
snit, with its plain '-redingoie and cam.
fortable deep cape falling behind • but not covering the' breast: . It would be better
.
,'to leave the collar piece,...and - wear a
broad'navy•eollar of lace, or silk.
The fashion is to wear these enormous
pieces of muslin(' or lace, sliatiedlike
yoke or a sailor collar, over black silk
; dresses for the street. It is pretty with
these, and suits all but young ladies for
;
the.house. Fichus of clear ruffled muslin
are adapted for the house with any, dress,
• - and for sunny autumn days the most
charmlag toilet possible is a ruffled over.
• dress of white organdy above black silk,
or even nice alpaca, with-a plaid or Ro
; • man sash, a tartan of raw'silk, or one of
the soft silk scarfs of the summer may be
bound across the shoulder.
A suit of brown ladies' cloth, of the
dark shade known as "burnt bread," has
a narrow flounce say four inches, in hol
low pleats, headed - by three-inc h wide
bands of the cloth bound with black satin,
placed in inch "apart. The wrap is a
Metternich cape, rounding over the
sleeves, with, mantilla frontshelted by a
band o fi the cloth passing through the
side seams,- and finished behind with'
short square tabs and I°oNA:waded by a
hollow pleating.
An elegant snit, is ii.rtaure silk, that
fine pearly tint known as Egyptian gray,
With an overdress of hair stripes in black
velvet and gray silk, having a beautiful
changeable effect. The skirt has a flounce
headed by a puff piped with the dark
velvet stripe; the mantilla fronts are edged
with black guipure, and a narrow pearl
gray puff with a strip of the ribbed ma
terial gathered at each side as a piping.
The back is open half way to the belt,
and wholly on the sides; where it is fait
-eaed by bows of silk and black lace.., The
back is edged with a puff and guipure,
the sash has five loops•with .a bow over
them: - The upper sleeve, iS of a wide
-coat shape, just shortened equare to show
the -narrow close elseve of pear)" gray
within, finished by puffs and gathered
edges of striped velvet. The upper sleeve
is puffed with silk and has a tall of black
lace. ' This fs one of the , most recherche
costumes' of the' season, refined in its
"colors and combinations.
To recapitulate the items of dress malt
ing gathered for the new patterns, the
notable feature of dress 18 the Metternich
cape, falling over the arm like a sleeve,
but with square mantilla fronts and belt
ed through'the ;side seams. This, with
the tight swallow tailed basqUe, and long
navy jacket are the prevailing styles for
over garment-. Single skirts have ten or
twelve inch liounces with the edge'above
cut into for and„ lying ; ! past over the ,
-close kilt pleating,,or_the flounce is scant,
and notched on the upper edge.. perfect;'
ly plain bias pieces scollopedon the lower . '
or both edges and four inch folds. headed,
by velvet or braid are used to trim ,skirt ,
in numbers instead of flounces. A hand.
some blondineor golden 'brown 'mohair
' :for till has an eight_inch flounce in kilt
or side pleate t asith live bias folds, each
four inches wide and-three apart, cover
, ing„ the skirt like rota flonneeskheaded
by one row of Inca feTvet. When the
bands-are scalloped tidal plain trimming
ir'fery good effect.
,
The wide collar,nalesa in velvet or lace,
seems to have gone out of fashion, and. :a
short Watteau fall, or a short piece droop.
ing.,from the back ofj,the xceck tikes its'
Plae: Street ' dresses are do's& in the
throe, t,,hut not every sleeves are
straight icithe elbOw, and rather loose,.
sap finished bx-Oec.P f l tilt - Plegillgi with
a elose sleeve underneath, or the plain.
coat sleeve is relieved bylmiptis puffs and
straps which do nottake away its chario.o
ter. B
tlil•
houldegand corsage knots will be
worn and very .short sashes with live
loops The , apron is looped at the side in.
plea instead of being. plain; of course
this not answer.: for stout figures:
The skirt behind is partly open, and the
panier is modified when worn at all. A.
graceful fashion loops the skirt to one
side by a velvet band dependingfrom the
other hip, and buttoning to the under
skirt. The panier effect is often given.
:by the profuse loops of the sash.::-Tipper.
skirts are much longer than they have
been, and when tunic shaped are etspe
daily long .on the sides.
Black alpaca, of the Buffalo brand, is
almost the, only kind that is heavy enough
for wear in:coot weather. The improved
quality is strong; enduring in color, and
sufficiently thick to hang in graceful folds..
A. dress of this material should be plainly
made, with a ten-inch or deeper flounce,
headed by a rdarquise ruche, or vandyked
band of silk; the upper skirt open tunic.
wise forming shawl points' on the side,
and Puffed behind, but not very, full,
edged by narrow bands of silk and ruffles
—or vandyked borders. With this wear,
for cool weather, a black and white striped
mantle, or a.phfld scarf fastened on one
shoulder. The light: Victoria plaids; and
the deep blue ones with narrow cross baa
of dark green and bright thread of-yel
low, are most wOrn. ' '
A novelty brought from Paris is a shawl
suit, apparently made from not overfills;
light brown woolen shawls, with choco
late
,border and tassel fringe round the
skirt and' bisque. The upper skirt is.
pointed shawl-wise deeply front and back;
the waist is covered by a pointed cape,
draping breast and back, and buttoning
on the shoulder.. 'Bach point is bordered
and fringed, andithree rows of small
brown buttons decorate each shoulder '
seam. The effect is very warm and sub
stantial, and stylish besides. The shape
is a model for any goods. The thick
material of the skirt is not carried up to
the belt, but faced on a yoke of black
silk concealed by the upper skirt.
How to Pay the National Dept.
We quote an instructive passage from
the adoress delivered to the farmers of
Ulster county, N. Y., at the Fair in Kings
ton, by the Democratic Govenor, Hoff
man. He said : [.
Our country, notwithstanding the great
debt which rests upon it, cannot fail to
grow rich 'and' prosperous, if our people
will be economical. The extravagance
of : the age in which we live, however,
mst be checked, or, with the corruption
and demoralization which attend it, will
come disaster and distress. There is no
estate so large that a spendthrift cannot
exhaust it. There is no people so power
fill that eraavagance and corruption can destroy them. Oar exports of the
great staples will bring neither national
nor individual wealth, if they go only to
pay for luxuries which enervate and cor
rupt. Far be it from me to deny, any
man or woman the enjoyment of any
thing which will cJntribute to his or her
peace and kutppiness. But the nation is
in debt twenty- five hundred millions of
dollars—more than a thousand millions of
which is held by the people of other lands.
What the nation Owes, the people owe,
and what the neople owe, each individual
owes, for we are sureties and bondsmen
for our country and for each other.
Bondsmen, indeed ! and who is so much
a bondsman as, the debtor ? There is no
way to get out of debt but one, either for
nations or for individuals. A man cannot
pay his debts by giving his note, nor can
any. G - overntnent pay its obligations by the
issue of irredeemable paper. There it but
one stand4rd of value, and that has been
fixed by the common consent of the world,
and by that standard must ail debtors ul
timately be judged: As no quack remedies
can remove deep seated diseases, so no in
geniously devised fi nancial schemes can
point out any but the one way to ray a na.
tion's debt: When a man has violated the
laws of health and finds his system bro.
ken, and his powers weakened, there is
no medical specific which can save him.
He must cease the practice of dissipation
and folly. He must nurse his exhausted
energies.. He mast economize his wasted
[ strength. He, must , develop, as best he
r can, his physical powers.
So it is with our country, which has
1
Ibeen called upon for profuse expenditures.
It has within it elementi of strength and
, the means to meet all its obligations fully
1 and fairly, if it will, but it must diminish
its expenses as well as increase its reve
nuei. It must labor in earnest and econ
omize in earnest. If a farmer owes
$l.OOO, the payment of which is secured
by a mortgage, he can pay it if he will,
by his labor end out of his land. If he
neglect his farm'; if he and his sons and
daughters are extravagant and wasteful ;
if family discord destroy the peace of his
home ; if a reckless dissipation character
; izes hie I,ifei [ he will, add to his obligation
and will not pay his debt. So with the
1 nation. The labor of the country, and
the great 'area of its territory, upon which
Ithe whole national indebtedness is a lien,
I can stistain the credit of the Government
1 and pay= its obligations, But if the peo-
I, plc, who are the laborers, are extravagant
and idle; if strife, discord and contention
I shall prevail among them; if passion and
folly, inatead of judgement and goeld
I sense, shall control them ; If hatred, rath
-1
er than -lobe of one another and of their
common country shall move 'them, then
tiff:, national honor will be imperiled. I
bate read many learned essays on the
question' of I ,' How to Pay the National
Debt." , When men ask me what finan
cial theorY I'have, I answer, '
," Only one,
And it as this; A union of people and of
States; a hearty joining together of all
sections, in the common work of re-estab
lishment and restoration . industry, pru
dence, retrenchment' and economy. In-
Crease your earningil ; [ ,diminish your ex
yenditnrea. Save when you can and
apend only when yeu must, and let the
whole world see that you mean to pay
your debts." : • •
, /f.the people are extravagant, the Gov.
liernment will be. The stream cannot rise
-higher than. its source. The representa
tive will not be better thairthose he repre
sents. Other_ peoPlea ' have sunk under
the crashing - weight of individual and'
general.. extravagance and f011y,.. Let tlB
take warnbN'hy their eiampleiVand in
doing so avoid their tate.
Warra James %Robinson's clime was
exhibiting at Franklin county, Kentucky,
on Tuesday °Nast weeir, Capt. Harper,
of "guerrilla":; faine,`'and a companion
got into an' affray with - a man Mimed
Wright... The'latter called_them* bolster
one and threatened to'have them arrested.
The difficultyanded by the man who was
with Harpet, putting.: pistol` against
eWright's side and shooting Mak through,
producing 'instant , deistb,, , In the confu.
stow which enened Harper:Made his ce-,',1
Gr:tr: yrctunigitsei 013 ER3 gi -1 0 89 .
4"
Or tz IICHEIVOWS--• .1 1451010N1C
d1L1397113$ ;Irmo.: AND
MANDHARZ 1.101.1.9 will cure .Consumption, ,
Liver Conrplalat and Dyspepsia, if taken accord-
In gto directions. They** all three to be takes
at theism:ellen. They cleanse the etentaah..re•
'intim liver and . itfto work; then the appetite
beet:lacy/00T; tne digests and makes good
blood; the patient begin, grow in
flesh; the
Allseased Matter ripens Into the lungs, and the
patient outgrows the'disease and gets Well. Thia
is the only way to cure consumptitm.
To these three medicines De. J. H. Schenck, of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivaled 'mecum in the
turent p u libonaryConsnmptlen.' The Pul-
Monic Sru ripens the morbid matter the
lungs, nature throws it off by sneak ty 'expectora-
Win, for when the phlegm or matter 'Ts ripe a
slieht cough will throw it oil, and the patient has
rest and this/nbegin to heal.
T., do tett be:tweed ionic and Mandrake
Pills must be ireely used to cleanse the etomach
and liver, so that the Pulmonic Syrup. and the
food will make good blood. 1 •
Schenck's Mandrake Pllis,act upon the liver,
removing all obstructions , relax theldnots of the
all blader the
he
starts frely. and the liver
Is aoon relieved: the stools will show what the
Pills can do; nothing Las ever been Invented ex
cept calomel (a deadly poison vr,oich Is very dan
gerous to use unless with great cert.:. that will
unlock the gall bladder ands turt the secretions
of the liver like elebeuee's Mendra he Pills.
Liver Complaint is one of the moat prominent
causes of Consumptiod.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic/1 a l gentle stimulant
and alterative. and the alkali In the Seaweed,
which this preparation is made ot, assists the
stomach to throw out the gastric Juice to dissolve
the food with the Pultnonic StruP t Li made
into good blood without ferment ation or souring
In the stomach.
The great reason why phYsiciatt's do not cure
Consumption is, they:try to. do , tod much; they
give medicine to atop the cough. , to stop chilli, to
stop night sweats, hectic refer and by so doing
• they derange the whole digit:tile powers. lock.
Ins: up the secretions, and eventeally the patient
Links and dies.
Dr. Schenck, in his treatment; does not try to'
mopecough, night tweets, chilla or fever. 8.0..
the cause, and limy will • all stop of their
own accord. ).o one cart be Mired of Consume
[ton, - Liver - ComWaint, Dyepepsia, Catarrh,.
Canker, Ulcerated Throat, unless tne liver and
• stomach are made healthy..
If a 'erson bar consumption, of course the
ungs i n some warare diseased, eltner tubercles,
abeesses, bronchial irritation, pleura adhes]on,
or the lungs are ea mass of inflammation and fast
decaying. In such cases what must be done? It
Is not only the llama anal are wasting, but It Is
the whole body. :The stomach and liver havalost
their power tomake_blood out of 113,d. Now tee
only chante is to tate Dr. Schenck's three medi
cines, which will bring up a tone to thesteunach,
the patient will begin to want food, it will.digest,
easily and make good blood. then the patient be
gins to gain l utiesh, and itesoon as. the body be.
gins to - grow," the Dings commence to heal up.
• and the patient eets lb shy sod well. This la th e way to cure Consumption.
When there is no lung Message and only Liter`
Complaint and Dyspepsia, Sehenck's Seaweed
Tonic and litandrske Pills are sufficient, without
the Putmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Me
freely In all billions complaints, as they are per
fectly harmless. . • " •
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years pastesu d pow weighs 9X5
ponnds, 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 bun to his fate. He was cured
by the aforeasid inc, Mines, and stpcehis recove.
ry many thousaade similarlY afflicted have used.
Dr. schenck is preparation with the same re-_
mark able success. Full Meet:none accompany •
each, making it not absolutely necessary to Derr,
sonailv see Dr. Schenck, unless patients wish;
their lunge examined, and /or this
_purpose he is'
professionally at his Principal Office, Phlladel•
phis, every Saturday where ail letters for advice
must be addressed. He is also professionally at
No. MS Bon eet. Nave 'Fork, every other
Tuesday, and i t s No. 35 Hanover street, Boston,
every other Wednesday. lie gives advice free,
but for a thorough examination with his Beset
rummer the price 1105. Cmce hours at each MT
from 9 A. H. to 3
Pelee of the Pub:sonic Syrup and Seaweed Ton•
in each $1.50 per bottle, or 0,50 ,st ball dozen.
Mandrake Pills Sib cents a box. For sale by all
d.ruggistr. mvl9:lsl.dar
SHIRLEY DLRE
DOCTOR WRIT'rIER CON
_ To uzi To , TR.KAT ALL pErvA.Tx
DIRRAREs.•That numerous class of eases
resulting from self - abuse, producing tin.
Manliness, nervous debility, irritability. erup
tions. seminal- - emissions, and Aanilly
potency permanently cared. Persons afflict
ed with aelicate. intrl e and long "tend
ing constitution's.' complaints are polltelyinvited
to call for consultaion, which costs nothing.
Arperience, the best of teachers. has ,ennified
him to perfect remedies at once efficient, safe.
permanent, and which In most cases can be used
without hincirance to business. 'Medicines pre
pared in the establishment, which embraces of
fice, reception and waiting rooms: also, boarding
ano sleeping apartments for patients requiring
daily personal attention, and vapor and chain!.
cal baths. thus concentrating the famed mineral
springs. .No matter who have Palled, state your
Case. Read what he rays In rf It Pamphlet of fifty
Pages, sent to any address for two stamps in sear
ed enveope Thousands of cases treated as n.
ally, at otße e and all over the country. Conspf
tation free, personally or by mall. Mike No. 9
Wylie street, (near Court Rouse) Pittsburgh,
J a g P. BOUTS 9 A. IC to 8 P. X. ciundays 12 .2.
ff. se. Pamphlet sent to any address for has
stazaps.
IarBATCHELORIB HAUL DYE.
his splendid Hal: Dye to the bestir: tba world:
theonly trim and perfectDyet dennless, relia
ble, Instantaneou; - no disaypointrueztt: no ri
diculous tints; remeelles the effects of bad
dyes; I:raison:tee and leaves the Dalt soft and
beautiful. 6:act or Drown. Sold ry all Drunter,'
nadPoz&mers;and properly applied at Boobs.
tor'4lVIE YeetorY. Vo. 10 Bend street. New
York.
res2l:lE2
NrTIIE HEALING POOL.--;
• MAYS FOB lart7l\lß MEN, wbo Laub
fallen Into 'Odom a habits, and now c eatre a higher
life, and a better .11A i BOOD..erltA certain raeiku_
of redet for 'the afflicted. bent la sealed letter
euteloner. free of charge. Addmi, I.IOWABD
AcSoC/A.T.W.S, Box Philadelphia, 'Yonne.
xe=.2ta.d,t
LIVERY STABLES.
CORNER OF
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
Will on Saturday, July 31st, ISO 9. and
on each succeeding Saturday,
•
hold an Auction Sala of
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES ,
And ever7thln appertaining tr , the Horse.
Partite consi g n m ent els writ please leave their
tont* of on or before Thursday of
each week In order for advertising. Prompt al
teration and good care sell/ he given air ihoett left
tirsale.
. .
JOHN IL STEIVAIIT, Auctioneer.
irz•rnsti
JOHN 11. 811LWAIIT -ROM 11.PATINT4ON
ROOT* H. PikTTERSON a, CO. ,
• za - vErvsr, SALE
AND
CONNEISSION ISTA.BLESI
CatSHVBAIII /TENCH 4 . LIBEaII 8,
st* h 4 P1TT.9111711021. PA.
:
NOTICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
inr a IND
4400 M 00 S lE shes W a a eu n l o y w e !v e et ed
.WHITE AND AMBEN AND TaNNESVICE
WiIBAT; purchased In Gibson. Parte, Breen
and Morgan counties, /ndustut. 7his lot of
Wheat is the'very best at be 'found and cannot
be rarpossed by Any In the United litotes.
We have also finished our Improvements fn
Machinery. Bolting Olathe and Cooling Booms,
and are now prepared to furnish the ben ?tone
we have made for ten years at prices that defy
competition on the oanitygrades of flour.
•
/14T. ICENATEDY 8R0..:
Pearl steam /dm, Allesbetth
Bepteinber 13, 1969.
!Lovas,. 'ricomg: flaunt
....1..A BA -7-i x .
' 3fINNEour 118 PLOUBS.
4 304Ans.'Legat Tender; 347 bbla Ha Ha. 367
bin& Ermine, 170 bbls , Sunsbalt SIL, ATO WAN
Winona Co., ObO bbla Hal Elver. 1331101/W.
CHOICE =WISCONSIN FLOURS.
800 bbts niverstde 1185 bbl, White Star. 5 30!
bbla yarlotts Wanda' prl FAMILY ;lour. _ r.'s'..:
911FREIA NV AT &Leillt. , ,
OUT mlll 'Ore nglel4, Ohio, i'elde of the
West, Depottl74 ..mteallott 'At Paragon Mills
iltlngleader ItatlQOqwn, Choice Bt. Tools. ~'
'for sale' lotser matt to b es
etbrought from the.
i
West. ' •• • wAT'p. 'ANDF & CO" ''
jrn ;- • 472 and,l74 Wood Street.
-,
Lf74TBtiB MID
GUI ' BI3LTING(
_
step, Gum Puking. :Hose, Gasket*, ae., at.
irsylronipktrit and for sale, witolesido or retail. try
:I -7 • J. IL'PIIU•LIeo.
: • • : Ne and UP 81.7. th lit,rceS.:
4, I PECIALrtIf(MOES
priwrszionon, PA.
WAGONS,
'FLOUR,
I,,,, .• , o)PROPOSALs.
,••••
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Wtll'
be reellved at the othes of the under
lined-until SA'PUBDAIt. (timber lid. 9A. zr.,
for Stenistzina 350 pf Gold's linoroved Indirect
Radlat rs,and tit Intr up the fame for warmth/
tLe new part's of 'the Alegheny County Jail.
Further Intouttation given a. our office.
BARS ,A mnsvm.
putorosAls
FOE
Lumber . BrlckB Slate Glass &Copper.
Sealed' proposal: wet be receive October. Ar
senal untlllo4. on.TUESDAY, Sth.
1860. forfurnishing •
180.000 feet White Pen. Plenring. best qii play,
.11.% by 6 Inches by 12, 44. 16 mid lb feet long.
49R 01,0 feet Wbite,l'ine Sh+athieg 'luaus I,AP
by Et inches by 24 . 10 and lfe feet long.
90t002fimt White Pine .101 SM .51.1 bj dinehes,
and l 6 fet long. .
• 20.000 feet White Pine Joists 2S by 4 Inches,
and 16.fett long: ' ' -
All lumber tobe of good quslity. entirely free
from large or loose isnot!, sat, shakes. splits
and ro t, and all to be tleliveted ye site of sho j
,
at thJs skreeuat.befere the c ass of navigation In
1880,
Proposals will be made per thousand feet,
boat d mersnre. and will state whether the suni•
ber will be tbdivered on cars or wagons.
SEALED PROPOSALS will also be r. ceived at
this Arsenal mail 10 A. it. on W.EDNEriEIV.
OetObbr 20th," 11019; ' for furnishing tee follow
ing material,: /
ADOUL /.100.000 Bricks for floor arches.
. bricks muse to of th- best quality. sound
'and.wll burnt. Samples will be furnished with
rhea bids. L
Proposale will be ' made per thoutand bricks.
dellpered at elle ofetfops, at this Arsenal, and
will 'state whether 'on ears or waeoti.. Delv
eilt,to commence by Ist of (day. 1670. and all to ,
be delivered before August Ist. 11370.-
ALSO, for furnishinicand_putticg MILS mortar
'with Copper nails. about 600 squares (of 1(10
.ainare.feei)lloor SLATING.
foe slate must be of the beet quality. SaniVes
Of different sizes and Varieties will he Iltarnls ed
fend separate proposal+ made for each.
Propospis will be made per square let 100
square feett) °fasting exposed when pat on the
roof. nu exts a allowance to be made for edges or
waste in gutting. The United states to furuish
no labor and _no material, excepting sand and
lime for the mortar.
. 'Tr e roof to be laid so that less than OLle•th
of the length ()react' slate shall be exposed to he
"either. and all laid within sixty days af. tr e
roof shall have been made ready ter elatin
ALSO Yost GLASS. g.
800 peas 27 by 134 inches.
1,400" lights ufiel I v 13" e inches.
.1,90011 ghts b; 13's inches.
3SUllsbuf.27,ty by littylnchesi.
200 if-410(26 bestl3e Inches.
• • The g.lato to be of quality of window glass
doable thickness, clear, out of wind, free fro
- blisters, waves and stelae. Samples NOD be fur
R
utted with the propotais.
Separate Troposals will be made per 1100 light
stops
vaetety,,nelivered in
call
at the site o
seeps at Sock Island Ate, nsl,tall to be- delivered
before May Ist.' 1870.
'A O. PCB COPPER GUTTERS - AND SpOUT
:
About 1.370 lineal feet of Gutters tnade of
sheets, 4 fees wide.
About OSO lineal feet of Valley .Gutters,, made
of gamete 2 feet 6 inches wide
-About 080 lineal feet of ltidge Cover m l ade of
sheets 2 feet wide.
About 769 lineal feet of slueleugs for gab:es
made of , beets 1 foot 8 inches wide: -
• Abont. 225 Dated fret ofDowu Spouts 4inches
i z
dlametes
The Copper to be of the best quality, No. 18
(or Mixer lbs. per square in
told to be made up
and placed In oositien in the manner to be pre •
scribed by the Commandifig Vllicer of Rock is.
'land Arsenal. The work to commence with{ nlO
!days &Per notification that-the roof Is made
ready. Proposals will be made oar lineal foot of
each variety. The United States to tarnish no
labor or material.
Persons desirous to make preDosals for tbese
ma'eritiscatesee all tie draWings and obtain all
necessary information by applying at this Arse•
•
The United States reserves the ri seem e d eject
$O5 or all bids, or parts of beds. not sat
isfactory, and to duplicate within one year any
contract that may be. made in conformity who
.this advertisement.
A L pro; odds will be inede in dtipllcate and Itt
detail, 'addresscd •tto the Commanding Otlicer,
2tcck iffiSnd Arsenal, and endorsed
'Proposed' for ftirnialang ematerlsle.l"
. J. R..
Lt. Colonel Ordnance. .13v1 T . brig. O Oen. OM U.d. A.,
ome.
Rock Island Arsenal, Septembe C r 22,m nding
se2ito9o •
.pT.OTICE.--Whereas, letters o f t
,administragon on the estat All e n ILLIA3I
CE, late otTlnus Town sh Ip.eny CoJ.
deo'd - .• hare been granted loth* undersigned, all
Devon!' 1 ndetaed to the said estate are requested
to male immediate payment, and those haying
tinnier ur unnands against the estate of the sat
decedent will make known the 8 1 / 1 1, without de.
137. tO ROBERT VARCE,
Havelock, Washington county,
bAlt UEL LLUTTY.R. Pittsburgh,
Aamlnlstrators,
Or to ROBB 82:117.1.,v, Pittsburgh. their At.
%ornery. at No. 8t grant atreet, Pittsbargb. ,
L
sel:n.9 ir
i ETTEIIS OF A DIIINISTRA•
J TIDY haying been granted to the under
signed am the estate of ALIiSANDER DUN
LAP. of Pine Township. deeetased, stl persona
knowing themselves tut:eked to toe sun will
Make Immediate payment,aud all penons hiving
Maim* against said estate wIU present them unlY
anthr.nUescad to.
Mrs. RACHEL DUNLAP.
Admlntent.lix of Alexaoder Dunlap, dee'd.
SAMUEL _P L6ISIt , Attorney fur Admin Is
tr.trla, No. 82 111th avenue. aus:nih W
lIDMINISTRATOR 9 3 NOTICE.
—Letiers of a !mit titration on the estitte of
twoLea.HuNzmitalt. basilic been granted
by tho litus*st.r Allesheny county to the uti•
dersinkd, SII persons Indebted to the estate are
rtons4tert to make !minesliatss settlemeat. and
AtiPsetWining elainut &salmi the estate wlll,pleatie
DS IMI; thew as (MCC to
MARI 11 tacZEKTn, Administrator.
stransiow North Yayette Township.
AI DMINI*TRATOWS 'NOTICE.
i,; l4. i t tin off P.,Valtr.'",',o4eigeoda.
late e ot
I b.uth . a t turan. eou tit,' or Allegheny. hating
•41. - s it • elide:signed, ail persons In
4. !nod to Ind .1 its are requested to make, 1172.•
it d ilst• pAymsest...n , t all those bolo, claims or
.1t ...it estate wpl preaatt them to
t. , tl;l:ft ,' SPROUL. Adtolnistrator.
n- I. trastnS McKelvey, No. 01
- t 1 'AT tura: nt toir
A .6 ,74 16 It
TICE.
tdminlotraq ,n havina been
g , snts4 *.o •Le ,n‘w ether on lb! eatateorJAMES
wf I,', et tnel.oo,/ ward. Alleghe
ny (!ltr 'n.ishte4 to said estate are re
que.ts.l to se, 4, I u ' , dime pi, peer t. and thou:,
Oat n, .lit, present Mena properly au.
I hentle,,,tel act 'lament.
11A1tTHA %YEA:VEIL
Admlntatratelx,
I:r GEO.R. C 0 C110.4.
r 0 Grata bt.. Pittstarge.
GUM
liMiti=l
PRORE - S - 65 - 14 7 AL.
W. De tutu",
• ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
°Mee No. 137 FOURTH AVENTJE, at.
burgh. ' (formerly occupied by Hon. Walter Pl H.
- Lewrie,) will practice lu the U. el. arcalt and
Diktrldt Ceuta; In the State Supreme and all tue
Courts of Allegheny county, and make pollee.
tions In moat or thu adjacent counties. )a22:4
WI% NEEPEII)
y
•
ALD ERUAN , A.I I I)-U-OFFICIO J 08TUE OF
TILE •rieAca.
OFFICE; 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Epocial attention Eiven.vto conveyancing and
collections Deeds. Bynde aud Mortgagee drsvnt
up: and all legal ousineas attended to premptly
and accurately. ,• • ' '
SAMUEL DicalASTEillB, -
- AULADERMA. Pr a
Ez-Odloto Justlee of the Peace and Pollee hfia ,
trate. °face ORA.NT STREET, opposite the
Oitheelral, PITTSRURUIt, PA. •
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgagee, Aeknowledneents,
DAnoslgons, and ail Legal Realness oneented
Wild Onatipiness end dlsoatob.
settle
Toter A. sTuAix,
; , „ 4 .X4X)=LIKA.Pir,
3Z-orroio ztravoz or THi4.ex AND
POLICE ISILOIoTHLTIL.
oElee,llsl PLIPTH iSTILEIST 6 isMoslte the Car
Sheds*, Pittsburgh, Pa. Deeds. Bonds, atom
,gegre, Aleknowlodginents, Depolitltrne and all
Legs .Hasinese 0V1C111.451 trlth aroma:we sad
dlepatob.
,ARCHIR , ALD B LA
_ dirrOArnalrl4l..M.l.44!lPV•
No. ea !1! r1
- R4mrsztscaar
PTl'TBiu u, i
WPM INGLA.IIIB.--A. full.aisorta
Air lIENT"a! Itiotes biands of CIO &RS Jost re.,
calved, Including •Ilariana Rita," , Tra Dia=
yolad Atßon
it
"Loot' DIOr ToanAttier='
tea, 1, "Little Oces,ll “El Mende, ao„ •ftk
saki trytbe box oral retail by
• •: JNO.I. TRIENSHAW.
ad , 'l Corner Liberty ao d Ninth St.
110
iIAVLIC ,CEnnewir''
I)biaL'ottlirrite Hydruuo cee n
4. g gAVlhirLitg.
wEsTrator INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PTITISETTROIL
ALEXANDER NIMICE, President.
P. kiERBEKT. Secretary.
CAPT. GEORGE NEELD, Genera l Agent.
Mice, GE Water street, Opang £ Co.'s Ware
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh. •
inmre against all kinds Omanlre and Ma
rine'RLsks. A home Institution, aged by Di
rectors who are well known to the community,
aad who an deternalned.by.promptness and liber
ality to maintain the character:which they have
assumed, as offering the best prOtectiOn to those
who desire to be insured.
MI
EGZI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
' PVIELAWS 81:11LDING;
ar
, ,
o. se Fifth Avenue .' ilieond 'Floor,
PITTSBIIRGH, PA.
Capital All Paid Up.
DIRECTORS. .*
N. J. Risley. ' H.Woller, Jr, Oei.M.Balley,
Ding Wallace, IS. H. Hartman. A. Chambers,
Jake
El B. M'Citaken, Jas. M. Halle
Thomas smith,
Jno,g, Winoek, , y.
JNll T.B. RING, President.
O.N. JENNINGS, Vice President.
JOHNSTON, Secretary.
Cant. R. J. ORBACE. Gen g Agent.
Illnafths on Liberal Terms on all Fire
and /Marine Mats. .)
NATIONAL
INSURANCE - COMPANY.
Cor, Federal $l, and Diamond, Allegheny,
Office, in the SECOND NATIONAL BANE
BUILDING. •
W. W. MARTIN, President. -
JOHN BROWN,In Vice President,
JAMES E. STEVENSON. Secretary.
DLILECTOREI:
John A. Myler, !Jac Lockhart.iJos. M yers, Jas.L.Oraham. , Hobert Lea, -C. C. Boyle,
Jno. Brown,dr. , George (lent, } Jacob hopp,
0.11 ThompsonlJ. Meliangher.
aD6
DEOPLES) L'VSIURANCE COM
rex Y.
Z. CORIMA WOOD & /IPTE STS
A Rome Cionipany, tat ng Illre and Marine Blatt
Di.2.27rOna:
John
W. Phillips, Capt. .Tohn L. Ithoads,
Watt, • • Barone! Pa tih.l~or,
John K. Parks, ',Charles .Arbuckle,
iJept. James Miller, Jared M. Brush,
Win. Van Kirk, ; - Wm 11'. Lan*
jay, D. Verner Sanntel MoCiankart
M. PHlLLll7?'?regident.
ORN ,AT7 ioe President.' • ,
W E}AXDRZII, Beeretary. •
JAs, sontiori. General Anent.
. ,
411 L L E G - 111-EN Y INSURANCE
CCOIPAHY .0Y PITTSBURGH.
I0E.2(o. ST/OPM STREET, BA= BLOn3.
Insareanfaansl - $ll, Janda of
rare and Jiazda4
JOHN ERWIN. .12.. ...president. '
T. J. HOSHINSCGI, vies Pres/deat. •
C. EL DONNII._ L Secretary.
011 .1% WK.. DEAR. General Arent,
ICTOits:
John Irina; Jr , .B. L. leattellrinck 1
T. J., Iloskinea DLIt
. - W. IL Events'.
C. G. Linsley, ' BoDerS H. DIY
M a
HILITET ai, Francis Sellers,
Charles Hays, . SUM. JAT.lSteeltdala,,
Capt. Wei. Dean, • T. H. Nevin.
BARR & MOSER,
PRUIT H 0131.11 ABBOOIATION NOMDINGIN
Nos. flood 4 at. Clair Street,
,Pittaborsly Po.
bootal- attention Om to the Oollsolog and
building of 0011111 f Equal EtaPlnuao
niTrunnoo.. • •
B. IeCOWA.N • ancoetit.
Bo 31. 3 /COO WAN CO
i• •
Boulevard Pavets •
Oates No, 65 (nu° ST., ALiraHENT.
'Ostlers let et fikAtzrrx °int:l!, • pttsburgh,
promptly attended to.
Driveldlerevei.ULs, Cs , meet Yard*,
s, Se. ' • •
rdgt.hugeg of beat j ma l v A
Body
Bon, Hinter meßee,•.atfiterson's d atexwelk
Aitken d catepeeU. lease Cruel ifie:m23
•,
KEYSTONE poTTERt,'
AL =Ea & •• • •
. .L-. : titanattOturtor
,kounraws.RE. ix. °moo mid Warehouse. aci3 LIBILSTY 02.4.11 AT
441•4.11 orders prottPUrottended to. •
•
THE IRON 1 ,
NEAL AIFE . INStIRAN Cj CO
•
Of Perinsylvaula.
Office, 75 Fedeval St., Allegheny City.
DEFLECTORS `'
Hon. JAIdES L. GRAHAM,
Rey. J. B. CLARK. D. D., •
,Cant. R. ROBINSON,
• Rer. A. E. BELL, D.D"
Bey. 8. H. NM:SBIT. 1.5. D.,
JACOBD, Cashier Allegheny Trait Co. RC_ Real_Estate Agent,
SIMON DRUM, Mayor of AlleghenYi'.
C. W. BENNY, Hatter,
A. S. B EL L , Attorney -at-Law, ' '
D. L. ATERSON, Lumber-Merchant"
D. BWOBBM Insurance Agent.
Capt. ROBT. , ROBINS ON. President,.
Bev. J. B. CL ARK, D.D., Vies President,
JACOB BUSH, Secretary.
BENNY. Treasurer. •
• 3f. W. WHITE, MUDICAL Atnnera.
DANIEL SWOGER, Agent.
This is a some company, condn cted on theinntuar
principle, each policy holder rerairingan equal
share of the profits of the Company, Policies
will be Issued on all the different phtns Of Life
Insurance.-and being conducted on an economi
cal habis will- afford a safe investment to. each
policy holdrr, bud thereby retain the money at
Come to encourage borne industry. sabStilitt
BPI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF AuxeliENT, re. . "
OFFICE IN. FIUNELIN SAVENteift BANE
BUILDUititS.
No. 41 . OWN) Stms Alleghein'srs
A HOME COMPANY, maesse4- tr u stlx4o
well known to the cortuannity, who by fats
deallna to merit share of Tout' Patroalute.
' I :
SIZNIZT
Salta. D. R1DD2.16
•. • -
DIBECTOES• ' ' '
1
Henry Irwin, I.)..l.:Par.erson, WEB, Gen_Per.
Geo. R. Riddle, Jacob Xrane, , Gottleib - Yeas,
Simon Drum, J. E. Smith, ' ;Jacob It_ ,tieh
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whiston, Joseph GValg.
Joe. Lantner, H. J r Zinkend,7 Zara. Eohen.
' FL EL•MillitOly,
GEN/MAL AGENT.
.. ..
_apin:oas
pIENNSYLVAIVLI: : .
.INSURANCE COMPANY Oe,PIMSBURENI
°Prier. NO. 1 6711_ 1 4 - 001) STREET, D.LNE
OP CORMERCE
LO
,_ThlSlby i a F LI are D
exclusively.orm Coin Pun,. and Rumen IsKainsi
LEONARD WA.L . FXR. Preside*.
C. 0. BOYLE, Floe Preattent.
ROBERT PATRICK,. Treasurer. •.
NeELEZNY. Beererszy.
•
Leonard 'Walter, • ( )terDELICTOra .•
m an+ -
C. C. Bent,- Vir. Evans,
Robert Patrick, 6. Lapps,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Plelrer,
Josiah King, • -John "Voegiksy,
Hopkins, • A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul,
IDERIINITIr"
AGAINST LOSS BT PIRA
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA
orsioz,aaaa 4117 Mara*UT BT., tear Ira
DnaMBE.
i
W. Rucker, Mordecai H. Lordai
Taleer, David 8. 'Brown,
Samuel Gnat. I • - Isaac 1,44,
Jacob S. Eiroltb, - Edward C. Dale.
i: . eoroe W. Met - lards - George Pales.
CHAV.LICS G. BiNb Pretident.
EDW. O. DALE., Vice President.
W. 0. STEELE, Secrotary,pro tem.
J. EiA.RDNE_E COFM, Awls!_. -
North West corner Third and Wood BDreets.
nat29:wl.s ' - •
....__'''''''.
Alexr Matra. Joan Etiocumaa.
R. hillier, Jr.. Chas. J. Clarke,
James ktrAtarY. WWl= 8. .Itranii,_
Alexander Sheer. Joseph Kirkpatahai
dautrair Aoklan, , llfirx_lie7mer,
David H. Long, Wm. Roraima.
D. Damsen. • _
1p2:g67
11P7T*) Vio 31• Ii 4=l
Eir'NEW OPERA ROUSE.
Brilliant success of the popular artistel. •
.11.ARY---MITCHELL ALBAtGa.
. J. 'IV.- ALBA:UGH.
IVEDNICEDA.Y EVENING.I:c _ober 5th.1869,
first time bore of an entirely tie* sensaticnal
cl.sana, entitled • - • •
LIFE IFTRE STREETS:
Or tte Vicissitudes of an'Orangt
Jobn reyer. ............. , .... -M itc hel l ...: Albanial.
Jane Orl.-rsou'. ... . .. . .... Malty Albanial.
TV conclude stun the far co of
BI TS:I7 RAKER.
In preparation. Oneltutual
Saturday afternoon, Aloauab Matinee.
'PIT'S . 1311911.GH .THEATRE.
:ale Leis .—L
dles..ltlatattie itt ere.ock. Suit. De Isere,
trate. Drain arid etasrs appearing. Ad rg i s .
Flan to Slattnee,2s cnts. T ht—a tittr..A.T
BILL, including the trielo.drama. entitled The
Sultatre of the Beath.. . - •
Ladles' Matinee oveirW'edneadai and Satur.
day. Admission to 'Matinee. 46ce :is.
FIFTH AVE.IIIII7E
No. OS Fifth avenue; opposite the Opera
House. Pittsburgh, Pa., is the coo; est and most
desirable place of resorts. Motors c be had
at this place Pure and Good. tk heStUlard Roam.
are or the ground tooi . itt thG fete:: • •
FOR SALE.
XIR
OR SALE—POPERTL'
8 lots 25x131 fiet,_ graded, only 1800—
per year. 4 lore 11421851 feet. 8480_
8106 per Tear. 1 lot Illfexl2o feet. 4800 treed
. J
street. Frame Loose of 3 rooms,ot 4 4x100
fdet; Only $l,lOO. Brlce_honseofT rooms. bath
mom and stl:. 2 21180—514890. • 2.threer
-storied brick houses . il Val ton stret, each 02,-
800. A new; oed pressed Two soses , finely
finished, lot -430k100 kir houses.
Pumps and hydrants. all 'or 84,000, New two
roam-d and cellar-hakek house, lot 2ux.100,•
400 8800 cash. and "lets per ires.r., ; tiood
seven roomed house and lot 243 280`feet. 42.-
500. and easy terms. 8 - zocuned,frame• house.
let 211 x 80, 111,800-4500 cash and , elan-win 1.
and 2 years. ' 2 lots ,on Wylie Meet 2 4190;
111110. 1 lOt on Wyße street 278xt2fft 01:600.
11 lots on Centre avenue 22 Xx/2 5 ::11940 each.
150 feet front OA Centre avehoe _by na feet
- deep, will divide to milt: 15 lotg on Centre avenue
from 4300 to *BOO. The above property Is Well
located, sold 'within 10 to 1.2 minutes walk of the
Court llonte, and on t e New Central Passenger
IL R. 20 acres on Western Penna. Railroad, 4
mUes from 'the city,. 20 Ames on Pan, Handle
Railroad, 4 miles from city, li - ew 8 roma frame
_house 1 mile from Court -, /foube.llll2lY acres
Missouri land.
„
Parsons d. airing to tmrchase home or make
an investinelt, and those wishing to sell, please
call on or address.
31cilLUNG-.1 -RAINBOW.
'ant) Nos. 193 107 and 190 Centre avenue.
'DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
R. AL En'TATB IN THE CITY OF AL.
LAG ENT.
By virtue 'of an" order of the • Orphans'
Court of Allegheny county, the undarsigned,
as Trustee ander the will of Esther. etock
ton, dee'd. will offer at. Public Sale w.
'll,e pitEMISES, on FRIDAY, the lilth day of
O October next. at 40 oclock A. a- LOr OP
iLIND belonging to the notate of said dece
dent, situate on Stockton avenue. near Beaver
street, fronting 43 feet on Stockton a retitle and
Preserving the same wh.th back toward Water
street. a divtanceos-.140 feet.
Terms of .Sale — Ont-third of the purchase
money cub on Saul rmst on Of sale. the balance
In two equaLannnal payments; secured tsy bond
sno mortgage or the pat chaser.
For further Dirormation,..enquire.of
THOS. it. UPDIKE, Trnite,e
No: 209 Beaver Ave,ttuk Allegheny;selB:o47
AL T PRIVATE SALE--TALI7A.•
4 - 3 .• BLE LOT OF GROUND situate- an' the
north-east corner of Stoc.ktni avenue and Beaver
St., Allegheny atty.,fronting 37 feet on Stockton
avenue. preserving the same width along .Beaver
street 140 ibet; thence .tong Beaver street 100
feet, preserving a width of GO feet to Water
street, on which is erected a two. story fnune
dwelling house, and being the late residence of
Esther Stockton, dee'd.. This prop my fronts
on the Allegnenv Park. and for beauty oflocation
and turroundines eannot b, excelled: Tor terms
of sate and ferther information, en entre of
THOMAS B. UPDIKE,
No. 209 ,Seaver Avenue.
selB:o4S
HOBOKEN' , STATION' PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
This beautiful sit - tuition cannot: be surpassed
for DriYate residences in iny dlrectitin, so ems*
to both Miles, being Only eight miles up the
Western Pennsylveula Railroad. Limy person ais.
siring Information shim:this Property can obtain
it by calling at the Office Of the IRON CITE NU-
TtrAL LIFE INEKIRARCE CO . IIPANY. 711
Federal street, Allegheny. Lots from' one-half
acre to floe acres: a/so, small lots to snit pu.r.
chasers. There is a goon weapon or a mannfae
taring establishment, between the Railroad and
Allegheny river.' an19:426
nor
.
WM SALE.--A.Tery Dedrable
12 TEA! T LAND. containing, about 46
acres, situate within lee miles of the city and
abOus two minutes watt fr. , m Ingram 6tatlon of
the Panhandle Railroad; bu a front of about
one-third of a mils on Cluvlera Crest; all capa
ble of belme eult.gated. tiei n g rich bottom land
and admirably asapted to being Isid oft into lots_
of from 4to 6 acres or • less. bmad house,orcu
arl and well. of water on the nrealses. Terms
easy: Apply to B. bieLalN t (0.
se= • No. 104 Fourth Avenue.
- PRO OL.A.MATION.
City of Allegheny, sat
of
I,Allegh SIMON DRUM. Mayor in and for the City
eny. do lune this, try Proclamatlon,
that on the S ACOND TURsDsI OF orITOBILIt,
A. 11.1869; being the ~ ISlth day of the month,
the freemen of F mid city. quallaed to vote for
members of the /lons • of lie presentavves of this
ruommouwe nab, will meet at their several places -
of holding the elections in their respective wards
and elect by ballot, toe following mr•mbers of
Select and Common Connell' togetner witu one
Person to Etrve as Mayor for two years, and one ,
person to se•rve as Director of:the Poor for three
s ears. •
Tee electors of the First Neard of the City of
Alto hewn to meet et Le Puhlic School House In
said Ward. and elect one mem b, r • (Select COUP,-
di and two members of Comma Council,
The electors of the tis.cond Ward of the City of
Allegheny to meet at the Public School Haase In
said Ward. and elect one member of Select Conn.
ell and , hreememners of Common Council.
7 ha e:ectora of the Tlemd ward, of the C ty of
Allegheny, re - meet at the.Pobllc School noose
in the drat r.reelnct and at the house of Gee rse
Ohrst la the second precinct, In sal I Ward. and
e'cct one member of Select Council and four
members of Common Connell.' -
g Th el o he
-
hny lbmeet f at t F
e o P nh ll Wan h o C l lt
D.ofAselle
la -
the lint: IneelDet. sad , it the house of Mr. (tor
sion la the second preelec. In said Wardihnd elect
one member of Stleet Ccar.cil and four members
of Common Connell. 1 - - - -
, The electors .of the , Flith - ward. City of Atte
' glieny, to meet at the Public, School. House in
said Ward, and 'elect one member of select Comm.n
ell and two Members of Common- , °not it,
3 be electors, of the Sixth rd. City of Alle
gheny. will, meet In the Pub 'c School C o n n
said Ward.'and elect one mem i otdeleet I
oft aad two - members of Coalition Council.
, glse edectora of the deve nth ward:City of Alle
gbeny;' wall neeCittbe ho. of of lour ,t 19.1 r In
„sad warn and dee: one member or rieet•Coun
ell and tw o members of Common Con ell.
The electors of the Elehth.Ward. CI y of Alle
gheny,. Will meet at the Public Ser.nol Route 14
said Ward, and elect one msmoer of Bclect Coun
oil sad two members of COMPOR COP
in restimons I have h e set my han d and
seal of the said CID' or An 4,hehr. •thltPitial di* ,
Of September. A.D. inc..? . .1.:,... - ~.....
. .
SIMON DRIA. inion
it=
QECURITY- AND COMPOST
p ‘ x for the lamvaling community.'
J. B. Jitilatit.TS
Safety Fire , .dacket, air Beater and
.yroir krtaroß•
For Smoke and Mit far Flues, disPerodi2F with
the use of stores and Bre, la 'or about the rwisen
ger or Baggage Cars, with the .attachment to
graduate the beat to arty Anaheratare that mai*
be desired wfthout, toe _potability of firing tee
-Pear or cars to which the Jacket maybe attached.
IT-Ing obtained of the , United titates. Letters
ekin pr a listen' Jacket, which is warranted
to resist the most Inten.e' heat that May be ap
plied. wily in we position ancV;4ll,ole for which
tt trines:wed. , , ,-
It sera • mire Protection from iccideula by fire.
- originsting from-defective. Mies or where iron.
ptpot
is
Sze used u 'conciliators for smoke or heat.
/t la applicabns to an PIPIng that may become
overheated. midis warrantee tO firepertect sat
isniction where wood or other' Combos tilde mate
rial, mar he placed In Nose Proximity thereto,
I as now ready to apply my infentlon to storm
lim•illafts. factories, snit% atesinboats. riiiii.
. ,eO, —whe.retrr pipes 'ai r
conductors are
made dangerous by being overheated and seen
my desired, I. wili send on application right to—
manuftcture or 'eta the above invention Also
Territorial rights to althea May wish to engage
in sehlpg Privileges eilherritste or unt . .
sponlee at the •••2f/S PI:1161/LFitt, PAINT
WORKS. A.
** corn . ?
_r of idorria meet anti the ails
ghee, Valle y ',mamma, Tyreuthwitst.: Pitts.
barge, Pa.
/Mita
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