ME= [ 2 - at titttAuto 6a3A. ...;uswasom..--__ • FOUND DROWNED. • • , VT G';'S N. 13S.L16IIII 8 T• '-" • A body is fetid in the river deer, sleep. • eep, Or the muddy, foul ertual — f 'Who 15 tt. thus Liine tee last, long 'Without coffin, shroud or pall? • Is it a Father, who leaves behind love— • A faithful re iv. taste, loving and kind, Tuose whom be ought to 'YirhOse Weller worth Woad Wee? 1 lefshe a daughter. or daughtets fair. Whose ros cheeks will turn to "IM P . When th.y uslithatltre baplessunknown man. Vith the ar horns itsir and features nun, Left their horns but sestee ea KW • Or lo it a ther, heart-eiclr. and sad, ' Who Ile from a Ilfe of care— • Whose fe ered brain. with sorrel grown mad, No lon - r hsr grief •could boo. perhaps Daughter. betmred and wronged. weepsos a te bad been foully me,. • . Ind ee ie anguish. only longed • ' To lace that is mlght forget'. Or is it !ion. whose v‘aprard life. , Long acted ill scenes or sin Made la ra shouU from the fearful 'trite . Of th wild remorse within. Perchabce It Is one whom nobody knows, , For Whom nobody stems to care, • Eletpine so strangelv, ulth eyes unclesed, , That Ilmedly, burtldly start : -•: - Whoever It ls, RB9' lunnan els'', Llt up by the wondrcus oul, That nv , r can know' the touch:o f de caF, FAIL 11Ne while the stars shall roll: oto bury the unknown one away From Ow blessed light of the tun and sides, nii fc :r e r ...... u'e i; T „• _ •. tla ... nev .--- r ----- sltY' tleis t.. Fp S. Tax telegraph has been extended to Pa the town of Indiana; ": • Bavrivortk proposes to erect a moult. went to George Peabody in Druid Hill Park, to cost $l5 000. 0. . _ ETTLEES are pouring into 'Kansas, S .rrom the 'Eastern and liriddle States, in an Unprecedented manner. , TBISTEE,Ii States were represented in the display of hogs at the St. LOUIS Fair, the number entered being 1,060. Sevrtt lIIMMIED acres of good Ten nessee riv r bottom land, in 'Hardin 1. munty, we sold a day or tic° since for the natal s of ten dollars per acre irneux, lal a womrin in Bullitt county, seve ty.two years old who has a child about five months old. The father 1 , of the chil is about twenty years old. THE Su erintendent of Public Instil:id tion has d eided that children having a preponder nce of white blood are entitled to the pri ileges.of the common schdola of Indisna. _ .:: 'I THE 01l IMilditte inltichmond, knownon, all over e United -States aS Libby Pris has recently been leased ,and is endingoc) cupied 5 , parties engaged in g sumac and bones. i_. A. a lITIFIII. --Monument has ueen erected n Girard'College; in mem ry of gri ll , thegraduates who fell in the late war. Their s our are to be engraved on mar ble an four faces of the column: ' , AT quarry in. Berea. Ohio, last Fri i day, a break of rock, measuring eighteen feet wilde, five feetthick, and one hund and sixty feet long, and containing over ten thousand cubic feet, ! was made. • Monday by a colored boy, was sold last Monday by the Sheriff at Cynthia's, 31.y.,f0r $2.50. George remarked as the 'sale was progressing that-When he waft seven years of age he w.assold for $7OO. W. B. SesTawi retattlgoonsßalti more some specimens of a op of 'merles raised in Anne Arundel county, Xaryland.l-The fruit is undersized; but perfect, and the growth of several trees. FBEDERICS S. Hazt.w, .of Springfield, Mass., has made a secretary, inlaid with 2t,373 different pieces," comprising almost' every variety in the world. Be has kept at work upon it during spare hours for seven years. 1 . I I, 1 A crash. manufacturers' assoyation has eoen organized in Cincinnati, and tricot. rated. its object is top rotect its mem rrs against -strikes and for such other purposes as May be froM 'time to time deemed expedient. Janata Crrv, 'Hudson City and Bergen City have voted, by large rases, to nsolidate as one city. The other towns of Hudson county, including Hoboken, voted against the measure; and remain 4 - ) out of the consolidation. 1 A tiroaaasatT wedding has just taken place at Louisville, Sy.. The Courier journal says . Jenkins himself was lost in the dazzling brilliancy of his surround . ines, and could not for of life of him make out a single toilettel. • A camp three years old, of A.. 11 Sedg wick, of Weymouth, Tuicarawas county, Chia; swallowed a shingle nail, which lodged in its throat, an remained there for thirty-m.O days. downan effort of coughing the nail was out. Tun Commercial Co vention, to meet st Louisville next w k, is to have a grand concert airier di, a banquet on the 15th, and exclusion on the 16th. Committees to have charge of and prepare for eachhavebeen appointed. Josh G• Ssicrezuso,v „ of Vincennes, Indiana, coveted his neighbor's farm. Tie made a deed of conveyance to himself, and signed his name to it, duly authenti cating ice.Y the signature of a Justice of I the Peace . lie is no thinking 'over the ethics of the transacts ninth county jail. Tug 'Knoxville (T, nn.) Iron Company are malting extensive arrangements for the manufacture of 1 nails. _Machines of the newest and best make, from Pitts - burgh, have been received andplaced in operatintu . Operations, will -. be ..corn . menced about thellsth instc,•when the company .expect to . turn alt about 60 'kegs per day. IT IS said that dining the pedals weeks five hundred head of cattle, which arrived in Jersey City from Texas, and which were afflicted with the Spanish fever have been sold to farmers throughout the State ',.st four . dollars a head,. and - ire now spreading the pestilence among all the cat .: Ile in their different localities. 'The State •.: locietyholds COL Black, the- State In . speetor, responsible. - . Two young men, Were S. Shardein and Valentine IT..‘rig.,,Werrk out gunning, recently in, the vicinity of , Louisville, ICl.,'llll4:Sri their ',.w,a,y ,horne, .cinhorse. ' back, gnaideir: was,secidentally and fa -telly shot., o.ba,g,• Peri, doing all ,11 his r power for his friend,,reniounted and set • off for a phyla - , He; ode at a-terrible . rate, when rocoded. tut a abort die tance when - h s • horse stumbled and he " Wad thrown o' the ground and his hip • dislocated.' " I .". - trartsliti s°, vigilaribe committee ar k county, lowa, which warns acertain ".- sly; Itic,e and their assodates in crime, ;that if taiy.more outrages 'are perpetrated in that county the committee •' • will tate he law in their ' ,bPds. The - proclamation further states:. 4We 'there. .. . . ; F 11l ME until the first day of November, 1869, to settle up their affairs arid quit this county forever; and if they do not take this warning tkien Ive will wind uptheir affairs for them in a quick and summitry manner. • it is historically on record that in the reign of Edward DI a certain London wine -merchant, by name John Penrose, was convicted of selling unsound wine. Adam de Bury was then Lord Ma y of London; before him the said PentOfie was brought, and he adiudged that the peccant vintner should drink a large draught of the same wine which he sold to the corn en.people, and. that the renaaisder of usuch wine should be poured on the head Of the same John, and that he should for- Swear the calling of a:vintner in the city 1: 4 f London forever. ' IN tbe.l.3nited States Court at Cincinnati , la few days since, when the defendants in a certain case were called upon to plead, it was diacovered that the indictment was missing, with others, from the files, hav ing been lost or stolen. The District At torney thereupon Moved the Court to or der the substitution. of a certified copy, and that the defendants be required to plead. The Court, granted the motion, holding that where an indictment was lost or destroyed', the Court might prop erly,order the substitution of a copy, and that the accused be arraigned and tried on - the copy. , .Tstz failure of Legrand Lockwood is everywhere regretted, and a 'host of friends offer him assistance. His house and grounds, t Norwalk are alued, in their incompete a $BOO,OOO, and it was his intention to expend more than a million upon them. The owner's cham ber is furnished with elaborate inlaid rose wood, the bedstead canopied with green, forming a framework of gold and Jet. Attached are a dressing loom and an oratory, the latter frescoed iwindowsn imitationhung of tinted white satin, the with Persian fabrics, ceiling in and the rose drab and gold with a dome of sky blue studded with stars. lii Roes county, Ohio, last week, a horse belonging to Whi. Crabb, was observed to take his teed into his mouth, and, after chewing it a very short time, drop it out on the ground, apparently failing to swallow any whatever. This continued about four days. when a veter inary surgeon ordered the mouth of the horse to be held open by artificial , means and pills put down int o . the very throat of the animal, so that he would be forced to llow them. This was done, when it 'w as discovered that immediately behind the back teeth was firmly lodged a corn cob about three inches in le which, dwn. crosswise, held the tongungth, e firmly Tilts was removed with me effort, and ac the horse took to his oats with renewed vigor. , _ i Art OLIVTIMS. CiTiCLE • iottrlVT.--.11 a hunt in Hinckley tovaship,3lediria coun ty, Ohio, on Deeero3er 24th, 1818,• the following game Wall killed': Font hundred deer. twenty.one bears and ;seventeen wolves. By pre-arrangement, the 6thens of the townships surrounding Hinckley, "moved on the enemY," forming a ring near the center of the latter township, in which , the greatest slatu;hter took place. Such an abundance of game in one town ship is accounted for by the fact that the townships surrounding Hinckley were first settled, and the wild animals were aatually driven into the high lands and • ravines of Hinckley. Probably no other day's hunt in America ever produced such large results. A cOLostED orphan girl, engaged as maid of all work in a wealwas thy whit of the e fan ny in Paterson, N. J., accused theft of money, but denied the charge. and in order to extort a confession the head of the family and his wife put b i er to torture. First they whipped her till she fainted, then hoisted her by a strong cord, and to her thumbs, to abeam in the garret, and left her, with her feet ,barely touch ing the fioor, from nine o'clock at night 'until four next morning. Still denying her guilt, they tied a strap about_her neck and gradually tightened it. so as to choke her within thi inch of her life; but ,his failing to extort confession of a crime of which she was not guilty, the fiends now, with the aid of their son, bound her arras behind her at the wrists again hauled her up to the and in the garret. She called upon itness that she was innocent , , and cried aloud to be released God to w but she was told she would remaill Ira paled as she was, between the floor and the roof, until she confessed, and there she did hang from the Friday of one week to the Saturday of the week following— gagge.d, liand-bound, lashed to the waist, hungry and thirsty, and at the very point of death. ' They then gave her a crust of bread, but kept her suspended another week. --fifteen days and nights in wen t to her every night before they went to family prayer. At last, when she could endure no more , the poor girl confessed she had taken the money, but said she did not know what she had done with it. she bad never seen it. She was then arrested and imprisoned fo r two weeks for the the ft , on her thown confes sion. Bat the crimes ot e Christian fiends found them out. The girl told her story, and her semi-murderers were in dieted. Her person vias examined, and her back foun.d to be literally cut in pieces there were deep furrows where the la bad imbedded itself, and the wounds Were thetering and bloody; the jailer said that raw flesh , MM. rolled up over her thumbs where the rope bad been tied. The punishment inflicted upon these wealthy Christians was by no meanssde gnaw. • The man Was fined $l5O, and his wife $501._____............------- . . herein Inei r ti-oried URGEL GAZME: SATURDAY, bCTOBER 9, 1869, PITT lessool `;American' llllll lly ladies whom she genera kneir -dniing Mr. Lincoln's administra , tion. - - wlf Cor. Joint Forosol and e, of Belpre , ' Ohio, celebrated their golden weddlng on September 20.. Of the five sons and two daughters of Colonel Stone, all, i except one Bon, who -was killed at Bermuda Hundred, were present, with all but one of the twenty grand children. - 1 ANIC. DICC.10:601,1 created a sensation in Georgetown, Colorado, by nionntirg awayhorse "Straddle -ways" and riding for the Range, at seven o'clock in the morning,She was dressed M bloom ers, and wore a gentleman's overcoat. Her delicate little feet and firielyi tamed ankles were encased in substan 'al boots, with buttons up the sides. An eye wit ness gives the number of the bo is at two and a half. _ Has. GAncra has beenew 'York, and a female paper of that' place hastens to assure its _reader% not only that "time but touches this lady alike tol adorn her person and clarify her factiltied," but that 'her charities are only circumscribed by her opportunities for doing good, her friends only limited by the number who know her, her admirers only confined to those who respect the highest • develop ment of energy, worth, human y . and piety, of which her sea is capable.' IT is stated that when General Cham berlin, Governor, of Maine, after one of terrible battles opt the war, Ipon a the hospital &inch, shot through the u body, and, as all supposed, very near his end, the attendants began preparations for em balming his body, that it might be sent home. This was a little ;an whi movinle earlier than the General deiigned, 'd himself, he said: "Gent*nen, I have made different arrang es...l invite you all to dine with me one w eek from to day." Alt audience was recently assembled in one of the churches of Hagerstown , ad., to witness a ceremony that binds two willing hearts. The loving couple had presented themselves at the altar and the officiating divine had proceeded wit the ceremony until the point was reached where notice is given that: "If any man can show just cause why they may not be joined together, let him now speak, or else hereafter hold his peace." At this interesting juncture an eccentric individ ual arose and put in his protest. A. breath less silence , pervaded the whole assem blage—the minister hesitated—the couple held their breath in demandedps. At length the minister the grounds of objection and received for answer: a lt dosen't bind te ere waal in hs nary a straight arvest." Among all the audience th face.. The minister couldn and of 't s course fin. ee the va. lidity of the Objection fieted the cereraony. • PERSONAL . Tug friends of Rent Stone, late Preal dent of 'Kenyon Colleges hie authority, deny the report th become a Romanist. XS. LCITII3I3 ISTAIO3II, leadlug member of the New York bar, artd awri ter of some mark, is spoken uf N.r. Bigeloves successor outdo Times. Tan typo who made the repot of •the Chicago Post say that the fire engicopy nes Iwashed 147 houses," when the read ',Worked 147 hours," had his wages ra t Mu- JOON ,BulTa, of London, has written a book to prove that "the geome try of the circle and mathematics as ap pltecl by mathematicians, are a mockery, delusion and a snare." Ifirr.l 3.60 Oieoii;ttie 'oldest man in Plintnrop, sged ninety-three years, appeared on, the streets last week with a horse twenty-five years old, a wagon fort,y•ftve years old, and a harness fort,' eigh. years *La. - A-snstard Ltscotsi ,is ',Frankfort, Germany, living in pt.-_ tirernent and in very unitretending quer, ten', Bbe Be" FOREIGN NEWS AND REDOES. AT Mount Ararat, this year,llo,ooo Mohammedan pilgrims assembld for the annual journey to Mecca. Tun Queen of Prussia oilers five hun in the iiing dred dollars to every woman . dean that has given birthto twelve child ren. ALI; that o said on the Byron controversy b isa tbeeno be reprintedi ndonn book form by an enterprising Lo pub. Usher. Pia letter states that Louis Napo leon has fixed upon March 16th, 1870, as the time of his abdication. The Prince Imperial will be fifteen years old then. Mn. JAMES Ginn, a Quebec merchant, Who died on the 25th ultimo, bequeathed one hundred thousand dollars ti. - 1 tne dif ferent charities of that city, both Catholic and Protestant. ~i QIIEEN VICTOPIA will spend the Christ mas holidays at Castle ROBeriall, in Saxe oburg-Gotha. That is where the la inented Albert and some hundreds of his prolific cousins emigrated from. Tun Pall Mall Gazette says that, when -Byron lived, his name was pronounced as if written "Birren," but that since the pronunciation has chanca so that it is now pronounced to rhyme with teat it DIE duration of human life in the prin cipal countries of Europe has recently been es elk as follows: Prussia 41.L' years; Belgium, 41.6; France, 44.2-,'Eng. land and Wales, 45.4; Sweden, • 49 5 Denras.rk, 52.5; Schleswlg-llolstein, 35.. DIF. Bing= Elementary Schools are supported at an annual expense of $7,- 920,000. Ot this amount the State sup plies $275,331. The salaries of the teach ers require the sum of $6,709,000, made np as follows: $1,800,000 or 31.2 per cent. from tuition fees, $6,600,000 or 65.1 per cent. from the districts, and $212,835 from the Government. A Pious letter says that "when B or tense died she gave the engagement ring of her mother, the Empress Josephine, to her son, the present Emperor of France, making it a condition that he should never put it on another hand than that of the future ErapreSSOf the 'French. The request was obeyed, and Eugenie owns the ring." TIM last of Napoleon's Mamelukes. ffidi-Ferdouek, has lust expired at Balana, a small village on the Mediterranean coast. The defunct Sidi was a friend of the EtriperOr'S Celebrated ROUStaa, and served in the Consular Guard, his tur baned squadron creating no small effect in the CarronsseL Sidi fought in Italy, Germany, Spain and *Russia, and alto. geffier must have had a hard time of it in his youth..;,4,.._________--- CAub We tit New Tort. Fashionable clubs seem to have a bard time of it in this , city. It is notiong since the Ph,tbenieum and the Ecledlc suc cumbed to the is ofdnanci diffi culties, and now it is rured that the New:Yor Club, which.was composed of the moßl gay mid festive men in metro. polikin society, is also on the verge of bardirtlptCy and dissolution. To meet its enormous e*penses, the principal part of which are occiialoneii by the restaurant department, 'new members have been lately minlittesi:withorittbat close sc,,tutiny of =Wader 'and ,qualleications which was formerly practiced. and this has, in turn, driven out older and more fastidious men, prevented new . and desirable ones from applying for admittance, and so destroyed the prestige of, the - 9, lub that it is serious . ly proposekto mate no further effort to thee`keit up, 'but to form a new club out of \ t members of the NeW 'York and Union Clubs respectively: .h. number of wealthy persons are said to,Voe prepared to pay ilbertlly toward the fOrmation of this new institution; but the prolect, if ' carried out, would, result in fresh disaster. New York, we are glad to say, at does not contain enough idle men of edu 'l. catiort and ability to support a purely . fashionable lounging place, and we trust that it never will. rzi; IT CAN' TOPS. _ gm cu stamped upon tne the center, and an Index or pointer it Pt the top of the can. It Is Clearly, Dlstlnetly and Permanently ..14•33305-X-33. bey merely placing the name of the ant the eclignl4r7gliregieliPoTrtere a nd o f s g. t of good housekeeper will. use any other afte;lotlce seeing t. PIPES. CHIMNEY TOPS. &c. WATEIV PIPES, 013rINET TOPSA. large assortment, 1 118.21 NY B. COLLINS, °e.ear Bml"6eldk St. p14:h87 DRY GOODS. tit cz .. st tfi' igt z , 4 ,z at 2 t s cz a Px.w4f2, , z AzN =7. .. EA P C''' 9 W 4 0 p I 5 4 1 ' Zt i l a q E. l igig SI j ' 0 01 - °' i 4 Ca el M '4 411 1 EA ; v ,5, a A PI 6.' 7 In *A 'pt .4 c p le 0 o*a r . 4 1 . X4 0 ,m ti ) ii CI:1 0 '74 E. 4 f i i t : 2 214 1 3 45 ;4 14 ri IP° li pa z I I c> actl Pit gag 104 , t 14 =- i --4 - . 4 C GRD, Ch.SIIESS CO., (Lat Wilsn. Carr & C 0..) WI3.OI.Ia&LY. DEALS.= Foteign and Domestic Dry Good% No. 94 WOOD \ Third dOO7 above Dlamoneirrania,. SCHMIDT &FRIDAY, WM • ;Pi, tIIC WEIOLEISALZ DEALESS ILS PUBS RYE WILISSTES, 409 PENN STREET.. 'Nave Removed to Col% Elev enth Canal. SOSEPTI S. FINCH *. CO., 505.185, 187.169, 191. 193 andlV 1015, 111.BST lITACPITTBDITILG ILANIRSZItS 07 Copper DistiAed PON Ups Whiskey. and L 1 Also. &tiers in 101111011 WOMB 111:10BS• eattrioigi . Intlatatilif3, NOTIO N S. ......... FALL. rril./%3E)T44 New Goods! New Goods! CARLISIES NrSO DRESS TRIMMINDNGS, FRINGES, IMI'S BITITOI,S NP NV SASH AND BoW RIBBONS THE LATEST NOVELTIEB IN FIAS. 'NEW STLYPS r..MBR oIPERD, S. OODS. NOVELTItS IN LACE G GLOVES AND SOSIERY 10111{0 AIM WOOL . I Shirts and PTO -Viers, ALL KINDS AND SIZES• ZEPHYRS : BAI3 I OR AL S HAWLS FANCIL YARN• 10 LT SHAWLS, CLOAN4 HOoDS, NOTIONb AND IderchontiredgeaUllaplied at low ptlees.' 1110105. & .CABlalit NO. ea [SPORT or NOS. 881 AND 886 PENN, ASSESSMENTS. - °TINS Erratteltra StinVllSltt• rITTSBUI3II, Oa. 511.115050. OTICE.The assessment for Grading, vng and Curbing URBES from Cuestout tr. 'Magee street. Is 1219 1 ! rowdy toe e = atntnatl W U.,LlTdOcetonobeVa:sitni cfrrtgetiretorned to the 'CRY Tren.Shler'llOatee f ° , l ;:inS cticK)". C" V't giitterr• ------------ Orrice. CIVIC FritOt rissa arOs bUnvEro, Inttaburgn. Oct. Si.sl. 1889. t OTICE.—The Assessment for li-irsllng and paving Lt cost silty from F cr. to Fag and street Is nose ready for es ron,natton. and can be seen v. DM Grace until WF.DIi 8.913 Y. Octooer 13th. 1869, wbeu it will OS sent to Me ‘ity Treasurer'. OfliCe f,r COl - e COICT:73O, ' ________--------1. 3.11006.8., City Engineer. O-----VllCg. or CriTrUflo f i n eep.tryle Tsicifor, NOTICE. --The, assessment for Grading. Paving and Curbing REBOIL' a.LLE from Pride to aill.enberger street, is now roedigel grttiVilltatiP.nOADOLisnBt),44eheeun at this be returned to the City Treasurer's Offito for COI. ltCtlol:::__ . _ . _ . _ . ______-...-------- ----- ' - " - " . 5t2:0103 IL 'J. ROORE, City Enginee. TEIFFERRON STIREET.—THE ty undersi‘ned, appeinted Viewers to assess Oa. and lor openin gJ e arson street. of wardAl l egh eny, will meet on the prem ises 8 sTORDs.Y. oetober 9th. 1b69. st 81 Wellies r. Y. tO attend to the duties of our SP potntrnent. , S. W. tdrGIGNNE BO,. JADES GRAHA, itt=o6G-Sw • ANDREW DAVIDSON. ' l- $ 4—" V r 1.--Va FLOES DEALERS AND C 118TTRERS.—We are now realm. DI/ slot of 40,000 bushels carefully_ selected 'WRITE AND AMBER AND TE.NIDEROBIi wiRRAT, pmehased in Gibson. l'ar. e, erten and Morgan cou Indians. 'lbis lot of Wheat is by,ry n ett , be round and cannot passe4 any In the United States. bower nave oleo Aniabed our Improvements in asser.inery. Rotting Clothe and Cooling Hoorn', and are now prepared to Sunman he best Flour ade Yoe ten years at prices that defy compet i tion on the 'sine grades ot dour. ' %"11. a''' . ISSAXIAPT de Imo.. reed wee DIM. Allegheny. 1, 1 •September 13, 1669. V1L01311.2 VLOIIIII rsoutit Ja- -I&INI6SQT enASEIJUS. ' • 480 bbis. Least Ter. RAI ball Ha Hs, 361 bell %mine, 1 bbls Summit Milts Silo bble Winona. Co., 50 lAA .Red River. 133 bids Ray Hay. CHOICE 11.150014611 i YLOTIES. 860 bbi• Riverside, 865 bbis W u BS 500 Wile vsrious brands Spring V beat flour. weet:Wz lielliotitiowittityaslobivallif:gavrtletiorFistitusie Ringleader and Crown, choice M. Lows. ir or sale lower thanufeenTbeibrotrreattr.the 17 .1 43°1"31.464. WHITELIDIE.--100 barrels Clevelsmk White Lime; 200 Idds Eastern do., for sale by J B•CANIMEW. No. 21 Fifth Avenue, complete assortment for Pell FIFTI3 A FALL OPENING. FINE ASSOSTNiENT OF. SIECAINIS , In Plaid and Boman Striped Ruffled Collars and Cuffs, The New Sailor Collar, MI3 Satin Trimmings, Silk Glass Buttons, In all the 'Newest Patterns. MISSES PISE POOL tIPS OD SMEE%, elagant assortment past recelYed. do hair and sate %wiltltel, Balmoral and Plaid hosiery, wool Ralf Bose, %tarts and DTEIWCTS, TOR TALL AND WINTER WEAR. YARN *, A FUZZ Supply of 4U .ILinds. HEAVY PLAID FLANII ILLS, MAMMA, GLYDE & CO., 78 &80 target Stre et. vi. OPENED JOUR BONE CO. EXTRA QILITIE3 ARAB SI-lAINLS, STRIPED AND SCOTCH. PLAN• ALL SHADES • Ilesersed Satin Pleating, Tke Latest 14 ovelti in Dress Trimming. Qullled6atin Trimming, Gaups, Fringes, riain and rigid Percale Bu Brttoaids, nat. Satin and Velvet ns, tico, eh Plaidss Gla Bu ttons 'gibbons , Suet and Colored Velvet Lama and Silk Brdies. Maim ad Wool 13naetweat In all sire. end Qrino DUalities. Chl.d's Mersses. Ladies, bierino Skirts, Boul,verde Felt Skirts A n Unsurpassed Assortmen t 3ieril F l eeced Coottenol li , Ones', , Plan 31erdao, l'irn's- Watt Striped , VICTOEIA AND tall ARTCASIVAXIII, BistiE, in all sizes. 01, Genie' Halt Hose In Wo 31.e,An0 and Super' Stout. Cotton, AT VERT LOWEST FNICES• , and 79 MAIIKET STUFFY: 77 "- 2 -- __- --- --- -- - ......, ~,,,,,,,,,, ~,,,,,,, ay.e.re. paorosALs ~ Will be received al the Engineer's office or the PITTS atiliti II {NO CON NEM bVILLE itAl L SO AD COideANY In Pa I Sollutill or cUSI.- BERL AND. with the l‘t of November. 1869. inclusive, for bIIPPLYING THE CROSS TIB.S for the entire line of nix ;lc S 5 ud es of tuts ros trom near Connellaville Wriest Cumberiand • The lenuth of earn cots tie will be S feet between square ends. %Witness turtle and flattened on two opposite std.. tr. not less than? f ir t illgs . tearingr i rill surface. a u tt t d ° .. r ff w . I K i t u s d u o d f c i i . rrili'ers'W hue oat,ltock o,k or Chestnut. soand and free from v Ind Bhutto 'or other defects. Places of delivery.',Mamedmtely on the road, and not more then half • mile apart, where the groutid will permit access and room for oiling. widen will be done In alternate cross layers of • about 100 in each p le. Proposers who cannot deliver at the Interests named may State 1,b5 WILCO St which ibel would deliver. and qusintl ties at etch piece. 711 n numbs per mile w ill be 511.119. and whole number about SI tO,OOO, in eluding the for side trecks. . Timoer to be cut when the sap Is out, and delivery to be corn men on on or berm,' Januar/ Ist, 1870, and continued nett' all deliver' d; sil WOWS,' Tti: Fe e the first 10 miles from cheer end of the road near connellsville or Lutoberland, on or benre May j e t. 1870, tor emelt succeeding 10 miles to ward the iiiddle.of the Paso one month later, or o• the lut of June.'J My, augustand September, 187 d. until the to number are delivered. llionthly estirustes of _Crosel:les delivered on the road will be given. four-fiftbs of . the reaua contra ct price of which will be paid, and the ng Otila at the c.)Mpletionif the . contract. ENJ H. LATROBE , ' ocTil leer. Ors'979car CiTT Itai9i2nUas Ako ScraVs7o6, Pittsburgh, .oot. 8. UM. r OTICE TO CONTBACIIIIIB.-- N SEALED PROPOSALS; for the store structi froze on of &public sewer on lortyigbth et, the Allegheny Misr to Butler street, and for tie stag paving 'and ,curbing of VOW d Rthird street from Butler to Pearion"s Line. suatite grading, paving and curbing of Greenough street from Try Street to DOA filler-Willbo rteelvtd at his office anti Tuesday, October 1110, 1869. at air. st. No bids will be received unless Made out on the proper blanks. -Specifications and blanks for bidding can IL b ' e bad a' I. t this office. • . - NOOSE. t2___________-.----- '-'------512---------------1 Engin eer . efit p 52. 1 puorossu "'Vir be received at the office of the under 111sieuntil SATURDAY . October Sid, 9 A. M.. for furriliblni 350 of Gold's improved Indirect Nudist re, and' lit. ing up the same for rearming tLe Ile!? part* of the Xileglien7 County Jail. P either ham motion given a. our office , te3Otpls • - BARN & 'Wuxi. ELEGANT CARPETS. The latest end molt beatitlfal designs ever sbo' 11/ TA.PESTRY OR BODY 33frjUSSE I-4S. Just reeelved by direct truportatton from Eng— • 3DialaGr C7r-Vell Of the :spat styles in large 4 OLIVER 31eCLINTOV IC & CO. 23 Fifth Avenue. -2-Is;ENS/ FALL STOM. CARPETS The Fist in the Mallet THE CHEAPEST. CHOICE Y.A.TTERNS . Two -pill and Three-ply CHEAP 161tAlli 'CARPETS. THE FINEST Lila OF BODY BRIISSEItS 'giver Offered in Pittsburg Hare t:lme and money by baying from *CFABLASI) & COMM. fro. 11l aid 13 BUTS AVENIIIT., .'%5L........4 I& Tj-- --------1 4cl'ndln su c41.11._ C RPETS. IiEWI FALL STIOCII. ID Oil Clo ths, 'window S' des, • aIIGGBTS. .DItI34I43CET SQUAILES, Eli SOSIERY• PROPOSALS . .... BZI Ingrain Carpets, At the Lowest ?Tics EVOT Offend.. %WM ROSE &. CO 21 MIR AVM& i elB:dkl 141EW C /OWE/T M MSS INTORTATION ra9:IS=pr•VruII32IIM VELVETS, BRUSSELS, Tapestry Brussels, ISEC.,f - TEE FLNEiT 1550itMent ever offered in Pittsburgh.. ALSO, A. FINE SIOCK OF TRREE-PLI'S, NGRAINS, AND COMMON CIik.EPETS A. FINE ASSORTNENT OF Igen 'Seasoned oil Cloths , liNtlai BROS., .01rir 917 E elo PICESEIAN ALLORi3. FAIL STOOL OF I I MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING, Nevi iteCtiFillg by 'GRAY & LOGAN'S, N 0.47 SIXTH STREET, LATEST. CL/a: 507 "1".3/1 FASIIIONAS LII IVEL-ACHANT TAILOR, Steps constantly on hand , Cloths, Cassthzeres and irestings. Also, GENTLEMEN'S 71:11011513114 El GOODS. 93'1-2 Smithfield Street, der in t ellOl Goth WA'iel