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CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Osserns te farnwart ts the city
for adz days of the week for 115 tent' per
seer; by Inca, Viper ammo : 3 otos, VL
Dtseharged..— O. E. Whew, who was
ertellted as the talon Depot, Stlrldlly, a
melee of which we published yesterday,
wssAlseberged by the Mayor yesterday
morning.
• Ttreata,—Jaa. Oblien ante before Al
dervish Taylor yesterday morning for
tkrtedentrig to take the life of Patrick
Quinn. He will have a hearing on Wed
nesday.
We nave reasons for bespeaking atter
tion to one of the "Wants" advertised
today. gs,ooo are needed for a new
.busineee that only awaits this needed
capital to make It at once productive and
very profitable. A bilge Rale is already
mated, ,
es="'Hallway netting. —Last
sntittal meeting of the stock
holders of the Citizen's and People's
Passenger Railway wax hold, at which
Maim James Verner, J. H. Wright.
AlWrawder Speer, J. H. Jones and
Rieharrl Hays were elected Directors for
the ensuing year.
Attention Is Vatted to the advertise-
Medd headed •'du Bon Marche" in this
moatlp~sGArarrra. The ladles are In
there will be an "opening"
Ostrow and extensive stock of all the
isteet Styles of millinery goods, to which
we shall mate extended reference to•
moerow.
Organ Concert.-4n exhibition of the
new min emoted 1n the Lutheran
Mirth, Seventh avenue, will be given
elk sentnlnig, The builder, Mr. NoTuff,
and C. C. Mellor will presidia at tile or.
lan.' In Addition to the erg ap exhibition,
some of onr-beet Tonal talent will be
=:l4t to mist. Tickets can be obtained
charge at Wattles & Sheerer's,
avenue, - an. eynian & Brea
Smithfield steet, a n dat the church.
About is Mme.—Yesterday Alderman
Koenig issued • warrant for the arrest of
George Kaiser. charged with frond, on
crab at N. Kitsch. The prosecutor al
-1 legal the deihndant - is proprietor of a
nanisstand on Ohio street, Allegheny; he
hbsilis im indebted to h seven and a
w
'that he is attempting to dollars
defraud
•
him at the same by selling out his stock
and making preparations to remove to
r to Ohl*.
• the Weatern University.
Thil armee In the °alienate and &len
t Ude depirtmenta of ,this Institution are
unreinally large and in ill respects It
rwerirr was more prosperous. The new
deritittnent of Engineering has a large
cl alas. - Students desirous of a thorough
t*Mandel {Wrens amuse oan hem en
joy mreellent advantages. The Faculty
Mirada' of twelve Profeisors. The pros
, Mit term Cormorants the 14th Inst.
The Pint of the Beason.
0 ' The first invoice of the new crop of
enplanes has Wet been received and In
iattutieed for sal* by the house of John
. Dilworth & Co.. 130 and 187 Second
STUMM
Ifwe are not mistaken this shipment
lirf, of the crop raised by Mr. Dil
worthi= his own Isortaisna plantation,
end Is a noteworthy sign that we are be
earntri to railiteOur owe sugar and me.
and of the far reaching enterprise
of on:merchants. -
Burglary,
Yesterday morning about three o'clock
die residence of Mr. Thomas Goodsle
..
Western MI/11M Allegheny. was en
' tend. and a lot of wearing apparel, in.
.., eluding a silk dress, :velvet sack, silver,'
and several coats, carried off.
Mines removed a sash at the
i side of e hall door at the rear of
the home, thrust • hand - through
~-....,,,, .
azoi the s t rati:e' en. sl ip
an the ent bolt back,
dignestio in the family heard the noise,
A
:, but thought nothing of It and gave no
1
alarm..
--•••••—,--,
A Good Joke on a soldier.
•.1 to
A yonng man from tit° Arsenal came
•.1 •PI tO the city on bosineks, and, among
. ....4
, ... other things requiring ettentionores an
aching tooth, and so repaired to the
~ • office of Dr. G. W. Spencer, No. 255 Penn
I
1 , MT eat, and with apparent akeptiMim Le
i -
•:, a quire 4 lithis troublesome member could
be taken out without pain or injurious
J 1! effects upon himself. Having received
a satisfactory answer the. Laughing Gas
• Ai administered '
~ eras and the tooth ex
„,..1 treated in • moment or two, after which
.... _lt heralsad
. 0 ofr,n the chair and said, •.Well,
• ~tii Doctor. ill& gas has no effect on me; I
~ . 1 lim o
i lea.% and . threw himself back in
-.
1” -°l-.
se n . service t ron r ld N do, a hat a od n wirh hc de h us 4d r.
, nabtation, said: „I will have It out any
,.
.I' , • istsw. I have been s soldier, certainly I
- can bear that." The D rotor informed
• .-. 1 '• him he could do no more with the tooth.
•: .21 • At this the y meg man concluded as
I there wail blood in his mouth, there had
been • trial made, and throat his tongue
amend e Cavity to see what h been don
o his delight and astenishment ad , the e,
g tooth was gone.
Petrolearn luml.
The Titusville Herald of Monday says
a new fifteen bairel well was struck on
the To farm. between Lower Cherry
• rust and les
the Allegheny evor, a few drum
OLD.
The well owned by Emery Bros.. on
tiWalteramtiCathnrin :: tnt
7 L PlerCharrinin4rr4 : 7p:7ualatt : ml6eto:M : arres"ll
TbeelEbtrmonlalwali:No. Boohe
t sar.:pi tvitwkacb
was drilled in to the sixth sand rock
about II yearago, and which produced a
t .
. 11 t
T e gr ri t : e d ii ee n pel.arran°r.d:toiniehrpede time
. ... : .It le now yielding ten barrels of
„:..:;,
~igreena llaliqo u szai rdl i dlyY ftdri7
• f V iece
:, , f,-:, attended the late operations on this
~ .I,i! ileal provesconclusively that a green oil
• , 'l'.• belt underlies the ,Pleasantville black
: I' . OM proddang rock. This well la located
:'..•;...:1 • about s toile north of the large green oil
';
• ' 'arellott the Independent tract, and Is of
~:mach It indicated the
by azieen oIL
ankh],Mitchell and Davis
':. It, stink anew twenty-five betel well on
4'l' , the Shaw Farm, near Lower Cherry run,
i' , ' awe weak.
• : At Parker ' s Landing the Production is
ittesdlly increasing, and new strikes are
;berm made at the rate of two or three
:,•=r a tiek. • About a week ago a new fifty
well wax struck on the upper is
-'and by Messrs. Shannon at Allen. A
': - Itliw days previous the Enterprise well
• . Igo. 9 wasutrnek. This well commenced
tuprodtios - at the rate of twenty.live bar.
...,.4. daily, but the yield has since in.
1., Clessed, and is now about sixty barrels
* .!•,'S.V-- do..
7 , ~,!"-.-, ~ On Wards,' last two new walla were
struck on nutter Brattier , farm, former.
~ t.'., y 1., 4, 'W 'henna' arm': One of them la pre.
i.
r
-",-,-,. •.,, • . d'od.M twenty barrels and the other lif.
:SS W . barrels daily.
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tuts.
°
.... • ,
• (
In thcom the compa ny
everaleeast mem
..
ve roles admit
, will be repeated this
alidlenos may be
.—The celebrated Al
elub ere a grand
Abdor Sall. taleabanY.
reulug, the 17th Lud o for
Emmanuel Church; Alla
"— sale at the Mosta
idanoe at St. BrWrits
hold at St. BrildSeta
, ward, continues to in
tea lively intetest
A voting oi on the several
*weed .
THE COURT&
Supreme Court—Full Beath
MON DA r, November 15.—The Supreme
Court met at ten o'clock, A. a, a full
bench being present. The following
business was transacted:
Artisans Insurance Co. vs. Mooney
Drennan, D. C. Judgment affirmed.
Opinion per curium.
Ballantine vs. Idefieagh, C. P. Judg
ment affirmed. Opinion per curatm.
Dollar Savings Bank's appeal, D. IC.
Appeal quashed per curium.
Gibson vs }Canfield, C. P. Judgm nt
reversed. Opinion by Agnew, J.
Elisabeth Tp. School Director's ap
)1 C. Decision afftrmed. Opintout by
Al The ew ll i s . t from Washington, Fayette,
Greene, Beaver,Butler, Mercer and
Lawrence was c alled over.
Linville vs. Brown's Er.'rs, Washing
ton county, non I. cm.
Wilson et el. vs. Buffalo township,
Washington conoty, tion.pros.
Grants vs. White et el., Washington
cdunty. Argued by Montgomery for
plaintiff In error, and by McKennon
contra.
Hedge at aL's appeal, Washington
county. Argued by D. T. Watson for
appellant, and by D. El. Wiliton contra
l'flxon'a appeal, Washington county.
Argued by Montgomery fur appellant.
and by Wilson ointra..)
Ammon et al.'s appeal, Beaver. Ar
gued by S. B. Wilson for appellant, and
by Chamberlain contra.
Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal Co. vs.
William Graham, Lawrence county.
Argument by McComb and Hutchins for
plaintiffs In error, and by Taylor and
Kurtz contra.
Markt COUYI—JUdge litrkpatritil.
MONDAY, MOVOMINSY 16,—The CIAO 0
Lcmla Limp vs. Minas Ttndle admlnlat
rator of ttfe estate of John Moffat and
James Old anrriving John Moffat late
partners as Moffat Q Old prertonaly re
ported had not been concluded at the
times( adjournment.
EMBER
124. Butler va. Lasko.
IS. Manus V. Bukhart.
IS. Smith v. Knapp+ Nephews.
102. Eluckensteln vs. Lee.
199. Ross vs. Hulrpsetilld.
201. Methane administrator vs. Kraus.
14. Wilson Cs. Adams.
104. Lee vs. P. Ft. W. A C. Railway Co
et, al.
common Pleas—Judge Wtowe.
Idoener • November 15.—Bbamberg
Bro. vs. Frederick Hempe. F.Lecution
attachment. Plaintiff takes a non suit.
John R. Gribbe; vs. George Noll. Ac.
tion to recover for balance alleged to be
due on lot of lumber sold by plaintiff to
to defendant. Verdict for defendant.
ReineDlllll, Meyran h Sekile vs. Adams
Express Company. ...Action to recover
damages for loss of Jewelry shipped by
plaintiffs with defatidants to Franklin.
Verdict for the deTendanta.
John Held vs. Jacob Behwart. Action
to recover loaned money. On trial.
TILLkL LIST FOB IiRLDAT.
202. Smith et ox. va. McCortHough.
2'6. Ben Ace To Kindlin.
287. Sootl vs. Deknight.
210. Fiend vs. P., C. &.St. L. By. CO.
211. Cain vs. Royston.
214. Carllne va. Campbell et us.
216. Smith. Pratt & Co. va. Pa. Salt M'f 'g
Co.
217. Hahn di. Hadley vs. the A. R. V.
Coal Co.
220. Kelly va. Wood.
221. Ranson et al. vs.. Allegheny Ins. Co.
=2. Lewis et. al. vs. Downing.
225. Powell va.
The Graveyard Question
A meeting of the lot bolder. of the
Eleventh Ward Methodist Uraveyard,
about which so much hae been eald and
written during the past year, was held at
the Second Ward School House, yester
day, Monday evening, Nov. 18th, 1869.
The meeting was organized by calling
Mr. Robert King to the chair. Mr. James
McKean officiating as Secretary.
The President, on taking the chair,
stated that the meeting bad teen called
for the purpose of hearing the report of
the Committee a pp ointed to negotiate
with the Oomminioners for a eampro
mice of the difficulty.
Capt. Andrew Miller, Chairman of the
committee, presented a verbal report,
setting forth the result of the Interview
with the commissioners. He said that
alone the last meeting of the lot owner.
the committee had an interview with
two ol the commitalotiera. The propo.
siticaus submitted to the lot owners from
the coma:meta:tern had been agreed
upon as the bards of a compromise. He
in company with one of the commtsaion.
era Lad visited the office of Mr. White,
attorney for the commireiorierns, for the
purpose of having the agreement put In
writing, and at the suggestion of Mr.
White the commissioner backed down
from. the agreement, so that the matter
now statidetpt was before the propo.i.
clod to compromise.
Mr. White mild he held that the re.
pitted lot owners had no title to the
ground, and teat they would find the
Supreme Court would sustain - Wm.
Toe commisaionera had auhatittid
several other propositions, bet they were
so mean that he had told them be would
not direr them to the meeting of lot
holders.
As the meeting desired to hear it, lee
eased one proposition, which wits ea fol.
lows: They propose that each lot owner
purchase a lot in some other burying
ground, and remove all their dead; that
the commbisioners would pay the actual
cost of moving the bodies, provided the
cost of any single lot did not come to
more than 1211; and after the dead are all
removed and the ground cleared ofh
then the oommlattionere would purchase
the lots from the owners at the original
mad price of 410 each. The prop osi tion
was in writing, and had been drawn up
by the same individual who procured the
passage of the act for the vacation of the
burial ground, and was like the sot, a
trap to c itch the unsuspecting.
The only worse now left for the lot
owners was to prosecute the matter to
the end. He had no doubts whatever of
the result, and if the lot owners were
successful they could fence in the
ground and use it as a burying ground,
and by replanting shrubbery restore it
to Its condition before it bad been dese
crated by the hands of the Commission
er..
Hr. Floyd thought it would be neces
eery to erect a watch house and place a
watchman in It if they desired to protect
t the auggeetion of Mr. Miller, the
Secretary read the opinion of the Court
to the application for a preliminary in
junction to restrain the Commissionere
from proceeding further with the work
of removing the bodies.
•
The report was received.
Mr. Floyd saki that he was glad to see
that the Committee was With him. He
had never agreed to a compromise with
the Commissioners. He had said from
the first that he would be satisfied with
nothing save the return of the bodies
that bad been removed by the
tooCommis
tdnere, and the restoration of the ground
as near what it formerly was as could
be done.
Mr. Floyd submitted the following:
'lieaolted.
Reaohed. That we earnestly request
.the Commissioner. of Liberty and Smith
field street station and the Centenary
Board to bring back the comes that they
have removed,and bury them as near
as possible in the grave they once paid
for, and place the grave mark. to the
sums: and we pledge ourselves to stand
an assessment of one thousand dollars to
defray the expenses of putting a fence
around the same, en that " Osbriel's
Bump" shall be the first to disturb
them.
The resolution was unanknonaly
adopted.
The Committee, on motion of Mr.
Floyd. were continued, and requested to
have the counsel apply to the Court for
the appointment of a commiaaloner or
oommisaioners to take charge of the
burying. ground until the matter was
definitely settled.
Tho meeting then adjourned.
huge and select
the Opera Howe
come LUCIUS Western,
1 a favorite wits the
In this city. '• East
dad, Miss Western
.lee of Lady Isabel
id Mr. J. A. Herne.
3r, in the character
The piece no well
The second lecture of the course be.
fore the Grand Army of the Republic
will be delivered this evening at the
Academy of Music by Justin McCarthy,
Esq., late editor of the London Morning
Htar. The subjedl selected by Mr. Mc-
Carthy, "Lord Byron," la one of unless
eel Interest, and It will doubtless
be handled in an able and Instructive
manner. There Is. perhaps no man more
competent to talk to an audience, of
England's gifted lard than Mr. McCar
thy. The house will doubtless be filled
to overflowing, as the lecturer's reputs•
tion, independent of the interesting sub
ject of the lecture, should be sufficient
to fill the largest balls In the country.
There will be no reserved seats, nor Is
there likely to be any empty ones.
ivits.—The return
sbu La universally
Arsons of the "Old
Mora with the Mate
night au been ex
large audience tbthat
Aug.
- -
Pettensili. Dale
6enaation Minstrels
r grand and inimita•
it the Academy of
(2b~abalvl°Q day'
.og.
1181.0.—Henr7 Vincent
tore emitted " queen
under the mug-
Ile lAbrarrAssocls
of Mail; Wednes
lost. No reserved
doubtless all be
Buy Floor Olt Cloths at Jae. Hoag's.
Jr.. and save twenty.tive per cent., 174
Federal street, Albs benY.
A Job Lot of floor cloths we same to
last only a few daps . Bay and save
money. JAI& Hose, JR • ir
174 Federal street, Allegheny,
We Believe Oar job lot of floor cloths
to be the chespest goods now oilseed In
any market to the world. Patterns neat
end In good tore. Jae. Hoao,
171 Federal street, Allegheny.
MISCELLANEOUS.
_ - I ----- _
The First (:rand Concert of the Pitts- Pre - es 1.5 to 24 Per Cent. Less Than any piciFic B
klLliikl GOLD LOAN.
H
burgh Cantata Society Under the Lead- , House In the Cll4- The ofWm. .
ership of Prof. Clement Tetedeux. 1 Fieming 6 Co., 130 Woodstree , .
-
Several menthe ago was organized in It is no common thins for our people !lent[/. DIBSEY, IIOILLIF k CO., 51
Ude city, after a plan which largely pro- . to express prideover our great Iron and
veils in the refined and cultivated circles 1 glees works, our levitahan workahops and
of the Old Continent, a society of our ', mammoth factories, and of late we have
leading and most conspicuous amateur 1 , found something else to be proud of in
vocal lats. None were encouraged titi.join I the way of a magnificent first class fur
Who bad not impressed by public ordeal, i emporium which In point of exoellenes,
their claim* on the community as slog- I elegance and variety of its stock, and gen
erg of no ordinary ability, and out of a oral appoltnments, leads every similar
population of several hundred thousand house of the character in Pennsylvania.
was selected the valuable material, which and has few equate In [Mk con fiery The
composes and makes up the Cantata So- I reader need not be told that we refer to
stets. Such a choral -organization of I the mammoth este bilehmeut of William
Fleming dt Co., No. 139 %cod street, a
members who are keen to perfect them-I point of great attraction to the ladles, se
selves in the finest of Divine Arm, emote j well a wholesale ....... a
who
come
to meet with hearty encouragement from 1 from abroad. Year after year this 0111
a people who are willing to accord to true 1
ti m repres
es,entat ive;a crid toda y bu d . ee I pa tselfce with inththe
at
' talent and abl,ity fitting ecknowledg- I eenimanding position lu the trade which
meet. It was, therefore, with no feeling 1 t i ct, miter pruse and capital well exerted
of wonder or eurpriee that we visited the and judiciously peed wan - nut. It Is
Academy last evening and found one of • leader in the fur ttsde and
portionmonopolize._
the greater portion of that branch or.
the largest, most fashionable and brit. , ham.. There are
Rant audiences ever assembled together 1 some neesorra WET
In Pittsburgh, to greet the members of I
thin firm have merle ouch headway. The
the Canwa Society on the '' untul of senior member of the house, Mr. Wit
their first public concert. Those who I
1 limn Fleming, kelaws the fur trade ea
attended faithfully and fully represented well Be the educe Ml man knows the al
that class of people who are ever devoted pbabet, and keeps constant surveillance
to the tutored. and weiteratif borne tat on the market. Be buys closely and
ant, and the absence of the weak-minded , carefully, and is &term on band to secure
and gaudy butter Gip, of Mahlon, sth
-° ' bargalts In the fluctuation of the mer
it:tight not discern the finest gem of music 1 nets in the East, and, using c_sn ex
from the coarsest vulgarism of the Italian cLustvELY in Ma purchases, he is pre.
opera, was a matter of congratulation I pared to affard the customer. of hie dem
among all true mven-of art. The audi- unequaled advantagea. The house desist
once was Just such es the society must 1 in no common or Intoner goods, but to
have wiehed for; keen to appreciate all , the contrary, keep the best lines from
that was good, willing to award pralse the richest and most mealy to the dime
where praise wan due, and capable of eat and most humble. Throughout the
passing Judgment on the merits of a various departments, the good. are
clever rendition or di ff icult Interprets. make , down afrom b „. n to
don. twenty per cent. Ices than oan other
Toe programme was heavy, but is was dealers afford to .11 them. In all
framed In anticipation of the character their dealings Messrs. Fleming it Co. on.
of the audience expected. If any de- I the uttnost care end candor, making
parteddussatietled with the rich muelcal their patrons feel sewere that while they
feast offered, let him oonceal within him- save money in purchming there, they et
melt the fact, for no ear attuned to cm. the same time get as good good. as they
root harmony and perfect vocalization I could obtain by purchasing else
where , could have failed to have brought to the , and In most mate much superior and
o wner, a k een realla.li°n ed. the g ran ' I better articles. The depertmenta are In
dear of the performance, It le much 1 the keeping of polite, courteous and
to
easier criticise than to execute. In the
, attentive mlounen, who have the same
"Melee 80letinelle," ii ~ .0 ,11 there ' 6 , welcome to extend visitors who merely
grand study. Few Mantra in the' call to examine the goods a. to those
leading Cathedrals of tne county, where who call to purchase. Everything
sin g ers are pain heav y " tall ' s ' would I known to the fur trade for ladles', Miss
attempt to produce it and aften wards my , oe . am gentlemen'. wear, mode
of the
that they bad fully communed with the 1
most desirable furs in the most Mahlon
I
spirit of the author and faithfully inter- able ~y in, will b o f o und in An stuck,
prated hie creation. Here we had three - aud we earnestly end heartily commend
sot:tree! talented amateurs who rendered , this firm to the patronage of our readers.
the exquisite creation in a manner
----we-- --
which baffled the moat expert of our
;from me rine-sem mem"! Ness .
professional criticalo discover a flaw or l
defect in the interpretation. Perhaps to Signe of Disease.
Protestants, whe made up the large cue ' But few persons peas any considerable
jorlty of the audience, Me Mma appear-1 time of life without experiencing some
ed too solid with too much design for i
the
ache.,
oohs,
weaknesses,., sick
effect; but with Catholics who were fa 1 of
miller with church mualc-fanalllar with i mimes, etc., which are the monitor. of
the trannitory feelines the modest Masa . existing dilemma.
contains, the efforts arose- hi g h in their 1 These monitor. should never be
estimation. Accustomed to the very , pawed over lightly, nor cenisidered
highest order of music, acquainted Wall I slightl y ,
as their neglect Is the great
red realizing the depth of piety sough i ,
cause of so many Wagering sicknesses.
and the direct appeal to the heart made, -
1 Many of the dhronlc diseases of to-day
they could not well feel that they were ' might have been arrested In their in
outside the . sanctuary where was c,n., stages. and speedy cures long
celebrated the grandest edict, of their . "
since obtained, had timely application
Church. It will be remembeced that been made to a cocacientiocut physician
the Mama commemorates the he
i suffer - , of learning, of Judgment, and of skill In
loge, passion, glories and death of Christ. ' treatment.
It opens with an humble supplication to
1 The slightest feeling of dietree s is
the Lord to have mercy on Menem, positive evidence of existing disease,
KyrieEleism was chanted with a depth i and the sooner It is removed the hater.
of feeling which appealed to all hoar"' By 'bus nipping diseasewhenthese
present and produced a very detected ; mem firm appear, hundreds of 'Meeting
e ffect. II wee In thi " M ' cu "" that Cases may be avioded and much surf,
Mrs. C. C. Mellor, who, we say wituout 1 sang prevented.
furor or without fear of contradiction, . It In not enough, however, for the
"ne.r -A- metle " m eet g ifted d "g hlen, physician to know the anatomy of the
tire displayed her rare artistic abilities human body; the pathology of disease,
as a eoprano of unequalleda vocaltetic
, and the nature and properties of hie
power. Her voice lase as Perepa e; mrd , r i n ,,,,.
as full of power m the itichinge, and ne tic VI 1.41 know how to tateepret these
clear toned and pure as that of a Lind or ems ,/ itemise, that be may anticipate
Feceolimini. It ler pity - that she haa nut
,i i,,,,
. ct.oe.
wider sphere. If atubitiutm. if not mauled J Fie must know how to determine the
in life, Mrs. Mellor would shine in the I
i nature of the disease, that he may select
galaxy of American sterseecond to none: the appropriate remedy with which to
but atm 1. ereirtied in the meed of adnii- . t ,b r .,.. Its course.
ration awarded and the pleasure derived Pe must know how to determine the
from appearing to advantage en such an cruet of the disease, that he may pre
occasion wars the cancer% of last night
in
at the et
Opera. scrim the remedy sufficient strength
to cut abort its progress.
"Credo In unum Damn, Petrem, "co at He most know h ow to est i mate the
P etal:Um ''' , fan " ren " nell e " err ' e viol ' strength and eviduronce of the patient,
blilum omnium c t invest
alt etc;"
that he may calculate the prospects of a
woe rendered with marked illy and cure.
produced a profound effect. When the These are some of the advantages we
grand climax of the execution was reach- oropose . gein by a ... min . ... mei
ed, "et lnmrtusitte ent de spirit° memo, ,
tion of the urine.
or Maria Virginia. et Marto tames met
I
The facts which the optical appearance,
the audience teemed to lake in the eta
, chemical •nalyeia and oncroscopie ob.
emnity of the wards rendered,
as t he eer tsti:am reveal to the Phyeiclee,
rich, liquid mein - Hue atM r, secs. Mello mo• ,
cianponsate more than a hundred loot
prano, Mr. Peal Zimmerman, tenor, and !
i for the time required to make the ex-
Mx. W. B. Edwards, bass, utiniffed and -
, ma Mallon.
blended together. The effete was ma- ,
. They throw such a good of light upon
girl, and arose from nut only a clear ' the nature of the disease, and glee such
conception of the interpreters, but like ,
i demonetrative °eldersce of the extent.
wise a seldom met with appreciation of i
, that both the kind end degree may °tom
the eoletneity of the lemma. on the part I
he defi•iltely determitred by an examine
of the audienee. The offeratery, ono of . to . of the ..,,,,, alone, and whatever
the most solemn pails at the
to
p e r . ~,, diocese, seldom rails in mr.irhing
entruW.ed to the ettorig o.chestre undr to wltla the clue to the principles upon
the leadenatip of Prof. George Treece.
which It le to he treated.
It was an Instrumental performance of
No tine should disregard the slightest
surpassing beauty and entOL. feeling of Indlorpnaltion, no more than
TOO Canon of tee Mane, so called be- the severest auffering, but repair at once
cause of its meaning an important rule toe phymcian, weose whole time and
Or formu.a, warstaext introdnood bye he atiention la devoted to the dinenvery of
re-dation or the concluding part of th,
the best mode of relieving the re, et
r ine ' "S ' thelua ' B"`.tha' sanctum , afflicted, In the shortest time, and at the
~.rnintui Dena S ue ,
Alen! aunt rwl I .
. , I leant possible expense.
et terra gloria bas Hosanna in exeeres . iI.. Otoiturr.. Y. Ti..
Benedictuequi vent[ in nOMMO DMIUM.
1.3" Z Grant Street, J'itileurge, Pa.
ilmanna In excelsis .. ' etc Mr. Breed - --..--
and Mrs. Miller sustained the important
parts aided by the magnificent chorus. Phrenology In Plttaburgh.-Fowler and
- Next came the benediction. after which Well, of New York, will open room. In
followed the solemn "Agents Del," a part Lafayette Hall betiding, second floor,
in wash the performers ehowed clearly Wood street near Feurth, In Tuesday,
that they entered fully into the Ideas of November etith. examin tope, with
the author; and partook of the religious faults, talents, beet butsinear ti ilne,
wear
feelings intended to tae portrayed in the day and evening for a s hort me.
am motion. The concluding prayers
were chanted in admirable manner and
left an Imprem on the audienee of
the superiority of the powers of those
figuring in the execution of
. the pro
gramme.
Gipmy D,fe, a eel r lied composition, was
neat rendered in fine style by the Soci
ety. This contribution to mmical Mora
lure wee lately added by Fanny Ray
mond Bitter, and its interpretation made
deep lemmas on the audience
Fair Ellen, a historic-car:tate. one that
never before has been presented to an
American audience, was performed In
admirable manner. Mr. J. J. Semite an
artist who has few superior. In the vocal
world in the poesemion of a richer, fuller ,
or deeper bane voice, sustained the char '
aster of Lord Edward, while Mrs. C. C. I
Mellor manic Ellen's part in elegant mac..
nen A. rapturous encore Wee given thin I
garformance, but oaring to the lateness, I
of the hour no response was made.
Too much credit cannot be awarded
Mrs. Mellor, soprano, Mr. Zimmerman, '
tenor Mr. W. B. Edwards and Mr.
Bertha, baasoa, for the clever manner to
which they performed their allotted
parts, and it le a pity that the three more
other good voices were ail lost in 1
choruses
We hope that the concert will noon be
repeated with a lighter programme.
Give each of the corp. a fair chance, and
1 our word for It, the Cantata Seciety will
find greet and enduring popularity weir
our intellectual public. To Prof. Tete
donx, above all others, lot the credit of
the success of last evening's entertain
ment be awarded. Let hint have the
thanks of the community for his exer
tions In elevating music to its proper
estimate, and for zealonenees In prornot
tvg,iii our midst the fine art of music.
Trinity Church Choir, ansisted by some
of the Cunt musical talent in the city,:ex.
poet to give a concert in the elegant new
chapel, on Wednesday evening, theßeith.
With the organ (which has been remov
ed from the old church to the new chap
el) and a tine chorus of upwards of thir
ty picked vans, we doubt not a musical
treat la In store for those who wish to
enjoy that species of music, which is
produced only by the majestic tones of
the organ blending w.th the human voice.
We bespeak a large audience. Tickets
for aale at Mellor .4 lioene's music store,
Fifth avenue.
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Pittsburgh, Noveuabcr 5, 1549.-11 II
Long. No. l 2 Federal street, Allegheny:
Sir: The Scaler Washing Machina is a
special filVolllo, and can do in one hour
what, took a day on a washboard.
Ma, NtiA.Scarit.on,
No. St Fourth avenue.
Theyte ,Washing Machine Le a
that wr one con dextre; it giVOS foil as
Wootton. 91ne..1. Elosumx,
No. 14 Fourth livellllo.
PrITEBVIWIL November T 0.1869.
The St. Brtaget'a Falr.—The voting far
the sot of furniture offered at the St.
Bridget's Fair will claw at eight o'clock
on Thanksgiving evening: sealed votes,
however, will be received until ten
o'clock the same evening. Voting an the
gold crow and chain will close on Fri
day evening, Ile 19th inst., at eight
o'cicck Voting on the set of furs will
close on Saturday evening. the 29th inst.,
at the aamo hour. tf
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 16, 1869
MUSICLL
sacred Concert.
70 Dexter Washing Machines sold
to two weeks, All we ask is a trial
and we aro It atistled you will keep it.
Only two hours to do a weal:ling. Call
and see it at No. 12 Federal street, ALlA
itheny, or at No. 70 Smithfield street,
Pittsburgh. R. H. Luso, Agent.
LADLEN FURS.
Williamson'■ Shop, 190 Federal street,
Allegheny, la s drat eines for luzurloue
bath, for nhaving, hair dyeing, hair cut
ting and dre.ting, plain or by curling and
frizzle; also, for cupping and leeching. T
••Court fleautlea" of Perlis, ae well as
the elite artleta, will allow no others core
:nett° than the Milk Of Violets to enter
their boudoir. gold by all drnorleta.
V. W. Brlnckerhoff, A. Y., agent for
America.
Herker'• Purina forms a very agree
ble light nutritive food, a superior arti
le for puddings and jellies, and le highly
ecommended by physicians for Invalids
: o children. Sold by all groom. T
Employment Otte..—Oirls wanted for
cooks and private families in the city.
R. E. Long, at No. 12 Federal Wiwi,
near bridge, Allegheny City, at the Dez•
ter Washing Machine Office. Ina
Real EAtste.—Flee attrernsement of
McClung A Rainbow, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents, 196, 197 fold 199 Cen
tre avenue. u•
Girls furnlahed In short notice for
general housework or 000ka, at R. H.
Long's, No. 12 Federal at reel, Allegheny,
at Dexter Washing Machine office.
tletualtution Water is a certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases of the Rld.
°eye. For male by all Druggiata.
?me?.
EME3
UL U:2897 011.—On Sabbath morning. at Di
residence No. NS A tOersou rrrrr alieghre.7
N N. !IL ACIDITOCK, aged 79 years.
•
Y antral ea Ttt: at flo•elyck r. w, 7'
friends of the fsrelly are respectfully Invited
Attend.
•
aToCKTOK—On band•Y Wight. Wm• / 01 h
1360. KATE K..
and
of kieneral Joseph lituek
ton. of Chicago. and grand-41.06er ul the La!
John 111 tie, E.g.. of thin city.
SElTZ—londa• evening. Nov. , zobee 140. a
3 o'clock. IKARII•RICT KTKW•hT. wife o
lieorge St Its. In the 4751171.1 of her are.
. _
The funeral will take place on TekeneS mrTen.
kook. at it o'clock. from the reentry... of her
husband, No. II tltevearon street.
QIIINN—In Penney.
QUINN
14tn, at II
o'csock, Mrs. ANN AL QUINN, In the 50th year
of her nick
The funeral will take p ace from her fate reel
denim, Warren street. Eleventh ward, 71119
kokoloo, November 16. h. at 9 o'clock. The
I7Mads of the family ere respeetrull, invited to
attend.
UNDERTAKERS
pArrzasox ultra/ L.. Wrtt.same.
ATTEMSON & WILLIAMS,
uoaenas.r., CORM, CI FIRII n•ergile
rlreet. l'lttebureb. Crate or ell tholut
bbrouele. Crapreandriluves, •nd every descri
tion of funerel fu,ulallug /owl Illbehmed ou tbe
roues r. usoabe berms In It. eft,. Hearn nod
Carristearau t l l abed. Oboe opal day .4
ALEX.. Al la EN,IUNDEII
T ALLA, Re. 166 PODwria =REIM
our [ c c: : 001/1/16 of all kIada.ODAPID3
MAN sad as ary description of fancral rar
atablas taralabad. BOO= OP.. Ma ..
ItlghaiLme" Bay.Davad Kerr. DAL. L. 1 .
W. Jacobas, D. D.. Lomas LW. 11.4.. .I.—
~, Miler. La.
CEIARIES & PEEIBLES, L 5.
)EarAX/E1123 AND lAVIIIT STABIZI.
'ca-net , f fIANIMNIIANOIDELT AND CHUM 6
AVKNUP Allegheny City, where the CO
lr P
ROOMS of • arostantly fooptlod I t real •
Imhoff. Dm 'woof, Kohogorty sof Virsloll
C L 'Aee.prices turns from of to glOO. Er
tec yttpo i. r . ed tor trrtrolenL lieltars 6:•.3•
- 014 1 ,,,,t11:11 =AI
•nd e!,ltt
JOSEPH NEWER & 80E,
1:1-NrWarrA1i-M7.13.
=
illusiairts tor Posparais, 13A0 z..s.
COI/TINS and all rnseral larslshssent sre
duced rates, sal
'helium Plat, and Jl. L JESSUP 1 60
It Pine Btreet, N. Y., offer for see the
Bonds of the Kinial Paeifie Railway
Theu Bonds pay MU per tea In Gold
hare thirty years to rue ; are Free from
Goveramcnt Tantion ; art 'teamd by a
Land Grant of Three Million Aced of the
Fiord Lends in Kansas end Colorado
In ad.iiion to this special grout the Coin
pay alto owns 'Purr Million of Auto
o Harms, wbich ort bring ropldly told to
telop the cohntry Did improve the road
They are fiat mortgage upon the extenlion
of the rand
Dearer, Colorado. The road la operation,
milei long, upon which II la alto a
mortgage, NOW EMS MORE URN
RNOLGII NET INCOME TO PLY TOE IN
TERM [PON TUE !i Eft LOA]I. There Is
no better security In the market—this
being in tome mint' better than govern
went !leaflike. PRINCIPAL AND IN
REIT PAYABLE IN GOLD, hitt H.
nod accrued Interest, In Currency
ampttleti, Map Ind Clitulen furnished
a application
Vie have a fall 'apply of the above
Bondi on hood and for tale, and we tote
league in recommending them al a len'
reliable and perfrrtly rate Investment.
S. M'CLEAN & CO.,
No. 75 Fourth Arnow, Pittsburgh. Pa
NEW DRY GOODS
BARGAINS
Enormous Money Saved
BY MAILINki I'UFICILAB6 S AT
E. R GARDNER'S,
We Cor. Market St. and 4th Ave.,
No. 69
=I
Ladles' (loth acques, all grades and
styles. Look at them !
HEAVY STRIPED POPLINS,
AOLL , THIS ISZA6OIII AT WWI.
:11 cents, Brown Poplin Alpscas,
erOLD TH .LASAI AT GNI,
BLAI K MOHAIR ALPACAS,
=I
$l.OO Waterproof Cloth,
$3.50 Alpaca Robes,
$ . 2,50 Arm) Blankets,
75c. Children's Woolen Shawls,
Bargains in Paiseley Shawls,
Bargains in Black Thibet Shawls,
Bargains In Arab Shawls,
Bargains in Velveteens,
Lyons Cloaking Velvets, from s6'
per Yard and upwards. I KEA' FALL GOODS.
Chinchilla Cloaking, $2..50 and
upwards.
Cow,.-7l
(.0M101K•5.
rtnela Iferi rio•.
Lmpre..
Tbc. II HII. HT PVPL/N I LA.ibrk c
196
T Pl,l 1.. 144-• n
wath.."IMIZA4` rI...LIDt. sold lb l
COLOHILL SIFIRTS sad
DRAWL/la. boc.
ENORROIS BARGAINS
STATEIPINT OF THE
REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK,
OCTOBER gosh, 11469.
Boom .d idottinurt, b11.11,..up*.. co ,
AMP no heal 11..5te..—.... ..... 508.6
11. B. /BSI Bowl., a nar . ..... .. . R . O 00
~. 10-40 Bonds. 0 1... r.. • • •
Mal ..tau 11,1 , 60 41
41* 60
Matt Furniture
51 400 3*
Total
I=l
Amount due Depositors $ 5/50,103 TI
Amount due urumu Imam..
ow. 1., 19D89 tura. 14,99119
Cont.:lnc.. Fund . C 1.361119
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I=ZTEMZEU:nEI
A. ♦. CARRIER. Treasurer.
The undersigned. Auditthit
asamlhed the Hooks of the Hunk, am ouuds.
Hort• sad Securities. arid yachted Hr. Cuh.
and endue
ton[ la( Statomeut DOTE.
H. CHILLS, Comudttee.
NOVTAIII
litrHso I OLA
st, 1 S V,
689. iXOTLT, In..
rte•ldornt-113,1,1C JoNIUS.
Flea Pr. suleol—Wsl. H. SMITH
A.cottntant-14. C Patti.
B•ADIO{D TODD.
TaUSTIZS:
Hos. Thos. M. Mow, Moo. J. E. Moorhaad,
Isaac Joao., 0. blouD• W. C . , Bldwell„ Jacob Palmer. er
Narver child. Nicholas Voegity.
Wm. H. Biala,
INTENT:ST ALLOW xn on Daposits. 811
rex CENT. Pt R ANNUM. oassbla t. , Demo , :
lwrs la May and N omnber. blob. If not draw.,
.111 N.: wddcd , o , hc prlacl••L and corroostanb•
Opon for dencolt trots oa. to 3.• dolly;
Jae, os Calorday Eventnas, Irma, ta o'clOt.•
Office, 63 Fourth Ave., Pittsburgh.
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
op p rr-resuito 11.
Incorporated by the LeiriaLatorm of Formally a
nis. January 44, ISO I. For tee asle-Seeping
of Honda and other aeon rltlea. Gold and Oliver,
Sliver Plate; floods, Raeorda. Diamonds and
Valuable. of all dear:dation, under learaeree.
and for the renting of tarts. to 1.. brmtlae - brobi
vaults. Building and Udietn
"..ro. 83 FOURTH .1 rE.VUE
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PaziooNNT—WILLI rti IL PS.
Vlc. razsIDIVII-2111411.1( LLOYD.
ia.r.C7OnS:
W. PHILLIPS, JAME! , I. BIM firm
tIENOT Limy"), lIYILLIN 11.
Cita
...UHTIO 0. HUSSY.
IVIRIULT AND TRIABVIIIII2
B. V. YO N BUNNIIVILIST.
15=11
➢ItEIIA
Importer sad retail dealer to
FILI WrA.TIVSEVIGILSIE.
WFSDING, VISITING. MTV AID BUSINESS
CABU ILIGILAVIOINO.
tOtitIORAMes, 11131115. ILLUMINATING M.
b 7 0.11 reerJvaprompt attention. lime
f maul..
11===1
IVATION AL BAN k erroc
I. ..AIMKN'S
T EVIL , Novena., 16'. Al t 3
o'clock 111 be • old on bor.od.l
dal 'Wei Rout.. 100 emlibilod .mmt.
3. Wm, M. a M. liAthmel Mot.
10 .barn bt.gme 4§•100. Rauk.
SO rats.. FOntto n's Inocrmr. Co.
SO .can. rlttetrev.b y.tor
SO au.s. OliMon•• NaLterod N-A:
yarn Plitstm I,sursom. Co.
poll A. Mell.. AIKS. AomM eT.
m . .la ----- unaws
Nrissrupswe Ear:.n .nu. cots PIADICIEL
WLSIIIIALL'S RUM WILL MKS mamma.
illuzsnAliro isms WILL Cl= COllllll l .
11118 nor IllorshslPslGUsle, 01.,000= 4
Deem 131IN.AltAgartet street. 11.
111 CO.. ,Proorlators.
o? sals ‘ obotesals and eltano w =..t.
ristonna.
TILE PITTSBUSU it
INEGAR
WORKS,
BALLOII & ADAMS,
167, 16S, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE.
Ate now prernrett t, f0.t1.1) VINttIAB at Ore
L' , WILBT IiARK,T HATEId. •sseuLton pus
tlonlarly mllvd to oar
EXTRA WINE VINEGAR.
11111 flt,
MERCHANT TAILORS
1869 1870.
NEW GOODS; \E\\ GOODS!
Greatly Reduced Prices!
E. )HOUSTON & SON,
Fashionable Merchant Tailors t Clothiers
No. Ng FIFTH AVENUE, corner of Cheer/
Alley, have Just renelved the l and most
eomplete 410ek of Cloths and rassimeres, Vest
ing, and custom made nothing ever opened to
Lida city. It 000.1 . . e• the eery dee. of ?rcpt . ..
goods •.• moll as medium Amertrau manufactures.
tnar mo to: Small Prod, 1.0: Primes. Quiets
Bales •nd Iteady Cast Parse u vrlth a rat] and
Judge for yourselves.
.All organs tilled warranted
to give satisftsetion. ocin
THIRD ARRIVAL
WINTER GOODS
DRAY & LOGAN,
89 Fifth Avenue, 47 Sixth Street.
Men and Boys Clothing in the
Greatest I'a riety,
130011 ALL STILES AND RIM
The lowest wine. In the elty 101 . 1.0.1 Slabeta
IME=
Tbe bp-togen rehlie ere et,11111 , 1 thette 4
eLLI In at our ba_ stone and erublbe etoek.
GRAY & LOGAN,
1 , 09 Fifth Avenue,
47 Sixth Street
P. "A_lll )I_4E,
TABEiONADLI 3
MERCHANT TAILOR
Neaps constant , / on hand
Clotha, Cassimeres and Vestings
AIso,OINTLZMIC!“ lUTLN.HIMA 60-1 m
No. 93 1-2 Smithlleld Strom
lflrlient's ClothlUZ mim to order le Um laze
styles. laze
T. TIEGEL,
a..cum , ' .n.t. W. t0.v.,-.1.,da)
WL_.V,I•LCILA.N'T TA.II_,C)II
No. 63 8m Itlo Field streat,Ptttaburgb
♦ zyi•oQ l A new stock of
CLOTHS, GlBa/dIERES, dea.
Jr. rttertved try
ray Iller,13.11•111a, T 1 Bad lard., nrest.
%LASS. CHINA. CUTLERY
IND SW/)00, STEILL'T
NEW GOODS. 7:
FINE VASES,
1011ZNIA21 ALB D OMB/6
NIW Wirt LES,
DISN mit orTZA
M. I I
TLA
M irr curs. X
4 1. 8 m(''Ne
g‘lll
,81LITI1 PLATED GOODSIn
t i.r.l".=':Z::::afrit.T.LX.
'R. E. BREED & CO. C
lit_Dialli , t ( tlll - iko la )14
CALL AND SEE
930,..9E 39
China Sets, Parian Sta,tuetts,
Veeee sad taveWirr.rX...er operthor for the
H. HIOBY & cwt.,
No. 189 LIBERTY STREET.
4601 490 39
maal of
use
White
O N IT l7V A er tor family ..dhotel use tawny. on
hand. 007
WINES. LIQUORS, ato.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
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Wan, BRANDERS, GIN, &O.
WHOLSIIIALZ DRAIMUI 111
POE RYE WHISKIES
/ 409 PENN STREET.
Rave Removed to
NOS. 884 AND 888 PENN,
r. Eleventh St., (1. ruterly CanaL
J OSEPH S. natal & co.,
Nog. 199. MN 199, 191, UM inad 110.
MST eraser, ITTITIBITBAH.
Cs!Per Dtutllled Pure Rye 'IMAM
Alm 4salar• u TOIMAIN WIN= .4L
Qum& HOPS. La =maw
LIVERY & SALE STABLES
ROBERT 11, PATTERSON & CO
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St,
PITTSI3IOIII3II, PA.
Will on Every Saturday Hold
AN AUCTION SALE
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
WAGONS,
,Partln k h l arti s "ts"lr all t 'pltsileavi their
=at M'erantirel es= T Presa t :Fie
Milos sad g ood ewe be Wes s/1 8 hat
Canal.
RUN H. STEWART. knethmeer.
7011 1. I AIT SOWS. ILIMITZLIOI
ROST. M . PATTERSON & CO
LIVERY. EULIAD AND
• -Q.
COL UTIITII BEIDE k 11118671 IT.
Prrrsztrsou, PA.
aglldil
INSURANCE
CONiTI..NEN TAIL FOR SA 1.-1 - :—I - ` 1 ; 113 P I:tr . NEW OP Elt
1100 ~, 4 LJ I I'l3 .400
.00 r ‘es , I 3N 10 f.. • •
fire 111Stirance Compiny .4
LUCILLE
l~aluu" • - •
4
'
ttl r:
No. li)2, BRo.k DwAy, N. Y. •• • .
to.o• and 1.,•'-ar••. •.: ror 44 Outo. See tvet
'iVl'l:4l'l; I 'ls
se, 3n4',"110,0
Lnusry
lot 24160. 61.300 ' --49 00 cash a ' n.l •-atanceto 1
wad 9 years. 3 ,ta on 01 - 10. :tryet 191,00
G 9130. I'm ntv!le street 911 is Ilia :11.600
lots on entre aretinell9,3.l9.lr. r9OO each
1001001 (0001 on I tutre ..one 01 19 0 feet
deet....lllcltylde to mit. o'.o:s on 1 e^tre . 0 0 0 e
from 1300 to 0 0 00. The snore Imo:rt. - TT Is well
located and within 10 to IL minutes ..11 of the
Court Nous,. and on t e Ne , e totes. Passenger
N.N. 140 scree on Wel , rn Penna. katiroad. 4
hallfrom the clty. c i t y. sums on P.O Handl,
roul. • =lies from t Nee 0 room frame
house 1 mile from Court Rouse. SYS sCres
Missouri land.
Persons stria, pu,h•••• • horn. or oak.
at/Investment. and those wishing to sell, please
can on or address.
aIciLUNI• RAI Bow.
wan Nos 195 197 and IVY Ceittre aremlo. •
AT PP IT ATE SA LE—VA LUA
NI.% 1,00 OP l:11. ,C WO sirnaie. on the
north-east rorner of Stockton a•ectur and are
St., Allegheny r tv. fronting 37 fort on Storkt•t
arene. preserring tae a•ine width •nlog Nearer
etl4o feet: theure Ite•rer stn•l 100
feet, preunlng width of Oil Water
inn...l, on welch 1. rryot..l • z.•-etorl F - -ms
dwelling house. and t 0 ng the sle residence of
Father Stockton. der,. pr - o no frotan
On the Li legolentr Part. snd Inc b,avy of :0021:00
and surroundings rantiot h excelled. For term)
if sat sod furtherlnfortnvion, ennatre of
TlPillati N. UPOI II R.
No. 209 BOOTOr AVent..
. 0 500.00 0 00
CA,II ANT
A.+-k , , I. ,
10130., I,
IT•ttrig Its ',1.( ..t. 1.71.5555,0 30 75
I=l
Jul racL roar ta ru.tomert In merlp
•I ,n r•Ill
By thla .y.ir a the runtomers of the Compalay
Main ltielf 10. onor.• at amu. wt.. It cotits W.
ILOT to nqut. et on, m •nn. under no etroum
1 =I
En of •• Set Surrlm
It.lusurzu, and Capital.—
Mll=;=il
CONTINENTAL INbI:RANC I'OIII'ANT
The Dlncturs of tba Comp.] bare ordered
=1
dIEEI=3
MlE=;
Enif==i
pot IEIO3. • , 1,0 6 Vet et.. Interest like • •
pay able Aes •I
34. An Interrot dividend ha. been dnelated
tandlog scrip of ' 04. 65. '56, '6I and •58
payan, In '..b nepteln.r
•111. A .Ari, A1,1.1,nd of nny 16UI pPr eels
•rsei pr. m.nmr of r &tamers
part, Irate Iv t lie pro, ts pact y le pay
foi t4.lth •t th- nlll, of ttia Company, N
107 Moot aLrett. Haat of Commerce Burldin
Toe Company Insures •N•1•.I. m•s Sr rin. •
OMS=
o therth of the mot , peththea kinds, 7
perly otbe r lu•urabir Irne re.e la mu°
rxte• ro,m. Tor A.ltlllloaxl Inform
a wtto rwtatett-t u system, pan rates,
=
JANES W. ARROTT.
General Insurance Agent,
No. 167 WOOD STREET,
THE IRON CITY
URAL LIPS INSURANCE C
01 Pennsylvania.
Mee, 75 Federal St., Allegheny City
DIKILCTORS.
Ban. JAME, L. HMA HAM,
Rev J. 14. t LA N.K,
Cap , It Itt , EINSt , N.
14e. A K. MILL
1.1-e•. b. H. • MrMi s r.
ift rtt SFl L Larintat t re i tt
V l
maws; If AI. M. Mayor of adl!shany.
(.:. W. NE.%).1. Hatter,
A. K. BELL Attorney•at - Lavr,
V. L. VA TTISItfoI)N, Lumber Merchant,
D. SW. 041(E- Insurance s.ent..
C•pt. ROOT. HO BIM n 021 ,, Prosideent.
Lta•• J. B. CLARK., D. D., • Ice PranhAOMA•
JACOB RUSH,Secretary,
C. lar• OE3 BY. Treasurer.
y. . WHITE, 11.1<al. kPVISILL.
.D.ANIEL Henri Agent.
Tula let tome company conducted on the mortal
Prim - tut.. each bolder recel•lng eq.)
shady of pron. of the Company. Potful.
till he Issued ,m all the dtfrurent Plana of Life
I .11 r 1.1:1Ve , and he tug conducted on av efamoml
cad mauls 111 afford a cafe Ineestment to each
rd c e y l! " : 1- c h :o r n Adr a I ' I b o ' MV P I d r d t at n theZ9.7‘ll"
citsn
INSURANCE COMPANY.
roar...errs BUILDING,
so. s s ttlieth Avenue. tionoistlileen,
Capital All Pala Up.
11l W.11.121 , 1r.5.
v. J Cayt.ll.Fielley.
tt H H•rthray. A. l'itsronars.
Jate r. M ri.sn. Jul. M. Belle?.
Thomas Smith. JaJ.S. iu
tolist.ltr H ill, Pr.:laden,
JENSIAtar. VI.. President.
Jur!. T. JOHNnTIi.S. .-cretsry.
rapt. H. J. HRA P.. Agent.
lzulares oh Liberal Telllke oh all WITS
and Marine MOLL
I=
ni:re
pENNHYLVANIA
OISURANCF. COMPANY OF PITITSBUIONI
OPTICa. No. 16T WIJOD IMPLANT, BABY
OP COMMARCE d VILDINO.
This Is lionLe CorapAny, and Insare. MAWS
Tau PIPA
LAW:AIin WALTER, nreciaeal..
C. C. rss, Vke Preql.L.
ROD RR w T P v
ATRICE, Trouvree.
H Utak) ArELHY.I.: Y. ReCrel.,,.
• - .
I.o.urrard VicDsr, Oc.cr es Wllsoa.
C C. An ir. i.o. W IN..
Hobert Pasi,l, J. C. I...crs
Jacob Pclusts, J. C. Vie Ler .
Jost. Ku. Job. Voesillej,
. 7 .• fl• 1 1 .0... iA. Ammon.
Hew, Upros.l. Mr
W A .. I:STERN RISER • NEE COM-
I.AI ,v PITTNY.I - 1“313.
. LEXANDER TIMICK. Pre..14.1..
fr V. I'. 1-11. , :l14 NT.riciriretcry.
t. 4...1.5 , k N E!.1.1 , Di areal Airaut.
W., DU V. •,... tries., us... A Cc.'. Aare'
K.+, up •iclrs, 1114..1 gh.
WII: In es, cectust . Ilude of ft. .4 Mc
r.... Hata. A 11,0. Institution. enc.l.o. by DI.
ZUTZL:s. ' ; ' . ...te ' ru ' u l trie t .jtr pn " .rri,te:=4 "t try:
Lilts In trucicialn .< ...ter wig. %ley h..
...med. as the b. , . Prub... 14 ..41
sr. drains co `al Insured.
DYILBCTSMA:
Alexander rilbalr.k. Jean U. Illethou.
H. kflljAr. Jr.,
James McAuley, i Ch.. J. Clarke,
, William IC KT..,
Alexander , yre, ! J.c.s. liflrltymtc.t.
A.D. , ArAlcu, f lito er
Dseld IL Long. I Vr i sa l . t itcaTlAO ' r ' f. '.
D. Ibm.ris. Issil
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cot, Federal CL and Diamond, Allegheny,
00Ice, 113 tlt. IiN.COND NATIONAL BANH
8111LOLN O.
W. W. MAR IN Prealdep
JOHN BROW N, Vlee 1 - mode - ed.
JAIL= IL. HTX , ,F.N . P.ON. Secretary.
1.¢4,011.:
John A. /dialer. Jas. Lockhart. Jo.. Myer.,
Jss.L.lir•lvaas. Hobart Loa. C. C. Boat..
tlfTi . 'l:"‘o. 4 l l. b't3Ofplo . bel'aire
=Ea
IND E MN IT Y
AGAINST LOSS ay rum
RANALIN INSURANCE CO. OF PFIR.ADEIPHIA.
OrlIC IL. 14 • 43T C ICESTR VT BT., near Ira.
Otrarics A. 11..kar, Mordecai H. Loniel
Tobias Wad... David E. Brown.
Buoyed
. hand.
Jacob FL Edward Dale,
ii k !Fidliblik B. P . 41. Ciit.
W. W. C. DALE, Vice Preeldetat.
C. wryaldggas is r,47.
Norm Wut corner Third sad Wood EVMa.
eatilbiwie
PEOPLES' INSIILIANCE
COaI
PLNt.
017103, N. IL 0()BNLH WOOD a sirre ITS.
♦ lin>e. Campsay, tat' ng Tin sad Marini. UL..
zrauct.o.Bl
Wm. MTh^ 40... L. rand&
OtTa'jo r irtmea
C. n. Jared M. Ernst,
Wm. van Ent. W m P. Lau,
Jn-nes P. Verner ,_
W. P.
Iltenejunl
TO Y R,.
PI A
ni.
Scents Ty.
CLEO EN IT INSURANCE
001.1 PANT Or PITTOBWIfOn.
OZ,No. 111 MUTH STILEXT. Boaz Btpos i
res against all kinds of TO. Lad Kula
JOHN LEWIN. Jr... PrOlident.
T. J. 1100 HINSON Vico Froddent.
t a t =al.
CHIRLES H. lIIMSTRONG,
Youghiogheny and ConnelLsville Coal
►ud bloonfacturer of
COIL, ISLICI lID lIFOULPHURIZRD COIL
OFFICE A.ND T•RD. earner Buller sad
Merton street. Liberty and Clymer meet*.
Ninth ward; e'en Second street. Eighth treed.
end et foot of Woes •treet. P. •• C. It. B. AMA.
accond ward.
(leder* telt et either of the above ollees, or act •
dress to me through Pittsburgh P. erill Fs
°stet prom, t attent.on.
li,fer to erbom I emsO rplytna, Ilneeei, Wells
• Co•. Woo. Moist,. Caton iron Ulna. S. O. Fete
ler • Co., Ylltcbrlt, ettepbeneon Co.,_Blaselt •
Co.. Graff 1it1.1214 Also Bradley, Part, Ilro• •
Co.. Park. McCurdy •Co , Knee. Uraff • Dalt,
WM. M. Faber A 11.,. P. Lyon Co.. James
Idsraball Co., McKee& Co., Oa as Ore.
pot Hotel, Councils - elite 11.. Pennsylvania B.
•Ilcahenv y It.
OODJFZEI Or
COAL! COALII COAL!!!
DIMON, STEWART & CO,
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET
cute, Clt7 /lour lino =LAND 13.001.
aItAT I.i. 9 7ridfrtartfiracirea
Lorrin rmer k el.r.l" the!" °Moo, or 0030
:tom e tbiongh ttko moll. will Do to
BARR & MOSER,
- ..101.10M
rim= limns ArSOCITATION BIILLDEM
Soo. ■ m011=• Clgs Meat. Pittston:Oh ra.
eisda µtaattoa pess to tLa 6eslistag sad
toatidlig at 0017114 BOWLS sad MU& 0
=mum
Drkonts an. ,innle.l. In
FOR SALE-1 0 ArDES, LESS
or more. It Plum township, Allutheol
To
ALlsghs.ny 'Jailer K. It. rugs through It.
l'wo hundred yards Pots station. ' , same hon.(
or eta rooms, *sof good stable and •1' other ne.
fruit
ont-Ou.ldlngs: orchard of 100 twaring
fruit it, es, of all k Inas . it”od gl.J.wnr
hot, ad grosebenles and esirra la; 018.00t1
crib Dome t. quarry openr..l. salt for rett•
deuces or manuJacturlue establishments: eosJ
on.ler entlrs piton Indlearloo• of oil,
deepest water sod best landlag uo the river; sll
well fenced. Itusulre of A. B. BROX., on the
premlas•••
LAPS fiALE.—A Very Desirable
TRA T Of LANO. rman:ller about 46
scree. almete within five of the city anti
abOns tau minutes fr •m in,ren6tation ol
the Panhandle Railroad. hag a float of about
poethll4 of smile on Chaetiera Ceed.6; all cAba.
bidof being miltrreted, being rich bottom land
and admirably anapted to being tedd yet into 101 l
of from 4 to 6 acres t r less. email house, orch
and and wall of wateryn the I.n.cr.i.ea. Term.
VW. Apply to It. fieLAIS A CO.
aeZ
So. 104 Fourth Avenue.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-
ch,d dw , 500 I' I ,
61 IL t
f,,,..f WI .
,e.gln 70 dww,. ,••11 ev 11,500. ...II
Lw 51, . I 1010 rh , d e lot•
Ph 5,1.1 ru• hy lON ~L.r .1k Ws.
sou!, Wlovorllu •hd V rglnla
n. t'UT. X-, w,
I=l
r DR RA LE.—one Two Horse
1.1 . • .01 , 1, 1 . 1 .,,
re•e or
Or r ,ovrrr.l Arni.t.lan.
80 r 0
ex,ty Parkin lane.
g for gaas wan,
600 empt) W t•
•pple al N MIS Il.rrtb street.
We Pearl Mill. AllegLicT;iis
CZ]
WAS IN/. TON I•THEET
rkt , !Ml' •. 101 .11,1
103 I,4"..ttivg-tua f. fr*.nt and 011
d
r:11,11041N;11't 11411.11L,T1.,
Tor terms suply to
IN THE COURT OF (Om)ION
PLACA,. NU. •N 9, DEL F.119h.11. TERM,
69
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CHURCH,
PENN A.•
1a or ametolrut otr to hart. r.
X" ‘a uerr ttl u tu, •optirstino bas
besst stools f or Alm Ltlrtie pl. by hart, of
aatO l'hutror. slot tit•t the ron las prattled
st the a. , t Term oort , re•• ea.sr,
aloas are
J. H. WALTER
P.. • onotory
LLEGHEN COUNTY, isc—
CANA J
X J AI
M 1 1.
I. hr her :sr t frt•
A Scot , M Yr ,
01 t• a.m. , . Irma, N... J not
T.. J 'rue. Met r• • t ...tt h• d:
You ni
l.rt t, tt.t../ LI peat
t h.• tt, .1 p. ‘• t rt. •• d for count,
are toe Ilk, M., t 1.11 t• N.( MILIt twit.
tu how cad, If aro you mar, WI" the o.nilab Iles . era n to: Ell.tated
'd a u try lb. decree ..f
aa uurt avreea,l, to •be
prsycr of ber pettlion. d the. bt.ie cue.
CLICLIS Ir. Fthertfr.
sntt,trr ,
?Malta ntAt..rt. 47.1a.00 :. 1 .er Of,
A DMINISTIIATOR , S
E
A
I utters of •drutulatta..l.v h•vtue beau
groulad he tutmertbar on I h estate olJattli-K
WI OS. dee.. lata {het
or en, persou• ta.aaJat rst•te are re
quested to mate tromedlate paruttitt. and Lbw*
Pr°P."7 an
tEenuoaLd fur .el tle
at a. ' is A N FA KKK.
Adml,Vratati,
CtICHU•
00 All. 61. l'lrtattorge.
ECUTOR'S OTlCE.—Let
tnet Altart upon ettate of ('K.
nlll.l , late l 00.1
111 r
TOW,Ohlp,
Anaiteur c0u...7. I
*
. have tree. Kr... 0
to thr uuderairnad A ,,011.1 lualts
for
be as estate tru. tquaur urea. 01 them
for aetVemetst. ay. • parlous Ituleturd teem
==
B. L. Pa.nesteat
W. H. &Teruo,
80b.% H. DaTts.l
Fru=ls *Mem
Ham .1, T.lBKcidl.
T. H. Nevin.
COAL AND COHN.
Harlow rammed &halo Ottoe to
IdICEUTEOTEL
FOR SALE
KUMUNDSON,
06 anti 00 Thlrd ••••nne
LEGAL
.4e matter ot toe •1,1c•tlou(.1
PROPOSALS
,;"17;!`,t69.1
N OTH E.
TO SEWER CONTRACTORS.
The Iftwer.ge C. mmte , lon rf the Cite of Alle•
bony re of epared ofrevelry proposals for the
Itherlog re... re with their •ithortroaurro, In
Is tooolfolt , A,. A.
COATRACT NO. 1
Cooem•ils vier, inN
11 700
rryaud t
on a.
f 111 111,1 , Vit rided
Fl F.
w vd.
CONTRACT' NO. ?.
Com- rising sta.! 1.0 5..1 of 13 l•rh
r Sew., n 111.1.1,e m ram non eve,:
.orth Avenue • ard
Dravrtnna an 4 -.p.tr.de•t or.
USan be seen and
fu I Inform•llCE. obtal. ell at I t Onlee.
ItlAs mu*, be .ndoned •14. •cr Prop , aall'• and
,Ilveted o or be:orr 3 F.M. Nov. 10th.
1109.
Forms of Propo••Is. on wnl^tk forme alone bid[
rVe.lv•-d. •111 be forn....cd at the (.Itv
Loalucer's C Ince.
o ' a b :l.Tr v t;A:l2o ' m:
mtaaMn
4 HAN. DAVIN,
City F.oeturer
FLOUR
CYFICE TO FLOUR DEALERS
AND CONSTIdEIt , e arebow recule•
1 4 .5.. lot of 40,D00 Otaahele rsrelo Ile wele..ted
WIITTIK AND AMlteeit AND TeNEnYIS.E
WHEAT, purchased In liltwon. terse
and Morgan countlue. Ind.ana. this lot of
be Seal I. the eery beat h. be found and C. 11.101.
be ertrpaaand by .ity In the Potted S., tee.
We bsee &leo Inlahrd our Inaprvey menu to
)11.1,0ner, Clothe and Cooling Room,
and are now prepared to rumen Ihe hest Piour
we bare. made for tun yen," art of
that ne ar
competition on the sapee endue of dour.
13.. T. HES 9 IC DV &
Pearl tins= Mill, Allegheny.
September 13. Itieilil.
FLOURS FLOURS FLOUR!
WINNINOTA 111.1111/13 FLOURS.
480 601 s. Legal Tender, 367 bble 11. Ha, 307
bbls KIIISIIOe, 170 btdo 3103311011411. 1610 bbl.
D :no
Co., 400 060 Red illTer. 123 6016 M
CHOICE WI/ICUS - 51N runnts.
IMO bras Riverside, 1165
F bolt Whik tux, 1101,
bbls vweloas brands Spring id beat /floor.
WINTER WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR.
City 11111 of Ipr/us-field. Ohio. Pride of the
West, Depot alU.,Maranon A. Paragon Hills
Ringleader and Crown, choke St. Lords.
for Pie lower than can ho brought from t
Wes, W•IY. LANG CII.•
till and till Wood etre..
WALL PAPERS
ELEGANT
PAPER HANGINGS.
Enameled Wall Papers In plain tint. Imp , .
viol. smst and smoke. Vertu
with gold and Inlaid nsures. novir.o VEL
V1C713. INDIA TAPEST dl". YIIEEA PAMELA
stamped and priosd Fold.
N•wly lampo uu ned •11i not la be found eleaarber•
Lba essantry. rsor sale at
W. P. BCARRFAT.T JS
my WALL PAPER STOUP,
191 Liberty Street
TIECOBATIONS. — Iea Wood,
JJ 111. m ,. mud Pr scn nattaticps for 11,1 m
Yo. aargkx.o l 4s.:. : " Be"-
jyr JOSIErH R. lIVfIHE • 1100
ARIPED GOLD PAPERS for
§ T Parlora. at No. U M
V/ark et tNitlat stre.
K. li S 111111.
EDUCATI ONAL
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEOF,
UND6IIC•IIE O TFII:
BTY `'D OF GENEVA
Ws le a ebetettan Home, and a foLy chit tend
sad orgazia•4 Cotters where you.' ladles t•t
pare. =net tborolt Ando one' e s of
study he ettLI.EGIAI E.CLECI IC or ACAD
SSt Del semen".
• •
17.11.116--W bole txpenee of Tonto,. v. do Mr,
ltlaset.wad Modern Langusres, vet b board
furnished room, ,tebt and fuel. SO per ball
'tally manic. Addre...
REV. A. W. COWLES, ILE ,
0:1331Z131
[~fl
SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
122=
MICHANI 'AL AND PRLIIIAND DRAWIXO
Ue TVISEDAY .0 /LUDAS EVENINGS...,
APO, at SCHOOL Ito MA earner or Sixth end
Wood streets. n09:03
11 •PLE SITGAII.--110 barrels
1 e
174 ent at warr. LAN° II 00'6
I . oarl imm
‘2ODA ASH.-100 tope Prime
BUDS
ASH,
"'
" J. B. csanraah.
ADIUSENIENT3
LUCILLE WESTERN
In. P. 69,
11.., , T LYNNE. OE 111 E / I,W:ft]. 'N
Ma :Arne al,
tr , rso: - 14 I ..1:11.1011 M. J.e••A V , . roe
TCa :I. • Et ...e.
1.0 , Ile Wr..tern .111,..
WACADEMY OF 1111::•IC.
Mercantile Library
LECTURES.
HENRY VINCENT
I=
'Queen Elizabeth, of Eng/mut,"
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nor. I
ACADEMY OF IL7 SIC
I=
I
_Tick -t. !or salt. At Or I.lt.rart
Wei. A. R. LECTURE',
tILC(C D LECT rfalt OF T. E COO 3 ,
JUSTIN McCARTHY,
Lee I , ditor Loednt, • Mon 00 • ,
t ore at to Aradem, a: Mu. I .
Tuesday Evening, Nov. 1604
0 ' 1116 ItYr M erz
Tickets 611 rs Na teterve4 era" TI, tete
CAri b• p.oertl M el de Otßer. or Latv eAI
N . ratltl s rre6 a. i1t..1 0, t
1,10101,•6 Mus , c • ore, 11115 avenue. o.
IZr—ACADEBIIi OF MUSIC.
rend tjhla PerforniAnre,
THANKSGIVING, NOV 18, 1869.
HETI ILN r I ARK VA' tdltll tr.
Petting,ill,
Delenanty & Hengler's
SENSATION LIINSTI - lE , S.
T, .ar Irrraterd C1.19 , 1..114 tu tar World•
• ardttett la 1 frdr and ellorol ttrrhe•tra au
Mat.trir , rtr tt. u Fr- Ir.or •r Pt, e• uf ad
nr‘asl . a 5 zud - Mats • curt, at
n
W. A. 0 Idt utendr) . • 45 • Ill'. a.
anIC .1 t, H. J. It v H nue.
/taco,
• •
RI — PITTSBURG!' TIIEATRE
H. . ILII/01 , . hhh. 1.e....,
for Oat 'reel on' Thr 1. , A Mare L'hama
Olnation. Jen, M.
the rr:lcs litatupt..•
Faithtrl, Jam • the pr.. rut L. whom
L'otnlque. ru..., Mac Ir. trp,” ma
VA•hqr
A, A I-sauder. And 11.<
hrran.• allot FlLra Prsf.•Ltu
m.er ov 1 h•nk•grelvg Las, at • .111 , C.-
ue• • AOll itatur.l•v atternh... a..
Or GRAN DCONCERT.—By the
elrlyr•te.l).Ll.Es ll E)C s tiVAKTETIL
ci.1311, In Esc Is . hr Hall. on N. Juee.lay e
Ins. 1. °Tana., 17th. for the benefit of Emanuel
( bur,. All. ahcni.
Tlr eta at ti )loe, Stores.
Concert a. VP. at. Admla.lon 50 Ce lab •
rgr BT. BRIDGETW
PIALIPL
MILL OPEN TO-NitiOT
IN TIILIH CHI !V It.
sir Open rvcr, nl,llt. .Xpeeted.
('•:ht,Cryl Kno , l m actenzdanc„ 0c21.1:q.
lige -- FIFTH AVESCE HALL,.
I=l
House_ Pittsburgh. Pa., I. 14* coolvti. and Wag
desresble plane of resort, Llooors eon be had
0 this plane Pere and Hood. The Millard Houma
are or the around floor ta she rear.
PROFESSIONAL
DR. ANDREW EARIST.
GERMAN PRYSIOLIN,
Cane ell manner of diSCAA. that the eta.= IN
sable. to, Omee NO 941 Peon atm:.
0115,e boor. Dom 1 011 19 A. 0. 004 from '
8 r. Y. Dote.•
WiI.T.T Awt F. !LOB
NOTARY PUBL 0 ADD 001(11188
Deedsifornll the F-ttnt
No. 149 Fourth Avenue,
VlTTnesrlioti. PA
Prompt at,ention wln I:e elve• to lAN
tuk.lnt of llkerroaltions. P'ha n • Conarniuloair
eertiMe• under Ole oelle.•1 seal that an Instru
mt of •rritlng ba• been executed heft....
hi en m, It Can be need or ree•.rth n In any other State.
without Tanner authentic:o4ln. oele
G W. De CADIP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
~ .111c.. No. 137 FOURTH AVENUE... 0114 f.
orl[ 1 :6 (form,iy oc,..apied by Hon Welter H t
L.0.r1.4) bractlce In the U. S. etrcs.t.A.l
I)Istr1.1 Courts. In Lie Sta. boprel.s. And nfl 11.111
Voarta of Atlrghttly coulay. and .11.1. both.
lloas In moat of tie adJaceb, 1.3:421
WICL. B. NEEPEB,
41.1.DEIL3LLN AND 62 7 0FT . 1C10 J CISTICI
EiMIEUU
OFFICE. 89 FIFM AVENUE.
up. and all leaal onsineu attendea to ProlaDUP
and se Larat.rll. _
SAMUEL McMASTERS,
=1
Is 4.)ificio Justice. of •.1 • Casco and Pullen Mar
1.10:1e.c. Una: f !BEET, opposite Me
CAthcdral HTTSIII. d Jkl, PA.
Deeds. end, Mot 6 a,.5, Art
Detaaltions, and all 1...5U 8.A.... IS
proc.otuea. and a:snatch. WWI
JOHN A. STRAIN,
=1
L.1.-0/71C1 0 JUSTICE OP TIM
POLIt•SIIAGIbTRATF..
0113,-,1111 FIFTH BTIIEKT, or',..ogue the Cat'
usedral, l'lttalsnrish. Ps. Dead., 'Bods, Marts
Ax2noseletigwents. D,puattions *ad all
L2ga Bas!steu as.evr-s4 , slth nrotratacas and
dlapaten.
A iIICIIIIIALD BLAKELEY,
A.T'T (-1 itzwE.- v- ,vr-L.A.IN ,
I=3l
=I
1=11:33
Kest°7es Fray and faded Hair to its
01.1GINAL COLOR., removes Dandruff,,
CrIIFS ILL DISEASES OF IDE SCALP
Prevents BALM , : iSS, and makes the halo
grow Soft, Glossy anti Luxuriant.
cl.se u! $1,50 pa Boni. 1,11 P.uS o s tnt hest ILL
4 Propsosi by SEWARD, BENTLEY
&CHENEY, Druggists. Banda N.Y. Bold
by all Druggists.
CM!!22I=M;2
ROCK THE BABY
EARNEST'S PATENT CRIB..
=I
LEMON & WEISE.
PracUeal Dansitcus
US OlTa'rki JLP!..424nM.
MMG2EM
CIIESINUT & IVELFTII STREETS;;,
• PHILADELPHIA,
13.A.ELAE - YALCO..
Wevveleara.
GRAND OPENING!!
- _
for to. rma. and CHRISTMAS TOLD/ of .
WAONITICK.NT VTOCIE of all the novelloa to
Walther, Jewelry and Silverware.
PSKOV GOODS, &O.
Bridal Gifts a Specialtv.
BAILEY CO. PITO 10. ban. ao , r cat tonna la'
the Worl•., and *in at all Mae. D . Plaond
e.lva and anon visitors through Snot! otabul
awn.
ac CO..
NEW MARBLE Bros*
CHESIKUT AND 'MUTTS STREETS,
Philadelphia.
alms Taat
4,FIGE SHIPMFIgag OF AIM
.Ind. Inds of Iresh 10.4 lOb wre elf.ddo%
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