L~KY GOODB.OII3IIIIMCFB.Bco
DRY GOODS.
WI LOLESALE AND RETAIL.
L< W,BMMt & 00,,
59
MARKET STREET.
WE OFFER TUE
LARGEST STOOK
T- ,l ` l.
WME4 °P,
.1-VD• AT THE
LOWEST EASTERN PRICES
toc2o Ti
NE'' GOODS AT
:Zoe. IS , and SO 1111arket St.,
..it t ir holes tie and Retail.
. i f PLE /ISE MAE E NOTICE. that we
ANII UIiE. 11:111 e.FS-1131n. Ltern•sti felted and Em
landtlert o—very Itnu..l.,ocor. •
/1" r. YALENC;.A. az:id lIREAD LACE COL
INEl2==l
viol' net.
~,4:Ks i; • yore, Epiney. Valencia. Tartu! and
Si.itesa-,ma and dasia.nie.
Anti AND 11 ,, N SET RI Mtge:Ca— Fine assortment.
I L a AND ()ASH ktEttESeAtirs, TlLts. en'
se, lee.
In II ochet, .13ogle. Bead. Velvet and
Fnutr, for via ka, Stew.. sod DIVS.". •
L E.3lnitUlDEttEle SKIRT., and Em
nrdidertee,of every ne...rtptton. of new deagns.
11.1 , 51 F.KY AND liLOVE.S—Cornplwto usorttnent.
especially vet y rich , Sand) rield end Fancy
chestnut:re Home for L • .. es, Btleses and Chit
drvn.
1.11,M5. TJ !MERU A ti&M.TS. • ,
littNT'S UotiDS, ete., etc.
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11AN1S VRtl3l CITY' AND COUNTRY a •
I to elan:due oar tact vhlch will be fo.•
vetv attractive, eumpiete, and 'at prim as low a'
me.t, for caah:"
AitrlVe•ollt cot be andertol.l by amyl ¢ the trade
HACRDM,- , OLYDE & CO.
AT EATGV*,
A LARUE iLTOCK OP
1-adies' and Misses'
RAE - ORAL HOSE,
.daleo= o .
Fleeced Cotton :1-1 1 9/e,
' t all Sizcs and Qualities,i/
X9l- Wholesale and Betai
EMI
Li". 11. ID .A.irCON'S,
17 Fifth Street.
FALK.,GOODS.
BIACRIM & CARLISLE,
19. Fifth tlireet,
tis, a lust opened an extensive and splendid stock of
tiIIESS AND CLOAK
RICH BONNET & TIIIIIMINO 818 RON ••• '
B Rol CERIES of even , deseription,_
at Wit AND ELEOA NT LACE tat. , OLis. • •
TEAL LACES of all kinds,
:•e.lf. LACE T Bag MED tiOODS,
-VA ,'ION I,AO S.-a splendid line,
it/K. - SWISS.JAL"NET
1.04 EN LAB N & CAMBRIC IRISH LINEN: •
4; L. INES- •a* and attractive steles; • .
1061T.ItY—s con.ple•te assortine.t;
1.). MRS , A CHILI/BENS' MERINO VESTS and
-
FANCY ZEPHYR ARTICLES—Splendid mite
80 , season:
it •
NNI) AMERICAN . BETIMES.
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WOOL,
llti r litt l llllN IC CASHMERE TARNS—aII colors
IETS °rave else,
S AND NUTIONS.
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Merchants and Milers will and It to their Wren..
tine to call_ nod examine our present extensive
szock before purchasing elsewhere. All our goods
purchased direct on the best term, we are
repand and will make as low prices as any Essi
g ak Job blog House.
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noaum & bARLIBLE
IQ VI7TII STREET
Nik,y GOODS JEST RECEIVED
' 231 r
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JOS. itORNE 430 CO.
. lidlisiorumentet
kr CP CcT s .t.rn S 4 TS,
2,l*.thelearllng 7.0 Styles.
_ .
" 31.3.113.133.ery arcacoclas.,
Ct (
brigand I/rules. Perla /11.11 CY and Colored Bilk
stain most desirable shades: Plain Fancy Bon•
net and rimming Ribbons, new and rich colors:
FIOWOIII. choicest frencb and American: Feathers.
is. cy hat said LURE,
3+xl-33 41::, X 33 323 Nit 3E1131,
tWell lissome.)
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Cambric. Bambara, Swiss. Loose, Cluny, Wen
canna Edgingsand Wettings; YI .nnemss,' Bends
and KoMtagi Ematraldered and Man Ulna's Col
lars. t:titts.• tam. Laces and Late Goods.
• lb ess and Moak Trlnuottica and Crnamen
Ball V rlnla, - • gasps and by
Press arta:an s:
, Vlliii'Ve&vv.. •
tandSt: comMetta side! or dimwits, Bacaroc.,
gisyljarts, Mo. Lace, — llem-stttebed, Item .
aimed, Einbroldefed, Tarte Bordered, eta., etc. I
osier, end Waver In every' variety - and all ames
Ladlealand Bent's Underwear.
• lEUrtribbillg- bloods:.
tlnittenders and Beek-Ties. Beam Shirts anti
Drawer, tdMplez. Bort•Tom and LILL Hoop :MUM;
Coteau, IBM . ' Putts. Net., Union and 1311 h Belting.
Buttonsthe t4test novelties. all Mods. •
barna,
Lire ra. tatT. Cashmere, Lambs Wool
and .g In the Tarioni Mtbtommt blahfoolom
and madam. .
.ti enter Bapar Callan", and a - remitting In the tt
Beam as awae Eastern JB:t lne. hing
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rilos.l7 and IS:litaiket Street.
NEB' FALL GOODS,
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Z 11140110CRED LIANDKE.,IIIYrd;
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JLITS. TUREItali, ItLIBUNds nAPWIB B .
MIOIIIIIIIE6O
NOTIONS, &to
Afloat Goode are sou at .
Xactecretst Camas • privets.
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voutuirouvwpasaracis s
• "FOREIGN AiItiIONIVITIC" DRY DOORS,
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,CITY AND SUED RBAN.
ADLITIONAL LOOAL YEWS tai FLIIBTIP.A.GE.)
•
talon Sabbath School Convention et
.111anstlelg, Allegheny County..
• The district inepided to this Convention was
composed of-the townships of Chart Sere, Lint
on, Lower and Upper St. Clair, Scott, North
and South Fayette, Robinson and Snowden.
The,serviCeewere held in Ilanetield vlllage, in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, on October
zal and :ALM Twenty-four 'schools were repre
sented by seventy-four delegates, and most of
the past Ors living within thealstriet were also
present. Rev. Calhoun w as chosen temporary
chairman, who opened the Convention at 10
A. Y., by reading the 100th Psalm, people
that on earth do dwell," ge., which was sung
to the tune of "Old licmdreth" by the congre
gation. Alter prayer by Rev. br. Davidson
and a. voluntary by the choir, the Dr.. by pre
vious invitation, delivered a pointed, well di.
gesterl -and eloquent sermon on the • text
"Train up a child," ao. Rev. Hutchinson led
In prayer, and the choir sang the anthem, "Oh,
praise God in Ills holiness." Convention then
elected the following °dicers:
Prmictent—Rev,3l.e.Pherson. •
lire Presidents—Rev. Kennedy, -Rev. Fluke,
Rev. Hutchinson, Dr: Kill \
Secrefaries-31.11. Brown, J. M. Fulmer, J..I.Ps
Borland, and S. S. Glass.
All the questions on the printed programme
were thoroughly discussed. The result is em.
lx:slied in the resolutions ivca below.
An interesting feature- of the Convention
wan the singing of the children and the choir,
and sermons to the children on the first day by
Rev. Dr. Howard, and on the second day by
Rev. litiller.Jr.
The Convention effected a permanent-organ
leatten called "Chortler Valley Sabbath School
Association and Institute." and elected the
following officers tor the ensuing rear: Col.
ilugb Lee, President; Rev. 1. C. Boyd, Vice
?nutrient; Executive Committee—Rev. Hutch.
tenon, Chairman; Dr. Marshall, Itev. Calhoun,
Rev. Marks, A. B. Young; 11.8. Brown, Itecordl
lug Secretary; L B, Borland, Corresponding.
Secretary; Rev. Kennedy, Treasurer.
The Convention adjourned at 9 o'cloelr, p. m.
on Wednesday, after instructing the Secrete
rtestoprepare &letter to be addresseddhrough
the papers; to the churches and settee's in
cluded within the district.
The choig, composed of the young ladles and
gents of the various churches, sang, in conclu
sion, the grand old anthem; "Praise God from
Whom all blessings flow.
Only sixteen schools of the twenty-four rep
resented presented reports. These report one
hundred and titirtY-nine eginers and teachers,
and eleven hundred and twenty-three at:hol
e:ay Only ten scnools reported the aggregate
nutither of volumes in libraries, it being Iwo
thousand six honored and eighteen volumes.
Seven schools reported an aggregate of two
hundred and fifty-live Sabbath Seirool papers.
Six schools report that they discoutinne oper
ations during the winter. Several schools re
port that there are many In their resuective
neighborhood who do not attend any Sabbath
School. With these statistics the Committee
offer the following resolution: •[
Resotred. That Sabbath SchhoOl officers
should carefully collect and preserve the sta
tratles of their schools.
S. T. Kerr-veer,
Chairman of Courgattee.
The following resolutions were unatilmous
ly adopted:
L. Resolved, That the Sabbath School is a most
valuable auxiliary to the diet en, an efficient
instrument in the religlous.traintug of youth,
and possesses the strongest clones upon elms.
Gans and the elorlithen church for moral and
material support, . as "the nursery of the
church."
1. That no congregation should be without a
well conducted Sabbath Schofili nod, in addi
tion to the school or schools established for the
children of the church and others In their
midst, Mission Schools should be established
in destitute localities, that thus religious Lc
strtiction may be brOughtwithin the reach of
3, That it is the duty of the ministers, offi
cers and members of the chimes to use their
utmost efforts to gather the neglected youth
of Our country Into the Sabbath School and
furnish them that education which their per
ishing souls require.
4. That all christians beurged cheerfully and.
heartily to lend a helping hand in advancing
the noble stork which the Sabbath School ones
to accomplieb; that they may thus obtain Ines•
sings upon themselves, be the means of Ides
sing others, and honoring the Divine Re
deemer "who gave himself tor us.”
5. That we consider piety an essential quali
fication for! a good Sabbath School teacher;
and that Whenever practicable, only pious
verger's who have some "apteaurs to team)"
should besought es instructors in our Sabbath
Schools.
e. That the great end of all Sabbath Solidoi
Instruction should. bo to acquaint the taught
with the gracia truths of the Gospel, uud lead
them to the lead Jesus Christ. Die only savior,
and for the attainment of this object the
teacher mamba oeek private intorylow3 with
'the members or his class, toll them of the love
of Juhlf; pray for them and with them; visit
them In stet:near' provide, as , far as possible,
for th eir temporal ' wants when they are desti
tote, and in every proper way to =tiniest
his sympathy for Diem and concern tor their
temporal slut gptrlttua welfare.
7. That Superintend - Chia and teachers be
urged .to furnish I henl.Falcos with such helps
in the form of Bible ;licit:mediae, commenta
ries, and t•ther banks, as will alit them in their
arduous but delighttui work_
S. That where at all practicable Sabbath
Schools should be kept open the entire7ear.
5. That WO recognize.rho name "nuedaY
School" as liable to grave objections, and
would expzes; the hope that all the friends ot
the Institution would designate tby the more
appropriate title "Sabbath School."
ID. That we recommend the first Sabbath of
December as a day of special prayer In behalf
of Sabbath - Schools, sett that if e Invite the
Fanelli in the county to preach ou that sub
ject on that day.
•
• Respectfully,submitted, •
J. Born, Chairman.
The following is the Circular letter: •
Dese. Itswrzoimr:—We herewith append a
condensed report of our Sabbath School Con
vention. We ask for It a careful perusal. Of
coarse this being our first meeting mans
things were not as perfectly dons as we could
wish, but we trust that all our friends will do
everything they can to make our next meet
tog oven more useful and inuiresibm.
We believe that in agood degree our entice:.
tion has accomplished its mission, viz: to awa
ken a deeper intereat in Sabbath schools and
churches In the Sabbath School eauae, and the
spiritual welfare of all the ,children of our
communities.
,We affectionately ask you all, each person,
old or young, to do all you can to "feed the
lombac—to acseanyaas your neighborhood that
all the children shall be brought, tinder the in
fluence and instruction of the Sabbath School;
that all who can will be forma either in the
bible class, children!' class, or engaged in
baing. Form neighborhood 'afternoon Sal.
thSchools, and endeavor to do all the good
yen ban in this way.
We all have felt in Our convention the great
need there Is for more life, zeal, devoted.
nese and earnestness is Our great; work. "The
harvest is great, but the laborers are few."
-Especially would We Jiave each member of
the church yak, Am I called to work"' Atn I
doing all I eon) nLord, what wilt Tbou
me dor" Obi who•can doubtthe reply, and have
wit
can calcol de the good that would ire accom
plished through our friends, if the Member
ship of the churches were all alive, working
and zeslonosetrivi andach to do our whole
duty to the church the world.
A Fenny Wedding.
The Wheeling Repister anis North Wheel•
log is emphatically the eccentric part of the
city. A abort time ago wo noticed the mar
riage of an ancient:female to a modern male.
Two other couple have come to our notice. A
somewhat faded widow of forty-fl we winters
was lately united In the holy bonds of wed
sak
°h a yoaudn gm e a e n r oehni rtm a s r um e m d e before!"
Their filinds were invited to "the marriage
feast, which consisted of a keg of beer and a
half bushel of pretzels. Bat here follows a
scene that appeals with touching tenderness
to the vibrating heartstrings of ail loving
swains. A maid—an old maid—ot fifty-two
summers, mot winters ' which bad loft their
traces there who Is possessed of three Min
, drop, (this is in North Wheeling) was a-few
evenings since- married to good looking
young man twenty-floe years of age. A largo
party was eresent.some of whom o ere Invited
and some net. The repast consisted of cake—
heavy sponge cake—cheese, beer, ale, twine
whisky In a jug under the table—aud• "ate.
glen"fof desort. A bridesm.ild send grooms
man stood up with the gushing pair. In -the
loving arms of the fair old bride was a bloom
glrl ot two sum and when the bride
would become embarrassed • she would kiss
the baby. But the otouchingest? scene of nil
.was when the squire alluded to -the ,ova they
must bear-each other othrotigh thick and
thinw--etio wilted, she wept, she sobbed aloud;
and then the baby cries! in Its mother's arms;
and utteranceoung gron entwinedrt too full
for tenderly ids arms
atoned the bride and the baby, and bowed his
cad between them, and was only aroused to
consciousness by baby. pulling ls hair.. The
'squire then tqlnished" marrying them. They
ate happy now.
Bold Attempt at Itterideep In Williams
port.
The Lycomlog Gaulle - says that on Friday
evening 'a bold' effort was made to rob the
"Lumberman's National Bank," of that place.
The - afterfirt would doubtless have proved
,rauccessful had not the robber been driven
from bin nefarious work by Thos. Smith, Eve ,
whose residence In - directly In the rear 01 the
'Bank building. Mr. S. wirs about retiring to
bed, when a noire in the neighborhood of the
bank attracted his attention-, and In looking
out of his window he observed a man of small
stattre working indrodriouely at the bank
window. • Mr. bmith, after inquiring of the
stranger. his blialness and receiving no re
sigmas, concluded that bin mission there at
that late hour, (11 o'clock,) wan not an Isonced
one, and after warning the man of ,his Inten
tion, fired at Lim from 'his revel,' Gr . , At the
.report of the pistol the 'tritium ran away, lean.
lug behind a patent leather valise, together
with a full and complete set of bergh,,,,,
str coiddstiag of every article know.
to
e p n rol ' ession, necessary to execute a
the in is
!ain't' work. A rues, Intended, no doubt, to
... o bt, in blowing open the sate in the Bank
WAS find In ;he kit of tools.
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Bew Publications.
1111 STORY or ELIZAVETIC. By .11i139 Tbieku - r.
ay. pigiadelph[a: T. B. Peterson & Broth.
ere. Pittsburgh: for sale by Henry Miner.
• This is a simple, pure and • healthy atom
written by , a daughter of the famona author
of .!Piuslty Fair."
Ego Leiria Diritfir Arrarnioars. By Gail
. Hamilton.: :Boston: Ticknor & Pleads. Pitts.
-burgh; for sale by. Henry Hiner, •
"It contains tea plca*nt sad InstruetiVe
cimuncAlr BZOTn3IL ty4iirzanaer_Dlg
- rnusaelphigumaL Pernrsoll 6 Broth
ere. PittsbUTOU tor sale by Henry Miner.
This is ^brilliant and ingenhana work. It
e
hw begogremstized from the translation. and
irdarriortrageTz?„, New. 1...
• 111; 'Dailleat—Ydra. trutalowhi aooth
.
lu g prep has bean:D .o4 4:9e eo ular that various
have out eat calling them Mrs.
=Ws. 'Please take notice, that the Mrs.
:Winslow of the soot to Syron I. not *Tarlac'.
OSW!
04 Via %a 4407.400 a
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EARLY TELEGRAMS.
Preildent Stephens About to Take the
War 'Path—A Supposed Spy Beaty
Beaten—Resolutlone to Avenge the
Death of Convicted Fenian..
Saw Tons, Oct. —A. vast concourse of
nearly flue thousand pcople - aesembled yester
day, In Jones' woods, for the purpose of list
ening
to au address by James Stephens, C. 0.
I. It , on the prospects of the approaching cul
mination of the Fenian effair. The speaker
was gt'eete'i with the wildest enthusiasm, and
experienc.l great difficulty in making hthaseit
'heard to even the small circle of the assem
blage who happened to be within the scope of
Ida voice on account of .their eagerness to
crowd toward the stand. It wits understood to
he tilt lust speech. previous to departing for
Ireland, where, he said, he would strike a blow
for Ireland before the dawn of the new year.
Ile remarked that meek hail already been
done in Ireland. An army-rof fifty thousand
men had been organized; the aristocratic ten
dency of her people repablicanlzed, and, tine
nation taught not to reipoet, I he political dic
tation of her. Catholic clergy. Tots latter he
urged 'upon the crowd assembled, while advis
ing them to respect their spiritual advisers in
all that- apportales. to their special calling.
}Arens In the cause of - Ireland hail failed
heretofore, he said, becanse.of a want of sym•
patht and aid in America.
A disturbance occurred et tile close of the
meeting by the supnoseit discovery of a Brit
ink spy, wino was badly cut and .beaten beiore
bn was recovered by the poi icemen, nod prom-,
ed to be innocent of the charge. ,
I A nipettng or the Fenian circles, at the Ger.
hr in
mauAsielify Rooms last night, resal, ed to
avenge tile death of tine convicted Fettianelu
Canada, shotild they be executed, and dared
the Canadians to carry their threats into cue
cation.
The Baltimore Intbregilu—Secretaeles
Preparing Their Report.
•
Putt-suety u is, October 21.—t'Ispatch es from
Washington insicate that Governor Swann
'will remove the present Pollee Commission
ers. They will question the right of the Gov
ernor's authority, nun carry the matter before
the Court. The effect will be to have the Mal
, tor postponed until after the election, am(
thus defeat air. S.lll , V 3 little game. Swann
knows this, and it is Somted here that ho
refuse to go'before tit& Courts and will main
tain his appointments by force, and If the
radicals show sign of tight he will immediate•
t r y call on President Johnson to semi the
niteti States troops he has Promised to aid
him.
The Secretaries are busily at work getting.
un their annual reports. The documents to
accompany the navy report arc already - in the
hands of the public printer, and seine of the
others are well under way. The law requires
that all of them shall lie in the hands or the
printers thirty nays before the meeting of
Congress, but heretofore but little attention
has been paid to this law except by the Navy
Department, which is always ready in time,
The last volume of the diplomatic correspond
Once of last year has not yet been printed.
Canada and the Fenlan.Pri sonere—tieet-
In** . of Parlinpient Vottponed—Militta
to Patrol the Frontier.
New yong Oct. _e.—The Herald's Toronto
special kays!The military authorities have re
ceived orders to increase the guard at. the Mil
whore the Fenian e are confined. Ten:threat e
made by the lenlans of New York will compel
the crown authorities to deal towards the
prisoners more severely than they otherwise
would. •
•- . •
The prhiOners con tined hero are all without
a obange of clothing. The American Consul
has sueplled a few of them out of ill] own
pocket, with now etotoieg.
Effort? are to be made by the Might Rev.
Bishop Lynch. of this city. to'get the Rev..l.
klaellshon reprieved.
A Cabinet meeting is called to meet at Otta
wa, on the 30111 ult., to consider what policy
Government should take In regard to can ying
Into el act the execution of the Fenian prison
ers sentenced to be hanged..
The meeting of Parliament ha• been post
poned by the Governor General until Decem
ber 11th. It is rumored that the Government
Intends ordering out the militia to patrol the
frontier until after the execution.
Geo Aremit Goon to Canada—General
Sweeney—Refusal to Salute the Pet TG
Tian Flat. •
New Yong, October '29.—The 'llercfd'r {Posh-
Ington special says: Con. , cen , ul
General of the United Stot rs In Canad,i?"ll
been in thecity several . dayslull; after an in
terview with the President l eft Washington to
assume the performance of his °Mend duties.
Stutters InTenada are becoming of grave tin.
portent°, and it is the wish of the Preat.lett t
thalthe representatives of the Government
shonl.l be there at the earliest proctic.,l period.
General Thomas W. Sweeney, It Is raid, wit
be restored to Ids former rank in the Coned
States army• on his own application
The commander of our 6.lll.tdrOil in Pet nv,
an waters has ref n.ett to sale te the Vertivloll
1/ I' eTt wohne'L'enZPVl t he
1 lI11„ their
wander of t fleet. Admiral Enelzee, had
served in the rebel envy during utelate In,nr
rectlon. The matter tray teen rethered try toe
Secretary of tins Sae; to the secretary of
State for Ills decision.
PLUMBING, GAS FITTING
ADDY WILLIIMS &1111ITLEI
.
GAS AND STEAM 'FITIERS,
tor. Sixth and Smithfield Sts., .
PIT7,3;MEGA-PA., '
Cor. Beaver and Cite:aunt Streets
arAscirr-Trt;
• All bads or Water, tia. said L...teana rlztlar.•s con
stantly on br.n•l.
pLUBIBLNG,
GAS IND STEIIIVITTING,
-I- Hydrant% Irou / Pumps,
ELLEZZ' LEAD.
I SEEET ELI E %
zrpr
ARA BASIN.
WATER CLOSETS AND WASII STANDS
• TOM T. EWENS,
Meer-nor tc Eirvits A C 0..)
1G Wood St., Pittabargh,To.
& CO.,
PlikßißE
S,CAS & 81 I E AM PIPE FITTER $
I - "-
No. 55 Federal St., Allegheny.
OE
672 Penn Street, Pittsburgh.
WATER AND ` GAB %IETUIrE3 constantly Os
hand.
Rouses Rtmi up with Gss,. Water or:hteam pipe
at short notice. , r
4/11Rennerics np at short notice and to the
most approved style.
Agitators, Tacks, kc., with i4hCP. Lead t,7
as, process, with Rydro.Atruosph-rle Plop Me.
WO keep constantly on 'rind s lases. soprl,
SHEET LEAD. LEAD PIPE, AND I.ICASS
COCK:- FITTINUn t'F ALL RIN Icy. 11 VDICANT
fit/•E and In tact oil material kept by • Met-class
establishment.
We would invite the attention Oral' Who him, soy
work to do In our line of business, As we feel coon.
dent , we can glee the best of satisfaction as reward.
material, workenenshin *no price. lys tin
. .NOTICE:
Private Families and Hotels
Can be farninhcd ebb best caallty f
HYDRANT HOSE AND P.EPES
►t aborte . at notie.C.d beat ten., t y c.,;.ttAg on
JOHN MAFFET,
Nos, 22'7 and 229 First Street,
PITTSBUBC, 11, PA
myl7:a4o
--
Wu. ft. JOLINeTON
RERLEUT & JOHNSON, •
P E3dCT=aL'~L
?lumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
=
Pitt®bua 6h. X.'f•
All orders byMall executed sattsfactorll
promptly Atte
Atoll line orllalb Tuns, Pumps. Bastna,
closet., ellnka, Cfmndelltrs, Pendants,
Shades, for sale at the most reasonable price , .
Orders from country patrons by mall promptly Cl.
tendril to. -
Um Bose of every descrltitlon
ADDY,*WILLIAMS &BARTLEY
Kcop ou hand a inperlor astlole
WC040013 E V ILTALPS,
All land. of Iron PutCre.,ll,drants,
.13beet L oad
libeet Zino, Wank
LPI9e, Bath Tune, olnka, ale
Closets. Wank B&W.. Mash Stands, ie., at the
Warman:a,
Corner Ruh and Smithfield Streets,
All kinds or Repelling done promptlY.
All orders ter mall trumedlatelY
Pailliiki4767ls4AW
YITTLNO, I i ALL ITS 1311ANCUM,
OarsdullY attended to by eanerleneed and prunes'
- workmen. A line I.ll9orLaielat of
OAS FIXTURES, SINKS, BATH TUBS
11.1111WEIt
WATEIt CLOSETS, runnuarr
Conitantly on hand and made to order. -
TepannEl sb EIIZI - ZrXMAZ.aine,
go. 59 Federal street, Allegheny, and
.A11.112.41r
1,12.2 1.1h.,Lv Allegheny")
MANHOOD:--HOIN
LOSS! lioll4 , . 1M •
' aeafr
figgraatteri ej;. ‘" d' : -. ll Attol *
dun% orlkinlnbC d pk_ Weakne ss Cor e sge"glt:
swig Pobllity, anol4:l6,72tlnatio7 wtalations
liartanisne es, Cninsnma Si '4 l ‘n o "' le'
.61til Mental • and rimacm and
MOID Belf.h.tr.e. Ito., by miry
Y...ll...anteorof the crew wok. •
:fr•A-Becna to Thousad of gaff oar w
Sant wader teal, la a plain envision., * to err ad
dam. Pr Pat! , lynalp t or slx - eents,or two
ISuriwat4Ntriilvornitl& C°"
to. Dr. dioreemen sert,v, .111•186.
SPECIAL NOTICES
THE QUEEN! THE QUEEN!
THE QUEEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS!
..111tS. NrINBLOW'S QUEEN HAIR RESTORER
le QUEEN, not only to xAms, bit In viwrtrze.
lathe Best flair Restorer ever otTeral to
. .
the
an Infallible nsexconert and 1113./MILVIA Of the
Hair If faithfully applied. •
.
It is no Hair Dye.
it 'cud/T. 0, P0. the roots.of the hate chang
ing grey hair t o te original life eolor; arresting Pre
mature decay and Veiling out of the hair; eradiear
log scurf and dandruff; arid curing all humors of the
scalp.
It ell' change dry and wiry hair to soft and luxu
riant tresses.
•
It Imparts a delightful fragrance to the hair.
In short, If you wish to restore your heir, s.s Su
youth. and retain It through life use " •
IRa,IiISSI 'S QtEE.I iIAIR RESSOPE4
Price SI to r bottle. /told hp all llroggtstu.
R. E. SELLERS Sr. CO.,
Wholesale Agents.
tnyao:bgl
r,gr SUPERB HOLIDAY
PBES-
EsITS.
Watches!Watches! Watches!
DE THEY & 'Cu., Importers and Wlioless
Dealers in GOLD and kill,VElt WATCHES of all
descriptions, 34 LIBERTY SmiaLT, N. E. iale
Inform the public that [My Lave Just tecelreo the
moat elegant. perfect and accurate Watch ever ins
trodoced in this marcet. The EXMILSton. • beau
tiful, extra .rabis Jewelled, heavily lo yarrit 00111
ed on Sliver. magtillicently engraved, finely and
richly Enameled Hunting Cases. Patent Loner.
gennlne Damaskennet thuds, thoroughly regulated
by the obterrstor y and warranted to be the . t Plw
Vitro lime Keeper. A. superb and most reliable
Watch, limit's or Lady's nice, will be sent free
will
any a id rem on receipt of or if preferred.
be gent, c. o. d., on recellut of 4.5 as part payment.
Tale watch will besent by Lamas. or mating.
Isle ed, so that there Is almo.t a certainty of reach
ing their desilimnen: but should the Express Corn
lmay or Pest Mike fall in their duty, we will send
amo her watch Immediatel y. Urderefur .ant , linde
Watches tall be promptly andfaltWatlyfaVll .
Liberal terms to tau trade.
B.—We want Agents In every town and
lounly • In the country, and to those acing Si such
iberal I will be offered.
('[bate send money by Exess (Post Office Order
or Itaulc to DE TI L E .e CU., 34 Liberty
street, Pl. Y. ociltl4).
rgrWXL BARNHILL &
. BOILER MAKERS
• AND
SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Nine 20, 22, 2.1 and 26 Penn
Having sec iced a large yard, and fiarnialied lt with
the most approved machinery. we are prepared to:
....facture every description of Balers. In the
host manner, and warranted equal to anY made in
the eonntrY. Chimneys. Breeching, Fire Beds,
menu Pipes. Locomotive Butlers. Condensers, Salt
Pans. Tanks, oil :Atha, Agitators, nettling,rans.
Boller Iron, Hi - Mares. poled. Pans; and Isola mann
factnrcri of BA RN lIILL'n PATENT BUIL EKE.
Repairing done ou the shortest notice. iclic4l
-
LANE SUPERIOR
COPPER NULL AND SMELTING WORKS.
vrrrsn mu .
PARK, MeaI:IRBY, & CO.,`
Manufacturers of Sheathing, Brariers•d Belt
Copper. Pressed Conner Bottoms, ilairwd St an ill Bot
toms, Speltrr Solder. Also, Importers toil ital.,'
In Metals, Tin Plate. Silent Iron. Wire, dc, Con
stantly on band. Inners' Machines and Toots.
"ST nrennuse, No, 111 FIRST and IWtigcortfoirnikra,
Pittsburgh. Special orders of Copper rut to say
de sed pattern. . blicalid&wT
Sgtr"I'ITTSBURGII SAW WORKS.
II ['HUARD. 11.110.4 t. co. Manufactu
rer. of PATENT tiItOUND CIRCULAR.. warrant-
Md CAST STEEL SAWS, of eve, descriptiour
aley. Cross-Cut. Gang, and all other varieties.
All nines of KNIVES and ersI.NGS made front
Sheet Cast :Steel: Extra refine . / ittueEle and MOW
ING FiNiVE.N. de.
iii - Wandinuae and 'Works, Corner WATIR and
Swint eiriotkTS. Pittsburgh. •
Particular attention paid to re-toothing.
an 3a/tightening Cincuise....., tepairs
of all kinds. rime:ling and Drilling done.at rea
sonable rates, lerue33
110WNSON,.UEA 6t CO.,
ces.rots to Ironikso.. Mtxrte rt. MILLZES,)
WASHINGTON WORKS,
rounder , . a Machinist., !Pittsburgh,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Stearn En
gines. Mast Engines, Mill MachinerT, Gearing
Shafting, s..aatitige of all descripSioria; Olt Tanks
soil .1111 s, Boiler and anent inin Work. •
*air - Agents for GIFYALIIO.I . ATENTLICJECTOR
(priced in 4 bniters.
COCiIgIA-N tirs 1100 r
Manufacturers of Iron Vaults and V anl
Dors. Iron Culling. Window Shutters. Window
t.ouriit. c.. Nos. id Sond and S 6 Third street: ,
s:
betern Wood and Mark et, e bare on hand a vane
iY of new patine., fancy and plain, anitable for all'
D' airPSAteillar attention paid to enclosing Orkeli
Lola. Jobbing done at abort notice.
44:11 AND CELIBACY,
• •
an F.ssay of Warning and Instruction for
Young-Men.Also. Diseases Abuses which pros
:nits. Ito vital powers, with mean. of sore toilet
Sent free at charge in sea e l letter euvoßopes. Ad
dress: Di. J. K11,1.1N ROCUUTOS. Howard A.
Philadelphia. 05, .50.7.4:11C00d1gT
OIL WORKk, COMPAN lES:aro
C11.1.-Len, 4C)l7Latat: C7e.IGUIEMI
SOHO OIL WORKS.'
BUFFUN HEM 84 CO,
ISANUFACTURLDS Or me
CELEBRATED SPERM LEBRICATOR,
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILS.
Sperm, Lard and Whale Oils,
MD LIM, TAMILS' OIL in
ALSO.
itandt44 White Burning - 011,
No. 38 Market Street,
P11761113110H, PA.
'SEND FOR A CIRCULAR. .7.e.511
WOOLDIUDGE OWL REFLIVECG.
C 7 ClalLCVAaafirllr.
OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA
.111,1111T'4MTAI,9,t'4 . and Tmu'r
WORKS IN TERPERLNCEVILLE
Mee, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
(1:••ar o,mm:talon Bridge.)
kIA3IIIIA.CTUICEICE Or PURE W LUTZ
( •
131.111,-.N11N43-
Brand— , "Luoifer."
JTMITA
WARINU & KING,
0.111115510 N IMAMS Mb ROUES 1.1
PetrOleunt and its Products,
DuQuEsrz irrar,
Z.-.X 4 X.Pf43I2II:73EICarJEZ,
MILLADELPItIe ADI)REBS: -
WARING, KING & CO..
mrl7:strp WI Walnut Rt. Ft: Ua
SUPERIOR OIL ENGLNE/L
Wu tro constructing, endwi keep on Ewa,
rzrlor etyle or
cmcs saiwcammrzus .
cif una.th u. onus us mum eouax
~,YfLtaxr...Tzr.a.- 2 ,4 4 *.vestblvram
iqui....-jrAVlSTOZiwiftirtnira, a 00.
WARDEN & BAT9IELDEII,
UN NEE.Y IN
CRUDE AND REFINED PETROLEUM
WHALE OIL., ROSIN ! , BPINITS TURPENTINE,
• NORTH caIiOLINI. TAB,
Corner of DuNreiarmAidi,nc.ek
lOpreluot WM. IVARELN.,II3 Walnut street,
Plallndel i • rorlllnen
MBE
widirrauN l AL. D. ADDLIIDO
EAGLE OIL W0121311,'
I.ocw-seraact , cll.l4". -
INICHTNIAN . 41 ANDERSON,
Refiners and Dealers in
PET - ROLE - UM.
ormy.. BSCONDSTORY,CORNER HANCOCK
ST. AND DUQUIVINK WAY. . • m716:6.13
JAMES IRWIN & CO.,
MAITUPACITUBSM OT
OIL OF VITRIOL AND AQUA AMMONIA.
83 0 .113.© a,. MS Thersarls.cat
PITTO3II ti art; PA
IwSchwai;i:4
J okrINT Ur. C RAY,
ROUSE A.NIyIIUN,
FAINTER, GRAINER AND GLAZER,
No, 64 Hand St., Pittsburgh.
a,l,7: l .l,tiggrlngeit'AVVpidt e :g is ' , l l !
able Wes.
WILLIAM . •
(Leta of the Arm or BLOWN &MORROW.)
HOUSE Will . 11103
(oath-.wit earner of Thlr I sod Market Slyest&
r . 111 t 11 r .S. JA PAN DRYER received
D 7 .43 141 4,
..„
I1MI1=1111.1MINW I ti:IWMIWM
_
CARR, • y
M'CANDLISS
& CO,
94 WOOD STREET,
PITTSI3U RG
WRDLESALE DEALERS
SN, s
Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Announce that they have just
received and are now opening
an UNUSUALLY LARGE and
WELL. SELECTED STOCK of
all articles in the
DRY GOODS LINE,
Which they offer to the trade
at the lowest market rates.
Dealers will find it to their ad
vantage to call and examine
their Stock, comprising a hand
some- assortment of ;many`
carte and Desirable Goods.
Together, with Superior Slyier• of
aU the best makes of
Prints,—
America n pelaines,
Standard Sheetings,
Bleached and 81"014 n,
Tickings,
Ginghams,
Canton Flanrfels,
Apron Checks,
Shirting Checks,
Col'rd Drills, Or..c.
FLANNELS =
Plain White, Scarlet, Mixed, Red and
Grey - Twilled, Rob Roy, Miners,
Shaker and Shirtleg.
White and Colored
BED BLANKETS,
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
-
c7r_itcp.6Lim.xrzE;
clb 0.. di" 0.
FRENCH, DUMAN AND ENGLISH
FANCY DRESS GOODS.
Our Stock will embrace a great vari
ety and all the latest Now.llles.
NOTIONS,
A Full and Complete
Assortment.
CIRR, 11111NDLESS CO.,
94 'Wood Street.
CM
TERMS - - NET. CASH.
M'ELROY,
DICKSON
04 Woebd.
E'IrrTSEVEY.E?,,Cr - 11:.
DRY GOODS
WHOLESALE.
wrizayskisl.. - 52",
OCTOBER'
•
BANS EXCHANGE
RESTAURANT,'
SCIIILLIP, Proprietor.
Xs. 90 Third Si" Pittsburgh:.
OINTLZMICIPB DU.UiU =WM.
All the lasurtes of the 1111/11013. Choice Liquors,
epqrara'ito. Private Lintels Boom up stairs.
3 . acuocon!gulang &MIN,
PittsieratWhite Lead Works,
PUKE WHITE 7.R AU,
SLIMLZW GITITN . I IN 91 . 7 0. 1 PAIIITIBI
•
I=
ifii - OTESALE Did GOODS
ARBUTHNOT! ,
SHANNON
• - CO,
No. 1E Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH.
Have In Store and are Receiving
, A FULL ASSORTMLNT Or
•
DRY GOODS f IND NOTIONS,
Which they offer at
EASTERN PRICES
The Attention of Deafeis is Invited.
C. ATUICTIINOT .. W. T O. .6.1 , 111,T1nr<
~C2.:1100
H. CHILDS
BOOTS, ,HOE
-41L•73D
SOLE LEATHER,
I;T°. 133 Wood Street,
Tin 91101:T TIME Ann r.tRIT 'buyers Iwo err s
or it , :i•rin.nt.. noot.r isrliicir• for tn. • g are
,ra• or Wr rens,
r(/14 r, r ig b & gu,
a t are ettlthrtt to •r:l a: T t Eaniern Jobbing
rire :,:ttv , t to t •l'and t,rtmint
u...,t,fore norchatta
16 $-'l7 fTh
.1 dua
sEA.mLEss GRAIN
uiITON AND LbEN CARPET CIIIC,
Will be Promptly Filled, at
erCr-rs by mall will receive Immediate and
careful et.eutl,u. '
.
FALL
J. W. 'BRAI)IIY . S
102.1,1,11E'rriie,
con no ! :um: torRINV)
S I S!
WII; not JWN It or ItIlf:A 1( like the - eine:le Sprlng",
hot will l EVI ItIr.TA IN their PEI,/ ECT 'and
BEA lITI 1 , 1;1. Alt A PK, .here three nr foor
rr ordloa-
Skirt. ore , CAST Aellrtt, a.t•eKLIENS. I hey
( etht% goonfort,reostonly, whir
that 1 ,- .1.1Z44A NA! rd'SllAPtt which Imo made the
"Durld:x ELLlrric- • •
•
STANDARD SKIRT
OF TILE FASIIIONAUE WORLD.
At. Wholeealt bA All t , e Irtellne Jobber. In tideett.Y.
For Bale hf all retailer". ho .e/Illrat-elasenklets.
WESTS,' BRADLEY tS; CIRY,
OLE OW? ERN V' 111 V. 1...A - TP.NT AND E.S.CLU-
I E er.ecTli/LER:3.
an•l Noe. 97 (171AM1tE13.9 tad
19 eel .1 ItrADI: 6.71tEE.17±, New York.
eel2.flo •
SiIENDID HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
& CO.;
Nil .KO I. ' tEr
1. ...IL „.,tj
the
` courseof Six Montt'.
S 2 4,0 0
" " 200,1100
Cltit Cllttirvl, ota
lijouft E gs. P iat.tr melode
ons; Sewing 11ac.iiiue%. Sil
ver Ware.
*..;Dane I Doi lair .3Ela,ch.
ME
41 After rreelytaa the ante'e. It hdo4 , Titi
pleaae you, you eau return It and your mon e y
Jab reft.nded.
STOCK cl U'iRIS V S.ainong other %Melee.
Claeks, tiold and :Meer saatCheh,
net with Diatuondo, Rubles. re•rls, Garnet and
other atones iselitalre and In clusters.) Lad:.
eta of c „, e per.wag l'lna and Lee Mop of
the moa t r„„elei t ,hie set In L•reclous Otunes
every v a rlet, tool:it:or with large &mei scent of
lield and E. 11•11,114, Pearl e'elo, 'ends and
elreee hod°ue of the most bif outllal pattern.
Gents 80.111 and scarf Litter and an endless so - LI
L a, II rneeleto, chalnia 11 it,leal Douai Head Dr, ,
Combs. Chorale, An.
resihNoon o:01 the Crest stagnation Of trade In
the Alan° Tseturlne district, °Tyrone, toil fio.lanit,
jae,e quantltY caluatie JewelrY, originally ln
t
tended for the , aropean markt°, WO) veto sent oil'
Maceo in he country. null Taus: be &del at auy BAC-
Utdee these eirentnstaneea the
1866.
=1
&,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IR
-I 'I.'I7TSU I 4SIIGII, PA.
, C) CiCr El 1.-C.
lALLIILS
huperior Cotton Yarns,
Batting, Twine,
413 c
FACTORY PRICES.
H. CHILDS & CO.
FASHIONS
aDm'nec-I:x.w3cs
Financial Grist's
Compel ue to Fell
=EI
I=IME3
•
Without rettonl to value I ana not .to Lc paid Or
until you know you arc to rec.:aro.
MATCH it GOLD JEWELRY COMPANY."
nave remalve.l upon
AN APPORTIONMENT,
Subject to the ronnwing re.latione: Certlacalesof
the various articles, without ream] to choice or
value are drat put. Into . envelores, sealed op and
mixed: and when ordered, are taken out try a blind
folded boy. and dent b loan. thus airing all a fair
chaive: ou receint or the Crriltleatr, you will ace
what 5 , u are to have, and then It Is at your option
C n send the dollar and take the article or not. Var._
chasers may thus °biota a nano, Melodeon. Sew
ing liselwoe. ti• Id W atch. Diamond Ring. or any
dtt dl Jeweler on Oat foryr. n0!1a , ..
NC? etw
BEND 25 CS'.TS X.F.A..I•I33Ci rt/Irt A creierleicAllo.
lu all transactions by malt. we*bah charge for
forwarding . the Certificates. Paylog and
log the trusineis 2i cents each, whlAs dui.. been
closed when the certinente is sent roe.
hi
certi•
orated will he seat for Pl. eleven for tblrty for
111, exty-eve for 610, arid /CO for all. •
•
AGENTe—we want agents in every town iod
000017 in the country, sod thole ...VOA as 'EWA arll I
he allowed ten cents ou crew cerllecikhe ordered ey , l,
thew provided their reo Mance amounts to 81.. 'l4. OHO Engine ttuild-
Agents will collect Ri ' , relator acme certificate., and - • Ells ge_ggemett upeVeh-lasuefee Weer! , or
rumt ld cents to eN rlo Cash of Pc Inge gimps .litealcka cahoot balance Valera: for Steam' En
.Agetsta remittin 'l l OOOO PO, will he entitledlo • glees. and all kinds or Brewers' Machinery. Shaft
beautiful tithrer Watrth and Mao WO cartincates. leg, Hangers. Volleys, 011 vagina al t ri ser,
with , or arltholst Balance Valves. Boller. , re
rieue write your Name,' Town. County and State Yroete, Beam Contioetlipas,_Pbtayst,
Vasluly, and .111Tect all orders to •
_rumps. • ke-.
FOR SA E,Tz
- -
FOR SALE No. 1. Farm of 400
acres, Fatreeld township, Westmoreland com
thy. Pa, about 7 miles south of the Pa. haliroad. at
Bolivar Iftation, and 6a mllee from s t one._ The I
Improvements are. First, a two-story dwell-
leg with seven rooms; stone sprin house, Mg I
house. core crib and • rood bare l ift by - 6 f • • "
large stable add granary, fld tua nest of water *
the door. Seonnd, a large hams d•elling w" w "" "t
I
MOW and a kitellen , a large tune e selling
110 ' 11. T 10. 7 •I
bake oven, corn erlln wagon large h e .re.lieg
barn. Third, a frame t• nen ent boost, n g oo j
stable. Fourth, a tve-story hewed logy ee t Be l au.]
Darn. The fencing Pi generally good. large - mead- I
ows, of the Lest timothy and mover: an an. - •
orlimestone and coal upon the farm:ayon„ a ..on
old apple orchard at e•ch dwelling; WO fierm Cl e ar. 1
Thethe morldtte In good timber, sects as white. red.
Woolf and rock oak sugar, beech. poplar utd
- locust.
The toll Is good producing very beat r Vti • f
all kinds of grain; would mate a NO. I t•tock ‘ farro,
and will be sold lOw. Pollee/aloe on thel fast day of
October, 145 e.
Na. 2. Farm of 53 ogres. sane Chactlenf
township. Allegheny county, Fa., about a% mites
from the city, near the Ilne of the nt. nnenville R.
R., and within one.half mile of a Melton; DJ acres of
the nest of creek bottom land, and in a high state of
enitivation; ^2 acres of wood land and pasture. The
Cs " e o l o l andla le
elde liv
ar d ' c' e
I d e /r . • • 11 ' 111 :: 04,7 "" .hhtns'it
wishing to embark the business will call at once
and secure a good bsrgatn, as this is • rare chance.
No. L Farm of 44 urea. slnnate iM I-.b.th.
township. Allegheny county, Pa., on Ise Monon
gahela river, about ..ne mile from the 'Borough of
Elizabeth. he seine of the with quality. The im
provements are a farm house with six rooms. geod
barn and other out betiding.; fenclng good; about
So acres of coal. churches, is and trails TerY
convenient. Possession immediately,
No. 1. Also, the best Farm ln ElLralketh township,
Colltalltleg about 99 acres,- on the h en
river immediately below Lock No. L, which
le erected a Large two-story brick dwelling, one log
and one frame ban c bate, corn crib, wagon shed,
brier ;ming house, primary. work shop. pc.; shoot
:Macro, of •tie abovel6 Met qua It, river bottom; the
balance. being limestone land, and underlaid with
eoal, and about 31 acres of Il.nestune. There are
to o Ortliards 1.• apple tree., in goodlbeartng s .
AC .
beton pear, plum trees and grape clues. AC.
Tile land Is Well adalotel tor gardening purfosee,
being a abort distance from the thriving borough
p r Ettsabete, creating a market at home for all the
ro•luas. 3he property will be acid cheap cod on
reasonable terms.
NO. 7. A Farm of 96 acres, sttuated itt Elisabeth
towneltip, Allegheny county. l's., about one mane
(re. Legg So. 1, no Monongahela river. improve
ments are one frame house. with fee rooms. barn.
aiding honse and Other tog tbtlllolll ge. Thei st d ie ot
the best quality. Tbe above will be sold very
low figures.
rar e wanting any of the above Real Estate will
pleas, rail on. G. it. TOWER.
501:10, heal Est •to Agent. 164 Fourth aired.
FOR SALE--The beautiful- and
SUBSTANTIAL MANSION AND GROUNDS
Owned and occupied by WILLI AN IIAtiOLEY.
Esq., situated un Western Avenue - -
9.141-iE a, ZEE IVY 4CIXT"gr.
The Louse Is a model of architectural be f anty, and
combines every appliance for comfort and luxury.
it Is buht of Pre bed Brick and trimmed with
Bra Stout, Lel Dings laid la eneustic tile, pleat
rim windows. and in every minute detail la con
structlon throughout complete.
•
TUE GROUNDS •
I Are ample luesrly four Urea) nod beautifully orris
ith Shrubbery. Shade Tref! and Flowers
All the out-buildings, are Untitled in a style car
responding with the mansion.
The locality Is unieceptlonabie, being free from
smoke of the cities, at.d the view from the boimeJ
.te.11111,01“
Full puticulars furnished oa appl trot lon to
11.
Ember In blocs and Steal Estate, '
•
cup 57 Fourth at.. (Berke's Building.)
FOR ALE,
• SLX. iCIiES OF LiND,
El:nate ant Johnston btat.lOn. on the Allei , .eay
e.lley Railroad. l 5 mum from the city. The I=-
a rco. eateute •re a twu-atury Crane Dwelling of 311
r....ans, a ntaa e. a.. excellent wett of water. 60...-
seated S. tea of mrafted trait. and there (4 a
alma en
exteasive sums Quarry on the place 11111 aO. - Zoot
:rin ur the beat betiding stoic, now being succeas
fhoy nd woutably warned.
Cur terms, alloy at chef:kat Estate and Insurance
°Mee oil G. S BATES,
s;l7 Butler atreet; Lawrenceville.
F"R SALE-12 acres of (.round;l,
well limbered Ind watered onstsDiltrel Mil. Inn
minutia' walk (tom Dassenkar tation at Shady
I.sdast. Fourth street Road. Ass • 1 scree at ilume•
wont Station; and several Yarns well located In
Xtestutoreland awl All, hefty cnu Res. Alan Coal
14,, spe u r r tj•, , liouses and Leta In Me c.. i y and auburn,.
t 1.1 d• particulars erisiti.re of
WILLI A
. .
sie h t' WAR d D
6C:I (Uppte N t o. the
a ta e
,d
86000 WILL PLIICH*SE THAT
tooilrrit ibullt rilturion,
t
cried ou a lot or ground lit by LIO stet. locate
e a r 10 Or. Ormsby' a .N 1 ansluzi. In East hhaul. The bootie I. hint Uhl:Led, :mit (rum the por
tico you have our of the nett views In the county:
Curt.: mitillter wall front the car station. Apply
&
°rid CZ. Fourth street.
J REEN D. BAILEY,
Stock and Real Estate Broker.
FOR SALE-100 Acres or Coal
Land. lying ltroredlestely upon the Ohio Elver,
a mile:oho...we Godlapolts, nod Mixon" above Cin
cinnati. On the tab tredraet to • four 103 s vein of t
Coal. which. fu- general p0rn0..., IS not surpa-,e.1.
Is lo entirely dillereut from the Southern Ohio Cool: I
and
ontaino ut little sulpha, forges and cokes weld
nd for mottng steam control he excelled. The lo
cation being about midway from I;orneroy nd
Hanging Rock. mutt =Omit voluabfe fore oali a ng
hogs. There If a water front of to of a mile... Itn
good landing at all -Logesof the riser. An entrance
1.111 been run to the hill about sw fort. tr.ck duish
ad to over. together with the nem...re Aaiun...flue .
tolalng and deltrering cost afloat. Oa alit tfact Is
first-gloss double. Port/age Circular Sow Mtn to
. getliet with a ledrlab ti riot Still. all la go el run
ning order, rod plenty of the very heft oak, ash
and hooter Umber. Would sell une-half Intoref t If
deelecd. to • party with experience and roplaal for
working tame. JOHN O.
Stock and Reg Estate Broker,
oct9 :So. =Yount& sacet.
i t 'Oß S ALE—:2SI acres Coal, in ,
6.11ng St acre•ntoface, on the East side of the
Ohio Inver, (}tree nate. &here Wheeling, with right
of way to river. The Close progjaftY twalCood
mo
bet at Wheeline. 'together w.th the fact that the
roil crops ants hish enough in the bill to be smelt
profitably fur roHlug in lit ' , arouses this
g ood inrcatattellt.. JOHN 11:BAILEY.
block and Heal Estate Broker,
oc/2 No. Itc2 Fourth street.
FOIL' SALE—A' well established
od pto:ltsulc Maouf.torlog Business. The
bushier.. It c. 0., and susceptltre being largely
hicressea.
JOHN D. BAILEY.
• Stock =1 Neal Estate Broker.
oral No. =Fourth Street..
011 SALE—An Ambrotype
1.4
lerv. occupt log one of the tunit.locatlons to the
city.. and buying • good run of custom. Immediate
POSeitilsloll ran I._ it Wen.
JULIN p. BAILEY, Igo. ICC Fourth irtreet,
Ur, E. C. KEYS,
_
&el No. 65111•. Block. • unuesuu Way.
piaiVio4lll6ls l 4:4ol*l
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HIGHEST PREMIUM
LOCK-STITCH
Wheeler &Wilson
• SEWING MACHINE.
Over 250;000 Now in Use.
ALES FOR .QUARTER ENDING
.4den.. O. as per sworn statement:
WHEELER at. WILSON ....... 13.053
SI n e i ca.
UealEtc
[
• tit Ming Wheelers WtoLort's Wee to be more b.an
double 111o.e any other crenpent . which erldee-
On/ 101 l of ire poetic I. a certain el/ Idene e of lu 11-
perl.ll.F. part:l.B4lg out at three !Atria:,
•i.k la in urrod. aslattructla • to liven
chines Y a ps to order trltbitat extra charge.
I - VC ssocriacrivmme.dr
No. 27 Fifth Strect.
•
or:lute:l'
860 FINKLE s LION ( •
SEWING MACHINES,
Adapted for every doscrintluu or family Wing and
tailoring. They ESN. FELL. BIER. bp: SID and
:WOK. will .11.1 urrast , rhsp. ,ana make
attnt r , UNI, 011.11. ' , b° GATHERS and inaDa.
froln the tines. gra. to tht thlckest
liee• - er en.lh rrtalicat any cbange fe- needle Or
tt qohni, auu ruu rue two yea- sttkolit tr tiny part
I an•ur tu• repaired. It t,• purchaser, after a
fair trial, thr, not rrgatr the Flukle a. Lyon Sc..
Ina alachtues superior tr say ruachlas 111 the !+:-
L eta He can [chars Ic and Lave bin money. It n thee
the
• LOCK STITCH.
Stitches antic uoth 51 les, woicli wlll not rID Or
mirk. choaDett 'machine by M par cent In
and noltelrec. Warranted tor to a Iran. t
ult. bubo lit oho In ibis place for eight "ears. wad
bac riven sallewthati in all amis. rialit th up
to lialiorautlulaid with loom% ailrer plated alto
tto.cwOod. •Alvo the "!
. .
II eed . ,Lock elitch'iSewinr Machine'
Has been In use liereAtor o tan Tear., and has never
been oUt of tl , e nisrlich We call the atlentlen of
Infers, ahe-tua , c2l,`Xhiatarceas viskeri to
Mao.
ShaW & elatk.'irgewing Machines.
C A genta .anti./..'
Irdrith of $10144
••• 40r e.
It. H.lln
Agesa.
*PPiir%tOt.nil.
LEA & PERRIN'S'
CYZ17,12333138V3323:3
WURCE.STERSHHIE SAUCE,
EMEEZ
EXTR&CT •
• LErfrat from •
6LIIII. "1
!AREAS, to bls
Semi WORCE tI
3 t• May. MIL
ell LEA /NM
that their
tedfn
kr=a l "..e.
The
most
nome SAUCE
ls fonds
Th. mid unrivalled
condiment havhisfamie - orl_inioy 0i1...prin... led geld.
l'U;lot L " E v ..Ver.l 4:r r !y " re D n s n . l.
ed to see that the name of L• k
rs rattßt no t .re
ep ,r ee the Wild - LAREL, eSTOPPER and
rLz.
idauefacturtd by LEA& PEREU,s , Worcester.
JO UN DUATCAN 9 .4' SONS,
).10 * ACENTE POLL THE U. S.
CONNOISSI
`'ONLY GOOD
=
EMMEZ
ANTJSEMENTS
- F"';l . i . EU" OPERA ROUSE.
L. D. . ............. U 2 aacr,a.
111.11ES5k: St CCE.t , S..
second produ'eport of She gceafir , et.
tacular Drums, Lb.. Olympleeditlon of •
(.:11ARI)S,11c.
After wecks of pteusratl.. Immense colt In Ilmir
Cud n.A.O
I=
Ncyc Scenes.
New Music
.New Prori c
esrt:tWardrot,
And great raft of character,
.11112E1r Afterno i ent MUlnee:
IarPITTSBURGH THEATRE.
LKS.SAND MANAUCLIC,WiI. HEN/M.1;30N
of
MIL MOWN 'motCtiun
ETTIE as rO-CA•RON-TA
TursDAy vs EN !NO, will brprg,enteu
David Copperlleld
To conclude with
Po-ca-laon-tae.
.....Ijr. JohnFiftnrg,uklluaft:
Pori stan
Putee-P I
rarilAtiONlC lIALL,
EMIECEZI
ARABIAN NIGHTSENTERTAINMENT;
olt,
'I.OITERINGS' ON ENCHANTEDBROUNO,'
t=
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons,
AT TeiREE O'CLOCK,
When Children will be admitted tor' 73 cents.. '
Adruls..lon 23 Cent,
Dnors open at quarter before Aeven o'clock. .EIC
etblttOtt CuentlICUCC5 et nu:ln:tat SuCCII O'Clect:
oak
jrPROF.'UROOKSrFASHIONA
BLX DANCING ACADEMY,
73Tninti Citttntireh, Is now open day and
evening. Juvenile Class, Wenneedays and nature
days at id 0. as.; Lan,: claw, Tue.!'Ay and Friday
at 2 r. aL • tielitletnen's ClassoTueaday and Friday
at Va P. 1;.
All
tlia aahlonnbhtimet. Quadrilles and -
tlillons hu tauol. ouoderate tertus• Pies se
call at the 3luslc mom. for circulars contain, g
Lorne Se. 1:1•
,PROFESSIONAL
-B. F.. BROWN,
BEM
Local Claim - Agent.
U. S. SAN. COIL,
Office, No. 67 Fourth Street,
(sr.col.a) ILVWt,)
Pittsburgh, Pa.
rensious, - Buttruktvs, and Arrear
of Pay Promptly Collected.
I No thorge made uhtt: claims ..re settled, and then
Luc e tondo. ata fee. tn,2l . bhd
ILAW UFFECE,
Xo. 98 Grant Street.
MINIASTER, GAIIAM st, BunqaFlELoi
. Attorneys and Course Hors,
Pitteslom - 613... 32carliaa.a..
IflU COC.11.14.:1011: tit Ores
radno9m.... • fur . b•!2-9
•
WM. A. SIIINN
•
eITTIIII-rEr 1T L.lO
lti o. 120 Founitx St . opnwslte
Particular Att.:lll.ton glVett to the CO'ileCtioll of so
nonnts. bins, note, .
Correenolnlent. Ia mow 1 oro, Botta., 1311[11nure
Philadelphia; n.nver. 13nittivn., Hen.' ng,
Indlsonpoqs, lot lq..rgantonn. W. Va., Utica.
N. and eliewbere._ senntli
L. . 11: LINOS.% Y,
•
Office, '63 Boyle !Bract, Allegiseey
98 m: att , ntlon glven to ttrawleg deeds,
sna oco ll ec t oe sl dornmeote.
All ions Ipe ro•t•••1 to 111 m •• J care
(al Imo prompt itt tati •n. eZS tf
DR. E. DONNELLY,
Office, Sixth and Grant Streetg,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Su rgiSig—Special
eration. attent , io n given to all cases requiring
cal Op
id/IQ:FULL & McCOMBS,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS:AT LAW,
No. 69 Grant Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
r 24. WS
JOHN A. STRAIN.
.A.7.TOMPLIMEA%.MT,
Ex-Officio, Justice of tau Peace,
AND VOLICF. 31A6WPRATE,
Otrace,lth St. opposite CatAcdral,
- i 1'1175131:11(ill. PA.
Medi, Bonds, Mortgagss, Acknowledgments. Do
po-Itlous and all Leaal MIFincES executed wltn
promptness and dispatch.
WILLIAM JAN CE V, Nii:Yrr
rs 1 . 1.7111.1 e, Justietc •TIIF. PEACE , till
REAL ESTATE AGENT. °Mee, corner of tiller
and Dravoe btreeta-Lawrenceville.
Special atteaLlon given to the purchase and solo
of Heal Estate, the CoLlecllon of /tenni. and the pre,
r ation and acknowledgment of all Linda Legal
. WIAM* JCE
•
Justice of the Peace IL
and Nola An. P u bic.
My f.1:22.1
EUSTACE S. MOIRR9 WV,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
7 2 Peunsylvania Avenue..
Yost of the Fitensiee ud opposite Oath= Street
.ruettheie
CHATHAM T. ESWEVG,
Attorney at Law,,
No. 69 Grant Street, Plttal?argti, Pa.
Q- Coal:Wesloner for tail°, Kentucky. W.' Vit . -
glob. Mishourl said other :state.
L P. STONE,
Attorney at Law,`.
OFFICE, II DIAMOND STREET, oppoattg the
Cpurt Howie, Pittsburgh, Ps.
BOOTS AND SHOES
,t j, t. ROBINNON ac AO.,
61 Market Street.
ctlalved a large 4:1 well tele eed stock
CECIE
Men's 'French calf, Kip anc'
Water-Proc:f Boots,
Eli dies'2,ll . aSee : Roy', Vole, " ut•
BOW., S4OES,
C3r-Ea
or All the Le!tcst ~ ty/ s.
MANISFA. "CCM. o 11 t
Foa. THE R.E.T i
0,0
\v . It. not•LIA I tot
92 Fedi rai SL At,e4.11,
=I
MEC
Boots,' Shoes, Gaiters, lialinurak, vi e pert.. sot 4e W.
trer brought to Lila tua , let
GIVE CALL BEF.Ute. Uu: HA-06
lIEMZEE!
foot and Mine i..rninuris.an
-99 FettralStrcet, .111cguttay
A LARGE AND FilEs HA - I — M IS 4!
Matti N Ituolb. SiWEN
• And liatutorat4.
Jost reoetoed , awl oe sold rt to, e.t.a
PRIC Et, either Iniolesale or me tal
111 Yr. 013 t CALL Biztoks i:,ka.ll•orkO rLS
ITTOULIL
LA. W. C. B11111.A‘!:.
•
•
MinSo.9B Market {ho'o't. 24 do IV trom lrilt~ =L
-
MOM* VIL. )0113 rlit.aln.
C .fiILELLIENG
Manufacturers...ad Draters In
Cturstcossa. Shaacla
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITER
No. 140 Ohio St., Allegheny.
Repairing promptly exeZoted um the •nonest n
flee.
NEW. BOOT AND SHOE
.STOlt
Si. Ciair Street.
A. lanes awl well_Aelretedelloels. of LAW-.
LiENDs and ••1111.1 , 1:els•d
ILA L.d..e.tc4. winch will n pout At :d,• 1-•! ,
1 . 1{1 , A.4. 1,0•.:Adl • ••••.1,
_2:MN
pitaw&Ti: Dit4ASieS.
4.4r1V1C FLNN nTREZT. news
Tor Um cora el all Clueaaaa os a rriva,.
from two to tom . days, in an eattaely sad
vestment. Also, tlnminil tK gatoes... and all o
Wisaaaas thamaawar
. . . -
M=ll:Er!l=