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BARGAINS X
taxic:lLwmats.
BATES & BELL,
21 Firth Street,
OFFER AT' REDUCED FRIOE.,
• ONE LOT OF ....-
Double Shaivls
9
ME
Reduced 20 per Cent.
One Lot of Brodie Shawls,
1 17.1101=LIr CIMIELAX% •
TWO LOTS OF SMALL SHAWLS.
lac. and SI,I Ten - Cheap.
Now' GOods.
Roil Irish Poplin ,
Gala Plaids, *"
Merinos,
Empress Cloths, _
Coburgs, all colots.
ME
In
SELLING AT •
• REDUCED PRICES,
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LINEN lIIJNDKENCIIIIEVS, ifc. and upwantS
M
BALMORAL SKIRTS, fremAuctfoe
Emu-smell in inia Fs, and apwrds
wertm GLOVES AND nonear
LADIES', SACQUE AND EMUS BUTTONS
VENTLRIIESPS OPERA SRA'WV.
And CHILDREN'S HENUITON CHAINS
❑SDER
. R'EsstlNj HEAD SETH
°BELE` VARIETY
HAND %NIT SHAWLS
INFANTS!SACQUES & CAPS; SCARYS,,,_
NE"?' STYLES FANCY HOODS,
AP. li. 111A_TON'S,
17 Fifth Street.
.20
MALDEN, GLYDE & CO.,
78 and 80 Market Street.
RECEIVED THIS DAY.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Point, Point Appliqui, and Ya-
leacia Lace Goods.
Laces and Edgings,
Inserting's,
Handkerchiefs,
Collars and Sets,
Colfieurs, &c., &e.
Together with • full and complete Itne of
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an ma 33 IV. CO I 3333 me. x es.
Sif-F. M. W11.A.18. for Me out six Tears with
Eaton,
with th e above, be happy to see his old
friend,. not;
NEW FALL GOODS.
111ACRITM &CARLTSLE,
19 Fifth street,
ttio a lust opened an exaMillive and splendid stick of
PRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMIMUS,
RICH BONNEr & TRIMMING /HERON
EMBROIDERIES of every description,
RICH AND ELEGANT LACE tfoODB.
•
F EA t. LACES of all kinds,
K.AL LACE TRAINED HOODS,
LACES—• splendid lin
NAINS4IOK, SWISS, JAW NET MUS
LIN;
LINEN LAM N & CAMBRIC. IRISH LINEN;
WAIVES-al and attractive steles;
HOSIERY—a complete tavern:nee t•
1,5 DIES* & CHIL ['RENS. MERINO VESTS and
DILONEALS,
FANCY ZEPHYR •ARTlCLES—Splitndld stilts
this season;
RERUN AND AMERICAN ZEPHYRS.
SHETLAND WOOL., •
rtilt GENUINE CASHMERE TARNS—siI colors
iIitADLEV'S el' , ItTO 0 - revery sire,
FANCY ART AND ROTIOSTi.
Herd:ants andlivalers o zlll and It to their adieu
tares,telt% ;gall g e our prewar Orr=
bang purchased direct on the bear terinS. we are
Crtp.llVd sod will make • low price s at any £5.0,
ern Jobbing House.
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KAORUM & CARLISLE,
0:P till :4 3{ 11
31E112 -
JOI3.IIORNE & CO.
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El I) Jr eIT S TEI,
Al :thil Width' Pall Eltyleit.
167.1.12.122.02 . 3 r CI•CPCHadils
Cs ;pea and Frames, karts lanataull Qolored 81Ik
Ve: to most desirable shades; Yta la Fancy Boo
wet sod TM:muting Ribbons, new sad rich colors;
'M ow ers. choicest Freach and AZIOriGIVII Feathers,
ey bat and
in WE NI rt. Ci X 37 3EI NI =EMI,
, Wan °fled. )
E
Cambria, liambant, Swiss, Loona. Many. Valet,-
came Edgings and Buntings; Flonneinas. Bands
and Batllfnes. imbraidered and Fiala Vasa Col
lars, Czars. beta, Laces and Lace Goods. Y.
Ulan and Clout Triamina. and Ornament":
Ball Prince,(limp. and Braids;
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• . Na n iklT GOODS:
Van IVIZCIDI IVO Frames.
AL moat complete Hoar of Jaconeta, Cambria.
Hulls, tr.. Co. • _
Huabserabled, Plan. Late. Heat.stitebed. Hear:
med. Embroidered, Tape Bordered, ete., me.
Hosiery and Glover la every variety and all slim.
Ladies . and Gent's Underwear. •
irtf rfattilitao Goo d e:
. emapepplen and BeelaTtes; Heavy .- Marta and
Cereal.. kklrPott., trove:' Union end 1111 k
Battorm.4.be ,atest novelties. all kinds. Belting
Yarn—Urcatelt.wirW. Cashmere, Lambs Wool
and rant if In Ike ; various mixture*: Plain' colon
and random.
"-El eats r
'aper Collars. awl even 1111011 In the**.
Prima fia ow aa Easters' gilblnig Bonzes..
No& 77 and . 79 Internet Street:
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ii - ABB,IIIeCANLDESS&CO,,
LAM WEraoar..oLas a ca.)
WIWLEILII.Ii: DEALERS 13
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY DOORS
Zeil a. OA ov as fit.;
Third limos Dlionon
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PITTSBURGH NATIONAL
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COIL AND - COKB COAII'INT,
'MINERS, SHIPPERS AND DEAL
-1.11, 2115, Wbolesate and Reza, onto
BEST FAMILY COAL,
ra . u.s
Opf i r ADIDZA- t r ir SZNNZJA 70087/1 AND
1 11 orders tesSsitve b
re City. roe iiidosient
Wses,, 1544 sesilrenrigateleolsirttetetto.
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krAtscoAlLis Comr.M.,
IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS. •
HUMMEL . Br.-RABER
vita lasatYDUon.ortbl pnhlte to Cad rills...atonic
of COAL putt malted, Int ailing teat following Ira-
Lama 211.2.1. %Sand ebeirtanti
itini• waltz : Fos . 0.% %and 11.15111 : 1 7 .
Alt of width tb are prepare tet deliver at.
a le
. ex p ti e, UAT Jlr . the single ton, ear load. 1 . 2
AU orden. OBantd7 attended to.
UM*: SOP uusaunt Y A. ,
(30AL s COAL cost. ::
DICKSON. growntic &co
Thatht a oiN thetr On. CO
sae,. 007 X..1.1.40z-t7 Attest.
ti..ately city nourNum a6DOND
Are nmirr iv io ce rors A r 4 h i oodMosti .
At Ute loweiASLArkAtUria. • -
sir ..11, cedes left at thaw
asee.praaateoumsepaU to
themthrUilAeMAU, mAtlmaaopry
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Oos4Slacl4'iusti .. Dardpincrited Coke,
orzior. . .;
VorW/ter.tallar sea Marron: sartlard ea Literto
erg t;trmez streets,. Nista ward awl CO P6O
1111 =mtellitgig34l.l:tialg%
with the
teat inky or Coal or Coke at the Wrest arab ater.
otthe lards retetreert
lit= r iS • • • /23ii
urn AND SUBURBAN.
(ADDITIONAL LOUD NEWS ON EMT PAGE.)
.13ditor, :—The National Wool Grow.
ere' Association, held at Clevetaint, on the
14th and 15th. was a glorious success. Every
member was animated with the most cordial
good will toward each. other, and •nothing
transpired to mar the subject matter of inter
est for which the meeting.assembled, mere
particularly viz.: A Ntebional Wool Growers ,
meeting, to consult together, and devise
means for their protection. After an inter
change of sentiment, or comparing notes,
with a unanimity' never before excelled in
this country'on a subject of vast importance,
the meeting, without a dissenting voice,
agreed to ask or pray t h e United States
Senate, to give Its consent to the passage of
the wool and woolen tariff WHjust nett pass
ed the lower house of Congress, it being a
part of the unfinished business of the bust
sessinn of the Senate. and to come up in De
cember next.
A very pleasing feature and plainly evident
In the proceedings of the meeting, was lack of
disposition op the part of any member to no
unjust to any of the industrial interests of our
whole country, whether manufacturing, plant
ing, mining, or otherwise, each member feel
ing telly satisfied that the bill postponed by
the Senate on wool and woolens, Is equitable
and just, not so high as to be injurious to any
considerable part of our fellow•eltizons, and
at the same time the least amount of protec
tion that will adequately protect the only ag
rlcultunal product that the American farmer
now asks to be protected, and while the mem
bers feel In the past that the great and only
universal product of the American agricultu
ralist (wool) has been neglected by our national
law makers, there was no unkind expression
or .feeling manifested towardsy other In
dustrial interests that have beta fostered by
general Government, many members feeling
that it was the neglect or lanit of the Ameri
can wool grower not having asked before that
justice be done by* the Government to the
tiller of the soil, whence cornea the greatest
support of all nations. .
It was specifically shown that the misst cer
tain way of fully promoting the wool growers.
and wool moon lecturers Interest was by and
in the greatest prosperity of all the industrial
interests of the whole country.
A family expending more than they can
earn are certainly in the direct road to ruin;
so with us as a nation In our Teat importa
tions. Why not then become more American
ized. 'Our interest is undoubtedly to become
in fact as well as in name, one complete fra
ternal American family, fnviting and welcom
ing all who will come over and partake, and
enjoy and contibule In labor, planting, agri
culture, manufacturing or otherwise to the.
glory uud prosperity of the great American
family, labor being now remunerative through
our vast country. Except geographically,
there is now no South, North, West or East,
all together compose ode American family.
The vast importations of 1666 and exporta
tion of gold for their payment, the magni
tude of our national indebtedness and the cer
tainty of our Laborers, whether day, skilled,
mechanical or otherwise, all commanding bet
ter wages than other countries pas, and the
certainty that the great majority of the Amer
ican people demand necessary protection to
enable every Industrial individual to
enjoy the necessaries and comforts of Ameri
can citizens In the dignity of manhood which
is the inalienable right of our country
people, either by birth or adoption are
reasons for action. DO the agricultural
ists and other - industrial interests of
the whole Country have full assurance that
Stale representatives wilt only vote for aspi
rants to the United States Senate who favor
protect lon to the American wool grower and
other induatrial interests of our common
country l if not, up and secure that pledge.
titanGtana C Baornxn.
PAIITY FAN
I=
k.Tt . .. k. L..
OM
The Methodist Protestafit General Con
fereuer.
The General Conference of the Methodist
Protestant Church, assembled yesterday
morning at • half-past eight o'clock.. Church
Union was the subject assigned for considera
tion and the report of the Committee on Union
was receired, the Conference having prowl
oasts, adjourned and resolved itself tempora
rily into a General Convention, with Dr. Scott
as President. The report is as follows:
The Committee to whom was referral the
subject of. Church Union, ask leave to enema,
the following ti port to the General Confer
ence, now In saaalon in Allegheny city:
having carefully examined the constitution
al bee s of church union agreed upon by the
representatives of the lion-Episcopal Metho
dt.t Churches last May, in the Cincinnati Con
-elation, and likewise the Discipline, so fag as
the Committee appointed by that body have
perfected their work, and finding 'both the ac
tion of the Convention and the Committee to
be such as this General Coeference can safely
adopt; and believing that th'e Union in con
templation .wilibe greatly to the advantage of
all parties concerned, and for the glory on our
Divine Redeemer we therefore recommend to
this body to take favorable action on the
Union question, and now, In good faith, to en
tertnto the proposed Union.
We and, on a thorough examination of the
matter, that oat of the twenty-four Annual
Conferences entitled to reereseetatlon in this
body, twenty have endmeed the Union of the
non.Eptscopal Methodist churches. Three 11
the remaining four have yet to act on the
question at their ensuing sessions, in too
month of March, and from one we have no re-.
port. Those Conferences to ho held in linnh'
will no doubt favor the Union.
We have likewise found that seventeen on
of the twentplour Conferences have clothed
their representatives to this body with full
conventional power and authority, to so
change the constitution of the Methodist
Protestant Church as to enable out denomi
nation, In an orderly way, through the action
of this Conlarenoc, to place itself under the
twolcalusticul economy agreed upon at the
Cincinnati Convention. Therefore, be it.
Resoired, I. That the Constitution of the
Methodist protestant Church, in all its ob
structing parts, be, anti the sumo is hereby
so changed, repealed and set aside, by the sus-
Lion of this General Convention, baring, full
convent Meal power to do this act, as to ena
ble BUD church to adopt the Cons tftutlon and
Macipline a greed , upon at the Cincinnati Con.
vention, la Slay,lied.
1. That the Constitntion and Discipline
agreed, upon at the aforesaid Convention be,
and the same is hereby adopted, to take effect
after the General Cenferenetrof the United
Body In May, MC. Bat the style and title of
this denomination, from and ttherthe ad
journment of tide Conference shall be, "The
Methodist Church," and so tribe represented
la the General Conference ID Cleveland, in
May next,
I. That throughout all the Mike of non-
Episcopal Methodism, and among.other re
ligious communitiee, any Station or Circuit,
or parts thereof amounting to one hundred
members, and • adopting the ecclesiastical
economy agreed upon at the Cincinnati Con
vention, shall be regarded as a "Methodist
Church," in fellowship with us, and may elect
representatives to the General Conference, to
be held In Cleveland. Provided, That this
provision shall only apply to those who can.
not act with other reg Iliad,' organized bodies.
4. That throughout this whom union move
ment we have acted In good faith toward all
I pgrties concerned, and in the tear of God, and
now in the Anal consummation, in humble
faith and prayer we ask tne Divine blessing
on all we have done. Guiana Baows,
Joss tisacraer,
• O. Si. Snort . ,
IN If. Iltaritios,
. E. Ross,
•
Committee.
At the afternoon session the resolutions
were taken up and considered wriaiuni.
=
.Tlie,Commissioner of Internal Revemieliss
Just liriued a pamphlet containing a schedule
of stamp duties wflich tOtik effect on August.
I, IMO, and also laws and regulation; concern.
lag the purchase and use of internal revenue
stamps.
In all eases where an acteerivt , Is used for de.
noting the stamp clay upon an Instrument,
the person using or affixing the tame, must
write or Imprint thereupon td tnt the Initials
of hia name, and the date on which the mane
is attached or used. When stamps are print
ed on cheeks, d., so that in filling up the in
thelacttof the stamp is, and must
necessarily be; written across, no other can
°citation will be required.
' All cancellation roust be distinct and legi
ble, and except In the case of proprietary
stamps from private dies, no method of can
oe:laden which differs from that above de
scribed Will be recognized as legal and sum-
A penaltyof fifty doilars le imposed upon'
every person who makes, or Junes, or who
causes - to bo made, signed or Issued, any
paper of any 'kind or description whatever,
or who accepte, negotiates, or Pats, or causes
to be accceptcd, negotiated, or paid, any bill
of exchange, draft, or order, or promissory
note, for the payment of money, without the
same beingduly stamped or having thereon
an adhesive stamp denoting toe tax charge
able thereon, cancelled In the manner requir
ed by law, with intent to evade the provisions
of the revenue 314 f. •
A penalty of two hundred dollars is Imposed
upon every person who pays, negotiates, or
offers In payment, or receives or t a kes in pay.
ment, any bill of exchange or order for the
payment of any sum of money, drawn or par
porting to be drawn In a foreign country, tint
payable In the United States, until the proper
stamp has been affixed thereto., •
A penalty of Eel Is Imposed upon every per
son nue fraudulently makes use of an adhe
give stamp to denote the duty required by the
revenue act, without effectually canceling and
obliterating the sane en the manner required
by law.
It is not lawful to record any instrument,
document, or paper required by law to be
stamped, or any copy. thereof, unless a stamp
or stamps of the proper amount have been
affixed and cancelled In the manner required
by. law, and such Instrument or copy and the
record thereof are utterly null and void, and.
cannot be used oradmltted as evidence in any
court. until the defect One been cured as Pro.
Vlded In section • -
Bayonne stamps mall be used Indiscrimi
nately upon any of the matters or things gnu.
zee-rated In schedule B, except propnetary and
playing card stamps, for which a special use
has been provided. Postage stamps cannot be
used - in payinent Of the dear chargeable on
Instruments. , -
COKE, &o.
Ireoul;lanionto 'Coughs and Colds.—Tho
hotline( the connatualty is sines& &subject of
seriOns consideration to those who are sumo*.
mi.to dirent public opinion, and there is no
more pravalentsonroa of untimely deaths than.
the cough& and colds which make their appear.
snoeduring the winter and spring months.
We would advise all-snob, who ate afflicted
vith any long difilcuity, to apply at oncotoDr.
Perral u Syrop. Prepared sad: Bold
Attesad fa Cough* aind.Colds.—There is a
significance in the above *dyke, which, if at
tended to In time, would save hundreds of par-
was from untimely graves. Do we not knew
that mewl Persona neatest to attend toooughs
and Snail ANS maladies under the _hope that
nature Win ousel Natutsmusettroes does cure,
but she will cure touch , more rapidly it assist
ed by some such remedyea Dr. Sapient Yet
*Oral 5Y 1 144 491Ast, JP Wood Etzires. _ .
.
Protection for AMeliCall WOrtnero.
.NOnutivrcwx, Iloiey. Co. Pa., !Nov. a/ leCi3
Eltinip Duties
IEARLY TELEGRAMS.
Bit FOREIGN.
Cause of the People Advanelog—De V-
Ituys to be Metalled to the Foreign
• Department—The Russo-German
anee—Charges Against England and
France.
New Tons, NOvemberffi.—The Herald', for
ffign correspondence shows tLat the cause of
the people Is still advancing, notwithstand
bag the daily attempts of the more powerful
monarchs to aggregate territory and solidify
imperialism by diplomacy after the war. V on
etia cheering around the ballot boxes. through
•
which her citizens completed tile unification
of Italy, gives:Mope and courage to the -nun
gartanis, who we are told are ripe for revolu
tion, steadies the arms to the hands of the
Canadian Insurgents, and animates them to a
renewal of the strife which will re.open the
dreaded Eastern question, and at the same ,
moment enables the population of Boma and ••!
the millions of Ireland to bear their burdens,
patiently biding their time. Napoleon sees
and feels his difficulties in Rome, Mexico and
the East.
We, are assured tat Drouyn do L'hoys will
will tie recalled to the bead of the Foreign De
partment of France, the Emperor aeknewb
edging by the act that the Marquis de Mess
ner has neither schooled or disciplined him- -
self In the art of State craft to thatclegree
which is necessary for the Imperial service at
'this peculiar crisis. - . .
Baron Ituestla appointment in the Austrian
Cabinet, alarms Prussia, and con,equently in
clines both the King and Count Bismarck
more and more In favor of perfecting a Russo.
German alliance.
The - Emperor of Austr.a employs himself In
visiting the battle tinkle, the scenes of his late
defeats. This tour appears to be a melancholy
one, both In Intent and the receptions accord.-
et! him.
The Russian newspaper organs accuse
France and England with engaging in an ac•
tive Intrigue for the exclusion of the Czar
from the tlnal settlemenCof the Eastern ques
tion, andassert lu plain terms that It cannot
be adjusted without Russia; but if such an
event were possible and occurred, the subject
would be re-opened in ainanner most distaste
ful for the, operators.
Tbe.Presldent Gone to Baltimore—The
Washington knees—Another
meat Swindle
Wasninovolt, November Nl.—The Preattlent
end about one thousand members of the Ma
sonic order left here at an early hour this morn
ing, to attend the laying of the corner stone of
the new Masonic temple in Baltimore. The
visual Cabinet meeting to deferred until to
morrow.
The Washington races open llnel'. Dexter
and Patchen arrived to-day.
The Indian Bureau is again laboring under
the distress of an unmistakable Implication
with IL seindlo upon the Government ander
the guise of a contract for the same[ eighty
thousand dollars. An investigattorf is going
forward.
General Sweeny - , of Fenian notoriety, is here,
and says that great things may be Molted for
from the brotherhood bolero the month 1. out.
Slidell Applies for n IPardon—flene7l
ethermon's Destination.
• Now Tom:, Nov. Washlngtoit
special says: Mr. Slidell, the once famous.
rebel Minister to France, and one of our most
active enemies In Europe, recently applied to
the Government for pardon through Mr. Sligo
low, Minister at Paris. The reply of the Got.
ernment was that no intercourse or correspon
dence of Miy kind conld be held with Mr.
Slidell.
A Times' Washington special says: It id on.
derstood that General. Sherman and I. D.
Campbell, Minister to Mexico, will first land
at Tampico, and failing to find 'there the re.
presentation of tne Mexican Republic will
then go to Vera Cruz.
The Otero Dilarder—Trial of Tante.
!caw, Tons, November 20—Francesco Tittle
was yesterday morning arraigned la the Kluge
County Court of Oyer and Terminer, Indicted
for the murder of .11.0 Garcia Otero, on the
.tild of November, IdE5. The prisoner pleaded
not guilty. His two accomplices were axe
eaten a abort time since. ,
6s3:44lotelatloliliN*
• ('eVICt liartlNC Ott, COMPANY, ) •
Corn, Market and iraierStroits,
riTTSßalit U, 0)00.1910, Mt.)
THE ANNUAL MEETINIA of 'he
bteekholders of the MARINE Ott. COMPANY
• wilt be held at tole ollacc. on TUCZIL) oT. hlov. 7. lb,
1064, at 0 o'elota A U., at which time new !lemma
pf i•irtClol, Will be el,ctea to !erre the CllEUillg
JCS,
no20:oa • E. E. RINEHART, encretar!.
•
PITTSBURGH AND CONNELLB.
VILLI.T. 1tA11.1[0,03 A •NUAL,
Notice to hereby given that the Annual' itteettog of
the titocabolders of the ritistnarsti and Conceits
nitle !Unread Co. Joe the purpose of electing
Board of Directors for the ensuing year, wilt be
held at their onlce, career of Gron• awl Water
streets, Plus' urpli, on the Villa ..111/N DAY. ki
day of i , eccitiber nest, at iotf o'clock A. lg.
J.NO PAGE, .in.,
noICOS ~...ccretary and 1 reasurer. '
s)kv oDoopcoas.9 D&.l
BUM' NAT/OXAL BASK. t
Bollallater lath, 154 •
THE OF DIRECTORS
OF THIS BANE hire thts day dechgml • divi
dend of . _
SIX - PERCENT.
Out.( the p.uati of the last .11 month,. Dyable
forthwlin, Goieroment tax paid.
a014:93 . J. P. KHALIF It. Cashier.
DIVIDEND.
(.311 , 1CY WZ/71111( iNSIIII•NICIL COL PA.'S'.
PITTSBO. 00. NOV. 6tb, 1101.
THE 1106.31/ OT DIREC rOBS of Ulla Company
'have Mitt day deelar ed a dicta c irt of ON DOLLAR
e..lsiD FIFTY FENTS upon each share of the Caul-
Tat Stock, out of the earned protlts of expired rlst•
of the last six months,' free of llorerniornt and
State tazu, payable to Stockholders on and after
the 13th lost. WM. P. It
n 074163 Secretary.
BANKING HOUSE.
• N. HOLMES •& SONS,
3E3 Via 1 ILer-is,
No. 5/ MARKET STREIT, Pittsburgh,
VATWIT,TI. ° 2II . I . th'. ° A t L.IVIFZIV:I6,
u.nedlt..t.s sod Canada.
STOCKS BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES
Matt and Sold On Commission.
Pollen lu &Dentist veld to the parebue and
isle of .
UNITED STATES SECURITIES.
INCLUDING
United States Sixes or ISSI; •
- Do. do 6.-20 s:
• • Do. Si... of
10-tta;
KlMlT,TN.debtedne f a i •
Orders sod:Vouchers bougutor collected. J.l6ai
MANHOOD: -How' Lost! Howes
RESTOBEIS..-4net Publisilat, fa ..at.
ramtops. Prim stserate, Leetuse maths Zia-
Usral Treatment, and Kailleal Cure of ISpermator
flues, or Beminal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions
Sexual DebUity, and impediments to Marriage gen-
Prally; Neryousnoss, Consumption, Epilepsy, and
s; Mental and nysleal Incapacity. remotion
from Belt-AM:se, de.. by Boar. Cin•YRIMELX,
K. D. ansteir of tho Claims BOOK. Be. •
"A Boon to Thosmairida of Muff'
Bent under seal, in a plain enroloPe, to any
dress, post paid, on receipt of ai cents, or two
ptaxe stamps, by CIIARn. J. U. ALUM d CU.,
137 Bowery, 11e.r.i ora. Post Cane Box 11580.
Am, Dr. CsilYersrell's “Marriaste snid e," price
24 cents. • anZarda*T
S I icrAfggiVINT A BMI
LEATHER BELTING 'AND HOBE,
litaaufteinead .t No. BB AMITHFIELD. NT.. LI
HARTLEY. PHELPS & 00.
/Liao. Agent, for Noy York ItattbarOo.
Grum. I3elting. •
LatiriaLba e lt r 111 1 n ittla, o alta
RIVET:S and BOMB ELT HOOK2s. etc. r te.S•cia
B. 60917 JOllll EOlll
JOHN ROSS & CO,
eZUXIGSBOIIS 20"
WM. N. OLDEN & CO..
MANIIPACTIMERN AND DELLNUIS IN
Jarban OW Lamps and Filtnxes,
CHANDELIERS CARBON OILS, IC.
-No. 444 ilmlaalls.cit iE3tr opt,
=mom e'r j P/ITHDDILIL, PA.
TUECELEBRATED 'STEEL
TOOTH HAY RAKES. "Prelate DWI" and.
"Meadow Lark" are noknufattnred only at the
DUQUESNE WOMEN, bear the Penltentlary, Alla
gblla and Plain Wagons, Wheelbar
row. and Track. of every atild, made of the beet
mf a &Lawn notice, and w►aaaaa tede
flOl.lll M MIS cohleld a N.
REINOVAL.--THE UNDERSIGN.
YU have removed the °hire of the HOPE OIL.
WO EMS from 35 Market street, Pittsburgh. to their
Worts on CARBON STEEMP Itrownstoriu s Isherr
they Coll hereafter be totted. .
Posiothee Address 536. rittatMargh.
nnlla MINI! lg At WILLI Mx
- MONEY LOAN OFFICE, NO. 151
-MONEY
BHITHPISLD ItIICIARET, corner. of BIM.
Pittlimrgh.
Money Loaned on Sliver plate*" Cans,Pletole,
Diamonds, Jewelry, Cold Ind Oliver Witches.
Clothing, end Taluiblb initiator everydesalcakuh
•The goods =wit be delivered wltbouell Octet.
Not ancountable In cue of Ore or robbery. t
Cools of every .Vl°4: ev,t
KNAPE & CO.'s GREAT
UNRIVALLED PIANO FORTES. •
ramos a M.'S woad-renowned AUTOMATM
OEOAHSADIDYELUDEOA& Oyer 7ort7 Thos.
and now In else. Eptend el new stook put reed b 7
CH 0, niOrrrle NMI In en Filth tenet.
7.9. WILLIAMS W. Cowan
WILLIAMS ar. - !covirAN;
PLASTIC SLATE CEMENT ROOFERS.
Thew keep on band a large supply ol Hannan Ma
terials,. lingo Vivant. Yell. Hoonag grants nag
Varellues. Prompt stiennon given to the gooeng
bulimia. Oates. o. 261 roan strut, and bre
p0n51110223911 221 16 Plitso222l. pa, Hum
VIUDWitIfUZI(e)DI , :
ar THE QUEEN! THE QUEEN!
THE' QUEEN OF
HAIR RESTORERS!
WINULOW'S QUEEN HAIR RESTORER
It QUEEN, not only to N.Z.O but lo vturres.
Lithe Beet Haitrhlte oreeter ever offered to
Public.
Au In tallible'nXixOntilt and girfirdiven of the
Hair If faithfully applied.
It 48 nO flair Dge. •
It act" directly upon the roots of the hair chang
ing grey hair Jona original Ilft oolor, • arresting pre.
mature decay and falling Out of the hair; eradicat
ing scarf and dandruff; and curing all humors of the
scalp. • .
It ' , lf change dry and wiry hair to soft and luxu
riant abeam.
It imparts a delightfel fragrance to the hair.
in short, if you wish to restore your hair, as In
youth. and retain It through life use
lES WIN - SLIM:gal BAIR IBS?ORER. •
Price $1 per bottle. Bold by all Dmiggisin.
R. E. SELLERS 8z Co.,
Wholegate Agents.
mylo:b92_
GLAD NEWS Fon TilyE UN
FOATUNATK.
sNLL'S SPECIFIC RE MEDIES
Are warranted in all eases, form speedy and per
mamma core of all diseases arising from sexual ca
an
Lossor YOUTHFUL INVISCHETION, Seminal
Nighty Einiolons and Sensual Dreams. Ore-
Hal, Physical and Nervons Debilitylmpotence,
Meet, Sexual I/Messes, dc. 1.1 . 0 CIJANI4.6
OF DIET IS SIMMS...HY. They can be used with
out detection and never fall to effect a core, /S need
according to Instructions..'
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
price ono dollar per box, or six boxes for Ire dot
lam also, large.boxea, containing lour
small. Price tone dollars.
••• • • .
Rom tour to els boxes aro generally minis.' to
Curo ordinary cases of Seminal - Weakness and Smile.
lone, though benefit Is derived from using a single
box.
• •
In Chronic Casee, and particularly when
Imta
toneeor Genital Debtilty with Nervous Yrostra.
than has aff.ted the eybtem .
BELL'S TONIC PILLS
Are re,tomended as the most efficacious rejorinal
lug and Invigorating remedy In the world.
4 package, jorice flee dollars, will tut • month,
and Is generally sufficient.
In extreme easel. of Debility •nd Impotenee.
Bells External Remedy,
Prior two dollar., suinclent for a month, can be
used to good edivantage.
It elves strength to the organ. and with th e
PWI will restore them their nor mal condition. ,
CILUTIOR.—The above Remedies have now been
hen:nate° public, many ycars, and their great sue
r... In the alleviation of human misery, na. eaclied
the cupidity of several parties, who use the name
"npecitic Pills," cop my labels, circulars and ad
vertisements, sometimes word for word, and put up
Worthless compounds that dis 4 ppoiet the lust es.
pectations of thepurchneet. •
Upon cannot ourettam Beneedtes of
your Druggist, lake no other, hot send the money
du eot to
' DB. JAMES 1:1111YAN,
Consulting Physician,
No-81.9 broadway, New York.
And you will receive them. 01 return of mall,
Mil paid, and free from observation.
JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist,
Corner Market and Diamond. Alt era.
■u"9:l7g:welerT Pittsburgh, 1...
gar - TO LADIES.-11 you require
a rellahle remedy to s wore you and remove
irregularitite or oestructlons, M NUT USE
THE 11 EST. Every lady knows tbesllghtes Irreg
ularity of nature is likely to bring on Headache,
Giddiness, Lox hpirits, Fainting, Llystemos, de.;
then
thes,
bloomof health fades. the appetite falls,
and other symptom, more distressivg_ commence,
In Weakness Opium Complaint, the Whites. Pro-
Inpsus, IC., .ac- A NEVEtt-gAILLNO HEISE-111
will tic toned In DR. lIARVEI. IS FEMALE
P 11.1.3. The experience of al years has proved
they have no equal for removing oPitructious and
Irregularities, no matter from What cause they
arise. They are safe and sore In every env: Up•
wards of 50,001 boxes are sold annually, and no com•
maint of their eilleacy !sever heard. for they accum.
Minh what they are represented to do. hold !ribose,
containing Sixty plltt: Price one dotter.
LOU. 114.1LVET `el GOLDIN ruas 1.. remedy
four degree, stronger than the above, auttlutended
for special eases of long standing. Price five dol
lars per box.
it you cannot purehaee the Ms at your Jrugglat,
they will be sent by mall, poet paid, areura from ob
servation, 011 recNlpta,l the motley, by Dr. JAMAS
Consulting Physician, ht,. bill Broadway,
New York.
•
. .
rtzmixo, Urnggtst, corner Market
and Diamond., Ait far ritt4burgh. au9:l=Wehtar I
ilarWRI. BARNHILL & COy
BOILER MAKERS
AND
SHEET IRON WORKERS,
Woe. 20, 22, 21 And 26 Penn St. •
HAYIng seen red a large Yard. end Nnafithe.l it with
the most
manufactureraored machinery. we are prepared to
every description ot littler.. in the
hest manner, and warranted equal t 0 to, made In
the roennl. Chimneys. Breeching, Fire Bed.,
Steam Pipes. Leereaddlre Boners, Condenser., salt
Pans, Tanks, Oil Whs. •11 lusters, nettling
Boller Iron, Bridges, sox .r Pans: and sole manu
facture., of BARNHILL'S PATENT BUI..KILI.
Ibrpalrlng doze Ou shortest
tar'LARE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL AND SMELTINO:WORKII.
PITTI4IIOVAIII
PAII3I,4IIcCIIILDN' & CO.,
Manafaaterers .
of Sheathlng, Brasiers' and Dolt
Copper. Pressed Copper llottoms. Dateed Atlll Bot
toms, Speller Solder. Also, buporters and dealt rs
In Metals, Thu nate, (Meet Iron, Wire, , •e, Con.
/dully on band. Vane.' Machines and Tools.
Warehouse, \O. 110 Fleur and 103 B=o.l Stax.ll6
Pittsburgh. Special orders of Copper Cot to any
desired pattern. torte:end/I+T
rgrPllTT'SßUittal SAW WORKS,
sivistmen, Rao. A. CO. Manufutn.
L eers of PA*/ ENT tilloll:111 CIUCULKIIS, warrant
ed (-MST STEEL SAWS, of rrerydeserlptlon, MITI,
Ituley. Crows-Cat, Gang. and all other culotte.
All - kinds of KNIVES and tirelYalli made from
Sheet Cast Stool; Kirra regrind ILL4.ZI4and MOW-
Ititi KNIVES, ,tc.
SHORT d.firWar rrtnenT sbous and
a Worksbergh, corner WATXR; and
, Plite,
Particalar attention paid Lc, re-toothlut, gum
ming and strairbtenlneClreular Saws; also, repairs
of all kinds. Punching and Drilling done at re.-
Aonst , le rates. irScat
IarBOBINSON, UEA & CO, (Soc..
CUSOt. to H01112 , 80X. NINI6 aBLILLIZI4)
WASHINGTON WORKS, •
Founders et idsenbalsto, PUSillus.%
Manufamrer• of Boat and Stationary Steam Ks-
Itte., Mut Knstrina Mill Machinery, Eicarlng
Shorting, Castings of all descriptions: WI Teaks
and Stills, Boller and as et Iron Work.
Wagente for 011/ITAIIPSPATI.NTIXJZCTOR
for feeding boiler..
WU EN E DEM INSTITUTE FOR
SPECIAL CAelti. No. 1* BOND STREET,
NEW TOUR.—lull Inforsuall , m, with the highest
testintontats; also, a Nook an Special Disensea In I
seatedenretope. sent free. Alir lie tweeted swell/or
Mom, and you wit( not regret ft; for, as advertising
physician. are gentralls ir4p.lsttri, without refer
epees no •useger should be trusted. Enclose
"Amp r.epntsge, d direct to DS. LAWILES OE,
2..0..1 BUN G NTS SE en T, NEW TOUR.. no1I:011
10 7 " — DIADBIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an Fetal of Warning and Instruction for
Young Men. Also. Diseases and Abner. width pros
trate the vital powers. with means of sure relief
gent free of charge in awed letter envelopes. Ad•
dress, Dr. .t. KILLLN HOUUHTUN, Howard At
omise/on. Thiladelphla. Pa. an211110:D/mT
ALL NAUSEOUBIIIEI4ICLNES
taken wittaut t►.ts or smell, by using DCK.
DA& DICK & CO.'s 301, CarStrags. The best In
nee. odd by Druggists generally. • nolunet
PROFESSIONAL.
B. E. BROWN,
Wert,
Local Claim Agent. .
O. S. SAN. COM.,
Office, No. 67 Fourth Street,
osiCOND Two%)
. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensions, Bounties, and Arrear
of Pay 'Promptly OoiCleaked.
No thnrgo opte until 4laltne are 'ottani, and then
but a modems fee. • M 728,1320
WM. A. SHINN.
T TEIRXEI r AT LAW%
No. 120 mourns Si.. opnoalta WlBans Hall. '
Particula n ano tition given to the collection of at
counts. M., tes, An.
Corr., t. dents In New York. Boston, Baltimore,
Pultatlcin •c'BeiTtr, uellmfonts, Reading._ Pa.;
ladtariapaim, lad.•. Morgantown, W. vs.. Utica.
N. 1., and elsewhere. selg tall •
TC..ACILIMLL J. C. Ii'COMCI.
MACESELL & MeCOMBS,
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS LAT LAW,
No. 69 Gral Street,
• PITTBIIIIIIGII, PA.
171721.145
JOHN A. STRAIN.
"21/3331‘21.7..0.1%Ti
Ex-0111cio, - Justice of the . Peace
• AND POLICE lILDIIIITRATE,
Mice, 1121111th lit, opposite Cathedral,
PITTPBUROH, PA.
Deeds. Bonds,ldoriisiss, Ackuowledgmeute, De
positions Said , all Lees] Business executed *lib
promptness and dispatch. my lihSl
- - -
WILLIWILLIAM .JANCEY. NOTARY
AM PEACE AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT. CiAlee, earner of Butler
and Grayer street', LAlTrencEVlllt;
Special attention given to the purchase mid sole
Of Heal Estate, tbe Collection oillenia. and tbe pre,
iteration and acknowledgment 01 all kinds of Legal
veer eyarices. •
• WILLIAM JANGEY
•
Justice of the Peale and Notary Public.
myVIGGs
EUSTACE L MORROW,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
'f 2 Penneylvanla Avenue,
foot of the !Min ul oppeeite Chstlum Wee
tor=m96
CHATHAM T. EWIRG,
Attorney at lain,
No. 6941 rent Street, Pittthorgb,:ra.
fib` Commissioner for Ohio. ICoutocky, Wu; Vir
sits. Allison rt and other States. agylluiliO
LEATHER BELTING
PRESSMAN & CLABH. No. 11
01110 STREET, near the:Penitentiary, Alle
gany (7.lty. matinfacturcra4sAaveri description of
LTIN 11 " . I.IIt B I i TV . W I Ya L it
Drum . and repaired at. short tintles s _ Particular at
tention paid to BOG for Woilltig Mills and basal
works. All work warranted. Strdirra.
- . "Wl.l
FOR SALE
VOR SALE.—A. Farm of about 53
acres to Union Township, ,Allegbat 7 co unty,
Ps.. atomic about Nur mlles trout the city do the
i Washington Cltc . The improm Rents area Jorge
. two scot Ariel: uwelling House with v. rooois,
two-tiara - boring House, a Cat-rise. House, • Isere
lumber 'tome. a No: 1 Vienne Bank Barn, with
atkhllue sulticlent for SO bead of cattle. There Is
a flue I eyrie Orchard. tomerisingalt
12 acre,.
stocked with the best varieties of fruit trees. ls
all underlaid with coal. The land is In a high state
of cultivation. well watered. fences good. and
would bolt admirably for dairy or gardening pur
poses. ,
Also, 17,1,, acre. attiolniug the shove, with a good
Frame House, Carriage H euse, good boring House
sod other on-buildings: with a good Orchard to
fine bearing condition.. This piece Is also all un
derlaid with coal.
Also, 12 acresadlolniug the above, Unimproved,
for sale low. This piece is also all underlaid with
coal.
The above three pieces ol pronerl• lie between
the Little haw !dill nun and etch ben lie Railroads,
aud the coal con be reached easily front either road.
Too coal alone Is worth all that Is asked for the en
tire property.
Also Farrh of 173 acres , y. dt, Clairton
*lllo, We dmoreland coun'ty. Immediately on
the lino. the rearm. Railroad. The improvements
Ire two.story Frame House with 11,e rooms and
good cellar, a Frame Bank hoer, (extri feet, and
Vo " u ' i r ig m ki;ig i r ' c ' o • rd? ' t e tie e c l r o 4 n cl ' et e re ' d t , t gli:tif:Ttl
good homer , fencing generatly sooll, well teetered:
underlaid Islth coal and llieleelloll :
i t to
churches, mills, schorns nod blacksmith alloys, to- •
gether with the personel property such as stock,
Implements. grain In the ground, Bc. Posesslon
given ImmdlatelY.
Also, Fo r
mr of 63 acres, situate.l In (Mothers
township, Allegheny couety, lb., about ati miles
from the city, near the line tbe btothenville It.
IL,and within one-half mile of a station; 30 acres of
the bee
of creek bottom land, and in a high state of
cultivation:23 acres of woodland and pasture. The
fearing is genitally good. The soil Is No. I, and
well adapted for gordening. The attention of those
wishing tO embark to the
.a s
thi s still call at once
and secure a good bargain. as this is orate chance.'
Also, • Farm of tal. acres, situate in Elltaveth
township. Allegheny county, F., on the Monon
gahela elver, about one mile from the Borough of
Elisabeth. 'fhe soli Is of the best quality. The Im
provementa area farm house with alt rooms, &good
barn and other out buildings; 'ft:tieing geed', avert
Nacres °roost. Uhurchei, scbtrAs and mills very
convenient. Fossession immediately,
Also,
Litt.
best Farm In .Elisabeth, township,
containing about 00 acres, lying on the Mononga
hela river Immediately below Lock No. 3, on which
ls erected a large two.story brick dwelling, one log
and one tram. ban t Lain, corn crib, wagon shed,
brick sphng house, gronary,.work ahop, Ac.; about
Macros of the above Is nett
quality river bottom; the
balance being limestone land, and underlaid with
coal, and about 3/ mores of limestone. There late
two orchards of apple trees, In good !rearing code(.
tion; pod
I s pear, plum trees and grape vines, de.
Tee lend Is well adapted tor gardening purposes„
being short cleating hum the 'betel, bOtoogla
of Elisabeth creating • market at horn s for oil the
prodects. the property will be sold cheap and on
reasenable rms.
Alio A Farm of 90 sere., Situated in Elizabeth
townsnip, Allegheny county, about ono talc
from
Loot No.l, on lionongabeit river. Improve
-6101141 are one frame house, whit stye rooms, barm
spring house and other °ethane lop. The land
the best, quality. The above will be sold at very
low genres.
For further particulars, enquire of
U. 11. TOWER. '
nor Beal Fatale Agent. 1114 ?earth street.
FOB SALE—The beautiful and
SUBSTANTIAL MANSION AND GROUNDS
thrned and occupied by_ WILLIAM BAUA LEY.
• Kay., situated on Western Avenue In
AL.T-eXaIEII2I-13.111INTIr
The hence Is a model of architectural beauty. and
combines every appliance for comfort and luxury.
It is built of Pressed Brick and trimmed with
grown htotiC, hall door. laid In encaustic tile. plate
glass windows, and la every minute detail In ron
strucelOu throughout
THE GROUNDS
Are ample (oesriv four strut) and beatitifnlly orna
mented with Ishrubt.ery, Shade Trees end Flowers.
All the out-buildings are :Wished Ins Win cor
responding with the mansion. •
The locality Is unexceptionable, bring (roe from
smoke of the titles, and the view from the .hotise
extensive. .
Full particulars furtilibc4 ou. application to
o.' BRYAN
at okay In Stocus Zat . tae,
5 Fourth at., (Rurka•a Hutiding.)
SALE--100 Act es of —
Lana
to Wamington ensaty, Wesley townshin, Ohlo,
60 acres cleared. balance in timber; good house.
good barn, water bandy. large orchard. School and
thecae* handy and within SS miles of Caller Sta.
tios..en the Marietta nod Lluelnuati Railroad.
P i lotrrs
1 Ares In R a 11451 . 111 e. 3 allies hack of Tempeennee
vllie. en wales there 4, three tenant hoes.' or 2
rooms each, one frame hoe' of four rooms, all in
good condition.
130 Aerss of Laid (or gi.lito, items se Slukieg
VallerdtheD county. Pa., live milei Nom .lltoona
by the Sinking Valley Road. The Silvan..ea of
this property ate numerous, and by calling on its we
will else full particulars. •
lid Aerce. 30 scone of ',bleb Is n beerlaldswlth
coal, 'Dilate In North Payette Township, on the
Steubsinvilm stomp Improvemenie, good Frame
Roost, sin looms. rood Hank Been: al.on I. :CC' fruit
Tress lust In Dole prone. ea
all Ac res In Delon Township. on the Washington
Me, three roues Irons the city.'
37 Aare. in Scott Tow othilp, - sit tulles out on the
old Washington Pike.
lb Acres in lion Township, three miles cut Iron
Alleet en y Martel.
3 Dwelling Douses la Allegheny City, one - ler
%IRO nabare. one In Freeport, ore at Kilireweiii
Station, on the Central Pennsylvania stallioad.
Also Immcdla rely aoilinlue this elation, a few
more ACID , . LOTS. Plan ran be seen this orrice.
Also. Bends •ad.tiortgages belch and .old.
JOllal Clpie T,.
nolo • heal Estate Arent., 130 Fonrth .creel.
FOR' SALE.
The follow lug described prorerty ernl be offered
111. private ••,,e. null] DATURDA V. Nurolude/r Mb.
E=l
♦t the Lead of Brenot's LlDua, to McClure lowa
ship, le 11l be sold to lute I. atilt porchaaer..
. go—ELEVEN LOTt OY (11401.itil)
In Manchester, bring Lots .Kos 17A, 107, Ind, 101,
110, 111 117, 112 1 , 4, Ili and 11e1 In the plan of the
extension of Manche •c sad bounded by treble
.beet. Adams street, Cedar alley lad Washington
Street.
The above described property , 111 he sold at re•
sonable prices a2lon e uy terms. 1.13.1 e Ind lspet•
bk.
For further Information apply to
..A. L . 1110tOBIINO
Or hls attorneys, I. A. aW. A. runvtaNcit.
omlrmos No. 1116 Filth street, Plttsourah.
ELEGANT TWO-STORY
BRICK ROUSE,
No. IGOLACOWL STREET, NEAR FEDERAL
ALLEGHENY CITY. Teo !looms sod ■ttio. Lot
10 by 100. to a paved alley XI feet w 1.14. WOI b.
4014 low. 1 :quits of
1=1:33:1211=
RROICIRS •SD RZA.L SITATZ AG NT
notY No. ON Nrolakiad Stroot
FOR BALE,
c) O
Cheap Puilding Lots,
JA)CATED IN rirr TOWNEIIIIP
While IJI mllaa or the COUrt House.
g t. stASTEll., GAZZAII d'UUTTEHFILI.D.
note . No. a. 9 Grant Street
LOTS! LOTSI-1 can now offer
t0,:..La0 as vac, ;welt locattd an.l In a pleas
nt place.
A. 11.0, Lots located on the rtke [rem PlO to LOCO
On Liberty •trect. front 0 to Lea/
On ItelleNetlitle Street, from bee to SW
On Horn. street. from 1550 to WO
In• Liberty Township. &diming the
Borough lots, from NO to S'.o
Also to P.tt Township. Lots Bore—, 16. , to MO •
Tao above lots will be sold on to rm• to salt pur
chasers. Alto. some very deaarable improved prop
erty, located in the Moroughl. Pitt Township, Al
lestieny t Plitsbnrsb, end 1.001,1(110! COLLM ie..
roe apply at the Beal Estate and insurance
Whim of
0. B. BATES,
5012 * Butler street, Lawrenceville.
FOR dALE-12 acres of Ground,
well timbered and watered. on ndultrel Milt ton
minutes' walk loom reseengero Cation at am!) ,
Lana, Yearn Street Road. Also- a urea et Hesse
wood !Ration: and several Farms well located In
llcatmoreland and Atllevheity Sannllss: aIM 00a1
Property, HOW es and Lots In toe city and .000 tbs.
Yor prldmr particulars envir i mt A i t
• WARD
- (Opposite the Cathedral,'
se= - No. 11l Grant street.
nOIRVTIttIe SEATS FOR SALE.-
TWO LOTS, one of ten acres and th. :other of
seven, on the Central Railroad. immediately AT
A STATION, one mile from Braddook's Field, awl
About the same distance from Swissvale . Station,
each of which have a beautiful and commanding , .
view of the Monongahela river, and both oleo ad- ,
Join the public road I, edict from Braddock's Field
to Pittsburgh. Enquire wf W. 0 ., HAW KINS, Jr.:-
No. co Ormit street, too Bother Information.
nee n 56 • •
JOHN D. BAILEY,
Stock and Real Estate Broker.
VOll SALE-400 Acres of Coal
rhand. lyle irimmedlately upon the Ohlo River,
'Mottles beiow liellenolis, and ICS milts above OW
cinnatl. On the above tract is a four root relit of
Cont. which, for general purposes. is not surpassed.
It Is eitilrerr different from the hotithern Ohlo Coal;
Contains at little sulphur, forges and cotes well,
and for Making steam cannot be excelled,' The lo
cation being about, midway from Pomeroy and
Flanging Rock, must stake It valuable for coaling
boa... There is a water Moat of la of smile, with.
good landing still otages of the river.' An entrance
has been run to the hill about 30J feet, trick finish
ed to river, together with the necessary fixtures for
mining and delivering co .1 afloat. On said tract is
float-close double Portable Circular new Mill to
gether with a Portab 0 Grist Mill, all is good run.
:gl ir ti o oplfAr:triLf. len ‘Vol ' id ' iritrah b e e l; t l ge k r . est e 4
desired, to a party with ezperlence and capital for
working same, ,10111 , 1 I).
Stock.end Real Estate Broker;
No. tiff Yourth Street.
LOU MALE-231 acres Coal, In
.L chiding al acres nu. faro, on the East side of the
Ohio River. three miles above Wheeling, with right
of way to river. The close proximity to•good mar
ket at Wheeling, together swlth the fact that the
coal crops out high enough In the bill to be used
prontabiy for to:ling mill purposes, make. this •
• good investment. JOHN D. BAILEE,
• ' Jitock and /teal Estate Broker,
oegl • No. 102 fourth street.
T.NIII SALE—A, well established
A. an d profitable Manufacturing Business. The
badness Is cash, and susceptible of being largely
Increased.
JOAN' M. - BAILEY.
Meek end Beal Estate Hooter,
edit • • • No. led Fourth threat.
Vole SALE—AD Ambrotype Gai
jCt,,, occupying one or the best Wallow. in the
city, and haring: rod run of custom. Immediate
9 "!lraly. !AMY.
Or, 'E. O. Min N 0.102 Irobrib d, street.,
& at No. IBM's Monk. 1 tioneane Way,
IfooniaG BILATEULIM.S.
Canna, Pilch, Pet 4 Palma/Ise
Famish and Black Pabst,
blasufacta.red and told ettesp_ as
_szy other Dour
to Na
. •
OF, BOXES MOTTLED CASTILE
WAZ, eSOIOO. rec. Wed and for sale by
citur.d A. EXLLY a sari:.
Dori W Wood stro
BOOTS AND SHOES
THE VERY LATEST STYLES OF
Fine French Calf Boots,
Fine Kip (fools,
Water-Froof Boots,
Heavy Boots,
Ladies' Polish Boots,
Ladies' Button Gaiter's,
Ladies' Congress Gaiters,
.4' Ladies' Balmorals,
Misses and Children›' Shoes of
Every — Description, at .
THOMAS H. PHELPS',
46 Smithfield Street.
J . A. ITIIIIISON .Sr. AO.,
61 Market Sired.
HA , te lull received a large and wall selected stock a
Men's French Calf, Kip - and
Water-Proof Boots,
Lad ies • plisses', Borg, Youths' and
Chlldreno
BOOTS, HOES, GAITERS, BALMORILS, Alp BETTOR
_
Cir. 43.101•333.1.1.13
Of All the Latest Styles,
MANUFACTURED &EMUS...SLT
TOR THE _RETAIL TRADE.
ocW
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J. WILHELM,
No. 35 Market St; Pittsburgh; •
if., Jost recolred Terylargo stock of all klnda of
SOOTS AND outcomes,
Air l i f ls , Frepared to chenbe r than the cheat,-
NI a' a Also taker g r la, ", e ( ifl r eh h i t°eVai. 4 -
raa l t i o E tig E zttsfactlon.
J. WIL4ELM,
ocleont , 2 No. 38 Market street.
W . R. ItIcCLIATOCK,
92 Federal St., Allegheny,
H 44 just received the largest and best •stetted
a stoelt of
Boas, Shoes, Gaiter", Balmor'I", Slipper' tad CHIA
Ever brought to this market.
GIVE HIM A CA.I.L . BEFORZ PUECHABING.
"
Mao CM.822123" , 04:413.',13
Boot and .8 hoe Eniporlum p
Frder.ll3l.reat, Allygbe i py La%
ot.ll
A . LARGE AND Faksu AMUTAL
or
SUMM 4R BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS
and Baltasoras,
Jost received. and .111 be sold at the' VERY LOW
EST PRIORS, eltber Wholesale or Retail.
os f 1 CALL arrant rtrISCILSSINO SLOE
TIMM
J. 11. fi. W. C. BORLAND, -
Nu.. 319,9..191nm; 2d door Ynim 111111 tIL
myl9
COOLER I JOUR FILLDLXA
C . FIELDING 84. ' BRO.,
• Manufacturers sniff/cals. la
CPtausstcsita_ Ildoucict
BOOTS, SHOES GAITERS,
No. 1-10 Ohio St., Allegheny.
tepsiring promptly ...0n.," on the &benefit no
le7lclll
PLUMBING. GAS ,FITTING.
JODY .WILLIIIIS &DINGHY
GAS AND STEAM PITTERS,
for. Sixth and Smithfield Sts.,
PITTBBURWI, PA.,
Cur. Wit Ver and Chestnut Streets,
. MANCESSitta
All kinds of Water, Eiaa and steam Fixtures Con.
staotly on hand. Jeb:an
pLusinisti, '
GIS IND STDARPITTING
ifydrants, Iron Pumps,
SHEET LEAD,
aria'' ZINC
. - LEAD ittpizy,
SINEA .8481.10
WATLII CLOSETS AND WASHSTANDS.
TOM T. EWENS,
(nnocci•or to liwatts A C 0.,)
165 wood St., Plttsburgh4Pa.
inv7rala
rtgIEWHY & JOELIISON,
N. FLA. CM1C742161.•
Plumbers; Gas and Staam Fitters,
4 4
Pitts Pea
all orders by mall executed satlshetortly
promptly attended to -
♦NilllneofHathTubs, Pumps, Hulas. 'Vat r
Closets, Maks, Coandellers, Pendszu,' cod 0.
Shades, for We at the most reasonable price,.
Order* from country patrons by mall promptly at
tended to.
Gnu Bose of eiery description. 1823:1M4
IDDY,.IIIILIMg & BAUM-
Heap on hand ssuptilor studs of
.
WOODPU.3II3E 3 S,
All lands of Iron Pump. Hydrants, /Meet Lead
Sheet =se, Lead Plpe. r _Eath Tuba, Sinks, Wale
Closets, Wash Basins, Wash Stands, Ac,, et the
Waresoent,
Corner Sixth and Smithfield Streets,
All kinds of nepalrlng done promptlT.
All orders by manic= edlatelf attended id.,•
1.3.4510
PLi MCI 16: , GAS AND AM
Carefully atieutltdro by e.xpeilenced nod praetua
worlamen. A due asaorucent of •
GAS FIXTURES, SINKS, BATH TUBS
*//4)N1311 ". ":1 1 4.TE• ctosrrs,
•
RTDP.ANT
Constantly : on 12/111tZtammle , to
TALTaa •.*) EFISITZ.Z.I:B33I,
No,
F ' d i:l l 7 B iff e atnre e
tn%i Nitre.
TOBACCO, _
EXCELSIOR TOBACCO WORKS.
R. & W,. JENKINSON.
xAN vraermucas 0r4.1.1. MINDS or
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars,
No. 6 FEDERAUNTHEZT.
I btrd ~ 0 0r Rumtloapeaalualir i v, anHar,
PA.
Branch Store at Salem. 0140 .. mella:130
R. B. JEFFRIESi
Mannfaeturer and Wholea... and Retail "
• Dexter In all lands of •
• TOBACCO4SNUFF AND CICADA, •
No. 6 6T. CLAIR STREET, Partsuotton, VA.
• /WA large . ageo.ttnent , of MEERdCIIAUH PI I'ILS
an a dd . t./ . 6 . tbu . TOBAUC.U. of the best quality, knit
o
mratbin
GEORGE -BLUXENSOHEIN,
TALILIEI iN POLLICION .11/93 DONDNTID
SWABS, CHEW iNG TOBACCO
thanking Tobacco, Pipes,acc
Mc. 4. Eiercrceastla 113itreet,
(Neer corner or Liberty.)
myMblt PlTTiinblitlHt-
JOHN MEGRAW
~,u.ciuni se:L. ,d Wholes&le..and
r sil_klnds of .
Tobacco, Szaff and Cigars,
EM.EIMErr.
.b'ez,Var
PAINTERS,
J 01.1 w
. • HOUSI /OW MON.
PAINTER, GRAINER AND GLAZIER,
No. 54 Plaid St., Pittsburgh. .1
n and Oroamental
O DD
ot Greg deeerlptloti
Anne o order. AU wort oolte Aramp . 4
able rates.
wed 11. 111101114
Moto of dm AM of BaOITN L lioa!pw,
• it ousr. AND 1111615 1 PAINTER,
Jnni-son ooroor of ttar I a.ol Market strew
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. CHILDS
WHOLEME UEALERS. IS
aOTS; SHOES
SOLE T RATHER
No. 133 Wood Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
To SHORT TIME nod CASH borers Ire offer on:
perlor limlueemente, as our lerIII ties for buying are
unsurpassed by ANY house East or West. rumbas
tog directly from rinSy RANDY entirely for CABE,
we are enabled to sell as low ninny Zallena Jobbing
Bolt
MERCHANTS are Invited to tall and examine
oar aloes: and note our prices. before purcbavln
aloirabera. • •
Orderer for
HOPE MILLS
Superior Cotton Yarns,
SEAMLESS GRAIN BAGS,
Batting, Mine,
COTTON AND LINEN CARPET CHAIN,
dba., dbo,
Will be -Promptly Filled at
FACTORY PRICES.
'SirAll ordersibymsll Ina revelve Immediate and
earePal aitentloh. -
CHILDS & CO.
ocelaMdwT
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS
ARBUTHNOT
SHANNON
84 CO.,
No. 115 Wood Street,
PITTSBURCH.
Rave in Store and are Receiving
* A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
DRY, GOODS IND NOTIONS
. Which they offer at _
EASTERN PRICES
AND TO WHICH
The Attention of Dealers is Invited.
C. Ann CTUZIOT..W. T. StLASN 0 C. SIZVIIZZISO:‘•
oc . Z. =GO
FALL
7:1332V1LALZ2 - 32f
J. W. BRADLEY'S
ICI 'CTP L Mr..,
(OR DOODLE SPRING)
SKIRT Si
=I
Wlal tilt SEN D a BREAK. Itho the dare %Inch
bu i l orl I : EVER RETAIN their PEI F E C P T
B Al .ITIVULBIIArIfer r. or four Grillo*.
golikirta aro CAST AhIDE.o uSELILI3B. Ihr
*BINE eon:Wort , durability and economy_ i wi th
that ELEGANCE °DRUPE which has mous the
•DUPLEX. X.LiLIFTICIi tho •
STANDARD SHIRT
OF THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
at Wholesale bY all the leadlas Jobbers In thL etty.
_rot sale by all rataUers who wall gist-elass HUM.
UM ; BRADLEY & CRY,
BOLE OWNERS OP THE PATENT ABM !SOLO
INVL NANUTLOTUREON. - ,
. .
Wid 7l7 WWlt _ O O O 071.8._ . N.N4 07 CHAN 87213724
79 mut NZADE 87815.70, New Pork. .'
513121713
PrxE C&LIFOIRNL4 WINES.
GURNER & CO.,
No. 80 Cedar St., New York,
Ofer for aria these valuable Wines. which are gain
ing public. favor with astonishin g rapidity, and
whose unprecedented sod unrivalled popularity Is
not without merit. They have only to be flatly
tasted So glarellina the preferance over all oYara.
Asa rainier or blood they excel all other Wrists.
and the numerous cerritleatha which have volunta
rily been tendered from the melt eminent phyyk
rims. ae well ea gentlemen therery poetical la lire,
are proof concluithe that there Wines ire meld 10
all eases for which they are recommended. -
The following brands are atm offered by us. They
comprise all the varieties now grown la the State
suitable for sale:-
WIIITE, or HOCK WINE—Of • 'light MLR - Color,
vry delicate and One Ilmored. • • _ • .
I-ARST—A mpet for Wine for table use.
ANUELICA-rA rleho and neutrally sweet' wine,
much admlredky end valuable In the sick
chamber, as it nukes Sloe wheys and Jellles. It Is
sine--deaertcsine, and well adapted for thscumunion
rpo es. -
Du ldlintleTelL.—A light colored, highly *thriathe
vine. Very similar to the Celebrated Tokay.
'POUT—keep red color, nee flavor, and 1.11 many
respects glad iar to the old wines or Lisbon. -
RAPE Bightriir —The pore dthrillaslon of our
wines.
•
WINM 31TT6135—A very igrecahle tonic and •
sore remedy for the diarrhea. ^
This Is ova °Cabe most valuable contanatlons or.
a useful and an agreeable beverage that hes eree
been offered to rho public. Millions of bottles were
sold throughout the aorta during the last four years:
mud wherever Introduced tt has proved welcome
addition to the invalid table, the saintly aerie, and
then Ichelors sideboard.
Ladles wry° have lost strength and appetite, end
suffer from nausea, vomiting and vertigo; gonue
men who ••don`t feel vary well" wane fdrelareak
fast or dinner. Whore stomachs are out,. Of order
and whose if tame are generally deranged; mothers
weaning children end suffering (tom acneral. debt,-
Mt: children of Wale nature and sour. dyepeetm
constitution': travelentwhohatemeaslontornandl
their water; and all Who five in malarious district!
and are itabiect,tombututate itlueures, win ' Wi g
: k m of the moat valuable invigorators th at ma
ga i n t e rtn tal eatisfect t eTT lonSit em Sr " an t o ' Veri li ri ta ff.lrlZr o Pr b !:
now we deem It unnecessaff P n ;'4.‘" , tettiffrleff
inky caniticates that we have f003 f . v . r. , All ou
to Um very strongest torom nor
mean say laid guarantee SAM SAD pNaapLlan`!
selveato Maid, an mita. TM!.
Lo 174 1." 1 : 1 7 1 u. 111"61;21ht:',."4:12;:c.ii107,
tam.' IfiLUS°P.eti" le eitols.cd. h
-di'.l‘lo6 hag
.be 311 h but 3 ge33poonfal
1 0"-"If "" rnd ' it. arm mrengsh rsyldlylucraseed
Staley. tier itoP/1..
and she le now we ll,
CMDfi l.
l er n
4tim tiorcen.
UM
1 ITS
*lire O3 c: 03.
Curet 9 (C
Fr 3 Ira
rot% t
Anr.
Unxatal Z oo 60 03
( pCHV/
_1
H . J. LANCE,
BMX AND. WOOLEN
DYER AND SCOURER,
Chintz, Whalow,Ciutaliut and Chair Covens
Martial alit!gliised without rinpachLag....
Nos. 1$ and 181 Third Street,
Between Wood sad Bso!tIdleld.
• •
ra71t022 PlTrillFy/I,GFUr,PA.
eirrssoism.
arIVEAV OPERA HOUSE. '
Tuts (Wednesday . ) r.v.K..ntse, NOT. Za.
nista. but one or tins Intensely ma
&opts , thrlillai druni. • "
jV 011
WI:.L snperb scenery,
!Corti Effects,
•
Lovely Pictures °Mature:
Ind in Immense Curof ; Characters.
Frlday.Eventnr-ORIFFITH GAUNT. ,
Swards, Afternoon, at 2 o'clOct, Grand 'ashes.
able 31 • thice.
ITT4B MG El THEATRE
LUSZE. AND husAcorg,WX. ELENDOILIN:
AL INT=
Last /5Te. tA r f t!4: great
VESTVALI,
'llll appear on WEDNESDAY IVICS6O2
Monday Evening, November, 19,
ROLLAND - E BROTHERS,
LATE OF HANLON TROUPE
-17-areseettle. Clcoriaroaaa3r. ,
GRAND ALTIORAVOLANTS, ,
•
DEMETER DE SALON, i
LOS. ARGOLLON.
TOMO DE FORGE.
DANCING and
PANTOMIMED.
coats ,
43 mita,
GRAND . MATTING THUI*DAY, NOV. Sigh,
at 2 o'clack. Amtsslon, 113 cents. 31017:0211
Iigr'ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MASTER RICHARD COKER DI COMING!
Vocal& Instrumental ;Concert,
Thursday Evening, Nor. 22d, 416.
The irnoilerfal Soprano, rolversallyooneettot to W
the tire►t ffiu►lral Celebrity of the st.
The tareet Planta, (her trot tour through Antenna)
BIGNOE ,STRLNL;
The Celebrated Basso Buffo.
The above eminent artists will appear In • meat.
altrsc Ire sod select programme. lee Aster* an
nouncements
Dlegram• (or ßeserved Seats be ope n at H.
Kla; gg k R Run on :TUESDAY MORN LIMO. at
10 o'clock. •
admission—ONE DOLLAR. No extra attaxia
for reserved seats. stole
74 " - SEAS O . 7I OF 1566-7.
THE CHA I STIONE AKERIOA AItrOONIN
161.41-194:M7 XCI 3ZE.41-TAX.s,
Tharshy, Fridsy and Falurday, Not 22d, and Lit
- _
IS ARTISTS Or . TALk.biIY.A.ND CKLESItIi'T
Headed by the World-Camotto
Mt NI XIX 'C7 Cs .31C Mg" ,
The Circa Shokespeueou Comedlan A matrons
acknowledged to :be without Peer In
the Miustest Profession.
Admusion 3u cents.' , Reserved Seats 50 eon
Mir Tickets can be secured In steamer, at Pt
TOu WS Neves Depot.
11. R. PARMELEE.
Advertising Agent.
lELEZEM
GRAND •
GYMNASTIC AND AGRODATIO
• B.rTERTa_GEMENT,
BY THE
Pil TSBUROH GYMNASTIO ASSOCIATIO
WLUziat 5a611,1
On Thnisday Evpning; Nov. 22 ,
ASSISTED BY THE TUB-NNW ASSOCIATION -
Tickets 50'eetite—for sale et the Book sal Ms
uores and at the loot• Perforoune*sommesoses
6%7% o'clock. Loots open et 7 aoN:O2-
'PROF. BROOKS' FASHIONA.
B LE DAN CI NO ACADEMY. MILO HAL L
75 TEUILDBI7I3.[T, Pitlahurgh, is no. open day and
evening. Juvenile Class, Wednesdays and Imar
days at 2 Ladies' (Bass, lnesday and Friday
at 2 P. B. ; Gentlemen's Class, Tuesday and radar
,t 1 r.
All the fashionable Waltzes. Quadrilles andOo•:
union. will be laxlght on
hin tsb Lena& ma..
call at the Music atoms for ulars confaltdu
terms de.
FASHIONS
~ ~~ ~ : ~~ i f ~ 1
cors.diss szoimasut
SOHO OIL WORKS,
MUM KEHEW &CO,
CELEBRATED SPERM LIIBRIUTOIt,
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILU
Sperm, Lard and Whale Oil.,
Standaid White Burning Oil,
WOOLDRIDGE OIL REWIRING
WORKS IN TEICPERANCEVILLIS
Mee, No. 2 Duquesne Way,
CN ear 13110easUn Bridge.)
MAIRITACTIMILILi PUBSwfnu
EMTILMELNIGI. 4013 L.
EUREKA OIL WORKS,
mi. - strrAcroardis or ..
EUREH.S ektilso.or oIt•
The (Web:100
EUREKA SPERM LUBRICATING OILS,
And Wboleiele Deniers In '
Crude, Refined and Lubricating Oils, `
- LARD. IiFELTAL, WHALE AND nal OLLS.
NO. 31..MarkC St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
O. 0. 3:4103 3 . 1 Can.
maple..• And read
nold:old
WARING & KING,
CarSSIOS BSCHMS Mit EMU
Petroleum and its` Products,
4 DEIQUES.TE
swroreaErcr.riocorma;
rlim AlmixtuA..s.Doszas:
'WARING, KING CO..
1nT17:a45 197 Watnattt» MU*
'nu p.a.•Aispizacui •
1. 1 , ,.L0LE OIL WORKS,
• ii/41;471'0112.041:114,•-
WICHINIAN & ANDERSON.
ReOnersaud Dealers In. .. • .
P ET R OLE-UM.
017fICE. ESECONDsibinr, MENEM amsoocrs.
T. AND IJUQUIrANK Wax; at:nets:a
ALQ.
Tti ,ROII.INCE OF A ?ooze ..iouNtr-ItAit;
Del deiuoitio,
Del Deniouio.
Del Demonie.
MtLL.
ArTGIITS oxzr,
CO3IMENC IN
And the Four Succeeding Nights, November
27th, 28th, Mth, andbrth, .
Adminton
Reamed Beats
M=3
POSITIVELY FO BUT ONE NI6HT.
MASTER RICHARD COX ER,
MONO. P. BRUN'S,
The Warld-renoenied Violinist
MlB3 YALE,
COTTON 43: MURPHY'S
CALIFORNIA' MINSTRELS
AND BRASS BAND
MANUTAOTOEIZZ9 OP THZ
HQ LIM, tdris on, wuneank
No. 8S Market Street,
rrnisßmws, PS.®
Ilit10) FOR A
4ocsax:vm.
OF PITTSBURCH. PENNA.
JOHN WAIT, ?reddens.
its.vsy 11. LON% SW) sad MASS%
Brand—"Luoifer."
2:ess
M:{. i dli
Lw rigunr. 11017 SE,
PitiladaPiaidl; A
The subscribers haring based this feeeceet.
It has been RESITTZD .AN U FURNISHED DI AN
ELIPIANT tuourr.R, end Linos prepared Ina
Deemost perfect, appointments tor the receptiOn
0 .... The lint poeltloll ninon nrsterlass kbronsis
will be malutalneci In the. tuntre,ne in theposn •
snesubbile - • • BOAC% Chl,A=LaTe
GRANT ROUSE,
v. aQ. oinniair, Nwrcwiatc,
toner et linella et Idol iirek
- Near the Suspension Bridge,
*town NMI%NIVX4 - Ze s ,
UM