El
13
II
BATES&BELL'S
BATES & BELL'S
GENERIL REDUCTION -
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
'Merinos,
Empress Cloths;
Poplins,
Tartan Plaids,
Poplin Plaids,
Victoria Cords,
Evening Silks,
Dress Silks,
Cloaks, Shawls,
Blankets, Balmorals,
Plaid Flannels.,
BATES & BELL'S.
BATES (Sr, BELL'S.
GIIEJLT REDUCTION SALE OF
DRY GOODS,
CARDNER & SCIILEITER'S,
92
wLek.iv—ix.33er
to eludlux a Large Btocit of NEW 1.1001 , 6 oarcits,
ad at a venr GREAT REDUCTION. and .111 be
veld hilly AO phi cent. laaa than prices TEN IJAYti
AGU
=I
FINE BARATHEA CLOTHS
At 50 cent!. Reduced from 87;, cent.
TWO CASES
DAM; MAID POPLINS,
At 10 cents. Beguced from 73 cents
UJ"S.4•J 'i.l
MEM=
At 39 cents. Erluced from 73 Cents
MEM
I=l
At 111,C0 per yard. Red:iced from 41.23
EMU
131 :33:130013=
Seduced 50 coats oa a yard
PLAIDS, POPLINS. EMPIIESSCLOTIIti,
miurrs, FRENCH PLAIDS, nomuns
DEEM
New 13ress Goods
Just purohaaecl. and wall be sold •t a
LARGE. REDUCTION.
BLANKETS AND FLANNELS
REDUCED. I
Domestic Goods
• REDUCED.
PRINTS AND MUSLIM 12} CTS.
B4L . JIIOR.IL SHIRTS
I REDECED ONE HALF
ENTIRE STOCK OF
NEW DRY GOODS
AT A REDUCTION.
1M
3/ACHIM, GLIDE & CO., I
78 and 80 Market Street,
3.VORK BOXES,
'JEWEL CASES.
WATCH !STANDS, N
CIGAR sTADS.
CARD BASKETS,
LS.
TRAVELISATCHENG LOB,
ALBUMS. its
EMBROIL/IMES,
LACES, •
El A NDKETIC MEE'S,
•
COLLAR
11161ERY AND 0 LOVES
•
FURNISIDNU GOODS,
ZEFIL YU ski AWLS,
SACKS AND RotiDS
LIBLAS .A 111) SCARFS
tow* Bigro. h ,
DI En,
WATERFALL.,
HAIR KULL!, d
Storrkrepers will Sod it to their adrantage,f.
aeiort their Stock from our
Wholesale Department.
der
3IACUUDI it CARLISLE,
19 Fifth Street.
MAGNIFICENT HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Rich Jr..! and Worlißoaes:
otch, Hendee:tideland Olove Boxeal
Flegant Ferran:ivy etands•
Cigar Stands and DressinkCuell:
Pine Pans, Belt Clasps, A um . ;
Bogarood and Jet Jewelry;
FLne athroe. Wallets and Bags. .
We are also opening • choice eollection of •
Reel and Imitation Lace Goods:
Plain and Embroidered Handiterchletai
• Ladles' Cashmere bcarrl:
.• Pine Cloth and Rid Glove.:
- Croquet andokatlng Hose;
Under tart. and Drawers; a comrlete stone:
Ear Mans. e nen att!cle.
MACRUM & CARLISLE
Are Solo Agents In this city for the LOCH, 00D
CLUTH is D ND ALI. revER.COLLARS.
Sharp'. L ra ß tmt Tags end Dlt cotton Labe le;
Elras.elfaalded raper collars;
The Llteln Imitation Collars:
The "Star" Start, warranted tot:
BDrakradleyre at 's Dupi
3lanu ng
fa ll c E lu pi rere , rrICER: tic Skirt all elzer—To
Balmoral Wets.
_ our e tales stock at LESS THAN HALF THEIR
. OsT.
(-MERCHANTS AND DEALERS will drat oar
prlses much reduced, and many articles at leas
- than cost, In order to awe out.
Ladle. and Odntlemen wishing to make Ifoltday
Frs.:ate ilk 111 fid My vestal anti suitable ankles
Ureatly 'iodated Priem
MAORTIII & OARLISLE,
- --
TTEW.FALL GOODS,
4.‘
1)1
XO. 19 IFIFVII STREET.
DIEHOWERIEB. in new and elegant patterns,;
NC): And PLAIN HOst ion% In beet qualities;
ERISEOIDEIittII AS DEERC tEyei;
HEM-STITCHED do
V/ t tIE N N Vd d L I' A E C A I4 . KAY: THRiCiD LAOIS
IMITATION do do LIIITATIoN do do
tiUIPUItE LACE, do bIUIPURE do
t-..VPBI:I3," 4 IEi t is' s •`,II"7,II I LITigATP;
breett j a ' liE(J11-TIES, PAYEE
EN CULL,••
ZEPHI ,LOYEDB,--
alama"
LU lip Woot.•
,
And a tall llne of
NOTIONS, &o.
I our (Goode irefold M
rer;l77ool l E
, 104M11131 Wirlefaig.
CARR, ftIcCANIADESB & CO.,
(lass Ousn • 00..)
ILIOLiSALE DEALEI IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
29"cr. , 94 NW aocl
m d a yous. above Dtamon
ED
lITRIENSE
CLOSING OUT SALE.
.550,000 WCI-11,71-IEI
OF FINE FILL IND WI TER
C, La CO I-I I IST CI-.
sl6,ooo_Worth of
DRAWERS, UNDERSHIRTS,
WHITE SHIRTS,
COTTON AND WOOLEN HOSIERY,
Scarfs, Ties, Suspenders, be.
Also, $5,000 Worth of Gloves,'
Of all Deocriptiou, all of which will ba oold at
ACTUAL COST
FOR SIXTY DAYS,
AND MUST BE SOLD
Before "ewer leg to tlf New Bundle'',
Opposite the Union Depot.
Sr The lease of Store , and Dwelling, together
Ith Col.-eters, Blielvtng. Show Cases:Ss., for sale.
3. D. RAMAT/LEY,
334 and 336 Liberty Street,
QM=
NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED
3Ersr
JOB. HORNE & CO.
eo.rxe:rsl.lll
Al :Use lending Fall itylts
:yep and Frames, Parts Fano - Lend Colored Sills
Vs: eta In most desirable shades: Plain Fumy Ron,
sad Trimming Ribbons, new and rich colors;
Flowers, choloest French ind Aline riun ; Feathers,
ratty hat and tiaras. ' 1
El MX 33 XL CD X XII XL =HIM,
tWiqassorted.l
Cambria, Hambgrg; awls., Loose, Cluny, Palen-
Anne Edging. mid Inserting.; Financings, Bands
and itutn4s e . Iluatirs.idered and Plaln Linen Col
ark 1,54 • ts, Lanes arid Lace Goods.
Mess as Cloak Trinimitiga and Ornaments; ".
Bul Prinzelnips and Brads;
Dress 415 . . ,
I Bals wous
Yrames.:
A Meet Complete Stock of Jaeonea, Cambria
Mona, te., - ./ta.
Hand(
braid Lea, Her.-atitebed, Item
ue_„d, Embroidered, Tape Bordered, eta., ete.
lgoelerrand Glover le every variety and Claim
Ladle. mI4E/epee llddearear.
. _
Furno/14ng Goods:
ffttsPendees and Neek-Ties; lit.", Billets and
Drawers; Duplex, Bon•Ton and Lit 1-I.p Skirts;
Conte., Hair Puffs, Nets, Union and bilk Belting.
Buttons—the...se novelties, all kinds.
Tam.—Greatest Twisty, Caahniere, Lambs Wobl
an 4 Kni• Iglu the various inLetures, plain colors
nd rannorn.
Gent'. Paper (.1011ars, and eyenthirrg to the No
lo:- Ace.
e'rtcis u ow aa Eastern Jobbing Howes.
Noe. 77 and 79 Market Street.
►nlll-
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
ARBUTHNOT, SHANNON & CO.,
N. 115 Wood Si, Pittsburgh, •
Have Memo and receiving, • full assortment of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Which they offer at •
EASTERN PRICES
AHD To WHICH
The 'Attention of Dealers is Invited.
G. AIM CTIMOT..W. T. 81141.HR0N..J.12. STTZIISITEION.
de/0
WILLIAM MILLER,
SUCCESSOR TO
MILLER dr, RICKETSON,
l •
WHOLESALE GROCEIRS
/LSD 12dpORTERS OP
Brandies, Wines and Cigars,
Nos, 221 and 223,
Corner of. Liberty and Irwin Streets,
P1TT51.11.41.711, PA.
IRON, NAILS, COTTON YARNS. &C.,
Cousisetlyor. band. 1911
G D G REAT SALE OF ORIGLNAL AN
`..a VALUABLE OIL PAINTINOS, the Genuine
Art Production. of Distinguished American and
Simeon Artists.—Fßl VAT elliftti LNG. December
21se, at 10 o'clock, and to be continued In the even
ing at 73.5 o'clock. will be..old. on second floor of
Commercial pales Rooms. 106 Smithdeld etreet,
(side entrance also from I.llth street.) a munifi
cent collection of genuine Art Productions, by 011-
tleguished American and Foreign Artiste. to which
the lettermen of connoiseeurs and lovers of fine
arts hi confidently invited. The paintless were
mostly purchased by Mr. tiabrylewits Sheet Iv from
the artiste, and in some cotes painted from sketch
es made exclusively lor bin,. Among- the orthts
represented are booing. Otto, nommer, Hamilton.
fineridan toting, J. IVlleon 'Nicholson, Moran,
Beerby..Faulkner, Junta& earl Butte. Paul Web-
Tr, Starkentarsh, cod menrotbem equal.l ern:neut.
hese are not cook., nor formalize picture.. sued
t usually sold, but carefully lanoreil t righteds of
great artists.. The superb Fine Art Collection f Orti
welch Mr. tiehrylewitt made sale In our city beet
Spring, will be remembered by those who Aelted
It on .111. Ts of exhibition or sale, as Wog the first
penile offer of genuine Aft Production In this car.
The Paintings will now remain open to the free
Inspection of the pub le, every day and evening.
ntiliate. Aionnolesetirs and *rants. ladies. scri
t
until
and all lovers of tine arm are reset etfifilY
In•lted. Descriptive Cataloe nes now reedy.
dris A. MeILWAINE,
ALLEN'S REFINED . •
.
IU ruvrli ST RE ET
A Superior Article
GRAFF & REITER, Sole Agte.,
215 Liberty Si,, Pittsburgh,
MEI
TEIOUSAND IN USE OF
A. PRINCE'S AUTOMATIC ORGANS AND MIC-
LopEoNl3.. Every pstettment warranted for FIVE
YEARS.
An Illustrated Catalogue. with 11111 description of
styles, will be sent tree to any address.
CHARLOTTE ISLUMIL
No. 4 3 'Filth street, second door above Wood.
dela - Wholesale and Retail Agents.
HOLBES, BELL & co.,
Anchor Cotton Mills, Pittsburgh,
Manufacturers of
ANCTIOR MIESTI NOB,
ANCHOR Di EIItEETI titf
M ,
.A.IEMa Mt NH RETI
p1.,11 LS TVII,I rt.
B °I I IIETS, CAMMELIAS, Ac.—We
have tb• largest_ap4 beat stock of WIYITILII
FIAJWERINti PLANT'S aOo,t the city, slid IPre
prrparsd foralshlreddlog sod othsr parties pith
Tabliand Band Itooucti. "dorsi Deslgns,4o.,_oo
shOrt oath*. W. can alto famish 'Floral Wreath'.
I.7rOdStS, &o. All orders promptly attended to.
Canyon to the Li rerchovirs every few mlautts.
444 JVILN B. A A. AST.I/1/KICII.
l±~l
Opposite Wayne.
asegrtment •f
FOR SALE 111 r
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. EARLY TELEGRAMS.
Assault bjUotobers.
The Titusville Herald tells the following
story: On Thuriday evening, about nine
o'clock, Mr. R. C. P. Brown the well-known 1 : The French Troops to Heinlein. Neutral
Superintendent of ilia-Great Republic 011 .
—Narrow Escape of Maximilian
a Very narrow escape from: New Vona, December 19.—Mextean dates of
el
the Ith have bean received. Bit Mao had death, and returned the compliment by B
ingshoot-
and probably killing coo of his assailants. " sued a manifesto declaring that the French
The eircernstances Of the case seeress follows, troops would hereafter remain neutral,
' taking no part whatever in Mexican atfairS.
Mr; Brown was returning on horseback to this
city from his runche on Cherry Run. he had i dashed into Orizaba, on the 4th, and captured
'General Rodrigues with three hundred men
nearly reached the Fountain inn, about a half a lot of mules. He could easily captured the
Mlle from Pine Creek bridge. it was snowing ' Emperor and his Ministers.
An anti. French and and-American demon
herd, his, hat was pulled over his eyes, and ho i
stration was held In Grittier', when It was
was slowly walking his borer down the big known that Maximilian would resume the
hill east of the inn. The first Indication Mr. th3-one.
Brown had of being molested was the seizure I An Imperial rePort says General Diaz has
of his horse's bridle by a man who sprang ; declared for the Empire, and briuge eight
from the side of the road. Mr. Brown attempt- i thousand Men with him.
ed to draw his pistol, but at the same instant Maximilian issued a proclamation at Oriza
another man, stepping close to liis side, pre- be., on the Ist, and promulgated in the City of
Bunted a pistol at the breast and fired. The I Mexico on the btli, announcing the resumption
hall entered it leather pocket book containing of the reins of Government, and stating that
apackage of letters and a small ferrotype a, Natmeal Congress would ho convened,
lateness, which were in his right breast pock. which shone' vote on the question of the eon
et.. The force of the concussion nearly unseat. tinuance of the Empire.
ed him, but he had drawn his revolver
and placed it within a few Inches of
the other's breast, tired, and the man fell, ut
tering a single exclamation. ills roe federate
had nut theborse's rein, but still held him by
tife bit. Tee animal dragged him a short
dle
taoen and then broke away, bringing his rider
to Titusville On the double-qulek. Mr. Brown
rose to the-More of E. C. Sanderson, "and
log obtained Ids assistance and that of a
friend, the three returned as soon as possible.
to the place of encounter. They found the
snow marked with blood and in one place a
large pool of blood, apparently a quart. There
sus a fresh wagon track ankfurther evidences
that the mthly had been lifted from the ground
an-t carried away In t bat manner. They Were
unable, however, to trace the wagon on ac,L
count. of the Mama snow. The city pollee
yaterdery stalled In pursuit and are now oa
the track of suspected parties. These state
ments are In no way exaggeiated. Mr-Brown
Is well known 1n the oil region, and la recog
nized us a man of undisputed courage and In
tegrity. Be has enjoyed soma reputation as a
skillful pistol shot, but probably never put
this accomplishment to a more critical test.
Ile to warmly eongratialated ou his -remarka
ble escape.
Entargentent of Forest County.
The bill enlarging the boundary of Forest
county, passed by the last legislature, hes
been signed by the tiovernOr since the elec.
lion. The Commissioners appointed In the
bill are J. A. Leach, of Mercer county, Jacob
Zeigler, of Itutler county, and C. Fulkersom
of Venango county, bate held several meet.
legs In reference to locating the line which
is to cut off a portion of Venango county. The
original bill 'contemplated taking what Is
known as the .'TlOnesta region" from Veinin
g° county, and attaching it to Forest. This
embraced the townships of Kingsley, Karma.
ny, Hickory, Tionesta, and Tionesta borough.
The citizens of Harmony • township are oppo
sed to the ineasure.......Cnder a supplement to
the bill, the commissioners proposed to take
a slice of Alleghony township, which is also
opposed by the citizens. The constituttonall.
ty of the bill will most probably be tested be
fore the Supreme Court. Tionesta will Most
likely he - selected as the county scat of the
reorganized county.'
A Shoemaker Wit:ea Mob
• A shoemaker in Chlo, has seen the last of
hard work and has had his little ail-handsome
ly Increased. lie will henceforth peg awa}: at
life without being hammered by adiorsity,
andis In no danger of getting " strapped.',
The Lebanon Stor mentions, that a Mr. Gar
wood, of Warren county, has fallenheir to an
estate•valued at #lOOOO, left the reccat death
i
of an old relative n New dersev Mr. Gar
wood, e are told, is c Very worthy old gen
tleman, lie IS a shoemaker, and has hereto
fore earned big bread by hard' wock. His
neighbors think Ito is lust the man who ought
to fall heir to a little fortune. Ile ilac a wife
living, but no children. 1110,1:05 ought to make
the old couple tomtotteblo the balance of their
:Wes.
Finding n Skeleton
The Easton Erprers arts s: The akeloton of an
unknown man ir as found a few days since. In
a piece of woods near AterOs Ferry, In tipper
Mount Ilethel, by a party of men who were out
hunting. and who chanced to be in that vicin
ity. The whole affair is shronded In mystery,
ad no ono appears to be able to account for it,
in any way. No ono aeems to know who the
person could have been, or how be got there;
and how be came by his death! The skeleton
bore the appearance of having been there (or
a considerable time—at least some months—
as the. body was entirely decomposed, and
there was nothing left but the tones. -I
Forger)
Sheriff Ilysher, of Montgomery county, has
been made the victim of a forgery to the
amount of the discovery of which wan
made only a few Jaye ago. It wppeere that
In October last. a cheek for that amount par
able to the order of one ifleasOn: purporting
to hare been signed by the Sheriff, was C.Whed
at the Montgomery National Bank. On hut
Thursday it wasdiscovered that this check
was a forgery. It had every appearance of
genuineness, the signature being a. perfect
Ine :Oldie of the Sher'.lrs and it is not cur
prising that the bank o ff icers were deceived.
The loss le, of course, borne by the bank.
Ileavy Ttkeft
- Sylvester 11. Smith, of Bethlehem, previnos
to entering the Irsf p. nu. eafftWard bound
train, at Elston depot, on F'riday lveeki had
his pocket pieced of a wallet containing near
ly eight hundred dellars. The jconfinctor ob•
served three men stet en the train at Reading,
whom he •fspotted , f as" light fingered gentry."
and who answered the oeserlption given by
Mr. Smith of the men who Jostled film Just bo.
fore he entered the ears. At that time he was
sensible of a of his watch, guard, but
'feeling for his watch he found it safe. After
passing into the car, lie searched - in his poca
eLs for the wallet—it was missing.
•
A Timely Pardon---Charles Victor, a ser
geant in United State-s army was convicted
aLt the last term of the Common Pleas of Cuya
hOga county, Ohio, of manslaughtet, in atioet
log Capt. st °nett, and sentenced to the Pear
tentiary. Ile arrived at the Penitentiary on
Monday, b ut there came wilthddm his pardon,
signed by Got. Cox, and ho was at once re
leased under orders to report at once to his
bsttery; now stationed at Fort Trataiall, Con
necticut. Sergeant Victor is satil.to have been
a good soldler.
Sinn Drowned.—The Venango Spectator
55>s: 00 Wednesday forenoon of last week a
man was seen floating down the river on a
small raft without oars. Being unable to guide
it In the swift current, the raft struck nue of
the liters of the Allegheny bridge and went to
pieces. The unfortunate man, whose name la
,
unknown was thrown overboard i op the shock
• and annkto rise no more.
Skater Drowned. —A son of Edward D.
White, of Spartansburg, imod - about fourteen
years, WAS drowned on Tuesday last, while
skating, on the mill pond near that town. The
ice wan so thin that assistance could not reach
him, and the body was not recovered until is
channel was Cut through the ice and a bold
pushed to thnspot where he disappeared.
Columbus Wlelreducee.—lteport• made
by the proper officers to the Captain or the
City Police, show that there aro now In Co-
I umbtriflity - -stx houses of ill fume, and about
two hundred and 1111 y-seven saloons and dram
shops. The ✓aunt! ssys this may very appro
priately be termed a damning record.
Hard-Times Among the Laborers.—The
laborers on the Lehigh Valley extension
North, struck agauvit a reduction of twenty
five cents per any, and were not at work on
Monday. ,They say that with provisions so
high they cannot keep their families on less
than 62 a day.
New, Bridge.—A. splendid bridge is 1n
course of croctlou at Bethlehem, across the
Lehigh river, immediately above thu old
wagon bridge, to connect the new railroad of
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
from Mauch Chunk, with the North Penn road
frointhe city,.
Bents In ell Ctly.—Tho p.ple of Oil city
are agitating the question. of low rents. As
an illustration of the present schedule one
piece of property which can bo bough t for
4,000 now rents for ta1,500.
Ills Name—John Moshe[Trey was the name
Of the nntortunate man who WWI recently run
over and Instnntly killed, on the North Penn
sylvania railroad, at „Tloga station. Ilia body
Wag severed In twain.
An r Object or Chneity.—The Mercer
i n; r r.; , , ,, . s o
n il t t l
v o c x. ry •e? . m 4, T i l e t e n s s t i o . n?r , of 'that county
tlaJi e huaine2s." Ile had b ' e7l. ) er " illfffai l aTa t a t Tl
stave ahead.
Ileap.—The Delaware and. Lackawana
Railroad !Inv° foralirded to market during
tlin season : inst c . o.intl, considerably over a
million and a tall tans of coal. Blaze away !
Decopftwtlon.—All the echoel directors of
• Pine Grove tewnphip, Warren county, were
recently turned out of office by Judge John
non, for refusing to imtia a echool•housc.
Mutelde or a liromnn.-I , lrw. Gumbcrt, of
Drover township, Jefferson county, VS, MM.
Initted suicide on the al that., by Jumping Into
! a mail atlcam of water near for Lome,
I=
G. 137.terson Itarford, for e 17,1100, en
' :mgt.! to erect nt het tymburgh white rhaft of
..venther-proot marble forty-eacen feet
high, tbe'stlau tory work of wbleh Mtn been al
' ready begun by 'Rogers, In Italy, arta will be
Iluldberl , ..uteary I, leo. Ills plan wan itecept.•
tho Board. of llanagers, at thelripeetlng.
laic Friday.
•
—John Bright cam in relation to the Atlan
tic Cable: "I regard what has been done as the
most marvellous thing in human history. I
think it more marvellous than the invention
of printing, or, I am ready to say, than the
voyages of the Genoese.
—captain Mayne Reid, the novelist, is a
bankrupt. Ills debts amount to 4.30,000. His
(allure is attributed to an unfortunate invest
ment in real estate.
—The Bishop of Oxford has had himself pho
tographed in the posture of .benediction, ex
citing the disgust of Low churchmen.
—Five convicts escaped from the State Peni
tntping y through iary at Joliet, b
intogetting eeeinto a sewer and
cr
—The Archbishop of Canterbury has been
thirty years in the ranks without publishing
anything, sermon or treatise.
—The other day in Dubuque a grateful con,'
Calescent patient presented his physician
a 'too piano.
—The correspcndents agre Su saying that
DismarlCs health continues tuisatisb,ctory.
—Mr. Garwood, .a shoemaker of Harvey!
bars, Otto, too Mon Lair to KW.
FROM MEXICO,
- -
FROM VIRGINIA.
The U. N. Court at Norfolk—.andge Un
derwood's Charge—When ChlefJustlee
Will Hold a Court.
Necrotic, December 19.—The United States
District Court, Judge Underwood presiding,
opened yesterday. Eighteen Grand Jurors
Were present. Judge Underwood, in chargibrr
the limy, /mid their labors won't! be brief.
Crime would principally occupy . _their atten
tion. There would be several offenses against
the revenue and' postal laws, and a case of
counterfeiting..
A case °Eamon under the Conilscation Act.,
United States yeJ• two brothers named Daw
son, of Loudon, Virginia, was dismissed this
morning.
it Is - uncertain when the Circuit Court will
meet, as Cnief Justice Chase lies not yet made
known his Intentions respecting special seal
aims.
An Increased Tariff on Wool.
Wrontywrox, Dec. large delegation of
wool growers had a protructo.l interview with
Secretary McCulloch, and it is Unde rstood that
he and Secretary II ells are both opposed to
any additional duty. on wool. The growers
assured the Secretary that unless something
was done to protect them against the present
unjust tariff, they will ho obliged to glee up
business. The noun° bill of last session is all
the protection they require.
- The Fanlan Trials In Canada.
Dee.l9.—ln the court 'to-day
Judge Jonnson gave judgment on the chill.
lenge yesterday of tne array of a petit jury, by
dismissing Devlin's challenge. Theeourt pro
heeded to empa nel for Illadden's trial.
Steamboat 'Petrel Burnell
CINCINNATI, December 19.—The steamer,
Petrel was dlstroyed b 7 Me at the foot of John
street, tub morning. The /049 Is twenty.two
thousand dollars. It was insured for sixteen
thousand dollars.
!Treasurer Appointed
CIIKINXATI, December V. , .—Milus (been
wood bas been appointed Treasurer of iii m
ilton county in the place of ticueral l'arry de
ceased.
ridistcEs.
TiIirtRANCLVILLT, D c. 11.1 a, 1.444.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF
T WV/MY TEUtITItEi of the
Law-FELLOWS FWD Avfoclemos.,
Will he held In their HALL, In Tcmpernn,vllle
dANUAIIt lth, Dial, at 6 o nto•l r. u.
CIME
NINO. BRYANT. Srerel!, T.
FLnST NATIONAL BANK OE'
• rirrasuicwi.—The Aunual Elecliou for Di
ieqtart of the FIRST S ATIONAL BANK will talc
•
place oo TUEeDAY. Jaohary Imo, at the
Rank, ta.leierri 11 o'clock L. M.. awl 2 o'clock P. Y.
J. D. SCULLS, Cashier.
/11 , INN NATIONAL It NN.
Iltrt Sac nOll, December Hth. len&
N ELECTION FOIL NINE DI
RECTORS. tw serve for the thsulionyear,
be held at the It AHKINU HOUSE. 00 tUESULT.
January ath, Ise:, between the hours Dill a. H. I ad
delta sl G. A„ .. E . IILIyr. Cashier.
Tint Itt.rot. 0 tS trioNAl.llo.% or
AL1.1.1111,r, December Mb, II 6. 5
THE 'ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Director. a•[ MD Bank .1 , 1 be 1.11.1 en
I=ll
Itet.een the Gout" of It the
Itsta.lng House. . J. 1./At - 117;0N.
Cubler.
_
riOrtzts NATION At BANK.
VITT:Li:Kt.. December btk, POS.
ELECTION NOTICE.—An Elec
tion bat Keren Directors of this Bank, to serve
for the cosultur year, will be held at tile Book. on
TUZSDAY, January sth, IsCi, retweso the boon
0(1 et:
. pc 0 1 . .. 04 _ 4 2r. N.
c.l F. N. litiliDON, Cashier.
FIRST NATION IL BANK or ALLIMICKT.
Dec. sill, mita. f
THE ANNEAL ELECTION FOB
I.I.IIECTORS of this Bank, wilt into place Al
the BANKING SWUM on TUESDAY, Januar)
Sib. 147. between the hours of Ito.. andl T. N.
delllpso Jitilla r. ISEAUEIt. Cashier.
ALLIciiiNY NATIONAL DANR,
Vecensher sth, I.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF DI.
RECTOIM of thIS flank, Till tat, plate •t the
Banking Muse, on TIIEWAY. January - Fth, LW,
between the bonnet ll A. lE. and 2r. U.
R. W. MACKEY. Cashier.
UNION \ATIONSL DAZOL,
CITTsBI'BOII. Ilt,catber Bth. 1866.
AN ELECTION FOR NINE Dl
nEcTuns, to sene for the et:twiny. 788 x, wilt
be held at the BANKING LOUSE, ou TIIEbDAY,
Jaanar7 Sth, 1147, between the bourn ofll A. X. IVA /
11, Y.
de10:01 R. M. SMITII, Cashier.
. ICON CITY NAT 10."... BANK OF 1'I1T4ISI:1:011,
I'ISTNULA.OI. Dec. I.
ITHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
DIRECTORS OF Tills BANK, will be Debi
on TUESDAY, January "OD, DV, between the
boors of 1 and 1 o'clock r. x., at the Banking
Bone.
delCbtatarT, JOHN MAGOFFIN, Usable,
NiTIONA.I. ItAtilt or Prrisarrnaii.
l'irfournou, PA.. Dec. S. 1460.
NECTUIt4 KIU 'take place at Irißlf:Aft
ItuUdE, on 'tUESDA.Y. January Rh. IbC, btMearl
the hour. of Itrrti: A. it. 144 Iwo r.
H. 51. MURRAY. Cashier.
MYER:HANTS AWL, SIANCIrAt'II RIM+ SAT. RANK,
riTT1,111:1:011, lice. Bte, INA
TOE ANNUAL ELECTION FOB
•••DIB CeTOlll3 of this Sauk will take .rlace at the
BANSIMI TURSDAY. Jamiari' the
14.1 i, 7E67, hetween tee hour,. oflla. Ir. and 2r.
deloV7 JOHN scorr, ]it., Castile,
TIIInU NATIONAL BANK, I'lrr.divlioll,
riTTSBUIIOII. Dee. Bth,
L'LECTION NOTICE.—The Annu
al Election for NINE DIBEUTOBB for this
Its, 1.. toy
erre during the ensuing year, will be
held at the Bank, on TUESDAY, the MN day of
January; .1307, between the hours of of tl A. nt. sad
r.U.
' JOHN B. LIVINDIVIVN, Cashier.
MECHANICS' NATIO4AL. BANK,
riTTHICUAJIA, Lee. 7th, ltegi. I
rI I IIE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
LHILECTORS OF TIILS B .N It, will be held at
the BANKING HOUSE, On TUESDAY. Janussl
fith, 1347, between the hours of 11 A. M. And 1 o'clock
P. at. JNU. (....11•11TIN,
dettp.D Cashier.
• CITY OF ALLEGHENY, r
TEILASCREICi OFFICE. December 12th, ISG6. 5
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
the bolder, of the els. ner cent. MUNI
-1•I rAL, )NDS of the City of Allegheny, that the
Coupons on sold Ronde coming due January in.
til 1, will be paid on ~Id day tes• the Mate Tax )01
the Dank of rOtsbOrjb, In the City of l'lttaburgh,
ra. mecnatuuN,
del2:p93 Treasnrer or the elle of .1111,1thernY•
urs or ALL codurnr,
TIICASVILLICS OFLIC , is 12th, 38
_
ALLEGHENY CITY COMPRO
MUM WANTED—Persons holding Com
proud. Bands of the City of Allegheny, Pa., are
bereby notleed that the SINK! NU FlTh I) for Mid;
will be lev.ted In these Bonds at the lowest rate.
offered. Proposals will be received by the under
slxnedotll Tuesday, the Ist of JMAC anuary
n fillit Igi7.
U. ON.
derld)7o Treasurer of the City of Allegheny.
p:0 40 ailk: rA;,,p
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK,
No. 43 Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
Tide Hank having been laof tely organized, ir ls now
openf
I:Ik ( 14 " /1:01:, " ' lVr i t u t ' ro • P ' Zreo " s t near
Public moat ,
Deposes received In par and current funds.
Interest allowed on 'late deposits.
Collections made onall principal points the
Vulted States and Caned..
Discount, Days—EVELLY TUESDAY and "ELL
DAY
MIS=
John A. Scott.
James W. els.l,
[Rome W. Ilabn
(100. IL Illdd
Blmon Drum,
II 'yid hiscrerrotl,
William Park.
• JAMES 11. RIDDLE. enetbler,
.103:01
BANKING HOUSE.
N. HOLIIIES & SONS,
Mietat
No. 57 MARKET STREET, Pittsburgh.
PlCgit,T.V.74 ° .!l,'o l ll ar
la F elo n rl:cfN l il ‘•C'ilats'Cf7ibel
Oohed plate. nod amyl". i.
STOCKS BOMBARD OTHER SEOURITIES
Bought and Sold On Commission.
r•rtiCIIISZ &Motion paid to aka purdnasa and
sale of
UNITE- STAT SEMUTII3B.
ISCLM)ttig
rsitti tate. Biz do oil atB§l;
o.
0. 5,04:
Pl4ll lichttel •
. v:rsaieste. az fodemodnen.
Vtdera and Xonchers bovett or collteced, Jan ily
5 Ni" Fa l _iV/1 0 P 10
es.; 4 41:10:1 I x "Ash,
BOILER MAKERS
AND
SHEET 'IRON WORKERS,
Noe. 20, 22, 24 and 26 Penn St.
•
Having secured a large yard. and furnished It with
the most approvedmachinery, - we are prepared to
manufacture every description of Ikilera, In the
best manner, and warranted equal to any made in
the, country. Chlmneys, Breeching, Fire Beds,.
Steam Me.. Locomotive Bolters l Condensers, Salt
Cans, Tanks, Of) 811111, Arttetors, Settling Pans.
Boller Iron. Bridges, hug, Pans; and sole mann
futurers of BAUNIIILL , S.PATMNT BOIL.EItS.
Repairing done on the shortest notice. Jes:cil
IarLARE SUPERIOR
COPPER MILL AND WELTING:WORKS.
PITTNBORtiIit
PARK,. McCURDY ft .- CO.,
Manuriaturcrs of Sheathing, Brestert. and Bolt
Copper, Pressed Copper Bottoms, liaised Still. Bo
ttoms, Spotter Solder. Also, Importers and dealers
in 'Metals, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Wire, Ac. Con
stantly on hand. Tinnero Machines and Tools.
Warehouse, NO, 140 FIRST and I.3)BI.CoNDSTRE.TS.
rlttablirgh. Special order. of Copper cut to any
desired pattern. my DmaialAwT
IgrPIT'I'SBURGII SAW WORKS,
rePF4 II YELIr
ers -
SAINff
d CAST STEEL S,
of every description, Mill,
Mulct. Cross-Cut, Mang, and all other varieties.
All kinds of KNIVES made from
Skeet Cast Steel:Extra relined REAPER and MOW
ING KNIVES. dc.
AfirWvehonse and Works, corner WATER. and
81.10nY SPnitlrra, Pittsburgh,
Particular attention paid to re-toothlng, gum
ming and straightening Circular Sane; also, repair"
of all kinds. Parichiltat and. Drilling done at rea
sonable rates. les:e3a
104. ROBINSON, REA & CO., (Sue
oe.sors to )/9BINSON. MINN Q MiLtr.ns,)
WASHINGTON WORKS,
rouud.r. dr Machinist", Pittsburgh,
Manufacturers of Boat and Stationary Steam En
gines, Blast Engines, Still Machinery, Bearing
Shafting, Castings of all descr1010113; O il Tanks
and Stills, Boiler and itheettrou Work.
WA cote for OISPARD'SPATENT INJECTOR
Ibr feeding boilers. 1
IgrIIEMEDIAL LYSTITUTEFOIt
Microolsaa Coates.
NO. 14 BOND OTHEET. NEW YORK.
bull Information, with the high.ot ter tirnontu
also. a hook on 5' ',mini Disease., In • •ca led
en
lays, •cot !rye. ..re and ~ ,n d
Clem, and you split not regret it; for, as adyeriloni
pbralcian• are generally onyortere, without re/er
r/I,lw no stranger ehould Ese trusted Enclose
nanny for postage, and direct to DR. LAWRENCE,
No. 14 BOND 'STREET. NEW YORK. . nolLoi
:0`71A111(011 OF ALLEGHENY.
-•• • • •
•
JOHN :PIORRIPOOIti
be a candiditte foi re-election to the Mayor
ally; anbJect to the action of IN, Unlco Itepubllcita
part? at their Nominating Election
PROFESSIONAL _
Dll.' 3. S. KIN(
E=l
NCO. 3.04 If•XWIC33C 113 T.,
Opiioette the Cathedral,
Where he withet to receive his (rends and 3 , ntront
who ars In need of the ter Ives clan experienced
DENTAL PRACTITIONER
Especial attention will be given to the preserve
non of the nateral teeth by slillfully 011114 them
with the most select material. and by giving ,them,
°thier proper treatment. thus pre.erviog them for
future uses and comfort In a ripe old age.
Irregularity of the teeth of young persons stlll
- attended to and correeted.
Those beautiful life-tine nrtnicial teeth. rcadered
ea oomfortable and useful by the magic of the Doe
tor's mecbaulem, well 1.0 ma r e ready fur all who
may order them.
All recent diseoverte• of value in gi 'log relief
from pain to the extraction of teeth, will to skill
fully administered to those who may desire them.
(Mee hours from D A. Y. to 4, r. w. vel7
ADDITIONAL BOUNTIES TO
Soldiers of IS6I and 1862.
All who *erred three years are entitled tosloo
bounty: tbose toning two ream 050: or who were
discharged by reason of wounds, or. Char bets*.
2 Ares. Months Extra Pay
Is doe Volunteer (Meer, In theses - rice March 14,
ma, sad discharged, mustered out, or reclined
al nee
errasnently disabled are eritltled
to$I&. 1120 or SA S. according to dears. isrdbiablls
ill.
it% 3. ► BALL rATTILEL.SON. Attorneys,
an , TI ..A+. Plll.l.
8100 BousTy •
PROMPTLY COLLECTED BY
MIBASTER, GAIIAM & BUTTERFIELD,
ATTORN EY3 AT LAW
M!ff/11=21!
B. F. BROWN,
LATE -
Local Claim
U. 8. SAN. COM.,
Office, No. 67 Fourth Street,
(OECON U FLOOR. )
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pensions, Bounties, and Arrear
of Pay Promptly . Collected.
No charge made until claims ore settled, and then
Lute modem.. fee. 1 _ milttitil)
schummus ,
BOUNTIES, PENSIONS,
Extra Bounties, Back Pay, &c.,
Collected In the Shorttot .(•oaalble time. by
• A. U. BROWN.
JOHN 11. LAURIE,
Attorney. at lA..
°lnce, No. 114 Fifth etr.rt,
n010n1.1.1.T PITTNR U IE6II.
pnor. nonBOCK,
INSTRUCTOR ON THE PIANO,
And Teacher of Vocal Music
R 00,14 AND HOUSE.
Mao. 81 N•orrlT H troot.
dclipL4
WM. A. SHINN.
TTORXE r A T Ldl Jr,
No. 120 Fourth St., opposite Wilkins Hall.
Particular attention elven to the collection of ao
counts. Ul"., note., &c.
Correa, u..deuts In New Yerk;liostod,
Pelladelp . l a; Beaver, Bellefonte, Heading,
ludianapol:s, Ind.; Morgantown. W. Va., Utica,
N. Y., and eleewhere. sol9:1,1I
JOHN A. STRAIN.
°LTII:I3EIWLINTALTS,
Ex-Officio, Justice of the Peace
AND POLICE IdAOINTRATE,
Office, 112 Filth St. opposite Cathedral,
rrrrsisuuint,, PA.
Deeds, Bonds, Niortgagas, Acknowledgments, De
posita°. and all. Legal liuslXess executed with
prompt.ss and dispatch. my land
WILLIAM JANCET, NOTARY
PUBLIC,JIITPICE OF THE PEACE, AND
RE IL ESTATE AGENT. Mice, corner of Butler
and Orator streets, Lawrenceville.
Epecial attarition given to, the purchase and sale
of Real Estate. the Lollectioo of 'dents. and the pre,
parattou and acknowledgment of all kinds of Legal
Conveyances.
WILLI Ast JANCEY,
Justice of the Peace and Notary labile.
.m7213:b.1a
EUSTACE 8. MORROW,
ALDERMAN AND CONVEYANCER,
72 Pennsylvania Avenue,
foot of the fatality and mob Ulan Street
1MT22.06
CIIATILMN T. EIVLNG,
Attorney at Law,
' No. G 9 Grant Streit, Pitteburgh, Pa.
afir CommWitmer for Ohio, Kento - ctiy, Won*. yi r
ant. tillasourl and other Rates.
a C. MACHRELL,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
CD Grant Street,
PITTSITUItt7IT, P.I.
ll=
JOHN C. iticCOHOS,
ATTORNEY AND COONSELLER AT 1.10/,
No.. 87 Fifth - Street.
AV-Pensions, Bounties, and Arreere of Pay
.temnile eel leetee. no.ThoKI
PAINTERS.
40HEIIN
SOUSE' ANL) 13ION,
PAINTER, GRAINER AND GLAZIER,
No. 54 Hand St.; Pittsburgh.
doneand Ornamental Woo of every deeerlptlon
done to order. AU Work done promptly at reason.
able rat.. letims7
WILLIAM IL BROWN,
- (Late of the arm of BROWN S MOSInOW,)
I.IOVME AND SIGN PAINTERS
Neat-bait comer et Third slid u►rtet streets
rl=l=r!
"..OLD AND TINTED PAPER
HANUISOS for isle by
doti )IAB6IIALL, !I - W.)04 It.
H. CHILDS
__IIIIbLESALE DEALERS Ili
BOOTS, SHOES
SOLE T, EA TSER , ,
No. 133 Wood. Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
To &WET TIME and CAWS buyers we otter su
perior Inducements, as onr facilities for buying are
unsurnmsed by ANY bonne East or West. Parches
leg directly Vona FIAST lIANDb entt rely ror CAM.
we are enabled to sell as low Letup Eastern Jobbing
Iron
MERCLIANTS are Invited to call and examine
our stock and note our prices before pnrchasin
elsewhere. •
Orders I" or
HOPE MILLS
Superior Cotton Yarns,
SEAMLESS (RAIN BAGS,
Batting, Twine,
COTTON AND LINEN CARPET CHAIN,
cbo., clb a.,
Will be. Promptly Filled at
FACTORY PRICES.
Sr Ail orders by mail will receive immediate and
careful attention.
H. CHILDS & CO
Me=
oe6:{63:dw:C
HOLIDAY PR]
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
BOOTS, SHOES, GARB,
BALMORALS,
ALL SIZES AND PRICES AT
THOMAS H. PHELPS',
46 .Srulthfield Street.
.101 IX ANNIIVIZ.WSI.I•ALMEII,
rALMEII, SUUTZ & CO,
=I
3. A. ROBINSON 65,
lIIALZIIS
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
.ro. 61 Market Street,
!rear Fourth,
IS=
tllcCU%Tochc•S
BOOT AND SUSIE EMPORION,
No. 9'2 Federal Street,
LeiGIIEN T CITY
33/Ar6eximmesi fc:ox 811.
-
BOOTS AND SHOES.
J. WILHELM,
No. 38 Market St., rittsbutigh,
Agent.
liar Just reCeleed a . Very large stock of all kinds of
xscici•Teil BND 880.1313,
Which he Is F r eparrol to sell chearr than the cheacr
t In the
rcM
hick it OWP
rakiv i ltaria i rttlaractlon.
oc.."Thms2
J. WIL.IELM.
No. 3X Market strcet.
Al . LAMM AND FRESH ARRIVAL
SUMM ER BOOTS, SHOES, GSITERS
and Bainsorais,
Just received, .d sent be sold at the VERY LOW
EST I'ItICES, either Wholesale or ttetall.
litva co s CALL Ear Ons. EIMCNASING
arliEnc.
J. U & W. C. BORLAND,
No. 03 Market street, door from "'Jim mt.
•
coorin JOHN FIX/MIN.
C . FLEEDLNG 61. BRO.,
Manufacturcrx andMealcr. In
C7lzestorri. 211Ceacl0 •
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS,
No. 140 Ohio St., Allegheny.
Item.trlng promptly executed On the .bortest n0 .e7:052
.e7:052
PLUMBING, : GAS FITTING
ADDY WILLIIAIS &BARTLEY
P.TICTIbII33IIXI.O3.
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Cor. Sixth and Smithfield SM.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Cor. Beaver and Chestnut Streets,
MANCHESTER.
All lands of Wster, Ha, sod aeons 7Lxturea con.
&tautly on hand. IVaa
pLUBIBLYG, .
GIS AND STEIMPITTING •
Hydrants, Iron Pumps,
; SHEET LEAD, T
SHEE YUNG
I LEAD PIPE
SINKS, BASINS
. -
WATER CLOSETS AND WASH STANDS.
TOM T. EWENS,
(tlaccosa or to Yarns d C 0.,)
163 Wood St.,.PlttSburgh,Ta.
rer.al.9
Wtl. Han LIMIT H. JOHNSTON
HERLEHT & JOHNSON,
EILALIDIVICDALL
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
FIFTH STREET EXTENSION.
3Pittsllzrusghp Pa.
All criers by mall executed satlefactorßY
promptly attended to
A full line of Bath Tubs, Pumps, Basin., Wet •C
Closets, Sinks, Chandeliers, Pendants, and tin
Nhade,, for sale at the most reasonable prices.
Or& rs from country patrons by mall promptly el."
tende H o.
Hem ose of every deserlOtlom al nitll
ADDY WILLIIIISSLBIRTLIIN
Keep on band a suptrlOr artlele of
WOOD PUMPS,
All kinds of Iron Pampa . , Nedra/as, Sheet Lead
Sheet Zinc, Lead Plpe s _Hath Tube, Slnks, Wate
Closets, Wash Basins Wash Stands, to., at the
Wareroum,
Corner Sixth and Smithfield Streets,
All kinds of Repairing done promptly.
All orders by mall Immediately attended to.
M ONEY LOAN OFFICE, NO. 151
ShirreITIELD tITHBYT. Com.. tireth.
Pi tsl " :l3 b ey urKb. W aned on Bllver Pla.totn_Cl_nnawratectoh.l.a:
Dlambnda. Jewelrp cold
Olothlng, and val. e art! ef
ro
vr ,,
out
The good. cannot. be - , d ,,PL e e or robbery.
Ntit
2g tOOO TO LO A N.
tryr to Borrow ttozol , on
BOND AriD :11OBTUABB.
For one, two or more Tes t rp t w oß til u d E c li we p ll to c y all on
Agent, No. II Bt. Clair sulk.
FOR failligh
FOR Farmof About 53
-a. acres In -Delon Township, Allegh2n7 County.
altuate about (our miles from the city on the
Washingtua Pike. The im_provementa are a urge
two story drict 1/welling House With 12 rooms,
two-store Spring House, a Carriage House. &large
Lumber Room, a NO. 1 P. 1210 Dank Bala. with
stabling ante.elent for Id head of cattle. There is
• fine Yennureherd, comprising about Urns, ,
sleekest with g the best varieties of fruit tree,. It Is j
all underlaid with coal. The land Llt a high state
of cultivation. welt watered. tenets good. and
*mild suit admirably for dairy or gardening par , ,
Also,l7S acres atjoining the abate, with good
Frame House, Carr - lime Reuse. good Spr i ng House
and other oat -belldings, Altb a good orchard In
line bearing condition. This piece to also all an- j
derlald with coal.
Also, 12 seers adjoining the above, uhimprovest,
for sale low. This piece is also all underlaid with
cod.
The above three pieces of property Ile between
the Little Saw Mill Rua and Hten hen‘ tile Railroad.,
and the coal can be reached easily (rum either road.
Tee coil alone is worth all that is asked fur the en-
Ur A ' ff. ° = * or 173 acres, situate In Si-. Ciatr town-
th e Westmotcland county. Feu immediately 0.
the line of the Peen. lialtroad. 'she improvement.
are a two-r , Frame House with nee rooms and
good cellar, a Pearce Bank Bare, eased fees, and
other out-b.dlugs. Tbere le on the place • good I
Young Apple Orchard; 120 acres cleued, balance in
good Umber;
coal and
goOd, well watered:
underlaid with coal and limeslon ; .anoenient to
churches, mills, schools and blacksmith . shops, to
gether with-the personal property such as stock.
Implements,•gratn In the ground. Ac. Poseidon
given Immediately.
Als o .Farm of 33 acres. situated In Martini
!township, Allegheny county, Pa .. about a,K ills
from the elty, near the line of the bteubenv le K.
R., and within one-half mile of a etationt 10 acres of
the beet of creek bottom land, and In a high state Of_
cultivation;s scree of *oat land and pasture. The - ,
fencing Is generally good. The soil Is No. and
well adapted for gardening. The attention of abate,
wishing to embark ie the business will call at once : ,
•and secure a good bargain. as this is • rare chance,
Also, Farm of ei acres, situate in Elleanettij
towmhtp, Allegheny county, Pa., on the Morton.
gehela river, about the mile from the Borough of
Elisabeth. The dill is of the best quality. The Im
provements Lees farm house with OS rooms, C od
barn and other put buildings; fencing good,• atmut
ecres of coal. Churches. sehads and mills very
COSIVOIIIoOt. POIMOSSIOO Immediately, '
Also, the best Farm In Elisabeth township;
containing about SU ureing No t -Mononger
bele river immediately be l o w
Lock. 3, on which
Is erected a large two-story brick dwelling, one leg
and one frame ben bate, corn crib, wagon shed,
brick spring house, granary. work shop..4e.; about
aoatfe6 of the above is drift quality deeebottom; the
balance being Limestone laud, and underlaid with
coal. and about 33 acres Of limestone. There are
two orchards of apple trees. In good bearing condi.
Lion- peach peas, plum trees andgrape vines, to.
' The land is well adapted for gardening purposes,
being • short distance from the thriving borough
Or Elisabeth,creating a muket et home for all the
producta. The property will be sold cheap and on
reasonable terms.
Also, A Farm of BO acres. situated In Elizabeth
township, Alleebeny crusty, Pa., about one mile
from Lock No. 8, on Monongahela river. Improve
ments arc out frame house. with eveom., barn,
spring house and otheroutbuildlngs. T h e land Is of
the beet quality. The above will be sold at very
low figures.
For further parr.culars, enquire of
• G. 11. 'I`OWER,
not Beal Estate Agent. 104 Fourth street.
& CO..
4L L'Cr7;
FOR SALE-100 Acres of Land
In Waablngton county, Wesley township. Ohio,
60 nen s cleared. balance In timber; good house,
good barn. water handy, large orchard. school and
tinorcheshand and within Di miles or Cutl.' Sta
on, on the Marietta, and Cincinnati Railroad.
Coke St7rll3.rn- •
1 Acain aksiltlO,'3 miles back of Teingerance
vll... sn widi.fathero are! three tenant houses of 2
rooms Seth, ute frame house of four rooms, all in
good condttlon,
530 Ar , r.. of La - td for $7.0:0, Itnate.34 Slaking
Valley, Male county, Pa., tee mitts from Altoona
by the Minting Valley Road. 700 advantages of
this property.ait IsinnSIOULS, and by calling on us we
will give nal particulars.
DB Acres, 50 urea of which Is underlaid With
anal, situate in North Fayette Township, on the
Stenbenvil. Road; improvements. good Frame
sIT.IOOsus, good Bank Barn; about vx;Frait
Trees lust In Moll pnrne. no
30 ACre• In Union Township. on the Washington
Pike, three miles irons the city.
37 Acres In Scott Township, sit miles out on the
old Washington Pike.
21) Acres rn Ross Township, three miles cut Don
Allegheny Market.
5 Dwelling Hunan. in Allegheny Cit_y. one In
Wilkinsburg, one In Freeport , one at Edgewood
Station, on the Central Pennsylvania Iralhoad.
Also immediately antrig this ntltiOn, a
few
more ACRE LOTS. Plan can be seen at this ofilce.
A.lso, /loads and Mortgages bought and sold.
J(11151 CROFT,
AeL/STX
CHEAP H OUSE* 1
4,
FOR SALE,
•
A Jac., of land contsdnlng Id to FA acres of rich
ail it.] ground, cons. lent to the cities, la now
odsteS for sales. reusonable terms. The losprovc
ununte arc
And :ob. r oatbulldlnira., It Is now usedaa aMarket
lis.den. and 161 n hlKa order.
For further particular., Apply to
rtrrSncnuit, rw
FOR SALE,
THE TWO-STORY BRIG% DWELLING,
No. 15 3lonterey street. Allegheny. Contains
nine rooms, besides finished attic, bathroom and
wrsh-bou,,e. For convenience of arrangement.
and tasty and substantial faith, In Is probably nn.
excelled by any In the two cities of similar size.
The home unite new, and has gas, and hot and
-cold water up cud down stairs.
S. BILII,AppIy for Intormatlon to
'''k°rint;xl‘ nod float
'
lance: gFuurths.rl, ge: 101113 g.
LOTS! LOTS:—I 'can now offer
Lots as too as $ ,well lutatcd and In a pleas
ant place.
A.lOO. Lots located on the Pike from sea to I,OV
ltn Liberty street, from-- ....... 7CO to 1. 900
Gn Bellarri s efon tstr e alue street. from LW to 903 •
On Het, from 1•30
In - Liberty Township. adfolhing the to 0 00
Borough lots, from ECO to 5 , 3
Also to Pitt Townsolp. Lots from... ISO to 000
Tne above lots will ve ry ld on terms to suit put.
chosen. some desirable improved prop.
rty. located In the Boroughs. Pitt Township, Al
tegheny t Ity, Pittsburgh, and aujoining counties.
Yor terms, apply at the Real Estate and Laurance
Office of
8. B•
nol: • Butler . street. law-rence•llle.
no7o He al .Ight ate Kgett.. 13Gi Fourth street
THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING
NINE 11001 S
=;111=11111MI
GM=
MEMO
4
111.101i=8 AND ULAI, ERTATZ AOMIrTg
No. 66 Pmlaideld Street
.11.411 K E T . Fwlf BA
11/.1311: HOUSE,
. tl.B. BRYAN,
oker In Bt.. and Heal Zstate,
15: Fourth st., ( Burke's Building.)
VALUABLE BUSLNESS STAND
FOR ESALLIB.
The Business House DOW CPC,Upled by HANNA,
ART & CO., with • front. of I'o feet on Woou street
nil 69 ieet Third street. At :5 feet from Wood
root and deuce to the rear en., the 101 is 20 feet
ble• Title Indisputable. Apply to
WM. C. 110BINSUN, or
JOSIAH KiNti.
ram
')RUG STORE FOR SALE.-SIT.
este 0.1 Penn Street, In one of the best locations
In the City, boring an establi4berl business of from
41 to . 73 years standing. A g .od steckot Drugs on
hand and Store Rooms titted up in gaud style.' With
the snore will be sold the lease of the whole build
tue, contalnlng. beside. the Store Rooms, heyen
RHooms. oot. ford w
Aelli n pply to g purpo,,es It. hit - LAIN and Two &
111 , ,ement
del: No. It:, Fourth Street.
OR SALE-12 acres of Ground,
A. well timbered and watered. on nouirrel HIll„ ten
minutes` walk trom Passenger r tattoo at dbady
Lue, Fourth Street Road. Also 6 urea at Home
wood :Hatton; and several Parma vrell located tn
Westmoteland and Allerheny counties. Also Coal
Property, Houses and Lots in the city and suburbs.
Tor further partlenlars env i rLdf
yAm
WARD
- , (Opposite the liathedraL)
st?l No.llo Want street.
FOR SALL—Otte-fourth Interest
to the
,• Ktllati piing Rolling Jtlil/,
To an acceptable partner. Apply to
W. U. BRICKELL,
CI MAIMS, HAICHSLL A Co..
de3:oleo No. SO Water street
FOR SALE, - The Celebrated
EUGEKA SPERM LUBRICATING OILS,
A LARGE BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, , And Wholesale Dealers ill
With all modern imnrovements, In complete order, -Crude, Refined and Lubricating Oils,
and shoats on the Penns, [Hallway. I LARD, SPERM,' WHALE AND FISH OILS,
1 , 12.5 T krraarr,
thil''r "'" L -.4°.
119
ritt a " r g h. I No. S 1 Market, St, Pittriburgh,Pa.
- C. G. .2)70337_air, BSI.,
Call and examine samples and read certlZeatus.
nol:i:o14_
aquire
I,IOW.O7:TTS
JOHN D. BAILEY,
Stock and Real Estate Broker,
JOILN D. BAILEY. •
STOCK AND.REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND ATCTIONEER..
Mr lug taken out A comml4elon As Auctioneer, and
effected An engagement with the rlttiburgh Board
of Trade, securt ug the are of their rooms, above the
Third National Bank , tam no w prepared to sew at
public Aue.ton, Stocks. 11011dt, Beeurittes, Beal
'Cause, /le, either at the above rooms - or no the
premi,ea.
rarticular attentleu paid. As heretofore to the
isale of Real E.t ale At private We.
rate. alter.; Estate In the country attended.
Mice, 1)2 Fourth street. ne9
-- •
VOR SAL& 400 Acres of Coal
Land. lying Immediately upon the Ohio River,
n) miles below Oallapolts, and 12A milts above Gin
einnati. on the above tract tea four loot vein of
Coal,
which, for general purposes, knot turPs..ed.
it h, entirely different from the Southern Otno Cont.
contains at little sulphur, forges and cokes well,
and for making SWIM cannot be excelled. The lo
tion being about midway from Pomeroy and
•Il ca anging Rock, must mike It valuable .for coaling
boats. There is • water front of 34 of • Mlle, with&
good lending at all stages of the river. An entrance
has been run in the hill about MO 'feet, track nolea
eti to river, together witiithe necessary tiaturet for
mining and delivering coil adost. On Said tract Is
gfiethe rrst- clawith ss d a
ou
Por ble tsb e O Portabl rl e Circular SSW Mill R.
g st Mill. all In goal run
ning order, end plenty of the yeSy best oak, ash
and Dopler timber. V. cmid .11 one-half Interest Lf
desired. to a party with nxixt fa trite and es i pital for
working Stook and Real leaaeleran,
oci9 No. 1112 Fourth .trout.
J.,LSIKABLE LOT FOR COLN
TBY RESIDENCES —On scoount of the Inclem
ency of the weather on Tuesday teat, the sale of
those de,irable thrilding Lots, (torn two to four
.ores seep, on the Perrysville Plank Road, one
mile from Allegheny Lily, was adjourned. The
tots are now offered at private sale.
Taring—One-half cash; balance to ; 3, 4 and
years, with Interest. For plots of the property and
further particulars, apply to
JOHN D. BAILEY,
deB No. =Fourth street.
pIUVATE DI6EIIIBEB.
DR. YOUNG, (late of Philsdelphts4
No. 15 Tblrd moot. tirstss/I deseriptions Pri
rate Itteclole• '
sttentiooPsutoSper mstontmens sal
disemes or the UrtsmiT Orgas. His treaustent for
thesame toe most snecesitol aver enspwrod
tie ea sppes s speedy mad to the siSietet
wiUllidtdsertiintassogno 'ups_
9thfr_DriparitiOn . for remesng onsrz . m=a. -
Vort "" 1: 7 t U rilen d in '2• l *.z
assigned or Obetilint• crsos,slll, ellan
Do
UQiceboor G. toe f. y.. fj„. VB I. )LI C ' is
Address, Iron rump. ft. . 4 1,01,4w2
Tbirdnrect, l'lttsburglN
, MIME
M"'NEW OPERA HOUSE .
C. V. 11E. IniaCIOA
THCR•SDAT EVENING , . last am,csr
ance but two of the luitatAblu corned: An.
]tit. J. IL 11.ttliTTT
Who will appear lor the lae.t time post:lvey as
SI a JOHS EaI.4TA PF. itt Silatipeare' , .
dcllght
tot Comedy of the
Merry Wives of Windsor
i'rl.lo - -Benetit of Hr. J. H. HACKETT.
BRAND tt.AIINEf. US 6ATti
t If.DAY AFTER•
on Mondayvent. , .T. 11011 - I.ii
I.l,:rgrn appearance 111 ct: v.
PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
LI:Shkg•ND 31.t.NAG11:. WM. HEN ll E }LSO
Laat night bat two of •
EMILY THORN. THE QUEEN OF SONO.
Last ulght but of Mr. ,A3l lIVAN.
1/, EDNESDAY TIIIDAY EVENINGS will
ma,nted the beamlful Drama of
AURA II NA. PUG UE;GmTIIE wIt'IILOM WED-
IMO
Mtss Emily Thorn
.... .51r. :SAM IC) an
A rrah Na
Shaun, the
u: port,' by the. cm the c...mbst.y..
Act I— tiletblat..bgl. by Mobbilgtatt nt.ttuit ..f St.
Iteven. Abbey. and the • t burets:, Act 2
The Devil, Gter. Act s.—Tltc Sreretare • s libloert.
In rehearsal—TlLE Wokl, et AN'S STRIKE.
FelSAy — tteneSt And Iw•alrely lute •spearsbee or
KaII,.ITIIoIL.N.
ar.iIERCANTILE LIBRARY
X-a - ECrrIZr.FLMEI
BM.- GEO. VANDENHOFF
Will deliver TWO entirely Dew Itc.litors, ttt tha
.IC., I DEMI' OF MUSIC,
Tue,diy and Thrgh)Erening, December Is.thaul ?Atli
ItHADING THURSDAY IVES IBG, Dv, :O. [tom
SENRY ‘7%,
Cont.tadloi with the htghlt humorott4 thetch Of
TILE PECKSNIFF FAMILY AT TULLEJLS.
Doors open et 7. Reading at 7 .
Tlct eta cent,. tt SEATS.
JAMES B. SCOTT, I °LIVER LEMMON.
JAO. B. MORGAN, W3l. I'. littair.ler.
O. r. SCAIFE.
T. V. MILLER. I Committee.
delSt
FIRST ANNUAL COURSE OF
LECTURES AND READINGS
rt . THE
Public. Catholic Library Association,
IT 114.L.L.
WIT, HUMOR AND PATHOS
ALF. BURNETT,
The tireateid of America , / Elocutfonists. wit I Rice
two of Ills Inimitable lb:add:oz/ on FRIDAY sod
SATURDAY EYE:. irS, Deconbcr Det and 1211. j
do Itotersed beats, Cards. f wield:sloe 30 etc.
to be °Warned at the Library Room •. at the llook
and Maple Stores, or at the door. Entire Otsego.
of programme each evsnio a. Coors open at 7
o'clock, /leading to co/otter:cc at 7:
TREODUIte: E. TACK, 1
G. L. B. lETTERSIA7r, I
_ _ •
JAMES B. DOUG E
• A.. 1 BIGLEV.
do: 1F T. P. UOCSTON.
OIL WORKS; QOM PAN IE Sot;to
-
i;omumEss oir_ilEin
SOHO OIL WORKS.
BUFFUN KEIIEW&CO,,
=I
CELEBRATED SPURN LUBRICATOR,
PETROLEUM LUBRICATING OILS.
Sperm. Lard and Whale 01lr,
HUD LIGHT, 7111110 011 AND 111111 GRIM
AIN",
Standard White Burning 011,
No. 83 Itlarket:Stret,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
BEND FOR A CIRCULAR.
BES
ALND
i
CD. cfc T. NNT.CLINTIV,
- CINCINNATTI, OHIO.
BEST CANDLES, at., AT LOWEST EASES
nor-:ot7
WARING & KING S
rorussios MIMS AM BROKERS
Petroleum and its Products,
4 DIOQUES.rE W 4 F,
PI3•THSURGZ'L,
ADDItEds:
WARINC, KING k CO..
IMEMIMM!I
=
HENDRICK'S LUBRICATOR,
3lmuudacmiCd by
WHITE, BROS. & CO., New I l iork
E. J. ROBERTS, Agent,
1 St. Clair 'Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Keep conatantli on hand
Cotton Factory Oil, -- lUnta Machinery 011
Woolen MlllOll. 1 Dark Engine OIL
Light Cold E.:ngine 011.1 ligrk Car OIL No. 1,
Light Cold, Screw-Cut- Dug Car 011. nub o
No 7-
1.100 011.
W OOLDIIIDGE OIL RE FLNEVO
4ormax ,- -Asapirv - .
OF PITTSBURGH. PENNA.
JOHN WATT President.
HENRY M. MING. Eitei and Treu , r.
WORKS IN TEMPERANCE VILLE.
: Ode., No. 2 Duquesne Way, -
(Rear Suspension Bridge.)
MANUFACTURERS OF PURE WHITE
EtUJEL - foil:N43 - CCU..
Brandz—"Laoifer."
jy12,1t5
EIJREILi OIL S W ORKS,
EUREK4 _cal/7120x OIL,
BUT THE BEST. ,
PETROLIAI BLUE LEAD,
7011 0/L.ILEILN ZILi
ittinufacturud only and for sale by
T. 11. rl.ir If CO.,
.X.l.cizLc•ox - z.aAmit T/Pcorlx.
N. W. Cor. 3d and Market SU.,
PITTSBUROII, P.&
THE LIGHTNING LAMP.
11. C. JONES D. CDAw [ORD iwo. VOGEL.
JONES; CRAWFORD & VOGEL, Agents,
THE MOST • POWERFUL AND
.1 TRULY EMILIA/0:T COAL. OIL OAO LIGHT
EVER PRODITuED,
Adopted by the U. S.Governwent.
Non expionlee. Chea p , and Beautiful. Gives
Drllllsnb 1t ht threc-fold greater toan any otner
lamp. This patent id adapted to all lame purpose.-
sod as the wick t. inertly a conductor. never re
q.:tiros any trimming. Burgle!, 0 . 11 this principle 1 . 9 ;
piled to ordinary lamps. CLUE AND LUL.NII
lttU ' eh FOB. it ALL.
Mille, opt:petite Float Orace. above rittock` a News
Depot. second door. no=
WW. WIGFUTWAN D. A. ♦SDIRFOM
EAGLE OIL WORKS,
samoocri;4633.434cre-Lue. •
WICHTMAN & ANDERSON.
Refiners and Dealers in
P - ETR.OI,-EU3N 6 LT, r
OFFICT.. SECOND STOM A ' COIINSIC Arlfial
T. AND MIQULISNIC
CII.3FLI-).
CONNIDEVATION OF "OMER.
+.01:18 AXPLIOWNS that are yreekly otourrtut
....h. of INFERIOR OIL, the ouder&ened
oded to sell Their OIL AT IL TAIL at
, t r i lrefAle.ll o o B E ,
• 1"117.0. 88 ThasarlicevellEStreeet.
Ull goemmteect to BTA It A FIRE TEST
OT 110 DECIILICES and uotwartle, an d Is la specie/
tee ecutpetent teepeetore•
-T2Targl°l4iir`fa t o A:R
Mark ....n.'LLETIEW a. CO.,
- 240. 33 MARKET bTitEED.
Siseltantets end ell other. Fan fhtntshed Lard,
boevel and Petroleum LatrrlcatOm et resell.
M
L.T. Luta
I
1N223
01,D
N