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The Wine Vaults of Xeres.
ribilitetil, -- nf thel'revidenie Jiiu
rina'
-
. ,
etas been taking a look into the sherry
';A Nis of Xerev, - .Spain, :which he thus de
, ~,
eOs:- •.:.: - .:', E, e I :,.. - ,1, - ' ' 7 '
, L li3 imagines, when, speaking Of uri ne
• .` ‘93, chambers, deep under ground, dark
,
B :and filled with cobwebs . and
tad. But those of Xerez are of entirely
~:. tikent, kiniVaikferifiAll - iiirt heir being
f' Y,. in cellars where It is
. exposed'to rnols
.., a and mould, but must always be stored
,
- 1 0.M.-iiityplaces,_ where .sno...daUlP, Pon
~. ach it. The wine vaults at Xerez, then, .
ti bu ilt ' on` this " principle, And "&msist of
..
.irgAtitonApuildings 'erected on .i ttie F gro n ie ,
_4 , l*Aps'iwo - lituaclrea . fact 1614, one h -
1 ti
tt Ated wide, and from the floor to the ce t
at the rod!' some ,fortY feet high. At the
top of the solid stone_ walls forming the
-.• ludeey J-ara , sumer:am L _grated . •windoivii,
• ' through which a constant current of alt. 48
owing: .:' ln these rooms or' vaults staid e long rows of pipes containing the Win?,
-„led4hree tiers high. There the wine 'lC
ainly year after year, evaporatingi`obantf.
sting, and - of course increasing in . viatte
instantly, until at last it changes from the
ght colored, raw sherry into a dark; thick,
itirky-lookingwine, - which dertutnitattißst
;abulous price. , - . ~ ,
We began with the Vaults Containing the
Idwer priced wines; :Shout -- sBooiper pipe,
and small glasses of irwere kindly given`. us.
Wa.then-passed-intn. another-large-vault,
where the , higherlticed . , i winesi are• t kept.
N and again simples of the various kinds were
) stabmitted , •for ATM r. examination.' , . First we
. i had a sherry at $4OO, in gold per pipe, audit
certainly was'&superb article. Then came
g)dryabertyraV 4500 pet pitiks: but to one
with "a tastenot accustomed-to it, it is ien
erally not as pleasant as the common sherry.
~
Then came, sweet i wines,, which .the..ladies
declared delleions, hut' ihe gentlemen din
liked. As we proceeded we . tasted sherry
of-every, kind, at.s6oo,47so,_ssso_and. $9OO
, per pipe, but being,nausedlo-thesexich old
\ wines we one and all prefiriedTha $4OO to
#fil $9OO sherry::, ; : i :) A --tali c e .t. ' r r
'At last we were conducted to an irrimeialle
- .. cask, named "Napoleon," from which was
drawn a dark,` murky;. looking wine, which
seemed as "solid" as a wine could be. 14 - pon
• fasting if, lie deblared 'it I adMiiribli, 'bat it
1., Was a sherry so valuable that no price has
• •
been set 'Oh it, because no • one would be
.. *Wing to pay ;what it is really worth. In
: IMO this house, possessed: twenty 7 five casks
" cif 4liat . Vial - then " kne` 'wnto" be 'at leap
twenty-five years old sherry. From that
~, time to this they have zealously kept this
1 wine, until from evaporation the quantity
has been reduced so that it now fills but five
• •••• casks, and to-day they exhibit this wine,
.:; whose valueniight.be : reckoned at so much
~-,..A per drop, to show what-sherrywill eventu
ally become from age and concentration.
t Let no. one hope ever. to> taste the, best of
i .:-,`. sherry, unless he makes a pilgrimage: to
4 ' ,:..' Xerez ' and drinks at the monster cask "Na
:rf - '
:,... .poleon.
I . ; rat,' ,- As will be seen from the prices, if you
':,..:.: !ildrink gooa wine, you must pay high for it.
s'-A pipe of wine contains one hundred and
• .• ••• eight gallons, and each
. gallon fills five pot
:.' ..• , ties. At $lOO per - pipe - ft is worth almost
'"" 4- ‘'"'l ninety-two cenLa per gCillOn, and eighteen
•: ;' ; .cents per bottle. At $4OO per pipe, about
-7•"-.f$11.70 per"gallon ' and - seventy-five cents per
„-
~- bottle. - At $9OO per pipe, it is about $8.33
..4)er gallon, and $1.67 per bottle. When,
-,,- ,- . ..1 therefore, one buys at home good sherry
wine at $9 per bottle ' in currency, it is
.•
' hoed): to be : supposed that, after deducting
” •-,,, the custom dues, the freight expenses, and
• '.. ,_,.; the heavy•per centage realized by the kner
. • 5,,, . 'mu :Wine raerchant,Atmould-proVe to beo a
very high priced wine in Xerez; if indeed it
4 were so fortunate as to come from there at
all. But "where ignorance is bliss 'as
fally,". & c., &c.; and if my friends at home
-,..-4 are co ntent with the article they generally
find - for sale there, it is better that I say no
mace. a 1 out . the
.- Ni - lie - ,v -I lults .cf, XerezN
i g 4iirfie sherry. - '
A Short. Dress Ball.
.., A ball was recently given in Paris by the
Countess'Pountess Polo:tar:s e for the par
*l
• 1 - pote of infroAucuig the fashion of 'she
'hall-dresses.A airrmond_critfays :__
__.
athe entrance gallery-on Friday night
.' .• • has converted into fieiniservatou of exotic
.).aritso. and. WASSurthertkorelMd byla•regi4
lent of footmen, powdered and •wearine
• .verses of the time of Louis XV1.... Beyond
thew ...smell- army , of -maitre, 'd'heretrliker
• prise powdered andhireofittane, each carry
. • -,
, . • ..ng a halberd, were marspalled on,each step
"cof- the marble staircase leadrng to the'recepi
" ; tion rooms. '. . The number of invited guests
did not exceed three,htindred and twenty. ;
, • young ladles were rigorously excluded.
The actions were perfect bowers of flowering
is
!. 'llants#and at ..ea..h.torner, of every room
i•-2 were fs huge 'masses of ice in gilt hasketsi
loundedify fresh hot-house roses. The
l was opened by -Madame de Pourtales.
c ,apd the'Duke de "MouchY, her costume be.
5 Ade g of Louis ST.tr.!s time, *bite gauze
j
: :...'" ' :h . . ;vet with fresh illilfito.9 13 and starred.
1 4t.
eta
- . • . ith diamonds; her high-heeled shoes of
. kreen satin, adorned with a fly in emeralds
" 41,,, d diamonds.. , , ,
• 2 If " - . 4 ll6•Ailiftitin t atabisistiarilis wore.arsh6rt
' :,F , dress of ,blue'silk, watered in wavy lines to
'; ..itate the sea, and caught 'up 'with nem
r Z! ' -
~ • rs ;IQoantess, de ...I.ipicann, in tulle of
, •• , . . 4 tternisb green and Mignonette ; Baroness
:,• r": thschild, gray tulle and wallflowefs ;', - the
. •
...1.,,11,- ithfhl bride Duchess d&• Montmorency,
~.zoiit,' hite lilac and roses'on point d'Aleneon;
~. in diamonds scattered along the falling
• ' ''.' '.' 4 ! et; of h - sfr. riftrifficentlialr Worth,' fits
:'''''.. • 't, l '-•+ l3, ser of these,militnery ulumPlifi; ,lB an
•... I.it4N,
, :.., , c t before whom, ors and
11,
eases are Coliipelled`lb' 'Went.' The
~ •.,,,:,,,;, ~eas de Castries received , lier-dress at
c • .!`,....:,.:1 4 .- :,A the Morning, Madsztedillarisfeld'at
f! I 'I4V - ',.: ': . '#.ltyroi , thesa fair ladies-hid; .there:
~,•,-_•::: ...•;i advantage of arriving do fresh tOil.
. 4 ;.',.!::,;: ' s, hen their Mend's were `already.
= ';'llg 97. ros e s`crashed:
.*
- and torn
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15111
.. ,t1
)etton of Union 3();l4iters9 "Gravel ' '
....4tifouisvilithis_ an .
ill . t of a meetingieldlrAtiat city last
:.,to ammo for . ilia dean/awn a u s m..,
'4 of theFederal'l394oTs.iniCave,Hilf
col.l s 9l4twap, 340 ;em
Ige hf Aid 4t' ku - dtion It thar k iiti m .!
teiies in the West,• said tie bad spent
*mid shalt among theidead and in'
..,.' lig•their records. Since- the !sane of ;
tr
. er of Gin: George . Thomia,liDe.'
1:i berslBoo;toefldhforGut - Inteffrieht4
it ) ,
; : of thoselylm fell near - ,Ch t attaiict4M 44 ;art
'V StOnekt Elver, over one hundred thousand'
'.•:• ' dead have been carefully miuteriuV, and.
• 2 rum' registers made in' this ' department
‘. Ofl;tirlex. cr0., 31 1: 6 APeceYeziAME Il y irel
t o)
# . . i'lli ;.• Phiai 14,000' u, 0 al
, 6
1
1
. :104to= Landing, s ,ooo,Nashville,
-17,0915;75dona'kver, ,, 54000v 2 Chattaimogs,
15,000 - f - , Atidensotrtille," 18,000; 'and Ken.'
b i d :lo om... .Affiebesl-latArs ithef44o
- buriedat •"ft,t!'"illeor 19 401 ,4 it 91402felnAni?
'.. 1,611; .Jir.,,wgan ► a Crosiitlwedsl9l ; ,..it
i Undont KW; at' Leben 3 l B,oB f It 'LeOl .l
' lon, 822. at Paiiiille , s , ;at iltiamon ~
i 2 4 c la ~ ':., • ' ' 14 90 4 0 -Wi t e tt Ve l i .
1. 4. - t igibe ~
sue ~ . , .
I from Bowling ' 114.• '8;801' at , aye/
Bill. These dead soldiers represent 596
,
. i regiments.
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Royalty.
The London Review has the following.
Does it specially refer to any one ?
A prince or king of England has now so
many ways of enjoying himself—he can
command so much of what is called pleas
ure—that he ought to be able to bear the
yoke of such mild restraint as public opin
ion finds to be necessary— Then we are
aliia,ys very charitable to Idea. He may be
a fool, and yet we are loyal to him. He
may have u peevish childishness of temper,
forever driving away from 'him the men
most fitted .to guide him, and,. yet we are
loyal to him Ho may ,neglect every one of
the implied duties of royalty—he may With
hold his patronage from men of art, science,
and literature,, and Shower:it upon mounte
banks and parasites, and yet we are loyal
to him: He may he guilty of eNtrivagande
and run into debt,,which.lie can never hope
to pay ; , ,we Seize every approprlate opPor
tunity to, crease his. income, ; and allow
hum tOlead cOmfortable life. The, least,
therefOre % thatwe can expect from him, is a
becoming conaideration for. ; the • outward
conventionalities,. of society. He knows
thateVery, little effort in this Way—every
trifling kindnesi or couitesy—will ,he esti
mated at a hundred times its ordinary valUe;
and knetving this, and having at his com
mand all, the possibilities of his position, it
must be entirely thei fault of.his own per
vcrseness if I he is dialked or unpopular.
Ret-Kllllng. '
.
Recent experiments show. that squills
(Scylks' tuaritima,) the• enormous' bulbous
root of winch is much Anted In Medicine, is
not only a powerftil potson for rodents, but
also one they are very, fond of:. The way
of preparing itfor the desired purpose is, as
follows; One of tbe.bitlbs is cut into ,slices,
hashed and bruised, then .done in the pan
with fin, Whith iitifterward strained through
a cloth and poured into broken platee and
saucers, to be placed in the cellars and other
places Infested whit, with rats, mice, To
prevent, dogs
,and poultry from Catil4,qf
this poisonous, compound in stables, pigeon
houses,or farm-yards, it may be put into a
wodden bcix,, about a foot and a half long,.
and 'having a hole at each. end. The rat
goes in at one end and goes out at the other,
after partaking of The, noxious ,food, which
soon kills Squills may also be rednced
to poWder , for the same.purpose by bruising
them in a mortar to a pulp,,which,ii after
ward incorporated with as Much flOur tie it
Will hold, Thiti paste, is _then rolled , out, as
they do for a pudding, then cut into shreds,
which are left to dry on hurdles or:on sheets
of pasteboard, and are afterward pounded
In a mortar. The powder', thus :obtained
Will keep for years, and may be Rut.into
boxes or barrels. If manufactured on a
large scale it may become S profltable article
of exportation. In, hagena squills 'coat
nothing, the country being absolutely over
run with, them. .
A German physician reports. that he has
traced six:cases of lead colic and paralysis
to the use of tobacco held in, leaden boxes.
A French physician asserts .that tobacco
held in lead foil; improperly .called tin foil,
will finally become impregnated with la
polsonousmdt of lead.
"CONGRESS -22d , DISTRICT.
Is a candidate for nomination before the Union Be
publican Convention.
rubi7:da_ 4 _T'
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arCO GIRESS--22d DISTIIICIN:..
... . .
. . .
THOMAS HOWARIN
Is a candidate Air nambiation, by the Unfon Repub
lican Cotigrevalonal Convention. mhaltd&T
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Subject to ' , Ale decision of the talon gepublican
County Conyention.. ,
~ 4 solnosa-d&T
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
• •
Gen. A. L. PEARSON,
.
Subject to the aectalon of the Ilninn Republican
County.C. • volition. , , .• -• I • Tniakrn* . T
OrFOit DISTRICT ATTORNEY. .
WILLIAM C. MORELAND.
Subject to the decleion or the 'Colon' Republican s
Count* Convention. ' • • nihWin43:d&T,
rarASSIST.AFT DISTRICT AT-
will be a candidate for Militant District Attorney,
subject to the decisicru of the ilepublican. County
Convention. ^ • . . aalo:ditT
rirdBSISTANT DISTRICT-
Bntdeet to the decision otthe Union ileptibliesin
County Convention. mi28n542-(l.tr
Wr°R APIE4P/W•
Of Scott :township stihieetto the-decision of the
Union Republican Convention.. znyelpeP.4lkT
WPM ABBF.3IIIBLY,
. . - VINCENT ' MILLER, •
. ,
,
OrNorth Payette township, iuldeet to tho 'decision
of the Republican County Ccmvention. ! inylispircT
ay'ool.llM 4.IOMMISSIONEIL
Of Lowe: , lit. 'Char vtownehlh. (late . Co: 11. liStd
P. V..) subject to the idecletoe of the. Union Rehab.;
tean , County Con retitled. : oti2Z:ote-41AT
r•OF*7 I COMUSSIONEIL
• , -
lONATHAN N.E7CI.Y, : 4
•
Of Mi. treihiirifen,"iithleet '- toitie-deetsion4i the
Uepubtleise County Conventicler myl2:d&T
IgirCOMlt COMMISSIONER,
Of tbelicorough of Sharpaburg. will be a candidate.
anbject tot 6 the decision of tbe 'Union Republican
County Conventlosi. ,
tarCOUNTY! COMMISSIONER.
JAMES McGUNNEG.L.Ei
Of itic/tee's Itocks Chestier' Townell, subject to
the deelstou'of thetUntoultepubliCAn' mutt) , Milo
!option... - r.• Mr4.1151•44t
nE
tar A NDDIABRIAGE CELIBACY.
. -*An &Way tur Young Sett On the_Orlsoo of
" I ,... t rei And the 'DISEASES Ind-ABUSES 'whieh
ImPedlinonts to MAILDIA O /4. 440 . sure r
meats of roller. Sent in 'sealed letter envelopes,
gi; * . f i g i thm oge.' 4 , tddress Pr. 4, _sKii44lt , HOao ,
k Arkra Association, Phlisaelp 1p
Dykt i po?I‘,111,
tarIiIIIDE • TO-11AlliitIAGEr
-0.-tiond,-4Thiurnazkiimidirentyi..:6TGlizsheldrdberslut°',idllieraultiwase;o&b,..ejki•
to YeVad.Zarly Alliboolit PO . WI►BD'A&
en* the ordia Aatli , teg 22,
SOCIA 01( 2 A
tarIiATCIIELOWB HAIR DM
tint hi '0.'21'141
may 6* litirifect 'we. harmless; 141 Me+.
dlsspipolatment4 ,u 0 ridlealens -
VIM. Mae Rip ageots„otbad &MI lin'
rites male e
Dr sort itet besutuist
or broms:4, Druggitopiand Parfamell: and
rld
on iale g er i N
t S Vo ci
zr. ° Pacraigr.
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ativAkkoh,n-
POLITICAL.
Gen. .1. S. ITEGLEY
LEVI BIRD DUFF,
jOHN •W, RIDDELL
d. B. FLACK;
Col. WILLIAM ESPY,
PHILIP HOERR,
MORTOM, 4 °I
NOTI CES;
LANEOUS,
;
W J. 614.11101 in •
• XANCTACTICDED Dl' AND Nutont
No. 106 Wood fit., plAtsborgh, Pa.
An Orders promptly' tiled and entlsfagtlon guar
teed. . ,
ECURITY AND COMFORT FOR
THE TRAVELING COMMUNITY.
J. F, HARRIS' 'SAFETY FIRE JACKET,
. .
Car
• neateran d ; Moderator'
For SkICULE AND HOT AIR' F L UES, dispensing
with the use of Stoves and Fires 'in sor about the
Passenger br Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
graduate the beat to any ' temperature that may be
desired without tho possibility of tiring the car or
cars to which the Jacket nosy be attached.
'Having obtained - of the_UniteitStates Letters Pat
ent for a Safety Jacket which Is warranted to resist
the most intense heat that may be-adplied to, It in
the position and , purpose fin which it is • intended.
It is a sure protection .frortraccidenttrbr fire . Origi
nating from defective flues, or where Aron ylpes are
used as cenductros for smote or beet. It spell•
plicable to all piping that may become overheated,
and is warranted to give perfect satisfaction where
wood or other 'ccisibustible material may be placed
ittcloseproximity thereto. I run now ready to ap
ply my invention to stores, dwellings, , facterlea,
ateambm.ta, railroad - cars, Ste., wherever
pipes as conductors are made dangerous by being
overheated and security desised. I will sell, on ap
plication, rights to manufseture or to use the above
invention; also, territorial rights., to such. as may
wish to engage In seUling priv:leges, either by State
or county. :
-
J. B. BARRIS.
ifre.oMce at the "NE PLUS ULTRA PAINT
WORKS," corner of Morris street and the Alleghe
ny Yalu Baliroad, Ninth. Ward, pittsburgh, Pa. -
ti
No. 20 FIFTH STREET,
HAS RECEIVED
Arrcvrirnit,
PURE MAPLE SYRUP.
WARDS
CLOTH LINED
PAPER COLLARS
'tio CUFFS.
TO BE HAD EVERYWHERE.
Tradd wOnplted ilf Pittsburgh brj. K. MeENIGHT
& BRO. 134•W00d • street; PA EIII3ON & 1413L
LOCA. 71 Wood strer__,_t• AACR AI & CARLISLE,
19 FIRS otrec4s MoCAADLESS, JAMISON & CO,
103 Wood street. •
Manutsctured by S. W. H. WARD, 311 Broad
way, Now York. roll:pee
____
NOTICE.
Fifth. Street Sidewalk Extension.
IRON CURB AND SIDEWALK.
We deslrelo call.the attention orparties abottt to:
widen their sidewalks, according to ordinance, to
our Patent Iron Curb and Pavement. The .same
will be laid In front or the Opera House this week
and will 'peak fdt itself. The following Is an exi- •
tract from a letter of the,City Engineer and Regu
lator I • • 1 1 consider It s superior to stone, and If laid
in Firth street, will add greatly to Its beauty, and
I would recommend It to property owner,. •
H. J. City Englneer.”
Address ‘, • - •
' ATLAS . WORM
THOU . S T,-MILLER. President.
p"iTTIFIKTUGH PAPER DIANII•
TACTURINGt COMPANY; Manufacturers of
PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS :
CLINTON MILL—STEUBENVILLk, Onio.
BRIGHTON MILL—NEW BRIGHTON, YA. '
' OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE,
N 0.82 Third Street, Pittsburgh,. Pa.
°means—AUGUST HARTJE, Presldeur. •
JNO. 0. LIVINGSTON. Treasurer.
• SAMUEL RIDDLE, SeererarT.
' Dinucrortal—Augrat Hartle. John , Armen, S. H.
Harman, John B. 141Angton.
.Cash pay! for Parier.Stock..; . , • jalhofe
GREAT BALE. - •
Tremendous Saerlike in Looking Glass*
Preisanstot7 toincrshill ottevsnyeleastnt stock of
One GILT, PIER and fAXTLE.GLAMPS, POR
TRAIT and PICTURE RAMER allo t tolscellime•
one stiles of REDRAW! GLAWS, all of which
must be sold by the Ut r adhne.'
,ftegardiess of Cod.
Those yrhe are Irf wont of One PirVorGlasises aridis
drat-Wass artiste-or AM gut wort, , wll.l :do'well to
rArom,
48-itsrto • • ' "•"' 'il Wo odstreet:
fit., C ikt(ll.,
- , • i
• OLUE '. ol:ilitlan):HAlß
Taniorto.'Sol*,',
BONES'
•
mita Aitict *46boiie t 4lo, 306
3dlloor f'ons - Waytie, ; • ' . .
e • PITTSBURGH ,
NE OTIC TO ;
4 CONTROLLEX'I3 Ornef ize.
cirror ALLEUEracY,, Mar
PROPISSAug be iecelfed thi:s`
ofece until noon on THURSDAY, SlStli tee t t. for
oulljOyIPA". the_Plt7 witft_pll. the .Gitft LAMPS
71%a u fa i rr ettg, giVntrifeig ;
tor irlouV. to be flniolueu with tOro-eciati of best gaol..
ItTioylitte 91ty fen is tbf
qU FOru n r .. doi:n g irlited fo q r hitmettistd Use: / •
;Jl,ll' „
• ,^, • filarB. rigANOW
Iltirt • tn. 7,1 ,
n$ ; ,
• ; Agit, ControUer.
tiAILERIUFORISAILiN4' )11' , t
..*1( - v4f
wrpit WATIPUT ..1480PZIITY,L
Ot*tipidtehvfoftilbrwociehre:' biotite at
~t,
+l.ity 11;.
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0141 . : TOL /AWN
* v 2:
,141;11..;m1i- , ,ruil)laa; t;rt,
go /off welt Ali abr.,
' l4 " •
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M. 1 0 3Elyr7f •
myla Bell Hittite Ages!t,6o.Elmithileld
TOUN D. BAILEY Sk, BRO., •
•
- •
STOCK AND 'REAL- ES TATE eadiE
_
AND ArCTIONZERS,
Are prepared to sell at .Auction STOCKS, BO 5,
and all kinds Of SEOURITIES, REAL ESTATE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, either on the
premises or et the Itoghl of Trade BOOM.
Particular at ntion paid, as heretofore, to.the
sale of Real Es to at private sale.
Sales of Real state in the eonntry_attended.
Office. No. 11 , FOURTH STREET. ocZI
FOR. S I a--REAL :ESTATE.
FurlOß' SA E.' A, TO LEIN.i-110i1ses
uid Lots fo sale in all, parts of the city. and .arl
bs. Also. s • vend FARMS in good locations."
Also, a Small OOLEN FADTOWI,' with 20 acres
of land, and g .d improvements , which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable: terms: • :Business Houses
to let on good treets. Privrte Dwelling Houses for
rent in both c ties. For fUrther particialarainetdro
WILLIAM, WARD,
PL.V' 110 Grant streeL 'OPpoSite Cathedral..
T RESAIDENCE - 11111
SALE 0 ; JtENT.— A Urge two-story double
ouse, contal leg 10 rooms, Including double par
lor,'wlth mar.le mantles, and all the modern Im
pnavemente; 4of ground, filled with fruit,
grapes," berrie , .I. Situated near Minersville, at
the terminatlo o the Wylie street Passenger ears.
This is one of e handsomest lodations la Allegheny
county, and a good nOghborhood. Apply at
W. A. HIS:. N'S Beal Maine °glee, 57 errant
street.
CIBESP BUILDING- LOTS FOB
kysALE.—no cheap' BUIVDING LOTS in the
flourishing village el-Allentown, adjoining the Bir
mingham line, ten minutes walk from Carson street
or by the Pittsburgh and Brownville Boorivdelight•
fbi and .healthy location. Luring last year 50 build
lugs were erected on thete grounds, besides a largo
school building. The above lots are large sizes, and
will clolethem nut at very low Vices, ssy fr.:m*sloo
to .300, and only requiring thi small sum of $lO
paid down t the balance can be p id at the rate of +lO
per month (If preferred). . C al and examine our
pleb; of the ground, at corner of Fourth and Smith
field streets. [MO] Blci.Allf , CO.
.CIIEAP FRAME DWELLINGS.
TWO FOUR Boom moTimmo S OUSES.
SITUATE OF • • • ;
liVaehington Street, Allegheny City,
'WIII be sold seriaratelY If d sired on the most
reasonab
P le terms. .LOT's by 130 each. •
APLY TO
STEEL WILSON,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents No. 66 Smithfield
re
stet. ' my 7
2,000,000 ACRES OP'
.
CHOICE LOW FOR : SALE,
•
.
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION,
•• . •
Lying along Out; line of their road, at
$l,OO TO $5,00 PER ACRE,
And on a CREDIT OF FIVE YEAII . O.--
For Dirther msro l !. ac.; address
- -
JOHN P. DEVEREVX,
Land Commissioner. Topeka. Kansas.
Or CHAS. B. ILAREBORN, Seety,
waist St. Loots. Missouri.
COAL AND COKE
(VICAR F. LAMM & CO.
0. F. LAMM C. DAVIS P. SPEER.
COAL AND COKE.
Office, No, 347 Liberty Street.
Youghiogheny Coal and Cinnellaville . Coke,
AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Sir Orders pronspOr sttendei to. myl4
COAL! COAL!! , COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Erring removed their Office to • •
;Cr(); tun xix:BEnrry
ely City non: 31111)SECOhlp ELOOR.
Are now prepared to furnish good YOUGHIOGHE
NY LM.W, INUT COAL Olt SLACK, at the lowest
morket prieo. .
All Orders left at their °Mee. or - addressed to
th myM:b23em through the mail, will be attended to promptly.
CHARLES H. ARDISTHONG,
YONGEIONLENT AND OONNELLBVILLE 00A1.,
And Monufncturen of
COAL;IILACK - AND-DESULPHURIZED COKE:
°Mee and Yard=CORNER OF BUTLER AND
MORTON !STREETS. First. yard on Liberty and,
Clymer streets, Ninth Ward, Mad on Second street,
near Lock No. 1., Pittsburgh, Pa. _
Fatnilies and Manufacturers supplied With the
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash rates.;
Orders left at any of their offices' will receive
promptr attention.' . , • •
ARMSTRONG & HIITCII.I4ISOII4
Successors to
ILADIALPHIA ,ANDIOUGIUOGILIMY COAL CO.;
MINERS, SHIPPERS AND,DEALERS, BY RAIL- -
ROAD AND RIVER, of superior Youghiogheny
CAS:AND . FAMILY COAL. •
Mae 'and Yard—FOOT OF TRY STREET; 'near
the Gas Works. , , ,
_ sp22
gtilitllloll
• iIiiFIRIV3C dr.
Mitte_rs and Nhippers of PITTBBURGHGAS,TOECIN
and frANILT COAL, NUT COAL and SLACK:
Coal
_delivered promptly to ,allimrtu pc the cures
at the Unseat market rates. • -
Ofiloe and,Yard—CORNET.TOURTH-AND,WA.T,.,
BON (fonherlyCanal) ISTNEETt3, Pittsburgh. •
P.,0 BON LIMA— . ;
WALL ' PAPER.
...wowevwsinnernedyre , ""ne.w.e.novei . "'
ALL ;PAPERS!
For HALLS, PARLORS,
Yot.sale OILKAP, AS THE CHEAPEST:
No.lol Market
JOS. ' Tr RttOITRS & SRO.
"nr -- ALL PAPERN--1: :8:
. .. .
I:fr (YW51. 1 ! 5 4:‘!" - " Yil;n.'4ll1 1
.O.TO li,,i;
--Are
Npooo. B. na 7....wewLsi v iL s way- re •
OARPNWEIONs 4t4ol:lllitelliEti ,
= V 3., IC • , ,• ,
t ,w)r.al I; WI . 40
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it i t t . s trvelt ttaburgh t Besidenoei- '
JobblircronCwith uostness sadAlipsteh. -
OrdOrt
M Promptly at te nded to, and women= Vaaw
111.10C41117
St7PERIOR
I.)4" 333
ORA.Mint.llB and KITCHSNS,
In '4.l,tayi
B EN
I NSURANeIt
OF ALLEGHENY, PA.
Oftida in Franklin SaYlllO Bank Banding!"
N0 . ,'43 . Ohio St., AllegheitY4
•
, A HOME COMPANY, managed by Directors well
known,to the community, who tenet by fair dealing
to merit satutre of your patronage. '
UENft' ntwrar. ,
axe.
D. xtuwx.vi.... ...
. ..,
.., ,
). . , • •• , DIRECTORS: ; , •
I
ffetutlrwin, D. L. Patterson, Henry Derwig„
Geo. ' Riddle, Jacob Franz,' ' Gottielh Fats,
Simon Drum, .1. B. Smith, Jacob Hush
W. M. Stewart, Cb. P. 'Whiston, Joseph Cra g
,
Jos. Lautuer , H. J. Zinkand, Jeremiah- Sobew
I: apletoali— • • •
OP THE'dtir or ALLEOZENY,
°Mai, in ALLEUIEENY TRUST COMPANT'S
BUILDING..
FIREa 17+7,91,374,111rdE 011'L.17;
, • W. W., MARTIN, President.
.I.oo'i. thriiitritcox, !Jecretary.
•Al-' ,' , , ''' '-• - DtitsO*Ons:
i
. H. Elitist', . 0. 11 .P.Willinuts
,inet, A. iler, - /as: Lockhart;
Jas. L. Graham, Robt. Len, . .
'J no.' Drown, Jr. Geo. Gerst, "
tabro:n3l ,
WVESTEUN- 111191111AliCE :COM.
PANY‘OP PITTSBIIIIGa. _
EXANDERNIMICK, President: . •
.Wlll. P. HERBERT secretary. cam owuur. rriELD,Rosnerld Agent.'
Odlee, 92 water street, lilpeog & .Co. 's Were•
house,' up stairs,' Pittsburgh - •
Will ir.mre ag insti t uti on. ds ot.Flre and Marine
Risks. A home ntanaget by •Directots
who are well known to the community, and who ate
determined by prcauptness and liberality to main. taln the clutiacter which they have assumed, ow
tering the best protection to those who desire to be
insured.
tannfons:
Alexander Ntralek, Bonn IL McCune,' ;.
IL Miller, Jr., ' Chas. J. Clarke,
James MeAnley, ~ William $ . Evans,
Alexaiider, Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Acklen, Reyiner,, • .
David M. Long, Wm. Morrison, .
pENNSYLVANIA • •-• • •
. „ • .
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH .
OFFICE, 21 PIFTIT STREET. 'BANE BLOCS. :
This lan Home. Company, and - ltu . mresagainst leas
by Fire exclusively:
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYL'E, 'Vice President:-
ROBERT PATRICE,' Treasurer.. •-•
lIUIiH bIcE,LHENT, Sepretary.
DitizeTerne:
lieerge Wilson.
gee. W. Evans.
.0. Capper,.
C. Fierier.
tbn. Voegtier,
Ammon.
Leonard Walter,
C. C. Boyle,
Robert Patrick,
Jacob ?sinter,
Josiah King.
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproul, _ _
pDENNITI ,
AGAINST LOSS
. .
FRANKLIN INSURANCE Co. OF PHILACIELPA
OFFICE, 485 A . 437 CHEST 2r/r4811713
sons -
rdecat Loafs,
nailer; I David B. Brown,
Samuel Oral t, I lsaac Lea,
Jacob It. Smlth, - Edward C. Dale, • .
George W. Richards,
__l . ; George Fates. -
CHARLES O. BANt...ICE President.
EDW. C. DALE, VlcePk estdrnt.
W.- C. STEELE,' Secretary,pro tem.
J. OABDNEE COFFIN, AGENT,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
tnhabwlS
A LLEGAIENY INSURANCE COM..
PA.NY OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE. No. 37 METH STREET, 8.1.X1t Bt.ocu.
Insures against all kinds of Fire and Marino Risks.
JOHN IRWIN, Jig., President.
JOHN D. McCORD, Vice President.
C. G. DON NELL, Secretary.
CAFT. NAL DEA'N, General Agent.
DIRECTOttI3:
Crpt. Wm. Dean,
B. L. 'Fabnestoct,
W. H. Everson,
Robert H. Davis,
Francis Sellers,
Capt. J T. Stockdale.
John Irwin:Jr.,
John D. 41cCord,
C. li. Hussey,
Haney
T. J. lioskinson,
Charles Hays,
RELTLEst INSILJUANCE ' COM.
OFFICE.: N. E. CORNER. WOOD A WEER BM.;
Hotne Company, taking Fire and Marine BUMF
DIRECTORS: ''
Capt..Johu L. Ilboadu,
i Samuel I'. Shriver,
Charles Arbuckle,
Jared , Al. Brush,
• • Wm. V, Lung: •
Satiate! Dlcerteliart
resident,.. • 1.• •
• President. .
Secretary., ._.•-- •
'1•14, General Agent.
.
Wm. PbMips,
'John Watt;
John E. Parks.
Capt. James
Wm. ,Vaa WA,
James D. Verner.
• Wm. PHILLIPS :Pi
JOHN WATT Nice
•. C~tiARDNI.R,
. JAS.
SEWING MACHINES.
51.
GROVER .* BAREWR
zul t srpC ISTITiC/1
IEI9
it.o!licerrren -- .
semmstimacnikes'''
,WITH LATEST thmiloyamitacres.
At the New and 'llegant 'Sale) itoonis, '
OF THE COM ACTT,
51-FIFTH STREET.
Also, NEEDLESPACMICIFXTB,_ MACHI NE BILKS and COTTON'S' THREND, MACHINE OIL,
The citizen's) of Pittsburgh are tespeet
folly Invited to call.
" ited Clieniara •
Applications for Agencies . or
lamsles by mall on application... Corru s ponderme to
GROVFat & BAKER 0:11:00
• • •
51 TIFTII STBXET.,rITISIImIG4, „
mhal:nl2
LUMBER. 1,,
txuninaitrixasmatt — urnnizeir
•
iliaIDS No. S 6 rreble Street ,16mmerlyPtemoheeter.,
and - No. 157 RebeeeMetreerooripostte Ou Wtmlte,
orlr
11 IN AIDS
CF
Rough and Planed L 1 mber
flookine• • : ' Door& • „:
Nyeatbirliolardlig, Saab,
Snmeesi , , Moradings,'o ..:l
611 W KW Limber. ceder and Leeitst poo l ,
Lathand Patina, - Oak and Yellow riper, - ;
ALLIO—PIRE - BRION. I &aid 0 Y. elketis
Fo - RTITIT - ,44 1 318EEt.. , „ CO I'r,
_ ANT. :,1
1 14ks-tiiszciL:tairinti thTtiamt. '..' • '-'' '.'
asoRsuRT—I N ,
Ili rg ro i r ogi . • ~ 1 r‘n ~..• ‘2f
Strinnutrram . VISON. ,
I: , x I. .. , :i:!: 3: 1 -. ~fli I:.T/' 10;
Dtai.CrOnnt
lithirnniDavilliw. • ::.., IA 74 Dnntan, , v. , '=+ i'
John Mellon_, Z. D..Dnitridire, ,
~ • ,
Clew Nr.mtuirtd ; ltti4 - -% .gll.. L. 11111 one, , ' '3 , -
, •., ... , ~
Johnston,
/AMBER ,YAl P : lnterg..BUT4l,4 l . 9?....tit,
1.111711 T 0 87111/111„ Ninth Ward
- -
0117101'AT rthrtinkt °tug wolow-VraitiL ,
v2gl_,o, 8 ,4r5.. j .„,, ! , .4 I :1 4,. .cT f? tr' , ii Ji ''j'iMl lll SPhrif
v 41 ; --- ' ,--4,- ser, ii a i Ai r ,-;,,..
FURNITIIREMANUfACTURBISI '''
. I,I, M69.I I P 4 tIRAN I IP r i.. A i
•Nalligiff '"' r "
-21 0e41.831POIMEVriclerriszusw :.
P liAl assoMagn="Aifirttgragri'
41 # ' • '"P Har,bytre)),i,b;!lA;
Winnki , •
' "Tr {la Alit i'faIk•VMSATIO I
I BIo DOTA. III , I BMW. Dare
Blows. Priner-6 11 sad solo
gazolywbowl:S
,~ltyet.
111111 '
- ,; ............_____-__,...
IigrPITT'SBIURGH THEATRE.
FRED AlSid....' L 1 ' ' 31.6 ....
...'
Resort of the Aftibici: ;A - coitssc, l tfioial ;Ind
refined Entertainn.ent.4 No obscene acts Or .vulgar
Jokes. icirst clans taletit, and none other; engaged
at thld Rouse. Re-engligernent for a limited mita
her of nights of the dozing female athlete. Dille . 'To,nicht I find appearance of Mrs;
putAsic DREW. the bewitching yuung actress;
also, Mr. FRED THAW . the great Western Conde
-*Sinter and Comedian, 44 Mr. IjRN MARON; the
eccentric Ethiopian Col:lndian. together with our
regular Varleti. Comp tiy. .n s.grand Challenge
prograntrue;. AIATIA i.EtztaY extrutiair. -
.
orißuir i mu i ~ .-.. ~`
4 .
MUSEUM EXHIBITION,
Comprising -WORKS Ogi . ART `and °GREAT. NAT
URAL •LIVINO CURIOSITIES,
Fifth street, opposite rittsburglt•Thestre.:
° Cards ofAdratssion, AS cents.. Doors open from
8 o'clock A. M. to WY. it: ' ap8:411
-..Presldent
.....Bwervasury
---
41NEA P
, UNIENLER ESOIRT:
LAKE HOtfrlE,lthilebtirkra,,
(On the hue of demestoWn Franklin 'llidirtatA .
one hours ride frolfanitiln.) TnistirAlßOP.!
tarn, new. and commo ions, well Wass cc. cos
billWrd rooms, , ten-pin Heys and ;covered Depute.
aades. , II to on the banks of the mast charming
Fairy Lake in America, iboundhag, in fish.. and ad.
rtilrable fbr sailing purpMies, surrounded with Sul
phur springs. romantic scenery, ite.. !It Is theibesk
sammer, resort In the Sta . Address.
S. Sr. BLS • Dli r , , Proprlintair.
THE ISTII9II4IENSON HOUSE. •; - ;s,
St Catharin I •
ealOntarith. Canada, "
Will be opened for the eptlon of visit ors, ea
DIONDAY, isth 31..A0t; 18610.
This. FIRST CLASS DAME has been thoroughly
'repaired, refundsbed and' splendid
BILLIARD BOON 11113) BOWLING ALLEY
has been added to the building. The great curative
properties of, the Mineral Water. and the' xtremely
healthy. Ate of 11w bsdidisig..wlll well repay the in
valid for hi* Visit, and the amusement and comfort
afforded to, the tourist will be certain-to make hie
stay both `agreeable and biteresting. my19:937-lur
'Jno, Thompson
Jos. Myers,
C. C. Boyle, .
Jacob Kopp.
ALUINHONIPSIOUSE:
Tire iiitifUrsigmfal beg to knisinmee to their fries&
and the_pubUo that Iheyikaye -purchased ULU O ESTASLIEtHEit
and,POFNILAR HOUSE, ,
:
No 644 3rAlhiltsrty
And will continue4orkeep fit , larthe best style. The
MANSION HOUSE hap over one hundred rooms, all
newly furnished in the bosh style, and only two min
utes* walk from the Railroad Depot. Trayelers will
end this house an excellent one to stop at,-and will
be accommodated.anyhmitidayor night.
Connected with the /hum Is a splendldßaVF'
Fanatics or Single - persona taken to board by,the
day, week ormonth, with Or without:room...)
HwiWACNER.
PITTSBUELIEC •
zahl7:mXt
CIONDUCT F M ON THE prior's-
ILI Ali ' ' • _
S'E - JAMP;O'FIC7O-' ll ri4
Nos. -
-
Union 7544i;PYTTl1BIIRou. ;
- JAMES K LANA:HAN;
- Mils house is newly bnilti ang splendidly furnish
ed, and convenient to all the Railroads coming
the city. Strangers visiting the city will tind tug a
very convenient and edonconical plan. You secure
your room and pay for yoO meals as you get them.
The Restaurant connected With this hotel is open at
all hours of the day and night. Balls and parties
supplied- with Suppers at the shortest notice and
reasonable rates. f I ael8:g811:)
ill
BY FIRE.
•
S. 31AR9RAws orrick. } -
THIS
D. of Pennsylvania.
PITTSAURCXL, Nay 20th, 7 1/102.
BUS TO . , NOTIC that
on the 10th day of 'May, A. D. 1888, a War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against, the 0 , • -
ESTATE OF EDWARD S. HAN A, .
Of Pittsburgh. in , the coin** of Alleghe y,, . and
State of Pennsylvnia, who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petit:inn; that the payment of
any debts: and delivery of Any property belonging to
such bankrupt; to him or far his use, and the trans
fer of any property by him Eke forbidder bylaw; that
a meeting of the creditors tif the said - bankrupt, to
prove their debts and , g oose, ottani. mora•As
glances 'of his •estate,be held at Court' of
Bankruptcy, to be nolden st No. 93 Diamond street.
In the 4.uty of PittsbutgbAbefarO , SAMlTEL BAR,
PER, Esq., Register. on lithe 10th day of June,
A.D.•11.808. as 1.0 tre10ck_41 . 24..) '• •
THOMAS A. ROWLEY - ,
TiorZulSt • V. 8, Kariba, as Messenger. •
U. S. MARSHAL'S OFFICE
, • vr
? : • :, Dt or:Pennsylvania; -
Prrrannatt - e, May 19th, 1868.
mins •IS TO GIVE NOTICE that
.1.. on the Mith day of May, A.M. 188111,, a :War
rant inliankruptcy was isatiedagainit the , •
ESTATE or. xreirDsex i i
11
Of ,Allegheny,City, l in the &ants of Alleglinny, , and
State of Pennsylvania, Who has been adjudged a
bankrupt on his own petitiOot ,that , tho. PaYntentof
any debts snd delivery - oS say
_ u beim:sing'
to such bankrupt, to him or for his use, and the,
transfer of any 'property b him, are l'orbidden•by'
law; that a meeting or creditors of the said
olktdrroliti. to prove - their debts. , and to choOseone or
more Assignees of his estate, wilt be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy, to be holden at,Mct. 11*Ra:feral;
'street, Allegheny city, Allegheny county, Pa., be
fore JOHN PLIRVIAN(M.,Estt,,, Register, - on
the larday br July, A.R. MISS; It 100" clock A. It.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY.
-1:0933:443 • • I. S. ;Marsha, iiallffealtenger.v),
MEE
L? •7• IdABIHAV'ti
'.' S.
W. f. o renns - ylwanis.
• • .Prrrentradit.,"May.,lBo..ll3BB.l .
rirtHlS TO • Gif_re NOTlCE'that '
..A.; on the 18th : depot-May. A-Atr /MK'
rant in Bankruptcy was hished against the
- 'irevrkre or
Allegheny-04, in my Ohillegheny. and
State of Pennsylvania. wto bas been adiudged a
bankrupt on his own petit an; that the payment ot
any debts and delivery of a" y property belonging to
such bankrupt, to; him, .or 11017 ei2111: nset: • and: the
transfer of any property by him are forbidden by
law; that a meetingorthe eitilltarniorthe said bank
roPt. to prove their debts and to choqiie ono or more
Alsigneee °filthy estate,
he
held at•te Court
Bankruptcy. to be hidden at the office or the
of
ter. at Nb.lloFederal street; Allt i ninr
le b ot ti"Y zoonTi ' ento /'e t l Y " .,ln b lg r :ai l ke l day tdju l d, 7 77 3
10,o , elocipa. , •
;•• Tninimg A. RoNt r itr.`
lonoo• . II.• 8. Marsbal, as Nesse • ger...l •
LiTHE DRI:TRICT..OOIIRT.OT,,
; Tint 'UNITED 'BT_AIF_ES.,__FOR THE WEST.:
DISTRICT. OF I'LlibialmFA/A.
JACOB ABBADAIIIS, it4ißankrupttinder the Act
of Congressof-Marelv 51.1.41861, , having Olt
a "discharge 'from all hi ..debt., and other chants
provablemedersald.ect,bly order 011ie Court. n o .
ice is hereby given to all creditors who have proved
their debts. and other perilous Interested. to appear - ,
on the ilth
daLof Jun lbt MAO o'clock A.
hfa
B. benneIIOI.I.MABFBB,I BeithterEat
offce, No: v 3
Diamond street. ttsbnrsh, Fa.. to..
'bow dbichnriceti
should not be granlid to 00 said bankrupt._ . •
- • , NeOANDIAbso; t
Clerk of U. s. District ;Court fecsaldilßstrint.
In91.1:31 ‘) - • 0 n!' , 11.:
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Pittshoeithilhee .13 irrof '4,4tH;,:..1„ Tal, 10n5.,.1
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ereby 'Wet of anjoiotatiMint luo
of H. M. HERSH Ellt,t; f iflttatanwh. in the come•.
y of Allegheny, Wawa, "Man
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