01
.
•
It litttolll4 etaitttt.
•
*\P Fl ir94noc•
-
•'_ 'HIM I haria it ---
ewit&ce, Calls.
”ritrow'doWhaull, • and pen.
lar a hluti in the btry forest halls,
Afar from the ha tits of men.
/ • Below a mossy earpe spread.
And a bough-inwoven roof o'erhead !
"From the dust and din of v. hrels
--- ""'r TO the-greenwood!' leafy gloom, •-••
. • • Where naught a trsee•of man reveals,
• • Away fromvh is living tomb!
Arad thine wlll be right royal fare i „
-Along alone with Nature the .
-••• An old: familiar tone
1,2„. ,_ - 113 in OW voice - More - met • • a. 7,.- ...-4
Y Than chiming flutes by moonlight blown
On ice-u-ka's mere sheet;
•• .. AEn usJc that has' inspired'me long,' -
. Invites my Arlel of song.
• ' Bimkadert shelvi: far weir!
_ flon -l g foraweeter s.
lore e • •-•-. ,
'ln the flowery glade. of shadoWy dell
Than - I ever learned before: . •
To feel one more that lam free.
Blest spirit' in the woods with thee. '
EPHEMERIS.
; - 7 -TaleCollege is a . ,
t>;.....filoseip say that Napoleon is getting re,
/312:1
.;iJohn. Brougham is to play next week
in cipcago. • , - •: : -
—hlntrikey backs Seymour two to; one
lagainitt Grant: . .
1
' , —Mitzzini and revolution are agai talk
ed of in. Italy. - '
lAlastralia itt , attempting to rais cane
td beet sugar. -
.. ,:rgt
_ —Tom Hughes is going to write all about
ovenaor Eyre. - • - -
. ,
—Brigham Young has thirty five mar
' geable daughters. \ -
_ By .changing - g letter, .K.sraro spel
1 : ' - :brandy-al" chats.
i The English newspapers predict a n
victory in November. ''''' • -
- ;r 4.nnaßlpkensorilas a new lecture
"Ohildren and Marriage." - - . ;
-=An exc.hange thinks the solar
- iliebiet star company out. • , 5
' -..... BOnth's new theatre will open fo
*itsittan . .ii In january next. •
- --
' -Eiwniburne is crier worked and his
cal advisers must travel
,
, .Barkeillific is to ; be the next Offe
opera brought out ire New York. ..
' Z
It l itlY has ' cindritsited 9000 pers ns to
he foreign population of Chicago. '
4
--- - I hertt are 100,000 inhabitants'
liohit'and,but one daily new4ap
—T
-- , - ,heinilitia force of .63g,ltua :
land consists of about 134,000 I
. .
• .
Aboilt and Dumas, Jr., are go
,Sng to start a banking house in Paris.
.:Cholera; yellow feysi, and small pox
' Are , the commonest luxuries of Cuba just
—Geo. Wool:10'41th; a Phila.&lphia, artist
of Some rereown, died last week,'Laged 42
Jean'
-La Crosse,' Missouri, has a man r seeking
for work, -who was once a - valet of Lord .
'has settled down -t? being a
- poetess, -,and is a regular- contributor of
.I..omfen
_weekly.
-- --Some' philosopher has discovered thht
Andrew JobriSon is not the merry-Andre;
.known .toe. I fam
,rofessor Goldwin Smith is to have a
) .tfangit?i, given to him by the Union Learrue .
of,NeWXork. . .-•••
—Walt Whitman has a volume of prose t
inprint. Walt is huge in poetry, hut ids
.
prose ifin little silly. _ \-1
—Max 3laretiek intends to bring out,
next seaaon, Apber's latest opera "Premier
Jour de Bonheur."
Sultan has invited_ Nalrolebn to
'-nonfrie and see him, and Napoleon -has not as
yet sent his regrets. . _ .
,
—Lord. Napier, of , Magdala, is the new
-1 I
1
~"title which General Napier assumess - when
.::he enters the peerage: -
- • —Train's great~l2ot lat Omaha wants to
be leased.. The great - 71711n himself always:l
: objects.tO being least.
—ttn American cooking stove is en route
•;. ,:to Siam, -where it is to form part= of the
,;dower of a Simese princess.
~
—The execution of Maximilian, and its
'lntnise;.the Mexican expedition, cost France,
lnitthousand millions of francs. •
--Some one is endeavoring to make.. out
that the late Hole-in-the-Day was a Celt
• 'with the patronimic of O'Halli ay,.
-Admiral Fanacut is taking, :advantsge
of his prolonged tonr abroad to make fine
4collectioit of paintings and statuary. " •
( . .—The band at the Democratic ratification
meeting in Philadelphia; very properly
played "My Maryland'' and "Dixie."
- -The clerk ot , the . iieather seem to be
influenced by the prerabiur on gold. at :east
- heated terauf are very high this year.
, —The Pendleton, headquarters,at Cincin=
matiiire:lbr rent, • and a • larger quantityf
Pendia* badges can be had cheap tor cash.'
lteerris that Patti is tot married to De
'Can , 4 an[( stubbornly reinsns to do so, and.
41he .lEnipreitii• is down -4 on. : Pulti 'on tb a t,
- ...Ateconnt. • - • • I •
• Ytirk • TV6rttf thinks, or
jthat 84moiir aita'Blair are inneelied. This
In s trile_ l 9 l d,lit November they wlllbe check
::-Adariet mated. : • ' • „
• , * lll2 — 7 The Democrats fisted fora soldier :to
, • gleivi grant aitti they got. Blair . have';,
4 1. er of ,those people who Qiingfor
'4lshreceived aatitrpion. a, -
*"
' 1 affected by young
jadicis it the edi2,sict6, says an exchange.
1 1. ;;ainglidies at the sea aide are also soda
-7 times aflecied by milk-punch..
Count' Oustave:Cho rinslty, the liushirid
„
" of the - Of Baroness 'von Eber
genYit has-been -sentenced, as an accom
plice, to twenty years hard labor
To k ,haie a Demodratic
•.lekss Convention in October, Of the ~P rls.
oners'ot fate." This a:delicate deniol
sal Rug State Prisoners.
• ~—Tecttessee has prodLced- a Snake forty
feet Joni It le suPpost:d to be a distant
Iconnection ,of the great anaconda. Wilich
• always 'intended 'to 'crush.
Italy bas been fortunate Sneug,b-to get
- a feeling of inch gratitude,to both France
sndPrnash4 that in tha,eyerit'of a warlie:
. .swOo Wein countries nentralitY:wouhl he
the only proper Italian cotu)te.
Victor, the send
} trained paisener
keibe e,,Lof,amin4c.
Being a condemned mirderesr, a l wa y s
brings a charge of ihkarin its train.
Grinder was said to be - 14*eizo.
061414. 1 jivorkis Decein:
ber, the Mere nie)Atisn: iht it ittialmostikg . .
oplingfik.tliik - hot4esibits
• •
nctir t ,or *pair Oigcates. .'\
Saiatogit,
but the rnost beautiful woman there is said
to be a new arrival, a married woman froM
Western Pennsylvania. , •
- - -The Pendleton Democrats are said to be
consoling , theinselves with the reflection that
Seyrooif*.)iofil* elected
•
/ •
—The Hon. E. .M. Stanton has declined
to accept ' dinner."' tendered him by the
Union Lerighe - titib of New York. He is
deterinined to his perfect freedom
Troth ptiiiliciy; no* that he has so well earn
ed Lis rest
• •
=Democratic 'Papers are beginning al
ready to talk of "the bone and sinew of the
party—the noble workingmen." Very lit
tle nobility Whnld these same workingmen
show if they suffered themselves to be caught
by such chaff.
—Twenty years ago Theophil'4 Gautier
dared to tell the_ truth and say that Mr.
Charles Dickens was overrated. When in
Paris the other day,' Dicken's remettibered
this, and refused' to be introduced to his
El
great literary superior.
iew honest people doubt that women
qtave - lust as much •right to ilieir rights sai l
men have, - tint such specimens as Anna
\ Dickenson and Gail Hamilton fill these lion
est'folk with so tench disgust that have no
. - .
room lett for aympathy.
—A sold coin has been dug'bp near Oma
ha, which is dated 'ISM.' On the, strength
of this Omaha is going' to- lay claims to an-,
tiquity, antlher old families, will probably
look down upon those of Boston a'ntl Phila
delphia as mere upstarts. 1.1
--Icebergs• are met by almost
.• every
' steamer going- to or from kurope now. a
ays.. If those corning this way, knew
' whaCthey,have to expect, •we think they
oub. get up a' picnic party on one .of the
ergs and wait for , the next steamer. - -
I —A man in Lowell, Washington county,
hio, was almost frozen to death last week;
be crawled into en ice house to try and
keep cool, andl was discovered a few hours .
I afterwards frozen quite stiff andinsensible.
'filcuit
l Ile was, with the greatest dt 5 , , restor
ed to life, and will probably never get ever
1 .the effects of his imprudence, yet still we
' swelteringly envy him. '
t •
1--
ais of
E
MI
'bach
Stock.
EMI
i and- Ire-
Inauguration f'the Luther Monument at
Worms—lmpobing Ceremonies.
, .
The inauguratio n orthe Maher mpntt-
mem attracted to the small town of Worms
sufilelentnrisitors to fill a large capital. As
manygs 90,000 people were present, who,
of courke,"cnuld'nothe lodged in the WWII,
and had to sees; shelter as well as they.conld.
1- in the villages of. tim neighborhood. Be.
sides the:Kings of Prussia and Wurtemburg,
and several of the minor German Protestant
Prinees about 2,000 clergymen had arrived
311 parts of Germany and Switzerli , nd,
I and,A'm from France, Engl , tml and A! oer-
:ica.l The festivities were rather of a serious 1
thari agay character: The groat services of_(
Latter, and; the A retb-ners Whr) precetted_or
tilldWed him a'Cre extolled in sermons and '
'..pecClica - An_ English chrgyman spoke ,
taielnently; against, Etisttyiiin, _attd Charged 1
the Bishop of Gxford with het raying the cause
Of tht Ref° rinatfon. The -most' remarkable
.speech was that of the Mayor of the, to wn, it
Cathelie. as are three-fourths of the popnia- '
tion. When themonuMent was made over
to the care of the municipality of Worms,
he rteeepted it'ai-a national gitt i .and praised
'the Meaty spirit shown 'by Luther at- the
Diet When he declared: "I. have notAeen
convinced ; I cannot retract ; here I am ; I
,cannot change ; may God :assist me 1" This
'historical fact which has changed the aspec
of Europe;- deserved to be commemorated
by a 'national Monument. - Even those, ria.
liens -Who have 'not adopted his religious
tenets enjoy their blessing; for he has put
dotin• the despotism which forbade .free
thoeght, and gave back to every nation the
right to bring, common sense to hear on, re.
ligioni matters. Ilis translation.of the Bible
indiced.people to learn to read, (schools.
and academies came, into existence, and in
his own time he--Was considered the German
(,Cicero. - The monument : itself is a, great
Isucr,eis. - The statue of Luther is ten feet
,high; by his side arc his two .protectors—
-1
the Electorof ,Saxony and the Lindgrave
or Hesse. The next group .shows Huss,
Savanorale, Wickliffe, Waldus, Melancthon
and. Reuchlin, and ;the symbolic statues
of - the towns,, in which the leading events
took place. Soiree where the protest was
;
made which gave the name toProtestantism :
1 .kug,slintg, where the first peaCeable settle
,went was arrived'' at, and Magdeburg, the
;lust sufferer and victim of theeague.
,The
festivities closed in the best h rmony, and,
1 1
,thouglititere Were neither poi ce nor mili
tary, nOt,tbe least disorder occurred.—Cor.
London Tinies,
Dr. Sears ? the agent, has, since he was ap
-pointed, visited ten of the Southern States.
The plan which he adopts is to •visit the
city government of the various cities, and
communicate to them, his mission; "and if
they establish the systemof free schools, be
offvss from his fund to bear a portion of the
burden forttlii currentlyear, generally about ,
two:fifthit or the amount required for instruc
tion.\ 'ln•- seven of 'the Statesfree schools
hove thus beeti\eipiblished - hi the - principal
cities.'. and 'the-`!plan an has everywhere. raet
with the earnest i o-opertition and eVnifially
of the, intelligent portion of the (31.ititern
Ptvpie , In only one lilac° 'haS'Dr. Sears
met with a decided rebuff, and in hat place
the [ city ho Majority. of:
whoni, were , baelielprs—ththight -that
every man (ingot to educate ins own chil
dren, The
,provisions. of the fund do not
extend in . Maryland, Kentucky, Missouri
has Mils far been
and 'Texas. Attention
given to the largest towns and ai d es. and
it has, ffencraily been found thatonly about
one-lard of, 06 white :chiltirfltv- in those'
Vaces - I were ' 'attending sehools7genc rally
trona -the 'wealthier families---in private
schools at greitt expense; :and • that in tho
San te places alfOut two-thirds of the enlorcct
children we in sonic' way provide& with
re4ns s efiiication and were actually at
schOols.
' TIM hl nzing hot weather evei ybOdy
wants .a cure tor laydrdphobia anda Pi r eircn".
titiVe for sanivti.4o. mor, le us
Vor the, fOr
sax that it has lately been discovered ,
,dia, that a:cure, may. promptly be eifected‘bY
salivating the victim. = Tie the patient hi.,
chair, give him fifteen grains of calomel at
once,' and at the same time administwa
tnercurial'vapor bath. For preventing sun-
streke, - 'we should think that everybody
might know by th(stiatittiat a cabbage Tref
or a dadip handkernhief . ihtke hht Is a grilityl
Pms -- immt GAZRTISi THURSDAY,. JULY 16, 1968,
The Peabody Pend.
`~~; — ~;~n O DENTISTRY
•
f6fiiiir,ll6,ii A l t Waaa
.I . , , r _pw.
- 11:4t1PN
AT DR . , • 8001 4::W. m i e , n ' -„-. •
wig nrani . smairwr. 3D DOOR dsov aal D.
sAm - Au g.. -w ß o r iar cat wiiitß ENß AlTTEn o.F.
efiNtr - -
GAS FIXTURES;"` -
GAS 111:11CTIIIIESI•
Chaxid ellers,
FOR GAS AND OIL '•
• -
Just received, the finest and largest assortment
ever opened in this city.
WELDON & KELLY,
r 147 WOOD STREET r COR.. VIRGIN ALLEY.' •
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, igzc.
YDRAULIC CEMENT.
sorlp STONE.
PLASTER, CHIMNEY
' WATER PIPES.
_ •
HENRY*. COLLINS.
So16:070 I 5 Wood street.
DRY GOODS.
CLOSING OUT OF
SI:T=IMR DRESS GOODS,
JAL BIIRCIFFICLII 81 CO'S,
No. 52 St. Clair Street.
LAWNS for 256. worth 37 tic.
LAWNS for 37c. worth 62e.
OREN ALIN NS, for 25 eente worth 40c
PIQUES for 75c. worth 11.12.
ALPACCAS for 31c. worth 40e-
GREY ,tiOODS, for 500. worth 75c.
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
DRESS, COCIDS
iF TRE 'CITY,. ALL -ENTIRELY NEW, ANT,.
CriE36I7kTvEST TN rJEUT. CITY.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No. 52' St. Clair Street.
ITIARRET STREET. 87,
87.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES '
TO CLOSE STOCK. OF
Gr-CtoODS.
S 7 MAREEI' STREET.
THEoriortE E. PHI/12S.
$7 •'• 87
115 " ' OOD ST.
AIIBUTIINOT, & CO.,
No. 115 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
WfiULE~dI.E
DRY GOODS AND. NOTIONS,
AT LOIi'EST:EASTERN PRICES.
MEM
168.
NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
IEW MOHAIR.
BLACK SILKS.
HOSIERY and :GLOVE.
F. SQUCY,
•
tir No. 168 11'311e Street. 1,03 '
' - 168
rtl'infl4o]
CARRMcCANDLESS &CO.,
' (Late Wilson, Carr B C 0..)
WH9LESALE DEALERO 12{,
Foreign and Domestic DrY,00(&)
- ,
No. 94 WOOD STIINET. \
Third door abore Diazaond '
. •'PITTBI UNOTi, PA.
SEWING MACHINES...
muE T .4.I,IPPWCAN COM
. . . .
lIIITTON-119LE ',OVERSEAMING
AND SEWING
, .
IT ,lIAN NO,E4IItAL,
Brif4a AugotuTßLii. lIEST'FAMILT
MACHIN 11. IN !I'DE VOitliD, AND IN.,
IAINSIOLI4Y TILE. C•RE.ArEtff'•;
4621gPtits - wanl:e4 to iell:thleitaohlue Qli .
'
. .
rut Western Petintylrantri.
OoTnit'NllrTH. AND' IsIAMMET 'FirßEE'r:it' over
Ittebardeun , sJeivetryto
tre... . „Anyzon364
•VONF'ECTIONERIES.
- GEO. SOHLELEIN,
Fancy Cake Baker & C confectiOner,
AND DDAT:Nrzy ••'
FOREltibt &DOMEEMO Plllll'2B
NO. UN coruer,Yetlnrannil liobtneon styrOte.;
"clfi nostampy. on nand. 11.3“31CNA.M;Of
various Onvore.l ' • ' '• '
irgyßx w. uonuswEir
• Corkfectionery and-Bakery.
Ro• atw intrrimnn:sTijitz
newton Beyeuth 'nul Liberty.
M 3.I " A D OY4TIDII-8-AL6O.DI'-attttebedf.
j •,iVtIsIRC3HgNT~BI3~ORB.
H Erimr RimyEa,
MEROBAriTT, i rlitlo64
No. 131WITIOULD STlttlDT,:•t:ltiobutgb• P.
Conotantly on tutnd, a(nil asoorttnint of 0 MUS,
C11541/2dEIi,I43,;ViSTAIG,9, itc„
,
ter. ',41r. ,
• ' • • • •
I • • ' •"`--ligr'%'l4.'s:VA•l••
TRIMV,INGS AND. NOTIONS. '
iti — opotunicEp.- 1 P 4 0 9711 , ,
11 1 -
MACRtrid & CAXILIBLES,
_
MI
No.l9•Fifth Street.-
ALL GOODS GREA LY REDUCED!
- I
ON AND: AMR; JULY IST.
(Ladies',) for
HOOP SHIH'II3
coisErs, ate
LINEN BAN I
(warranted,)
KID GLOVES,
!TM
PAPER COL
J9L cDTTON, (gOpd , .•
:POCKET BO ).TiSouirtli 506.,........ ......
31 - El.l:'S Str 4 .MilEß UNDERSDIR.
13
: .
78
lIEN , JEA DRAWERS.... ........ - 70
All kinds Ponneta andlats at Half Co3t.
200 Yds: 51.
CREAT BAROAINO - .
ITT ' AI.L 3..C.intY/ 1 0 -' GOO D 6.
gpeclai litotes to Merchants dc Dealers.
1 1 • '
raacrtum & CAP.LISLE,
-- jyl :1331
AT JOSEPIEVORNE &
DAILY ARRIVAL' OF
,0,-oo]cbs -1 !
HAMBURG EDGINGS AND BLOT LACINGS;
HAMBURG INSERTINGSL _
SWISS EDGINGS AND INSERTINGs'
LACE CAPES, COIFFEURS AND PARASOL
COVERS;
LINEN. COLLARS AND CUFFS. .
MIOSTJEII,Ir.
SUPER STOUT AND SUPER FINE COTTON
- AND MN:RINI, 1-2 notiEl
LADIES' AND MISSES' HOSE, in Lace, - -Liele,
'ntilik and Cotten, of beet Junglish,a d Ger
man makes; •
DOMESTIC HOSIERY, at rerylow rates;
ALEXANDRE'S DUCii&SS HID GLOVES, a
new line must received.
A-fall aseyrtment of B ULLION AND BILK
ERINOESL
TASSEL; FRINGES.. • ;
BEAD FRINGE'S AND, TRIMMINGS;
GIMP HEADINGS:
TRIMMING RIBBON'S AND SATINS; , ;
PARASOLS AND SUN 'UMBRELLAS.
el - azAw Goobr.
/ At greatly reduced rates)
Nnw 4.Tle FIATS— Ltatent and lilt , •ges.
CHATrEs, DOTTED NETTS; IDBDONS. FI.OWE.g.S 4
MILLINEMI' LACES.
'SONNET SILES. FRAMES,
SU.N.DOWNS AND SHAHErt DODDS,
Betai,
\
W7tol
c.A.X.X... AND EXA.IVIC I ENA.
- „
77 sand 19 Market Street.
)claswr
sTEA.Bir •
- CARPET BEATING
•
!Jams , was BUM emnrrisra, • ESTABLISHMENT.
WILLI 'DaNary Cud's. In Drab, Bur and - Tan. Which TEN YEAP.S' lUtAL In 'New York and oth
er Eastern cities bas proved a complete succese.
HOSIERY,'ITB ADVANTAGES:" •
111,1 . of Frtmcb , 'Gcniutn and ' Eng ll2 h•• . Ist—Fading and .ihrinkagc . are completely avoid
, cipl,lrie sp , krt nece49ary.
3i--14 henl'reed rrein swot 4 moths or their larvae.
, A full 11-tc or White t_ , :e ;.:i (5t i vi,:1 4 1 , ,, ,,,, up . , 4,n 0:v r.: t...g..),,c1 .,. as new, f.. - ave
tae
at—When peris•ttiy a Carpet will wear a-
FRiifoia4;.SEIFINO SILA D DULLW\, lor,lg agai, le
, olraue matter 8-i a mere point of
tO WV; nothing oil! . °kn.
/ 1 / 4 1 eaters and !lades. ALL 01114.10 tE,1 4 7 T THE 'OFtICE,
PARA S- LS, No. 179- Lib .rty StreeV ..
FNINGED, Df.ADED, LINED AND.PLAIN. L, Box 4173, will receive prompt
A .PULL LINE 'ol'l HOOP SKIRTS. •
GEO. L. MeCLINTOCIi,,
Alto, sora,knew styles DROP 8101tTli.f mill?:
,' 'PROP Pa ETON.
NEW GOODS.
LARGEST AND
BEST STOCK IN THE CITY
115.
CPI:SETS—A coMple:e 'variety, fa white and col
orod, fur Ladles and
Nalmof,ol, f Ve:ret Ribbons -Pallor Collar.,
I:.h I.laca, I K - 1,1 °fovea, Papei Cud,
' awn, sllc
love Strllred shirts?
I,loc. Glares. I•:ruholderice,
4.lambrlc, „ Cotton ti loves. Itlbuon>, etc.
THE 'IIIIY SARATOGA. COLLAR.
All tbeie goods are to be had at the LOWES.V
PRICES., or'
3mm - cry:rat, GLYDE
and SO itlarket Street. -
Jel3:
168.
COAL' AND CORE.
(SCAB &CO.
LAwa
COAL AND COKE.
12!,Mce, tilaudasky'Stimet: and P. P. 1 1 1, • &
R. n., Allegheny City.'
81JPEMOR
Youghiogheny Coral and Conuellsville Coke,
AT Lowtsr MARKET RATES
Sir Orders promptly *tended to,
COALIVCOA.I.32 CtieLtil - 7
DICKSON,:. STEWART. & cp.,
Harinit removed Iheir Odive
NO. 1567 I.+7o3lElltrlTY STICIZIET,
Mindy City Flour MIIII O.ECOND *1.,001t.
. . .
NYyusw-prepared to rtirntele ttoott . YOUGHI.OOAP.•
NY LUMP, N UT COAL OR. oLAOK, at the lowea
•morloet price. : • „
All order. left et their °race; or addrerseil to
them throoglittte will 1k at tended to protoptty.
iny2s:lnt
eI,IIII4IIILES A4llS9ll2tl).Nti l ,
'kJ
TOTICHTIOGLERY .NSD 001110.0VITIE WAIN
lIM
00AL, SIAM lon),,pzstr pvirtntruto COKE
. .
t)t11~9 and ward-4N)RNNI-1 '67 ItUTLEii AND
MORTON: 13TRED.Ird, - tFirst rani. on Liberty and
Clymer streets, Nlltt ward and on tieoeud street..
near Leek No. 1, - 1 Litmnurkh,' '
FamilieS and •Nleuutueturers supplied with its
bort *tide of Doal.or uolm at thu.lowest sash rates..
Orders left nt nny4r theft. oklees will 'recelei
prompt utteetlotx.
4
liffigii*ONG . a LiStiTtaillVOTVi
duel:velure ,
y/LAVALrFILA AND youoinoopfcy etui. Co:i.
ntiNRRs; SDIPPItitB A ND DEAI;ER3,
ROAD AND , )r supOrlor.Xoughlogheny,
CAS, AND COAL:
.
Office a 1 d Viill:-- - POOT OF TAY BT.II*ET: aCaI
the Gas• Works: •
••-• . 4 clx_lnttir'er, co. ,c
Miners audt4hlpiert*of t•ITTa ttC/ It tiAti co.,
CDAI,INDFCQAL altd.tiLA(ll3. ?
Cool dellTerett promptly to all Oarta' of Nit, olr
at tho lowest market rait;a. •
FOUIITII AND 19'
tION (primly Citnol.,,gil.ttl!)urgia. •
P. 11.'BoxitlItril - • • Natt
''ARCHITECTFiti;
FRUIT wArar, .AAtit.)epolort nint,Diritta t iga,
Ind Bt,Optir,Btkeet, Stif)iital
gtvoi- to the *designing 'Mal bniltiiti
co 71005E8 wad tUliLta PITIPDIV:I3."
0p7A058:
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.. . ; 80
Frpich,)
CHIEFB 3 . . 25
1.00
MEI
19 FIFTH ST/MET
Effl
Do
ESEESE!
Aid tgonotoottirees ot
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
CARPLTS,
NISTIWI'iIItiTANDING Tur f
likurufacturers' 'recent advance in
prices, we Wiletiontioe to'ofthr the
Largest stock of Brussels, Velvets
and Ingrain Carpets in the city, at
the lowest prices reached this sea
son. rust received; a few pieces of
a new and exquisite patterns of
Royal Anuinster.
OLIYER TCLINTOCK & CO.,
No. 23 Fifth Stre,et
SITIMMER STOCK
_OF
CARPETS!
White, Red, Cheated, Striped and Raney
24 9[ l rir N 40- S,
GRV.A."I" NA—lttErrY.
Oil Cloths, Windo4 Shades, &re.
BOARD, ROSE & CO.,
21 i Ina STREET.
JeZa:d&wF
JUST RECEIVED.
NOTTINGHADI CURTAINS.
SWISS LACE CURTAINS:
Biass and Wood Cornices,
THE NEWEST AND BEST IPATTEENA
Ofany of which cannot be \ had elaewberes )
AT THE ; ! LOWEST PnIcES.
IticFARLAINTD COLLDIS,
71. - ancl 73 Fifth Street. ••
SeavrrS&T (SECOND FL0911.)
GLASS, CHINA, CUTLERY
no WOOD 6TUEET.
{CHINA, (LAS, AND
QUEENSARE,
SILVER PLATED WARE;,
FABIAN. STAtITETTES,
BOIIMAN GLASS,
And other BTAE'LIt AND FANCY
GOODS. a groat variety.
100 WOOD STREET.
RICHARD E. BREED & CO
mh27
100 'WOOD STREET:
DYER AND SCOURER,
H. J. LANCE,
DYER AND SCOUR,
my
No. Et evr. szatmmrie
And Nos. 185 and 137 Third Street,
PITTSBTIRGH. PA.
my 19064
UORD111),
an,Laraintaa remedy for burauter, ouknlatnt, Mar
rhea, Irysentery, ' - Voakttlag,",'4our titoinich and
Cltcaura Murbaa.
141,.114111115' CRIMP CBE,
epeottle fbr Lehi:dem, Crampt *ma Pan in. the
;.St 4 nimeak..(or dale bY ,, • -
awurs EWE G,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets
A.GMNT* POIII,
1. saIIOONT F di SON'
priELE:WRITE" LEAD,
I McpOrg,YEltipiTElt GriIEEN;
. .
The only green pnlnt . that mill' hot 4lete. , Wrote by.
e kbubure. It will look hotter, I not IoTT awl give
m orr t ll:Seek sat.l4 an4ctlon, All atry atilt In the
111TAISTE110-4 good and - efaciekt
~ ''';• - -. '!t- , i , ITCHISEdiEIEIPER, ' •.-
. • .
flnewlio rinderatana cooking, Also. two FF.StAI.r.
TICACIiEIec, for th u or our Public In.titutions.
Vest of raterenros rtlutretl. A pulication to be
ramie at-,67 1 0 0,U ItT It r. rit r.F.T.••,1 ones ,
oom No. 3, oit yr-ounce Aloutlay,
_July 13t1); ,
'l79:ss3
NE
_ .
.44
. ;VS.'
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE
FOR,SALE: • z
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O .A , Ut,E9 N917117.,:;.11.1k8 AND it
LOCK - TOIBER LiLlill, situated on Black 1.1
Creek, Buffington township, Indiana county, p ;
9 talks froth Idlnerahritatton, - on the BeattaNtam
Central illatiroaAl. and abouteo — aires of rtes,
lend, under good !enclitic. On the premiees r
erretettotte Grist MM. with 2 run of burrs and
run of stones, all complete and In good runnitte,l
der. Otte Saw Mill, lu complete, order.
3,000 feet per day. - - • .
One dwelitney hottse, two )slidies high. with
rooms. 40x43 feet.
One - :
Rabic. 20x214 - Teet,. - 1.6 feet high: Blackout).
Shop and 'other- out balld Inge. This - laud is und
laid with atone coal and Iron ore, and it ..h.aa at t l
of never-felling springs of water, besides - theees
running through the entire premises, and will
sold cheap:ant:lnn easy
,terms, to a:good/OPE' will
little money, , .
/0 LOTS ON BEDFORD •AVENITE, each lot:
by /00 feet, On which is *meted 'Tour .two.au
frame dwelling houses, of 6 rooms' and halt eno.
Toe-e lots embrace a full square of ground, fre t
lag 200 feet on Redford avenue, and boon err 1
• each end by a wide' street. with an' /Brett A ley
Bait'
the rear. Un tat: premises is a pump of laAl .g a
excellent water, and the serface of the 2.,!..i &i e .. .
ant needs neither tilting no rAradiug t o prepare th.
for building parr:Macs, and being in a seatroa oft ,
city Where property is Increasing very rapidly
value, make them desirable for an itive,tment, sit
ciall•yas the present houses rent for enuegatue
a good interest on the .sum :Liked for the ilogi.
proper y. Call soon on the undersigned and - sect' ,
acbeap, safe and paling Investment.
Also, A .EARIII - OF 160 ACltErs of gond,. lat
satiated In East Wh.ratairld township. Indiana 0. ,
Pa:, - 90 acres of which is cleared land, in gborle
. tivation, 140 acres being in excellent toes oliiv, 1
improvements are a two-story frame (twenty): hot - T
of 4 rooms, a frame b ink barn,. 35x.60 .r... n, is 1",
stabling undernentoi, and other etabeilldinps, - all .' i
good repair. It 13 lii a good neighborhood .boo ••
lent to aohools. churl:heti. 'stores...to.. and Arilj
sold very low for.cash or approved securitiv.... • \
Also. a RIVER. isorrom YAItAt of 16 Tres, 1
miles from the city, in Elizabeth townsh p. Al -,
Iheny county, Pa.; on the Youghiogheny ri er, ok
'half mile from Elrod•sstatlon.sin the Comieliski
railroad; near churches, school /Y, stores, .t c.,•ln I '
flourishing villages of Boston nd Green Oak: 1
i
improvements area two-sto , brick hotter: it t
rooms, hall :tad cellar, a goodfrante bank barn si'
stabling untie rr.erdli, and other outbui hangs; A Sr
of good standing water ati t itte door, mud seval .
standing springs of water o ' the farm, and an
chard of 1110 trees of lect o fruits of apples - ch i
ries, per.rs, peaches, q limes a ol grapes. Tilts iirc ,
erty being located 1 ear the line of the rallros
within one hour's rid of the ity, makes it very
strable for gardenia or a d ry farm; I t is al
good and beautiful location fo country homes n
the city, lying 1111111C4 immediately on the river, oa the
posite side from the • atiroad The \Vest Newl
ic r
Accommodation and other tre as on the railroad
ford certain and frequent opportunities of da,
communication to and from the city., Will be ,/t.d
as a whole or in lots of one acre or more, to suitip4
Also, A FARM OF 173 ACRES, situated in
'Clair township, Westmoreland county, 1.5.1 n
- the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Roust!
Station. The improvements are s two-story frog
• house, with six roortis and good cellar, a frame bss
barn 40 by 60 feet, and other Outbuildings. - .frh4
is on the place a yottng apple and peach orchal
120 acres cleared land, divided into fields of eo.n.
nient size, a urgeportion of Which are winfrsett ---,
clover and. timothy: the residue of said tract et ,
ered with good timber: It lel ell wateredand t •
derlaid with coal and limeston ,• • and is • cunt' euit.
. . _ .
to churches, schools, , tares, till's and blaeksm •
shops. • A real good ba gain Is tiered In this sac
lent Linn; and-with it ill be -', old all . the pers...
property on the prel.aes, c.usisting of hers
cows. stock cattle, bog and p.t !try, harness, .ge
wagon, plows,.farinbil Imple tints and . h4a4ch
anti kltc.len fern:tare. Together will he sold r
low and on easy terms, torsponsible purchaser .
Also, a desirable an d ..e fertile Tract of Earn
•I ,
15 ACRES AND 25 ES AC LCIIES. in Elizalo.th T
Allegheny county, Pa.; en the line of the Hong
railroad. and one and o to-half milealrorn the C nellsville railroad at Sit er's Stanton..On this f
are 44) acres - of superit r white oak, timber, wit
alone is now orth out half the price asked for
whole tract. The lint rovernents are a Mg hou
frame barn, good rant- rig. and V II apple orchard'
good fruit. It Is writ V atered and underlaid wg
limestone :aid flog stop . of a superior quality, wi
stone coal fur the use u' the farn..l
Also. The best. FA .i..5l in Fairfield toWns .
,
Weatnioreland county, Pt.„ Of '250 ACIIES. abll
six miles south of the l'ennny'vunlaVentral
road at Bolivar Station. The improvetheuts we l l
huge hewed, log dwellings; one of the largest r
best framcobarns in the township.; two apple
elia , ds, In good ocarina condition; corn crib, wag
shed and other outbuildings. The whole fare
under a -high state of cultivation; feueing all Intl
rate order, and the land of the best quality aril
stone soil, about 200 ames of whit ., is cleared
the residue of the tract in good . Itimber, ;such
white oak, rock oak, hickory, walnut and 'bee
This, property will be sold very cheap and on I 3
terms, as the owner wishes to engage in other
uess. For ,partioulars enquire of • . -
• p;
• . G. H. TOWEJ;EL,-3.64 Fourth Streit
- ' ' . . -- •., 1
AND
, 8 rooms
2 ••
4 ..
2
5 "
One dweDing, 211x40 feet
One •• IgxJ46 ••
One. " 1815:6
OnelB'l26 `•
"
One 24x26 "
FOR SALE.
TWO HOUSE'S A 1) LOT on Carroll Mr.
Allegheny. This property kill be sold low as
purl vas aliiint leaving the city. and wishes to liar
or the property before removing . .
.1_
SAW • MILL, TWO. iIV ELLINU 11.012141 , 1., iy: R v.
BANS, with gehil•P PLI-ZM, and P
about SO -CZ
thniu.r land. This.pro wily will be soul IoW. CI
4,2.so9—h:dance oi, 1,..1 w. to suit buyer.' •
•
FARM ilie• lISO ACRES, will be sold,. for'tive)
dui tars per acre. hour, - :erneuts conifortoit.lje frl.,
house and ,tcud bars; 5 acres of the hind c, le 1 t.. 5
FARM O•ISO ACE :3'. near the line of 1-,.;irox
'very well located for I:sing &Lock; Improvotka
are good and' Substuntia'7:lo.3 aures of I.lti lan,N
on and 'train. • , g
1
CIT y put , i , ER.TY.-=1; ill sell a ood brie& linti3
containingtive rooms. a Sixteen Hundred ImileS
and would rent for,the : count in six y ears. ..
.1 LAlltiE .1..0T OF CROON-11, havinl.i a I* ,
front, and very ecinvnie tof access.' , - .
TAN NEItl., n
covetnel t' to the city, and hay!' •
well established eu.,ton or local trade eonne
therewith;
ol a good dwell% g *nd forty acres of tan
FOUR LOTS In Sharpsuurg,. near the tailr
would make a good coal VAN.
HOTEL FOII SALE.—:That fine. Hotel firoltelt
situated at the-Blairsville Junction; - ,ntha ins
fourteen rooms and the necessary outhitildls
with three acres .of garden and fruit trees. '1
well located hotel will be sold low, as the pronit
for Wishes - to retire from business.
. •
1 -, . 1 1 161:1 . PET.
oic , large.gouge, , for Boarding House.
Otin new Brick House , S rooms.
One ne Brief; lionse of 4 rooms. ' •
. One new Brick Nous of a rooms. ' ' - -' , •
One iloo-c of 5 r,,on and tot 55 by 1 , 113,1
One Rouse of 7-roon and lot 150 hy 150,
TWo new Brick hails .a, 11 rooms each.
One new Frame tlou e, -.1 rooms. ,
Two nevrßrick Holt .s, 3 rOoms eachc ~
One new Frame 11 use in iWilkinshurg, i has
• : six rooms and la .e lot. well suited for ga
7 acres that can be divided into acre total.
• S Lots in Oakland.
rower auica, large Room and Yard for rein, 4
goodloeation. Will be ' rented for shorcor 1
NOR LEASE '
Oil SALE-3 Lots on 3.l'orton atm)
Ninth. Ward, _ . .
' . Nr A.NTE.I.3, 000 feet of Flagging 3 to 4MO
. 1 1 0-1.01.01.--$5 O 000
r...4' SUMS OF $5,000 AND UPWARDL i
. 4
•
APPLY" AT
D ILITCII'S REAL ESTATE OF '1
No. 91 Grant St., PittsbuiVii.,
jeMplB
ACRES OF
2,000,000
CHOICELA S FOR SAT s :
I k J5l' THE ' •
lYnk ItaUrfKui Cowlitz
133:13
XIEVD3ION,
.ttlite,iraset, at
Lying alona . the line
5,00 I'M ACREI
w
riVET.BA.Ft9.
And on a 911.1ii)IT 0
For farther partial'
ars, maps, addssaa.
lux ,nimittEinr,
miss tOriei, , Topeka. R.21/53''''
Land-C
,
Or CHAS. ;Amax, s ec'y,
' St. LoutsMissour .
41 0 J: I Q() .4VITAta
pApm. 103i 6
Itoprore4. •th frame btme,e f r‘,01113 fra.,
- UtiW. an. ornirml of good 'bearing apple
peach trona. /i.e.% 65 goys ..ic a r v it. ne int.aat.
gond all:. Itlckory.....fn gar and other timbal'. ;!!'t a a-r ,
tnree tulles front the .3lutkingum ~itt Bert y
This is 6310 to be tl.tu -cheapest farm n.lrertifl r,
In the SI otkinghro VI ley,
.and parties d;alrt? '
rourebase should Luta s' on.; • •
I loci.
• -moo. fiGitodtlitleld
P°“OUNTItit I ESIMIENCE'i .
_ HALE On KEN large two-5144 - dou
*. 4 : lo . 2 Llning .10 0111E4 Inoludlng dputtOP
tor. With aroarhto man les, and all. the, modern
Prov'elnen,tr: N Y mere f ground; tilled with '
qrapes, berries,.Situated near 311n.5r5v111t... - •
the termination\ fa the Vytle. street s rnstenFer,,
This Is one of 014, hand unest loratlona lit A. 1 . 1174
tonnty, and In -it g neighborhoi.l.
t. eal , .Eut-ate .011Ine..!.Pw
etree' • -1
- . . .
urbyott SALE
and Lots fur silo I
s. AISo, seleral
Also, a small' W )02.
Of land, ond go a lin ,
them) and , onevbssn
In let on gdottertrvets
rent (Abut!' cities.
"To LET,.-110
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