El
- Cijs littslntrgt Garttt.
EPHERERIS.
--Brignoli is to be married.
—Ole Bull is said to have invented a new
&no.
—The greatest lady-killer of thena all—
corsets.
,- -,—Thurlow . Weeds enjoying Swiss Al
pine air.
—There are not 1,000 regular troops in
• Georgia. . .
—Bananas are unusually plentiful in Flor
ida this year.
—T e various' national cemeteries have
cost $ 570,000.
.i
--It is Secretary McCulloch who has the
i •
rhen tism now.
hen is a bow not a bow? When it
is a b knot.---Ezeßange. 1
—T e real estate ,of Council Bluffs has
beenassessed at $3,700,000.
—A. whole ship-load of Parisian veloci
pedes are en route to New York.
(—An 'autograph letter of Wasoington's
sold for $5O recently in 'London. -__
—Kentucky has
. a dog which has hatched
and is rearing a brood of chickens. '
—Rev. W. H. Millburn, the blind preach
er, is in Berlin to have his eyes operated, on:
—English Quakers, like their Philadel
phia brethren, are abandoning their uni
forms.
—A dairy farmer in Maine has a mill
pond and a mill-wheel to drive his butter
churns. i
—The King of Bavaria has had another
quarrel with Wagner, his musical mentor
and friend.
—An exchange asks "what is the biggest
axe in all creation?" and then says "Why
the earth's ax-is.
—M. Duruy says that within six months
every college in France shall have a gym
nasium attached.
—The Killborn City (Wis.,) Mirror re
ports that 80,000 women are picking hops in
• Coluinbia county.
—The Philadelphia Bulletin says stnmp
tail cows ought to give good milk because
all milk is a lack-tail fluid.
—Gen. Fremont is an ardent advocate for
Grant and Colfax, and is soon to publish a
- letter, on the political issues of the day.
—Gabriella de Vergy, an opera left by
Donnizeiti, unproduced at the time of his
death ii about to be brought out at Naples.
—A $300,000 heiress, , from Minnesota, is
to winter in New ' , York and the fortune_
hunters are preparing their fashnations for
the event.
—Victoria is reported to have said to
Eugenie "use your gracious influence on
the Emperor, Madame, to prevent a war
' which tears children from their mothers."
—One steamer took 22,000 watermellons
from Philadelphia to Boston the other day,
and Vineland, N. J., has already shipped
more than 93 tons of that fruit to the Hub.
—The Boston Post, in speaking of the
new pianist Rubenstein, said to be the
greatest the world ever saw, and , about to
come to America, says he is the "Last but
not Liszt." .
—some one has been doing op mother
Goose for 1869 and here is a speclmealrick.
Seymour and B air went out on a tear
A
To get t h mania plunder,
Blair felt down 301 br ke his crown '
And •,ey rn Jur went to thunder.
—The Boston Post calls. Vermont the
first pop:gim of the campaign; it had deci
ded already for the sentence "the first great
gun," hitt concluded on reflection to use pop
( instead 'of great.
-•Mrs. Stanton attacks J. G. Holland in
the Reaotution, both these persons are so
-Called Ultra woman's rights advocates but
Dr. Holland's hobby is not just the same as
Mrs. Stanton's—hence the rumpus in the
amp of the'gladiators.
—The Richmond Dispatch (Seymour and
Blair) says of the Vermont victory:
. "The result-of the election in Vermont
signifies nothing. Vermont is a land •- of
political heathen. It is a land of men cut off'
by, their position from the great world, and
as impenetrable to outside influences as the
izionks of St. Bernard." What are these
mysterious outside influences? i• •
—A, new figure in the "German" has been
invented at a
.watering -place' in Bohemia.
The lady is seated in , the middle of' the cir
ole and'small cakes are given to three or
four gentlemen, the one :
.who succeeds in
eating the,cake the quickest having the
honor of her hand for the dance. The last
of the Wallensteins almost choked himself
the other day to secure the hand of an
American belle.
—Th'e London correspondent of the New
York Times says : (August 15.) "This
year the wheat crop over England is some
thing wonderful in (quantity and quality.
It tarns out fifty bushels to the acre over
large areas, fit to carry as soon as cut, and
to thresh, grind, and make into bread, as
fast as it can be handled, and the proportion
of flour to the bushel of wheat is nearly one
fourthabovc the average.
LABOR NEWS
—A large brewery is being built at Man
chester, N. H. .
( —The (Hartford Carpet Company is run
ning'its Workaday and night.-
-Schnitz & Co., have started their cot
ton mill in Fredaricksburgh, Va.
the mills and factories of Sandusky,
,Ohio, are nokrunning full time.
—A cotton mill has recently been built
at Water Valley, Yallobusha county, Miss.
—At Bridgeport, Conn.; a large factory
las been erected for manufactming veneer-
—ln Bridgewater, Rockingham county,
'l7a., a new woolen mill boa just gone into
operation, - _
—The Bilarfleld Iron Works, at Selma,
Alabama, are turning , out • cotton-ties and
bariron now,. •
—ln Maine, the Warren woolen mills
which were destroyed by Ilre last spring,
are now being rebuilt.
—Humor says that some of our Pitts
burgh capitalists are estabilsbing largo iron
knico at lollett, Illinois.
—llussey Wells & Co, have been obliged
at their steel works if; !name their . mOting
capacity from two to three tons per day.
—The" Williamstown (Mass.) Manufac
turing Company, in the week ending
August 22d, turned out 67,500 yards of print
cloth. They ran eleveri hours a day.
—The Hudson Keeney paper mill at Man
chester, N. H., after haying been thoroughly
and greatly improved, is now at work again
and making 3,000 poun6s of news and book
paper daily.
The are 22 factories in Chicago, twenty
of which make smoking and chewing and
two, plug tobacco. They employ about 600
hands and produce yearly some 7,200,000
pounds of tobacco.'- -
-At De Pere, Brown county Wisconsin,
there are fourteen mills of various sorts in
operation now, and a dam one thousand four
hundred feet long, with seven and one-half
feet of head water.
—The Cleveland Paper Company has
four-large mills which run nineteen engines,
and turn out about seven tons of the vari
ous sorts of paper daily, employing some
three hundred hands.
—The Stark mills of Manchester, N. H.,
have 40,000 cotton spindles, and employ
1,200 hands. The mills make large quan
tities of seamless bags mid crash, consum
ing 600,000 pounds of American flax annu
ally.
—The Samoset Mills, at Plymouth, Mass.,
formerly put up the thread they manufac
tured in papers, but they have recently
changed to boxes, and one manufacturer in
Plymouth now supplies, them with 2,000
boxes per day.
Noble & Hall have, it is said, one of the
largest iron works in the neighborhood of
Erie. They employ sity • hands and manu
facture engines, boilers and oil machinery.
At present they have six engines in course
of construction.
—The boiler works of Pierron & lligby,
at Fond du Lac, Wis., give deployment to
If 3 to 20 hands. This firm have no compe
tition in their speciality in the city, and their
eitablishment is always busy. Their bust
ness for 1867 footed up about $30,000.
—Ata tannery in East Leverett, Mass., a
new method of tanning is being tried:
Large quantities of sweet fern, hardback,
May weed, and some drugs, the names of
which are kept secret are used, with a very
little hemlock bark.
—ln St. Louia there are 15 flouring mills
employing about $1,000,000 of capital and
turning out 800,600 barrels of flour per
annum. The amount annually paid out for
labor by these mills has been" estimated at
$750,000, and the amount paid for grain to
farmers, at $7,000,000.
—A machine Fompany in South Boston
has just compl l bted an immense slotting
machine, which is to be used for the slotting
work on heavy meriue engines at the
Charlestown Navy Yard. It weighs more
than sixty lona, and six months have been
occupied in its construction:
—The Amoskeag Manufacturing Compa
ny of New Hampshire, is noted for its cot
ton goods and fire engines. In the manu
facture of the latter one hundred and twen
ty-five hands are employed, and _three hum• T
dred of the steam fire engines arc now in
use, and about seventy five engines are
turned out yearly. In the cotton mill there
are 103,500 spindles, 500 bales of cotton are
consumed every week, and 600 yards of
goods per week are turned out. The value
of the annual product of cotton goods made
by this company is $5,700,000.
—Works for the manufacture of paper
pulp from wood have recently been estab
lished at Curtisville, Mass. The Process of
manufacture is very simple, occupying less
than one day. The pulp is made of second
growth poplar wood, sawed into blocks ten
inches long. The bark is removed from
these blocks, they are cut in halves and
in''clear water- The _blocks are pressed
upon a common grindstone on which water
is continually flowing, and the powdered
wood is carried by the current of water
through several sieves into a vat, from
( which the water is-drained off. The mata
rial is pressed to remove the moisture,
shaped into cakes, and is ready for use.
Mr. Pagensticher, who 'owns the patent,
has three machines in opamtion.
A Rural Scene in Africa.
As e picture of still life, take the account
of the Morambala marsh:
It is in such spots as these I am describ
ing that animal life abounds beyond con
eepti4n. The plentiful I supply of water,
the rank vegetation for cover and for food,
and the patches of forest, afford all that the
antelope tribe and the large game of Africt
require. — Elephants, rhinoceru ' and buffa
lo are very plenty, while waterbuck, zebia,
hartebeest, and numerous other animals
stray about in mixed herds. The labor of
penetrating far in these marshes is terrible,
nay impossible, except when the dry season
is at its height; then, of course, the heat is
fearful. Still there is a wild kind of charm
connected with them. Acres of azure blue
lilies hide the water in places and for the
moment deceive the eye which has ac
knowledged day by day the similar hue
above. Hollyhocks and convolvuli are
among the reeds, the palm tree's stateliness,
and the acacia's blossoms are things that
fix themseli j es on the mind; the mists
are whiter, the cries of the birds wilder, the
largeness larger, and the stillness of the dawn
more still upon these lagoons than any
where else. All Nature by consent seems
to acknowledge this reign of stillness,
knowing that sound travels so easily and
swiftly over.water and through white fog.
Rarely is silence broken, and then only by
sounds, which utter allegiance to the scene.
It is the lion's roar before the dawn, the
hippopotamus' trumpet vibrating over the
glassyexpanse of Water as day breaks,and
the shriek, as from another world, f the
ffshkaWk— these sounds are allowable and al
lowed in the etill 'marshes. The report of
a gun is sacrilege; a bird's song would be
destruction. By the poels -stand white,
ghostly-looking bitterns, bleached for night,
whose ,very; ,lustreless eyes-. seem sworn to
perpetual silence; they rise, from the sedge
in flocks; they slide a few boats' lengths
over the water and then settle down again,
Mien and alone: Myriad strings of geese
move twice a day, when the scene shilling
must be done—that is, when sun rises and
run sets= but they : do it as noiselessly as
they , can. Troops of pelicans pass here and
there, quartering the heavens into long lines
with the geese, but no noise comes from
them, they never move again when once
they alight unless distnrbcd, for all and
everything must help to keep all still.
PITTSBUIWR GAZETTE : 'TUBS DAY, SEPTEMBER 8; 1868.
DENTISTRY
TEETH E.X.TRA ED
WITHOUT PAIN
RO ODARGE MADE WHEN ABTMOILL
TEETH' ARE ORDERED.
A FULL BET YOB $B,
AT DR.:SCOTT'S.-
.
STB PENN STREET, RD DOOR ABOVE HARD
ALL WORK WARRANTED. CALL AND NS
AMINE BYECLMENti OF GENUINE VULCAN
ITE. ' my9:ciAT
Larc ait tw:4o 40 aaf-1
GAS FIXICITBES
AND
4 0 3a alf
FOR GAS ASD OIL.
Just received, the finest and largest assortment
ever opened in this city:
WELDON & KELLY,
147 WOOD STREET, COB. VIRGIN ALLEY.
nah24:nt2
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, &c.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
)I(''A.P STONE.
PLASTER. CRDSNEY TOPS,
WATER PIPES.
, HENRY H. COLLINS,
WS:or° 25 Wood street
HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN PIPE.
Cheapest and best Plpe In the market. Also, 110-
BENDA.LE RYDRABLIC CEMENT for sale.
B. B. & C. A. BROCILETT & CO.
Office and Manufactory-240 REBECCA S.
Allegheny. .4e- Orders by mail promptly attended
to. , r 93
PIANOS. ORGANS, &C.
BUY THE BEST AND CHEAP
EST PIANO AND ORGAN.
Schomacker's Gold Medal Piano,
AND ESTEM COTTAGE 'ORGAN."
The SCHO3fACKER PIANO combines all the
latest valuable improvements known in the con
struction of a first class instrument. and has always
been awarded the highest premium wherever ex
hibited. Its tone is full, sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship. for durability and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from po to .7.50, (according to
style and finish,) cheaper than all other so-called
first class Piano.
ESTEVS COTTA' E ORGAN
Stands at the head of all reed Instruments, in pro
ducing the most perfect pipe nualitY of tone of any
similar Instrument in the United Mates. It Le sun;
pie and compact In construction, and not Liable to
get out 01 order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT "VOX 11C:4ANA
T1:E310LO" Is only - to be found In this organ.
', , Prlee from 4;100 to 050. AU guaranteed fur nye
[genre.
BARB, KNAKE & BUETTLER,
mn9 . No. 12 ST. CLAIR siIIKET.
KNAISE 64 CO.'S
AND HAINES BROS. PIANOS,
For, sale on monthly and quarterly (payments
CHARLOTTE ELIIIITE,
auth 43 Fifth street. Sole Agent
HATS AND CAPS.
TIAJTS
M'CORD & CO.,
131 WOOD STREET,
Are now *really with a LARGE AND SEI,EcT
:TUCK of
•
I .4IC3E 2 'HiP 9
.•
AND 'FURS.
811
1 1 /I.AILTIN
Dalai,. IN
1-/A.713„ CAPS AND x-urts,
Alao, Maraufseturer, Wholesale /sad Retail Dealer
in TRUNKS, VALISES. &c., No. 137 MUTH
YIELD STREET, Pittsburgh. Pa. •
Orders promptly Oiled and iatisfaetion guaranteed.
MERCHANT TAILOR S. ---
SUMMER GOODS.
•
. •
Boys', Youth"' and Children's.
1
SUMMER CABBIMICHE SUITS.
LINEN SULTS. 1 ' • .
DUCK BOIT&
PLARIiTEL BUTTS.
at.PAOCS. JACKETS.
In every style. of the greatest variety, suitable for
the present MIII.OII. Oentiemen will iind a sine as
sortmem of WHI cE *rid BROWN DUCK SUI rd.'
ALPACCA and FLANNEL COATis, B.e. every
garment being specially made tor us by Ate best
Eastern beuses Our prices are as low its good
goods can be sold at by any firm East or West.
I I
GRAY a LAIGA.IW,
sal
H ENRY DIETER,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 13 SMITHFIELD STREET, Pitt4bargh. Pa.
Constantly on hand, a full assortment of CLOTHS,
CASdIMEEES. VESTINOS. &o. ap2o:oal
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
JULIAN ALLEN,
DIALED:IN ALL KINDS Of
(MY TOBACCO /LNI:1 SNAILS,
50..8 SIXTH STREET, (National Bank of Com
merce Bungling, l
PITTSBURGH PA.
Smnek of 172 Water street, N. Y.
apla.pn DANIKT, Y. DIVAN.
- ,
EXCELSIOR WORKS.
R. & W. JENKINSON.
Manufactorara and Dealers fa
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Pipes,
" N o 6 PEDEPAL IST.. ALLEBN. E7+I Y•
vt•han
CONFECTIONERIES.
HHENRY ,_
W. HORBACIIi
Confectionery and Bakery
No. ,00 BMITHIPIELD BTEIIET,
Betweep &youth and Liberty.
.7•• LADIES' .01(8TER SALOON gttsehed.
I GEO. SCHLELEIN, -
Fancy Cake Baker & Confectioner,
AND DZALIII
7071E101g &DO3IICIiTIO }WITS & NUTS,
No. 40, comer Federal and ROblnson streets Alle
gheny. air Coasts: o :y on band, ICE 011EA.M. of
vartoue flavors.
SEWING" rgLAT:siiiiiitii.
MBE GREAT AMERICAN COM-
A. BINATION.
BLITTON4IOLE OVERSEAMIRO
AND SEWING MAINEUFN,E.
IT MAN NO EQUAL,
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FAMILY
MACHINE' IN THE WORLD,- AND IN
TRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST.
ajrAsents wanted to sell this - Machine. -
ClLik€l. C. i3A.l.Bialinr.
• Agent for Western Pro nsvlsanla.
Corner FIFTH AND MARKET /3TREETSA over
Richardson'. Jewelry store. mrSol64
~=
DRY GOODS.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
FA.I,IIL, GOODS.
THE PISESS( ASSORTHENT OF
SILKS, POPLINS, EMPRESS,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
DRY GOODS;
TO BE FOUND IN TO CITY, AT
J. N. 111DICHI'ICLD CO'S,
No, 64 t.-Clair, near Liberty St.
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NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOHAIR.
- BLACK SILKS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
F. SOIETCIr,
1 No. 169 Wylie Street.
168. 168.
_Cap3o:n4o)
BLACK SILK SACQUES.
Lama Lace Points,
Summer Shawls,
FOB. SALE AT LOW PRICES, BY
WHITE, ORB & CO.,
24 Fifth Street.
OMcCANDLESS Iv. CO.,
(Late Wilson, Carr & Co.,
IL)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Fmeign and Domestic Dry Goods,
. ,
No. 34 WOOD STREET,
Third door above Diamond alley,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ME
, CHINA. CUTLERY
300 WOOD STILEET.
CHINA,, GLASS AND
QUEENSW
-SILVER PLATE WARE,
PARIAN STAT ETTES,
BOIIMILLN
And otber STAPLE AND FANCY
ER.H)DS, a great variety.
100 WOOD STREET
RICHARD E. BREED & CO
mh27
100 WOOD STREET
WALL PAPER.
WALL
n•Weerowese
WALL PAPER,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
AFTER JULY lez
We will offer onr present stock of
Wall Papers at Greatly Reduced Prices.
A large assortment of BATIK PAPERS, for balls.
rooms. &c., at
No.lol Market StFeet,nekr Fifth.
JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO.
;i.a•
SHEETINGS AND 11A TTING.
HOLMES, BELL & CO.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
prx-rsisuman..
Msuu
'4urars of HEAVY, MEDIUM and LIGHT
ANCHOR AND MAGINOLU
SHEETINGS AND B
ND SCO
DYER AND SCO
HJ. LANCE,
.
DYER. AND SCO
N 9T. CLAM T 4
o. 3 aztlavir
And Nos. 186 and 187 A Street.
my 191184
PITTFIBITEGH, P
FRENCH BURR 111119, STONER.
French Burr Smut Machines,
THE BEST 'WHEAT CLEANERS TN BEE
Portable .nour and Feed Mills,
80LTING CLOTS,
All naineeni and beet qiunity ! Far sale at
319 and 321 Liberty St.,Pittsburgh, Pa.
W. W. WALLAON.
15M3
'TRANSPARENT GREEN OIL
A. CLOTH', Mr Window Shades—superlor In
quality and lower In price than the Eastern mann.
factitre. Another large supply of the different
widthsjust received from factory
J. PHILLIPS,
Jed YR and 214 st. "lair atrwo
§TOBE' WINDOW SaADES,
itny color and btu required with border Ind
esters in plain (went; also the Filial* Blue, for same
purpose fr om 3to 7 reet wide. at the till Cloth
Wirerolims, $l6 and 28 tit. Clair street.
Je4 J.°4l S. Ylitlieli
OF P'ENNSInC.V.A.'N'JLEL.
Every Parent and Guardian who has a son or ward
to educate should know that we have in our city a
Chartered institution, endowed_ by the %ante and
the generous frt. nds of learning to the mount of
;and
000 Preparatory. Commercial , Uclf ntlite
;and Collegiate in character, with a Faculty ten In
number, st,d a course of study equal to that of our
best Colleges. The rooms are large and high, and
the apparatus and cabinet of a superior kind. The
Observatory belongin t• to it has one of the finest
telescopes In the country. is endowed. is in charge
of an • stronomer of great ability, and is having
four new instrumets ad .'ed to it at it expense of
$5.1.100. All the income from efalowment and from
tuition is expended to supporting the institution.
Tie aim the Board of ustees, who are among
our mos enterprising and benevolent citizens. is to
furnish the nest advantages to all ou youth equal
to those enjoyed in any of our cities. Ihe instruc.
Wm in all th courses of gaudy is thorough, no tem
porary expedients being resorted to to secure popu
larity merely./ Only Professors of ability and expe
rience are employed.
Catalog - es or Information may be had by calling
at the University Building. c , •rner of ROsu AND
DIA.MONWSTREETS, between 91i and 113 , 4 x.
The next term will commence beptember lst.
GEORGE WOODS. I.L. L.. Freaklent and ' , lrate!
sor of Mental and Moral neleuce. Reed reef'.
. .
JOSEPH F. GRIGGS A. Id, Professor of Groek
Language and Literature, 132 Wylie street.,
Hos. Humor W. WILLIAMs, LL. 1) Professor
of Law. 110 Penn street.
EFEJAIHN C JILLSON. PIT. R. ' M. D., Professor
of Chemistry, Geology ana Mineralogy, Belletield.
lILLTON B. GOFF, A. 11.. Professor of Mathemat
ics. Broad street, Sewickley.
REY. EDWARD P. CRANE, A. M., Pr lfessor of.
Latin Language and Literature, 01 Sandusaf St.,
.Allegheny.
RUDOLPH LEONHAUT. A. M., Professor of Ger
mast Language & Genti History, Has km` Station.
SAMPEL P. LANGLEY, Proresso -of Physics and
Astronomy, and DlrceLor of Observatory, Observa
tory.
- - Professor of Rhetoric at , rl Oratory.
JERE% lALCE. AYERS, A. 11.. Principal of -Pre.
paratory D.-partment and Ins T ructor in Latin, 32
federal street , Allegheny.
ALPHONSE DANSF., Inst uctor in French Lan.
guag-. is Haut .ck street.
I. N. FORNER, Principal of Commercial Depart.
men , . 183 Wy le Street. au1:.:u9.5
WESTMINSTER COLLEGE,
N4ar the line of the Erie and Pittsburgh It. It., at
PULASKI, 60 miles from Pittsburgh. ,
'The new College Year opens FEPTEMBER 2d,
with an Incrensing prospect of Intereil and activity.
in addition to tile FULL COI.LEUE COURSE
covered by the Scholarships and Tuition of the lo
stitution, EXTRA CL-MSECS IN E.Nti LASH will be
commenced with this session for the benefit of the
student generally. and especlally of those design
ing to engage in the (Hesstn 01 Witching.
TERIIB—P or this course Including English Gram
maraud Composition, Reading and Elocution, Or ,
thnizraphy, Mental and Written Arithmetic and
Paintianshlp, with lessons In the Science and A.l of
Teaching, for the coming session of 16 /weeks, ST.
Thls Amount In Judea the contingent fel). Terms of
College -tuilles, (including contingent fee,) for
term of 513. Address,
-168.
ROBT. AUBLEY BROWNE, heal,
Few Wilmington, Lawrence Co., Pa
an3l:vr4 •
CO - LURCH SCHOOL, (Lambeth
COLLEGE.) KITTANNING, PA.
PRIMARY, PREPARATORY AND AOADEMIO,
TRUSTEES—Judge Etufllngtnn, J. H. Shoe nberger,
Geo. W. Cabs, T. J. Itrereton, E. S. I- olden, J.
.Musgrove, J. W. isolirer, Btu). Grant, J. K.
Karcher.
VISIT . :ItS, EX OFFICIO- Rt. Rev. J. K, B. Ker.
foot. and the standing Committee.
This in•tltution commends itself especially to
Churchmen. It is easy ..;*acs. and umuruas6ed
m oes
for healthfulness of
ention. students may pursue
an elective course. nr Pupils are under the
,lice; or's perst nal care. The ) ear is divided Into
three tenns, of about third, en weeks each. Neces
sary expen,es, texclusiv- of Music and Modern
I.tinzuAget,) ?i9O to $lOO per term. Chrlstivas
Term o) .ens seta. 90i.
.tt'• A Special schoa for G•rls, under the same
general siipervis on.
;For catalogue, Ac., rddress the Rector,
Rev. J. K. KARCHER,
auSml7.l-rs KitaanolPg. Pa.
I ,
pENA9VLVA:kiI.I COLLEGE,
GETTYSI3UIi.G, PA.
The Fall Session of rennbylvanla College will be
gin on
THURSDAY,tbe 21th day of Septeznber,
And continue thirteen weeks. In addition to. a
large crirps or I•rotesKirs, the In.titut on Is turn
with Inc Least,. e l'hitosophicsi cud Chemical
Apparatus ' and Licoitigle‘ti Caulliet/
!be new , t'reparaiory will be r ale for
occupancy. 'I he rooms in this Department will be
exchisive Oh BOtl•ti 3114 ota
tionery. from OS to sbB per secrton. 311thic on
pt..no extra.
441- For further partienlars. address
31. VA N E. I ),I).. Pr.A.lent. or
Mffll===Mal
in;I E 7}%7 : II.ETRGII FEMAtLE COL
DET. I. C. PERSIILND DIRECTOR.
In buildings, faculty, patronage and all thy facil-
Int, for maturing a thorough, rood and ornamental
education the le.tding ladles school In the State, and
one of the first In the Union.
Twentr-two able and accomnllshed Teachers, su
perb bit [Wings, w inch Intvejust been repaint rd, car
peted and Improved 11. a heavy outlay. Tlinrough
course of aiudy. Unsurpassed facilities In all the ornamental branches, especially music. .'
Fall Irene comm, netsF.P eN.tiliblit 2. Applica
tions can be matlent any thug, (dater in pyr on or
by I- tter.
ants, M. SIMPSON. Pres, Minces.
pEIVNSYLVA
MILITARY ACADEMY,
CHESTER, Delaware Co., Penna
The Seventh Annual Session of this Acade my
opens THURSDAY,
The buildings are new. anti complete in all 'their
appointments.
particular attention gi_veti.to the morals and per habits Of Cadets.
For circulars apply to CHARLES H. PAULSON,
Em E, No. 73 11 wri stn et. Pittsburgh. or to Cot.
THEO. HY ATT. Chester; Pa. auntai3
oa:iA A
No, 267 P
TEA
Messrs. J. R. Naw5..1.1..,
I Ac LEN Meemuu,
W. A. BURCIIFIELD,
R. JOlixsToN.
bins Sra.bicsit,
Business will be resumed on TUESDAY. tat day .
of September. -
_ . .
Terms as before-140 per session of live months.
No-extra charges✓ application for admission to
either Ladles' or Boys' reboot will be received at
the rooms during the last week in August, [rem 9
. a..clout A. m. till 1911.-anZ3:v3s
R ENSSELAER
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE,
Very thorough Instruction In Civil. Mechanical
and Alining Engineering, Client , stry and Natural
Science. Graduates obtain most desirable post
tone. Re•opens 'cut. Stu. For the new Annual
'legit-ter, giving fall Informs lon address Prof.
CHAR+ KS o..cu Wig n: , Director, Troy. N. Y.
au3ttc6 .
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19110 P BO INSTITUTE.
—A COLLEGIATE,' eCROni. FUR YOUNG
A DIES.-1.10. 62 GRANT britE r.
1 he dot!. b of thus Sellout will be r sumed an MON
DAY, cent. tuber 14th. The course or study In
c odes the English Branches. Mathematies. *Alin
and Mewing. 'I he Mesta lh, pontoon*. is under the
direeilon of the able Prof astir, H. ROHBOCK.
Bo h Day and ttoorthug Puptts received.
For !untie, tiorticalars send for a itcpbster, or ap
ply to the *lector,.
au2 tut2.lowt3 • _ Rsv. R.'.l. CoSTER. M. A.
E 133
RER.
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A POLE.° INSTITDTE AND SEM
ARY,'• J. 'SO FO tint E FA% tts
irgit an Fatcitiall. ScIENTIYIC and CLARSICAL
,SCHUOL, 4• , 1 Hoye, aunilvolted by JAM t.s
At:oo3lnm! 31AI? Y F. MACKIIAI.. The rgll
it3e. ,, psoutortintences ldo,lbaY; zwpternber 7tH. For
covivse of:studies; teretF, - fie see Circular. whlcly
VIII be milled ,ott.epplezttlou. Dlr. Al. will be at
e ' , elle Roornslo receive pllplis front 10 A. al.
,tlll l r. 31. d.rtug the week
. preceding ter Opening
of the stamina. • , air4.n93
HAIR AND_PERPUXEI - Y.
slilllN PECK,. Ornamental Hail .
HALE WeItICEII AND PERFUME* No. tea,
hard street.'near Smlthileld;.Plttsbureb.
s
Always on hand
t , li f enema sele rtment of Ladlei" .
WIGS, BANDS, gu I.S; Gentlemen's WIGS, TO.
PEES SCALPS, ARD CHAINS, BILAOXLETs,
&e. tit. good Pales In' cub rill 'e giTen'lbi
'R A . . .
La W dles* an d Gentlemen's Selz Cutting ,donel
the neatest manner. ' ' . mhz:ns
WEST COMMON
lfaehine Stone Works, ,
NorthwesCcornerof West COMMOEI‘ Allegtomr;
ATVATER &CO.
Have oa rum] , or prepare on stun :puttee Hearih
and step Stones, Flays for Sltlewalka, Brewer!
Vaults, &c. Head and Tomb tones, &v. •
nr4or• orronnatv airoootal. Primta raginnithie
, -
BAltu & MOSER, -H
-.
..41.itc;Arrv i corig.
PRIIIT ndtreis seiseautTioir ItUILDINGS. NO..
Sand 4 Bt.olldr Street; Plttebitrgh. Pa. apeetal
attention given to the deelg ( ilng and bullidlsig of
00111121101Idira and PIBLI BUILDINUd.
EDUCATIONAL.
FACULTY.
ITIJTE,
n Street.
Ens:
blesars. R. NEWELL,
W. bLoAN, (late of Co.
• • lumbla
A. DA:Jen, (French,'
—lllmmtn, ((merman.'
At Troy, N, Y.
STONE.
ARCHITECTS.
FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
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FOR SALE.
TWO. HOUSES AND LOT - on Carroll street,
Allegheny. This property will be sold low, :is the
party is about leaYing the 'city, and wishes to dispose
of the_property beformoving.
SAW 1.1.,1 TWO DotELLING HOUSES; TN, VC
BARNS, with good FARM, and about SOO acres
timber land. This property will be sold low. Cash
$2, 500-balance on time to suit buyer.
FARM OF 120 ACRES, will be sold for twenty
dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable frame
house and good barn: 50 acres of the land clear.
FARM OF 180 ACRES, near the. line of railroad;
very well located for raising stock; improvements
are good and substantial; 100 acres of the land in
meadow and grain.
CITY PROPERTY.-Will sell a good brick house,
containing five rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
and would rent for the amount In six years.
A LAItGE LOT OF GROUND, having. a river
front,and very convenient of access. •
TANNER], convenient to the city, and havinwt
well established custom or local trade connectsd
therewith; a_good dwelling said forty acres of land.
FOUR LOTS in Sharpsourg, near the railroad;
would mak FO R ood coal yard.
HOTEL SALE.-That tine Hotel pronerty,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, containing
fourteen rooms and the necessary °nth:di:Guns,
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. This
well located hotel will be sold low, as the proprie
tor wishes to retire from business.
FOR RENT.
One large House, for - B l oarding
One new Brick House, 8 - rooms. .
One new Brick House of 4 rooms.
One new Brick House of 3 rooms.
Oue House ot 5 rooms and lot 53. by 140.
One House cf 7 rooms and lot 150 by 150.
Two new-Brick Houses, 11 rooms each. -
One new Frame House, * rooms. •
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each.
One new. Frame House in Wilklusburg, having
six rooms and large lot, well suited for garden.
7
acres that can be divided into acre lots.
5 Lots in Oakland. •
rower and a large Room and Yard for rent, in a
good location. Wili be rented for short or long
time. •
FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Ward,
WANTED-3,000 feet of Flagging 3 to 4 inches
thick.
TO LOAN-$50,000,
IN SUMS OP ss,ocio AND UPWARD
APPLY AT
O. P. RICH'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
No. 91 Grant ,St., Pittsburgh.
lez9:Dis
2 . 0009000 A"" OF
CHOICE LANDS FOR SALE,
BY THE
Union Pacific Railroad Company, -
EASTERN DIVISION,
Lying along the line of their road, at
. 81,00 TO 85,00 PER ACREs
And on a CREDIT OF FIVE YEARS.
For further particulars, maps, Is., address
JOIIN P. DEVEREUX,
Land Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas. _
Or C23LA.S. B. WealliOßN,
&um St. Louis. Missouri..
F ort SALE.
The Oil Refinery,
KNOWN Ab THE
CRESCENT COAL OM CO.'S WORKS,
Situated In BALTI3IORE, MD., on the Baltimore
and Olno Itagroad, and most conveniently , located
with reftrence to either home or.fore4gn trade.
These works are very complete !nail their appoint
ments. a..,1 are capable of tu•nlng out 30,000 to
33.000 GALLONS REFINED E'ER WEEK. Th-y
have tankage for about 8.000 barrels of oil.
The prospect of an early completion of fhe Con
nellsyllle Road, rendersthli property esp.tclally de
sirable. Address, or call on,
LAIVRASON LEVERING, Trustee,
59 GAY STREET, BALTIMORE
an2s:v3l
WILL PURCHASE A
COUP ipt-MY SEAT COUN CRY SeIAT. con
t.oeinc acres. all under fence and cultivation.
The luiprovements LIM 3 cottage house, h stable
and el ber.mtnultdinga: 200 hearing fruit trees, of
best ,selection,..; watered uy two never-fallimr
sprincs. theater] I- miles from the cite. near to
McKee's Hocks and Chartiers Creek. From thin
place an zx ouster view can be bad of Manchester,
Allegheny City and the rivers. Terms easy.
Apply to B. MeLAIN &CO.,
arra Cor. Fourth and Smithfield streets.
FOR SALE & TO , LET.--Houses
and Lots for sale in all parts of the city and su
urbs. Also, several FARMS in good locations.
Also. a small WOOLEN FACTORY, with 20 acres
of land, and good Improvments, which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business Houses
to let on good streets. Privste Dwelling Houses for
tent in both cities. For further partimilars inquire
. . .WILLLUI WARD,
AM nap (} rant street. opposite CathedraL
i rtEliL ESTATE AGENTS.
115. • . FOURTE ST.-- 1.15•
JOHN BAILEY.& BRO.;
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND A.I7CTIONNERS,
Are prenared to tell at Auction STOOLBONDS,
and all kinds of SECURIT/ES, REAL TATE,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &cr., either on the
premises or at the Board of Trade Booms: -
Particular attention paid, , as. heretofore:, to th•
sale of Real Estate at private sale. • -
Sales, of Real Estate in the smutty. attended.
oinoe„, No. 119 FOURTH STREET. iY6:16•1
$lO4OOO TO
"AN,
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
- GEO. NG PETTY,
eiyis Real Estate Agent, llmlth>feld street.
=MT MM
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
Et B. LYON., .
geater or Weights anik 'Meow%
No. 'a youirrs ErrßEaFr,
t ß43twei t t Utwt) , UNiFftm.stree ' ta.
nroinWiv * stunittefi to
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PEARL MILL BURR BRAND eciruid to the best
Bt. Lout 4 brandsk • PEA k L 'MILL •••D • RUA, N
as gorpi as tee beat tlttlu - brands. S. 4 ,RAI!E Vd./RN
FLOI,TR and CORN' ItELL. rtir See that all maks
are sealed and dated. • - ,•- •
T. IDlCltholitt ßßQt
au7:4l , Pitiott
UM
Mii=
- MN. ItREES,
No. as nuittosn_ ALLEY, Plteistierah.
Orders left here or at Hand Street Bridge will re
ease prompt attention. 'Wagons nusulng to Pitts
burgh and Alleitheny.
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