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THE FORT I)ONELSON OF 1868.
TIIE VOICE OF VEILMOET.
AlR—"Raltv Round the ' ..faag."
On thls unit September day
Vld Vermont has had her say.
kad has spoken' loud and , stroug for . Grant and
Freedom;
• And the burden of her Song.
•
Bung by thirty thou.and strong,
Is "Three cheers for Grant and Colfax, and for
Freedom!" •
CrioacsThe Union forever,
hurrah: boys, hurrah, &c., &c
How the Rebel hostvrill stare .
To find Neymour and Blair.
Spite of alt that Val. snu Pendleihn could do,
- Have a f riends t G e neral
That the ofGrant
Can say Vermont's unanimous for Freedom 1
' Cff o us—The 'Union forever, hc.,
Among,her mottfitilUs tall
Like • silver elarion-ca11.".:,
.Eings and echoes sharp the glorious ahont for Free-
And the continent across,' •
Freedom's gain and Treason's lass
Wilt be bared with'joy by every Son of Freedom!
- Climevs—The Union forever, .te., Sc.
- 'The brave Green Mountain State,
• By her vote, has sealed the fate
Of the Beth.eratleo noellneve and party: -
And, some eold A ovember day,
• -• Flat upon the ground we'll lay,
The rag-tag and bob-tail Rebel part) , •
• Clipittra—The Union forever, Ai., Sc.
'Rebderclitc—T his term may be applied to a polltl
- cabal peculiar to the United States.
pw:lonewtoll
—Titusville is lighted with gas,
.—A tax on bachelors is meditated in Bel
gium.
—Jefferson still plays Rip Van Winkle at
Chicago.
—There were 332 deaths last week in
Philadelphia.
—Spencer d Co., pack 45,000 cans of
Oysters per day. •
Gedf. H. Boker is still editor of -Lippin
4otrs .Ifagaeine..
-r-A statue of the Prince Imperial is to be
erected in Peri&
Chover, a bandit, is - said to be the
ickedest man in Mexico.
—There is a burlesque now playing in
Boston called Fowl Play.
—One band of musicians cleared $5,000
at Long Branch, this season.
—One of Mr. Gladstone's sons will be
ordained priest on Chriatmat -
—Are all the inhaliittiiits of Fawn town
ship composed of the dear people
—Baltimore is making money out of it's
steamship line ind Boston is jealous.
—There is a preacher in New York who
claims to have delivered 8,000 sermons.
—Gen. McClellan will_ arrive at New
York about the \ last cf the present month.
—The price oc Catawba cocktails is to be
raised, as the Catawba grape crop is small.
- 7 Carl Schurz 'spoke an.erirmons Ger
man audience at , .Albany on. Monday night.
—Central Park has been invaded, and
the profane feet of peddlers blight its sacred
soil.
—Rumor says that Edwin Booth won't
allow his new theatre to be desecrated by
balls.
—Thousands of bushels •of peaches pass
through here for New York every day from
Ohio.
—The new cable in the Persian-Gulf is
to be insulated with rubber instead of gutta
percha. :4)
—Cincinnati claims to have the first steam
ire engiae company ever organized on this
terrestial ball.
New York Sorosis have decided to
wear a badge, and have decided on the
badge to wear.
—Mrs. General John H. Morgan, as the
widow of the rebel bandit is called, is visit.-
ing in Louisville. \
—Tommy Hadden says he is the wickedest
man in New York, \ and was, before Allen
became reconstructed.'
—ln Meadville there has been a regiment
of Grant Guards enlisted for three months
or during the campaign. •
—After October 'first, all physicians in
Ohio who - have not a regular diploma will
have to suspend praCtice. .
- —ln Chicago there are twenty-six candy
manufacturers who make about eighty -tons
of sweet mixture annually.
—Mrs. Lander- plays the parts-of seven
queens and plays them all well, no two
alike, and yet all real queens. •
—Governor H. Seymour weighs one
hundred and fifty pounds, less we fear than
his conscience weighs upon him.
—Black Astrachan muffs' and collars
edged with long white camels hair, are
said to bUthe novelty in furs this year.
—Oswego is luippy in being the place of
residence of Mr. Gerritt Smith, who has
given it $3,000 for public improvement. .
—150,000 emigrants arrived in New York
list month, most of them, it is thought
will vote for Seymour Blair and Hoffman.
7
The Erie. City Base Ball Club, of Erie,
gaud the Forest City Club, of Cleveland,
ste to play a match game at Erie about the
Inst.
- - - A t -The leading lecturers have reduced their
prices this season end the various lecture
committees abaut the conntry, are feeling
geod about it •
Barrie) , Aaron is to open a boxing
school in Washington. It is understood
that he is 'highly recommended by Hon.
John 'Morrissey..-..
—The Boston Post in speaking of the
recent creation, by the Pope, of the' diocese
ofialuira says : "Some ecclesiastic ivill now
receive his desert.
r-Tietiens the new prima - donna of Ma
_plesori's troupe, and the L time honored
- faviirite of the Lonifore opera goers, is said
to be half a century 'old._
-;.=Annie Sefton and Joe lierhushandwith
several other Actors and actresses; in aword;
the Sefton coMbination can now be seen
almbat any night
_ —professor Doctor Doremus the renown
ed New :.York chemist and lecturer says
that the enamel used in the reanufacture of
paper collars not polsonouer,
-T-Bdwie Booth is very much to be pitied;
we all have an opporttmity of seeing his in- . ,
com Parable acting, but he, poor,man, never
ean.aee himselfas others see him., • .;
—4orphens C. Kerr, whose name his not
for some time been, as, it once was, famWar
..as household words; has written a new book,
which he
,calls 4 114mokeil Glass" i
friendi of ItlcCosh; the new
.tredident , of Prineetpn College, presented
him with a costly service of solid silver, as a
parting gift, before luYleft Ireland.
—At a Democratic procession at Council
Bluffs, lovta, the other day they got five
hundred ladies on horseback to swell the
ranks and add respectability to the affair.
--People in Paris pay street musicians not
to - play, and hence men with parionets un
der their arras; who can't play a note, drive
a good business by simply threatenhig music.
—A French journalist, in commenting
upon the acquittal of a prisoner at the assi
zes by a verdict of seven tgeinst five,
.saj l i
"the fellow made an Andrew Jolinson es
cape." •
—Lotta has some new titles which she has
added to the long listalready on her adver
tising posters; they are "Minatute Venus"
and "Diamond Edition of Dramatis De
lights." , ,
—Fraulein Fanny Janauscheck" is once
again en route for America, where she In
tends to repeat her triumphal march. She
will play ten nights in New, York, beginning
October sth.
---Major M. R. Evans, for many years a
resident of Georgia, died in Chicago on the
27th of August. He was the father of the
encyclopedia. We. should say of 'Miss
Augusta J. Evans.
. —The Grau opera troupe undertook to
perform Martha in Erie, „on Saturday, and
made a thorough burlesque of it. The Erie
Dispatch says: "The opera was grand in one
respect—its failure. •
—Cap in Joel F. Tyler, of Oswego, New
York, is said to be the oldest lake captain
living. He has been for fifiy-eight years a
sailor, and assumed command' of his first
vessel forty-six years ago.
—Henry Ward Beecher says: "It is an
honor that will not happen twice in a man's
life time to have a chance to vote for such a
man as Grant. No yotutg man can well
afford to throw away his chance.",
—Mrs. Scott Siddons' reading of the
May Queen is said to be - one of the most
pathetic of amusements. She read it -at
Newport recently, and all the town flocked
to hear and weep at the wonderful perform
ance.
—ln Schuylkill county, Penna., theie
were fifty-seven murderg committed from
1863 to 1867. This sounds like the reports
from a Southern State, but,, this county was
the scene of the Democratic riots, and in
many respects resembles the larger rebel,
strongholds in the South.
—Frandis Joseph, the Kaiser; Ludwig,
King of Bavaria; the Queen- of_Belgiun;
the Empress of Russia; and the Queen of
Sweden were all born in August, but 'no
two of them in the same year„ IThe Em
press of Russia is the oldest of the crowd
and the King of Bavaria the youngest.
—A man in'Hudson City disputed the un
dertaker's bill for the burial ) of his son.
Thereupon the undertaker opened the grave
and broke off a piece of the coffin, to sub
stantiate its fine quality, and is now to be
prosecuted as a resurrectionist. There's
nothing like a little—shrewd tconomy in
these matters.
—lt is reported that the Chinese on the,
Russian border like the English Mission
aries-very much, and extend a cordial wel
come to them. Thd main reason is that the
missionaries distribute Bibles bound in
leather, and the Chinese make shoes with
th&binding, thus saving their sUes at the
English expense, • •
- -Professor Bchoenbein, the distinguished
chemist of VLde, died on Saturday at Baden
Baden, aged sixty-nine. He was the au
thor of several scientific.works, and one of
the greatest chemical discoverers of the
day. In 1839 he discovered ozont in 1845
he invented gun cotton; and in 1 '9 he in
troduced antozone.
—Maretzek's opera troupe for perfbrm:
UM in the West is one of the finest com
binations ever attempted in this country.
For tenors it has Brignoli and . Hablemann,
to
_say nothing of Maccaferri, for bassos
Orlandini, Formes, Antonucci and Herr
manna, Ronconi for buffo, while the 'chorus
and orchestra are to be remarkably large.
--Victoria, at last accounts, was enjoying
herself very much at Lucerne. 4ohn Brown
is in her suite, conspicuous by his Highland
costume. She . his her ownhorses and car
riages from London and drives about the
lake and hills like any other lady out for a
holiday. She dresses in her customary:
black, and ordinarily wears a black straw
hat.
—An apple race is to take place at the
Rink In Cincinnati; each contestant is to be
provided with two baskets, one empty the
other containing sixty apples, these are to
be placed at opposite ends of the Rink, and
the Dinners start together from their empty
baskets, ran to the •full ones, bring one ap
ple at a time, ail(' whoever completes the
- transfer of the fruit first wins the novel
—it prise of 100 guineas is offered for an
essay on Ileptomania, "with a view to de
termine whether a passion for thieving
should be held as disqualifying for employ
ments of trust and authority under the
Crown; also to inquire under what circum
stances this mischievous propensity becomes
criminal." The essays are to be sent to Dr.
David Wilson, Brook street, Grosvenor
Tin: cultivation of the orange in Florida'
'is stated to be more extensive than . can be
;inferred from the repurt. of the. - Bureau of
Agriculture. Froth 75,000 to'loo,ooo orange
trees were net out last yOai:,' of whichl3o,ooo
were planted out on Flint river alone; and,
in 1865 and 1866, at least 50,000 were trans--
planted and budded in East and Middle,
Florida : The price, Instead of being $l5
to VO per thousand on the trees; as stated,
'should. have been $25 to $BO, and some
choice lots sold as high airs $B5: , The orange
grows wild all over Florida, and good trees,
when transplanted ' and budded ? bear 500 to
2,600 sweet oranges each
TUB WINE CHAR .of_ =nee, it is stated,
will this 'year prove favorable to the inter ,
eats of the -producers.: In the Southern'
districts of France.the wine growers Coin
plain that the heat has been ratbertod 'eXt
cessive, and that the young vines 'have
been• burnt up: From the central districts
andd - those of the Loire and Rhine, hoiiever,,
the reports say that: Itit
good one. In B urdiNah :also, the wine,
groweri3 are confident of agood,crax,
.PLZEITE : WEI:RUMMY; REM EMBER, 9; 1868
TEEri EXTRACTED'
wiTnotrr
No CHARGE MADE WHEN ARTMCILL
TEETH ARE ORDERED.
A PULL SET POE $B,
AT DR. SCOTT'S --
1178 PENN STREET, BD,DCKB3 ABOVE HAND.
'CALL
tAMIEBPIC
GAS FIXTURES'
WELDON & KELLY, • •
Atanntacturera and Wholesale Dealers In
Lamps Lanternt, Chandeliers,
AND LAMP GOODS.
Also, CARBON AND LUBRICATING OILS,
BENZINE, Sca.
No 147 Wood Street.
ses:n22 . Between t.th and GM Avenves.
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, eze
fI)RALULIC.
AP STONE.
- PLASTER, CHIMNEY TOPS.
. WATER PIPES.
. HENRY U. COLLINS,
arkle:o7l ,
HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN .PIPE,
Cheapest and best Pipe in be market. Also, 110-
SICNDALE ItYDBAULIO CEMBICIT for sale.
B. B. & C. &...Bnocußrir & co.
Office and Mannfactory=244l REBECCA ST.,
Allegheny. Ail-Orders by mall promptly attended
to.
.1e=193
PIANOS.. ORGANS, &C.
BUY THE BEST AND CHEAP.
ZEST PIANO AND ORGAN.
Schomacker's Gold Medal Plano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN,
The SCHOZLACKEB t PIANO combines all the
latest Valuable' improvements known in the con
struction of a first class instrument. and bas always
been awarded the highest,premium wherever ex
hiblted.. Its tone is full, sonorous and sweet. The
workmailshin. for darabilialy and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from 650 to $l5O, (according to
style and flnish,) cheaper tbal all other so-called
first class Piano.
• ESTET'S CIYTTAIIE .ORGAIg
Stands at the head of all reed instruments, In pro
ducing the most perfect pipe quality of tone of any
similar Instrument in the United States. It is sim
ple and compact in construction, and not liable to
get out of order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT• "VOX HUMANA
TREMOLO" to only to be found In this Organ.
Price from.sloo to $550. All guaranteed for Are
years.
BARR, KNAKE & BUETILER,
mh9 No. 12 ST. CLAIR STREET
KNABE & CO.'S
AND HAINES BROS. PIANOS,
For male on monthly and quarterly payments
CHARLOTTE BLITIREI,
atilt/ 43 Fifth street, Bole Agent
HATS ANVVAPS.
FATAL lIATs !
IM'CORD & CO.,
131 WOOD STREET,
Are now ready with a LARGE AND SELECT
STOCK of
C.l - 1.3P1E3 )
arm AND FURS.
LIIEBLMR,
FIA.ICS, CAPS AND 01: MS,
Also. 'Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
111 TRUNKS, V.47. 7 0rq Lo., No. laS SMITH
YIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Orders promptly "lied and satlabsetlon guaranteed:
MERCHANT TAILORS,
SUMMER GOODS. " • .
Boys'. Yoatit'a and Children's.
MIXER CASSDIEBE SUITS,
LLSZN SUITS.
DIJON SUITS,
. ' FLANNEL SUITS.
AL,PACCA JACKETS,
In every style, of the greatest variety, suitable for
the present Feainti. 4:hums/nen wil DUCK Am. as
sortmenl of WHI rE •nd BROWN ouini.
ALPACCA- and FLANNEL COAT!. ite, every
garment being rpeelaily made for as by t'be best
Eastern bowies. Our priors are as' low aa good
goods can be sold at Ilyzy grin East or West. •
Gr 14.411. MAGA Dir,
•
ton • 47 wr-ox,AIR STREET.
HENRY METER,
ntanonarrr, TAILOR,
No. 13 SNITHFIZLD 311=1. - Pittoborgb, pa.
Oonatantly on hand, a full assortment of CLOTHS,
O.I9.IIIILEREB. 177.8ITNfils, &a. apllonal
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Mi=lll
DELLIS IN ALL =Nos or
. (ELF-'TOBACCO AND SEGA"
No. s SIXTH STREET, (National Bank of Mtn
memo Building,)
• PITTSBURGH.
Branch of ISSI Water street, N. Y. •
ant:o77 • DANIEL F. DINAN •
NIACELsIon. WORKS: -
I "' R. & W. .73EDTIKINSON.
• kanutacattrers and Dealers In • ,
. ! •
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Pipes; &o.;
No 6 ifpnaaat, 81.. ALraterrimr•
•
CONFEQTIONERLES.
HENRI! . 1iV.00111141.01r,
Confectionery. inid Bakery
No. WM SMITIMELD STERET
Between Beveutb and Liberty.
s;i:LidnEs 4 'orsmi I*wiked.
. -GEO. SORGELEIrir
Fancy Cake Bilker & Confectioner;
ikiREIGN a Douce= rsurre & N 17113,
0r ? .- 40; corner rodent endlEtobliwin etrt.ple i A11e. , •
Conitiuw.y on nand, 10K 015",.. of
.Nationellinrore.. , • •
SEWING MAOECMS.
T HE VIIEAT AR RICAN COM,
BurioN.uopl
AND SMnNG
- His NO EQVAL, ' •
BEING A!BsoLriziAr C riti BEST yrAmmy
MACHINE I NTHE WORLD. _AND IN.
THINSICAI.L.Y THE CHEAPEST.
WirAsents wEntel,; l 3 sell MI klswthlne. „
• CHAS. C. .11 , A.LeaslaY.
Arent tor Wesuna eiv
Peseieede.
AN
' Corner FIFTH D MAHMETI3THEETS. over
, HlohardsonlJeweMlitereb mriken
DENTISTRY
=1
DRY G9OIA-.`
87. ''''!illEir sargERL 87.
NEW FALL GOODS,
NOW OPENING,
THEODORE T. PHILLIPS',
87 MARKET STREET.
"SECOND ARRIVAL OF
NEW BEAUTIFUL
FA,ILILA GOODS.
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
SILKS, .POPLI.I4S, EMPRESS,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
- DRY GOODS,
TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY, AT
J. BURCHFIELD CO'S,
• NO. 641 t. Clair, near Liberty St. .
se4:
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168.
11TEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOHAIR.
, BEACH SILKS. ,
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
SOUCY;
Vir No. 168 Wylie Street..
16S. 168.
rarao:n4o3
BLACK SILK SACQUES.
Lama Lace Points,
Summer Shawls,
_ YOB SALE AT LOW P 111023, tri"
WHITE,- ORR &
25 Filth Street, •
OA R% MCO.,
cCANDLESS & CO
. (Late Wilson; Carr & C 0.,)
WHOLILB,WE DIALERS IN
Fozeign and DomestieDry
_Goods,
Ito.•vsWOOD STREICI% - •
Tbled door above Dlanuond:Allay. „ !
GLASS, CHINA. CUTLERY..
100 WOOD 0T.B.1311".
01111:15PA,GILASS AND
Q . UEENSWARE,
METER PLATED mks.%
PARIA.N STATUETTES,
BOHEMIAN GLASS,
• And GOOtrlll'talti -43?) BANDY
100 WOOD STREET
RICHARD EC. BREED & CO
100 WOOD-STREET.
WALL PAPER.
Mge,r,Olvegleeear ennedieeee
WALL 'PAPER,
AT NEDUCED'PRICES.
AFTER JULY
We wale:far oar present stocker
Wall Papers at Greatly Reduced Prices.
A large assortment of SATIN PAPERS, for halls,
rooms,,
No. lel Market Street,near rum:
• .ros. R. Ettrants & Brio. '
SHEET!NGS AND' BA TTLNM
a9I,BIELt--at, 000,i
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
err-reammistEr..
giIIU "ktiireik of iiii*lN.lo±l#lllL *Wit
A 11 P : 44 61 ,55 41 .k . ir•O
• AtiViiiiNGE; BATTIN G.
,DYNR AND. SCOURER;
Itofeiro,
DYER ARiiiiaiiiißEß. • 7,
ri#,* Prqr• 4:=ILAI33:OOPX4I,IO3wr
And N01..185 and AS7 Third Street s . '"
r I- •II ;
myttou
N AND NOT7,ONS.
FOR THE FALL TRADE.
MACRUM, CLYDE Ai CO.'S.
THE ENTIRELY NEW •
"LA. -BELLE" SKIRT,
IN ALL THE DIFFERENT COLORS.:
A complete Ilne of
Baliaaml Ilosierh-for Ladies
The' hest attiortment of
GEATras cAssarEßE sarßws.
Alio, a full line of '' •
Gent's Fall and Winter Underwear.
WHITE •FREE CH .. CORSETS,
' Slightly soiled by salt water, only GO cents: .
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
Infants' Wool Hoods and Eacques.
BRADLEY'S FLANNELS, in all colors.
Our Assortment of Notions is - well • Selected.
As we /nye received a' very fine stock of Goode,
country Iderchants will go well 'to' examine our
stock, as we have the goods suiting their trade.
•
BIALCRII.III,, GLYDE
78 and SO Market Street..
lei
pme.Es mAitliED DOWN!
mAciatrin & CARLISLE'S,
ALL :GOODS GREATLY REDUCE 6!
31001' SHIRTS. (Ladles',) for.
CORSETS, (Real French,)
LINEN 'HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for
BID GLOVES, (warranted,)
PAPER COLLARS
200 Yds. SPOOL COTTON, (good)
POCKET BOOKS, worth 50c.
MEN'S SUMMER UNDERSHIRTS
MEN'S JEAN DRAWERS
All kinds Bonnets and Hats at Half Cost.
IN ALL •KINDS OF 00033 S
Special Bates to Merchants It Dealers.
E7M3
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ELECTIII SIJIIIIER CORD.III 4 '
_An Infallible remedy for Summer Complaint,
l
DR. RIRRIS' CRIMP CHB,
_
A spe omach., c for sale for Cho
by lera, Cramps and Pain In the
St -
HAJUM & EWING;
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
• AGENT'S FOR
SCHOONIC=II.i SON'S
PURE, WHITE . LEAD,
310)01PS 7111WEIT/a6 GBEEN,
The only green
rz7 e footot, .pitisfactkln Qua any pathr the
InTISAIIPAH, PA. ,
. . . •
rrHE Titlit CITY SLATE CO:
.A; manufacture .a superior. article ef• • •
ROCWINCI 131.4.4„.TV...; ~; _
48 1 Seventh St., Pittstrargb,
J. S. NEWIAETIE.R. PreEn.
404
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-P• DISSOLUTION.. .
acvncE. Is.. HEREBY GIVEN
- that the pastnerstdp heretufote•existlne be
we n J.ll. StlEttftlFV, AV .1, illittlit/Kr, HHUIi
'TREY lino W ILYA AM st_ r
eGRAW, ands the
name and style iof BrIEKRIF led, LOUGHRET - E'
31oUltAW, hae sreen tbD.day dissolved by mutual
consent, and the PLIDS 131Ner, GAS AND &MAU.
FAT VINO. UOPPErt; AHEKT IRON AND to ABS:
YOUNDItY 13 thi . ll4l{4l wilt ; be,ennttuned here—
SHERRIFTB & LOUCHREV, .
Who *ELI mettle the aftotuits or the late firm.
1. B. r 4 IIIIUPP: •
• W. T. Be t
RIFF, _ .
' - - •' • ' 'HUGH RIFF,
su2bud'B . . • -.,: . .WY . Meta RAW, - - .
BARR a! , aitOSEgg'' •
r- . .AL.R.Cri-reilocrrek; • •
n HOUS E ,
uaASSOCIATION BTRLDINGS,.Nos.
IS and 4 St, Clalr )3trert., Plitatotulti, ?a, SpeolAl
ittetittiin 004 la th e disignbag and batkl t sti of
nonter Itnrniska RTITT.IIINIrA
FILENCII BUBB, MILL trro7iEs:
1- ` 'French Bair Smut Machines,
erins•BlMlTWHEAT•csr4mr.tis illy vex. ••••
;Pprtabk,Flour cind, , Need 'fins,.
• ' BOLTING CLOTHS;
t • : 1:"1• t, • -
' All nastier* iad bad vuultrj gall '
31c) and 321 Liberty SL.Pittsbuiglr Pa. ,
• ,I -. ~ 4.; • vlE,,,llll4.lll,ALiktri.•-
'1 to
rpRANSPAREN GREEN OIL
A. CLOTH, , tar N.lathra ,ahades—,aeperlor
iltalltraad lowerin' Orly.* Wm the' raetetin rotbil•
actor,. Mother Irate .mipply of the. Maltreat
Avidthffi feetelYt4frqu?tictoT
' PHILLIPS.
. 1- 49itentir sa.'. o tair wino*
INROIC,IIIHADES,"
gni l eaqihttal wit If border Ind`
II I 4M - Pritltti also Ufa jailn Maeffor mime'
ar
~mraose, fro m ato feet At the Wt. ,ClPth.
werooms, AG and 211 lit. Clair street.
114 J. a H. YHILLI.OI4
MIRO
No. 19 Fifth Street.
ON AND AFTER ,TULT IST.
GREAT BARGAINS!
DIACIUMI CABLIMI,
19 FIFTH STREET
; SIaILTE.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
ARCHITECTS.
FOR SALE--MEAL ESTATE.'
OR RALE, •
TWO 1101313 ES AND LOT on Can 011 street,
Allegheny.; This property will be sold low, as the
WIT +pont leaving the city, and wishes to dispose
of thtprope.rty before removing.
MILL. TWO DWELLING HOUSES, TWO
BARNS, with_good FARId, and about SOO acres
timber land. This property will be sold low. Cash
sll,soo—bajance A C RESo mit boyar.
FARM OF 1/10, will be sold for twenty
dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable frame
house and good barn: 50 acres ofthe 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 asqd .
aa ‘ bricic house,
contra live rooms , at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
pad : wo refit for the amooolu six years .:-..- •
LOT OF GROUND, having a river
front,_and,very convenient of access. •
TADM2III convenient to the city,-.Mid having a
well established cast= Or local nnected
therewith; asood - dWelling and forty acres Orland.
FOUR LOTS dn iShatpsburg, near the railroad;
Would s good coal”rd. '
HOTEL FOR SALE.--That line Hotel property,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, containing
fourteen reams and the-necessary outbulld:ngis,
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. This
well located hotig will be sold low, MI the proprie
tor wishes to retire from business.
•-• Ton Maier.
One large House, for gnarling Renee. '
- .onenew Brick House, ft rooms. - •
One new Brick Houre of 4 rooms.
One new Brick House of 3 rooms. .
:One House or 5 rooms and lot 55 by . 1.45.
One House cf 7 rooms And lot 150 by 150.
Two riew Brick - Houses,ll - roonmeach. • .
One new Frame House, 4 rooms.
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms eaclai
One new Frame House In Wilkinsburg, hairing
-We rooms and lure lot. well suited for garden.
I acres that can be divided into acre lots. -
5 Luta in Oakland.
Power and a large Room and Yard Or' rent, , in a
good location. Will be rented for short or long
time.
FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Ward, •
th WASTED--3,000-feet of Flagging 3 to 4 inches
ick.
TO LOAN.-$50,000,
IN SITASS We $5,009 AND UPWARD.
APPLY AT
D. P, HATCH REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
Ro. 91 Grant St., Pittsburih.
teN:DIS , '
2,0()0,000 Acß " Qr : . '
CHOICE LANDS FOR _SAT;Pg,
BYTE
Union Pacific Railroad Company,
EASTERN DIVISION, •
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Lying along the line of thetr road, at ,
~00 TO $5,00 PER ACRE, -
And on aCREDIT OF FIVE YEAR&
For further particulars, maps,. &0., address
. 4011 N P. DEVEBEUX,
Land Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas;
Or CHAS. B. LAMBoBS. SetrlT, •
anl4: St. Louis. Missouri..
1.00
- 25
FOR SefiLE.
. .
The . Oil Refinery,
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KNOWN AS THE
CRESCENT COAL OIL CO.'S WORKS,
Situated in BALTIMORE, MD., on the Baltimore
and Ohio Raliroad, mid most conveniently located
with reference to either home or'foreign trade.
These Works are very complete in all their appoint
ments,' and are capable of turning out 30.000 to.
35.000 GALLONS REFINED PER WEEK. They
have tankage for about 8,000 barrels of oil.
- The prospect of an 'early completion of the Con
nellsville Road, renders this property especially de. .
sirable. Address, or call on, •
•
LASIMASON LEVERING,.Trustee.
alem:T3l 50 GAY STREET, BALTIMORE.
5.500 17.1 1 4'&11,11VF.A,,,V.E..A...
t Ming W scree, all under fence and cultivation.
q )
The improvements are a cottage house, With stable
and other uutbuituings; 200 bearing frnit'treea..of
beat selection; watered ay two never-failing
springs. ululated- 4 miles' from the - city, near to
McKee's Rocks and Charier. Creek. From thin
place an extensive view can be. had of Manchester.
Allegheny cyjan4 BM civets.' Terms ea sy.
Apply to "B: Id cLAili
at= Cor. Yourthand !Smithfields t reets.
rOR SALE A, To, LIET.--Rouses
an
d Lots for Sale inltlliparts of the city and so
urbs. Also,. several, FA srs% •In with outtlotui.
Also, a small WOOLEN FACTORY, 20 acres
of - 4nd, and _good tmordsements, •widdi 'I Will sell
°bean and on reasonable .terms., Business Sown
to let on good streets: Frivste Dwelling Roused Am
tertian both cads, , For Iturtliar teMaft Inquire
. • WARD,
4.10 . 9 rant Street,. opposite Cathedra:
, r*TAT/11'4,46EZ4T9.
siottirriork.
115.
401.11 1 1 D.OAILEY',/i,13R04'
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE , BROKERS-
AND AUCTIONEERS,
Are preeareile trocsa, BONDS.
and all kinds of SECURITIES, REAL - MATE.
HOUSEHOLD
,either on the
premises or at-the Board of Trade 'Rooms:
Particular attention paid. as heretofore, to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale.
-Saleirdf Real Ratans in the (MIMS attended.
oAlbe. No. Ale "METH beam
$lO.OOO TO
;ON DOND AND NORTGALeIf,
OM°. M. PP.T4r3tv'l
vaiS -Raul !state Agent, 1110 Smithfield street.
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For Sale by Every Grocer in the City.
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