I? 3
ptt littsiyurgij Gaidtt.
;.'BEFORE, DIIRI'NGs 81NtE.
lIY 11. PATlllOl'a,
. •
Thenth thou that art betrayed klo feel the treason
shanty, yet the traltor,stsnde in 'Worse cage of toe.
—EWtespeari. • •
TEArron..—One who, in the - breach of trust, de
livers his trust to an enemy. One who betrays his
trust.—Webster.
When Sonthrone in their cherished hate,
Resolved n separation
And claimed that every Federal State
Was ' in itself. a nation,
Where stood Horatio Seymour,?
And 'when they-caused wide-spread alarms,
Bytneir assumed transcendence,
• And madly sought, by I orce of arms,
To gain their independerce,
What said Horatio Seymour? ' ;
And when. "Old MM. , the President, •
Most kindly did apprise them, --
It they did not at once repent
• He surely should chastise them, •
What did Horatio Seymour?
And when at length the war began,
Anti patriots ft erred and trembled , r
Which' was the .party—who the matt,
That In that hour dissembled? ,
Wag it Horatio Seymour? I !
Arid - when-New York was hideous made,
' • • - By mob with fire and bludgeon,
• was it then his trust betrayed,
And showed hanself a gndgeon?
. , who says, Hortitiv
be 1310111"4
And When, throughout the fearful strife,
Our ' boys in blue" were lighting,
• - Who peritted mush the ao life,
By public speech and writing?
Was it Horatio Seymour?
_. . .
And when our Legislature said
' •
Who"boys,' might vote by waxy,
Who was it showed he,had a dread
Of sucn a liberal don?
Just ask Horatio eymcgir.
And when in eighteen slaty-lour, -
• So many "dente were cheated,
By being-told the "
war wa, wee, •
And that we were defeated,
What said Horatio Seymour ?
And then, when Grant chastised the too
To terms of forcedsubmisalon,
Who sorry, seemeillhat wa: so,
And mourned his "friends'• condition?
rlease ask Ho - ratio Seymour.
• Anti Place the "rett , '" were fo:ced to yield, --
. Thel - , open waif re ended; •
Since they weraconquered in the field, •
Who have the Horatiobefriende? Just ask Seymour.
And while the Congress guards NMl:care
The Intel cats of he nation;
Who seeks to force a second war, - •
By balking legislation?
Again ask Blair and Seymour. .
' When rebel hands are stretched =miss
The graves oi freedom's martyrs, •
In hopes to i emedy th •Ir loss
By ballots, force or charters,
';• Wuege stand both-Blair and Seymour?
. When 'Northern "dem" and Southern "rebs ,
• Arein affiliation, 2,
As wsrnand woottn weaver's webs. r
Who.hall Hie Mode relation?.
• • J ff. DONIS, Blair and Seynionr?
•Las.,:August, 1868.. ' • —Utica Hera titt
MANUFACTURING ITEMS.
-Large worsted manufactories are being
put up at Pawtucket, R. I.
---CMe-horse mowing machines are being
made at Bridgeport, Conn.
—52,400,000 of capital is invested in the
lumber business of Minneapolis. 1
--The Troy, N. Y., rolling mill strike is
ended, the men having resumed work at the
old rates.
—Two paper mills in New Hampshire,
.
one at Alstead and one at Swanzey, were
destroyed by re last week.
.—The prin ipal manufactories all over
Connecticut an very busy, all working extra
hourg and some day and night.
—ln MinneaPolis there are two paper
mills which turn out two tons of printing
and two of wrapping paper daily.
—The Minneapolis Woolen Mill at Min
' E neapolis has about half the capacity 'of the
North Star Mills at the same place. ,
_• • - -There are thirteen large flouring mills
z - at Minneapolis. :In 1867 they made 221,000
barrels of
,flour, worth over $1,800,000. '
-Eight blast furnace§ have been idle all
.. summer for want of coal. in Youngstown,
, Ohio.- •• But last week they all started again.
'• ' ' —The Metropolitan Paper Coliar Com
, parry of New York City employs between
. three and four hundredhands. and can turn
• , • out nearly two , millions of paper collars
.• , •
daily I' ' ' ' '
—A new woolen mill is being built in
•Westerly-R. I.; it is of pressed brick and
stone r three stories' high with basement
.-and mansard roof. It is 124 feet long by
• '• 48 wide'
. . •
—PicbOld, Hall and Fisher's agricultural
works,' in Buffalo, were completely de,
Stroyed by; fire last Saturday a week ago.
" ' Their loss 7as'yery heavy. and they bad but
42,00 insurance: ' • • ' . '
• ' - - ACHarrieville, N. 71:,1S a large eheese
. . factory, .It noes • the milk of fire hundred
cows, and,Maltfa on am : average twelve
- cheeses pf,sixty • ponnds each ri. day, or
• • •E more than• 100,000 pounds yearly, „ ' .
The ,Everett mills of - Lawrence, Mae-'
-Mae:
-. secbrisetts, produce. weekly 100,000 'yards
- '
of flannel shirtings, dress goods, etc.
• , • 12 44 PolthAs of w ool
_ and 20 , 000 ponds of
•, . • cotton'arensed eacu weea; I,ooo,luutds are
' 'erriployed. . '--E " • E ' " ' ,,
—The Renfew Manufacturing Conipany,
in North Adams, - Massachusetts, are , now
, putting up machinery for the manufacture.
•
of Scotch plaids. Sixty families have been
engaged in Seotland to come over and work
in. this. mill.
—The North Star Woolen Mill of Min
'
neapolis is of stone, seventy feet by fifty,
four -,stories high, has-four sets of cards,
forty 'looms and
_.over 1,000 spindles. Its.
capacity is five htmdred yards casaimere or
1,500 yards of flennel per day.::
=The
2rje machine -for making 'barrel staves
.E . L • • recently invented by . Charles Murdeck, of
- - Hartford, is 'E said to Illustrate anE entirely
• . , • I • r
new process, --sawing in 'a curve. It cuts'
f ; • staveslrom a solid block and finishes them
" ; atthe rate of sixtyper, minute. • -
' • '..;-One shoe tonic; in, ..Erie, employs BAY:
hands and turnspit about 3,000 oases of goOda•
e : annually, PrilftiPa i ir,indiel aildbo Y foAeavY,
, , ~
~ abo rt ., They use eleven sow i ng. e 8
, ',.....1 nitia, arc about'to enlarge their vioriman attto
double their present capacity . •.; • '' ,'' i ) ~•,;:`
'
-The Erie
in '9 1 4 1. r? 32 .' WeAO , have, te! .,
cently„ completed for th e Erie Water - Works
...a stand pipe, two hundred, and : tweitio,,feet'
, •-; high; live feet,' in , diameter And weighing
' r ' itrentY-11Ye tons. It cost $9,000, and is slid 1
L ' ,I; :tol)ntiii3 tallest stand PIP. in. An world. '.
.4 t irii wood; of *orcestero Mass 4. has
invented a lathe'for turning shafta by which
ize 6.6 imitiiej,
*Ming of the' largest A
as rapidly aslt° smallest rods,/ (kis on sex._
'lllbiticai at the'vorki of: Wood.i'lfjght,'and
- , id attracting great , attention o n, the .part of
msaintsto,. - - ; 1 ,4, ~, . - - - -
.. '
._Nearly all of bank-note paper used_
• : .422 1 , Ibis ; country .. ; made In Philadelphia.,
i:, There are two other„ mills In this . taunt*: ,
but tbe one In Philadelphia Joke the ' Mod .
Work by. far. The paper is made of only
=I
linen rags, imported for the purpose : AM
Ireland, and lass white as snow.
—An extensive manufactory of wooden
Were lies been established at Idinnespolis.
;Last season - this establiehmenkterned out
:ten thousand dozen pails ; three thousand
'dozen tubs; seven hundred dozen half
bushel measures, ,three hundred dozen
churns and five hundred dozen horse pails,
etc.
TIPHENERIS.-
—The State of Anxiety—Maine.—Ex.
—There are 172 woolen mills in Ohio.
—The close of the war--uniforms.—Fie
change.
—Changeable poplins are the rage for
adies" wear this.season.
—Twenty drinking fountains for man and
beast are to be put up in Boston.
—Some people object to Seymour because
he was a derni-reb all through the war.
—5300,000 worth of property wel de
stroyed by the recent freshet in Wes Jer-
I
sey.
-644,000, gallons of linseed oil, worth
$1,200,000, are made yearly in Dayton,
Ohio
—Harriet
,Hosmer has taken a Macation
from her ehissel, and is now enjoying it at
New York
—The tobacco crap of Southern Kentucky
will probably be double as large this year
as it was last.
—Farmers in Huron county, Ohie, cope
plain that the grasshoppers eat the wool
from the backs of the sheep.
—The furnaces of the glass factories along
the line of the West Jersey Railaoad use
twelve thousand tons of coal yearly. ,
—A ,Buffalo hunting excursion to the
Rocky Mountains is being organized in St.
Louis. Tickets-for the round trip $2O
--Experiments are now being made in
France with a preparation of petroleum
which is to be used instead of gun powder
for firing off cannon.
—Barton Hill, a star actor of some little
renown, has taken the leading *sition in
the stock company of the Arch street Thea
tre, in Philadelphia. _
-LSotne people in — Tennessee opened a
water-mellort the other day and found a
snake inside. How it got there? is the puz
zling conundrum that arises.
—The Copperheads hate man with the
slightest kink in his hair. They think that
men with woolly heads canna be a fur-
Straight race.--Phlla. Bulletin_:,
—There was a' grand dinner given in Bal
timore on the 12th of September to com!
memorate the defence of the city against
the British, fi fty-lbur-years ago.
small German University," says
M. Renan, "with its unwieldy professors
and hungry tutors, does more for science
than all the pompons wealth of Oxford."
—When a gentleman steps on a lady's
train, the lady should turn around and say
politely, "I beg your pardon, sir," and the
gentleman should bow and say, "I accept
your apology, madam."—.Y. Y. - Mail
—Of the many million tons of coal pro
duced throughout the world annually,
England furnishes 104,000,000, the United
States 25,000,000, Prussia and the Zollve--
rein 20,000,000, France 10,000,000; and
seven other countries the balance. ' -
—Still another victim has to be recorded
among the, tourists to Chamounix, in the
person of Count Louis de Cambaceres, who
while descending by the valley of the Tete-
Noire, made false step and was dashed
from rock to rock down a precipice about
five handred.feet deep.
—The reed bird seasonis at its height in
the East, and. every one who can lay hands
on a weapon, turns gunner for the time
being, trumps all day - through swamp and
picket, gets wet,. cold, odr:itched, muddy
and exhausted. comes home with, at most,
reeds:birds enough for a meagre meat, swears
and feila mlielable for a day or two, and
then forever after talks about that jolly day
he was out ginnhig. . •
. A "man With a Charmed Life.
All great. cities are full of Strange charac
ters; but et Present New Orleans excels in
this respect. . Living here is' an individual
whose.remarkable career is almost without
a parallel in , the annals of romance. He was
bean in'lndiana,•and is now about forty
years of age. His name is Edward Caruth
ers. Being engagedin allersonal difficulty
with ernan named Simpson, at Madison, in
tie fall of 1840, lie killed his ` antagonistand
fled tnthe American , army, then entering
Mexico.. Ai; the ,battle of d Chapultepee he
Was taken prisoner,. and laid for months in
a Mexican, ungeon. Being released at last .
he married a Spanish girl, and settled on the
Rio. Grande, -Here being attacked by the
Indians, himself and family were carried
into captivity, where he again spent two
years. -Effecting ' his escape he Joined
ranger company;
'and was, shot in a tight
with the ComanchCs; Scalped, and left for
dead. 'lle however recovered and joined
the , Walker Expedition. to Nicaragua,
where lie was wounded, captured, 'and
again imprisoned . : .. But being slain ro
teasedle sailed for„the • United States. The
vessel •he ,was in was wrecked, and 'he
barely escaped with his life. He, was one
of the passengers on the ill-fated Evening
'Star, and again escaped death when° so
many perished. He is now a resident of
thia city..and dellghts'in relating adventures
which;are Certainly remarkable to a last de
. gree..-41. 0 ,Pioiyune. •
• ,
•
yporeo, MAN from ,Herkshire county
owes his ferfooe to his face. He recently
ma& the, actintibitarial'ot a lady on one of
,
,the Hudim beats,,tvho took a great
fancy to ,Idirt from: his resemblance to a
deceased 8011, of her owe. She invited him
to' caul •on her in Newritork.:, He dlkeo,
and there: found on'attractliesoung lady,
the betrothedillthe deceased sou who 4180:
recognized the retiemblance, andasked him
46ta n irivresitlt'was the revival of
Ihe 'affections Of IllisWfdettett maiden, and .
an engagempot,of marriage with the Maeda.
chusotta. ie.:J.l'h° young lady , tiow`e4r,'
iyfakeick.'ot,a dieeese, and soon follow.
4,u'; finit loter_L:oieher , 'death' bed. bequaih,
ing : sentO. ii , =which, she held in ".her
own-:right, 40: ;he; yeengt man. whose face
had-Avon hetheartiouthe , second time,-,
Boston F4ai."
- ;A MID= of nava cominandeisand
tenant commanders who have been on de-,
'tabbed service fat Acadeniy
have been cirdeted tb active service, and the
_corps of Instructors will be considerably ;re;
duced under the recent act of Congress cur
tallingtherexpenses ofthe institution ^ It
ib
"reporteilthat Firritrit will succeed
'Porter in Command : ofAhti A cademy.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: ;TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15; 1868:
; • •
TEETS- EXTRAerian
•
wiTzfrotrr vexrgl
NO CHARGE MADE WHEN Ananour.
TEETH ARE OBDEBED.
A PULL WET TOR
AT DR. SCOTT'S.
178 PRIM MEET, 3D DOOR ABOVE HAND.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. CALL AND RN
NINE SPEC NB' OF t1411131E Ttrj
(VI A I N.
• 13179.
laA
WELDON & KELLY,
Manufacturers and Wnolesale Dealers in
Lamps Lanterns, Chandeliers,
AND LAMP GOODS.
Also, CARBON AND LUBRICATING OILS,
BENZINE., &c ' •
N 0,147 Wood. Street.
seinn.T. Between sth and IRV Ayenuesr
af Wig kiff*TA 7.ll — ei aliMI
HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
' - Ut)Ar nows,
Plasm4Xr4rilm.
ap18:070
'HYDRAULIC CEMENT• DRAIN •PIPE,
heaneat and best Pipe In the market. Also, RO
SENDALE 'HYDRAULIC CEMENT for sale.
B. B. 4 C. A. BILIIKIKETT 400. ,
Office and Ilanuthetory-240' REBECCA
Allegheny. 410-Orders by mall promptly attended
Jet.'",:raa
PIANOS. ORGANS. &O.
:BUY THE BEST AND CHEAP..
HST PIANO AND OIXIAN.
• . ,
Schonnoker's Gold Nodal :Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The SCHONACISEir PIANO combines all the
latest valuable improvements known in the con
struction of a Bret 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 $5O to $l5O, (according to
style and finish') cheaper than all other so-called
grist class Piano.
F23TS.Y , EI OOTTMIE ORGAN
Stands at theead of all reed instruments, td pro
ducing. the m t perfect pipe quality of tone of any
o similar Instru ent in the United States. It is sim
ple and comp et in construction, and not liable to
get out cd ord r.
CARPENTER'S PATENT "VOX HUMANA :
TREMOLO" is only , to be found in this Organ.
Price from $lOO to 000. All guaranteed for dire
years.
BA.IIII, SNAKE & BITEITLER,
WO
KNABE & CO.'S
AND HAINES PROS. PIANOS,
For rale on monthly and quarterly payments
CHARLOTTE BLUME,
QM
HATS AND CAPS.
TIATS
M'CORD & CO.,
131 WOOD STREET,
Are now ready with a LARGE AND SELECT
STOCK Of
tac.".uris,
AND .FUR S.
stva
MARTIN LIEBLER,
-63;a ' • Dxszaai ni
, .
FIATS. CAPS APT) XvQRS.
Also. Manufacturer. Wholesale and Rawl Dealer
in TRUNKS.. VALISES. do., No. 139
. 131(VPH.
FIELD STREET. Pittsburgh. Pa. ,
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
TOBACCO .AND CIGARS.
ALOpPii
DMA:IIIN ♦&L KINDS or
CRAF TOBALCO AND 166414,
K O . 8 1313P11 STREET. (National Batt. or pro.
nerve Buildiog,) pyrrSBURGIL, PA.
itrameh of 1151 Water striset, N Y.'
Aplizon - itANIEL P. TITNA.W.
E xcuslowworuis. •
. - .
tik. W 7 J37rir3iCIPTIE}43N.
•• ' Maavalzeturers and Dealeri -
Tobacco, Snug;. Cigars, Pipes, ikan
I:14o 6 rEptittAL tIT..;ALLZORZNIII_
'("OONFECTIOrERIES:
AENIti
copireOhnlerj gu d Bakery
LD STZKET.
No. 9.." th Liberty , Between Seven and
'01631 4 313 - 9ALNiN attached
GEO 4 sCrir.r.T.TaN .
• 1
saucy Cake Baker & Confectioner,
ANT. DZAIM,II tx • •
FOR,KIoN & DOMESTIC FRUITS AL NUTS,
No. 4U, cOraer Vedeial and RobinsoAllo•
Constan•V on hand, 14 01tEna1, of
various davore.
SEWING , MACHINES
THE GIiE,AVAfiIERICAN CONI
BINATION. • •
BUTION-1101,E'OVERSE1M9
AND SEWING MACHINE.
'EAR No Zill,IIAL.' • •
ABSOLIITLT THE BEST FAMILY
KAOHINE - IN THE 'WORLD. AND IN
TPINSIOALLT THE CHEAPEST.
/0514 01 4 11 :1 11 .0 4 . 141 0 1 :40 /Ischine '
, 33A.T.SliEfIre
Aiwa for Vede t te Pennivlvattle.
acrner 111TH MARKET STREETS, over
illehardson , s Jewelry Woe. • errimSl
!HAIR AND. PERFUMERY
44trAgtek,.--,Ornaintiiital Bail
HAIR. vc03.311t 4NDibERFUNEit,IIO: 131
Mid itteett. near itneeld el'ittsbargh..
AlWayrott hand general i assortment of Ladies ,
W1613.4111,11Att,% ciatitlernep,s_WlGB,_V
PEEli 130 AL AHD CHAINIy.BRAC 2 Liern ,
&•e'•' - cell* ektairitiu be given fos
• IMP ms..
Ladlit end
10bnek
ale Cutting d
the nee st manner; J+. -211101-
•
WAitEklelYtißOn . 1 I Orr : / N
' ;•• - aroitikkaa.V.,. • ,
Thn Ext,Catoss &c., of .Insetib P. tketirotf eat foi
sotatheLotsoa•W *rob 0 Pori No. 10 1 BPP € ,A n ittr.„ 5 384
Block. . .3116.,1.11i0rks VOW w •
tent. it opti to ABlrkl.ao
sell: x 23 • 1116 '4th' A oohs, :oor. Cherry WWI,.
lIIIIMEI
. .
ENN STREET PRO PERT
P
- • . von g.A.T.V•
Alxtyfe•ttronton"south•oldee lo . t Rain street trr
110 rcet to Brewer's alley. „•Tare* Storied briek
dweltlnp?trarmeriy i,obeburg mansion,) . with its=
ides In rear. Possee.l.4n given on three Jmonths nee!
Lice. .Apply to 0 .SIKSA "don EArt, •
, sel l is2l 145 4th Avenue , our. Cherry alley. •
FIXTURES
HENRY K. CowNs.
25 Wood street.
ME!
No. ILA ST. CLAIR STR
43 Flap street, Sole Agent
87. zwuizr IMMMT.
=EN
NEW FALL GOODS,
OW OPENING;_
THEODORE '. PHILLIPS',
2' STREET.
87 MAR
SE OND ARRIVAL 'OF
NEW AND BEALITIFITis - .
VALTAI:A GODS.
~,"'
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OP q
S US, 1 POPLINS,' EMPRESS,
_ AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
DRY GOODS,
TO BE POUND IN THE CITY, I AT .
J. IL BIJRCIEEIELII & CO'S
. CO' S,
. NO. id St. Clair, near Liberty, St.
ie.l:
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CD . • D di 03 °:
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NEW GOODS.,
NEW ALPACCALS.
NEW. MOHAIR.
BLACK SILKS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES
F. So (7 4 0 - 11(9
Or No. 168 Wylie atreet,g4
16S.
UM
O ARBI C l at e l
,N 4 i N e
o l
WHOLESALE DEALERS - IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD STREET,
Third door above lamond alley,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
COAL AND COKE.
COALS COALSI COALS!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
Having removed their Office to
NO; 567 I.J2I3EFITY gTHE T,
. (Lately City Pkrar mint BECONO ELOOB.
Are sostffemkri to tarnish good YOUGHTOOIIII.
LUMP. - NUT COAL {)B BLACK, at the lowest
market price.
All orders left at their °Mee,. or addressed to
IDtherm throughthe willtoe attended to promptly.
my2s:bM
A BBISTRON s f & HUTCHINSON,
ADSLIMIL =arm: * *Pugin= Coal. CO..
Y RAIL
=ID lUYIXR, aumior youglogheay
CAS' AND FAMILY' COAL.
Mae arid Yard-490T OP TRY STREET. ajar .
the Gas Warka. ,
GLASS, CHINA. CUTLERY.
100 WOOD STREET.
camprA, tauiSs AND
QUEENSWARE
pri.vrai PLATED WIARI. 2
t I
__
FABIAN STATIFE.TTEasi 8
BOHEMIAN 43ELASS I - 4
Atid other STAPLE Alm Fa.may •
4100D5,, • fruit, 'variety., • ,
100! WOOD irrirsarr.
. •
lu.cilArtro ;E. BREED & CO.
100 WOOD STREET.
• • •' WALL ''PAPER.
, •
WALL PArElny
'AT 'REDUCED 'PRICES
OILY IM
We WM alter our present stock a
Wall Papers at. Greatly. Reduce d. Prjees.
A taw esaortreent of OkTIN PAP* IB , WON'
roomsteollings, at
No.l.4 l l*tiOitOet , i ieiir
BI;Id1-1E
••
NVEIGHTS AND MrilitilUlTUßS:
lUTON,
Realer •of Weight; and Id,nainneft
so.. a *OURTH'eTAZICT, • :1•• I,;
'
is
CORZT rMEAI4 . RYE 'FLOtrft;',&o:
TWir • d=w ,- , •
WAPPLOT O, , km IA • A " - •
..f
WASHINGTON STMIXTet ;>,
'ittear Pittsburgh Graliazurvatnr,
q. ANTrEltig 4sl 44:
Manniiattirer! of CIORN WE
111:11,1/LOITS az4 •
OHOPZEI.YEICIN • Allolerctinliveren In either ant
sree ,of nhatie. • 'twain nr . IA /4pda ..940090 1 4 1/M•
Oorn shellea,nn.!inort. Wien. ' • •••• •
NEW CARPETS !
ARRIVED AND ARRIVINd.
ARE IN RECEIPT OF AN
immense stock of every de
scription of CARPETINGS,
new styles, for Fall Sales,
and which will be con
stantly added to during the
season.
'rtiki VERY LOWEST CASH PRICES.
•
McCALLUN. BROS.,
al ITFTIL OrnErr.
VAX/I-4 STOCIC
NEWEST SIVLES!
TAPESTRYAND - ...:BODY .., BRUSSELS,.
- , •
TWO AND Tligt**F. PLY
CARPETS !
•
ALL WOOL INOBAII4SOn great variety.
. _ .
COMMON CARPETS.
AT VEEP LOW PRICES.
DRUOGETS, all Widths.
MEDALLION DRUGGETS,
WINDOW SHADES.
Our stock is the largest and most desirable we
have ever offered to the trade. '
BOVARD, ROSE & 'CO.,
• - 21 rirriE sTREET.
FALL GOODS.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
A FLUX ASSORTMINT OF
Velvet,
Brussels,
Tapestry,
• Three Ply,
And Ingrain
C PET S,
JUST OPENED AND OFFERED AT THE
LOWEST ELATES.
OLIVER lI'CLINTOCK & CO",
No. 23 Fifth Street
,e 8 :
71 73
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DISSOLUTION.
NOTICE' GIVEN
that the nirtinvisoWberetbfore extertinr be=
g ri J. B. nifmmitt W. if .1511ERRLIPIN Malin
LQUMIDINV and WILLIAM MoGRAW, under t h e
11%11 1 1.0 li es e
ti j e r en B t a hlt i rsool l at . ,7 ll l "
oonsenti and! ttnr PLUMBlenr a • GAB . tiTrA 4 M
FITTING,L.COYDIU_SMEET ' IRON AND BRASS
ruinquar,; IMII/M5 : ml2l „be continued 'bore
_ . .
-2 . SHERRI FFS - Ali:' OUCHL REY,
Who trill nettle the orboanta of the
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w SHILRIVP •
; : ';'. Louutilf47:
p.auMstlll-. I ; .;;WM:ldctifßAW!
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PETS AN] OIL CLOTHS
NEiii CARPETS,
40 17 'EL IL I TOT IS,
OORNIrS
WINDOW SHADES,
WELL SEASONED
•
FLOOR OIL CLOTIIS,
TABLE AND. PIANO COVERS.
!nut Bar GOODS Ai' lowa Filial!.
-
Taman & nun
Nos. 71 and 13 "Fifth , Stied,
lieat Butliput MIT. 8. Custom Rouse .1 Post Office
iinBrITS&T
BUSINESS CHANGES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIP '
• that the parte ershlmberetotore exleittni : be
tween JAME:9 McCl3l4.E•and MATTHEW STEW
MIT, under the - aashe andatyle of
MeOUNE & STEWART,
Has been. ibis day dissolved by mutual consent, and
the PAOMlCelita 4011111411411011BasIness will bang
vied on, by JvtcsAtept.l** and JOHN D.
curr*,, under t4e
.natite and style of IdeCIJNIC
BRO., who will settle the accounts of the late Ann:
E ~JABlgicmecUNE,
, 13TILWART:' "
Lt. 11018. ' -
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'tarp*
SHIRT BOUSWASSOCIATION BUILDINGS. Nos.
4 and 4 Su Galt Street, Pitudaalb; "Pir. epeeist ,
, attaatloa to the designing sad ballslistg OS
DOUBT MUMS end PUBLIC BUILDINGS. _
AUCTION SALES
BY H. B. BMITHEON & 00.
VALUABLE PROPERTy,
56 WOOD STREET,
AT Arrc
ON SATURDAY. SEPTEDYBER 19TE
At SIM o'clock P. V... on the prelates. will be 30
by. auction, that valuable lot of ground frontit
6:15( feet on Wood street, extending - b...ck in dept
52 feet.,on watch Is erected the substantially but
three-story brick litioness lipase. No. 56 Wot
street, 'formerly oecupled by James P. Tanner.
For busineasymrposes this locality cannot be sa
Passed. toctultailsts and business men general
this sale should wove Yery altractlye. Terms eas
B. B. SMITHSON ar, CO.,
BY £ LEGGATE.
AT CT IO N--1110IISES AN.
LOTS. SEVENTH WARD. ALLEMIEI
On WEDNESDAY, eeplember 16th. at 3 o'ci :
will be sold. on tue premises of Richard DatP.
East Street Extenstos. r•eventla ward. Alleghe.
also known as the Saw Mill Valley Plank Road. o
lot of ground adjoining the:lschool House, 44
150 feet, with f ame house of live rooms and at ;
ble. one lot 56 by 150 feet, with brick bot
of seven rooms. There are fruit trees and giro
'on these lota. Also, on the Premises of
Gallagher, near the above: a let 'lOO by 150 fee
on which is erected : a frame house of nve room
porchbeek and trout: large slanghter house, t 3
bles, sheds, etc with stream of water mum;
through t belot. -' :
Terms of sale or Mr. Danver's property—Or
fourth cash, balance In three years. Terms of ti
other announced at sale.
••• ' • •
1.. LEGGATE. Anct , r.
se= 159 Federal street. Allegheny;
OUSE AND LOT, 6TH WADI
ALLEGHENY AT A.UCTIO '1
tue property No. 134 •Franklin street. near V
Sixth Ward Public School.. will be so d without t!
serve on FRIDAY A YTERNOON. ' Sept. 14th,
4 The lot is A* by 139. The house
frame, four rooms, kitchen, attic and hall. in
order and in a pleasant locality. Inspection/1'
vited. Terms at sale.
- A. LEGGATEi Auctioneer,
se9 • , N0.:159 Federal street, Allegheny:
L 6 ()Two* ALLEGHENY AVENU
AT AUCTION.—Two ellgtbb• building lots;
A egheny Avenue, north of Ohio Avenue. AI ,
itheu City, will be sold on the Tromiscs, TRUE
DAY dept. 17th, at 3 o'clock. Terms. i
Bele , - A,- LECHOATIT., Auctloneer
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BY PAMEEII & PHILLIPS.
PALMER & PHILLEPS,
AUCTIONEERS
And Onnnassios Merchants.'
OPERA. HOUSE AUCTION ROoi.;
No. 60 Iffih Street, Pittsburgh,
BOOTS, SHOES; "CARPET; '
. .
.Dry Goods and Notions, I,
AT PRIVATE BALE DAT AND EVENTS 6
no‘tments Soliciteit. Prompt X
-mmto.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS;
FOURTH ST.
115.
JOHN D. BAILEY & BRO.
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKE,
/UNCD AIICTIONEFRS,
Are prepared to sell at Auction STOCKS, BON' •
and all kinds of SECURITIES. REAL ESTA:
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. az. either on .
Rooms.
Particular
or at the Board of Trade
Particular attention paid, as heretofore to' ,
sale of Real Estate at private sale.
Sales of Real Estate in the co inn , attended.
Office. O. 115 FOURTH ST EET. Jy6::
$lO.OOO T O Lj
ON BOND AND
GMO. M.
Intrla Beg Estate Agents 6
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BLECTIO SUMMER CORDIA
Au remedy for Summer Complaint, 1'
rhea,- -fryeentery, Vol:lilting, Sour isitomach:!
Cholera Morbus. „ ,
ERRIS' MU CH
A iipeeillo ftre Cholas, Crazips and Pain
tatomar.A: foe We by
MUUM & MnNG,-;
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Strt
1 A:4EDMS POE
J. SOIIOOMW32 a SON'S
PURE WHITE- LEA';
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NIGHT. ,
§TORE WINDOW 811 ABE! :,
suy color 'sad Outs reqUtiod„ l with bor.l-
etters fit plan or trilrg &Botha plulu Blue,
purpose from 3to 7 feet:wide, at the 011
Wareres4us, 516 soul 5138%. Cialrutreet.
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