Ei
litter* &Ott
THE DOVES.
Asidethe lattice swing,
Clapthus thy hands oud; •
Le Ilinseenipirits shake thepoptar trees:
Doren goats a cooingbreatit; slender - hash, ..
-•• Thenewiftly rush,
Through fragrant apple-boughs, a cloud
Of fluttering doves. n wide-spread wing.
Fearless they hover round.
Bugling their shining plumes,
Some white. hidlng their pink:feet io snowy down;
And some at changeful gray and purple hue,
With np oleo bine.
Circling they shake the apple-blooms
And scatter Sumner snows around.
Lend have the poets sung
In many a tune! ill rhyme.
Of peerless lark, offspring 01 light and dew—
Enshrined In many a rich and rose-hued talc
• The nightingale—
handed sweet birds of every clime
In dulcet,rh3 thm and roundelay.
•
But high above all his Is.
In rays of heisvenly light. -
Soars the white dove—emblentof purity.
The aptrit-hird, 'sluing winged love
The heaven-sent dove.
And In His Word, for our most dear delight.
Their record blossoms with lit promlse bright.
• —Hours at Home
EPHEMERIS.
Blot is still benefitting Boston.
—Madame Kossuth is in New York.
Cincinnati has a museum of Anatomy.
—There were 830 bull fights in Spain in
1866.
—Velocipedes are forbidden in Central
Park. ;
—The Princess Clothilde is dying of con-
anznption.
—Atiss Agatha States has become a great
favorite in Chicago. •
—There are said to be eighteen - inches of
snow on the White Mountains.
—Raymond, after the style of Bonner has
hien buying horsei in Vermont -
—A new four wheeled velocipede is said
to eclipse'everything els i e in Paris.
—Augdst Belmont's picture gallery is
said to be worth half a Million of dollars.
—General Farnsworth has twelve appoint
ments to Speak in lllmois during October.
—Wachtel the German tenor, has recent
ly paid $25,000 for a villa near Wiesbaden.
-43 ten. Farnsworth is to be among the
speakers atthe great Philadelphia Conven-
SPencer, a pretty New York
girl, is 'to marry the Count di Cenci in
Borne;
—Brigham Young would like to marry
Mrs. 1). P. Bowers, who, is playing at the
City of the Plains.
'- 7 An exchange, in telling how Semmes is
about to, publish a book, says it will be an
ex-cruise-ating tale.
• .
Last Thursday night Colfax ,made
brilliant speech at the New York Union
LeagiteClub Rooms.
—Alexander Dumas is so great a gour
mand that he can trust his food to no maitre
de cuisine but cooks it himself. '
—An Eastern paper thinks grain specula
tors should look out when working on cor
ners, for it is a cereous business.
—Democratic papers, that is, smart ones,
•
good at inventing, call Beecher's sermon
pamphlets, - campalgn documents. •
—Why Are ships alivays called she Y asks
sorneune - who, thinks it in -because they
;always keep a man onthe lookout- - •
-Bilt Chinese hive been converted in
Australia, and it is said to be the first in
stance of Coolie conversion on that conti
nent;
New Yorker lost his wife and thirty
thousand dollars in bonds last week. He
otters a reward for the recovery of the
bonds;
'Pw
o Georgia negroes are turning white;
we should like to know if the Democrats
would Choose to let them vote after they are
turned, -
-Train. , is torturing the ghost of. Miles
14 'a biography, in which the
Train takes a more prominent part than the
passoger.
-i r Tne Mw York Apprentices' Zanily
contains 40,000 volumes. It will be is good
sued• collection of books by the time its ap=
prentice - ship is Over.
The (wicked N. Y. :Leader makes
Meriy, over the misfoTtunes of the
miserable by, calling South - , Amcnica he
Rumpus, of the Shakers.
Aii' wretch Sa y s that al
though Napoleon has forbidden Eugenie to
giunble watocks, she can - gambol in steek4
ingsjuSt as much ae she pleases:
—The London 7'onsahatok apelia Minnie
Hatickrifpanie "Hawit," ". and claims to be
her cousin 'Tommy. Why not trace her re
lationahip to Minnie Ha-Ha-tick? :
=Black bears are troubling the shepherds
importhern New. Hampshire a good deal by_
killing thetr sheep. 'Mutton seems to be a
favorite dish of theirs.
—There:is a wonderful dearth of ltenors
among the public singers of this country;
Kablemaiiit and Pestles excepted, there is
hardly Oho to be named of any merit.
—Great fires have been raging in the
mountainous parts of Sweden, and the in
habitants have been compelled to flee tbr
their .lives. The province of Norrland is
said to be a bleak waste.
-The Episcopal Triennial Convention
about to be-held in New York, will proba
bly be one of
: the most': solemn and,'impor
tent conventi ons ern . held 'sincelhe begin
ning of ?the Reformation. , ••
—We are glad %nee thakthe police make
people move on &good deal on the, streets
now, and , endeavor to' keep the. corner
icrowdsklepersed- :sights .of 'this_'
kind provoke smiles of approval. •
-The French Empress in devoted to ire
loelPe4e,exerClice end takes long ,eicurelems'
on her self _operated vehiele. It is hardly
necessary ,to remark that' the two wheeled
velocipede is not.the kind used, by her High
iness' - Tfre great cipherist=*. Atkinso n. ,Bostgm Past,,
• •
The great cipher—H.: Seymour.% ; •
great cipherer=Editor?f.PBbu,roh
—The Democrats now attempt to joke
thcmafilieS opt of ihe . .Maine scrape. Pren--
tice , says: ,‘'The Maine. election.was by no
means one of the main electioni." Dut
thought it was until it Went the wrong way
for him. •
Covington, Sy., the bpi& ofMend
linen; between '-the;• members ,. of the tvfo.,
great political parties is praiseworthy. B
Guards lend lampianitcaps to Grant G
and the latter return spritplhae* wh
tecesaldry.-- , . - . • '' • .
• —Bilir will enter ChiCago on the
,Octob4s.- " Bing ! • •
•
that drinks good whisky straight,
And getteth half seat , over,
Swings around the eircicV _
Chicago in October.
—Hans Christien Andersen, the moat
cluirming of *liters for-youth, the sweetest
and the grandest poet living; the most de
lightful of, fairy tale-tellers, and the noble
man, Is to contribute regulaily to the River.
side Magazine. ,
—Julius Cesar's woundshave lately been
the subject before the French Academy of
Medicine. They decide that there were
thirty-five of them, but only one was neces
sarily mortal, namely, "the rent the envious
Cases made."
—The French Sisters of Charity who
havethe management of the asylum for or
phans atitebeck, being In a fix for - want of
cash, caught the Sultan when out boating
andpcumaded himput of S,OOO Piasters. A
pious -termination of his trip.
—A mummy has generally been consid
ered as the most inanimate a thing a man
could be compared to, but Gen. Swift says
that 13elzoni's mummy of the thirteenth
Pharaoh would be a dancing master when
compared to Secretary Welles.
—The Copperhead 'blood hounds have
been let loose on' Stanton again. 'Judging
by the success they met with before in scar
ing that gentleman, or making him do what
he didn't choose, we would advise them not
to try him again for it is of no use.
—Experience proves the following differ
ence to exist between Poles and Frenchmen:
The French police'seizes every Lanterns it
meets; and the Russian• Police seizes'every
Pole who walks in the City of Warsaw
after eight o'clock in the evening without a
lantern,
—The fair fame of Colfak is so unblem
ished that the only Thing the Democratic
procession the other night - could find to say
against him was contained in the one motto:
"Colfax—the hero of the idiotic grin.'
Any one seeing the point in this will please
let know. _
—Brick Pomeroy seems to be honestor
than the other Democratic editors. He
says: "We have met the enemy in Maine
and are theirs. Duty to our readers—a de
sirelo speak truth makes us admit a defeat
there—s stronger Republican vote than we
looked for."
—When the women in the Madrid cigar
factories recently mutinied, they went in a
mob to the office of one of the directori de
manding4o be heard. He agreed to admit
a committee of them, adding that they must
be the three odest and ugliest of the lot.
That - deputation was never sent.
—Chicago is infested with burglars, who
pursue their dangerous mechanical specula
tions successfully. On Monday night two
stores were broken open and $32,000 worth
of goods stolen. The two robberies are
supposed to have been committed by the
same parties, and the goOds si, - )len consisted
of clothing. -
-The Cincinnati Chronicle says "The
history ot Democratic pole raising in this
city and vicinity during the present cam
paign has been a history of accident and
misfortune."' It. has been mncb the same
.here, that 10 wheli they got a chance to raise
a pole at all. How about the Fifth Avenue.
—The- ittluibittinbi of two villages near
Acqui, Italy having been. on bad terms for
some time, recently delegated, ten cham
pions each, in order to fight the matter out,
who met well armed with pistols and knives.
Before the police could Separate them sev
eral were killed, one man bavingtwenty
seven knife wounds. . -
--When corruption is openly boasted of
in the streets - , we must' lurvecome to a pretty
pass. I.Jast, night ,we were in a street car
with several Democrats; one said there were
full a thousand men in line In'the Allegheny
torchlight delegation to Blair's meeting at
the Bt. Charles. "A oiousand," hooted
the'other, "why there were twelve hundred
torches, all voters,•for I bought them my_
self." This ardent Democrat may have
meant to say that he bought the torches,
but if he did he should have expressed him
'
bell better, As lie left the impression of be
ing a party to a vile piece of bribery.
- . ;-A good ideal of disagreeable talk is go
ing on shout Captain, Mayne Reid and his
recent works. We hope this will not let
the recently arisen generation forget the de
light with which they' devoured hiS books,
or the immense amount of instruction they
derived froth some 'of them. He, of all
others, possessed the faculty of imparting
instruction and genuine amusement togeth
er;hisjuvenile books were and are among the
best in existence, and therein many a man
who, as _a boy, first his attention turned
to the 13eantles and wonders of nature by
this harum scarum delightful Captain.
—Miss Susan B. Anthony said in the
National Labor Congress, in session in New
York last week, that she had been engaged
in reformatory movements for the last
twenty years, and that now she did not
possess dye hundred dollars to her name.
Which, all things considered, is full corn
pensation for all the good she may have
done. plenty' of poor tromen,
Miss Anthony's equals in talent and superi
ors in' sense, have attended to their
own duties and kept ,their, tingeri'out of
other peopkt's pies, who are no, richer than
Miss Anthony." ' ' • ,
4,congicting
„re - porta:are going about as
to whether , Frank Blair Ivrea intoxicated ,:or
not" . 00" was here." We do net; believe
he was, tor no amount Of experienee, and
we are:prepared tO'leibte the assertions of
Mr Bleir'e' , aner°4o tbat lie hadltinch
experience inthiding the effects of too much
liquor ? wo?ld ?eve;` anght him to So corn 7
pletely disguise ;tlii; • Tact . It ,it had been 'so.
, Then e b
again welieve that Mr. Blair has as
much. sense ;this . particular as Andrew
Johnson,. Who reserved-hie public exhibi
tions of intoxication until he was Sure of his
place. We hope Mr: Blair will do aeNcl,ise,
as in. that case, the public will , irever be
patnedrby seeing bun drunk.::
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : I AT, OCTOBER 1, 1
EItniACTEdIP
:; w / rrsotrr ?PAIN
CaUtelt, 1VE22 1 ArniKlikro
Asa OEDEBED.,
IIILL BET FOR 818,
-
AT DR. SCOTT'S.
nve PENN mum'', aD DOOR ABOVE Resit.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. CALL AND EX
AMINE EPECIMENES OF GENUINE Vta.OAN
ITIC.I tnT9:dtaT
—Chicago Post
WELDON : 11r. KELLY,
Rannfacanrete and Wholesale Dealers in
Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers,
.AND; LAMP GOODS.
—Also, CARBON AND LUBRICATING OILS,
N 0,147 Wood Street.
se9:n2°.. Between Oth and 6th Avenues
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, iko.
R YDBAELIC CEMENT.
eP wrptrz.
PLASTER, ORDIdNEY TOPS.
WATER, PIPES.
HENRY IL COLLINS,
eige:o7o 25 Wood street,
lIYDRAIEC CEMENT DRAIN. - PIPE.
Cheapest and best Pipe in the =reit. • Also,
I3INDALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT Or sale.
Office and 'Manufactory-5140 REBECCA BTI
to Allegheny. Ifir O r rdera by mall promptly
jstt ende 9a. e224r
BIT THE BEST AND CHEAP
EST PIANO AND ORGAN.
Sahomooker's Gold Nodal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The SCHOMACILER PIANO combines all the
latest valuable improvements known la the con
struction of a first clue lastrument. and has always
been awarded the highest premium wherever ex
hibited. Its tone is full. sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship. for &mobility and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from $5O to $l5O. (according to
style and finish,) cheaper than all other so-called
I first class Piano.
ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN
Stands at the bead of all reed instruments. In pro
ducing the most perfect pipe quality of tone of any
stroller instrument In the United States. It is sim
ple and compact In construction, and not liable to
get ontoi order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT " VDE HUMANA
TREMOLO" Is only to be found In this Organ.
Price from $lOO to $550. All guaranteed for Ave
years.
BARR, OUSE & &MILER,
mnii No. 12 ST. CLAIR STREET.
•
KNABE & CO.'S
AND RAINES BROS. PIANOS,
For sale on Monthly and quarterly payments.
011191=01711 BLITAIE,
sun 43 Fifth street. Solo Agent: I
EDUCATIONAL.
APOLLO INSTITUTE ' S° Fourth,
AVENUE, an English, Eclentific 'Ltd Classi
c& . shook fors/Ms and Boys, conducted by JAZ4ES
M. MACHUM and MARY F. MACB.UAL, A arru
lar, with fhiliparticulars, references, de., sent on
appllestlon. Atm rig the gentlemen to whom refer
ence May be Made are the following: Itcor. Dr. Alli
son, Wm. liagaley„ Esq. F. it. Brunot. Esq.. Rev.
Dr. Dicktrson, Rev. D c. Douglas, Hon. Mason
Ellett, W. H. Everson; Esq., John Harper. Esq.,
Rev. Dr. Jacobus. Rev. Dr. Kerr, W. McClintock.
Esq.. John B. McFadden. Keg". Sidney F. Von
Bonnhorst, Eso.. Hon. Thos. William,. se/9::58
ALLEGHENY CITY ACADEMY,
AND 00MKERCIIAL OOLLEGE,
No. 101 FEDERAL hr.. over Allegheny Savings
Bank.
Daily fiesaloni: &dentille.. from eK J. 11. to IP.M.
Commercial: A to 4x P. x.
Yrenina Seastott: sclenttlle and Commend:lL Ito
9r. x. .1. M. PRYUE
-
It. 8. ROBB. 1. M.
Prthel pais.
AI. : LEGHENT ACADEMY.
e next regular session will commence on
TUESDAY, EUTTEMBEEL IST,
In EXCELSIOR HALL, Federal street, Allegheny.
M.R. T. Z. WAKEEIA.M, Principal, will receive
pupils at the Hall, on Monday, August alst. horn
9 to 151 o'cloes. • salr.:v47
FALL FIATS
M'CORD & CO.,
,131 WOOD STREW'',
Are now ready with a LARGE AND SELECT
nyeg. of
MUL ff r i elp CIaLW D OESp,
AND-FURS.
JULIAN ALLEN,
DIALLIMIN ALL SENDS Of
(AEU TOBACCO AND BEDARD,
co. SIXTH B . TBEEr. INaDonal Bank of Com.
'tierce •
PITTSBURGH. PA.
•Rranch of 173 Water street, N. Y.
ap4:n77 DANIEL 1. DINAN.
pacELsioa WORKS.
& W. JEDUICTINTSON,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Pipes, &0.,
, No- a FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY'
tyli•hAi ,
TIEQEL,
(Late Cutter with W. Trespenhelde.)
MERCHANT TAx.rmt,
No. 53 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh.
se 5:y21.:
IVEW FALL GOODS.
1.• A splendid new stook of
01 ^ rffs, A.SIEIratEILESOBco.
Just received.by .lll3=Y NETER*
sel4: • Herotuuit Tailor, 13 BralthAeltistreet
MI11•1 9 ) P 4 nisi+ 0(60 31 ;i5 341
1311 - Eil**.:*0014 1 4c 11 1;
• 41-11. Conf ectionery and
Baktir7
siarmnamti sralt' 4 .,'". •
• I Betirditit Sers*ttl
iiPLADIN9 9 OYBT'g SALOON .a
' - 00:KiSCILUatr."
,T4Mg•Cake, -- Balcerft perectioneri
Aeiss iredmiGN P rirrS; "
N0.:40, wilier Pedal/ and•RObilmou litteatie`
elooy. air conitafely . , on 42341, : / 1111 - 0 ,of
various davon., •
ICE! ICE! ICE! • ' 1
.
WL KItEBS Ice Dealer,
X 0.115 DIsmoND- ALLEY, Pittablusli.
Orders left here or at end Street Br! ge,yrill- re
oeite pronint attention.; W . ll4lorUl manly/ In rittl'
burall and,A.Uoahany. • • • , r•-• 7sol
=1
GAS FIXTURES
BENZINE., &o.
B. B. & C. A.
PIANOS. ORGANS. Bzo.
HATS AND OAPS.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
LYJ 4 aiasi r+l 4.* 114
ICE. !
==o:NClit
.41!M,INAN13:.
'j~E~'l~'H`.HOl~E'lt
WOULD CAL . I, *I ATTENTION Or
Whoiesaie and Retail Buyers
SECOND ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS,
Which will be found to contain all that la new,
novel and desirable in
MILLINERY GOODS.
HATS AND BONNETS, latest styles.
RIBBONS, all shades and widtns.
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS.
MILLINERY VELVE rat, Wain and fancy.
OSTRICH and VULTURE TIPS and PLUMES.
BIRDS OF PARADISE and HAT FEATHERS
CRAPES. MALINES, LACES and FRAMES.
New styles DRESS and SACQUE TRIMMINGS
FRINGES, GIMPS. SATIN TRIMMINGS.
VELVET RIBBONS, plate, fancy and shaded.
SL ,E, VELVET and CROCHET BUTTONS.
LOOPS and ORNAMENTS.
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
EMBROIDERIES.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
- ROOF SKIRTS,
' CORSETS,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
MERINO UNDERWEAR. an Blze
ZEPHYR& .YARNS. CANVAS.
BELTING S BNCICLEs. CHAINS
JET Aim FANCY - JEWELRY.
NOTIONS AND SMALL' WARES.
Oar assortment of above Goods tensor.
passed, and at
EASTER dir JOBBERS' PRICES.
se29: '
NEW TRIMMINGS,
.New Fringes,
Sewing Silk and Bunion.
1,200 Pair of Real French Corsets.
& CO.
White and Cotored only 50 cents a pair.
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF YARNS,
IN ALL COLORS
VIE NEW PAINS -_
"LA BELLE BALMORAL."
Gent's Fall and Winter Underwear.
LADIES' AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest supply and finest patterns of
Ladies' & Hisses' Balmoral Hosiery.
-WOOL HOODS AND SACQUES
Hoop Skirts,
• Kid and Silk Waves.
sir The VERY LOWEST RATES to Jobbers.
ELACRUM, CLYDE & CO.,
TS and SO Market Street.
304:
pnicEs MARKED DOWN:'
AT
DIACRIIM & CARLISLE'S,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED!
ON AND AFTEK_JULY IST.
HOOP SKIRTS. (Ladles`.) for
COBSETp, (Bea) French,) 1 eo
LINEN-HANDEXRCHIEF 3 for . ‘ Ab
•
SID OLOVLS, (warnintedo LOO
PAPER COLLARS ' 10
000 Yds. SPOOL COTTON, (good) 5
POCKET BOOBS, worth 50e 25
KEN'S 1317.11011311 UNDEBBaIIiTB
KEN'S JEAN :Inewtnii
All kinds Bonnets and Hata at Half Cost
GREAT BARCAINSI
IN ALL irsvirxos OF GOODS.
Special Sates to Mearehante di. Dealers.
EMMY=
jy1:631
COAL AND COKE._
CIALLI COALS!, COAL*U
DICKSON; STEWART & CO.,
Haying removed their Office to
NO, 567 LIBERTY tarriumrr;
(Lately City Flour Mill) SECOND /MOOR.
.
Are now prepared to furnish Rood YOUGHIOGHE
NY LIMP, - DICT COAL OR BLACK. at the lowest
moricet price.
All orders left at their •oidoe„ or addressed to
them through the mall. will be attended to promptly.
my2S:
A BDISTRONG & HUTCHINSON,
• SuooessOrs to.
4. IIat.4XT.LPHIA AND YOLlDEtiocoilarr COLL CO.,
MINERS, MITERS 'AND DEALERS,_ BY RAM !
ROAD AIM RIVER, of superior Youghiogheny
CAS AND FAMILY' COAL.
Office and Yard-700T Or TRY STREET, near
the pas Works.
FURNITURE.
118. PRACTICAL 118 .
FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LEMON & WEISE,
NO. 11€1 PCltritThE errniaET.
Constantly on han TUR F, variety of PARLOR and
OHAMBES FURN together with a com
plete assortment of common Furniture at reduced
prices.
Those in want of anything in our line are cordiallY
Invited to call before purchasing.
Work guaranteed. -
=tat:WS - LEMON & WEIBE.
o:saviii4s4LelziEV,Pll:Tlikilli Uell
HOLM ES, BELL &
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
- frialsPrritim, .
*&nu '4orofe of NWT. NICGIGAI •Pd LIGHT
wirciros , Ain autearouLA.
.samwiliktds'4ltrp BATTING.
•:j a al ;
pERCEVAL BECKETT '
inIiCELELNIOAL ENGINEER.
And 13oltoitor of, Patents.
kLate of P. F. W, C, Sailers_
Office, No. le FEDERAL STRET.Noom No.ll
no
_stairs. P.O. Bat SO, ALLEGHENY CITY.
- MACHINERY, of all deacelptione,Oesisned.
BLAST FURNACE arid ROLLING DRAW
INGS hirniebed. Particular attention piddle, cle
aisnink COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES., Patents core.
fldentially_eilliclted. /fir An ZIF • 1X , 1119 DRAW L .
LNG CLAM AM me Wang,.W.DNESDA
2ilOllT. ' . • • opt Ws
180 and' 182 Federal Street,
Very 'Large and Complete Stock of
DESMABLE DRY GOODS.
Extra Good]Bargains will be Daily
Ogees d During the Present Week.
At 1./MO.—Best DARK DELAINW, latest styles
At 25v.-Yard Wide FEATHER T1CE.1.1,1013
At 90c.—WATEEPEOOF OLOTH. dark colors.
At 125 it..-4300D BLICLOWW. AND BROWN
111:30,1313, yard wide.
At 31c. BARRED COtrliTir FLANNELS
At L730.-BEtiT DAME.CALICOSC,
At 25e.—ALL WOOL EltD AND YELLOW
FLANNELS, good quality.
At $3.50 a pair—WHITE BLANKETS, goOd size•
At SI,OO—LADIES' BALMORAL SKIRTS, fall
she, dark colors.
At $2. 00-Gorign RUFFLED CLOTH SKIRTS.
Lew style.
At $2.50-00RED do. do, finer quality
At 13.09-0011 ED do
WHITE and BARRED COUNTRY FLANNELS.
FANCY ' COLOBED BED QUILTS, an entirely
new make.
WHITE COUNTRY BLANKETS, extra wide
and good quality.
NEW CASSIM_ERES, at very low prices,
NEW DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS.
RI
180 and 182 Federal St, Allegheny.
COUNTRY BARWD FLANNELS,
, AT
J. BL BITACHI'ELIJ & CO'S,
BLACK & WRITE AND COLORED BARRED
FLANNELS.
WHITE CORN TRY FLANNELS
RED AND YELLOW FLANNELS
WHITE FLANNELS, best makes
BED AND GREY, TWILLED FLANNELS. -
BLEACHED C AN TON FLANNELS
lINBLEACELSE!" dc.
BLANKETS, • BM assortment
CASSLILKEES, KENTUCKY JEANS.
sat- Remember the place.
No. 63 St. Clair, near Liberty St.
87.
NEW FALL GOODS,
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NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOll4lll.
BLACK SUM&
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
.sorrovist,'
tgr„ No. 168 *lie Street 43
168. • 168;
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riALEtn, DicCANDLESS &
%./ (Late Wilson, Oars& 0%0
NrIOLNELON: DirAIXES ,
Fo'sign. and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD EtriNNT:
Third door dikird Dil i Fd o24 l l/117 9 , • .
laalitZUZVl A lr, I :4.1:11i
a - IL LYON, • -
Sutter of Weights and Measures,
No. 3 YOB . •InINJAZ
tEetwoon Liberty and Nary streets.
Or dmr *Orcalratlistielldid to. ja i '
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aOHN PEATlFOrnamental Hai,
HAIR Wiluara AND PERFUMER, No. 133
rd street. hear !Smithfield, Pittsburgh. •
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Always on ban ugeneral assoitment of Lsdiam , '
WIGIti. a&bAll& UR_ Igh. Osittlematos WIGS, TV.
PERO. BOAilril. iIARD CHAINS, BRACT/DLIT%
no. JW 4 good in testi will be Oren for
RAW um& 1 .
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Lldles , and elenuelnebts BMX tinting done'
the neaten manner. • • - Witte
DRY GOODS.
M. SEMPLE,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.,
IS NOW RECEIVINO A L.
Wholesale and Retail,
SEMPLE'S,
No. 52 St. Clair Street.
STREET. 87.
Now OPENIN(;4.
87 MAEEET STREET.
AUCTION SALMI.
888, TinIEMISCWiII 00.
BE"IITIMIC
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
AT 1117CTION.
On Thursday Afternoon, Oct. Ist,
At 2)i' o'clock. on the premises, will be sold by auc
tion, the very handsome residence and grounds
DILL A. SMITH, Esq., situate on Ittquirrel 14 11,
adjoining the residences of Abram Garrison. B.
Frank Jones, and others, (Twenty-third ward.)
within ten minutes' wall of Laughlin Station. The
improvements ronslst of a neat, comfortable ai.d
convenient Cottage of elibt rooms, an additional
cottage, which enabrkces wash and bath rooms, wa
ter closets, an elegalat stable and carriage house.
The grounds comprise about three acres, laid of
In the mostroodern style of landscaping, and plant
ed with'lba greatest variety of choloest fruit, in
full bearfng. studded with tine erergreens and
sherbbery. For beauty of location, varied and pic
turesque scenery, it is unsurpassed by any in the
surroundieg district: Also, another lot of
acres, immediately adjoining, will be sold as a whole
or to suit purchasers.
AT AUCTION—House and Lot,
FecEmil. Street, Allegheny.
SALE ON SATOBDAT, October ad, at 3 o'clock.
The property No. 803 PIDEItAL STREET. Al
legheny. above Jackson, will be sold 011 the prem
ises, at 3 o'clock, on ATURDA.Y. October 3d.
The Loris 20 by 100 feet.
The Huse is a two-story Xerick. with hall, six
rooms finished- attic and excellent dry cellar. The
whole interior wood work is grained and varnished
In best manner. The ceilings are high.- Glas and
water througneht. A public alley extends from the
:rear of this lot, thus sectiring an uninterrupted enr
rent of air. The location, neighborhood and -build-
Mgt are good,rendering this a very,comforta h le and
desirable place- of - residence.. Is sold only on 3v
count of .tbe owner's removal to, the country.
Terms—Half cub, balance In two years.
An Inspection -of the premises prior to sale 11=
tilted...A. - LEGGAT E. Auctioneer- t
WI• •
NE LOT 6TH WAR'S'
ALLEGHENY, AT -AUCTION. _
ISe property No. 28 Brady street.'near the L
comottve Works. at Manchester, will be sold. oM
THURSDAY. October Ist, at 3 o'clock.r., Tbel
house is a ne , t. comfortable gothic frame. in good
condition. Terms, one half cash, balance In two
years,
do, extra
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BY A. WILWAINF. -
7-7
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
CLOTHS, CASSHERSES, &c
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RIONTIAT MORNING. October 12th, 1888, at
10 o'clock. by order of John H. Bailey. Esq., es
muse In Bankruptcy of Samuel .Hirsh, will th• sold 3.
at the Commercial Hales'Rooms, No. 106
Held street, a large stock or Clothing, Cloths, t:as
simeres, flen's Furnistdog Goods. as., comprising
Cassimere Frock and Sack Coats, Cass'mere Pants.c •
Overcoats. Vests, Jackets. , Undershirts, Gent's ,
Collars, Gloves, Socks . Neck Ties. Handkerchiefs, .
23 pieces Caesimere, Buttons, • c.
sean:3t - A.. MeDLWAINB, Auer:.
BY PALMER. & PHILLITir
puma; & Pia,
AII_CTIOMMIS
And Ccnnikission Merchants.
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS,
No. 60 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOOTS, smogs,. CARPETS,
Dry Goods and Notions,
AT PRIVATE SALE DAY AND EVENING.
Consignments Solicited. Prompt Be.
turns.
MiIr?:‘I I rWMM7W . :.VV m AI
FOR BALE. • ,
• TWO HOUSES AND LOT on Calloll. 'tree:, •
Allegheny. 'This property will be sold low, as the :
party is about leaving the city, and wishes to dispose
cif thc_moperty before removing, • • -
. SAW MILL: TWO DWELLIONB HOIPSEEN. , TWO
BARNS, with
_good FARM ' an d about .800 acres
Umber land. This pro be sold low. Cash
B,%soo—balance on time Stayer.
FARM OF IRO ACRES, be sold for twenty
i..
dollars per acre .. - Impro : eamfbrtable frame
house and good barn; 50 a of the land clear.
FARM OF .180 ACRES. near the line of named;
very well located fOr raising stock; improvements'
are good and suhstantiel; 100 acres of the land in .
meadow and grain. .
• . CITTITROPERTY..-WM sell a good brick house,
containin Ave rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
andevoult for the amount in six years.
- .LAR GE LOT '. OP GROUND 4, having $ river
tron and very convenient of access.
T 1, convenient to thetity. and h i a
well established. customlor iceml - trade connected' ;
FOURa good dwelling snd forty acres of land.
FOUR' LO Th .la Elharpaharg; near the - railroad;
would make a good cosi...Lard. .; - -
HOTEL FOB 'SALE. - -=That fi ne Ho tel property, ',
situated at 'the *Blairsville Junction, 'containing
fourteen rooms and the.necessary onitmildings.
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. Thisr.
well located hotel 'will.. be soldlow. as this 'movie. :
tar wiahca to retire train busisees,
'
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FOR tairani,..
One large liollie s Air Beirdillg NOOSE.
One new Brick House, 8 rooms. •
One new - Brick House of *roams.
One new Brick Howe of 3 rooms. .
One House of ' 8 rooms- and hit 85 by 140.
One Ho Bri c k H one s , m
rooms
bylB4). '.
Two ne 11 room each:
One new Frame House, 4 rooms. - -
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each. i .
; One new Frame House in Wining:nun, having !.
six:rooms and targeted, well suited fbr garden. r....
7 acres that can be divided into acre lots.
5 Lots in Oakland. .
Power and a large Room and Yard for rent, Ina
good. location. Will be - rented .Air short or long;
time.
FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Ward, '
th WANTED-3.000 feet of Fluxing 3 to 4 inches:
ick. - • '
IN sums or samo AND NiWABD.
D. p.,..II,ITGAIsii;4:pTATEopicE,I
No. 91 Gnmt SU,Pittsbnigh.
PENN STREET•DWIFILLEIG
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FOR SALE.
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That'splendld three-stor y BR IC K DWELLING,,t
No. 185 Penn Street ;,.
,
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Adjoining the residence.of Win. McKnight, Esq.
Is handsomely finished. nes all the modern improve-
manta. Also, a good Fire Proorgare Lai Se stable i
and carriage house in the rear. Lode 24 feet on
Penn street, and extends back 180 feet to a private;
alley. Location is one of the • mos t desirable in the'.
-,
city. For further particulars enquire of
, - • '4
ISAAC DL .PENNOCE `-,
. senile '• lio. 19 Irwin street.
E A
§0.5v0 tEAT COi l li r TitY 21 . 1. c on—,l
t nng acres, an under fence , and Lciiitivation.
The Improvements are a cottage hosse."wlth stable".
and other outbuildings: .200 bearing fruit trees, ofl.
best selections ; watered by ,two never-failingq
springs. 'situated 4 miles -from the cite, - near to. - 7i
kielieets }Locks-and Chartlers Creek. From this,;
place an extensive view can be had of Manchester.l
Jille,rbeny City and the rivers. Terms easy. 1-1.
Apply to - • •B. MoLALN CO.,
. Cor, Fourth and Smithfield streets.
ra , SALE 16. T 9. LEVessit . ouseL , :
and Vote for sale in ot i mta of tledidiylrad, 11Zt•!i=1
ruts: Also; several- P In gaol .UOMCnis.Fi
Also, a man WOOLENS • ACTOBT Arndt BO seres;•?,
or land, and good Improvements; • Isrill sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. B • • .. -• monseal....•
to let on gobd Streets.' Prhrete i- .. ,2
for
rent la both eitles.: . toe ifolrther • • •, rr bsialre'f,'
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'3 l zl - 3.10 Grant t. obboaltis , ' -Matra.
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Rai' . ESTATE-'AtOIMxi
MEM. PA.
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STOCK ARO' REAL ESTATE BROKERS
..lArt preuared Weal :at •Atuitlott latXl3% ----.:
sad all klAsiat i el.R.Vfa , TATI '
E t =y V TUBE M.,. et on I lib
or • t Ufa; dof ' ' atoms: • •
. Xastlealar - attention paid. as . hereto:4or% ..to tba
'Wear Real Eatate at private sale. .
;Sales at Beal Estate - in the COant_rvitiewied. ,-.•
, 0111ceato.115 FOURTH STREET* '"" he' gm -' -7‘ ,
10.000 TO LOAN,
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1.,,.
ON BOND ANI? NOBTOAOK.
GEO it. - PETTY.
tnylls r. Beal Bstate Agent, 60 6 61016 / 02 Meets'
H. 8. SDIITESON & co., t
Anctfoneers
BY £ LBOGATE
A. LEGGATE. Anct'r.
159 Federal street.. Allegheny
TO LOAN-450,000,
APPLY.AT