NEW ADVERTISEMENTS:
ar THE FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH, (Railroad btreet,.near Depot,)
NrWrintorirrOs. Pa. n. F. CROWTHER,Fabtor.
Preaching EVER
co Y SABBATR. at IU3 ; tt. and
P. M. Public rdially invited. •
ilarC H HIST EPISCOAL
CHURCH, ALLEOHENY.— Tne 'Res.
BENJ. F. EitoOK.F. ctor, will °Mame at di
vine service fu this Church on To•muituuw at
half-past ten o'clock A. st., and hair. vast seven
o'clock P. M. ,
larr I AST EVANGEItICAL
LUTHERAN' CHURCH, tev`entb Ave
nue, above brulintleld street. Hey. r. LAIRD.
Pastor. Services To-MORROW HORNINU, at
110% o'clock. Sunday School at 9 o'clock.
,
IarTNIVERSALIST CII,IURCH,
corner Gr •n , street and Thu Avenue.
Rev. W. N. VAN Mal altS Pastor. , Services
EVERY SUNDAY at 10% A. X and x.
Seats free and a welcome to all. Sunday School
at O A. M. 11
OF - FIRST CIIIBIStIAN
CHURCH OF FITTSBURGIT, W. S.
Gray, Pastor, meets statedly In
NEVILLE
HALL, corner of Liberty and Fourth streets.
Services every Lord's Day at e lo% A. N. and 7%
r
The public are cordially Invited. t
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, corner Beaver, street and
3ldontgomery avenue, Allegheny. City JuSRPH
SING, Pastor. Preaching T(hMORROV,(Lord's
Day.) at 104 A. M. and 7% P. nr•
seats entirely bee and a cordial Invltatron to
•
tgrlll4 ESSIAH EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Ge”eral syn
od ) Teflon eireet, RV.J. N. sTEILKEN•
BERG, rnstor. rreaehlug TO-HOREQW, at
105 A. M. and 73.6'.x. lG
Sunday School at 9 a. 31. • Lecture and Prayer
Meeting WsDNESDAY EVENINGS. Frieds
of the coo gregstAJLl -nd p u bile cordially Invite n d.
heats free.
THE HEALING POOL.—
Issiiss Yon YOUNG DIEN, who have
fallen Into vle . ous hahl , s, and now eeslre al:dither
life. and abetter MANHOOD, wits certain means
of relief for the Leo. aunt in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Addr€ as. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P., Philadelphia, Penna.
se2s:6m-d&5
LADIE;O,IDISEg AND CULIL-
P KEN'S VESTS AND DRAWEIIS,
At the Old Stand Stocking
J tnre, 24
PEIFELA.N .ifih Ave
nue A.slkiS
INFANTS' -
AN , :Y wooLyrN CLONES.
Phelau's old Rana Otocking Stor.. No. 2
Fifth Av.nue.
GENTS, YOUTHS AND BOYS'
uN11re.11.3111.K.T3 AND DK. AWEItg.,
AL Phelan's Uld Stand Stocklag Store. No. 24
Fifth Av.-one.
TNFANTS , NAND KNIT
1 SACQATIVs. HO 'DS. (it j Sand 130: 1 7"8,
At Phtlali s. o,d maw] Stecking Store, Nu. 24
Fifth Aventleis
TNFANTS' ENGLISH WHITE.
L MERINO "USE, A HOSE and HOSE, • _
at Phelan's Old :tans bt °ell ng blare, lk 0. A 4
Filth Aven u e, se2s S
CWENING.-Mil6 M KITCHEN
open her new styles of
FALL MILLINERY GOODS
On BAN NM AT, Atilh Inst., having a solendld
'stock on hand. No. 100 •FEDEII&I, STREET.
Allegheny. • at.M:o67
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-
Whereas. letters testamentary on the estate
of ALEX. McCO dectd, late of - East
Deer towns.dp, A.dezheny county, Pa. having
been granted to the undersigned by the Register
of saki county, all persons haylqg clslms against
raid estabt are requested to present them duly
Authenticated for settlement, and those Indebted
to said estate will make immediate payment.
WM. V. F.VANd, Executor.
TatIIENTInf, Fept. 24, 1869. 5e25:074
ST t
toPusLisHEß.—supple-
BRIGHTLY'S PURDON'S DIGEST,
1882 to 1809. Pike Two Dollars.
A VALUABLE BOOK FOR
Iffechanies and Engineers.
THE PRACTICAL ENGINEER: A treatise
on the subject of modeling, constructing and
running Steam Engin. s: containing. also, direc
tions in regard to the various kinds of mschinery
connected with steam power• prepared with
special reference to toe need ot Steambott Own
ers. Captains, Pilots • and Engineers, and also
connect.d with Stationery' WALL A CE , nes on
/and or water. Sy J OH N Practi
cal Engineer. Pries $5.00. Sent by mail on
receipt of the price. For sale by
HAY h COMPANY.'
Booksellers. 05 Wood et., Pittsburgh.
1
4/zei
Corner of Penn and Sixth Streets
EVENING SESSIONS
Commence Monday, October 4th
'IrINIQUALICD •ADVANTLEIffii - afforded to
Clerks and Toting Men engaged durum the day
for acquiring a thorough practical busines!edu
cation. by attending evenings only.
Instead or a single teacher employed to give in ,
'Unction In all branches promiscuously, separ
ate Professors are provided for'each department
'4of study, thus securing efficiency and rapid pro
gress at the same time. ' -
surru do cowisor,
se2s BTTIIB
AN ORDNANCE
41.1reattng the 00ice of Inspector of
Milk, and Beimletting the sale of
Milk.
I
132 c. 1. Be it ordained and made by th• MO of
Pittsburgh, in !Pled and Common , Council:as•
sernbied and it is hereby ordained and enacted,
Si, authority of the same, That it shalt be u thaw •
Cal to reit .expose or offer for sale within the
city of Pittsburgh any impure, a , tilterated or
anwho,esome mug. or any admir tura thereof,
containing water or other foreign liquids or sub
' rustmed •e
a nad b
rou
gh
t obne soo e n ehd I M s a y h r a l c bea id
eat?. and if, upon, nearing. the Mayor shall mi
leage such person to be guilty, be snail impose a
adjudge exceeding the sum of fifty dul tars ad.
the property or thing so sold. exposed
or offered forame, to be. for fo.ted to the city of
Pittsburgh end to be sold or otherwise disposed
of by the inspector of Milk.
Sac. A. It nowt bs toe date of the Columns in
joint session annually 10 diet a suitable person
as ••Inspector of - folic whose duty it shall be
to toxicity enforce the provisions of tide ordt
ham:sit° arrest a , ' offonoers and make corn • laint
• -against e xp o s ed
before •be Mayor; to seize t ot inlg
told. exposed or offered for sale contr-ry aM
Ordinanes,and dispose of the same in accordance
with the judgment given by the Mayor upon the
hearing of each case, and he shall keep an ac
count of all such &ales and dispositions and re
port the same quarterly to the tfouncilsi
BIC. 3..Tbe maps tor: of Milk shall have the
right teenier 1 and upon all plsces where milk ,
Saudi be kept. exposed or offere i fur sate audio.
awcy, and examine say milk there found. and,
ahall. also. when call d upon by an? citizen.
• • snake a like insrectiou and examination of intik
which may have been sold, exposed, off-red or
' delivered to be sold, wherever she same may be'
• found within said city.and report the same to the
Macre, in cas say violation of this ordinance
shill appear t o have been committed. rrovided,
however, that any citizen requiring such limita
tion shall first par to the Inspector the sum of
for the use of the ci v.
Bee. 4. All moo •vs made by sales of forfeited
=ilk. and received for im qua rterl y ade, shall be
accountee for and pate,to the City
'Pressure/. for the use of she etre, and all flues
loollectcd by the Mayor snail be accounted fir and
paid to the city as in other cases. Tim salary of
maid Inspector sha 1 be tile sum Of It— per an
num, payable Moth r like cases.
sac. 8 Before entering newt his duties, the
- It spectorof Milk small take and subscribe before
the Mayor an oath or affirmadon that he will
• tsithitllv perform the duties of &Ls office. and
the bond in the sum ,- f $-•—•-•„with t wo 'sureties,
talthe manner prescribed for the Inspector of
Mem s. • '
lizc. 8. The Polfc under the dire etion of the
Mayor. shall all the Inspector Gf 31111 in the en
forcement of this °rag.) cc, and any person
- who shall hinder, interrupt ar resist the twee
tor in the performance , ' f his duties, shall, upon
•Convictson thereof before the Mayor be adjudg
ed to pay tine not exessedingliftl dollars.
- 81it0.7. That arty ordinance or part of ordinance
allonAlcting with the passage of,this ordinance at
the present ttme, , be , and - the same is hereby re.
Pealed tofu as the same affects this ordinance.
NEIW - ADVERTISE MEN
IFEIEIGkii r rS
All Points South and South-west,
J.' C. BUCKLES & CO.,
General Freight , Agents,
CINCINNATI, 0.,
Will get LOW R LTA'S and QUICK TIME: We
are s4ents for no route or line, hence take ad
vantage of the great competition here and ship
by cheapest routes. 5e25;07 5 ,
NEW VOLUME OF
LANGE'S COMMENTARY
Epistle to the Romans,
BY
‘.
J. P. Lange, D. D., & lev. F. R. Fay,
Translated from the German, by J F. BURST.
D. D.. with additior s by P. SCHAP P. D. D., and
Rev. M. B. RIDDLE. ! - vol. Sao. Cloth.
For Sale by i 1
JOSEPH - HORNER,
129 Smithfield Street:
-
ee2s True -
TO . MANUFACTURERS.
Rights to nse "ALLEN'S PATENT
ANTI-LAMINA" will be issued on s pplica-
Lion to tae undersigned. It Is a
Sure Preventive of Scale in Steam Boilers.
The article wi 1 he furnished at S' X DOLLARS
per can, or we will sell rights to,make and use
the same for
Ten Dollars per annum for each
The materials for mating the "AsriLAMINA"
will be supplied by us, if desired, at low pi ices.
RIGRTS for C .unties, elates, or other Terri
tory for sale affair rates.
ALLEN & NEEDLES, •
Dealers in Oils; .
No. 42 South Delaware Avenue, Philad'a.
AST-Cirmiars will be sent on application.
5c2.5:073 ~
No, 37 Fifth A'venue
KAY t COMfAZY,
85 Street
FALL AND WINTER SESSION,
MANSHIP, ARITHMETIC, ac
DRESS GOODS.
PRINCIPALS
FOB
Consigned to care of
//
Plk
EVENING CLASSES
FOR THE
WILL CO3IMENCE
Monday, September 20th.
Iristractions given In BOOKKEEPING, PEN
For particulare, call or address the CO'liege, as
31c. Double Width Poplin Alpacas,
Fall Shades; an Extra Bargain.
370. Mixed Poplinetts, new styles.
370. Goldfn ,China PoplinF, new.
50c. Tagona Poplins for Suits.
621 c. Ham i ll Corded Repps, cheap
at $l,OO.
Empress Repps, Mohair Repps,
Velour Repps, Empress Cloths,
silk Velvets, Black Satins,
Black and Colored Velveteens,
Elegant Bright Plaids,
Plaids for {Arabs Arabs and kilts,
Black Cored Silks,
Black Alpacas and Repps,
25c. White and Scarlet Flannels,
25 and 31c. Plaid Shirting Flannels,
$2.50 All- l iVfool Bed Blankets,
12 yards Good Prints for $l.OO.
14 yards Bleached Malin for $l,OO.
8 yards Good' Canton Flannel for
sl.oi). I ,
Palseley Long and Square Shawls.
from $12.00 to $100.00; splen
did bargains.
NEW GOODS
Wholesale and Retail,
`CHEAPER THAR THE CHEAPEST.
B. GARDNER,
E2I
WEST CORNER
Market Street and Fourth Avenue,
NO. 69.
it2l:Trlts
NA=
J` ThiNAL flAlnr• DEPOSIT
TIIEUDAY Vir8.141:48, Elentember 88th. at 8
o'clock, will be sold on second floor of °amour.
Mal Sales Booms, 108 SlDittiflold deeet.
88 shares Farwell' Dovosit National Bank.
se2,l .A. ktoILWAINE: Auctioneer.
NVOIDERSONMIkBROTHEItEIs
sfisTati DIP= la gar,
ITRGH GAZEM : SAT
prrrs
- _
NEW= -41DVEIITI8EIVLIIINTS.
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 Federal Street,
MINIMA; WY.'
Country Blankets,
Colored Blankets,
Woolen Coverlets,
Barred Country Flannels,
White .‘ baker Flannels,
Barred and Plain
Sheeting Flannels.
nets and Cassimeres,
Black and Brown Waterproofs,
Ticking and Checks,
Table Linen and Napkins,
Sheeting Muslin,
Pillow Case Muslin,
A FULL STOCK
Low S,
WILLIAM. SEMPLE'S,
No. 180 and 182 Federal Street,
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS.
B. OPPENHEIMER,
Merchant Tailor,
NEN'S, BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S
etOTIIING,
Is !HIPPY to announce to his old friends an' cus
tomers, and the public generally, that he is now
established In his
NEW STORE,
No. 82 Market Street,'
IMOD
Where he has opened a large and earled cloelcof
00.1r-aCITUEEIS,
Cassimeres, Vestings, ttc.,
Of the latest and most approved patterns, which
thbe Is prepared pri ce s . ke
Al so,he latest tyles at
e lowest cub
ReadytMa4o Clothing,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
To which he invitee the attention of the public.
EVERYTHING IS NEW!
B. OPPENHEIMER,
No. S 2 Ylarket Strect,
SECOND DOOR BELOW THE DIAMOND.
5e17:06
RAMALEY'S
HAT PARLOR,
No,, 22 Fifth Avenue:
Of All the New Styles
9 . 1%1t s sF. Lis oN.
-WM
VEI
liffl
ALLEGHENY CITY.
AND DEALER
AND
NO OLD STOCK.
PM STOCK
OF
HATS AND OAPS
RDLY, SEPTEMBER 2
NEW rd)litirisEmimmi.
At3. l T
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
180 an 182 Federal Street.
NEW STOCK 'OF DRESS GOODS.
Alpacas and Poplins,
French Merinos,
New Stples Debanes,
Bright Plaids,
All-wool Poplins,
Velveteens and. Cloak
Ladies and Gents' Underwear.
Hats, 'Ribbons,
Flowers and. Feathers,
Bracelets and Hair Switches,
Hosiery, Gloves,
Handkerchiefs, &c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Ina
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
Nos. 180 and 182 Federal
ALLEGHENY CITY
POLITIC
IgrA MEETING
PUBLICAN VOTE'
ward, Pittsburgh. will be be
HuttoE, on 310NDAY EVE
at 1% o'ciock, to organize
to such business as may esni
Bepub!leans of the ward
quested to attend , .
By order or the i'”utmittee.
Iar'FOIIHTEIL W RO. ALLE.
Glib NY.—An &Nola • ed meeting of the
Republican voters of the Fourth ward. City of
Allegheny. will beheld at the r•CHOttl. HoUtit,
on Sane usky strret, on SATURDAY EVENING.
tept. 98tft, at 7% o'clock. for the plapcee. of
selecting candidates for th • various ward offices,
to be voted for at the primary meeting. Reports
from the B ock Committees are expected, and a
fa r attendance la desired. By order cf the
•e1f.:076 -
'eV REPUBLICAN MEETING
On Tuesday Eveninl, Sept 28th,
AT IX r. N., T THE
HOPE ENGINE HOUSE,
In the Flrst Ward. Allegheny City. • The intet
mg will be addressed by
A. M. BROWN'. 'Esq.,
Col. T. M. BATNI4.
W• C. MOEICLAND, Esq. •
- A Brass Beni will be in attendance.
By order of Committee on Speakers and 'M se eet
23
INDEPENDENT TEMPER
/A-N CB CANDIDATE.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ISAIAH DICKEY.
stUS:nl2
LdAN.
MONEY TJ LOAN.-$2O 000
to loan on Bond and Mortgage In large
or small ornonnro,
THOMAS H. MRTTY,
8111, Bond and Beal Estate Broker
No. 179 Smithfield street
ESTABLISHED 182 S.
Lt. RIGBY ALBERT many.
H. HIGBY 8z CO.,
Importers and dealers in
China, Glass & Oueensware,
Floe Plated Ware, Table Cntlery, Castors,
Walters and Brittants Ware.
No. 189 LIBEBITISTREET,
AN doors above Sixth street, (late St Clair.)
Ware engraved to order on short,
notice. ataS:nso
WHAT THIRTY DOLLAR S WU DO.
IT WILL BUY A LAY'S FINE
Solid Gold Hunting Case Fall Jeweled Watch
Which wis warrant a good Male keeper, Call and
exataine'them and be convinced they are as rep
resented, at
warn= & sitEarEws.
101 FIFTH AVENUE, above Smithfield street.
sea
RARE AND
FASHIONABLE CONFECTIONS
POE PRESENTS.
GEO. BEATEN,
viL. IP TT Er i RA L STREET, Allegheny Oily.
e
TNIS4OLIMION.—The partner
kicalAct,ergatousligullarellidtitiNe
Arm Tke of , w •
gogri DI. COOPER & CO..
Wu dissolved on the
;12th Day of August, 1869 1
Tr eu jigicr purchasing the interest of John AL
O copor.
Henry Bier settle all the business of the late
firm. • - 5e21:4.63
111AILTENBERGER,,
%A. BOLE ispirr
LED SEIZABLE WATER FILTIIB
' • fro.:23o,possrairses„' • - •
' • ' • ?mammies'. We
5, 1869..
REPUB ItAN NIEETLNG
RIFIBE HELD IN .
HALL,
On TUESDA
A
Th• krig will
Hon. WM,
Let there bee lar .
J. R. FERGUSON, Secretary
WEEPUBLICAN MEETING
.WILL BE HELD IN THE
DIAMOND, ALLEGHENY .DITY
.:. On Monday Evening, Sept. 27,
At 734 o'clock. The meetingsell' be addressed by
Hon MAHLON CHANCE of Oslo,
Hon. ROBERT McBIiIGHT,
Hon. THOM AS 1-10WA.BD,
W. C. hfoItELAND. Esq.
A Braes Bane will be In attendance.
Calanalgn and tieary Clubs are Invited to at
tend.
JOHN S. LAMBIE,
-Cha rman CommOteo.
J. S. FERGUSON, Stcretary. st2S:cB2
g Velvet.
WREPII RI ICA N. MEETING
Will ba held In the 'HALL of the
-c tleventh Ward Pablic School House,
,rin WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. 29th, at
and will be addressed by
Hon. WM. D. RELLRY. of Philadelphia
Hun. R. B CARNAHAN,
Hon. THAIdAS HOWARD.
This is one of the finest Halls in the city, and
is capable of seating une thousand Derwin.. Let
there be a fall turn-out from the upper Wards.
By order of Committee on gpeakers and Meet
tn, a. 5e25..081
REPUBLICAN MEETING
Hrs. GARDINER'S HOTEL,
On the Steubenville pike, In chartiers Town
able. on
MondaY, Sept. 27th,
At 73 P. 31 • The meeting will be altiressed by
B. F. LUCAS. Esq.,
W 8. IdcCUNE. Esq.,
MILES el. HUMPHREYS, Esq. •
By . order of Committee on Meetings and
Speakers. 5e24:02•
IIgrREPUBLICAN MEETING
AT. TARENTUIVI,
On Saturday Evening, 'September 25,
At 7) o'clock. The meeting If be addressed by
W. C. NORMAND, Esq.. •
Col. T. M. BAYNE,
JAMES W. MURRAY. •
• By cyder of Committee on Meetings and Speak .•
en. 5e.23
MI
, 1 THE RE..
S of the. Tenth
d at the SCHOOI..
11 4 dG, dept. ,27tb,
, e ward and attend
benre them. All
• respectfully re-
ee"5•077
WREPUBLICAN MEETING
AT SEWICKLEY,
On Monday Evening, Sept: 27th,
At 7% o'clock. The meettngwill he addressed by
Oen. WIL BLAXELEi r
J• 3f. STONER. Esq.,
J. E. meKELVT. Esq.,
JOHN S. ROBB, Esq.
By order of the Committse on Meetings and
Speakers. : „t , seta off
arREPUBLICAN MEETING
AT
WHITB HALL TAVERN,
IN BALDWIN TOWNSHIP,
On Monday Evening, Sept 27th.
At 73' o'clock. The meeting will be addressed by
Col. T. H. BAYNE,
H. C. ACKHETA.
H. H. H
McCOILMICK. Esq.
By order of Committee on bpeakers and l[ Pt
inns. se23
IaSrRE.PUBLICAN MEETING
for Robinson, upper Si. Clair, Scott and
South Fayette townships, at -
G. W. BOYD'S ROTEL, IN BRIDGEVILLE,
On SATURDAY, Sept. 26th,
At 73S r. X. The meeting will be addresied by
THOMAS EIyIMO, Esq„ and
Hen. THOMAS. HOWARD,
By order of Committee onMeetinga and Speak
ers. se2.1;o81
IW'REPUBLICAN MEETING
• GERST'S HALL,
Corner of Eut Lane and Second street, Third
Ward, Allegheny City, en
SATURDAY EVENING, Eept. 25th.
At 7Sc o'clock. A. M. BROWN, Esq., Hon
JAMES L. GRAHAM. R. P. MUELLER. Esq.
and D. L. SMITH, will address the meeting.
By order of Committee on !Speakers find Meet
ings.se2:oBl.
•
IA .A. 3EIL. CA- 3W. IS
Cheap Merinos,
BT. I Wi. 33498.1ELM1L
grE mom..
September 28th,
P. M.
addressed by
D. KELLEY,
, IL ADELPEILL
OP P
tarn out!
S. LAMBIE, Chain:lln
5e25:063
BARK
ckesP
Cheap Folding,
Cheap Alpacas,
aieap Linens,
Cheap -Clashes.,
Cheap Flannde.
Chiesio Unsling, ,
Cheap Delathes,
Cheap Calicos,
Mr . N . 4 1 4:0 1 51
<59 • , st.&mxE.,
•,......, 2 ,„..,.7 , . : 1 • , -
EMS
tarlfoTlCX9—"To-Let." 4412r4Sale, ff
"Lost," " Traras," "Found," "Boarding,"
&c., not exceeding FOUR LINES, wilit
be inserted in them columns once for
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; each aclii"
tional tine F2TE CENTS.
WANTED-HELP.
G 60.11) GIRL,
11 competent to do general housework well.
will And a pleasant s'tuatlon In a small hmiiy.
Enquire at 65 BEAVER STILE= Allegheny
City.
WARTED -HELP.,--AT EM
PLOYMENT OFFIC__,E No.l L. Clair
Street, • BOYS OILS and XF.N. for th=ereat
lands kind s ployment. Persons wanftz help
of all eau be supplied on short noace.
WANTS.
WA N TED .-TO RENT.-A
house In Allegheny City, 6 or 7 rooms.
within 15 minutes , walk of Allegheny Station,
with
Allegheny gas and bath room. Address P. 0. Box
150: City.
WA NTED 0 0 NEL-TWO
BOOMS or a SMALL HOUSE, in the up
per Wards. Fittabnrielt. Beat or references
given. Andress B. B .Box H. GAzgris
NTED.-BE ESWA GIN. ,
: , ENG. DRIED FRUITS, WOOL. and
GEM 4.1.. PRODUCE.
Our Root ern and NV micro Friends can obtain
the highest market ra'ea and get prompt returns
by consigramg their Pt ()liar° to as.
J. UL lIKr.ON GRIFFITH,
General Commif st.ln Merchant,
No 20 N. Front ntreet, Philadelphia. Pa.
.sei7m3B
TO LET.
TO-11,ET.—second Story Front
R(.30.11, suitable . for striae mentlemen, a
o. 31 Ninth (formerly Hand) street,
FOR SALE.
OR , SALE.—One-half of a
F
valuable PATENT for Pennsylvania. A
small article used in all houses. A chance for an
active young man with a few hundred dollats
Address PATENT. PostoOlee Box 6911.
11F1OR, SALE.—SHOP OS NOBTEt
AMEN 11E. ALLEGIik.NY CITY, PA.—
Tne bnliding, 38x70 feet. is being used by Jas.
Godfrey , & Co. as a manfacturing .-stabilshment.
One of the members of the firm wishing to retire
from-business on account of poor health, we
have decided to closeout this part of the busi
ness t a bargain: Also good will of Steam
Pow • (3 to 10 horse power ).tools and machin
• ehlnery: would make - a good wagon maker shop;
lot 60x100 feet, on 3 years lease. For further
particuisri iscinire at No. 44 Ohio street, Alle
gheny, ra.
FOR SALE--10 ArBES, LESS
or more,' In Plum township, Allegheny
cords. Allegheny Vallee R. R. runs through it.
Two hundred yard; Dom station. Frame house
o, six rooms. and good stable. and all other ne
cessary out-buildinga; orchard of 100 bearing
fruit trees, of all kinds. ' good garien, grape ar
bor, and gooseberries and corm ts; $515.000 .
worakof rock, quarry opened:. will stilt for resi
dences or manulacturing establishments: Will
under entire place: good indications of oil;
deepest 'water and best lauding on the river; all
well fenced., Inquire of A. B. E.Ektft, on the
premises.
F OR SALE.
ear the Borough of Freedom, Beaver county..
and 3 minutes-walk from station oa Ft. Wayne
and Chicago Railroaci. a small
more t han
acres, with .700 fruit trees and more . than 100
grain vinasi ad bearing and of choicest varie
ties; a three 'story Frame house with 10 rooms,
large Barn: •tc. This property is offered at a
bargain. Partiss who want to secure a handy
garden farm. accessible. to the city. will do well
to examine till. property, as a chance like this,
to Set a cheap and comfortable home. Is seldom
offered to a man with limited means. .
For pirticalars inquire at .
SI Grant Street, first floor,
sea TUSTIN Idr. KLEE.
FOlt SALE.
House and 4 Lots on :Spring Hill, 7th ward;
10 acres at Fleming Stttion: House and 13.6 acres;
also 6% acres st Glendale Station:--15-aeres_about
1 mile from 'renting Station; 34 acres at Fair
oats station; 17 acres at Glendale on P. Ft.
W. tt C. IL : House and Lot corner Hemlock
and Poplar street; Lot on Troy Hill: house on
standusky street: 3 Houses on novie street; .3
Farms in Onto; 58 Houses In highth ward; Farm
In newltkley townsnip; Farm near Perrysville;
House on Ledlle strest; Farm in Westmoreland . 1
county; Farm In Butler county; 5 Lots near
Br.ed's Grove; SI acres on Henderson'' Hill; 1
acre at Jack's Mutt; House And Lots on B.aver
street: House and Lots on Beaver street; House
and Lot In Salem, Cato; II Lots on Fremont
street'. other Houses and Lots In good localities.
1. wnyrtrionic,
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Beal Estate Agent, corner Uhlo and Sandusky
street, Ailegkeny. au'
PERSONAL.—AII persons seek..
HOMES, or investments in Beal Es
tate, will save titre, trouble and money by-pro
curing a copy of the "PITTSBUSUB BEAL
ESTATE REGISTER." His given awayonsTts
or will be lent by mall Tuna to any requesting It.
Persons cannot nil to get salted out of the large
lint it contains. GILUFT PHILLIIPs,_ Put..
Ushers and Real Estate Agents, N0,_139 Fourth
avenue.
ORPHANS' COVET SALE.
Notice h hereby given that by virtue of we
order of the Orphans , Court of the county- o
of Westmoreland, there will be exposed to Pub
lic Bale on .THEIRSDAY: the 30th day of SHP
TENSER, at 1 o'clock r.w.,11369,the following
real estate, to wit:
A Certain tract of Land,
flltnate In St. Char tombshlp. In satd county, at
Rouston !mitten, on the Penna. R. 8., adjoin
ing lands of the h.lra of Jos.letartin, Jno.ihnith
and the Clonentaugh I ITer. containing
263 Acres and 123 Perches,
with DWELLING HOUSE,' BARN and other
imb• ovements iherron, late the real estate of
EDWIN gr. TOWER, dee , d. hale to take place
on the premises and be conducted by H. A. Tow
er and A. F. Brooks. administrators of said de
cedent. Tema-caah on confirmation of salei
and th.t said sale be object to the payments due
and to become doe on the bo nds and mortgage or
James W lit to Dixon Ho ston and Wm. Moni
tors, dated Nov, UV. 1863, and recorded In the
Recorder's office Of Baid county. In. mortgage
book No. 3. page *I, and-also subject to tme
Wl4ments of the bonds and mortgage of Edwin
W. Tower to. James Watt, recorded on the 9UI
day of March. 1869, in the same office. in mort
gage book No. 4, page 19. the co.
Clerk.
Underlying
W BLAIRrk.
Underlying the above property Is a good vein
of coat: persons wishing to pnrcoase can take the
mail train at Pittsburgh In the morning and re
turn by the Johnetown acconintodation the same
evening. , sentoSel
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Cheap Shirt Fronts,.
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