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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

The methods OF placing electric lights
around the streets and public places have
been numerous and widely different, but at
the present time marked tendency is show
ing iIselt toward the use of low poles only.
These poles are much taller than the gas
lamp posts they oust, but are much shorter
than the masts which Allegheny was so un-
fortunate as to adopt. A few wears ago one
of the sights OF New York City was Madison
Square, with its cluster of large arc lights
perhaps 150 feet up in the air, shedding q
soft moonshine over the children as they
played and the lovers who strolIed beneath
the siivered boughs. Blu: the "tower" was
replaced by short poles, and the order to
''iet the lower lights be burning" has been
heard with the result that before long these
10 ty torches will nearly all be thing of
the past.
Meantime, an improvement is going on in
the design of the short poles, especially
where iron has been admitted as a construc-
tive material. The fexibility of the cleo
tric system has invited the trial of novel
methods. Thus, in Berlin, the arc lights
are carried on brackets of handsome iron
scrollwork, reaching out over the sidewalk
from the house against which they have
been fastened. The effect is said to be very
pretty. Another plan proposed has been
that of carrying light and graceful iron
across street and letting the lamp hang at
the center. An approximation to this is
seen IN many American cities, where at
street intersections, the lamps are run out ct
the end of long mast arms. The effect thus
obtained is pretty and brilliant. One thing
is evident and that is, that poles need not be
ugly and that wires need not be obtrusive.
IN Italy, novel way of getting the wires
out O. sight has been to carry them along
side the fronts of houses, against which
they lie fat and practically concealed. A
new scheme recently brought forward in
America, has been to bunch the wires in
light troughs or aerial conduits carried on
ornamental poles at the edges of the side
walk.
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New Patents.

o. D. Lewis, patent lawyer, 131 Fifth av-
enue, Pittsburg, sends the following new
patents just issued: j. b. Jenkins, San
dusky, o., hay stacker; Lawrence Paff,
Beaver Falls, Pa, display rack for carpets;
Y. E. Cole, Republic. O., hay rake; 7. j.
Mcclure, Allegheny, pipe coupling; R. D.
Nuttali, Allegheny. removable toothed gear;
j. A. Zinn, Altoona, hydraulic switch and
signal apparatus; Scott Stewart, Riyerville,
W. Va, grain cleaner. United States and
all foreign patents procured. Established
over 20 years in the patent business exclu-
sively. Office open every evening until 9
o'clocE
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NEW ELECTRIC ARTS.
Process of Welding by the Use of the
Alternating Current.
LOW LIGHTS IN STREET SERVICE.
An Apparatus That Extracts Teeth Without
Pain or HemOrrnags.
LOW LIGHTS IN STREET SERVICE.
BIRDS IN TIE TELEGRAPH POLES
rPRHPAREp FOR THE p1sPATcH.l ]

One of the most valuable and interesting
OF the new electrical arts is that of welding,
to which attention was first called year or
two ago by Prof. Elihu Thomson, and which
has since been carried to a notable degree of
perfection. A recent development is that of
welding the shells of projectiIes, and huge
factory has just been fitted up in New En-
gland for the work, upon which strik-
ing economy over the old methods is eff
fected.
A great deal of work Is also being done in
the welding of steel tires, steel cables, boiler
tubes, electric wires, pieces of dissimilar
metal, chain links, barrel hoops, cotton bale
ties, ak heads and edges, etc. The manner
in which the welding is done has already
been seen by Pittsburgers who visited the
Exposition building a short time ago. The
alternating current is employed. The pieces
of metal are united by jamn,ing them to-
gether and passing the current through
them until the metal becomes soft enough
from heating 10 form perfect joint.
The time required for welding runs from a
fraction OF 4 second up to five minutes, de-
pending on the size OF the metal. In the
machine are two heavy copper clamps, one
movable, tne otner u4eQ. Into tnese clamps
are put the ends OF the objects to be welded
together. Pressing is then applied by
means OF a crank bringing the two pieces or
objects together. By means OF a "con-
verter," current of enormous volume and
very low pressure passes through the
abutteG ends. Enormous heat is developed.
The weld begins at the core OF the pieces,
and extends rapidly outward to the surface.
Intimate union takes place Immediately,
and almost before one sees it, the work has
been done.
With an ordinary welder iron bars of
from Ss-inch diameter to 1lL-iEch are
welded, and the joint is as solid as any part
OF the original pieces. Such bars under
welding treatment become red hot Tor about
an inch and half on each side of the weld,
but are comparatively cool at distance OF
another inch. The process with tubes and
other metal parts is much the same.
A new application or electric welding has
just been found in the building OF men-of-
war and other iron or steel clad ships by
using 1t to weld on the heads of the rivets of
the plates. This new method is inconceiva-
bly, quicker and cheaper than the old.
Electric welding is now being largely used
in different parts of the country, and has
already entered so largely into the list of es-
tablished mechanic arts that an electric
welding jobbing shop has been opened IN
Brooklyn, \. Y, TO which anybody can
take their work, and can get it done for .
small charge.
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Poles as Apartment Houses.

Attention has recently been called to the
fact that out West the red cedar telegraph
poles are often attacked and rendered use
less by the bOrings of the wood pecker,
which not only uses the pole as q kind of
apartment house, but makes it into gran
ary also. Some poles have had az many as
700 holes, large and small, made In them.
In Natal, South Africa, corresponding
trouble has resulted from the ingenuity of
bird whose eggs had hitherto been eaten BY
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The Henry #. Miller Piano

The favorlte with musicians, and piano
that has gained great fame on account of its
wonderful musical tone, quality of tone and
unsurpassed durability in the homes of
music lovers.
A complete stock of these instruments, in
cluding grands, parlor grands, uprights and
pedal upriChts, at W. c. Whitehil's Music
Parlor, 152 Third avenue.
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Secondhand Pianos.

Sohmer square grand (good as nev) .S275
Chickering artist grand. 275
Grovesteen & Fuller square. 225
Kranich s. Bach small grand. ...... 325
The above bargains and also a choice Sc
lection Of the celebrated Henry F. Miller
pianos, at w. c. Whitehill's Music Parlor,
152 Third avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

TEFFERSONVILLE, IND, APRIL 8, 1881
81 Sealed proposals, in triplicate, subject
usual conditions. will be received here until II
o'clock A. NJ. central standard time) Monday,
the 4th day of May, 1891. for furnishing at the
Quartcrmaster's Depot here various articles of
quartermaster's stores such as stationery office
furniture. ranges. galvanized ash barrels and
feed boxes, cocoa mating. horse blankets,
hand carts, escort wagons, blacksmiths wheel
wrights, saddlers painters and miscellaneous
tools; hardware, rubber hose, lawn mowers,
moving machines, paulins, wagon parts,
cOffins, horse and mule collars, horseshoe nails,
horse and mule shoes, axle grease, rope, iron,
paints, oils. range castings. etc. Preference
will be given to articles of domestic produc-
ton and manufacture, conditions of quality
and price Gncluding in the price of foreign pro-
ductions and manufactures the duty thereon)
being equal. Government reserves right to
reject any or all proposals and to accept the
whole or any part of the supplies bid for.
All information furnished on application to
this office. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked Proposals for @. NJ. Stores"
and addressed to Colonel HENRY c.
HODGES, Assistant Quartermaster General,
U. S. Army. Depot Quartermaster.
ap3-43-3, 4, S, G, 29, 80
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THE CHILEAN CONGRESS,

1t VIII Convene in Extra Session on the 10Th
False Rumors Denied.
A New York business house has received
a cable from Santiago de Chile, advising
that an extra session of Congress will assem-
bic on the 18th of this month.
1t is further stated that the re-
port that the Constitutional President,
Balmaceda, is willing to withdraw on the
condition that he is allowed to name his
successor, is false, and probably emanates
from the same parties who circulated the re-
port that he had been assassinated.
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PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS - SEALED PRO
. POSALS will be received by the Electric
Light Commission of the city of Wheeling,
State of West Virginia, until April 23 1891 at
Il o'clock noon, for the materials and ma
chinery and the erection of four hundred
(4O0) arc light electrical street lighting nstala-
tion for the city of Wheeling. according to plans
and specifications file in the office of the
Board of Gas Trustees of said city. Bids to be
for the entire plant or for any part thereof, as
set forth in said plans and specifications. All
bids to be accompanied by certified check In
the sum of one Thousand Isl. .000) dollars TO the
city of Wheeling to be forfeited to said city
upon the failure of the successful bidder to sign
the contract and give the bond required.
[Signedl ELECTRIC LIGHT COMMISSION.
P. f. FARRELL Chairman.
A. A. FRANZHEIM, Secretary. ap5-l28
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If you want to get perfect fitting suit OF
clothes, oyercost or pair OF trousers at very
reasonable price, 60 to Edward Schsuer
Merchant Tailor, 4O7 Wood street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

AS- Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one Insertion. Classified advertise
meats on this page, such as Wanted, For Sale,
To Let, ETC., ten cents per line for each ir,ser-
tion, and none tdke,, for less than thirty cents.
Top Tine being dispLdved counts as tloo.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

Goods delivered free to all parts of both
cities. To those living out of the city we
will prepay freight on all orders of $40 and
upward to any station or landing within 100
miles of Pittsburg. Send for price list.
NJ. R. THOMPSON,
3O1 Market street and So Third avenue, op-
posite Gusky's.
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CHOICE PROPERTIES.
BARGAIN.

1872, coo will buy that new and substantial dwell
ing located in Shadyside, on Aiken avenue
near Fifth avenue: has u rooms and all con,
yeniences; lot 50x140 Owner has been holding
at Sl5.0C0 but being compelled to leave the
city, and not desiring to rent the property Las
decided to take the above price. W. T. SIZE W.
ART, No. I37 Fourth avenue. ap567-Su
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MEETINGS.

( NHoUsEHoLD goods packed and shipped.
HAUGH s. KEENAN,, 3d. "a Water street. su
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Do You Eat?

Iwant to prove to all my friends and Gus
est don't forget theirs. First to cut prices
down; last to put them up, and strictly first
class goods, is my aim. Send for April
price list and special offer slip.
will give with all regular orders of ten
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-05

Are You Done House Cleaningf
II 50, you'll need carpets, curtains, etc.
Read our locals"
j. b. KUNKEL & Bro,
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Made to order, and perfect fit guaranteed,
a. Edward Schauer's, 407 Wood street.
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AUCTION SALES.


HANDSOME PARLOR SUITS, EASY
suits. dining room and library furniture. fine
carpets. rugs. lineleum, etc.. very fine piano,
office safe, desk, ETC.. also the Punishment OF
an East End residence removed to our rooms
for convenience of sale at auction TUESDAY,
April 2, at 10 o'clock, at No. 3n Market ST.,
citv.
English rug, fine plush, brocatelle, tapestry
and haircloth parlor suits, handsome tables,
bookcases, ornaments, fine piano, lace curtains
and fine wardrobes, folding beds, leather
chairs, couch, handsome chamber suits. hair
toilet suits, pictur&s, ETC., fine office safe,
chairs and desks, hall racks. revolving chairs,
cupboards, sideboaryis, dishes and glassware,
extension tables, copklng utensils, linoleum.
rugs. hall, room and stair carpets in brussels
and ingram. Goods now on exhibition.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
ap4-125 Auctioneers
A UC11ON SALE-NEW QUEEN ANNE
n frame dwelling, on Euclid ay., Neville
station. f. Bellevue. y. Fit. W. c. R'y.
TUESDAY, April J, at P. M, on the premises.
This property Is situate on corner Of finest
streets in Bellevue and OIL line of electric road
now in construction. Contains seven rooms,
hall, vestlbule, three finished attic rooms, slate
mantels electric light wires, speaking tubes.
lot 86x1l6: also lot adjoining 43xll3; also two
lots adjoining on Taylor ay. 39xl33 each. Sold
whole or separate.
Call at office for card Of admirtance.
Terms, one-fourth cash.
TRESSEL TENER,
No. 80 Fourth aI.
mh22-85-22 28 2s. %. .3l.ap2.4.57
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CHEAP
LOTS.

$3.50. Terms, $50 cash, and g. so a week. will
buy large and elegant LOT. desirably located in
the heart of the East End, on line of new
electric road, near the main entrance to
Schenley Park. These lots lie beautifully; are
covered with large forest trees, and are bound
to be worth double the monev in a short time.
For plans and full particulars see w. C.
STEWART, 1877 Fourth avenue. ap567-Su
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ARDSHEIL
ARDSHEIL

Murray Hill avenue, which extends from
Fifth avenue to Wilkins avenue, runs through
the center of Ardsheil Terrace, and. as soon as
the frost is out OF the ground. it will be laid
with Talford road, have hagstone sidewalks,
good sewering. gas, water, and be planted with
the choicest.shade trees. These improvements,
together with the great distance the buildings
will be set back from the avenue, will make
Ardsheil Terrace the finest residence place in
Allegheny county. ap561-su
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down; last to put them up, and strictly first
class goods, is my aim. Send for April
price list and special offer slip.
will give with all regular orders of ten
(S10) dollars and upward
q TBS granulated sugar. 81 90
% lbs standard A sugar. 1 90
20 TBS California grapes. 1 90
Is TBS boneless Goldfish. h.............. 1 90
lob kit mackerel. el...................1 l 90
lbs roasted coffee (fresh ground)..... 1 90
lbs choice evapcrated apples. / 90
lbs chewing tobacco. ! 90
3 fos evaporated raspberries. s........... l 90
4 fbs Weyman's tobacco. l 90
TBS white clover honey. 1 90
TBS tea Gin all .varieties). ............. 90
30 bars family soap. p................... l 90
Large family scales. es................ 1 95
8 cans fresh mackerel. el............. l 90
"a fos new Goldfish (whole) ........... 1 90
so bars soap (5 cents size). ............. 1 90
z lbs desSicated cocoanut. ut..............1 W
6-foot step ladder, complete. ........... 9S
clothes horse a wings;6 fee). ...... 85
l gallon New Orleans molasses. .... 30
l gallon glass oil can, Uncovered. 20
+ Ids urleu corn. n.......... .........'.. 20
Sugar-cured hams, per ID. ............. 81
1 can best Lima beans. 8
can genuine sugar corn............. 8
1 can pumpkin. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. z
l can solid packed tomatoes. .......... 8
can peas. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Z
l can string beans. Observation-Disclosures. 6
Sucar-cured shoulder, per n. .......... 81
Delivered to all parts of two cities. To
parties living out of the city will prepay
freight on all orders of $40 and upward.
Send for price list.
JAS. J. WELDON,
No. pol Market street,
Corner Second avenue, Pittsburs.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
City Lots.

City Lots.
r ESS THAN VALUE OF GROUND; RIGHT
IL in the city on nice paved street: 67H feet
front by 10 deep valley :shade trees and lawn;ex-
cellent brick house: six rooms, vestibule, hall,
finished attic, cenented cellar. good surround
tngs, growing locality. convenient to cable;
owner leaving city and instructs sale to be made
to first actual buyer; price asked. s.. 500: bar
gain: surplus ground may be profitably utilized
by the erection of two front and four rear build
in2s. Now open to inspection. Q-3-aO)
CHARLES SOMERS & co. ap1-22-wFSu'
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Farms.
ENARM AT AUCTlON-THE 5o-ACRE FARM
u OF the late q. +. Henderson, Harmar town
ship; near Denny station, West Penn Railroad,
Will be sold by order OF Orphans Court, Satur-
day. April II. at 10 O'Clock. A. LEGGATE &
SON, auctloneers, lCs Fourth av. mh3l-6'
ENARM-OF 100 ACRES. UNDERLINED WITH
Z coal in Baldwin township: six miles from
city; the property of Alex Long, deceased. In
qulre OF ". A. LEWIS, Attorney, PIttsburg. or
GEO. BRAWDY, Sharpsburg. np3-7S'
FINE FARM FOR sALE-EASY PAYMENTS
L or exchanges; about 100 acres rich aud level as
o noor, elght-room, good house, barn and other
buildings: fine orchard 40 kinds of apples; lime
stone land; coal under ali; will sell implements
and stock also: three miles from Beaver Falls:
one OF the best farms in county: price S, 900. II
you want farm send for Biggest farm and ex-
change list. N. +. HURST, Real Estate Agent
Rochester, Ps. ap1-Ms
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FURNITURE reupholstery q speciality
HAUGH & KEENAN,, 1884 Water street. su
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miscellaneous.

THOlCE ST. LOUIS. MO-, REAL ESTATE
~ fnvestment-We offer for sale ut $500, 600 the
Lindell Hotel property. 1Sl feet front on Wash
ington avenue. 225 feet on sixth street, aud lI5
feet on Christy six stories high, with base
ment and sub-basement: materials nsed are
brick and light gray granite. with trimmings OF
Indiana limestone; has about 400 rooms: thor
oughIy heated by most approved system and ap-
pliances; lighted bv electricity and gas; the
building and grounds cost originally over sl.0C0-
600; 1t will be sold subject to all conditions of a
fve-year lease: the present rental pays per cent
on $500, 900. and building could now be rented
for much larger sum; the location Is the best
In ST. Louis for business purposes, and at expira-
ton OF lease Will in all probability be greatly en-
HANGED in value, being the most central and val
liable location in the city: title perfect; any
further Information that may be desired fur
nished on application. II. NJ. NOEL CO.,
Investment Brokers, corner Third and Pine sts,
st. Louis. Mo. ap5-95-
CHEAT BARGAINS IN LOTS-NEAR THE
" center of the city of Chicago all beautifully
situated; convenient to rapid transit. Secure one
or more at once and make the advance in price.
Send for plates and full information: Terms OF
payment easy. Address owner, j. r. WICKER
SHAM Sc La Sale st, Chicago. mh2c- c-l03-su'
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CHEAP,
DESIRABLE.
SUBSTANTIAL.

10000, terms to suit purchaser, will buy that
elegant nd substantial dwelling located in the
East End, corner of Fifth avenue and Shady
lane; contains 16 rooms and all the conven-
fences; is finished throughout with hard woods,
has the southeastern exposure and house alone
cost $4,000 to build; lot 148xl70 feet; this
property is worth every cent Of s55.00O bur the
owner being in poor health aud obliged to
leave the city, has decided to take the above
figure. For permit TO examine premises see
w. c. STEWART, No. 1S7 Fourth avenue.
ap5-67-su
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Atlantic City.

A TLANTIC CITY. N. J.-RENT OR SALE
u Hotels, cottages and bath houses; lots for
sale In all parts of the city: also South Atlantic
City. ISRAEL &. ADAMS & CO., Real Estate
Agents. Real Estate and Law Building. feC-9Of
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HazelwoOd Residences.

HAZELWOOE-s5,5 500 10 ROOMS AND RE-
IL CEPrlON hall: Queen Anne frame; one
square above Second av.; lovely location, over
looking all Hazelwood, Monongahela river and
miles OF river hill scenery; lot 50NIlo; h. and
water, stationary stand, inside shutters, double
bay windows, art glass windows in hall, sliding
doors, slate mantel, tile hearths, two porches,
iron fence: this is bargain. BURT'F & SW EENY,
ITO Fourth av. mh29-l56-TuSu'
II nAZELWOOD-2-STOR FRAME DWELL
Ii ING of rooms, bath, hall, laundry. hard
wood finish. newly papere6 and painted. nat. gas,
h. and c. water, inside W. c.. severed, etc. lot
60xlo0 feet: minutes walk from Hazelwood sta
tion and Second Avenue Electric Railway: price,
S6, 500: terms reasonable. IRA ii. BURCHFIELD,
l5S Fourth av. ial3-30'
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East End Lots.
DITHRIDGE ST.-BETWEEN BAYARD ST.
- and Center av., lot 40x150; only 81. 600. j. Z.
GLASS, 13S Fifth av. ap5-6S'
E,AHN ESTOCK PLACE LOTS AT HOME
WOOD: cheapest and best in East End.
LlGGETr BROS, Il Diamond st. mh29-SG'
E7AHNEsTOCK PLACE LOTS. LIGGErr
y BROS, IL Diamond st. mh29-S6'
CEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE LOTS-IN
- Bank of Commerce addition plan. Brushton;
low prices and good terms. BAXTER. THOMP-
SON K CO., 162 Fourth ay. ap5-So-sIwSus
CEVERAL DESIRABLE LOTS ON STANTON
= and Neglcy avs. MURRY & EDSALL, Fidel-
ity building. ap5-52-TTsSu'
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Go 3OO-AT EMswoHTH, p. FT. w. & G.
SCO3 K. r., new frame house six rooms hall,
attic slate mantels both gases: yard set with
best of young fruit trees: lot G0xl50 it.: easy
terms. IS. z. 2O). A. 2. BYERS & CO., 90 Fed
eral ST., Allegheny. ap5-3S-TuSu-
~ OO0-GOOD BRICK HOUSE, s ROOMS
,DC, near park. HOLMES CO., 40 Smith
field. ap4-6c+
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Allegheny Residences.

Allegheny Residences.
q A 50O-BUENA VISTA ST., NEW FRAME
tDfs house, seven rooms reception hall, hot
and cold water, bath, slate roof, marble mantes,
tile hearths and all convenences: lot 30X1l2 1t.
(cpSD A. 2. BYERS & CO., s3 Federal St., Alle-
gheny. api-l9"
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Suburban Residences.

SEWlCKLEY-A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN
y Sewickley, on account of owner changing
his location; house of ten rooms in 1rst-class re-
pair: hot and cold water bath, and all modern
convenlences. and fine stables "a acres of ground.
walk from Sewtckley station; will be sold cheap
and on easy terms. GEO. s. COTTON, 157 Lacock
St, Allegheny, Pa. ap4-27-TTssu'
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WANTED.
Situations.

CoPYING-BY A YOUNG LADY TO DO, AT
~ home or ut an Office. Address ), Dispatch
office. ap5-1l5
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
i and silver: jewelry repaired; new work made
to order. CHRIS. HAUCH, 54l Smithfeld st.
ja1S-1
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Machinery and Metals.

CIT 50-EDISON'S NO. 2 MIMEAGRA
u - Copying Machne); almost new; cost
Address COPY, Dispatch. ap5-j