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 Dealers in Pianos, Music Books, Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Send for circulars. 
 
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 Rosenbaum, Fleishman & Co. 
 
 IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 
 
 MILLINERY GOODS, 
 
 NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, &c. 
 
 3STOS. T'S, 74 Sc 76 IIUCA-IRIKET ST., 
 
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 Keep constantly on hand 
 
 Pull lines of Colored and Black Ribbons, No. 1 to 250. 
 
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 Kid Gloves, Corsets, Lace Collars, Handkerchiefs. 
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 GOLD CHAINS AND JEWELRY. 
 
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 range of work than any other. It is 
 
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 THE ONLY MACHINE USING EEADY TILLED SHUTTLE BOBBINS- 
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 GENERAL AGENTS, 
 
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 A.TJC3-XJST, 1871- 
 
 BARGAINS IN CARPETS- 
 
 Designing to open our New Sales Room on 
 first floor, next month, we offer our stock of 
 goods on hand at Very Low Prices, to make 
 room for our New Fall Stock, which will be 
 the largest we have ever imported. The goods 
 now on hand having been bought before the 
 advance recently established, purchasers may 
 secure Rare Bargains by calling this month. 
 
 M'FARLAND & COLLINS, 
 
 71 J^TsTJD T'S FIFTH -A."V"E3STTJE, 
 
 Next building to U. S. Custom House and Post Office. 
 
strangers' city guide. 
 
 CHAMBER SUITS. OFFICE FURNITURE. PARLOR SUITS. 
 
 C. A. BOUCHER, 
 
 Successor to T. C. FULTON, 
 Manufacturer of and Dealer in 
 
 Furniture and Chairs 
 
 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 
 
 No. 45 SMITHFIBLD STREET, 
 
 Between Third and Fourth Avenues, 
 
 PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
 FURNITURE NEATLY REPAIRED. 
 
 Goods Securely packed and delivered to Depots and Boats 
 free of cj:e3:^_:r,c3-e. 
 
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 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, 
 
 13 SIXTH, (Late St. Clair Street,) 
 PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
strangers' city guide. 
 
 FABER & VAN DOREN 
 
 PITT88QRQB. M. 
 
 [Utionsry and JortaMa |tei pnginas, 
 
 .A-ISTD BOILERS, 
 IRON AND WOOD WORKING MACHINERY. 
 
 STEAM HOISTING ENGINES, 
 
 MANUFACTURERS' AND MILL SUPPLIES, 
 
 STEAM ENGINE GOVERNORS, 
 
 3B E3 Ij T I KT C3r , 
 
 ENGINEERS' AND MACHINISTS TOOLS, 
 
 PORTABLE SAW MILLS. 
 
 SUPPLIES. 
 
 Steam Packing, 
 Steam Guages, 
 Gauge Cocks, 
 Lubricators, 
 Babbit Metal, 
 Lace Leather, 
 Twist Drills, 
 Emery and 
 Emery Cloth. 
 
 SHAFTING, PULLEYS AND HANGERS 
 
 OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS. 
 
 IRON. 
 
 WOOD. 
 
 Lathes. 
 
 Planing Machines, 
 
 Planers, 
 
 Moulding " 
 
 Drills, 
 
 Tenoning " 
 
 Shapers, 
 
 Boring " 
 
 Bolt Cutters, 
 
 Sash " 
 
 Chucks, 
 
 Saw Arbors, self-oiling, 
 
 Union Vises, 
 
 Saw Tables, 
 
 &c, &c. 
 
 Circular Saws, 
 
 
 Lathes, &c, &c. 
 
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 Rev. I. C. PERSHING, D. D., President. 
 
 Elegant Buildings, 148 feet in length, furnislied and Carpeted through- 
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 Preparatory, and Collegiate Departments. 
 
 TWENTY-TWO TEACHERS. 
 
 Unsurpassed facilities in all the Ornamental Branches. . Special 
 Departments and Special Teachers for 
 
 1. Vocal and Instrumental Music — Four Teachers. 
 
 2. Drawing and Painting. 
 
 3. Wax-work and Shell-work. 
 
 4. Fancy Needle-work. 
 
 $W Fall Term commences September 5th. Charges less than any Sehool 
 offering equal advantages and accommodations. 
 
 B^"Send to Rev. I. C. PERSHING, D. D., Pittsburgh, Pa., for a Catalogue. 
 


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 Negligee Shirts, Cotton Batting, Flannels, 
 
 BUTTONS, BRAIDS, TAPES, NETTS, SPOOL COTTON, 
 
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 RIBBONS, HATS, FLOWERS, FRAMES, &c. 
 
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GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 Pagea 
 
 View of Pittsburgh and Allegheny 7 
 
 Telegraph Offices 9 
 
 Express Offices 9 
 
 Daily Newspapers r 9 
 
 Calendar for 18U 9 
 
 Amusements and Public Halls 10 
 
 Gity Passenger Railways 10 
 
 Libraries and Reading Rooms * 10 
 
 Principal City Churches 11 
 
 Principal Hotels 12 
 
 Colleges, Seminaries and Schools 12 
 
 Hack Fares 12 
 
 Cemeteries 12 
 
 Fire Alarm Signals 13 
 
 Public Buildings and Benevolent Institutions 13 
 
 Banks and Bankers 14 
 
 Lodges 14 
 
 Opening and Closing of Mails '.J 16 
 
 Railroad Time Tables, Stations and Distances 17 
 
 Places of Interest and Pleasure 21 
 
 oittst d^ttshstess cards. 
 
 Trimmings, Notions, Millinery Goods &c 1, 1 and 2d. page cover. 
 
 Musical Instruments 2d. page cover. 
 
 Watches, Jewelry and Silverware 1 
 
 Sewing Machines 2, and 4th page cover. 
 
 Furniture - 3 and 25 
 
 Clothing 3 
 
 Steam Engines, Machinery supplies &c 4 
 
 Patent Steam Generator 6 
 
 Commercial College 4th page cover. 
 
 Carpets, Oil Cloths &c 2 and 3d page cover. 
 
 Pittsburgh Female College 5 
 
 China, Glass and Queensware 22 
 
 House Furnishing Goods, Stoves &c '. 24 
 
 Fancy Goods, Toys &c 24 
 
 Looking Glasses, Pictures and Frames 26 
 
 Tobacco and Cigars 26 
 
 Advertising Agents 26 
 
 Insurance and Real Estate Agents 26 
 
 Family Grocers [[][ 26 
 
 Job Printers ,26 
 
PITTSBURGH 
 
 STRANGERS' CITY GUIDE. 
 
 Copies can be had from News Agents, on all the through trains coming 
 
 into the City on the different Railroads, and at the principal 
 
 Hotels and News Depots in the City. 
 
 ADDITIONS AD CORRECTIONS MADE ON APPLICATION. 
 
 Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1871, by J. H. McFarland, in the office 
 of the Librarian Of Congress, at Washington, D. C. 
 
 Calendar for 1871. 
 
 Jan. 
 
 Feb. 
 
 Mar. 
 Apr. 
 
 May. 
 Jane 
 
 July 
 
 Am?. 
 
 Oct. 
 
 Kor. 
 
 Dec. 
 
 Express Offices. 
 
 Adams Express Office, 
 nue near Wood. 
 
 Fifth ave- 
 
 Telegraph Offices. 
 
 Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co. 
 of the U. S.; principal office No. 49 
 Fifth ave. Open day and night; branch 
 offices, Perry buildings, Duquesne way, 
 and Union depot. 
 
 Western Union Telegraph Co; prin- 
 cipal office, First National Bank build- 
 ing, cor. Fifth ave. and Wood; open 
 day and night ; branch offices, Duquesne 
 way, Monongahela house, Union depot 
 and all railroad depots. 
 
 Daily Newspapers. 
 
 Pittsburgh Daily Dispatch, No. 69 
 Fifth Avenue. 
 
 Pittsburgh Daily Commercial, Fifth 
 Avenue and Smithfield Street. 
 
 Pittsburgh Daily Gazette, Smithfield 
 and Sixth Avenue. 
 
 Pittsburgh Evening Chronicle, No 70 
 Fifth Avenue. 
 
 Evening Leader, (also issued on Sun- 
 day,) No 76 Fifth Avenue. 
 
 Daily Post, Wood and Virgin Alley. 
 
 Evening Mail, No 80 Fifth Avenue. 
 
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 strangers' city guide. 
 
 CITY PASSENGER RAILWAYS. 
 
 Citizens Passenger Railway Company. 
 
 Station — Penn and Sixth ; runs via Penn street to Lawrenceville and Alle- 
 gheny cemetery ; fare six cents ; cars start every five minutes, from 6 a. m. te- 
 ll p. m. 
 
 Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Manchester Passenger Railway Company. 
 
 Station — Sixth near Penn. This Company runs three lines, two to Manches- 
 ter and one to Troy Hill ; cars marked " Ohio street and Western avenue " run 
 on the main line to Manchester, via Western avenue and West Park ; cars 
 marked " Rebecca street " run through the lower part of Allegheny City, via 
 Lacock and Rebecca streets, and intersect the main line at Beaver avenue ; 
 cars marked " Spring Garden and Troy Hill " run, via Ohio street, through 
 the East Park to Chestnut street ; cars start every five minutes ; fare six cents ; 
 run from 6 a. m. to 11 p. m., on each line. 
 
 Pittsburgh and Birmingham PassengerBailway Company. 
 Station — Liberty and Grant, near the Union railroad depot ; runs via Smith- 
 field street to Monongahela suspension bridge, through Birmingham, via Car- 
 son street, to Brownstown ; fare six cents ; cars start every five minutes, from 
 6 a. m. to 11 p. m. 
 
 Central Passenger Railway Company. 
 Station— Fourth avenue and Market ; runs via Wylie street and Centre ave- 
 nue to Minersville ; every fifteen minutes, from 6 a. in. to 11 p. m. ; fare eight 
 cents. 
 
 Pittsburgh. Oakland and East Liberty Passenger Railway Company. 
 Station — Fourth J Avenue and Market ; puns via Fifth avenue to Oakland 
 every fifteen minutes, from 6 a. m. to 11 p. m.; fare ten cents. Change cars 
 at Oakland for East Liberty ; runs every thirty minutes ; fare five cents. 
 
 Fifth Avenue, Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Passenger Railway Company. 
 Runs from Fifth avenue and Smithfield street, via East Park, Federal street 
 and North Avenue, Allegheny City, to Pleasant Valley, every ten minutes, 
 from 6 a. m. to 11 p. m. ; fare six cents. 
 
 Pittsburgh, Birmingham and Ormsby Passenger Railway Company. 
 Station — Fourth and Market); runs via upper Monongahela bridge and Sarah 
 street, Birmingham, to Ormsby borough, every ten minutes, from 6 a. m. to 11 
 p. m. ; fare six cents. 
 
 Libraries and Reading Rooms. 
 
 Young Men's Mercantile Library, 
 Penn near Sixth. 
 
 Young Men's Christian Association, 
 Sixth and Penn. 
 
 Pittsburgh Church Guild, 262 Penn 
 street. 
 
 Catholic Library and Reading Room, 
 in basement of Cathedral, Fifth ave- 
 nue and Grant. 
 
 Amusements [and Public Halls. 
 
 Pittsburgh Opera House, Fifth ave- 
 nue, between Wood and Smithfield. 
 
 Fifth Avenue Opera House, Fifth 
 avenue, bet. Wood and Smithfield. 
 
 Academy of Music, Liberty near 
 Wood. 
 
 Varieties Theater, Penn, near Sixth. 
 
 Burnell's Museum, Fifth avenue, 
 near Wood. 
 
 Masonic Hall, Fifth avenue, near 
 Wood. 
 
 Library Hall, Penn, near Sixth. 
 
 Lafayette Hall, Wood and Fourth. 
 
 City Hall, Market near Fifth ave. 
 
 New City Hall, (being built, ) Smith- 
 field near Fifth avenue. 
 
 Pittsburgh Gymnastic Association, 
 Fourth avenue, near Smithfield. 
 
STRANGERS' city guide. 
 
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 Principal City Churches. 
 
 Baptist. 
 
 First — Rev. A. J. Rowland ; Fourth 
 avenue, near Ross Street. 
 
 Union— Rev. W. M. Young, D.D.; 
 Grant street near Sixth avenue. 
 
 Sandusky Street — Rev. B. F. Wood- 
 burn ; Sandusky street and North al- 
 ley, Allegheny City. 
 
 Catholic, 
 
 St. Paul's Cathedrah-Rt. Rev. M. 
 Domenec, D.D., Bishop, Rev. John 
 Hickey,rector; Fifth avenue and Grant 
 
 St. Patrick's— Rev. E. F. Garland, 
 rector, Liberty and Seventeenth street. 
 
 St. Philomena's (German) — Rev. — 
 Leopold ; Liberty and Fourteenth sts. 
 
 j Episcopal. 
 
 Trinity — Rev. John Scarborough ; 
 Sixth avenue near Smithfield street. 
 
 St. Peter's— Rev. J. H. Egar ; Grant 
 and Diamond streets. 
 
 St. Andrew's — Rev. Wm. Preston, 
 D.D. ; Ninth near Penn. 
 
 Christ's— Rev. B. F. Brooke; Straw- 
 berry alley and Union avenue Alle- 
 gheny City. 
 
 Lutheran. 
 
 First English — Rev. Samuel Laird; 
 Seventh avenue near Smithfield st. 
 
 Messiah (English)— Rev. J. H. W. 
 Stuckenburgh; Ninth near Penn. 
 
 First (Ger.)— Rev. J. A. F. Mueller, 
 Grant and Seventh ave. 
 
 English — Rev. G. Goettman; Wash- 
 ington, near East Park, Allegheny. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal. 
 
 Christ's Church — Rev. I. A. Pearce; 
 Penn and Eighth. 
 
 Liberty Street — Rev. L. M. Gard- 
 ner; Liberty and Fourth. 
 
 Smithfield Street — Rev. A. B.Leon- 
 ard, Smithfield and Seventh avenue. 
 
 Asbury Chapel — Rev. M. J. Mont- 
 gomery; Penn' a avenue near Logan. 
 
 Wesley Chapel— Rev. J. J. Mcllyar; 
 Liberty and Seventeenth. 
 
 German — Rev. A. Nast; Ross and 
 Fourth avenue. 
 
 Bethel (African)— Rev. W. H. Hun- 
 ter; Wylie and Elm. 
 
 ALLEGHENY. 
 
 Beaver Street— Rev. C. W. Smith; 
 Beaver near Ohio. 
 
 South Common — Rev. T. N. Boyle; 
 Church avenue, near Federal. 
 
 North Avenue— Rev. J. B. Mills; 
 North avenue and Beaver. 
 
 Union Chapel — Rev. I. N. Baird; 
 Ohio ave. and Manhattan. 
 
 Methodist. 
 
 First— Rev. I. A. McKeever; Fifth 
 avenue near Smithfield. 
 
 Third— Rev. J. D. Herr; Penn'a av- 
 enue and Marion. 
 
 East Common — Rev. W. Collier; 
 Union avenue, near Ohio, Allegheny. , 
 
 Presbyterian. 
 
 First— Rev. S. F. Scovel; Wood 
 near Sixth avenue. 
 
 Second— Rev. W. D. Howard, D.D.; 
 Penn and Seventh. 
 
 Third— Rev. F. A. Noble; Sixth av- 
 enue near Smithfield. 
 
 Sixth — Rev. S. J. Wilson; Franklin 
 and Townsend. 
 
 Central— Rev. M. W. Jacobifs, D.D.;, 
 Smithfield near Sixth Avenue. 
 
 ALLEGHENY. 
 
 First— Rev. E. E. Swift; Beaver 
 near Ohio. 
 
 Central — Rev. -•; Lacock 
 
 and Anderson. 
 
 North— Rev. A. A. Hodge, D.D.; 
 Lincoln and Grant avenues. 
 
 United Presbyterian. 
 
 First — Rev. Wm. J. Reid; Seventh 
 avenue near Smithfield. 
 
 Second — Rev. T. H. Hanna; Sixth 
 avenue near Smithfield. 
 
 Third— Rev. John G. Brown, D.D.; 
 Diamond near Grant. ' 
 
 ALLEGHENY. 
 
 First— Rev. ■ . ; Union ave.~ 
 
 Second— Rev. J. B. Clark, D.D.; 
 Sandusky and Stockton avenue. 
 
 Third — Rev. J. R. Kerr ; Ridge near 
 Marion avenue. d^ 
 
 Fourth — Rev. W. Fulton, Beaver 
 and Montgomery avenue. 
 
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 strangers' city guide. 
 
 Reformed Presbyterian. 
 
 First — Kev. John Douglass, D.D.; 
 Liberty near Smithfield. 
 
 Second — Rev, A. M. Milligan; 
 Eighth near Penn . 
 
 Cumberland Presbyterian. 
 First — Rev. E. K. Squier; Sixth av- 
 enue near Wood. 
 
 Reformed. 
 
 Grace Church — Rev. T. J. Barkley; 
 Grant and Webster avenue . 
 
 First Church— Rev. John A. Woff- 
 heins; Marion avenue and Marshall, 
 Allegheny City. 
 
 Disciples. 
 
 First— Rev. W. S. Gray; in hall 
 Fourth avenue and Liberty. 
 
 First — Rev. Joseph King; Beaver 
 and Montgomery avenue, Allegheny. 
 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 Jewish Synagogue; Eighth near 
 Penn. 
 
 Independent Welsh — Ross near Dia- 
 mond. 
 
 Plymouth Congregational — Rev. E. 
 Y. Garrette; in hall, corner Federal 
 and Lacock, Allegheny City. 
 
 Universalist — Rev. W. M. Van de 
 Mark; Third avenue and Grant. 
 
 Unitarian — Rev. — Wilson; in hall 
 69 Fifth avenue. 
 
 Zion (Evangelical association) — Rev. 
 — Mott; High near Wylie. 
 
 New Jerusalem (Swedenborgian) — 
 Rev. W. H. Benade; Hall, Sixth ave- 
 nue and Wood. 
 
 Welsh Calvinistic — Rev. David Wil- 
 liams; Second ave. and Cherry alley. 
 
 German Evangelical — Rev. Charles, 
 Neil; Sixth avenue and Smithfield. 
 
 Pares of Hackney Coaches. 
 
 One passenger, with trunk, 
 valise, or carpet bag, from one 
 point to another within the city 
 limits 50 cts. 
 
 Each additional passenger or 
 piece of baggage 25' cts. 
 
 ffi^Tn case of dispute, apply at the 
 Mayor's office. 
 
 Cemeteries. 
 
 Allegheny Cemetery, terminus of 
 Citizens Passenger Railway, Butler st . 
 
 St. Mary's Cemetery, (Catholic,) 
 terminus of Citizens Passenger Rail- 
 way, Butler street. 
 
 Uniondale and Mt. Union Cemeter- 
 ies, terminus Pleasant Valley Passen- 
 ger Railway, McClure township. 
 
 Principal Hotels. 
 
 Monongahela House, Smithfield, 
 Water and First avenue. 
 
 St. Charles, Wood and Third ave. 
 
 Central, Smithfield, Second and 
 Third avenues. 
 
 Union Depot Hotel, at Union rail- 
 road depot, Liberty near Grant. 
 
 St. Clair, Penn and Sixth. 
 
 Robinson House, Duquesne Way 
 and Seventh. 
 
 Hare's, Liberty, foot of Fifth av. 
 
 Red Lion, Sixth, near suspension 
 bridge. 
 
 St. Nicholas, Grant and Fourth av. 
 
 Eagle, Liberty, near Seventh av. 
 
 St. James, Liberty near Union de- 
 pot. 
 
 Rush House, Liberty and Eleventh. 
 
 Colleges, Seminaries and Schools. 
 
 Western Theological Seminary — 
 Ridge street, near Irwin avenue, Alle- 
 gheny City. 
 
 Pittsburgh Female College, Eighth 
 near Penn. 
 
 School of Design, Sixth avenue and 
 Wood. 
 
 Penn' a Female College, near Shady 
 Side Station, Penna, R, R, 
 
 Pittsburgh High School, Sixth ave- 
 nue and Wood. (New building being 
 erected) Fulton and Bluff. 
 
 Iron City Commercial College, Sixth 
 and Penn. 
 
 Duff's Commercial College, Fifth 
 avenue near Wood. 
 
 Curry Institute, Sixth and Du- 
 quesne Way. 
 
 Shaffer's Commercial School, Sixth 
 near Duquesne way. 
 
 Newell Institute, No. 255 Penn. 
 
 Bishop Bowman Institute 62 Grant. 
 
strangers' city guide. 
 
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 Public Buildings and Benevolent 
 Institutions. 
 
 Court House, Fifth avenue, Grant, 
 Ross and Diamond. 
 
 County Jail, Fifth avenue, Ross and 
 Diamond. 
 
 Mayor's Office, Fourth avenue near 
 Smithfield. 
 
 Post Office, Fifth avenue and Smith- 
 field. 
 
 U. S. Custom House, Fifth avenue 
 and Smithfield. 
 
 Market House, Market near Fifth 
 avenue. 
 
 Western Penitentiary, Ohio street 
 and "West Park, Allegheny City. 
 
 Work House and Inebriate Asylum, 
 Claremont station, West Penn'a R.R. 
 
 House of Refuge, near Wood's Run 
 station, on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 
 and Chicago railroad. 
 
 City Poor Farm, seven miles up the 
 Monongahela river at City Farm sta- 
 tion, Connellsville railroad. 
 
 New City Hall, (being built, ) Smith- 
 field street near Fifth avenue. 
 
 U. S. Arsenal, Butler street, on line 
 of Citizens Passenger railway. 
 
 Western Penn'a Hospital, Penn'a 
 railroad near outer depot. Insane 
 department, Dixmont station, Fort 
 Wayne railroad. 
 
 Marine Hospital, bank of the Ohio 
 river near Superior station, Pittsburgh, 
 Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad. 
 
 Allegheny County Poor Farm, on 
 Washington pike, eight miles from 
 the city. 
 
 Home for the Friendless, Washing- 
 ton street near Cedar avenue, Alle- 
 gheny City. 
 
 Home for Aged Women, Wilkins- 
 burgh, Penn'a railroad. 
 
 Home for Destitute Women, 45 
 Chatham street. 
 
 Young Men's Home Bethel and 
 Home for Destitute Men, Duquesne 
 way and Eighth street. 
 
 House of Industry, Washington 
 street, near Cedar avenue, Allegheny 
 City. 
 
 Homeopathic Hospital and Dispens- 
 ary, No. 146 Second avenue. 
 
 Mercy Hospital, Stevenson street 
 near Penn'a avenue. 
 
 Pittsburgh and Allegheny Orphan 
 
 Asylum, Ridge street, near Irwin ave- 
 nue, Allegheny City. 
 
 Pittsburgh Infirmary, Roberts and 
 Reed. 
 
 Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum, 
 Tannehill street, 
 
 Convent Sisters of Mercy, Webster 
 avenue and Chatham. 
 
 Fire Alarm Signals. 
 
 Alarm bell in court house yard, 
 Fifth avenue and Ross; office and gen- 
 eral signal station, Fourth avenue 
 near Smithfield. 
 
 In cases of alarm, the locality of the 
 fire is indicated by taps on the alarm 
 bell; for instance, if near station 24 
 the bell will give two taps, pause and 
 then four taps, and same way, in ref- 
 erence to all other stations. 
 
 2, Penn and Second streets. 
 
 3, Front and Short streets. 
 
 4, Ferry street and Second avenue. 
 
 5, Eagle E. H., Fourth avenue, bet. 
 
 Ferry and Liberty streets. 
 
 6, Cecil alley and Penn street, 
 
 7, Market and Water. 
 
 8, Central Station, Fourth avenue, 
 
 • bet. Smithfield and Wood. 
 
 12, Liberty and Sixth streets. 
 
 13, Vigilant Engine House, Third 
 
 avenue near Market. 
 
 14, Diamond alley and Wood street. 
 15,- Fourth street and Duquesne way. 
 
 16, Duquesne E. H., Smithfield street 
 
 bet. First and Second. 
 
 17, Sixth avenue and Wood street, 
 21, Allegheny E. H., Seventh avenue. 
 
 23, Ninth and Penn streets. 
 
 24, Smithfield street and Fifth ave. 
 
 25, Grant street and Third avenue. 
 
 26, Grant street and Diamond alley. 
 
 27, Grant street and Webster avenue. 
 
 31, Neptune E. H., Seventh avenue 
 
 near Smithfield street. 
 
 32, Penn and Tenth streets. 
 
 34, Liberty and Eleventh streets. 
 
 35, Washington and Wylie streets. 
 
 36, Fifth avenue and High street. 
 
 37, Try street and Second avenue. 
 
 41, Brewery Street and Second ave. 
 
 42, Fifth avenue and Federal street. 
 
 43, Fifth avenue and Elm street. 
 
 45, Logan and Franklin street. 
 
 46, Thirteenth and Pike streets. 
 
 47, Niagara E. H., Penn street. 
 
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 stranger's city guide. 
 
 51, Wylie and Fulton Streets. 
 
 52, Fifth avenue and Pride street. 
 
 53, Relief E. H. , Fifth avenue. 
 
 54, Centre avenue and Arthurs street. 
 57, Green Street and Centre avenue. 
 
 61, Penn and Seventeenth streets. 
 
 62, Independence E. H., Penn street. 
 
 63, Penn and Twenty-sixth streets. 
 
 64, Penn and Twenty-eighth streets. 
 
 65, Penn and Thirtieth streets. 
 
 67, Penn and Thirty-second streets. 
 
 71, Penn and Railroad streets. 
 
 72, Thirty-sixth and Railroad streets. 
 
 73, Forty-second and Railroad streets. 
 
 74, Forty-fifth and Railroad Streets. 
 
 75, Forty-ninth and Railroad streets. 
 
 76, Brady street and Fifth avenue. 
 
 81, Kirkpatrick street and Centre av. 
 
 82, Miner street and Centre avenue. 
 
 83, Thirty-eighth and Railroad sts. 
 
 Banks and Bankers. 
 
 Bank Rules. — The banks are open 
 every day in the year, from 10 a. m. 
 to 3 p. m., except Sundays, Christmas, 
 New Year's Day, the Fourth of July, 
 and general holidays appointed by le- 
 gal authority. The interest for dis- 
 count in the banks of this city is fixed 
 at one per cent, for sixty days. Three 
 days of grace are allowed, and the 
 discount taken for the same. 
 
 Clearing house, in Bank of Pitts- 
 burgh building, Fourth avenue near 
 Market. 
 
 Bank of Pittsburgh, Third and 
 Fourth aves., bet. Wood and Market. 
 
 First National, Wood and Fifth av. 
 
 Second National, Liberty and Ninth. 
 
 Third National, 146 Wood. 
 
 Fourth National, 82 Fourtn ave. 
 
 Allegheny National, 33 Fifth ave. 
 
 American, 80 Fourth ave. 
 
 Artisans Deposit, 46 Wood. 
 
 Central, 35 Fifth ave. 
 
 Citizens National, Wood and Dia- 
 mond sts. 
 
 City, 112 Fifth ave. 
 
 Commercial Banking Co., 92 Fourth 
 avenue. 
 
 Diamond Savings Bank of Pitts- 
 burgh, 6 Diamond. 
 
 Dollar Savings, 124 Fourth ave. 
 
 Duquesne, 65 Smithfield. 
 
 Duquesne Savings, 64 Fourth av. 
 
 Exchange National, 32 Fifth av. 
 
 Farmers Deposit National, 66 Fourth 
 avenue. 
 
 Fort Pitt Banking Co., 169 Wood. 
 
 Freehold, 68 Smithfield. 
 
 German National, Wood and Sixth 
 avenue. 
 
 Germania Savings, 65 Fourth ave. 
 
 Iron City National, 74 Fourth ave. 
 
 Keystone,- 293 Liberty. 
 
 Masonic Deposit Savings, 131 Smith- 
 field. 
 
 Mechanics National, 71 Fourth. 
 
 Mechanics Savings, 75 Smithfield. 
 
 Merchants and Manufacturers, 61 
 Fourth avenue. 
 
 National Trust Co., 423 Penn. 
 
 Peoples National, 79 Wood. 
 
 Peoples Savings Bank of Pittsburgh, 
 83 Fourth avenue. 
 
 Pittsburgh Bank for Savings, 61 
 Fourth avenue. 
 
 Pittsburgh National Bank of Com- 
 merce, Sixth avenue and Wood. 
 
 Pittsburgh Savings Bank, 188 Lib- 
 erty street. 
 
 Real Estate Savings, 63 Fourth ave. 
 
 Safe Deposit Co. of Pittsburgh, 83 
 Fourth avenue. 
 
 Tradesman's National, Second ave- 
 nue and Wood. 
 
 Uniou National, Fourth ave. and 
 Market. 
 
 Western Savings, 59 Fourth ave. 
 
 Jas. T. Brady & Co., Fourth ave- 
 nue and Wood. 
 
 Hart, Caughey & Co., 62 Wood. 
 
 N. Holmes & Sons, 57 Market. 
 
 T. Mellon & Sons, 145 Smithfield. 
 
 S. McClean & Co., 61 Fourth ave. 
 
 Ira B. McVay &Co., Fourth avenue 
 and Smithfield. 
 
 R. Patrick & Co., 40 Fifth avenue. 
 
 Robinson Brothers, 78 Fourth ave. 
 Semple & Jones, 44 Wood. 
 
 Lo dg es. 
 
 Masonic. 
 
 Hall — Fifth avenue between Wood 
 and Smithfield. 
 
 No. 45, last Wednesday of each 
 month. 
 
 St. Johns, No. 219, second Thursday. 
 
 Franklin, No. 221, first and third 
 Thursdays. 
 
 
 I 
 
strangers' city guide. 
 
 15 
 
 Solomon, No. 231, (German,) meets 
 third Friday. 
 
 "Washington, No. 253, meets last 
 Tuesday. 
 
 Milnor, No. 287, meets third Tues- 
 day. 
 
 Pittsburgh, No. 484, meets second 
 M onday. 
 
 Chapters. 
 
 Zerrubabel, No. 162, meets first 
 Tuesday. 
 
 Duquesne, No. 193 meets fourth 
 Thursday. 
 
 Commandery . 
 Pittsburgh, No. 1, meets second Mon- 
 day. 
 
 Council. 
 
 Mt. Moriah, No. 2, meets first Mon- 
 day. 
 
 Jefferson, No. 288, meets first "Wed- 
 nesday. 
 
 No. 489 meets second and fourth 
 "Wednesdays. 
 
 Lodge of Perfection, Gourgas, meets 
 second Monday. 
 
 Odd Fellows. 
 
 "William Tell, No. 45 (German) meets 
 Mondays at hall, Fifth av. near Grant. 
 
 Allegheny, No. 49, meets Thursdays 
 at same place, 
 
 Monument, No. 421, meets Fridays 
 at same place. 
 
 Iron City, No 182. meets Mondays 
 at Curtis Hall, "Wood and Virgin alley. 
 
 Day Spring, No. 409, meets Tues- 
 day at same place. 
 
 Angerona, No. 289, meets Wednes- 
 day at same place. 
 
 Rhine. No. 424, (German,) meets 
 Thurdays at same place. 
 
 Zocco, No. 385, meets Fridays at 
 same place. 
 
 Mechanics No. 9, meets Saturdays 
 at same place. 
 
 George S. Morris, No. 431, meets 
 Mondays at Morris hall, "Wood and 
 Sixth avenue. 
 
 Elias Wildman, No. 549, meets 
 Tuesdays at same place. 
 
 "Western Star, No. 24, meets "Wed- 
 nesdays at same place. 
 
 R. Biddle Roberts, No. 531, meets 
 Thursdays at same place. 
 
 Pittsburgh, No. 336, meets Fridays 
 at same place. 
 
 Duquesne, No. 32, meets Thursdays 
 at Liberty hall. 
 
 Mt. Moriah, No. 360, meets Fridays 
 in Maltby's building, Fifth ave. near 
 Wood. 
 
 Henry Lambert, No. 475, meets Fri- 
 days at Reis' hall, Fifth avenue. 
 
 Encampments. 
 
 Pittsburgh, No. 2, meets first and 
 third Tuesdays at Connolly's hall, 
 Grant street. 
 
 Mercantile, No. 87, meets second 
 and fourth Tuesdays at same place. 
 
 R. A. Lamberton, No. 125, meets 
 first and third Saturdays at Morris' 
 hall, "Wood street. 
 
 DaugJiters of Rebeccah. 
 Electa, No. 22, meets fourth Tues- 
 day at hall, Fifth avenue near Grant. 
 
 Knights of Pythias. 
 
 Hall Fifth avenue. 
 
 Star of the "West, No. 140, meets 
 Thursdays. 
 
 Fort Pitt. No. 170, meets Wednes- 
 days. 
 
 Mozart, No. 189, meets Tuesdays. 
 
 Medoc, No. 229, meets .Mondays. 
 
 Temperance Societies. 
 
 True Templars. 
 
 Smoky City, No. 390, meets Thurs- 
 days at Connolly's hall, Diamond and 
 Grant. 
 
 Temples oi Honor. 
 
 Morning Star, No. 25, meets Wed- 
 nesdays, at hall Fourth avenue near 
 Wood. 
 
 Evening Star, No. 59, meets Fri- 
 days at same place . 
 i Cadets. 
 
 Crystal Fountain, No. 5, meets 
 Thursdays, at hall, Third avenue and 
 Market. 
 
 Union, No. 8, meets Saturdays,, at 
 Odd Felloes' hall, Ninth ward. 
 
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 STRANGERS' CITY GUIDE. 
 
 Chapters. 
 
 Aleppa, No. 1, meets Thursdays at 
 59 Fourth avenue. 
 
 Fidelity, No. 4, meets Tuesdays in 
 Reis' hall, Pride and Fifth avenue. 
 
 Sons of Temperance. 
 
 Crystal Spring, No . 81, meets Satur- 
 days, in English's building, Fourth 
 avenue near Wood. 
 
 Pittsburgh, No. 42, meets Tuesdays 
 in Templars' hall. 
 
 American Protestant Association. 
 
 No Surrender, No. 4, meets Tues- 
 days, at hall Ninth and Liberty. 
 
 Luther, No. 3, meets Thursdays at 
 same place. 
 
 Sons of Joshua, meet Fridays at 
 same place. 
 
 Keystone, No. 72, meets Mondays 
 
 at hall, Seventh ave. near Smithfield. 
 
 Teutonia, No. 57, meets Tuesdays 
 at same place. 
 
 Iron City, No. -36, meets Tuesdays 
 at same place. 
 
 Maiden City, No. 81, meets Fridays 
 at hall on Tenth street. 
 
 Grand Army of the Republic. 
 
 Gen. Hays Post, No. 3, meets Mon- 
 days, at hall, Fourth avenue, near 
 "Wood. 
 
 Improved Order of Red Men. 
 
 Pontiac Tribe, No. 15, meets Wed- 
 nesdays, in Daily Dispatch building, 
 Fifth avenue. 
 
 Allequippa Tribe, No. 58, meets 
 first and third Fridays, at same place. 
 
 
 Arrival and Departure of Mails at Pittsburgh Post Office. 
 
 Fifth Avenue and Smithfield Street. 
 
 Office open from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. On Saturdays to 8 p. m. Sundays 
 from 7 to 9 a. m. Boxes for the reception of letters are located on the lamp 
 posts, at convenient points throughout the city, which are visited by letter 
 carriers three times daily, and the collections deposited in the main 
 office. 
 
 MAILS CLOSE. 
 
 New York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Hartford; 11.30 a. m.; 4.45, 10.20 and 
 11.30 p. m. 
 
 Boston, Baltimore, Washington; 4.45, 10.20 and 11.30 p. m. 
 
 Chicago, Cincinnati, Columbus, Fort Wayne, Louisville, St Louis, Steuben- 
 ville, Indianapolis, Nashville; 1.50 and 11.30 p. m. 
 
 Detroit, Cleveland, Toledo, Wheeling; 11.30 a. m. and 11.30 p. m. 
 
 Mails close on Sunday, 9.00 a. m. and 9.00 p. m. 
 
 Way mails close midnight. 
 
 MAILS ARRIVE. 
 
 New York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Hartford, Baltimore, Boston, Washing- 
 ton; 2.00 and 11 a.m. 
 
 Chicago, Fort Wayne; 2.00 a. m. and 1.00 p. m. 
 
 Valparaiso, Ind., Plymouth, Imfl. ; 1.00 p.m. 
 
 Cincinnati, Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, Steubenville, St. Louis; 1.00. 
 p. m. and 6.30 p. m. 
 
 Nashville, Memphis; 1.00 p. m. 
 
strangers' city guide. 
 
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 railroad "Time tables. 
 
 Pennsylvania Central — Union Depot, Liberty Street, near Grant. 
 
 ARRIVE. 
 
 Mail train 1.00 a m 
 
 Fast line 1.20 a m 
 
 Cincinnati express 10 .00 a m 
 
 1st Pacific express 10.20 a m 
 
 2d Pacific express 10.40 a m 
 
 Way passenger 8.20 a m 
 
 ACCOMMODATION. 
 
 Wall's No. 1 6.20 a m 
 
 Homewood No. 1 7.20 a m 
 
 Brinton No. 1 7.50 a m 
 
 Wall's <k 2 8.50am 
 
 Wall's «** 3 9.40 am 
 
 Altoona 1.35 pm 
 
 Wall's No. 4 2.20 p m 
 
 Wall's " 5 3.20 pm 
 
 Wall's " 6 5.50 pm 
 
 Homewood No. 2 6.45 p m 
 
 Wall's No. 7 7.20 p m 
 
 Brinton No. 8 11.10 pm 
 
 LBAVB. 
 
 Pacific express 1.50 a m 
 
 Mail train 8.10 a m 
 
 Cincinnati express 12.50 a m 
 
 Philadelphia express. ... 6.05 p m 
 
 Fast line 11.40 p m 
 
 ACCOMMODATION. 
 
 Homewood No. 1 6.00 a m 
 
 Wall's No. 1 6.30 a m 
 
 " " 2 7.30 am 
 
 <• " 3 10.20 am 
 
 " " 4 11.51am 
 
 * " " 5 3.20 pm 
 
 Johnstown 4.20 p m 
 
 Wall's No. 6... 4.50pm 
 
 Homewood No. 2 5.35 p m 
 
 Wall's No 7 6.15 p m 
 
 Brinton No. 1 9.20 p m 
 
 Wall's No. 8 10.50 pm 
 
 Pacific Express leaving Pittsburgh at 1 ;50 a m. arrives at Harrisburg 11;15 
 a m. ; Philadelphia 3;15 p m. Baltimore 3;00 p m. ; Washington 5;05 p m. 
 
 Cincinnati Express, leaving Pittsburgh at 12;59 p m., arrives at Harrisbnrg 
 10;35 p m; Philadelphia 3,10 a m. 
 
 Philadelphia Express, leaving Pittsburgh at 6;05 p m., arrives at Harrisburg 
 3;50 a m. ; Philadelphia 6;40 a m. ; Baltimore 7;25 a m. ; Washington 10;00 a m. 
 
 Fast Line leaving Pittsburgh at 11;40 p m. arrive at Harrisburgh 7;15 a m. ; 
 Philadelphia 11;15 am.; Baltimore, 10;40 a m.; Washington 1;10 p m. 
 
 The Church Trains leave Wall's Station every Sunday at 8;50 am., reaching 
 Pittsburgh at 9;50 a m. Returning, leave Pittsburgh at 12;30 p m., and arrive 
 at Wall's Station at 2;05 p m. 
 
 Stations and Distances from Pittsburgh. 
 
 Pittsburgh Manor.. 23:8 South Fork 87:2 Newport 221 
 
 Lawreneeville... 1.7 Penn 25:3 Summerhill 89:3 Duncannon 233 
 
 Bellefield 2.5 Grapevilie 27:2 Wilmore 91:6 Marysville 240 
 
 Millvale..... 2.8 Radebaugh's 29:0 Portage 94:5 Harrisburg 248 
 
 Shadyside 3.2 Greeusburg 31:1 Sonman 95:7 Middletown 258 
 
 Roup's 3.8 George's 34:4 Lilly's 98:8 Elizabethtown... 267 
 
 East Liberty 4.5 Carney's 36:9 Oresson 101:8 Mount Joy 273 
 
 Torren's 4.9 Beatty's 38:5 Gallitzin 104:9 Landisville 278 
 
 Homewood 5.7 Latrobe 40:8 Bennington 106 6 Lancaster 285 
 
 Brushton 6.2 St Clair.... 43:5 Kitanning Pt... .111:5 Bird-in-Hand 292 
 
 Wilkinsburgh... 6.9 Derry 45:9 McGarvey's 114:5 Leaman Place 297 
 
 Edgewood 7.5 Millwood 47:8 Altoona 116;7 ,Gap 303 
 
 Swissvale 8.2 Hillside 49:3 Bell's Mills 123 Christiana 305 
 
 Hawkins' 9.1 Blairsville Int. . . 53:3 Tripton 127 Pennington ville. 307 
 
 Copeland 9.7 Bolivar 58:2 Tyrone 131 Parksburg 31" 
 
 Braddock's 10.1 Lockport 59:9 Birmingham 134 Coatesville 315 
 
 McKinney's 11.0 Houston's 62:6 Spruce Creek .... 139 Downingtown.... 32l 
 
 Brinton's 11.7 New Florence 64:5 Barree 141 Oakland 326 
 
 Turtle Creek 12.8 Nineveh 68:6 Petersburg 144 Steamboat 329 
 
 Wall's 14.7 Con: Furnace 70:6 Huntingdon 151 West Chester Int. 333 
 
 Moss Side 15.7 Sang Hollow .... 74:0 Mill Creek 156 Paoli 334 
 
 Stewart-s 16.8 Sheridan 75:7 Mount Union 163 Morgan's Corner. 341 
 
 Carpenter's 19.0 Johnstown 78:0 McVeytown 176 Bryn Mawr 344 
 
 Larimer's 20.1 Conemaugh 80:4 Lewistown 188 Overbrook 349 
 
 Irwin's 21.5 Mineral Point .. . 84:3 Mifflin 199 Mantua 355 
 
 Shafton .-22.4 Viaduct 86:9 Perrysville 202 Philadelphia 355 
 
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 STRANGERS 7 CITY GUIDE. 
 
 Pittsburgh and Connellsville. — Depot, Grant and Water Streets. 
 
 Baltimore express 6:10 am 
 
 Mail train 6:50 am 
 
 Mixed sroy accommodation . . 9 :20 a m 
 
 1st McKeesport accom 11 :00 a m 
 
 Pittsburgh and Connellsville 
 
 accommodation 3:15 p m 
 
 "West Newton accom 4:80 p m 
 
 Braddock's accom 5:30 p m 
 
 2d McKeesport accom. 6:20 p m 
 
 3d McKeesport accom .10:40 p m 
 
 West Newton church train?. .12:50 p m 
 
 1st McKeesport accom 6:40 a m 
 
 2d McKeesport accom 8:00 a m 
 
 West Newton accom 8:40 a m 
 
 Pittsburgh and Connellsville 
 
 accommodotion. 10:10 a m 
 
 Cincinnati express 11:20 a m 
 
 3d McKeesport accom 2:10 p m 
 
 Mixed way accommodation. . 3 :50 p m 
 
 Mail train 6:10 p m 
 
 Braddock's accom 7:00 p m 
 
 West Newton church train. .10:10 a m 
 
 The Cincinnati and Baltimore express, and Pittsburgh and Connellsville ac- 
 commodations, east and west, will connect at Broad Ford and Connellsville 
 with trains for Mt. Pleasant and Uniontown. 
 
 Stations and Distances from Pittsburgh. 
 
 Pittsburgh 
 
 Sobo 1;4 
 
 Laughlin's 2;3 
 
 Frankstown 2;6 
 
 Hazel wood 3,3 
 
 Grove 3;5 
 
 Glenwood 4;1 
 
 Brown's 5;6 
 
 Salt Works 6;2 
 
 City Farm 6;7 
 
 Mills' 8;4 
 
 Braddocks 8;9 
 
 Brinton 9;9 
 
 Port Perry 10;3 
 
 Saltsburg 11;4 
 
 Riverside 13;1 
 
 McKeesport 13;9 
 
 Long Run 16;2 
 
 Ellrod's 17: 
 
 Osceola 19 
 
 Alpsville 20 
 
 Coultersville 21 
 
 Bobbins 23 
 
 Guffey's 23 
 
 Shaner's 24 
 
 Armstrong 25 
 
 Moore's 26 
 
 Suter's ..28 
 
 Amieville 29 
 
 West Newton 32 
 
 Snyder's 34 
 
 Port Royal 36 
 
 Smith's Mills 38 
 
 Jacob's Creek 39 
 
 Banning's 40 
 
 Henderson's 42;3 
 
 Layton's 1 44;1 
 
 Miltenbe'rger 48;6 
 
 Laurel Run 49;6 
 
 Dawson's 51 ;5 
 
 Sedgwick 52;5 
 
 Tyrone Mines 54:2 
 
 B'd F'd. & Mt. P J 54;6 
 
 Connellsville 57;0 
 
 White Rock 58;0 
 
 Sand Works 60;3 
 
 Indian Creek 65;2 
 
 OhioPyle 74,8 
 
 Bidwell's... 79,9 
 
 Braketown Run. .82;4 
 
 Confluence 85;l 
 
 Cisina 86.1 
 
 Brook Tunnel . . 89;3 
 
 (Jassellman 96; 
 
 Middle Creek.... 97, -6 
 Mineral Point Jc,101;0 
 
 Garrett 107;4 
 
 Yoder's 108;8 
 
 Meyer's Mill ....112;5 
 
 Sand Patch 116;4 
 
 Philson's 123;l 
 
 Glencoe 126;3 
 
 Southampton 127;4 
 
 Fairkope 130;3 
 
 Bridgeport 136;) 
 
 Cook's Mills 140;7 
 
 Mt. Savage Junc.l46;2 
 
 Cumberland 149;6 
 
 Baltimore 327;0 
 
 Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis. — Union Depot. 
 
 DEPART . 
 
 Fast Line 1 ;43 a m 
 
 Columbus Mail 7;13 a m 
 
 Washington Ac 8;38 a m 
 
 Pacific Express 11 ;03 a m 
 
 McDonald Ac 1I;28 a m 
 
 Southern Express -. 3;18 p m 
 
 Steubenville Ac 4;28 p m 
 
 McDonald Ac 6;13 p m 
 
 Sunday Church Train 12;58 p m 
 
 ARRIVE. 
 
 McDonald Ac 6;58 a m 
 
 Washington Ac 8;33 a m 
 
 Steubenville Ac 9;58 a m 
 
 Cincinnati Express . . .12;13 p m 
 
 McDonald's Ac 8;43 p m 
 
 Columbus Mail 5;28 p m 
 
 Fast Line . 5;43 p m 
 
 Southern Express. 11;28 p m 
 
 Sunday Church Train 9;58 a m 
 
 Trains on Chartiers Eailroad will leave Mansfield on the arrival of Washing 
 ton Accommodation, leaving Pittsburgh at 8;38 a. m., and Steubenville Ac- 
 commodation leaving Pittsburgh at 4;28 p. m. ; returning will connect at 
 Mansfield with Washington Accommodation due in Pittsburgh at 8;33 a. m., 
 and Mail Train due in Pittsburgh at 5;28 p. m. 
 
 Sleeping-cars without change, to Ciucinnati, Louisville, Indianapolis, and 
 St. Louis. 
 
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 Stations and Distances from Pittsburgh. 
 
 Pittsburgh Paris Crossing ... 34;6 Rock'Run 127.3 Selma 233 
 
 Birmingham...... 1;1 Collier 36; Franklin 128.9 Cedarville 239.0 
 
 Temperanceville. 2;d Holliday's Cove. 39;0 Conesville 130.7 Xenia 247 
 
 Sawyer's 3:5 Edgington 41;4 Adams' Mills 134.3 Spring Valley ...253.7 
 
 Nimick 3.7 Steubenville .... 43;0 Dresden 137.8 Claysville 255.5 
 
 Sheridan 4;2 Mingo 46;0 Frazeysburg. 143.7 Oorwin ....261.0 
 
 Ingram.... 5;2 Gould's 4S;7 Nasbport Eoad...l46.8 Freeport 266.8 
 
 Brodhead 5.5 Alexandria Ed. . 50 $7 Hanover 151.7 Fort Ancient ... .270 3 
 
 Cemetery 6;4 Smithfield 54;7 Montgomery's.. ..155.0 Morrow 275.6 
 
 Bell's.............. 7;4 Reed's 57;3 Shop Switch ....159 South Lebanon ..280.4 
 
 North Mansfield.. 7;6 Shelley's 59;6 Newark 160.0 Fosters' 284.4 
 
 Mansfield 8;4 Bloomfield 61;3 Granville 163.7 Butterworth's ..286.4 
 
 Fort Pitt 10;2 Ur.ionport ...... . 63;3 Union, Ohio 166.3 Loveland 288.9 
 
 Walker's Mill ....11 ;0 Miller's 66;3 Kirkersville 171.3 Branch Hill 290,9 
 
 Hays i'2;4 Cadiz Junction.. 68:0 Pataskala 175.5 Miamiville 294.7 
 
 Gregg's 13;3 Fairview 72.0 Columbia 176.5 Camp Dennison.296.0 
 
 Oakdale, 14;7 New Market 77.2 Summit 179.0 Milford 298.0 
 
 Nbblestown 15;4 Mastersville 80.7 Black Lick 182.5 Gravelotte 299.4 
 
 "Willow Grove ... .16,8 Bowerston 83.3 Taylor's 184.5 Newtown 301.9 
 
 McDonald 18;1 Philadelphia Rd. 88.2 Big Walnut 1S5.5 Plainville 302 6 
 
 Primrose 19;6 Dennison '. 92.5 Alum Creek 189.5 Red Bank 304.3 
 
 Midway 21;3 Uhrichsville 93:0 Columbus 193.0 Linwood 305 3 
 
 Bulger 23;3 Trenton 96.0 Sullivant's 198.0 Columbia 37.0 
 
 Whitestown 25;0 Lock No. 17 100.0 Alton 202.0 Tusculum... 307.7 
 
 Printers) 25;2 Port Washingtonl03.7 West Jefferson.. 207.5 Pendleton 308.7 
 
 Raccoon 25;4 Newcomerstown 110.0 Glade Run 212.0 Cincinnati 313.0 
 
 Burgettstown....27;4 Oxford 113.7 London 217.5 Indianapolis ....381.0 
 
 Dinsmore 29:7 West Lafayette ..117.8 Florence 223.0 St. Louis 653.0 
 
 Hanlin's 32;0 Coshocton 124.3 Sth. Charleston. .228.0 Vinoennes 681.0 
 
 Allegheny Valley*!;— Union Depot. 
 
 LEAVE. ARRIVE. 
 
 Day Express 8:25 am 7:45 p m 
 
 Night Express*, 10:00 p m 6:30 a m 
 
 Mail train 12:20 b m 5:50 p m 
 
 Parker's accommodation 6:00 a m 10:22 p m 
 
 Brady's Bend accommodation '. 3:20 p m 10:10 a m 
 
 Freeport accommodation 9 :35 a m 2:30 p m 
 
 Soda Works 5:05 p m 8:09 a m 
 
 1st Hulton 6:40 a m 8:50 a m 
 
 2d Hulton , 5:00 p m 7;20 p m 
 
 Church, train to and from Soda Works (Sunday) arrives in Pittsburgh at 9:50 
 a. m. and leaves at 12:50 p. m. 
 
 Express trains stop only at principal points. 
 
 Pullman drawing-room sleeping-cars on night express trains between Pitts- 
 burgh and Maysville . Through coaches on day express trains between Pitts- 
 burgh and Brockton. 
 
 Stations and Distances from Pittsburgh. 
 
 Pittsburgh Johnston 15;1 Manorville 42;3 Dotter's Siding.. 91;8 
 
 Dugan's Siding .. 1;0 Logan's Ferry, 16;5 Kittanning 44;5 Black's Siding .. 96;7 
 
 Thirty-Third St.. 1.8 Parnassus 17:4 Cowanshaunock .47;7 Rockland 98:6 
 
 Forty-Third St 2;6 Arnold's 19:1 Pine Creek 49;5 St.Georges Sid'g.l01;4 
 
 M'Candless 3;1 Lockhart 1S;7 Templeton 53;8 Robert's Run 103;8 
 
 Standard . 3;9 Tarentum 20;7 Mahoning 54:7 Scrubgrass 106;7 
 
 Sharpsburg 4;4 Chartiers 22;2 Reimerton 59;1 Brandons Ferry.H2;7 
 
 Morning Side 5;0 Soda Works 22;9 Red Bank 63;7 Foster 115;5 
 
 Haight's Run 5:4 Garver's Ferry . .27;2 Phillipsburgh 65;9 East Sandy 117;8 
 
 Brilliant 6;p West Penn Junc..28;8 Brady's Bend 68:5 Cochran 121;2 
 
 Waring 6;6 Schenley 29,1 Catfish 71;0 Gravel Siding 121;8 
 
 Ireland 7;1 Aladdin 30;0 Sarah Fuanace ...72;6 Franklin 123;1 
 
 SandyCreek 8;8 Donley's 31 ;3 Hillville 75;6 Prentice 125;0 
 
 Armstrong's 9;3 White Rock 33;1 Monterey 78;1 Reno 128;0 
 
 Verner 10,2 Kelly's 34;6 Parker 82;5 Venango City 131;0 
 
 Edgewater 10;9 Logansport 36;S Foxburg ...85;2 Oil City 132:0 
 
 Hulton 11;8 Rosston 39;2 Emlenton 89;0 
 
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 strangers' city guide. 
 
 Western Pennsylvania. — Depot, Federal Street Allegheny City. 
 
 AERIVE. 
 
 Springdale No. 1 6 :35 a m 
 
 Freeport No. 1 8:15 a m 
 
 Express 11 :15 p m 
 
 Claremont accom 1 :18 p m 
 
 Freeport No. 2 3:45 p m 
 
 Mail 5:40 p m 
 
 Springdale No. 2 7:15 p m 
 
 LEAVE. 
 
 Springdale No 1 2:40 pm 
 
 Freeport No. 1 9:30 a m 
 
 Express 4:40 p m 
 
 Claremont accom 11 :30 a m 
 
 Freeport No. 2 5:10 p m 
 
 Mail 6:50 a m 
 
 Springdale No. 2 6:20 p m 
 
 The church train leaves Freeport every Sunday at 8:10 a. m., reaching Alle- 
 gheny City at 9:50 a. m.; returning leaves Allegheny city at 12:50 p. m., and ar- 
 rives at Freeport at 2:50 p. m. The 6:50 a. m. train and 2:40 p. m. train from 
 Allegheny City make direct connection for Butler. Local tickets to all import- 
 ant stations on the main line of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad. 
 
 Stations and Distances from Pittsburgh. 
 
 Allegheny City.. 
 
 Chestnut Street. 0.6 
 
 Herrs 1.6 
 
 Bennett's 2.8 
 
 Pine Creek 3.9 
 
 Etna 4.6 
 
 Sharpsburg 5.1 
 
 Guysuta 6.2 
 
 Ross" 8.0 
 
 Claremont 8.6 
 
 Hoboken 8.9 
 
 retroleum 9.2 
 
 Fairview 10.0 
 
 Harmersville 12.3 
 
 Lincoln 14.3 
 
 Colfax...- 15.6 
 
 Springdale 16.4 
 
 Colon 17.7 
 
 Hite's 19.3 
 
 Peterson's 20.3 
 
 Tarentum 21.3 
 
 Natrona 23.3 
 
 Karns' 24.8 
 
 Sligo 26.0 
 
 Butler Junction 
 
 27.4 
 
 
 28.0 
 
 Allegheny June 
 
 29.3 
 
 Hill's Mills 
 
 si.h 
 
 
 34 4 
 
 
 85 1 
 
 
 37 6 
 
 
 39.7 
 
 
 42.7 
 
 Northwest 
 
 44 4 
 
 
 45.7 
 
 
 46,9 
 
 Fairbanks' 48.8 
 
 Saltsburg 49.9 
 
 White's 52.0 
 
 Waddle's 54.2 
 
 Kelly's 65.0 
 
 Tunnel 57.0 
 
 Livermore 58.8 
 
 Snyder's 61.6 
 
 Blairsville 63.7 
 
 Blairsville Int... 66.5 
 
 Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne §• Chicago, and Cleveland fy Pittsburgh. — Union Depot. 
 
 LEAVE. 
 
 Fast Line 1 ;48 a m 
 
 Cleveland & Wheeling Mail. 6;43 a m 
 
 Erie & Youngt'n Express. . . 7;13 a m 
 
 Chicago Mail ' 7;23 a m 
 
 Chicago Express 11 ;98 a m 
 
 Cleveland & Wheeling Ex. . . 1 ;23 p m 
 
 Pacific Express 3;13 p m 
 
 Wellsville Express 5;08 p m 
 
 Erie Express 5;48 p m 
 
 LEAVE ALLEGHENY. 
 
 Beaver Falls Accom 8;38 a m 
 
 Leetsdale Accommodation . .10;23 a m 
 Leetsdale Accommodation. .11,53 a m 
 N. Castle Accommodation. . 2;13 p m 
 
 Enon Accommodation 3;58 p m 
 
 Leetsdale Accommodation. . 5;28 p m 
 
 Beaver Falls Accom 6;23 p m 
 
 Leetsdale Accommodation. .10;43 p m 
 Fair Oaks Sunday Church.. .12;43 p m 
 
 ARRIVE 
 
 Fast Line 1 ;38 a m 
 
 Wheeling Express 9;53 a m 
 
 Pacific Express 12;23 p m, 
 
 Chicago & St. Louis Ex 5;48 p m 
 
 Cleveland Express 4;13 p m 
 
 Erie and Youngt'n Ex 5;28 p m 
 
 Chicago Mail 9;48 p m 
 
 Cleveland & Wheeling Ex. . .10;53 p m 
 Erie Express. . 11;18 p m 
 
 ARRIVE AT ALLEGHENY. 
 
 Leetsdale Accommodation. . . 6;53 a m 
 
 Beaver Falls Ac 8;08 a m 
 
 Enon Accommodation 8;58 a m 
 
 N. Castle Accommodation. . .10;23 a m 
 Leetsdale Accommodation. . .12;43 p m 
 Beaver Falls Accommodation 2;23 p m 
 Leetsdale Accommodation. .. 4;33 p m 
 Leetsdale Accommodation. .. 7;33 p m 
 Fair Oaks Sunday Church. .. 9;58 p m 
 
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 Stations and Distances from Pittsburgh. 
 
 Pittsburgh Sullivan 31:9 Mansfield 175.3 Pierceton 351:0 
 
 Allegheny 1:0 Wallace Run 32:9 Spring Mills 180.7 Kosciusko 353.0 
 
 Outer Depot 2:2 Homewood 34:7 Richland 184.0 Warsaw 359:6 
 
 Superior 3:0 Highland 37:0 Crestline 188.8 Selby 364;6 
 
 Wood's Run 3:5 Darlington 39:0 Leesville 191.5 Atwood 365:8 
 
 Verner..^ 4:0 New Galilee 40:2 Robinson 195:1 Etna Green 369:6 
 
 Jack's Run 4:5 Enon 45:2 Bucyrus 201:3 Bourbon 373:4 
 
 Neville 5:1 Palestine 49;9 Glenville 205:3 Inwood 378:1 
 
 Bellevue 5:4 New Waterford.- 54:3 Nevada 209;6 Plymouth 384.1 
 
 Birmingham 6:0 Columbiana 59:8 Douglas 212;7 Summit Siding .387:4 
 
 Laurel 6:5 Leetonia 63:2 Up. Sandusky 217;5 Donelson 390:6 
 
 Fleming 7:0 Franklin 66:1 Kirby 224:7 Grovertown 394:2 
 
 Dixmont 8:5 Salem 67:1 Forest 229:6 Hamlet 398:9 
 
 Glendale 9:4 Damascus 75:7 Dunkirk... 236:5 Davis ..404:9 
 
 Agnew 10:4 Beloit 77:8 Washington 239:1 Hanna 408:9 
 
 Haysville 11:0 Alliance 83:2 Ada 245:9 Morgan 412;1 
 
 Osborne 11:8 Strasburg 89;4 Lafayette 252:6 Wanatah 415;1 
 
 Sewickley 12:4 Louisville 94:9 Lima 260.8 Winslow Siding. 419:7 
 
 Roseburg 12:9 Canton .101:4 Klida 267;0 Valparaiso 424:3 
 
 Quaker Valley 13:2 105:9 Delphos 274;9 Wheeler 431:0 
 
 Edgeworth 13:6 Massillion. 109:6 Middlepoint 280:4 Hobart 434.S 
 
 Leetsdale 14:8 Newman 112:9 Van Wert 287.8 Liverpool 437:7 
 
 Fair Oaks 16:0 Lawrence 116:7 Convoy 295:1 Tollestone 441:8 
 
 Economy 17:4 Fairview 120:7 Dixon 300:5 Clarke 444:3 
 
 Legionville 19:1 Orrville. 124:0 Monroeville 304:4 Cassello 448;3 
 
 Logan's 19:6 WoosterSummitI129:6 Maples 310:2 Robertsdale 452.1 
 
 Linmore 20:1 Wooster 135:2 Adams 315:0 Ainsworth 455;5 
 
 Baden 20:5 Millbrook 141:6 Fort Wayne 320:0 111, Cent. Cros ....459;1 
 
 Remington 21:9 Shreve 144:5 Hadley 325;0 Rk. Isl'd June. ..401;l 
 
 Freedom 24:2 Big Prairie 148.6 Areola 328:5 Boomer's 463,8 
 
 Rochester 25:5 Lakeville 150;6 Coesse 334;2 Arcber Avenue. .466,3 
 
 Beaver 26:1 Loudonville 156:5 Columbia 339-0 Burlington June 466;9 
 
 New Brighton 28:4 Perrysville ......160.9 Larwill 346:6 Chicago 468;3 
 
 Beaver Falls 29:8 Lucas 168.3 
 
 Stations and distances from Pittsburgh to Cleveland. 
 
 Pittsburgh Steubenville 68 Homeworth 87 Zoar 104 
 
 Rochester 26 Summitville 69 Martinsville 88 Roostown 108 
 
 Beaver 7 Franklin 70 Malvern 89 Canal Dover 110 
 
 Industry 34 La Grange 75 Bridgeport or Ravenna 112 
 
 Smith's Ferry 40 Hanover Wheeling 90 New Philadelphia.113 
 
 Liverpool 44 East Rochester 79 Alliance 93 Earlville 118 
 
 Wellsville 48 Rust Run Waynesburg Hudson 124 
 
 Hammondsville ....55 Bayard 81 Belleair 94 Macedonia 130 
 
 M'Coys 57 Portland 82 Lima 98 Bedford 136 
 
 Sloans 60 Minerva 84 Atwater 101 Newburg 142 
 
 Salineville 63 Moultrie Mineral Point Cleveland 150 
 
 Places of Interest and Pleasure. 
 
 Art Gallery, Library Hall, Penn, ' U. S. Arsenal, Butler Street; reached 
 
 near Sixth. ' by the Citizen's passenger railway. 
 
 Allegheny City parks, reached by the Court House and County Jail, Fifth 
 
 Pleasant valley and Manchester passen- \ avenue and Grant street, 
 
 ger railways, are well worth a visit; Allegheny Cemetery, terminus of 
 
 the fine walks and drives, beautiful : Citizen's Passenger Railway; the grand 
 
 flowers, shrubbery, flowing fountains, natural scenery of this large tract of 
 
 lakelets, monuments &c, &c, make ground, together with the splendid im- 
 
 it a desirable place of resort, while provements made, and its admirable 
 
 from Monument Hill, in the west park, management, class it among the finest 
 
 a magnificient view of the cities, rivers burial places in the Country. 
 
 and surrounding County, can be had. Uniondale Cemetery terminus Pleas 
 
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 strangers' city guide. 
 
 ant Valley Passenger Eailway, M'Clure 
 Towuship. 
 
 Mt. Washington Incline Passenger 
 Railway, near the Monongahela River 
 Suspension Bridge, from this high ele- 
 vation the finest view imaginable of 
 the Cities, Rivers and neighboring 
 Country, as far as the eye can reach, 
 may be had. 
 
 Soldier's Monument, Monument Hill, 
 West Park, Allegheny City. 
 
 Humboldt Monument, in West Park, 
 Allegheny City. 
 
 Hampton Battery Memorial, in East 
 Park; Allegheny City. 
 
 9ouse of Refuge, near Wood's Run 
 Station, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and 
 Chicago R. R., City office 69 Fourth 
 Avenue. 
 
 Western Penitentiary, Ohio Street 
 and West Park, Allegheny City. Per- 
 mi s can be had from Mr. T. H. Nevin, 
 Mai ket and Third Avenue. 
 
 York House and Inebriate Asylum, 
 
 Claremont Station, West Penn'a. R. R. 
 City office, 102 Fourth Avenue. 
 
 Allegheny Co. Poor Farm, on the 
 Washington Pike, eight miles from the 
 City. 
 
 Western Penn'a. Hospital, near 
 Twenty -eighth Street, reached by the 
 Citizen's Passenger Railway. 
 
 Insane Department, Western Penn'a 
 Hospital, Dixmont Station, on the 
 Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago 
 Railroad. 
 
 City Poor Farm, seven miles up the 
 Monongahela River, at city farm Sta- 
 tion, Connellsville Railroad. 
 
 Pittsburgh Market House, Market 
 Street, near Fifth Avenue, regular 
 market days, Wednesdays and Satur- 
 days. 
 
 Keystone Skating Rink Robisonon 
 near Federal, Allegheny. 
 
 Union Skating Park, Allegheny, 
 reached by the Western Ave. Street 
 Cars. 
 
 
 •100 Federal St., 
 ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. 
 
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 For the convenience and guidance of strangers in the city, making 
 purchases, ^re publish in this department Cards of reliable Firms in 
 the different branches of business. 
 
 THE LEADING NOTIO^ HOUSE \\ WESTERN ?/. 
 
 77 and 79 Market Street, 
 
 JOBBERS OF 
 
 HOSIERY, GLOYES ; 
 
 GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, 
 NOTIONS, 
 
 SMALL WAKES, 
 
 Prices as Low as Eastern Jobbers 
 and Manufacturers. 
 
 Henry H. Collins. J. "W. McFarland. 
 
 McFAKLAND & COLLINS, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 
 
 Carpels, Oil Cloths, Bttdip, 
 
 Ijace and Damask Curtains and 
 Cornices, Window Shades &c, 
 
 Nos. 71 & 73 FIFTH AVENUE, 
 
 Between Post Office and Dispatch Building, 2d floor, 
 
 7 HTTSBUEGH, PA. 
 
 SINGER'S 
 
 New Noiseless Family Sewinar Machine, 
 
 Combines all the advantages of other 
 machines, avoiding their defects, 
 the only machine having a self-ad . 
 tension. It requires less skill tor ■ 
 It is the simplest in construction a i 
 least liable to get out of order. I. 
 greater range of work than any oth 
 is sold strictly on its own merits. Gv . 
 teed for three years, and the pure'' 
 instructed free of charge. It is th- 
 machine using ready filled shuttle bo r n 
 
 STRAW <& M-OftTQJT, Gen' I A? t. 
 
 20 Sixth Street, (late St. ClalrJ 
 PITTSBURGH ,PA. 
 
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 stranger's city guide. 
 
 Oor. PENN and SIXTH STS., 
 J. C, SMITH, A. M., 
 
 Principal. 
 
 E. P.j Successor to 
 
 J. M. ROBERTS, 
 
 FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, 
 
 JEWELKY and SILVER WAKE, 
 No. 16 Fifth Av., PITTSBUBPGH, 
 
 FINE W/ITCHES REPAIRED. 
 
 Morria Morganstern, Nathan Morganstern. 
 
 MORGANSTERN & CO., 
 
 Successors to Macrum, Glyde & Co. 
 Importers and J~obbe?~s in 
 
 TRIMMINGS. FANCY GOODS, 
 
 FOREIGN & DOMESTIC HOSIERY, 
 
 WHITE GOODS, &c. 
 78 and 80 MARKET STREET, 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 And Musical Goods generally. 
 
 And General Agents for the celebrated 
 
 Estey Cottage Organs, 
 
 No. 13 SIXTH STREET. 
 
 No. 106 MARKET STREET, 
 
 Near Fifth Avenue, PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
 Importers and Jobbers in 
 
 Fancy Goods, Notions, 
 
 TOYS, BASKETS, 
 
 Children's Carriages, &c, of every 
 Description- 
 
 C. -A.- BOUCHER, 
 
 Successor to T. C. PULTON, 
 
 Manufacturer of and Dealer in 
 
 FURNITURE & CHAIRS, 
 
 OF EVERY DESCKIFTIOjV, 
 
 No. 45 SMITHPIELD ST., 
 PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
 DEMMLER BROTHERS, 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 Coper, Tin & Sleet Iron Ware, 
 
 Dealers in 
 
 O'UTLEEY 
 
 AND 
 
 HOUSE \ URNISHING (jOODS, 
 
 BRITTANIA 
 
 AND BLOCK TIN WARE. 
 
 ENAMELED AND TINNED 
 
 HOLLOW "W-A^E, 
 No. 126 SMITHFIELD STREET, 
 
 PITTSBURGH. 
 
 Proprietors ©f tbe Patent adjustable 
 
 Stove Shelves. 
 
 Agents for Spear's celebrated Heating 
 
 Stoves. 
 
strangers' city guide. 
 
 25 
 
 Rosenljaum, Fleishman & Co., 
 
 Importers and Wholesale Dealers in 
 
 MILLINERY& STRAWGOODS 
 
 LACES, HOTIOBTS, &c. f &c. 
 
 72, 74 & 76 Market Street. 
 
 LEMON & WEISE, 
 
 Manufacturers of 
 
 CABINET FURNITURE 
 
 OF EVEBY VABIETY AND STYLE, 
 No. US FOURTH AVENUE, 
 
 PITTSBUEGH. 
 
 Dealers Supplied at JVew York ^Prices. 
 
 ^BEFJ-.o; Y AN P°^ N > 
 
 Stationary and Portable 
 
 STEAM ENGINES, 
 
 STEAM PUMPS, 
 
 AMD STEAM FIRE ENGINES, 
 
 Manufacturers' & Mill Supplies, 
 
 ENGINEERS' and MACHINISTS' 
 
 WOOD WORKING 
 
 <5cO- 3 cfeCL, <ScO. 
 367 LIBERTY STREET, 
 
 Near Union R. R. Depot, 
 
 Chas. G. Hammer. RIch'd H. Hammer. Robt. E. Hammer. 
 
 C. G. Hammer & Sons. 
 
 PRACTICAL 
 
 Furniture Manufacturers, 
 
 No. 48 SEVENTH AVE., 
 
 Constantly on hand a large variety of 
 Elegant and Fashionable Furniture, war- 
 ranted to be of the best material and 
 workmanship. Prices low to suit the 
 times. 
 
 THE IMPROVED 
 
 ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH 
 
 822WISI?€& SMKIIil, 
 
 Manufactured bythe Wheeler and Wii- 
 son Manufacturing Company, and guaran- 
 teed by them to be one of the best family 
 machines made. Runs very light. Easily 
 learned. Sews on fine or coarse fabrics. 
 Sold on lease plan at ten dollars per 
 month. 
 
 Office, Wo. 17 Fifth Ave., 
 
 Over F. H. Eaton's Trimming Store. 
 
 HOWARD EATON & CO. 
 
 Eclipse Steam Generator. 
 BOLLMAN, 1ILG0BE & CO., 
 
 OFFICE, 
 
 mmf HBEETT ST., 
 
 Near Union R. R. Depot, 
 
 WORKS, 
 
 At Sharpsburgh Bridge, 
 
 On West Penn. Railroad and Allegheny 
 Valley Railroad. 
 
 PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
 SECTIONAL 
 
 CIRCULATING STEAM 
 
 l@IIalll B 
 
 SAFETY, ECONOMY, 
 DURABILITY. CHEAPNESS. 
 
 (See page 6.) 
 
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 STRANGERS' city GUIDE. 
 
 PEOPLES CLOTHING EMPORIUM. 
 T. TOBIAS, 
 
 J^TSTJD CLOTHIEE, 
 And Dealer in 
 
 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS 
 
 13 SIXTH, Late St. Clair Street, 
 PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
 ^pspa^r Mortising l^ncg 
 
 HcCLELLAUD & CO., 
 
 PITTSBURGH^, 
 
 Advertisements inserted in all Newspa- 
 pers in the United States, at Publishers' 
 Lowest Kates. 
 
 ISAAC M. PENNOCK, 
 
 Life nil Fire Insurance Apit, 
 
 BELL'S BXJILX3±3SrC3-, 
 
 No. 59, (Eoom No, 4,) Fourth Avenue, 
 
 Bonds and Mortgages, Commercial Pa- 
 per, Stocks and other securities bought 
 and sold. Houses rented and rents col- 
 lected. 
 
 L. J. BRECHT, 
 
 Looking Glasses, 
 Portrait - and. Picture Frames, 
 
 CHROMOS AND ENGRAVINGS, 
 
 128 SMITHEIELD STREET. 
 
 Chas. T. Wagner. Jos. M. Sichel. 
 
 Joseph U. Sichel & Co. 
 
 DEALERS IN 
 
 SEGARS, TOBACCO, 
 
 SNUPF, PIPES, &c. 
 40 WOOD STREET, 
 
 st " ^uiidin?, 0161 Pittsburgh, Pa. 
 
 SAMUEL DYER, 
 
 C3r r 0*0 or , 
 
 And Dealer in 
 
 ■FT2STJE1 TB-A-S, 
 
 49 Federal Street, is now offering great 
 inducement to buyers in 
 
 Sugars, Coffees, Teas Spices, 
 
 FLOCK, BACON 
 
 And all other goods in his line. WILL 
 NOT BE UNDERSOLD. Call at 
 
 49 Federal St., ALLEGHENY CITY. 
 
 Tie Real Estate Register, 
 
 (WEEKLY,) 
 CROFT <Sc PHILLIPS, 
 
 PUBLISHERS, 
 
 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE, 
 
 PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
 Terms, One Dollar per Year. 
 Specimen Copies Free. 
 
 STEAM 
 
 BOOKfflJOBPimS, 
 
 134 SMITHFIELD STEEET, 
 
 (Nearly opposite New City Hall,) 
 
ft 
 
 TIEIE 
 
 TC 
 
 Manufactured by the 
 
 Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company, 
 
 And Guaranteed by Ihem to be one of the 33est Family MacJiines made. 
 
 Runs very light 
 Easily Learned 
 Sews on Fine or 1 \ 
 Coarse Fabrics. i 
 
 Sold on 
 
 Lease Plan at 
 
 Ten Dollars 
 
 Per Month. 
 
 OEEIOE, 3^0 1*7 FIFTH AVENUE, 
 
 Over F. H. Eaton's 
 Trimming Store. 
 
 HOWARD EATON & CO. 
 
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 Com. Pmmm mm Sitwm SrsMrs, 
 PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
 THE MOST THOROUGH, COMPLETE AND EXTENSIVE BUSINESS COLLEGE 
 
 I3KT THE TTIN'ITEID STATES, 
 
 An Institution for the thorough practical education 
 of young and middle aged men, affording 
 advantages possessed by no other 
 Institution in America. 
 
 [jH^* For circulars containing full particulars, call at the 
 College, or address 
 
 J. C. SMITH, A. M., Principal. 
 
CARPETS, 
 
 OIL CLOTHS, 
 MATTINGS, 
 DRUGGETS, 
 
 RUGS AND MATS. 
 
 McFARLAND & COLLINS, 
 
 Wholesale and Retail Dealers, 
 
 Nos. 71 and 73 FIFTH AVENUE, 
 PITTSBURGH, PA. 
 
 WINDOW SHADES, 
 CURTAINS, 
 CORNICES, 
 STAIR RODS, 
 TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. 
 
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