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•ATIIIIMILY,
Tim nine Lorna' twir system west
;tato operation in the Minot shops of
the Reading railroad bowpoy on Mon
day,
.Uto inm., with a corrupoodieg re
&talon in the wages of the ethnic/eel.
This must be the inevitable result so
long u it Mimi two to man a bargain..
miss AGO some of the democratic
leaders who delight in smartness instead
of eonsistency snd , self-respect, were
eager to have the Democratic National
Convention meet before that of the
Republicans, and forestall its action by
nominating Gen. Grant Inc President.
Subsequent revelations' of Gen. Grant',
V i ew . , : „„ p ,niked questsona have made
this proposition unspeakably absurd.
priEROGAiIvF,S OP Itll.F. nothm.
The President and' Senate concluded
a treaty with Bassin • for the acquisition
of its American possessions, conditioned
upon thapsyment of seven millions of
, dollars. In his latelitinnal Message the
'President called the attention of the
- House of liepr sentatives to this treaty,
specially with view to an approrriation
of moneys in pliance with its terms.
This brought u the whole subject for
consideration, d disclosed a wide dif
ference of opmi n as to the prover func
tion.of. tee Use in such cases. Mr.
&ISMS main ed that an the Frost
. quit t end Senate were by express previa•
ion of the Constitution authorized to
conclude treaties, the Howie was int
pushy - bound to make any appropria,
. gel of funds necessary to perfect snob
engagements. ito. WAIIIIIOESIL, of
plinoiti - Gen. Finnan and Bea.
Scatracx took a very different view of
the cue. 'Their position .is that the
President and Senate can conclude any
treaty they will without the consent of
the House, provided an - expenditure 01
money is not involved; but that the Coa
siltation makesno exception to the re ,
quirement that all :Money bills shall
originate In the House, and,dlivei no in
timation of en obligation on the part pl
that body to vote money Agana its
judgment of the intrinsic merits of the
. particular case.
" This latter certainly has the'st-tivant
-- . ego of comporting both with the letter
and, spirit of the Conatitution.. It con
forms, moreover, to those elementary
principles which ell publicists of author
ity unite es regarding to be mullet to
the due balance of grivernmental powers
, under popuisr institutions. If the Pres
. ident and Senate have an exclusive and
absolute right to enter into any treaty
engagements whatsoever, why did
- the Executive appeal to the House to
lend its sanction by formally cementing
to the payment of the sum stipulated ?
The President, much as helms assumed,
dare not put his hand into the National
Treasury, take out 'seven millions, and
pus it over to the Muslim representa
tive. Nor dare the Senate counsel kin,
to do that thing. -The reason to obvlens
The treaty making departments hive
• entered into engagements they , are not
, competent of themselves to fulfill. Any
treaty, not involving the payment of
money, they can conclude independent
ly of the House; but when they presume
' to make a bargain that requires menet
for Its consummation, they are constrein
ed to ask the - consent and participation
of Bepreeentatives of the People.. .
And this Is well. The &Cutup of
thiThasury is certainly infatuated with
the belief that we can buy the Govern=
meat rich; provided the Senate will only
rally ell the wild speculations into
411erhe may dip. Indications are net
Wanting that the Senate is smitten with
a kindred hallucination. Nations, se
. well as andtvidwil, are victims to the
, lust of territm ial aggrandisenient Many
a man is dissatisfied and perturbed be
cause he cannot acquire titles to all the
farms coterminous with his own. Not a
few such have indulged their greed to
complete impoverishment. Napoleon,
Charlemagne. A'exander, Clear, each
tried - the experiment of grasping the
tomitilort of the" world. Their hands
. were. strong, brit not strong enough for
• so vast an ruidertaking. It is folly for
ibis Republic to follow their example.
and well for the House to stand firmly
upon Its prerogative as guardian of the
money Chat, and refuse to bankrupt the
Government or burden the people by
purchases, prompted by emtntion, and
when acoompllshed, only alluring on to
others of like chaiuter, in a series with
out end.
EUROPE.
Twenty years ago it was the - fashion
in this country, and throughout Europe,
to speak of wars as Delongtes to an
earlier and ruder age, and to exult in
that development of civilization which
had • lasugurated the reign of peace
among the nations, destined to widen
and deepen until itehould include all
tribes and peoples upon the face of the
whole earth. It =tube confessed there
were appearances in the actual condition
of affairs which excused if they did not
'ratify these roseate felmitations. Upon
the fall of Napoleon the Great the En
's:peen nations found themselves; (sew
parrtively exhausted. The young men
had fallen before the scythe of war, the
emcee of revenge were dried up, and
the exchequers burdened with unpre.
cedented liabilities. After a quarter of
a century of Strife, and tumult, , and
bloodshed, and overturning', repose was
not only-gratefal; ft was indispensable.
Even ocean cannot 111WSIIInfaintath the
turbulence of its waves.
But, whatever incidental 'inconve
niences or horrors the nations expo
fleeces:lon that stormy era, stretching
from 1789 to 1815, there was much In
the retrospect to recompense for all the
sacrifices endured. When the" blOodj
drama opened, feudalism existed in the
plenitude of its strength in all the near
taxman' nations; when the curtain fell
upon the field of Watego feudalism
was numbered among the *relics of this
past: In the convulsions of the times
it went down to death; or, rather, those
convulsions sere produced by the rising
up in wrath' gamut it of the oppressed
manes. The struggle was fierce, pro.
bitter; but the fruits .theroot
were pleasant to . the eye and sweet to
the taste. That terrific era stands inter
jetted between the ancient and the mod
en world; and constitutes • historic
barrier which the old barbarism can
never pan Over. j
Bet, though the 'maple, gained ranch
In that high controversy, they did not
nein all, Having rested for a generation
to resitperate their wasted powers, the
contest was renewed In 1848, under new
pretexts and in different fortes; al&
with chngilig results lin bent Conti):
ned weer since. The, end is not yet; and
- ' will not be until Civil Liberty shell be
"made perfect through suffering.'!_
England is experiencing -the truth of
the maxim list "they who sow the
wind, shall reap the 'whirlwind." Cen
tury after century she trampled upon
Ireland, making a natural resistance to
oppression the perpetual excuse for fresh
outrages, and finding. in the animosities
' engendered by diverse religious creeds
• and forms, both pretext and justification
for all the wrongs she desired to Indict.
What if we grant that the larger parted'
.• the Irish population are ignorant, super
stitions; haPulalyst and brutal? Behind
' this 'admission would Lin imperious
questions, that can 'neither be silenced
or shoved aelde. Stil the sort of goy
. moment to which. tie Irish have 'been
cd
subjected ten to eradicate these peen
, Mudded 1 Has Protestant England
given th Irish an efficient and fair
ceremon 00l System? Would Pro
testant. ngllshmen accept education
': for their o a Children on the terms they
, . h i , of Catholic Irishmen in
coasideratlonThf scanty governmental
ettbsidletic.„
Nor dp the Irish constitute the only
section of dissatisSed population In'
Oreslt Britain. The industrial classes,
which there, as In all' countries, are a
large majority of the population, poten
tialin physical strength, formidable in
the practical knowledio they P•noess•
and largely bound together by trades
organizations, are fully resolved to be
admitted to full participation, in NlA
icarrights. These two elements have
much in common, and if they shall
heartily coalesce, will either wring ins-
POrtnt concessions from the govern,
mentor put it in most serious jeopardy.
The Roman question is a chronic
source of trouble in Europe; a menace
equally to the progress and the repose
of nations. Some twenty times have
French troops saved the temporalitiee
of the rope, ash the troops of other Eu
ropean nations as often. The failure of
the scheme for a Congress of the pow
ers to adjust this problem on the basset
dictated by France, shows that this peril
to tranquility is now as active as at any
former period.
A fresh crass of uneasiness is added to
per.existing complications. France
and Astarte have entered into stipule
ions for the security of Turkey, of
which Russia complains. She declares,
that if these stipulations
shall be persisted in, the pence of Eu
rope will be endangered.
r:l=2
With no many prognoatieationa of
coming trouble, the old year will does
gloomily upon the Old World.
RELIGIOUS INI Ei, LION CF.
It is generally conceded that a majori
ty of the membership of the different
denominationa are females, and that few
Comparatively are brinight Into active
service in benevolent and church opera
dolt& Theofticebearets of the Churches
being almost entirely males, the field of
active day for female labor in. the
churches is very greatly chcumscribed.
lfuch hulbeen said in regard to 'buns.
tug their nseflanees in this direction, and
but little done beyond imposing certain .
duties pertaining to benevolent rove.
meets. Of into some of the leading
evangelical denominations have f sit that
s'ysat wake of moral power existed for
the lack of 'ratable work for the female
members, and the question has been die.
cussed in every phase. Tho result has
led to the belief that females might be
made useful by establishing praying Mr
des among the families °Mho respective
congregations, and thereby crestatta
quickening influence tint would be felt
with great force, not only in the public
prayer meeting, but at the dispensation
of the Word, and In' revival seasons.
Then, too, it is believed their sphere of
usefulness in visiting the sick and desti
tute should be enlarged fromeimply per
'ormlng the tender offices of affording
temporal relief and sympathetic
manifestations for : their" social and
temporal comfort might be M
ortared by the higher and nobler
word oeinetracting them in the things
of Christ, by reading the word of God
tolt
l. This
offering prayer, anti religion],
conL
_This kind of missionary work
would develop a vast amount 'of latent
powerj in the churches, and Act like a
leavening moccasin every congregation.
this
it l e
'peetes of women's rights needs
enlargement and more attention from
the sterner sex. The , important
part that females perform In oar
San y Schools 'and • benevolent
ope dons, demonstrate beyond cavil
tb -
.superior adaptation to the
spi teal work suggested. .A.' cones.
pendent of the:Presbyterian
. Benner
Calls attention to the discussion of the
question, "What . csikwousen db in the
Church?" in the late Carignan Consen•
Lion 'nib's city. One of the results, Qs
organization the Young. Women'.
Christian At.ortoten, is_particularly
dTr3ltupoli, from which 'Yippee:3 that
this corps K women in their visitations
to \the homes-of those who do pot ag.eld
Sabbath tervices, to read, talcand spray
with them, and employ Means' (Or-their
conversion, discovered Lisa existence 01
the "social evil" among their own seam
a shocking and alarming extent, far be
yond what they conceived existed In our
midst. This has suggested a new field
of
1
abor, and they desire to peke the
eft rescue tt to cue their fallen ones, by
pl ng them In a Hoene where they
tilbe under religious Isilluences. _The
burden of the article Is the pies for such
a Home, and urging Christians' herea
bouts to take steps to secure one, and
that right speedily.
The Evening Mad, of. New York, ad-
Vi lee olergymen to "strike" for, higher
salaries, and that they should respect the
dignity of their ofil'ce *lnsisting upon
their rights.- - The great problem In such
matters is for theta to so act that they
will escape from the suspicion of being
acittated byllordld motives.
At the Presbyteital Contention, re
cently held =Steubenville, Ohio, it was
recommended that the members should
gOwo and two, as far as possible, awl
beld,protracted meetings in the church
es.' and that in etch church these Berri.
ce; be commenced with a day of hturdll
atibn and prayer. •
The Pittsburgh .Clirislian.Advocato Is
out In a stirring article favoring the re
stokitation of the .Naganal Mayasinc,
which wu muted in 1852 by the Gener
al Omiference of the Methodist Episoo•
pal Church, but after a few years it.wu
suspended. It tidnka the Church has
writers enough to enrich such a mega.
zthe with solid and delightful thoughts;
to make it sparkle with words of beauty
and wisdom; to manufacture it into a
volume of purelefluences, educating's - lid
mnctifying men. It thinks It woulli be
well supported, as the want. of such a
magazine is extensively felt.
It appears from a card of seven Con
gregational ministers, published In the
Advance. of Chicago, that they are la•
boring for the 7'o-conversion of the New
lock Independeje to evangelical truth.
Perhaps another "editorial soliloquy ,
may appear 110013. '
.The Catholics' have puichased the old
Methodist church in Manville, Pa., and
redo:limited it in the early part of
this u.oath. The Ohitatan Advocate
thinks they are now in the true Apos
talicaksicceuton.
The 'ddratioe thinks our Methodist
brethren are convinced that %he'll:ode=
Calvinism -is practically other than the
ancient, stiff, triangular theology that
was so near akin to fatalism.
IdonOmmit Methodist Episcopal Church
In 4altimore has had s continuous revi
val icy three months
,flast„ resulting in
the conversion of nearly three hundred
and fifty souls. The accesedons to this
station during the revival have in
creased the memberiblo to fifteen lam.
died
The first colored Conference of the
Southern Methodist Church flu just been
held at Jackson, Tennessee. Over one
hundred preachers and neatly u marl
by delegates were present. About misty
were ordained deacons and eight elders
The Second Congregational Church at
Oberlin is progressing as fast as the
weather will penzdt: The secret society
question is agitating the Oberlin church
es The joint committee of the first
And second churches on llusqustion
could not agree—the Mist Chuich com
mittee reporting in favor of refusing ad•
mission to adhering Masons, and the
Second Church Committee standing in
favor of Omitting them, other condi
tions of Oluistian chmeheabeing met.
' A new Baptist - Church has been com.
sensed• in Chicago,. which ism cost 1
when completed fifty 'thousand dollars.
The membership is small and all of
whom are poor. No cue hasbeen asked
to give, but they have received as an
anstiver to prayer three thousand dollars,
and have set far had contributions sent
in as feet u they ',could nu them. The
Adtanew lays after one prayer meeting,
which lasted until .10 p. m., they re
ceived a donation of seventeen hundred
dollars.
Blush the first of May the Congrega
tional Union have had sixty applications
from clinches for aid, all•needing houses
of worship.
The trial of Rev. S. IL Tyng, Jr„ is to
come off January 10th nest. Bishop
Potter has selected as the Court, Drs.
Beach, Tuttle, Hoffman and Hollings•
Wing', and Rev. Hr. . Moore. The first
frier are raid to be High Church, and the
last moderate.
The Preachers' Meeting of New York,
(M. E Church,) e body of nearly one
hundred ministers, had a discussion in
regard to reading and preaching ser
mons, and the unanimous opinion
seemed to be, that while the ministers
should maim thorough preparation, by
writing or otherwise, previous to the
pulpit service, ho should neither mem
orize his sermons, nor read them from
manuscript, but should be free to think
and speak under the inspiration of the
occasion.
Considerable 'Pace is taken from time
to time In the Catholic, in repreeentlag
the public services of Bishop Domenec,
showing bow highly his labors are ap—
preciated by that people. A correspon
dent recently refers to a visit of the
Bishop to a neighboring county In the
most glowing term; on which he says
that ho fancied that be could behold in
the Right Reverend Prelate before him,
all the unction of a Rodriguez; the the
ological profundity of a Balmer, and the
burning eloquence of a 1,43 Casa;
Beecher's "Norwood" is severely crit
icised, and especially its publication In
the New York Ledger, and then hi be
ing dramatized for tie theatre. • Those
of his own faith are the severest critics.
The Advance says the step from the
Ledger to the theatre is a very natural
one. All this severe criticism helps
Benner and increases Beecher's no
toriety.
—On the 29th of October last, a farm
er, named Ableitner, living near St
Charles, Minn., was called up at mid
night by three men, who, when he open
ed the door, 'Mused and beat him and
finally shot him dead. Next slay search
AEA made for the murderers, and a man
named Wkitmart, was the moat active in
the work. A few weeks later Whitman
moved away, and about the middle of
November BOMB Chicago detectives were
summoned. Atter a close investigation
they pronounced him to be the murder
er. Search was immediately instituted
for him and he was slowly traced from
town to town to New York, from thence
to Reynoldsville," in the same State,
where his family was found residing;
and then, step by step, back again to the
mimics of Michigan, where the murder
er wis captured and confessed his guilt,
acknowledging that he was one of the
fearful three, but stoutly denying that
he was the one who died the shot, at the
• same time refusing to betray 'his amen'.
pikea. Surely the old German proverb
is here ere.a plifi r d, and sooner or later
the "sun brings things to light." •
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re.a Owe. and the religions public eshocial,Y
are lensed.
OrFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
—dery lett at the NEW CII PEI.. !earth
a,raet, asp,. oraa .t0.11..11110W, .4105,,
and at H. Sabbath echool art o'clock re-j
Pas tor.
ara- I REV. JA M ES
t a
8 ed.
DICKERSO 'I deaN, . arl. the
oa
I t, S ad
se soar*, aria blot Ito.
Pvt, Sad Opp m the rants nuclei CitY
Haulm,
la" FIRST CONGREGATION
Or ulaClPLES...ifeyltie deli earner of
tonna and Weeny nff. ent r ance on Fourth.—
see. W. S. Olde.Y. 'raster. denten evert
Lumps Of. taming aad creator, Hebb. th
eiehoel eyselou in 01P. m. ....inn oa
Wednesday Sweats. Manger, and n Ottani.
Dot Identified Woe ate syersolplat convex/a
ides any Medi, Inylvd..
Igi"PUBLIC LECTURv.—Ou
buNtwr Deul t attn.
NSW Jr—MI.IAM CIIIIISeti t corner stria;
end Wood et , eet. N.Y. W. H. EIN.DISWLII
tester , the la •estiackas th re Divot"
ateretstlett antth a rum `
All
the.
titbit? What II lie na ere east:lulls
Invited.
garTEI FIRST ft* THOMEIT
•:11UROri, Fifth IP , at, ebove
Pittsburgh, Pa. Al, SAe ugh 411.stalt
re tor. P.eachims ever, itabbatb, at 10:30 A. M.
ead r
' Tama ay 14.7
TH.; (03PEL I 9 THr. TAM.
RI 1•• •Ad• t t f • .erl. at 'zt • .aing Lilo-
Coilnie• by tt.• ead...b a in Tin..
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S. , abb.ta "nate , Uar.zr. a. TIM.
Si b... iribbabilt. V. Taxa.
4. liabbath a.,elna J• 4 .11— .11• allaa •• a a
a. Sabbath Jan. la—Tan n
a. Sabbath ...Wag, .1 4.24- Mit Faun Tit..
Tea and yOar 'Mende are Gordis/1y Invited.
has veal. and welcome toad.
M=MM!MM
GrAN r Jotrarn PiEETEviu
tlam WA. Ittoolbo`dere the Colrt
of betot
TUF4 O II. II
7. ttclti zi:t •ly
IRel It•twee:rj , er . o.sotylrectora to te. oat
"1.11%7" 0 0 * Vilk. JO.. 9.0` 1.
Eircraun
NORMAL INSTITUTE.
♦ NSW
. T.LI I / 1 WILL. BitilN ON init.
FIRST it OF JULNO•iIIe
I=
Naplete it hiliee Nine ie tie Aerial italtei.
=C:2111:21
FOBTT.FIVE ORGANS
•
AND MELODEONS.
Drieet 'tom %La factories of Geo. •. Pritte...%
OD.: Treat Lins ay • C 0..• and Prescott Woe..
et prlc • Isom
new
•owsrda. Cril mot esti:llse
rids eploolld new stook. at
0404 WS M 17410 tefOß..
nnir.Yegt. wooed door lOW. Wood.
daerio
SELLING OFF AT COAT
BOBBILTS tic SKEREATT'S,
61 Fmlihfleld timed,
OUR 6200 E OF ROCISEMENIS HUM GOV.D3.
STOWS*. FEE n•6{.
COAL VA
FINE ICON.
SAE STANDS,
Go rd rham co to rtfrebaso Prestias
To Tim ea" BLDG—we, Ihr on
-131. X !HO 109 N Z et 3 of PlUsbulgh
and Allegbea7. a„ r.eoma.ua
4)# PM
to toting • cell ITitorsm•it to th• ram
iraohlo Art, 1 icolllast •ot tali. or 11. k.t.0..
hove over won. 4t . Is . rot. si of tot, esio.tal
op.'s. ti IR HI Ttitstait
it. it. itAi U. .
It. 111. CO -Ott.
r..r.. our.
Ineoltlllo. A 11 , 1Ltitt.
. .
n T Wilittitt,
. - 1.4 J. 0000.111.
datti:l7 .I•ors Ist/ITTOL.
(TREAT REDUCTION
xncr z.ilixcans
PViII7R, ORR If CO..
IHW DIME. WX.Me, MALI% A L N . D eg V u r voc LV D 6T ,
•01 , 19, Bko.lln 1314 w.
AT GILIAATLT
noiToser corwr OF THE
(TM ID
or. lerAllt4. ler lb*. westari
410 et als Is II on krapto.. tba
ta. of I. .' liasiknpt
Wi. AA Weenier Or Pe h 611-1, A- M.
bb ß nnat Ar as t s h t e rapter a.. teas Laned by
iliVATlkalik L M. 1100 Z,
nf Y. City or Al retie... ts boom.) or •Ile•
0.7. P. elate en Pen) lean. in .14 Dl..
'Cad.. • Bank.. bp. potion of Ms
manor. end the Imminent of spy Polka. boot.
IV proverty tattoo.. to had bead.
rapt, to M. .1 tor 11....., ane lb* tinast.r of
soy proper.?' b7ldm oroa , ..o pm. A
ineent. -f of .14 bankrupt. to
ploys skein debts. *se . more A.
e;1111 MUM, nil be bald at • Coon
girl= tleilitrib#'oilf";?;&‘%7fs.
A.F. .to e•blort..' at to. Bee of
-.MUtt• HAMMES. an ~a ltil, n ree4
tka ritatallars4,l l 3l.llnreagt.4 . l).-
411 . 111112 - .
•
EXTRA LatlGE ,
SOAR/II *BD COl/401F1r11.„
Ledlei and Pandren.s ptalußutlosr,
AT PHALAN'S.
Ladles' And =WAWA Wools's Mloyes Aid ma.
Lulus' andOldldson'a Woolen - Voids and CApi,'
• AT ragt.'sx.a.
• beautiful susrunint of ladles. Soo cloth
Gloved, In stoles Hbalisk. And owns,
AT PM ILAN'S.
• rim 11•• •s 4 Ing• Asitortnen, or ladles,
runt's
son ?so Usmet. wool lama on
otter low.
AT PHELAN'S
OLD STADD IDOINLISO BTODZ,
REM
rl=!
FOR TILE.OOLIDAIB.
WI Las wow
READY FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
With • Imo tad Meet iwortter. of Inr.
1. NIL 1.13.1.14/i sad 1111,260-
Pol.lr.d.i
SUITE3*-H.
'raison, Y.) 'True uA CHILD &La.
variety
oviiiiar, Oa .0 Wu... 10 v.t
OR& & L 04,41,1%, •
==!!Ell=tl
NUOINDAT PRESENTS, .
rr
xi •
CLARK'S DRUC STORE.
7/NE .
EM=2M
==!
No. 103 Fifth 6trett
WAISSSUADESAMDSTAND&
JUST UFA WAD. AT AA WOUD ST..
OVAL AND ROUND SHADES,
wit► Ad Atteort HA.d..,otW gm sad lOstato.
LOOKING . GLASB fir ANDO,
YOH LILT ♦!D 51CALATON LiAtrES.
Tor ado Introduced moo.
BEIM r 11111.151 r.
docal
LADIES' FURS
A.AAdim , otitt7. of inivorletr quality,
BELLIIIIF LT THE LOWES T PRIEM -
-. al, the Nzwirrt.Las
HATS AND CAPS,
AT
PRATT Al BrAmps,
NO. 107 relleral 11111011‘ AII•EAAA7
FELT , BATCHES, JEWELRY,
J. R. REiA) &-
No GEININ!tk Street,
Ulu on Bind ou of the mortamita of
JEWELRP, prarcirss,
And SILVER-WAti B
to In!. 0157. am
CDDY TOYS! OIINDY TOYS!
AT XXW Bum mime. Br
W. P. HUNKER. do 00.,
ROL 222 A 224 Liberty Street,
(CORNER Ur SIXTH.)
Coady Tog Manwfacturers
UNION STREET.
Nt/Awls limbs e); that pits.ast
for opsslog InStuTlsevesta
:13.1 bVistriztal4
way Ile um wash p.PTlgnicoo..s.
MIAMI Clttyltolldto
MARY .CRISTM
Christmas Presents.
=1
Th's is TOth:ng niter or mnrr •DDroyrlau
Ytr • gl~ tO jA oat of the lOCowtntvtltler
•
TOY boons, •
HLWAIIII OP emir.
Or6ilaoOtOrol ITEMS,
Nog. porr. men,
,IVNE•THN: CRoIIMES
BI•111. , 170F rLOWIOI3,
,PISr OOLO HAS, •
OIL PAII , TIII‘II.
**AIRILY SMILE!,
V•r)'Eno selelecllon FOE)(, well bound.
Chess and Backgamnon Boas
ALL KIND OF GANES.
UMW EMI L 9 LDD MIMIC MS
Portmonies, Pooket Books,
Xassell '033. Mr.3?.1.17•6 is
CARD, CASI.B,
Gent's Dressing Cases,
EVCANT BOUND PRAYER BOOKS
bo l tT:4=l,ll.:LTII ! Vg:.!'" "i-
BOGLE & CHAMBERS
No. 74 Flfto Strtet.
d. 21,194
800 FOR
CHRISTMAS
AND'
N.U.V7 IrEA.IEA,
At ; Half Price.
let varlet?. • '
fistrmitk,Stboal n ate: • f
Sfareotespas with Vitra.
No b sites .a _ ' Ltdiellalsssrle St oil Wee.
StatlcacryStAl Stud. •
Zustan ifloyabls /truss. f_
ill tit itptile WM:lasted hperi for, incu7.
Cnil and Get Hatgains•
At Us f.lll Ittlabllsbed ,
BOOK AND NEWS DEPOT,
Blzah Bartel, Below limlabaleld.
JOHN D. EGA N.
GIFTS FOR 1867-'6B.
Tee arrest Assortment to the Cb y,
CONIIFI•ING, 11 r.nr,
Fin. Thema and AI.II6IIIIMIX !leaks,
Work Weirs, liter tat.., enamel
Pocket Bents. !kettle . ••ampaalene;
Cleanlne Tar kap =aware. Ilanebelel
Port neonate.; •
llobenolan and Mks* Paernt
lopleadld Clow; *caw dkOraatnelatne
Mn. Ben and teens; Plaolo Aiken.; •
Ladles' SOO GruallenedWa ilwatalag
VO,
Parlor Croquet lamplasmna yO
Heerlen
Ileamtre and alner Gamer;
Glove anal leandk•rvlllet bowls,
And al real... Tail, tr Or
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
loarartnl d:rvet l r. m Reread, Sri to% throasla
Za.tern teas, ad will a• told a[ LOWS.
rnl I.ltbaa eau 00 .taint Neu wane.
C. YE IGER ac CO.,
11•11:163 1)n YAitiT DTEIZIT.
pitICEB REDUCED 1
For the Holidays,
ERWIN, MorIONNELL & CO.'S
171 Federal sL, Allegheny
GREY TWILLED FLANNELS
AT 23 A1t1174
WHITE FLANNELS.
AT fl 4 9[211T11.
ALL-WOOL FRENCH MERINOS,
DE AIMS, PRINTS, GINOIIAMS,.
TI KINGS, TABLE LINENS,
t.R
BA ED. COUNTRY FLANNELS,
W ITE and GREY BLANKETS,
LONE/ and SQUARE. SHAWLS,
BREAK FAST SHAWLSiOpera Centre
BROCIIA. LONG SEIA*LS, . .
GREY WATERPROOF,' '' '"
DROWN- WATERPROOF'
GENT'S MIXED MEMO sanirs
And DRAWERS,
WAIOLVIALN AND MINAIL.
At prices as low se any.
BRUN, ECONNELL & CO.,
ITIUZZDZAAL STYLZT,
I=sl
BEATER CLOTHS,
•ND,
,CLOAKEND \ CLOTHS,
-. 1 1 The D.ttu,o rtm int to the !UT. et
rTe . M 1117ROHFIELD a CO.'s
' • ": .iip. ea /tAII*ST orasar.
ALL 0000$ .REDUCED IN PRICE
rzENoturopLuis,,
Mal I'OPLINS,
Z 2200151/ MERINOS. Sorel eget..
No. ST Market Eget et.
dt2i
CONFECTIONEftIr.
MRS. M. C. REFER,
f?DCOEioORjTO YES P. A. 11010/13,
Baker & Confectioner,
Pones of Fainield Find sod I howl Nig,
CANDIED, OANDIIII. 04101/11.11.
O FRUIT flaw l' FO sad all &Inds of FANCY
'el.'. F21121 4! . .t711T 0 11111 T 11, W 1 . .11aVe tuf. 'l 4
lot p .711 e. at short •
.p.ea.114 ICE Vuoa god WINTER 11A,
LOON ha. berm • Led op aspodat for Ladle.•
racalTed. • large vallety 01 baa4.oma
FREIE CH LOXii FOR THE HOLIOAt
Sir lanambarlll. plane.
IL 11.
4.10011
Corner Illaatool all nod Illoalthiald It.
LEAD PIPE t AND
SHEET LEAD, •
Al Lb. loirent market rote.
PLIMEI/U5 , MATZRIAIN.
BRANS ARV IRON COMM.
LTEALI Puire..ll4
L LAIN and BALViN/MtD
LIMN ries.
BAILEY, ,FARRtLL ec CO„
No. 97 Salthileld.e.treet.
• kW/lIMINOII. PA.
detlitria
1868. RUM IES, 18 68 . .
- or THE UtWAL VAIIIETIII3,
MITI]
W. S. HAVEN'S,
Cor. Wood and Third Ins.
Cl=l
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1867 1868.
Christmas and New Year!
DMA CURIE & CO ,
93 Wood Street,
MANE BOW OrEBR E 4. I,, LINIE ASSOBB
'a"
Elegantly Illustrated
HOLIDAY BOOKS
rlsO London sop t merlons Editions of
StanHamra Authors,
cinifdroba's Book., AC,
In Ptsln nod ►lns Biodiop.
=M=t===l
THE BIBLE. •
Ilyma Haab., Prayer Book..
anyllsb and Amerleen Salaams
BAGSTZIL BIBLES.
All (11..;t1•12.. nor th , In piles Irma al
to 110
su
erlu C rd 431.0, • 03
C tTIVet,
Boxee
Jewel • w .
Paper Salem
NEW :AND VEST 11.18/11E.
• WNtIANDesIEN ,
101111.4 P.m. an& Partf.l/a.
• Banat...TWO sad ',Lee Roan.
Vray HANDROMN AND ONTENZD AT LOW
PRICE&
3 110800lir,Thy Games, Ike
CLAVIER OP" ICP HOOPS,
ALAI WELL,,IPPORIP-,
MOO •ce DPIIBO K.
tt UN .10 -3 aka I RI,
OLEN NOnapi unquen
MAINE lleca.dEallie,
ad ,krene mai,
Mles Opliard• 2,000 02.210 Wersoses,
llertella acd Cradle. Panicle,
• Parlor Cu. All,yn
- The Z•acterbken or Wheal of Vic,
Partreonstes, . Mesa sad Checker Hoards,
Vacua% Bake. '
Fancy elan laketancla s.
Irate Folder.
' Pic..
CM
1867. I " ) *DATN. 1868
gAY & COMPANY
BOOKSELLERS,
65 Wood Street,
(ILAZAV iTTE numblyu.)
111111 11111110110 111111 1111 111111110.
Books for the Holidays
=I
REGAN ILY BCU ND AND ILLUITEATED
PRESENTATION BOOKS
I=EMEI
STANDARD ADTBORS
.A 24 IMMENSE VARIETY or
BOOKS! FOR THE YOUNG
Illustritted Juveniles.
Toy Books,
Family Bibles.
Pocket Bible..
Hymn Book's,
Prayer Book,.
Writing De, ks,
Tourists cameo,
Port Folios,
Gold
rocket Book.
4.11: tee s aro., tee.
Fon MONDAY,
AT WM. SEMPLES.
I=
San/ DIRK DI.L•IN18.
ESML=Ea
IL am WIDIF. /AIM YI YlRUJD , •buten
834 , 011:1T/1,1
awes CALICO for Orrof,rts
LT 1 0.11/11L)
I ewes eCOD DARE PRINIr
ATI% CZNISJ
1 case GREY KIN TIICILLY
AT I& CENITT
4u‘7 WitITZ sa&i
AT LI CN*
i=!
=1
AT 33 Cl NTS,
a TIOICLN 0
=
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5 bales heavy @URI BLLN
damageS.
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PANCY NniT saa.wLe, •
lail
AT iIS4A • PAM
.0/iILDHA9`3ALL-wu4a.
CM
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L►DIU' WEITE IIZUINO
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Li :13=3211=1
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ECIEZCIE=
CEDE=
k[iLilLzEla BALIioULL.
BRUIT Intoklis, BAR
GWV/18, GAUNILirre.
1=01212
=3
I =EI
Whoinnie and ItstaU, at
WM. SEMP.I.E.'S,
80 & 182 Federal 81,, Allegheny.
V4l4E9' I
COLOGNE SETS, ~.
• 1
I - 1 .
F_A_TOIE"•C .INA,
Parian Statu tteA,
BOHEMIAN G ASS
pi?
And other ISTAFLZ LID FA OF 000D3. le
Areal TAZI•gy.
War T
100 Wood 84... e.
1 I
ESTABLIMIGED
MUM irrrzo LIP ITH
.
Hot and Cold Witter, dm..
explultatad sal iirsatleal Workman.
JOHN M. TATE,
/Umber and Gas Ifitiler,
227 Liberty Street. Pittsbnigh i and
69 Federal Street, Allegheny.
Iril,fotivam ha . . I
NICHARD BR!
dell:
ED ~ tO.
BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS -
FOE T:RE HOLIDAYS.
NUN NANAAN
VA MA Aso BOWNIIIAN NA....
ALIO 411 T earrimist amiss
luta TEA 11l hil.•
Also, • lune uwrtment of Deeerund Liebb
and /masa
OWIA TOILET SETTS.
New patiently usdor one invert W-00. lost
opened awl fdr atm" , um! rays, at
NArcacoell El'idae.t. •
IWIIIXEY
QM
J.! of a su'.
~ly tar oar salep,
tafallua. tor mum
LICATDE'II 1411. TING.
irgagl to r Aitgrtee.ly
at WI end elk hU "U"
Z 7 J.41/1.
rEzEzm
BEE 21
NEW ADVEBTIS
=NV?. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
----
ODDS! AN ELEGANT
HOLIDAY
J. B. McFADD6'
& CO.
1
WRITER RESPECTFULLY AN.
• NOTINCI to their rut , men Viet they
hare now on exhibition oh eleg • t eiork of
GOODS SUITABLE FOR HE SEASON,
•
And would re.neit.lol,o ask ILL publio
800.7 examlast.loo. 'Our etoet.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
JEWEL 133
Silver and Plate I Ware,
re ,en enzephite, az4 haring •=::::1
&Inca the late
DECLINE IN c OLD,
HE
Are marked at wises sure to Ili
VON.
J. B. IIIeFADDE ' & CO
95 Market St eet.
Sir An a Nov4lty. w eke Intr.:10011m the
"VIENNESE SKATE BAG,"
BoSiethlos sew and 'As, tfuldsome. CALL
♦aD SEIr. Tlit
123371
C)9VICUE.
REINEMAN,
II
MEYRA
& lEDL a
We'vcrplers,
=
•
HILO LEAVE TO AleNol7 ,
:ha ae•troetion. by Ire. on
their New nt..ra botm No
ant ootele able to corn Otlt
tem
!. r ae proirtooel
eon). Inform thelr fe an
eneerel
.wetPA, new 0.00
elehaat of tine
CZ that ovine o
rd. MOM .p.. Or
lonlBl4VlVt . l.
Str oan
A11:7101
R GOODS.
GOLD BD SUS
WATCHES, HI
MOM,
CLOCKS, FL &TED
WARE, &0.,
Tint war e designed raped
ill tow Zoo cpatied out at •
T for the rew .tare
locale..
No. 29 Fir,
Street,
=
=I
am and
ne° is o . der to litre aar patrons fastlattes to oo-
IMMENSE NEW STOCK,
I BULB AGE7fIB YOB TEE
!'
::see b , k l;:er:e e t l Vl 7 tu
A tgrill_pnrlo p = MASON a MARLIN OMNAN
CIoAIDS ND teutOgn lx fora
parensalag Downer,
A. It will twobobly taloa three mon . he to rent HOLIDAY - STOCK
the new stow. and net baring room for ear
large saner, we wilo aterrtniag at '
Greatly Reduced Prices.
del' :1.77
NEW GOODS
FOR IHE ROLLDKra
Ws haur justreturned irony thU Wiuf with it
trio sloth. uf MAIDS Wulf 'IBS tiOi..llthY
V ON. oith are prepsuid to Atli 500075007
PRESENTS FOR THEIR FRIEND:.
oua rroca oo:4dr:re or
Gant'. Gold Watch.. •
Ladle*. Gold Watches. • •
Gold Obalim•
Chaln nintalals. • '
Vent's deal Wing a
Mai rewilet: PH"
4'" 163 '""' 44 '
it.. Corm Seta • •
Pine Li" at Seta, •
aline Gold boa, • '
/Ins Jet Eau.
Colld Silvan Good.,
Calf Rattan....
• • Lack.. •
111.43. Stlne. puwi w
Gold and allner Bead 'Cants,
•
P a d'Good..rww7 aced,. he.
ILL ya BB 'nu n nu nu LEUBI /111:1P.
WATTLE* & SOMA FEIL
101 Fifth Street,
4,19.1.1:7n El doors lEore Pm MO old
1867. -- ****** 1867.
OBRISTMAS GIFTS.
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
19 Fifth Street.
GREAT HOLIDAY SALE,
OF MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS.
70rel and Wo-k Boman
Haadt treble f and 1111100
stet/no Path:own lata• dot
UR. aan uro Carta t
Woe Ow. andßola CIS ,11:
trace. Walle .o4l ta t air: 4l.4'47 "war7'
Real allel Imltatlon La..; , •
nal* and Zobtotiond WatolVfal
Cwhatere taavf
Plan Cloth
ltte eight tan Kld G
Of loves.
• : A comp •
Undershirts and Drawers,
, • AT VERY LOW ritiocs.
MIAL.II. 11617 IP.IIP NO,
Cost cio Quad for tkli cold crisp.. A ccmplctic
Ilac of
211.111111N03, C 025110. ISILITS,
zaraya AND HMT GOODS.
LL CON SOLI AT 11111111! WI ?Mtn
MACSUN 81CARLISLII,
fin. MO WISUM. 11111113 root.
NOW HEADi.
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE;
' Oe.
LITIBMIII7, IMICI,IIIIIIICII7OI.
cCrsTlSsaerJasvAixsossll6. ,
1. DALLAS GALIDIAITIL As AmArleau
k A 0:1.1ii 1
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rEZi:W;UMMA=I
4. TilleTli.6llTT rZkurs . chellitum,
s zna"AtON IN • "dlll'.lo.
144.Y11 Tit M H_ONXTUIJOS.
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9. T.. *WM 11,00111CTQ DL4.
OUTS 41116
10, TH. im 1.11:11111111MT.
11....• HZ 000 K,
HY DutriN).
U. Mk ANMRI , II . OIIY.
44. OUR MONTHLY O .OsBIP .
la I.ITIRATURL 011 . SON AT
TEIMB OP LIPPINOOTII, LIG/ SIN&
flay flotvarkil; r rea r i l ,oll,l l ,.
hlaan Co oled for Cann Uallv.l
Thlnr
Da.ws. ter • fere , te , b et end ea h
Teo , . V/ beau:zap n
1 too' Tyne
ea extrt 001e r elli,Vela.k...tereel., or Teen.
" elp ' •Tlet . int;b•r.
all eddrese as re
'Opt or T 121.1 ,•va seats.
wt. oleo.. be eared' to Elea their
Poet VAa. address la
Address .1. B. LIPPI -AT /It Mt.
PollUeseaes.
dill:1111 • re
•
•
HOMY PRESENT.
TWENTY REASONS
IMEEMEI
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.
I. talc the 2381 . LNT/RTlgill2 Taal:Ml mats:
aartrAnd brlsillni greater istatns than manor
loaned On Interest or Invested In nods*. UMW
2. It will render home atirlaUfit, and 1500
more esnenslve and let. Daniddal ansosemanta.
• 3. Its mule will eultivater gaid fisting, and
hays the best le d lance, F. •
I. n will enable your sons and danshtara to
learn to play, and so glue theta a vale Ad/ nf);
oomnllttmeat. L
a. win glee them lltelllt'es to qualify them-
selves as teachers of must?, which Is as good
s trade or erormuln.. Ttoueseds of lsolcs.ve
SOW plasma y kupportlrg thetas elves by tooth.'
log mosl•. ../doh they learned screlr ML se
comollshmeut If your dstobtor has some apt.
nom (or music. ton would bettor gird ht r a good
nstrument nom, sod onto urns her to leant to
play co It, than to give ber - thoossnita of dollars
some years hence. . '
e. it Will be a plea:ore and comfort. 70OMMI:
durum the loos waster evening/I.
7. It will last. a UMW's, and you will galas it
mo• e see more highly.
a. It Is cutler io !cora to niaf on than a nano
FJrto sad, cams mach tear:.
g. The 'Mason liazuhrTaldnet .Orgons Oe
THE BIOS I'2;dt:wow:arts of thls dole In the
world. •
10. ; This le proved by the Methuen of the begt
edges. They Dave ben'awarded MOW DM
name et OVER ellViwTlf nonmetal ontepetle
Coo.. Inetutimg the lUSSiT PIII2 111CCIAL at
the wira.13.13 OXINIIIT/Olf AT P.M.% this
year. In their Cretan. Y. hU. print the test
tie ony of more theattan hundred of the bed.
mmluene to the Country that their inemmenti.,
areet all others. When one who vista. to WI
nen Innen met claims that leis recommend,
as [`obese by hundreds of the most distinguished
prgultets. ask him to *lwo yeet Moir frelfeurey.
if U Aar ever knee ems. Is. mitt balm a fa pen*.
it. Compare the tenements made by hi. • it.
side by aide with any others; compare 'them
miticMlY nue Me rooghll. tine by tone, nd bon
mot fall to see superiority in many respect.
12. These Inetrumenta seethe only ones having
'the catenated Acrowartc dm.LOWS EWALD,
the mon lo2pettsat Improvement In reed theirs.
meats far twenty years.
H. ILey are the Duly Instramente Dewlap PAT
nor nair-ADICSTING Itznlt `VALtras, ad Hi
war nal natar patented Improvements Of Alm
•
s
Tht.y ara the burr reed UM:manta lumina
cloned mortice..
IS. Compere the extellors, and obsene . that
the tostrameutt of 31. 2 H. nage the bath best tty
of Ivory; trory fronts to the keys; real .bray
and not thersty cothred blank thys; dealt lithe
n the molt snOtteattat rota...of three ~pones
Meese of wood. flood together, and set tint!.
to berth. •e., ho. Tele tboronahness of Work.
geolp. sod nee of only best =thereat, roes
raven too Whole Inurement. ,
it. Ina thoroughnees of construction of Mete
inetruments styes thank the greatest dorsi:MUT.
They Sr. not liable to get othof order.
17. Toey will Improve by age., timing eve.
better In wooll it of tone.
10. 2116 Y • AWL TEE OEM &PIM INSTRI7-
binNTs UP VIZ CLAtli; not the lowest pilot&
Indted. thotork toe. difference In price between
Um and Interttr buten welly,. In not gent. It
ed is t lltUe more to do the very best work. but
U ette apes tin tee end. -
19. lite cot late to troll to the Judgment of
deafer*, who on toopted to think ,those fnetrw•
meats ore the Gut . on welch they raft mote the
cf* , Mmt profile. M. a. E. bane Sled their pekoe
so
ow that lady eaantt afford to pay the largo
oonoallisie as atria to dealer, by. Beakers ot Iff
fertor +orig.
BY. Eva) Itettime at ede asott
It (toy 'warratittil. If. It prove. d.ttttiva, rca
eyt .tiffer no loss, as their ittimuttelt Is Oboes
questlatt.
iii . 3and for • eirealm., Which Will be end
ernial.onsly. containing NI Omelette= and
LLLLLL ions of th•eiller.o4 ttyles and prierk
=dela Iraty from 473 to 11..000 and awned,.
net: ataterith tectimene la fail fro= the dl. '
tingelehed =genii= or the euuntry to the au=
Homy of theme instromenta.
CHAS. C. MELLOR,
No, Si Wood Street,
1=
M=:=!l
20 PED. CM. SAVED
ADISCOUNT of 20 PERCENT. fro
r m regular pilot. oilowed on Ina Marx
noon o
OVERCOATS p
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RAMALEY'S
Fashionable Clothing Dupertom,
xo. 336 ;Liberty Strict.
FIFTEEN PER CENT. BATED
A DIQCOONT of 15 PER CENT
imutr.mumtigkee Wowed on thee=
star-tot
READY-MADE CLOTH:MG
wimOm
. 0 xCepttan of OYER6O LDS, at
lIAIRA.LEVS
Fashionable Clothing Fmporinm,
.111 p. 336 Liberty /tired
TEN• PEN CENT. SAVED.
A DISCOUNT 0110 PER CENT.
s ,„ k n o r regwlee pile.. allowed ow lbw mint
GENT'S FURNISHEN GOODS
AT RAISIALEY'S
Fashionable nothing *Emporium,
386 Liberty
,S.reet,
dc18:110 • ° mail% waxsz erar.wr
1111311 M • •GLYIIIi '& 'CO.,
WICR TO CALL THE AT 1E.:Y . 1%M of the
small, to tbelr exteatlvo stock or ,
'HOLIDAY GOODS,
JUdT RECEIVED. •
IT COMPRISES A LARGE VARIETY •OF
Fagot. (hors Peals& •
;Z l t!!ir: t e;'leg lathrr/ine almost e t Sto.
Nen Style SNP lu
sr. tN am tap
Woe Lot
or SI or straw, 0110 tr. at ;SI" sell.
ats rest.
Larial t o • tient's 788 Topped Ell Mirror.
; • at
& Sp!endid Stock of Late Goods,
aura An
rolot Las , . Fl.kkarohlafc
r u ts, App•Aqsa bAudtercalefs:
r:V.lolProe Collars;
•. WE ALI:0 NELL
_Toro Linen Banaktralikla. 8 soots.
, litos'd Tooltrd rests:
007 vott.st HlS'ed Hole. asst.:
/ 03 Voltv.nr:AN °--50.0u,
11gruTirkournt.VV:17::1g ,3 ‘ ,
•
Remoabar, thasagoolls aro to be had at
M&CRUM, GLYDE & CO.'S,
dalf: 79 &SO Market St..
H. KIRKPATRICK,
1.1 = 1.41.0TZ42.411161.•
BOOK-KEEPER AND ACCOVATAIT,
r W SKIS-TWIG YZAILIPPYMITICAL
WILL ATTEND TU
OPENING ONO. CIMINO mmaittdry BOOKS.
Mingle Intry 111.ollts Cleeed bed bks
Opened by Doable lnuy. Dammed
Books nobstrataly sejawled.
riurrNsuzettx SZTYLZMEN/ 8 oat
• thartmull busin.s• style.
Office on OW door, Apollo Mailbag. Ma SO
ruutrru • demigs
TO BUILDERS . AND MUCK.
••••
LAYERS
M'KIBBIN &" WHITE.
Bfasictosod Brick Ford
1,...g. 1 ,Parr" • t Ber.ltr:.le ft
.nAwy""'
IV LI be ;amid,. 01111. "nitelo.ll3.llrde
3E-103EL10110 CO'
GREAT' SALE
iBTILL CONT'II~T
'~
THE GREATEST BARGAINS OF
THE LARGEST STO
rr 1.1 V LAI GI-Ls s
TBEZENT ASSORTMENT IN TIM MT TO SE
If You want Chritinas or New
No& 77 . and 79 Market
COITIIFVE TO BELL
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST,
•
A LARGE STOCK OF NEW GOODS.
1,000 DOZEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
Just Opened, all kinds and qualities, and at NEW YORK
PANIC -PRICES!,
REAL. AND IMITATION LACES,
lIIHKERCIPS, SETS, COLLARS, BIROS, COIFFEURS,
13 POlWT.roixf artaQues AND VA.LICNCIENBLL
The Latest Importations and Choice Patterns.
Embroideries, a splendid line.
Infant Robes, Caps and Waists,
Brodie, scarfs, very cheap. •
Beautiful Pieces or Embroidery.
Fine Slipper Patterns, • •
Fine silk suspenders, Embroidered.
Hoak and Dress Ornaments, -
Gent's Farni:hlag Goods, Ties, Scarfs, Shirts.
Zephyr Knit Goods,
Hoods, ?tables, Sontags.Scarfa, Ilitterts, Basques.
Two cases ualmoral Skirts, fresh goods, at CIAO.
Two cases Shirts and Drawers. at /CO cents.
COO Pair Heal French Corsets, at $l,OO. ' ,
Gloves and Hosiery, all kinds, and cheaper than ever.
Brooches, Sets, Pins, Money Bags and Fancy Goods.
Fine Silk Umbrellas,
50 Dozen Bradley's Duplex Skirt, at $1.00,4 gnat bargain; aid
many other aniciesloo numerous to mention.
Good Fleecy Lined • Hose, 20
_cents.
Elm Fleecy Glied Hose, 25 ceits.
Laeies' Fine Fur Top Kid Gloves, 51.50
600 good and fashionable Hoop Balers, at 50 cents,l,lnst resolved.
WE ASK YOU TO GALL AND EXAMINE FOR YODESELVIB.
I .
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GOOD GOODS AND LOW' PRICES.
XCWEINIFnEt MECOII.N.I3 cb CM)"
Nos: 77 and 79 Market Str
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TO AMOUR? Or /MASI&
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ASIOSSI of I ex. on lloplloora of MC, creation. Loot of ASS., "1 MS.
iAmmo. dna Or Collector oe Coptlra•e or June let.
moont LIS OS 1111Mateeend retutneo to Co. controller, trona Oa /lOU'll7.
ER. • E. KUNIKLZ,
Meech 21.11114—T0 mount let:erred to
7:ll%?. ° l ' ..tt ,* .Z: l, ll '.' 4= ' ,a •—• 41 ' 0 " 0)
to
deterrent Z. W. abet, Calle 1,3 A) le
Jecc twr—ro amount receives to acts
troart W. —bee Collector, ... . ... t t... Lllll.l
iatv Z. lIII—To atelltr.l nee teen teltleta
te. eoer. Collector
Jane if. II 7—To .mount received to
due tram C11,1[14;14 C0t1eet.r...... lict 15G
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e. UM.
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SPECIIL ATTRACTIONS !
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LADIES' FIRS
sT
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131 Wiod Stregt.
TaBAISCfi I
TOBACCO!
TOBACCO: • •
•1
FIVE lIIINDRED CADDIES,
. ASSORT= JUNDBI.
4178 T 11/10XXVID QA OONSIOAKtret
AIM, tint. BUM BAR 4111131113 k
As low ON dec. per pound.
anteeis ea d often who deal It
Tobacco. would do well to tall ant examine the
slosh, at
RPBERT F. WEDDELL'S .
.1444 leablielei Meru Jpacy.
Cer.Smitbfield 1k Water Ms.
GOOD NEWS. •
CHEAP BREAD 111 DEAR TIMER.
=again ittr WLIM BRICA.D. liner{
lor atm. 7ys iattlais "U. W."oa min` list.
War.l . s. Naos alas. , otlaaurre
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4?consio' .r 4;;•
co
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t of the Schee/ Heard of Patton Tema.
BY mibulr , raw CIL , ma szciarre,
oat. to SI volunteers • rtns • • 11 tett tsa*... 4.0114
doeoad • • II c at °'
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order ao
A.... 10 to Balance. . 13
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Of latest pattarna awl bat
sozofti Irldottar.
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ALSO. ♦ MILL •lISORTICINTOP
Idea,. Ball sad: Patin Limpet
OIL 11l Pipit lIMP,
4 MaCh.I2I3IIIIIIN
Qviattl/m to sat rwA,wm
ARTHUR KIRK,
IT* Tedsral x. Alloilidiat. 3
LLEGairrir
OCERT I ED , PROVISION
COMPANY.
. . , .._ .
JOHN J. clialtAW, President.
Jr P. EH L. Secretary.
j Steak of this Compaar la sirs*" suer
Igt,::‘,..9,Vattgai te..T511
"Sr as .0370'0214
At 2$ Federal At,, Allegheny
ILLE IFttB Y.IIIIMICATING
BOA U• ROPY PAUILIMI. of
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a. 21. PE4LLIPS:
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