E
strange defence, and we believe that most
tt •egltbutaij, totitt . audiences will object to having the rage for
"- 6 - 7
realism .carried so far.
—Risley, the original importer of%.3apau
ese shows, has jusC'arrived in New - , YOU
,Proni Europe, anitis going lb pro4uce
• • •
-show piece,on the' grandest agile eircr wrt
itessed in Ameriea.- •
Ishinders are plensed.with the
United States. Since Mr.' Seward has de
veloped an acute mania for. doing a land
office business, islanders of all sorts have
, cast loving eyes on the. American continent.
—A very brilliant meteor recently burst
over Polankidie pie•
ces on that volitically-tinhappy land. Many
of these,pieces haVe been lcollected and de
poited at the National Dliiseum ,a arsaw.
—The, famine in East Prussia is frightful.
The Ring , is, blamed and execrated, and
Prussia, so-vain glorious since the turf of
Sadowa was drenched in Austrian blood, is
[ said to be on the Verge of a bloody ,revolu-
I tion„ _ •
EPHEMERIS.
. ,
—Detroit is 167 years old.
—Jeff. Davis is at Hayrina,
—Texas has live million head of etittle.
—Lancaster has counterfeit $2 greenbacks.
T. Baruum's mother died
_on Mon-
—One thousand Indians still reside in
Massachuipettit. ';• • 5-7
—CE.rist , ' ogler ; Ciffninbna l ' canonization: is
again agitated. •
--Stxawberrie.s cost ten dollars per quart
in Washington bitY,, •
—The finest private equipage in Troy be
longs to John Morrissey. ,
—Bennett declined to preside atthe...Dick;
ens dinner in New York.
—Boston has a Chinse citizen, who was
only recently naturalized; ' •
—A permanent k'renek.llteatre is to be
established' in Philadelphia.
—Phoenix T. Barnum is thd • latest. read
ing of the show man's name.
—Wild ducks are abundant in Lancaster.
county, on the Susquehanna. -
—A one-armed woman grinds an organ in
the streets of New Orleans. t • •
•—The Governor, of WiSconsin has bad
his salary increased to $5,1'300 per annum.
—Ole Thin oncetried his luck as a mana
ger of an Italian Opera troupe in New York.
—Newport anticipates a much fuller sea
son this year - than she - hastad for a long
—A Cincinnati painter annouces that he
has a representation of "Death , as large as
life."-
—William Cullen Bryant is a Unitarian,
and James Gordon Bennett , is a Roman Ca-
-4What shape should a tea tray be? asks
some one. Fun replies a teatray-hedron of
course. - •
—Newport, (R. I.) was o lighted with gas
as early as 1812, or sixteen years before
Nevi York." ,
—The next international copyright meet
ing is to be presided over by Henry W.
Longfellow.'
—The New York Ma says that one of
the few imniortal names not born to , die is
Anonymous.
—Lord Andley has jnst been married.
Whether hisnew Wife lui.s any secret or - no,
we cam of tell ,
—The New York Citizen says the • cause
of the Democratic defeat in New Hampshire
was Pendleton.
—Steubenville is making itself more at
tractive by ornamenting its suburbs ;with
artificial lakes. •
—Westward'the course of emigrant trains
take their ways through Dubuque, although
the winter is barely over.
--A yonnd lady named Brose was in-.
stantly
, Idlled by lightning,• at Brookston,
Indiana, on Monday morning.
—Pretty waiter girl establishments are on
the decrease in Broadway:-'White F,awat
has proved too much for them. • y
—When the Pacific. 'Railroad is' finished
ripe grapes will be sent in large quantities
from - California as early
—Mrs.,liemble (Fanny Zemble) has been
reading tolarge audiences, composed of the
very best people, in the Quaker City.
—The - Great Dastern, idle, costs three
thousand dollars a don busy, she costs more
and 40 her owners have chosen the lesser
evil,
The Philadelphia Press has at last ar
rived at the opinion that Parepa Rosa is
greater and finer singer than Was Jenny
Lind.
',—A silk neck tie was the instrument made
use of by a Roman Catholic priest in Rich
mond, indiana,for the shuffling off of his coil
Mortal..
—A wine growing association, with a
capital stock' of $lOO,OOO, has been formed at
Sandusky, Ohio, by some of the German
residents.
—Prof. Morse was recently justly lionized
and made much of in Berlin. He was in;
troduced everywhere as the "Father of the
Telegraph."
—Pope Pius IX.; it is said, . once visited
Chili and Peru as Nuncio of the Pope Leo
I. His• Holiness was then merely an
Arch Bishop.
,—Parton is writings article on religious
.
bodies for the Atlantic: His genii:mat what
he evidently imagines is genh:is; seems to be
very' versatile. y • L
—Thomas,Dunn EngliAt says ike r , - 2iViote
"Ben 801t.".._ Nobody denles,. it,., hut loa3
thinks his pet song has as mush right Wild:
toriety as SnybodY,else's. ;
self running washing . and, clothes•
boiling machine has been invented: No la.
bor is regnire 1, and 4:is cat' i‘
awe,
_lnWe Vile4tuin."
tck.make. an ,original . remark.
• Wondera will 'wirer cease! - The cause or
this tenntrk is the announcement ihat Hong.
Kong , is to hive a. tiettsbn.•.of•Atalian Opera.
—Harry Gurr, the natifoi;ie ilnistln
6 111 E 6 - 11
pension bridge into, the,Ghip river some; 4n,y,,
this -_week. He, will have, .rather,a,:cold
p l ung e b at. h...l, . I; 11;..11/:-i
—7)6oiiitOi*ontA_ 914,
Dean and Chauncey BIM hava promised to
stump
•GonnectinucVig—D9poo.als, ,
Judging by their .effect oß4ewjkalpirabir,e,.,
we are,o4 of it., • ;,.. -
—BroOklyawants budge to New , York
city, but 'aiet,
'
and river" ere maskedd7.Wi i th a ihicitfog,,
and communication -between- ./ t h e ,: cities wu
almost `suspended. ,• . ,
—Dr. • POI:e13111 1 3, .Iyo r yc F t6 l i l i e d•
has, aft& - a .giticig,i AT ;4404
that the Stafford pavement is ten - taint!, tbs...
healthiest and ought s 6
durable of -Pav t‘it
—FranklifePlis/1105f45 discbaxged from
leading;; thestioAni..---Philadelphia,,because he.
the thanagepitiagr.*:4o4,4o.*43l.4.
ry, and testifies-ihaourthe2chavacter. which
he atinie#telli /ins' akes;•-ti"6oiii
Indulging ini
the *Field; 'herein attiniii,tang ik 1145-4-1‘
. Stories About Homely Singers.,
.Eroin the :tie:tv York E.verilng Post.]
1 . 1 is undisputed that Americans, if not so
well 'versed in art; know very Well what to
admire in nature. They are, often more un
forgiving to a public performer., who laclo
grace 01-beauty than to those who shoW a n, - ant
of: talent. - Some years ago ty piano -forte
player pine from Europe witiflumerous in
, ,
fluential letters, one of which was directed
to one of the kindest and Vest men in the
profession. Ile received flie` i new comer
with great courtesy, asked him to play, and
was delighted with htm as an artist, but felt
compelled to deal candidly with him. He,
therefore advised him not to think of re
maining in the United States. "Why ?"
said the artist ; "tell me why;" - "I dare not
do so," was the reply.; ,"I must know,"
said the artist. "As a. public perforiner,,"
was the rejoinder, "your personal appear
ance is againSt you, and it'would be still
1 worse for you if you desire to teach."' "Am
I ugly ?" said the poor artist. "Very I"
said the gentleman ; "you' have coarse red
hair, and that's enough—Americans hate red,.
hair;'then you have dark brown freekles on
your face and hands ;`y - bfir skin is deadly
pale, and yonrnose turns up—a defect never
forgiven in a man here." The artist went
to Canada., - .
As a set-off to this story, an incident that ,
occuired Italy • some years ago may be
mentioned. A tenor made his appearance
for the first time in the town, and was cast
in the part of Polio in the opera of "Norma."
As he walked down the -stage he was salu
ted by derisive cries of."Go home ; we
won't have you here; oh oh !" He, stood
quietly -looking at the audience until he
found a hearing. His appearance was un
prepossessin—a little.humpbacked man,
wearing a .huge Roman helmet which fell
-upon- his shoulders, and seemed to, cover:one
half of his pigmy` body. Raising' his hand
to indicate that he desired to speak, he final
ly quieted the noisy erowd,"and said :
'lt is true,Nature has been very, niggard
ly-to me in ifts of outward Show ;abut, by
way of compensation, she"has bestowed. on.
me the glorious gift of voice and musical
comprehension. • Will , you hear what Na
ture; has done for me ?' •
The house answered With one voice, "Si"
—yes: The orchestra - began at the scene
where Pellio enters with - FbiVic. " - ,The, latter
had been so frightened at the noise; be walked'
to the side scenes, but now.pagfe forward:
After tbe first yejee of thp teniirrair,..,,ll44'oar.
tar"), cheers and bravos,,44o,..nttered by
every voice in,the.tiaeatrp,—,lltitslittla..-,
backed Min was - citirfee home - in - triumph
from the theatre that night; ,and,, n in, of
his deformity, lived' galled' great on
every stage where he .appeitred in Italy.
BismarckPri 14eisi
In the streets of . Lorigon. a ; lc,
plaything f r or apeianYa pliCetearg'
theliarne cif "ElistriarcrifrkvHniiile iireatt - - -
cation. 4 l.:4t little'doll-riepresenting the
great Prussian" statesman, which is tied to -a'
fine string of Indisrubber, agd IS , connetted
with a Small inflated figure representing ,t,he
Eniperor -of tire-FrOiclel u lty 7 ,littfig" ; ','Ctroint -
Bisnih* lialc,c;PA* ,bit bY!jerVing
tlie?:tiao4fAli 3 Oug it...atring looks _as if
the;grussuiii-Mifiiiterwas,Stia)Ong :the Ent
•Peror by rn
the ears. - Those ears areiriable - ,s.
and, connected with the hands of Bisrnarc.k's
figure through a- thin India raker string
which is pert and parcel of the main string,
--end running through the arras of I Bismarck. -
In reality,,the English have fora long time
been by the curs by the Emperor of the
French, and they,can therefore be well par:
Boned if they, enjoy., the satisfaction
they_may derive from such innocent
Plaything.
Calling Time.
.. _
The English are great pu the science of
conducting deliberative assemblies, and in
deed the world owes to them - pretty much
all the regulation for parllamentary practice
it has ever .:had. . They. _have introduced a .
new snd most) excellent idea - .over ;there
which some of our public . meetings, :and
perliaps even one legislative bodies, might
adopt - with profit. At the late London ts6n.-:'
ferenceWitli workingmen ou'the sUbjece -- ,Cic,
.their non-attendance, at publieworship;the
meetiOg . Wai organized Witlkaii-eitra oficeiv,
' , whore we: nfutycall;-the chroriologer4; This
. gentleman had two sand' glasses lietoreltim,.
with. which he continually measured , the
- flow. of words from the -differolit speakerS; '
At thliend of the ninth minute - he:stsuck. a
little bell once; at the: end:of , thetefith;:if '
the speaker had' not -,sitbsided;',hii struck it
twice,,and down titoppeci 'the *tor; ',no
way in 'which this - prociedinfictite bit intro
dnetions, perorations, and rotund - oratory
in general ,
.. - Waft 133 4Te 110 * r Speakers ' . matt
- t0 be terse or say =thing , : .. i. . . .... ~,.
;The New England sOites , iitly!ttteint
the ' attempt to restock rivers
loring,to - abstractions made by dams,.
which plentlitic.l4Ve
Pt'evOt.oo.l*iakasPadi#A: to. , lirpitei,xo,l ,
lets of . the streams to deposit their spawn:.
they: always letarn.lo theleeiditr.whete
they were born;dt would de - the 'good to re‘` •
Move thed ms To Meet if deities
the spawn is now introduced I bite 140:-*Tel;_,
Watersly a species of .artificial pros in.'
vented. 4)% Beth . : Green nad'..that
ireturi,i, - a ft er being' grown , ' their native
',rounds; the next,.yer#,fiehivaye are Milk
over tb~ 014; j'bi -ten Nola in.
lieir:joutaeyfrom ithe sea to their spawning:.
'beds, and they can :thus carry on and - pin-,
petnatethe-entetpriteAfeanwidlepMper•
-laws Air protecting theworkh and ',in
ileulat..*optiVent,theMVates of .opOrtimto, ,
ore onoele44 o*l.tt may be . expethat tie'
`efetreioeat penalties Vll - :1:10 . :Vreited=;tiponl
.•
' kiliiiih; .ttutt e ' that " alt Whit
4 ~ : n 0N11. 4 .:. '-,
lima has Itcartraahipleted/ . i . : edition; o f.
'poems., This editiga r t : Wis•Siatein Is "in l
tie
er'.. .. :. . i tiyestOerj:4lW . lfi an 'liew• I
rwitfrtlovr
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Awake 1 ngt.hd ed derOppi**, i 4,
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Onality.loicikli caniirds' 1;04% nectw.
-Mg'Y .t? tato egtopicspesso ltbir-,,worki 'n ;;:,
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Co s
;fiIIfARIIIVI a Islaty,rt
)'CORD 11.,1 0 - ,or
re= - r.)-4 s.rit -1,110:VICKID-STRELIN
1-LillyrNetio COLViiii AND 1
415 hivintaaur.ch'Whole3lll6: - intilietall Dealer
in TRIJNILL, VALIS.4S, 3.351 _
• •
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guntiniced:
i - EtS
-c•WAL.T., PAPER:
NVIALL.PAPEttS, •
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I N, , GA4f , 7irAff•ti'T,
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wo*s-, nettiltifia ri*lf3n.PheaPp .''
tll-4.,. - , • • •
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- Atlire. 101 MairketStirOt - ' ' ; ' .
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fe22r
S'& 14RO. '
busholi prime
rlrl
• BaStS.l6llr , 1 4 ;
rA j t Ar4 Of
oTamillitVix•liabiteroo,
• ,fllt, -P , •1••
L lSonth canal Street, near Cbeeenne,--,Alleghenyan
-ntlienaln:daT
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FOR FRAGRANT TEAS,
- ,
CIIOiCE .CO.F.VEE
'AND
Pura
ROBINSON'S
No. 20 Attit'Streei.
- .
F OR THE FIpir,EST7EAS,
THE CHOICEST GROCERIES;
THE PUREST SPICES
And the beat CANNED FRITITS, rirluxs,
at the most reasonable prices, go, to .
FRANCE'S TEAT,
15 Diamond, rittsbnrlitl•
NEW ORLEANS . .
.SUCARAND'IVICIASSES ,
IN STORE AND -TO ARRIVE.
tiso hhds. N. O. Sugar. prime to choice:
500 bbis. Plantation Molasses:prime to choice;
110 •
'soo''extra Salt, . '-
With a lare and general assortment of all kinds of
GROCERIES and other goods. In Qv line, for bade
low to the trade, by
- j JOH\ I. HOUSE 4.1-nnos.,
• - Corner Emithticid and Water Streotg.''
mh3nral. , ,
CRACKER BAIKEtUES.'
MAIIVErS CRACKERS
ABE BAKED IN A PATENT OVEN,
•
The Only one in Western Perinsyllt'itnio.
Itgic : _es a LIGIITI,II SWEETi.II n 4 more UNI—•
FORMLY BAKED cIiACKEIt, tcone l. equentlimoro
wholefibme.) than can possibly' be produced from
- Any other kind of au oven. I use the befit Flour,
`and will warrant my goods superior to any others.
I , lp i r A l of establishment i over, 100
ILargest Bakery ever in Pittsburgh.
.3 None genuine unless MARVIN is on the side of
every package. , , •
i.
S. S.-MARVIN,
91 Liberty Street. Pittsburgh.
GX.MR3,
1. - .... COLCiCNE.SETS,
.
- .1 ' .. F.ritY BETS, :. g ;
l ' : , •-• _.. i ~ • --- - :11
PARIAN. STATUETTES, cg;
' t.t :7 -:LH '= • - ":-... .
tei , . BOWMAN GLASS,
IC And other STAPLE AND FANCY_
" 1 1
• ' GOODS. 'g great variety.-
.
100 WOOD STREET.
'. 1 ,R1C.41A.R.D E. BREED (gr. CO.`
111 - tabio - ,
JOUN
11..tittES BEIZENMCEIN,
152 Federal ;Street. Allegheny,
• (Fourth door ahove Diamond.)
Cflus China Ware &Table Cutlery
Al EASTERN PRICES. Everything required In a
first class store on hand. Call and examine our
B -
ITY THE BEST AND CHEAP
EST PIANO AND ORGAN. •
Schomacker's Gold - Medal Piano ,
The SCIIONIACKEW PIANO coniiiineS sirtbe
latest _valuable , ImProvements known in the con
struction of a first class instrument, and has always
'been awarded - the , highest: premium itherever.es-
Ifibited.: its tone le full, sonorous and sweet. _The
workmanship, for durability " and beauty, surpass
all others Prices from $5O to $l5O, faccording.to•
style and finish.) cheaper than all other so-called
first class Plano. .
.STEY'S COTT.AfIE' ORGAN
Stands at t e head of all reed Instruments, in pro
ducing Abe... Most perfeCt pipe quality of tone of any
similar Instrument the United Slates. It Is sim
ple and compact in construction, and not -liable to
get out of order. • • • . . _•
,CAR 44
PENTEIVE PATENT - VOX ..11u3tANA.
TREMOLOwietnily 'to be found; In this Organ.
Price front 8100r,:to $B5O- All guaranteed- for five
years , . ' tEintit,
BAKu LAKE & B
12 ST. MAUI STREET,'
SEt 4 01116:11ASO
-.1110fADE(1N8 AND 4RGANS,
in-pert'ett, order, (Yom 438 to.looo.
cn - Aitto r rT.E BLir.4E .
"John: door itbore itood
ME
A''OUTLERST,
=Mai
100 . WOOD STREET
PIANOS, ORGANS, &O
,AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE_ ORGAN.
toik l iVEcTioNm:aEs.
- - -
QUNDAIIt c SCHOOL
TIONS. PICNICS, DINNER PARTIES, &e,
furnished with the best ,
ICE CREAPi, CONg.CTIONERIES.
. •CA IS, PROITS, &c., &c.,
.At the lowest price and 011 the' Shortest notice,
JIITIAIES., RICHTER,
15:plamorid, Allettheny.
-JeM:mlo
Ceifectioneri arid. Biikety
re 90ci
•
• Between Seventh snd TAberty.
• ifirTADIiS'.OYSTEIt SAIOOK attached.
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GEORGE BEAV*I&,
,Candy Manufacturer,
Atid
11 dcajcy FOREIP7OAI4EIIIO,II2i. FRUITS
" - •
P 1
Sgeondlieoi"Winli the iiret
OENI:MM . ,<FIREI3 • OK; &C.
D'
'i t ranuissits
.7%,, i ctignisarrore- Augn,wAnwar.toms.:
ci WA
paiirearauona=43eillaal'r
'd; ~~ F s~ ~laSzs~ry T .ty—jz"rx •em..~
MISCELLANEUS
: THIRD ,LIST, IS6S , OF APPLI
: CATIONS to sell 'Antlers, Wed'. In the-,Clerk's
ee for mouth of March. Inst.:
Pittsburgh.
Charles Motil:ton.tavern. First ward". •
lienrrAhalerAavern, First ward. •
Charles. Quinn; tavern First ward.
. Johittri elder; taVenU First ward. -
Lerwis Ha rd, tavern, First ward:.
Fi,W. Georgie, taVern. , First ward.
eating henate, First ward • •
Ired.Bsort - tt Co.; otherg.oods, First ward.
Jos. Fleming, other good', First ward, .
Henry Bender, tavern, Second ward.
. Alex. Walker, tavern, Second ward.
Adolph Ludwig. tavern. Second • - •
Eugene Zahringer. tavern, Second ward.
'Pat Ingoldsby, tavern Second ward)
Fat Grail:tin tavern, Second ward:
Casper littttger, tavern'. Secondward.
Margaretainecol, eating-house. Third ward. •
HenryColwee. eating.house, Third ward.
Clint. "Darning, tavern'. Fourth Ward". -
.las. McKeever. tavern, Fonrth ward. •
Henry McMullen, tavern, Fourth ward.
Robert Caln_Phell, tavern. 'Fourth ward. , •
John Roth & Son, other gOods, Fourth ward.
Tranerman & Arnhold. o. gOods, Fourth ward.
Jane Ilancox,lavern; Fifth yrard. • "
ROC SWIM, tavern. Fifth w ard
James McDialey, tavern. Firth ward.
" - Afield & hush, tavern, Fifth ward. . „
Schweinhardt; tavern: Fifth Ward, -
Daniel Voltz, tavern. Fifth ward. •
A. B. Bohlman, tavern. Fifth ward. •' •
R. Wetti,t tavern. Fifth ward t '
Costello & Donnelly; eating Fifth ward.
Marg. Schleffm.r. eating house. Fifth ward.
John Froelich, other goods - , Fifth ward.
Joseph.Dipple, catinglionve. Sixth ward.
John Klbelte,taVern. SeeenthWard.• •
Christ Maeller.-.tavern, Eighth ward., -
John Hansen; taverml Eighth Ward.' •
Mathew Campbell, tavern, X Intlrward.„
Joseph Plilllpe,Aavern. Ninth - ward: ' •
John rower, tavern,,Nlnth ward:7
James "Nolan. tavern. Ninth ward.•
Mathias (Miner.. other goods. X hith ward.
K olbecker, tavern, Tenth ward.
Robert Steele tavern, - Tenth ward. •
J. Ruckyeigef, tavern. Tenth ward.- -
S. C.:Taylor, tavern, Tenth wards
"Henry Wagner. tavern. Tenth Ward.
(4. & 11. VierlielleY; tavern. Tenth ward.
Joseph Kiser. tavern. Tenth ward )
John 1 less tavern, Tenth ward. •
Rudolph liechtold. tavern. Tenth ward..
Alex. YrilTray, tavern. Tenth ward.
Rudolph Kalil, eating house. Tenth ward.
F. X. Seldle, eating house. Tenth ward.
'Sluann Schock. other goods. Tenth ward.
. ,
Alleghoikk.
William P. Alllsnn. tavern, Fiat ward.
F. Andriessen. other goods. First ward.
Jas: - Neely, tavern. Second ward.
Gidielb Bramble, tavern. Second ward.
3r. F.•ltynch; tavern. Second ward.
John Emmel, tavern. Second ward..
Bernard Gray. tavern, Seeond ward. -
Jacob Kuntz, tavern, Third ward. •
-Anthony Berninger tavern. Third ward.
Mich:Hoch. eatinibouse. Third ward.
J. Frev - &,8r0., eating honse..Third ward.
'John Hartman, eating house. Third ward.
H. Prysi, eating house. Third ward.
.F. liochendorfer. other goods. Third ward,
!Chas. Gardiner, tavern. Fourth ward. '
- Jos. Weber. - tavern. Fourth ward;
Geo. Gerber, tavern, Fourth wards
E. Ellwanger, tavern, 'Fourth ward.
Geo. Schopm tavetn; Fourth ward.
A. Seitfert. tavern, Fourth-ward.
John Gordon, tavern. Fourth ward.
P. F. MeNelly.. tavern, Fourth ward.
Hans Michael, tavern, Fourth ward.
Geo. Schmidt, tavern, FOurth ward.
Win. Hottinan. tavern. Fourth ward.
Dierker, tavern. Fourth ward.
H. Hespenheide & Co, other goods, Fourth ward.
Lennie Keller, other Foods. Fourth ward. •
Adair Gilg; ravern..l. Mir ward. - ,
J. M. Walther, tavern, Seventh wird.
Boroughs.
Henry Snyder, eating house, Duquesne.
Danit'd Sarber, tavern, Elizabeth.
Osker Primeler, tavern, Birmingham. , • •
Geo. Schaefer. tavern, Birmingham. -••
:Martin Shaefer. tavern, Birmingham.
Charles It:M. - eating house. Birniingham— •
Fred. Stolte. taVern, East Birmingham.
G. 'Neuntau.'Catlng house. East Blrinlnghanas
H. Bunk:other goods, East Birmingham. •
ConraclSPeldel, tavern. Bradtiocks.
Evaline Evans, tavern, Lawrenceville. •
Fred. Kalif,. tavern, South Pittsburgh. •
irerotne Baum.- tavern, Sharpsburg. - -
Win. Auth, tavern, Sharpsburg..
Tovvushlips. •
•
Anthony Young, tavern, Baldwin.
John Snyder. tavern, Chartlers. -
CharlesKeeff. tavern, Collins. t • • '
Win. 'A. Speer. tavern, Hampton. -
Jzteph , tavern. MCCAII(III2iS.
Jacob Kiel. tavern. :MAIM. •
Jas. Patton, tavern; 31cUltire. -
Mich. Older. tavern, Patton:
Thos. Grjllespie. tavern. Pitt.
John Lundy. tavern. Pitt. • •
Ignat I'llumm eating house. Pitt. .
Andrew Jack, tavern. Plum.
Tito, Perkins, tavern, ltobinson. • . -
Wm. Lorain. eating house. Robinson.
J. F. ll: Betting. tavern, Boss. -
John Studer, tavern. Boss.
John Schulz. Sr., .5: Co. tavern, Boss. •
P eter Kelly. tavern.
' Elia. Farm - rte., tavern, Stealer.
Geo. W. Iloyd, tavern. St.'Clair, upper. ' • •
Jos. Schell, tavern. St. Clair. lower. _ -
311th. Kreig,"eatlng house, St. Clair. lower.
David Itavaird, tavern. Versailles. • ,
Traugott Tsehegner. tavern, Versailles.
Booz Marts, tavern. Wilkins. , • -
'file License Board will sit on WEDNESDAY'.
. the 25th ofMarch, 1868. ~ a t 9 coclock. Si. for
heariug-thenbove applications._ • • ••
J011.7i G. BROWN,. Clerk:
STANDARD , •
`P:rII3IJC4TIONS.
Angell on The Law of Common Carriers. .
Angell .t Ames on Corporations: Revised Ed. •
,Adanne -Equity...New Edition. .1
Abbott's National Digest of Reports and StatuteS6' ;•
Bishop on 'Marriage and Div 2 orce. , 2 vols. , . •. -. • • ..
Bishop on Criminal Law. vois.
Ryles on Bills rind Notes. New-Ed.' ' -.. .-•-, • • -•--
Ilouvler‘s Law ..Dictlonary. - New and • ileyl3ett
Epltion. 2 vols. '.
.
Brown on the Statutes of Tratul.,...': -.. , - • ..- .
Smith's Leading Cases. 3 vols.
Cordon the Rights of Married Women. •- , - ...:.. ...:..
Dumill's Chancery Practice. '3 vols. •...
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The Equity Draftsman. Revised Edition. •., --:
Hilliard on Venders and Purchasers. • .
Dilliard's Law of Torts. - 2 vole. - . - •
111Illosd on injunctions. . _ , . .. .
,
•
Hilliard on New Trials - .
• Billiard on Remedies for Torts.... - .. -- , • • .
• Kent's Commentaries. "4 vole. . ..
. Parsons on Contracts. 3 vols.
Chitty on Bills.. .. • - •
.•
Chitty On Contracts. • • .
.•- • .
. , Smith's Forms on Procedure. • .
Parsons on Mercantile Law.
Redfield on Railways. - New Edition. 2 yorS. .: .
• Wharton & Still's Medical Jurisprudence. . •,- f -- ---
4. • •
Story's Commentaries' on Agency.... '•
" • . .. • i,
Story on Bills of Exchange. • , • .. . .... ' -• ,
_Story. on Partnership. - - - ' • ' , • . '
Story on"Ballments. -... .. - '. -- • •
- Story's Equity Jurisprudence : - 2 cols. . .
.
s
• Story' Treatise on Sales. •: ,- - - . • . .
..Storv:s Equity Pleadings.
- Stephen on Pleadings. New 'Edition. • • • ' -. • ••
Taylor's Landlord and Tenant. -- . •
Washburn on Easements and Seryltudes. • -
Wills on Circumstantial Eyidenee, - . - -. -- • • , ,•
RaWle on Covenants' for Titles. - •- - • -
." •
:Blackwell on•Tut.Mitles.• .• . • • •
'Washburh on Real Property. 2Vols.
1' Williamson Real Property. .- ~
1 Williams on Personal Property. 4 • , . .
I 'Hilliard on Mortgages. - 2 vols.
, r ,. • •- • - - . -.... .
MARBLE & SLATE MANTLES,
PITTSBURGH STEAM MARBLE AND SLATE WORKS.
Office and INaretniant-31,3 and '321 LIBERTY
STREET. Mantle Wareroout on second floor.
Persons -wanting Marble or slate Mantles will find -
it to their Interest to call. Workmanship not ex
celled in any place, - and priees'as low as in Eastern
cities. Marble Mantles or Furniturv, Slabs which
hayc become discolored bu smoke, oils or acids, can.
be Marbleized and made to to well as new.
-There is no other place In We/tem Pennsylvania.
where Slate Mantles arc mannfactUred. .
All kinds of Marble Work done in the best manner.
3i:wide Cutters supplied with Sawed Marble at East=
ern prices, carriage added. - -
W. W..WALLACE.
HOUSE CLEANING:
lIOtWEICEEI'inS, ArrES;tiON
Expense And. I.4abcwßayed.
"QUEEN OF THE. WASH Tint"
Is the best Fluid for elentilnk purposes over dtseor. -
ered. Indorsed by home families. , -Cleans paints
floors, doors, z shutters„statra,-.41 -la a perreat.
manner. Spiendld substitute. for goap, and is "far'
cheaper, Remove-a S a
tathwandmatoreacolorit.shd.'
saves labor, money and health. For washing Abilt
es; clothes. &c., ,Is not execited..:.:sold:hY Urecare
.• .
•1 - • ” 11 , -EX§r3Litlffr4e l 7 l4.o oo -
by -138 WobtiWl'.;'l •
rllO GLASS lIIIANifrAc RE)Et
" The - undersign - ea aectir6l the sole:Ajar.
47 for hp, sale ot tlzemelebratPci ,
~tta"LEY TOT .CI•S•Y, - •
Are now, propared,to furnish, it, In. any; -unantitytoy
those wlallingto'?rocerethis 'aupe,ribrarticle., , Di 4
ring frfteetveace. use of able Clau4 we'have arrived.
at such preportionssc,tre belief° inakewit a • better
ankle re_r Pet* than any. in the- market, we haying
secured an aucrage' stand 'af alX'Xitilff and' ?XX
XN OTITS: We will Itirulsh xecelpea for the -paper
- non of_ the mixture of thls.Clay,to rpersons parches.
lug ! The Clay ls gronneiend reenided fur
delivery. t • • .; :.• - ~,
DlTlialDeir. SON,:
• .Fort Pitt Glass Works,:
, .
Washington Street, PletaburgliiPa.
OFFICE OF , eIteENGLICESE,
ALLsnlinant Orrt, t Bleach 12 th , li e..
O. CONTRACTORS.— SEALED.
PROPOSALS will ba received at,thianttice mail,
DAy• Mach SlOtb; tat raiding - *at portion of
•-liarth Common..east offline 01'010 AlVol 6treas,
and the , potlipp et Elm; C f ommonhotiti ot Ohio Wei . %
croesin
• ttb' e
Prodlel and apenifitatiorui can b teen a no s
• t 5 n - CUARLEs DAVIS; •
9n ' perintilrenl an 4 REgiannrPnOt-AitgaVintnetits
MEM
vi _NEAL.
14:2,ail: ,t(HAN
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125 Ot r
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FOB SA:LE
r . KAY'S; COMPANY,:
65 . WOOD STREET. Lafayette Building
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