El
t ytt littautrot GaitttE.
THE MERRY LARK
.WAS VP AND
•
The merry. merry lark was upazid ringing.
And.the hare was out and feeding on the-lea. -
And the merry. merry bells below were ringing,
When my child's laugh rang through Inc.
Now the hare is snared, and dead beside the snow
yard,
And the lark beside the dreary winter sea.
And my baby In his cradle In the church -yard
Waiteth there until the bells bring me.*
• ,Car.ticiAs KINGSLEY.
• . A DIRGE. •
•
Call for the robin redbreaSt and the wren,
Since o'er shady groves they hover,
And with leaves and nowent do cover .
The f:lendless.bodies of unburied men.
Call unto his funeral dole
The ant. the field-monse. and the mole.'
To rear him hillocks that shall. keep him Warm,
Aud .when gay tombs are robbed) sustain no harm
But keep the wolf far thence. that's foe to men
Fur with his nails he 'll ditithem up agrthi.-
JOJCN" NVLBSTER.
. .
M ABROAD.
MI
—Lord Brougham ",is•writing an' autobi
ography,
--Victor Hugo's new book is to be called
"The Ideas of three revolutions." • •
--Twenty infants..virere suffocated in Lon
don, week before last, and: four: adults corn-
mitt4d inicide
—One hundred , and fcrty-one ships car
rying the Rtritish i flag were lost during the .
month of IMmary.
---Lieutenant. Clark, an officer of the Can
andaigua, died recentlya at Civita Vecchia,
and was btiried at Rome. - '
The exhibition of the works of living
7 - artists is to op& on the first of May in the
Pahice of Industry in Paris.
-The herring fishery off the coast of
Scotland, on!the..7iortli sea, side was excellent
last season, and 147 boats were engaged
in it
—Two hundred and seventy-five million
pounds of lucifer matches and twenty-four
million pound's of salt are used , annually in
Paris
—Paris has two regular horse flesh butch
ers, who exhibit show horses, just as show
cattle is done by the. e more. conservative
slaughterers,
—An inter-colonial railway to cost eight
millions of dollars has been proposed to the
Governnient of the. Dominion by some
Montreal capitalists.
—Cardinal Donnei, -Archbishop, of Bor-
deaux, is the person who presented the
name of Christopher Columbus- to the Sa-
cred College for canonization. -
The Prussian Government has ordered
__a nine inch breech-loading Armstrong gun
which it intends to test, side by side, with a
- Prussian cannon of the same calibre. -
—Lady Helen Iltz Maurice, - Whom We
have already mentioned as the greatest
heauty in England, has left that isle of fogs
and gone to Paris pour passer ie temps.
-The cotton mills of Mr. Spetz, at Issen
beim, (Rout, Phine.). have been completely
destroyed by fire. They were. valued. at
sixty thousand dollars and employed one
luridred'and twenty hands.
—Seven of the principal Austrian nobles,
including the Princes Von Salm and Lebko- 1
wickz, have -resig,ned their seats as heredi
tary Members of- the Upper House, on ae- 1
count of the keeent iadiatl changes. 1
• —Eustaclte de St. Pierre, the chief of the
gallant band of citizens who were saved 4 l
from 'sacrifice by the pleadings of Queen
Phillippa, is to have a stable erected to his 1
metnory by the present citizens of Calais.
—The present owner of Dante's house.at
_Florence refuses to sell it to the city and
refuses to take-carp of it himself. The con
sequence is that the house, which is nearly 1
seven hundred years old, is going to ruin as '1
fast as possible.
• = The spring duelling season has opened
in Paris by a reKontre between an attache of
Pefuvian Legation and a son of the Paragua
yan Minister. The`, attache had a sword run
through his arm, which, without doing much
harm, •finished the duel.
—The editor of-the radical paper in Pesth,
4_ the capital of Hunaary, Who, was imprudent I.
enough to publish the letter of Kossuth to
the electors of Waitzen, has been condemn
ed by the jury to pay a fine of two thousand
Olortris,.and to undergo one year of impris- I
ailment; • . • • '
.—Tke thermometer was down to twenty
two degrees zero in St. Petersburg
this winter, and quite a number of droschki
drivers were frozen while sitting. on their
boxes. The gas all over the town was
frozen np; and the Grand Dukes 'distributed
hot, tea in front of the various palaces.
-:--hathough so.celebrated, the University.
of Itonn is one of the very youngest of thp
great ; German Colleges, it will celebrate its
One hundredth anniversary, and is going
tq spend eight. thousand tlialers on,that aus
picious owasion. The Universary at Prague
is the most ancient'-in Germany, having
been founded in 1348, and in fifty years is
• said to have had 30,000 students.
EPHEIffELIS.
—Peach trees are in hloom in Western
tennemee.
—A musical and theatrical, entertainment
was given two weeks ago M CrYstal Palace.,
__Fanny Janauscheck has; it is said,
cleared a very neatlittle fortune in the West,
amounting to something like V 50,000. She 1
Aeserves - it:
—The Colorado mines ,- are producing
about it 140,000 per month; pretty good for
'Colorado, but the Pennsylvania mines, are
doing- better than that: ;- • • -
—A new
at
skirtnitinnfaetori has been
established at Greencastle, ,. ..lhdiana; a little
late we should think forthem to think of
• • • •
. doing a very,ex.tensive business in so bust
ling a tntde. • •" . • _
,
'D. -Lewis; a yourim gentle
'," 'man weliimowil in Pittsburgh, has. arrived
'safely in 81qt , '• Lake City, where he . 'has
joined a•pariY of -the Pacific Railroad en
.. gin* pers.
—The last neat sport in •Louisville was a
fight between a dog and a wildcat. The
dog go,t, the catby the throat and would have
if the .ring keeper, had not made,
411, let go, 1)y "clutwing bis hind foot. l +
-last -Prince - iittett&t Po)mpixte ha!:
received his Cardinal's hat. The star of
Bonaparte is again in the ascendancy; the
v. ! _
' --4,. ,
Napoleonic idea has taken ,.- onelong stride.
If the Emperor's infinence can hring it
abont; the death of tins IX will ttgait. ad-
vane the new Cardinal
—Ben Bolt lilts first sung during the war
with Mexico. ,It was introduced in a drwna
called "The Battle of Buena Vista," and the
old Pittsburgh Theatre had the honor of
first hearing the' song which has now a world
wide reputation.
—Californians think, or say that they
think, that_a trip over the. Rocky mountabis,
Rill one .day
,1?e . considered
. more: to be
desired than a -trip over the Alps. Either
one is almost too greatii stumbling block to
trip over.easily. •
'-"The English papers in China are in 1
spasms of jealousy over the appointment of
Mr. Burlingame." We thought so, in fact
we are in spasms'of wonder at the English
in dhina because they did not immediately
order a, flotilla of gun ; boats to bombard Pe
kin or ;How* Kong or some other equally
• ,
defenceless place. To. be sure Pekin is hard
to, get at, but so is Theodore of Abyssina,
and this especial honor to our minister is
surely a tremendous insult to England who
has a tilted Ambassador in China. Well !
it don't matter much, but, as we said before,
I
we are in spasms of wonder.
•
1 —Olive Logan is irrepressible. She has
I tried her hand at eery species of Bohe-
mianism that a woman is ever given to, but
always seems to cling to, the infatuation that
she was born to be an authoress. She has
I one fault in this line which will preclude her
I from favor. She Invariably assumes an im
mense superiority over all of her readers—
an assumption which is especially repulsive
to those who know her absolute inferiority
in social Standing, brains and. everything
but "brass." She has writtenn. new novel
called the "Artist's prealh," . which proba-
bly will bristle with the old faults and have
some
new . ones. •
—The Chicago Tribune ventilates the
story about Charlei Dickens' sister-in-law
I .
very thoroughly. The lady in question is
. a confirmed invalid, with several children,
and yet - lias to keep a few boarders in order
to be able to live. Among . them is a cousin
of her husband's, and, with the exception
of her children, the only blood relative that
the novelist has in A.meriiia. • Mrs. 'Dickens
wrote to Boz offering him her humble hos-. I
pitalities if he should come to Chicago, In •
reply she received aformal note referring her
to Mr. Dolby. The story about $5,000 be
ing sent to Mrs. Dickens is false, as not one
cent has been sent, nor expected. The
Tribune suggests as an appropriate toast
at the Dickens banquet in New York:
"The Relatives of Charles. Dickens in j
America."
SEWING
A. writer in the Revelation gives the fol
lowing sad picture of the life led by sewing
girls _and women in New. York. It is up-
fortunately only. too true
Of the thirty thousand women now out of
employment in this wilderness of a, city,
twenty thousand are said to be sewing girls.
There are, first, the shop girls, who sit in
long rows, up and down the length of great
dreary lvork-shops, or pile in promiscuous
ly in less pretentious establishments. Then
there are the dressmakere, the cloak-makers,
tailoresses, seamstresses and takers-in of shop
work. A picture of one of the vast estab
lishments -where shop girls- work,•will do
for all the rest. Large, well-lighted show
rooms, "attentive 'Sidesmen, watchfurfloor
walkers,. spry mill these r till the
eager buyers flnd•in thelower rooms. HOwn
stairs to see evening drei,ses, where brilliant
gas jetsithigic--oUtitO' show the effect;, up
stairs to see the bargains in ..cloaks and
shawlsvvilferever they go, the same genial
light and soft radiance is throwth The
workroom is quite a different place to - the
show-rooms however:- On the third
floor are the first work-rooms. They
are large and well lighted, though but poor
ly ventilated. The impression' made upon
one's mind is, that it breath of fresh air has
not-entered that close atmosphere for a long
time,
and yet the.windows are thrown up as
high as they will go every . night at sweep
ing hoifr. • But one must remember, when
sixty human beings, - some of them with dis
eased lungs and horrid breaths, work in
these rooms for ten hours daily, that venti
lation is almost impossible. These are the
ltice - workers and muslin finishers. They
prepare those delicate articles of lingerie
which so'win one's heart from -the window
or case where they hang. Infant's robes
are made, babies''-baskets are thoroughly
prepared here: The girls look tired even at
an hour before noon. They bend over
shockingly, and nearly all' of them hatre sore
eyes and sorer. hearts, poor things. Six dol
lars a week the average price Made here.
;Some there are- who make nine. The.ma
jority- only make five. •• The ;fourthly floor,
one immense room, runhing 'over the whole
floor fivint back to front and-froth side 'to
'side, is occupied by. the cloak-Makers.
There are foir . long tables down the centre
';of'the twit,: and smaller ones placed
a little to'', the side. Here, dur
-ing the brisk benson„ ninety-five girls
work. • ..Now the number, cannot
be more than twenty. The women work
ing here seemed: inure than those on
the lower floor; but they,too ' are overtaxed,
and allow themselves-to die by inches, just
because" they fancy they are making an hon
est livelihood. They average more than
the muslin Workers. Some of them - can
I
make ten week, but these are old
hands at the limitless. On the fifth floor is'
a smaller work room than either of the oth-
ors. It is devoted to the making up of plain•
underwear for 1 es and children. :There
are about twen -five or thirty' employeeshere, 'pale; - w and sickly, • but strange.
enough, more. contented with their lot than
those of.eithet - tof the fleets below. I asked
one old ladY,- 'whose age would surely en
title her to rest, how she liked to 'work
there ? She replied, "I thank God that I
can take care of myself in old age:" She
is,seventy two years of age, and earns three
d o ll ars a wee k, God, help her I could not
help wondering how in the world she man
aged to reach the fifth sully with her poor,
'rheumatic limbs and feeble strength. As if
divining my thoughts, she said
"To be sure, it's a geod ways up, and I
have to come very slowly; but after I once
get here, there's a , good rest for me until
night."',A' little' creature of thirteen, but
whelOoked no more than nine, was basting
'hems in a corner. She was only learning
to: sew, the said, and, had Veen there;two
weeks,- but in a fortnigle- more' she would
be paid for - working.' Upon asking her
"how much," she answered with a proud
inflection of voice', -"five dollars a tnonth," .
The faces of the employes throughout this
establishment generally wore a shockek
startled expression, as if they were forever
ofi the rack: • A gnat majority seemed to
be suffering, with lung and throat:diseases.
Poorly paid, illy-clothed and fed, they go
on from one year's end to another.
=
RGH, G-AZ,FirrE : SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1868:
PITTSB
TMIMM=GS - AND NOTIONS.
"SEPH HOENE &
The Dnest Atswriment of
STRAY AND MILLINERY GOODS,
To be Found in the City.
RIBBONS, • • FLOWERS
•' CRAPEgd.
SILMALL\ES •• FRAMES,
FROSTED ILLUSIONS,
STRAW. TRLIDdINGS, ornamented.
ALSO, A WELL ASSORTED - STOCK-;OF
_ .
WRITE
GOODS, eons - tn, ;. • • -;
HOSIERY, - . HOOF S K IRTS,
GLOVES, -- ' BAL3IOIiAL SHIRTS:
EMBROIDERIES, ;. .HANDIIERCHIEFS,
`FRINGES. • BUTTONS, '
TRIMMINGS, . BRAIDS, •
Atut a Full Line of Yotions.
lIIRNISITING GOODS, r
• NECK TIES, DOWK,'SI:SPENDEES
4ORRISON'S STAX SHIRTS.
Agents for BISMARCK; DICKENS, 'VICTOR and
other popular makes of
PAPER COLLARS.
Prices as low as Eastern Jobbers.
Wholesale 'Rooms up Stairs
Nos. 71 and 7.9 Market Street.
mhl7 •
A PERFECT FITTEVG GLOVE.
MACRUM & CS R LISLE,
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEM
1 KM GLOVE DEPARTMENT,
Which is now complete With every eoloi-and shade
They have Just opened 100 DOZES of the
Celebrated A. C. C. (.Tenviu) RIDS,
Imported especially to our Order.' Hundreds of our
customers can testify to theirperfect cut and fault
less quality. The colors wore got up from blutdes of
dress material, 6elected and furnished by us, and
are really .
•
Elegant and Desirable.
The aecortment Includes BLACK. WITITE,
DARK COLORS. MEDIUM COLORS. and OPERA
or PARTY COLORS:
MACRUM ,e CARLISLE,
ME
THE BEST KID GLOVES
LAPORTE'S PARIS KID GLOVES,
Alt made by me bear my signature,
LAPORTE,
FISK, CLARK
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No. 58 white Street, N Y
feIOM:TTS •
F~nGE,.
GIMP HEADINGS,
IN AL COLORS, JUST OPENED, AT.
mhs
STEAMSHIPS
STEAM TO AND FROM salk
' - LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWNORELAND,
TWICE A WEEK.'
THE INMAN LINE,
Sailing EVERY:SATURDAY—EVERY WEDNES
DAY,—carrying ' the U. S. Mall. Tickets sold to
and from Ireland, England, Scotian., Germany and
France. Apply at the Comintnrs office.
. W3l. .
Exclusive Agent to Hook Cabin Passeners,
54 FIFTH STREET,
Adams Express Office, Pittsburgh, Ax.
WORT PITT DUMBER COMPANY
- - $125,000.
PRERtDracr—EDWARD DITFIRIDGE.
.Sr,currAitY—T. A. WRIGHT-
ScrutINTENDEsT—ELIPW. DAVISON. .
Edward Davison,l L. F. Duncan,
Jolux Mellon, 1). Dlthridge,
Geo. W. Dithridge; 1.. Malone,
ts. R. Johnston. -
LUMBER YARD—corner of BUTLER AND AL
LECIIIENY STItEETS, Nlnth.Ward. t .
OFFICE AT FORT PITT GLASS WORKS, 'Wash
ngton Street. - ..ja.2008
AffERCHANTIV. -- ;
, . .
„LTA_ , .
, . . .
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE
a.. WARD IsTicHoLsoN„ E!ropritor,
NOS. 141 AND 143 THIRD,STREETi
'or PoNrri MERCIIANTS' TIOTCI..)
110ESES. CARRIAGES, &c., FOR 7IIRE. Par
'titular - attention paid 'to the purchase and sale of
Horses. - , . anB:d4
'rpllE GREAT HOUSEHOLD
FRIEND OF THE AGE.
Th 6 .."Qtleen," Triumphant
THE (wow OF. THE WISH TUB.
• BEY IT.. TRY IT. •
FOR GENERAL WARRING Puizi osketrlS
PRONOUNCED UNPRECEDENTED; cheape r
soap—cleanses more thoroughly7eosts less money . -
saves more time and labor, and is sold by all Grocers. ,
• One trial will demonstrate ItssuperlorityAnd.secure
it a ilrirtplace In time affection of the entire house
hold. • 11ianufactured by the • • ,
lIESS MANUFACTURING CO.i
130 WOOD STREET. Pittshitrah.
WASHINGTON MILLS,
STREET ' ,
.I(„ciir VitsburghGrisitt Ele.i4t,or
• • . • • s
Illannfaetnier - of CORN MEAL, ItTE4I.OI:IP. and
CHOPPED FEEDi Orders 'delivered in eltber city
free of ebstge. - Crain of all - kinds ebopped4 and
,Corn shelled. on short notice.
ittAILAr-420, 000 bushels prime
"A"
" Xlri4lr
rinicus 'At ob.; maiiievisi
South Canal Street, near Chestnut, Allegheny, Pa
uttoinmrazdAT
ESIIIII
19 Fifth Street,
SIZ.F.••3 3-4 TO S.
19 FIFTH STREET
Esi vim WORLD ARE
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SIZES
F. H. EATON'S,
No. 17 fifth Street.
LUMER.
DIALCTOBB
LIVERY STABLES.
W. W. ANDMRSON. • '
~~„r-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS::
P.. HATcII6
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
No. 98 Grant Street, Pittsburgh.
REAL E TATE
OD - PERSONPROPERTY
BOUGBOUGHT .IJ D Som.
WILL GIVE - I".T.Olttit'T ATTENTION TO
Negotiation of Loans; Attend to the
Renting of rrngertyp:Colleetion
of Cloints; fie.
BAILEY •
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BRO RS
- . AND - ATICTIONEERS,. , e ,
. _
Are Prcipared to sell at Auction STOCKS, ONDS,
and all kinds of SECURITIES, REAti.E ATE,
HODSEHOLDTURNITURE; either on' the
premises or at the Board of Tride.Rooms.
Particular attention paid, as - heretofore,' to the
sale of Real Estate at private sale.
Sales of Real Estate In the countryntteMlo..
Mice, No, 66 SIIITILFIELI) STREET. 0c23
have t. ow for gale several of the finest F.A.TiMS in
Westmoreland and Indiana counties. on remarka
bly easy tering, :43 elsv that any one desirous of buy
ing can purchase on time altogether. Call and ex;
amine for you3;6elf.
G. V. PETTY. •
No. SO ...i.mltktield.6treet
mll4
BUSINESS CHANGES
PISSOLUTION.—THE FIR 11 OF
'WHITE, liEltti,Elt & CO. 'was tlUsolTed on
t e 10th inst., by mutual consent.
'DANIEL WHITE,
. W. H. RERGEIt.
W. FREEMAN.
The undersigned will centlnue the manufacture of
Wooden Ware nod Packing' Boxes., under the name
and •atyle of FREEMAN - 4.; BERGER. °ace and
Factory between Morton and Clymer treetF; Ninth
Ward. W. FREEMAN.
- t U. BERGER.:
Vittsbuigh. March Is.& • . mr.natal
DISSOLUTION.—the firm Of'
ROBINSON, ReKENNA. & CO
Of Allegheny City. has this clay been glissolveriby.
.mutual' coconut. J. S.• ROBI! 7 iliON will continue
the Grocery Business at his new store,
No. IS.I Federal Street,
And its:ruffles nil liabilities of the old firm
ROBINSON. NIcXENNA & CO,
J. S. ROBINSON.
imlll2;ra2
IMISSOLUTION.-TitE nium OF
A TWE I. L. LEE & CO: was dliisolved 012 the
Ist of. February. .11.80 S, by mutual consent. Either
partner may sign the name of the firm In settlement.
.1011 N ATWELL.
. ' (11A IMES ATWELL.
A. J. LEE.
The undersikned wil continue the t'IIOLF.SALE
GROCERY BUSTICES.. tinde4 the name and ;ogle of
ATWELL .t. LEE; at - he old place. Zit). 131 Second
%treed. A continuance of tile patrOninte of Abell . '
friends and the public Is retnectfully solicited.
CISAIti.ES ATWELL.
PRINia
rITTSLIcitcu. March
HOTELS.
HE MA N SION . HOUSE.
T.
undereigned beg to announce to their friends
and the public that they hay purchased this OLD
ESTMILDSEED and Lilt HOUSE,
No. 344 Liberty' Street,
. . 11
And wllicantinue to keep 'lt In the best style;" The 1 ..,`,- .. .
.SIANSION 110 USE has over one hundred rooms, all FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS, ,t c,
newly furnished In the best style, and only.two min- ! _................w5ws
titres' walk from the Railroad Depot... Trayelers.will ,
find this house en excellent one to atop at, and will
be accommodated any hour, day or night. . ~
Connected with the House is a splendid Hall for
Concerts.
Famille4 or single persons taken to ard.by the
day.y week or month, with or without mo s.
• H. WACN R;
„,hl7:mr PITT...BURGH
CONDUCTED ON THE Etatoppi
ANTLAS, ' . • .
JAMES HOTEL,
.
403'• and . 4o7 . T e ilicrty
• •
•
Opposite Union Depot,. iITTSBUBOII.
JAMES IS. LANAHAN,:Proprietor,
This house is newly.huitt and splSndidly furnish
ed, or.:1 convenient to all the Railroad* coining into
the city. Strungers *Biting the city will dnd this a
- eery convenieut and economical plan. You secure
and Restaurant f n o e r c &°duf.r4;ag as you ft;tpuetn":i
all hours of the day and night. Balls and parties
supplied with Suppers at,the shottest notice and
reasonable rates. - " se184(88
ST. LAWRENCE . HOTEL,
(ON THE EUROPEAN 1 - 1.. AN,)
N. 7f..iCorner Penn and Canal Streets,
~PITTSISURG,II;
JAMES JOHNSON, Propr ietor: '
This house his been 'thoroughly refittid atril new
ly furnished throughout, Lad ts now opeU to the
public. '
HATS-AND CAPS.
NEW SPRING. GOODS.
ALL THE .SEW STYLES OF
Rats and Caps,
AICRIYINO DAILY, AT
lIIVORD CO:S,
fel-1' 131 WOOD_STREET
LIEELER,
DEALItIi iv
. .
11.Arrliii, . ip,iliPs Aril): vilits,
..
, Xi l io, maiittfactuTir; Vlioleiale and Retail Dealer
in TIttiNKL, , -V ALISES, ,Ite,, , No: .1.32 83.11TII
FIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Ye: ~ . , .
Orders promptly filled and satisfactlon-guaranteed.
ARCHITECTS.
ARR bs.IIIOI3ER,
Ipit • "
• • •CT.E3,•
711,11,11"BOIJSE'ASSOOLt.TION
, f 1 and 4 St. Cliff 'Street, Pittsburgh Pa. Speetal
ittention" given' to the designing and building of.
COURT. HOUSES and PUBLIC BUILDINGS. ,-
ARTOS,
..a2 •
MECHANICAL .AND _ENGINEERING
DRAFTSMAN.
Mike. Philo - 11611, 73 Third Street,
With Mewls HOLIA'ND'eCO.,,I 4 PITTSBURG H
. , . . .
L" . .
- IRON retiNXIERS
PINE CASTINGS,
.ALL deecriViu, t9iPlumb Go at and Fitters; AP
11cultural Oementic,Cotton and WOOlO Idll4 3 11 e.
Alt obWoric prbinptly attended to
, Ogee. d WOrkt—W4l3lll,ATOie AVIIFICUE.
ticarOuterDepot,..Mit hear CI Pa. •
ci...uor, 441 . TrArscrxe;.:'..,r!.r:BAT
4 RPNPA T V #VI ! " 11 ***
t , . 11 1
OEO 0 01.
ra _ 40K • CO,
eiVrlp iii"Pittaltf
tit:etched, Cemented and Riveted osk-rsaned7
LEATHER 133ErliX'rNGN ,
No. 409 LIBERTY BTEEET, (2d lioor,) opposite
tinion Depot, Pittebusgb. •
GROCERIES
FOR V4.Akcr*.k..NT 'TEAS,
F
/:'
clioicEl cornE,
-, , 18X)L0C154
lilli
ROW SOWS,
No. 20 Fifth Street.
FOR THE FINEST TEAS,. - -
•
THE CHOICEST GROCERIES,
- THE PUREST SPICES,
And the best CANNED FRUITS. PICKLES, &e.,
nt the most reasonable prices, go to
FRANCE'S TEA. MART, ~
15 Diamond, Piti%bnrgb
--
NEVV , ORLEANS`
SUGAR AND' MOLASSES,
• IN STORE AND TO ARRIVE. -
MA hlids. N. 0. Sugar. prime to choice:,
500 bins. Plantation Molasses, prime to choice;
110 `. prime Carolina Rice: •
,o s oo • extra Salt.
-M11)(;al4.1% and
I and general l g il o g o % assortment C o ll u t r of i
n a ( l . l r kin ds Ea i e f
low to the trade, by
JOHN I. HOUSE 4 BROS.,
Corner Smithfield and T: ater Streets.
-mh:bra.ll
CRACKER BAKERIES.:
MARVIN'S CRACKERS
ARE BAKED IN A PATENT OVEN
The Onlir one In Western Pennsylvania.
It glees .1" LIGHTER, SWEETER and more UNI
FORMLY BAKED CRACKER, (consequently more
wholesome,) than can possibly be produced from
any other klud of an oven. I use the best Flour,
and will warrant my goods superior to any others.
Capacity of this-establishment over 100 BBLS.
PLR DIY. It Is the . •
Largest Bak 6,7 ever in Pittsburgh.
.Son( genuine unless 3IATIVIN is on the side of
every package,
. . .•
) S. S. MARGIN,
91 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
ESTABLISHED IN 1640.
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SHEPHARD'S
Steam Cracker and Biscuit Factory,
317 LIBERTY STREET, PITTBBIIIOIH.
3iannfacturer iiid - deoler in all Linda of
Ipowpc•ricorT - F.Try,
GLASS, CHINA, CUTLERY
100 WOOD STREET
v
COLOGNE SETS,
PAR lAN 'STATUETTES
BOBINIA.N GLASS,.
And' other STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS, a great variety.
RICHARD BREED & CO
nahlo
CHARLES REIZENSTEIN,
152 Federal Street, Allegheny,
--• _ (Fourth door above Dlamond:)
Glass - 'China Warn& Table Cutlery
9 .
AT EASTERN PRICES. Everything required In a
tirst class store on hand. Cali and examine our
goods. ' ; jelo:a9
PIANOS, ORGANS, &O
TURN THE BEST AND CHEAP
.
jug EST PIANO AND ORGAN.
Schomacker 9 s Gold Medal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The SCHOMACKER riallo combines all the
latest valuable improvements known in the con
struction of a first class instrument, and has always
been awarded the highest premium wherever ex
hibited. Its tone is full, sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship, for durability and beauty. surpass
all others. •Prices from $5O to $l5O, (according to
style and finish,' cheaper plan all other so.caued
Arst class Piano.
ESTEI"S COTTA 4 TE ORGAN
Stands at the head of all reed instruments, in pro
ducing tho most perfect pipe quality of tone of any
similar Instrument in the United States. It is sim
ple and compact in construction, and not liable to
get out of order. I
_ CARPENTER'S PATENT "VOX uMANA
TREMOLO" Is only to be found In this Organ.
Price from $lOO to 4'550. All guaranteed for the
scars
BARR •RNA • KE & METTLER,
mha No. 10ST. CLAIR STREET.
(SECONDmririre
.
• ' , 3ILIADEONS AND °ROOS; •
In perfect order, from:s36 to $130.' .• • •
.It4Ri.;OTTE MUNE,
p a hnt • _;:ip‘yitt.li at 21Adobi above 'Wood
_CONFECTIONERIES.
•
caUNDAY SCHOOL__CELEBIIA -
p .TIONS, PICNICS„DDINER PARTIES, &c.,'
furnished i'ith the best . • t •
ICE CliE4*, cONFt_VITO - NERLES. .
CAKEs, _FRUITS, &c., &e.,
At the lowest price and on the shortest notice, by
JULIUS , RICHTER,
No. 15 Diamond, Allegheny.
JeM:mlo
. .
COnfeiti46ll and " Bakery,
0 :5400 81 . 1r111 1 . F B lE t tf ee tT se Eli ve E n T,
itt
Liberty
yir•LAD; a.Eli bysTzt{ BALWN'attachod
O c EORGE HEAVEN,
Candy Manufacturer,
Andealg :NUTS.
In FOREI GN AMERICAN FRUITS
PlCNl.Ei fir tr 9. l l.lsl c iedoral: Street,
Second" cioor:rrt;ixt ple a iltst National .13p,n1, Alle
camPligw; Tnal ma9g. &o.
, D 1101)EII , I , ' c
f M
Ufa
STONE, HEARTHS,
CHIMNEY TOPS AND WATER PIPES.
011ee sad Warehouse, 167 FIRST STREET,
op
poslteeMonongahelaHouse.:sell
AND
64:1 TO
FANCY SETS,
100 WOOD STREET
0 WOOD STREET
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- ' ' 55'gAie.W.c-pierAck-4.-e/r..4pb.,,
---45 k 446- ii.o 3- 4 .4 4.--zift - Tiv.-
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AUCTION .4ILLE§,
BY TALIEB. & PHILLtPaI
PHILLIPS ;
'AUCTIONEERS
=And commission Merchants,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS,
No, 60 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOOTS; :SHOES CARPETS,
Dry Goods and Notions,
AT PRIV ' l.Tt . i/1;M DAY AID +-INS
. . , ,
Consign Merits Belief ted: Prompt Be.
turns.
BY A: wmWAINB.
pEANKIUUPT SALE" WESTERN
r.A . N . Ds - !Ma" OIL ^eroms.4--Tid URSDAY
NING. April 7th, at . 7,16 o'clock, will be sold,
second floor of Commerci al Sales Room, No. 106
Smithfield street. by., order ..of,John- Ark.
Figlieelultanikrutdcy of Jenkins. Neel a• CO., the
rout:re-41g -w g stere Lerog and , Ollblocks:
I quarter secllon'in Otes Co.; Nebraska.
-.1 - quartet section in FrankllnCo....lowa.
2 one-eighth sections - in Criis Co:, Nebraska.'
• 2 one-sixteenth sectionsin Ada 11%P0., /10: •
220 acre tract In {Fright Co..,ldlssourl.
1 quarter section in Co.,
Casa Co. -Nebraska: • 7
100 shares Black _Diamond Oil Company.. j
100 Shares Pennstivaltia Oil Company: .1 , ,
100 shares , Whiteblll 011Compani• I •
100 Shares - Phillips 011 r ompany! • - •
•
500 shares Banner, Oil. Company!
_ ,
inhla •—• A:. McILWAINE, Auctieneei.
BREWEIL.IES.
p.ino.ifix STEAM BREWER*:
JOS. SP.E.NCii , J IS. -LID.DELL.
SPENCER, M'KAY & CO.,
MALSTERS AND BREWERS
Of Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
_PITTSB
ROBERT WATSON,
Innager
- -
SECURITY AND COMFORT. FOR
THE TRAVELING COMMUNITY.
J. B. BMW SAFETY :FIRE JACKET,
Car Heater and Moderator,
For SMOKE AND' HOT Alit FLUES. dispensi ng
with the use of Stoves and Fires in or about the
Passenger or Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
graduate the heat to any temperature that may be
desired without the .possibility of lirlng the car or
cars to which the Jacket may be attached.
Having obtained of the United States Letters Pat
ent for a Safety Jacket which Is arra nted to resist
the most intense heat that may e &dialed to It In
_the position and purpose for w h eh. It is intended.
It Is a sure protection from ace' eats by Ilre, origi.
resting from defective Hats, or here iron pipes are
used as conductors for smoke-or heat. It is appit
plicable -to all piping that may.b Conte overheated,
uud is warranted to give perfect satisfaction where
wood or ether cc mbustlbie mat rial may be placed
in close proximity thereto. I a now ready to ap
ply my incenti an •to stores, d ceilings, Tacteries,
ships, steambo:.ts, railroad ' ears, &c., wherever
.pipes as conductors are made dangerous by being
overheated and security demised. I will sell, on ap,.
i pllcation. rights to manufacture or to use the above
invention; also. territorial rights. - to such as may
wish to engage in settling prirDeges, either by State
1 or county,.
. J. B. HARRIS..
•
4i-Office at the "NE PLUS .131.T.RA PAINT
WORKS,' corner of Morris street and the Alleghe
ny Valley Railroad, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa.
feaes4l.l
S UPPLIES FOR WATER WORKS
eoNI'ILOL L E It ' S OPPICE I
CITY Or ALLECILIEN - Y, lfarch 16.. E64.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
officer until TUESDAY., 24th Inst.', at 4 o'clock P.
.m., for furnishing the Allegheny Water Works
during the current year with the following stippliee,
to4wit:' : • , •:.
WATER PIPE, „SEARCHES AND• SLEEVES
of the - following diniucterv, viz.: 4, 6, 8, 10 awl.
12 inches. Also
Tor COCKS, FIRE FLUES. AEI!
lIISCELLANEOUS CASTINUS,
ALL THE STOP COCK AND FIRE PLUG BOIUS
FERRULES REQUIRED DURING THE TEAR.
Also, all the COAL required during the year, to be.
of the best quality of nut, and to dellveredqu the
yard of the Water Works. . • • -
All of the 'above sup Plies to be delivered at SUM
times and places as the Superintendent of the
Workt may direct.'
Separate bids are required for each of the fore
going articles; also separate bids for each of water
._pecificationa for the above can be had it the office.
of the Superintendent, Wm. Paul,• Jr., or at ;he
office of the City Controller. • ; .
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. - -;.
Proposals will also be received at the same time
for doing the HAULING required - by the Water
Works during the year.. t. B. FRANCIS,
whi6:n:lK - City Controller:-
MALT. -500 BUSHELS • "
. .
FALL - BARLEY` M AL T,
Received and for sale by .
.•'.•. . : ' • •
ItIeBALNE .AELIER,
. . ,
• .. •14LWATill, STREET
Pittsburgh, Jannaiy , 7 •
orrici Or CiTT
Pittsburgh, March 16th, 18G3.
P ROPERTY , OWNERS -. 't •
ON ,FIFTH. STREET, :
iteiween Market and lhrilthfield streets', are request
.rd to put in all pipes connecting, with the Sewer,
Muter or Gas Pipes, . • , .
BEFORE THE lOris OF APRIL;
• After which date no .permits will be granted for
opening said street. • " '
mbIS: H. J; MOORE. City Engineer.'
- - ' OFFICE OF CITY EN'GINIIIII, -- -1
-ALLEGHENY CITY. March:l2th, hlBl, i
TO CONTRACTORS. -7 SEALED
PROPOSALS will be received At, this office until
tfDAY, March 20th, for grading 'that portion of
]Garth Common, east of line of Palo: Alto street,
And. the portion of East Common north of Ohio street
Profiles and specificationa can be seen at the office.
CUARLES DAVIS,
. . „
Superinterident and Engineer Perk linprovement.
171111EitgAL •
CLOTHES - . WRINGERS.
We have nisde arrangements whereby we can fur
nish to the tradelthe UNIVERSALRHINGER. of
the mann faeturer's wholesale prices, put•up incases
of half dozen and one dozen. A full supply at
- wholesale andretaLt, Win always be found .on hand.
Jk.B .H. PHILLIPS, ,
felt) - • " • 26 and 28 St; Clals street.
. . •
(;TAMPS BRA NDS AND .STEN-.
C 1318.-1. am prepared at all tlmes to till orders
for fiteeiStamps, Branding irons, for marking pat
• terns and all - farm implements. ' Also. Stenehs for
marking barrels, boxes and 'small packages. I also
manufacture malt Stencils •for marking, clothing
and fine linen goods -
• -
'.1431ES BUfib 36 •
mr3:TCP' ' 136 WoolLitrfot.
GOOD NEWS _
. ,
CHEAP BREAD IN DEAR TIMES. •
. .
.
Enquirefor WARTY'S , BREAD.'•The largest and
beet. The Initials, "11. W." ofi' every loaf. Ask
for Wahl's. Toke nono elae... fezwris
IJOHN
HAIR TWINER AND PERFUMER, No. lISS
• ourth atree :one dOOk' from Wood,- Fittaburgh.
Always on and. a general aseortment of Ladles , .
WIGS, B,ANDS,.CURLS; Uautlenien'a WIHS,` TO
puEsif ALPS, GUARD, GRAINS, -BRACELETS,
.to. A food Prlcu,ln each will be. glven--for
RAW
Ladles' and.Gaittleine Ws Hair Cutting. done
the neatestxmauner. , inh2:u3
SEAL PRESSES ANDCANCEL.
ING.STAMPS.—linanufacture deal Presses and
inenling fltamps'i also btontigrains, or anything ap
pertaining to the Stamp or Stencil,. trade, either.ont
of Iron, copper, or -brash, ~Itaggage, -hotel,
'coal, or any checks mioded; frolhinther • 6crtisui ell
ircr, coppeT or brass, at • ; -
• • ' - • • • .;•.- ;
a , m 4,I3IEA.POWN'iI,
:rustEA
- • . - "
T
ECEIV
Hero Novoltq" Ahnon . Milk.
range and GI r Cracera.
O.
,;rpro7the Ler: -
for vale who einktelit retail •
corner Ltborcy'anaßLlndlinAreWets'
cp.1 . 4;) DAY FOR AL :tenet'.
Rip Tool Sala_ples free. Address A. J. FUL
LA , Priniteki, Vt. .ta2:l35F
H, PA.
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