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MittAluNtt &aitttt.
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ON THE DIVAN.
sosu OF THE PERSIAN TURKS
ItY It. IL KTODDAED
• •
Do not yet put Sh a ll d vourie! slipfiers,—
6
Do not take your vat', beloved,
Do not tlyi • :
Ali! so sweet your conversation,
Do not go:
Stop a minute. Rose, my darling,
Leave not so:
'Tis the very hour for prattle.
'Tie the hour,—
Oh, my darling! Oh, my sweetest
Poppy flower'. '
See, thecelling of the chamber.
painted tine;
Hose was neveri
lke yur blushes,
Hoe of , ne!
Oh, my sunflower: my omi beloved,
Linger laere: •
Linger,—l. have lost all patience,
All, my dear.
Sweetheart! 'tis a lonely chamber,
Novae near: •
Hose of Khansl sweet as amber, •
RI vsom here!
Hurry, hurry on he wedding,
Or X die:
I'm- dying. y de ad already,
ou fly:—
•
Sweetheart, with your eyebrow bemling
Like a bow:
And your arrow So y g lances
so; eying.
and .
Stop, my love. an
n o ot th ego: minute—
Do
[Frsm Public Spi
EPHEMERI
—Columbus, Ohio, is to hay,
shortly;
—A couple of hundred Boston joiners
we on a strike..
—Another - opera still is announced as
forthcoming from Anber.
—George Alfred Townsend calls Mr.
Boutwell "a black haired energy."
—Wm. H. Webb the ship builder return
ed last year an income of $600,000.
—A large sand bar is forming in, front of
the Continental Hotel at Long Branch.
—One thousand clam diggerswere at work
at Fall River, 'Mass., dile day last week.
—Thret thousand liquor saloons are open
and full of young men every Sunday in Cin7
sinned.
—General Grant's sister is said to be mar•
ried to Mr. liotherhead, American Consul
at Leipzig.
—The Princess Metternich has, given a
grand charity fair and Miss Dix stood at one
of the tables.
—The Albany Journal in announcing the
approach of Zoe calls her the ,"ant - t
-crino
line actress."
—New York has a religious boarding
house. We hope the house has also some
religious boarders.,
—Cincinnati authorities have prohibited
Harry Gurr from leaping from the suspen
sion bridge into the river.
—Marseilles highwaymen use the lasso,
so many travelers carry an open umbrella
and thus circumvent the lariatists.
—Ketchum's friends are trying to get him '
pardoned out of Sing Sing. Meantime some
'persons believe that he never went in.
—A. M. Bennet, a prominent Cincinnati
hatter shot himself in the head on Tuesday,
and died from the effects of the wound.
—The Pope wants to see the 'Grand
Duchess, and thinks it a pity that he is th,
only sovereign in Europe who can't go and
see it: '
—On Friday last an American lady suc
ceeded in making her escape, in the guise of
a maid Servant, frourthe walls of a Canadian
Convent. • _ '
—A certain English member of Parlia
ment-wants his government not to receive
Mr. - Burlingame as the chief of the 'Chinese
• Embassy.
—The Montgomery Mail hoists the name
of Andrew Johnson to the head of its col
- umns, acCompanied by the legend "For
- President."
• —Thomtui Rabold, a German - tailor living
eight miles, from Louisville, hung himself
last Sunday because he had no money and
could get no work, ,
—A. certainSeverend Colonel Pond! has
been branded iii the public press of Ken
tucky as a liar and a thief by his former
Commanding General.
—A yonng woman at the last ball at the
Turneries, was clad_ in dripping sea, weed,
which was very disagreeable to her neigh
bors who had dry dresses.
—Ross Winans is said to have abandoned
cigar steamers and steam guns, and to have
- taken up with theology, a new system of
which heis now at' work upon. _
—A resident of Berlin who.has become
rich through railroad • speculatlims, has
agreed to feed twelve hundred of the itarv
• , ipg East Prussians`for three months. -
''—Sydney Hydely, a youth of only IS
years, while playing with his gun last Fri
day, near Troy, N. Y., shot and killed a
• young female cousin named Billings.
—Gips -, • Swann has appointed the noted'
rebel as Inspector of tobacco in
Baltimore, and tbs rebel Senate of Maryland'
promptly confirmed the appointment.
—Mr. Bergh thinks that the recent heavy
snow storm which blockaded the streets of
New York, was especially sent by Provi
dence to give over-worked car-horses a day
of rest.
—One of the Webb sisters is going to lee
- titre in opposition to Anna Dickenson. As
• " the latter person is renowned for a temper,
•not always gentle, scratch fights may be
' looked for: •
Viberoy of Egypt has three harems
and a wife arid suite in each. He hag put
the spinsteers on the qui airs by announcing
that he intends to take to himself a new - wife
every year.
—A: French antiipmaian has just published .
• a pamphlet endeavoring to prbve that-Sol
omon's temple was furnished with light
' fling rods, and to give to Solomon the
laurels of Franklin.
—At a funeral service at Mr. Beecher's
• . church in BrooklYnt recently, . a .;lady had
her Wallet taken out of her pocket, the
money taken out of the wallet, and the wal
• let placed in the pocket of her sister sitting
neat to her. -
—The Cincinnati Enquirer has made a
really astoniahing discovery. If the, Presi
dent is deposed, he will again,become vi m
President, and as inch will of course imme
diately. take 'possession of the empty Presi
dentia elua4 • , - •
Tho',Miiatoomery gal: and the Mobile
13efister,-published in Alabama, show • signs
• • - of. returning •Asense and an attempt at good
_ .
l feeling. • The Register says "we of the
South honor the Northern soldiers because
they fought us gallantly and_ died like men
in defense of their cause. ?
-A-woman in-Vermont gave alarge par
ty the other day to children under, one year
of age. Her own young son being host:
The mothers were invited,loo, and waited
on the young people while they were enjoy
ing their banquet. .
—Santa Cruzians are turbulent, because
their island that was not Ancluded in the
sale of the Danish West Indiesto the United
States. It would probably be well for those
people, before making trouble, to wait and
see what the United States has to say to the
transfer of their neighbors.
—ln Evansville, Indiana, last Sunday a
negro in the employ ,of Mr. Jack Robinson,
went into the room where that gentleman
and his wife were sleeping and attacked
them with an axe. Mr. Robinson was terri
bly mangled before the negro left and made
his escape across the river.
—A man named Shannon has . been ar
rested in Michigan, and a woman named
Wells in Chicago, for the stealing of $20,000
from the husband of Mrs. Wells. The par
ties reside at Weston, 3lissouri, and were
about fifty years of age besides having occu
'pied prominent and respected social posi
tions.
—A Chicago paper says that John T. Al
exander, of Illinois, after the first of May
will cease to bring his cattle over Pennsyl
vania roads and turn them over to the Erie
line. This' item is of importance when one
learnsthat Mr. Alexander moves now over
Pennsylvania railroads from five hundred to
eight hundred head per week.
—Temple Bar is soon to be placed among
I -
the things that were.: The antique-gate-way
is tottering and unsafe, and the fiat has gone
forth for its removal. It is one of the most
ancient of London city land-marks, and its
decadence and destruction will be regretted
by many, probably, however, by none more
than the Messrs. Child, the bankers, who
have for a long time used it as a warehouse
in which to store their accumulated piles of
old ledgers and bank books.
—The Philadelphia Press has a cone
4ondent who writes over the signature of
"Olivia," Olivia's letters have a feminine
tendency, for instance in speaking of a re
cent levee at the White House, she says.
Gen. Hancock was there, the handsomest
man a women's eyes have ever rested upon
in the military service. No matter about
his record in New Orleans; no matter about
the dubious reasons that brought him to
Washington. Queen Bess, one of the
greatest women who ever lived, would
have made him Prime-Minister at once.
—The wonder of the world was excited
when Madame Ristori made her first tour
through the _United States, but Fanny'
Janauscheek has eclipsed her. There never
was, in the annals of the stage so brilliant a
triumphal march as her's has been
through the West. At every city she was
received with torchlight processions, sere
nades, or similar honors, and- at many
places more substantial testimonials were
given. At Cincinnati she , received a mag
nificent gold medal; 'at St. Louis a splendid
silver crown; at Chicago a valuable and
massive tea ssvice of five pieces, and at
Milwaukee a parure, consisting of a gold
watch and chain; diamd:nd sleeve-buttons
and ear-rings. Deputatkins _came from dis
tant cities to request her presence, and in
all the places where she filled engagements,
she was pressed to remain and play longer
as on every occasion the houses were
crammed to overflowing.
I I ft , for April
water works
A New Discovery in Telegraphy.
We were recently shown by Prof. A. C.
Hideout, of the Hillsdale Business and Tele
graphic Institute, a new- and important dis
covery in the art of transmitting messages,
and constructing telegraph lines, which we
are confident, must prove of great value, not
only . to telegraph companies, but to all re
ceiving benefits therefrom. The discovery
is one made by Prof. Hideout after much
study and research in the science of electric
ity; and consists in the application of entire
ly new principles. The principal points of
superiority of this new application of elec
tricity over tlie system now in use are sig,
follows, and must force themselves favorably'
upon: the minds of those at all acquainted
with the many difficulties now to contend
with in transmitting messages, as of great
importance :
I—One battery only is needed; whereas on
ordinary telegraph lines two are employed
—one to operate the main circuit and the
other the local—but in this peculiar arrange
ment both circuits are operated by the same
battery.
2—A key and sounder are the only instru
ments used for transmitting and receiving
messages—thus dispensing with the use. of
the relay entirely. -
3—lt is altogether free from atmospheric
disturbances, and messages can be transmit
ted in dark, damp, rainy weather with as
much facility as at any other time.
It is constructed upon purely scientific (
principles, and we think when thoroughly
tested will prove a perfect success.—Chicago
Tribune.
Ti
A Duel In New Orleans.
• A desperate duel took place about five
o'clock on Friday afternoon between two
gentlemen, one Mr. N., of French origin,
connected with' the financial department of
one of our theatres, the other, Mr. B. a
creole, of this city. The challenging party
was the theatre gentleman, and Mr. B. se
lected ;the French navy broad sword as the
weapons, which were sharpened to a very
keen edge. The combat took place back of
the Orleans ball 'room, in the new hall,
erected on a portion of the site, formerly oe-'
cupied by the burnt up Orleans Theatre.
The piu'ties were seconded by experts like
themselves in the art of self-defence, and it
is probably owing to this fact that tke — duel
did not end fatally. The combat lasted a
'few minutes, and concluded by Mr. B. cut
ting Mr. N. deeply, but not dangerously,
directly' over the right temple, Mr. B. at the
same time receiving a serious wound in the,
left wrist in his successful endeavor to ward
off a deadly blow of his adversary, aimed at
his abdomen. The combat was then ar
rested, and the wounded parties received the
attention of their physicians. -Mr. B.'s
wound is said to be of a severe character
and it is feared that the main artery of his
injured arm this been severed. The floor
upon which this desperate duel took place
was literally covered with blood, which
flowed profusely from the wounds of both
-combatants. The eanSe of the duel was of
a personal cbaracter, and fora = wonder no
lady was connected with the affair.'--New
Orleans Picayune March 10.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1868.
, t • -' , OIiLY
- A RTILL SET OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH
_ FOR. EIGHT DOLLARS.
YAWL , CPPEH A-ND: LOWER SET FOR tn.'
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIR
NO CHANGN FOR EXTRACTING WREN ARTI
FICIAL TEETH ARE ORDERED._
ALL 'WORK WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
LAUGHING GAS FREE OF CHARGE, AT
.-4M . C.y.:.* : "..§COTl7l7.s_:.iij
DenUg - EftabMMme,t,
278 PI lOT VEREBT.,;3D DOOR ABOVE. HAND
D.—As DR. SCOTT is a licensee under the
Goodyear Patents, he will not make any ••new
gag) rubber" sets, but will continue to manufacture
the genuine articIe—VIILCANITE. . ird=da.T
rt , :.
GAS FIXTURES
aaa cl es 1 lora,
FOR GAS AND OIL.
Just teceived, the finest and' largest assortment
ever opened in this city.
WELDON & KELLY,
147 WOOD STREET, COB. VIRGIN ALLEY
mh:l4:n=
DRY GOODS.
18 . 68 . DDY GOODS. lk
ARBUTHNOT,
3COFLY" GOODISt
NOTIONS,
At Eastern Prices
BOyergli are Invited to toll Fuld ea.
amine our Goods and Frites.
No. 115 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
inh l:n
NEW GOODS,
J. M. BURCHFIELD & CO.'S,
No. S 7 Market Street.
BLEACHED MUSLIMS,
CALICOES_ AND CRASH,
Entire Stock Of GOods Closin Out,
To make room for exteudlng the Store Room hack
No. 87 'Market Street.
-
("Unit, McCANDLESS CO.,
C
(Late Wilson, Carr t C 0.,)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 04 WOOD STREET, •
Third door above Diamond alley.
PITTSBURGIII. PA.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF
DRAIS 11A.CKS, &e. .. '
. 9
, PURCHASED LAST MONTH FOR CASH.
Notice is hereby - given to 'all owners of Drays: ; I
Carts, Carriages. Ruggles. se., whether resident or
non-resident in the city of Pittsburgh, to pay their ,
Licenses at the Treasurer's °thee 1
of the City of
Pittsburgh FORTRWLTH. In accordance with an i
Act of Assembly, approved March 30t.b. 1880. and
.and an Ordinance of the Councils of the City of 1
Pittsburgh, passed April 10, 1860.
_,
AU Licenses not paid on or before MAT 15. 1808.
- will be placed in the hands of the Chief of Police
for collection, subject to hts,fee of 50 cents for the
collection thereof, and all, persons who neglect or
.I
refuse to take out Licenses will be subject to a pen
alty, to he recovered before the Mayor, double the
amount of the License.
Thu old metal plates of preylons years must be re
turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or pay
.25 cents therefor.
RATES OF LICENSE:
Each Offe - itorse Vehicle $ 7 50
Each Two Horse '• 12 00
Eoch Four Horse .•- 15 00
Each Two Horse crack
- 15 00
Omnibuses and Timber Wheels drawn ,by Two
Horses. Eighteen Dollara cacti. For each addl;
tional Horse used . in any of the aboye vehiciels. One
Dollar. i yi.MUEL ALIANDER,
. City Treaaurer.
gE
13 6 0'YWEAt i ffiE AGE.TRiUSEI7IOLII
The "Queen'.! Triumphant,
THE QUEEN OF 'THE' I WASH TUB.
BUY IT. TRY IT.
FOR GENERAL WASHING PURPOSES IT IS
PRONOUNCED UNPRECEDENTED, cheaper tban
soap—cleanses more thoroughly—costs less money—
saves more time and labor, and is sold by all Grocers.
One trial will demonstrate its superiority and secure
it a firm place in the affection of the entire house
hold. Manufactured by the -
HESS MANITFACTUREIG CO.,
Office, No. 136 WOOD STREET. Pittsburgh.
MARBLE &. SLATE MANTLES,
AT THE • , .
PITTSBURGH 'STEAM MARBLE AND SLATE WORKS.
Office and Warlromn- , -310 and f 3211.• UERTY
STREET. Mantle Wareroom on second
Persons wanting Marble or Slate Mantles will find
it to their interest to call. Workmanship not ex
celled in any place, and prices as low' as In Eastern
cities. Marble Mantles or Furniture Slabs which
haye beconie discolored Int smoke, Oils or acids, can
be :darbleized and made to laok as well as new.
There Is no other place in Western rennaylvania
where - Slate Mantles are manufactured.
All kinds of Marble Work done in the bcstmanner.
Marble Cutters supplied with Sawed Marble atEast
ern prices, carriage added. ,
W. W. WALT:ACE.
WASHINGTON MILLS • •
WASHINGTON STREET, _
scar Pittsburgh Grain Elevator
W. W. AN - Dr:IIE3ON,
Manufacturer of CORN MEAL, - RYE 1"LOTIR and
CHOPPED PEED. Orders delivered in either city
free of charge. Grain of all kinds. chopped, and
Corn shelled, on shortnotice.
r NIVERSAL • • -
CLOTHES' WRINGERS..
We have made arrangements whereby we - sin fare
nil& to the trade: he UNIVERSAL WRINGER of
the manufacturer's wholesale prices, 'put up in cases
of half 'dozen and one doaen. A full sapid,' at
wholesale and retail, will always be , found on band.
•J. &
fele • 2lO and RS St. Chita street.
•
HOUt BELL & CO6
.`-`.ANCHOR - COTTON MILLS,
MannforAureriof MEDIUM autt LIUWI!
ANCHOR , AND UM:i21.01.14. -13HEETING6-AltiD
.41.D'AlrFOICALL4i—Stentil
I,,T4;,ctiliiin,kleitalio:,.644lteiscA.-J;
MEI
.1 •
Iv • •
AliD
868.
SHANNON
84 CO.,
WHOLESALE
A1%71C0
JUST RECEIVED. AT
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
PlTTSin:7m:;ilx.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. AC.
3/ sues : : : : : : :
_lB6B.
THE TERT.IATEett:
PATTERNS
INNIRTIIO CM'ETS.
THE VERY NEWEST
STYLES
DOMESTIC CARPETS,
ARE DAILY ARRIVING! (AND SOLD SOON
RECEIVED! . '
PRICES
THE Trßill' _LOWEST.
McCALLIIN Bit! :1
• 81 F:ET; zibove 'Wood.
nolis
1868.81'10111G STOCK 1868,
CARPETS,
TusT OPENING,
. 14.
LARGE A 6
,SORTME T,
r AU Qualities
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE *IIO BUY
TO SELL.
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,
21( Fifth Street,
mh10:d&wl" OVER . RATES & BELL'S•
2 3 JUST IMPORTED, 2 3
find Especially Adapted to this Market,
VELVET CAUI'ETh,
OF MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS.
English Body Land Tapestry Briissels,
INGRAINS AND lIEMPS,
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT AND THE LOWEST
PRICES IN TILE CITY.
•
COMMON CARPETS,
iS CENTS rEtt YARD
OLIVERINCLINTOCK &CO.,
No. 513 Fifth Street.
- .
MLFARLAND -& COLLINS
ARE ISTAN" OPENING THEIR!
NEW SPRING STOCK,
CAI~PET~ ,
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES
AND IN MANY. INSTANCES AT
Less than Actual Cost to Manufaptufe.
These oods mold not nap' be repaced (mttle
same coet, and are offered FOE CASS I at
•
'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Far Below Their Present Value,
AT THE PLACE WHERE BARGAINS CAN AL
WAYS BE HAD ON THE BEST STOCK
IN THIS MARKET. •
Nos. 71 and 73 'Fifth Street,
felOnaiVraT
CONFECTIONERIES._
cELEK
---
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TIONS PICNICS., DINNER PARTIES. /Cc.
furnished with the bent •
ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERIES. -
- CAKES, FRUITS, &C., &c.,
At the lowest price and on the shortest notice, by
JULIUS MOTIVES,
No. lb Diamond. Allegheny.
JeW:mb3
ENILi W. HORBACII,
Confectionery and Bakery,
soo LD STEBET,
Between Seventh and Liberty
tart4n AS` OYSTER SALOON attached.
GEORGE BEATEN,
'Candy Manufacturer,
And dealer In FOREIGN & AMERICAN 'FRUITS,
PICKLES, ,NUTS &c., I
No. int Federal Street,
Second door from the egret National Dank, -Alle
gheny City. ,
FURNITURE.
110 PRACTICAL ~"
-a-LN-,
,FURNITURE MANUFf(CTURERI
IVItOLESAIat -AITD
. LEMON SC:WEISE
118' rilCll774rrii : wria - grzr.
ColietantlY,on baud every variety of PARIAH and
MBER- FURNITURE, together atti r edw OM.
plow assortment of common - Furniture ced
prices. • "
nowt in want of anything in our Uwe are cordially
invitod to call befiro pidchasing.*_ -,•
-
ctOrillEMWlONGEnti.sperU*
1tD,i41,110 1 6 diffetelitiacesiifelothed
arslopalre4atthefizdtalttxbborDODOLSOS um*.
84 Vialritmtsr..'; puP.LlO,7%,
McARDLE,
so' 93% SMIT"I MELD STRE ET , prrrsrptGlti.
'Keeps consign:ll on hind a fine asibrtsr Ost of
. .
CLOTHS, - CASSIMERES'& VESTINGS,
• ,
Also, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. GENT'S
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, the latest style.
NOW READY.
For the Spring Season;
„ .
With a large:and coniplele 'hock of
BOYS', ,YOUTHS' AND ( CHILDREN'S
. CLOTHING. :
All the new and leading styles, to be found at
- No. 4 7 ST. CLAIR STREET.
. .
GRAY 41: LOGAN.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
JONES DUFF,
tio. 3 ST. CLAIR STREET, have )ust brought
from the East a full supply_ of SPRING and SUM
MER GOODS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, &c.. &c.,
which they are prepared to cut and make up in a
style equal to any shop in the east or west. They
are determined to deserve and hope to receive a
liberal patronage: noV.:h34
/ARVIN'S PATENT
SUPERIOR CRACKERS.
AND
CURTAIN GOODS,
EvECONI) I'I.OOR,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
3tEB,CIIANT TAILOR , ?=
CRACKER BAKERIES
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCt CRACERS
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CItACKERS
FRENCR CRACKERS
And every vrietyof
S. S. MALILVDT,
91 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
mh24
F TRY TITE?tI
ESTABLISHED IN IE4O.
SHEPHARD'S
Steam Cracker and Biscuit Factory,
317 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Manufacturer and dealer In all kinds of
coNvEc , rioNlon - v ,
FOEEIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS, &c
BUSINESS CHANGES,
.._.-
TAISSOLUTION.---THE FIRM OF
A." WHITE. BERGER ,k CO. was dissolved on
tne 10th inst., by mutual consent.
• DANIEL WHITE,
, . W. H. BERGER,
. W. FREEMAN.
The undersigned w ill continue the manufactured
Wooden Ware and Packing Boxes, under the name
and style of FREEMAN IS BERGER. Office and
Factory between Morton and Clymer streets, Ninth
Ward. , W. FREEMAN,
. W. H. BERGER.
Pittsburgh, March 17, ISM: mh3:m9l
1 DISSOLUTION.—The firm of . .-
\-' ROBINSON, MeIiENNA. 4t CO.,
Of Allegheny Pity. bas this day been 'dissolved by
mutual consent. .1. S. ROBINSON wlli continue
the Grocery Busine6s at his new store,
No. 185 Federal Street,
And assumes all liabilities of the old firm.
. ' s uourssoN. ifefEENNA At CO.,
J. 13. li01;11.,O.N.
mbi2:m62 - •• . .
TIISSOLUTION.—THE .FIRM OF
A_,t ATWELL, LEE S: CO. was dissolved on the
Ist of February, 1888, .by mutual consent. Either
partner way sign the name or the drat in
JOHN ATwELL.
CHARLES ATWELL.
The undersigned will continue GM WHOLESALE
GROCERY BUSINESS. uhder the name and - stcle of
ATWELL d; LEE, at the old place, No. .1311.Sicond
street. A continuance of the patronage of their
friends and the public Is respectfulir S
solicited.
CHARCE
A. J. LEE.
PITTSBUTtGII, March sth, 18138. - snh7:ras3
PIANOS, ORGANS, &C.
BUY 'THE BEST AND CHEAP
EST AND ORGAN.
•
Schomacker s Gold Medal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The SCROMACKER PIANO • combines- all the
latest valuable improvements ' known In 'ale con
struction of a first class instrument, and has always
been awarded the of hest premium wherever ex
hibited. Its tone is full, sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship, for darability and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from $5O to 4150. (according to
style and finish,) cheaper than all other so-called.
tirst"class Piano. •
ESTEVS COTTAGE ORGAN •
Stands at the bead of al reed instruments, in pro
ducing the most perfect pipe quality of tone of any
sitiillar Instrument in tte United States. It Is sim
ple and compact in'constructlon, and not liable to
get out of order. 4, •
CARPENTER'S PATENT "VOX HUMANA
TREMOLO , ' is only to be found in this Organ.
Price from 000 to 4530. AU guaranteed for five
BARB, KNAKE & BUETTLEE,
No. US ST. CLAIR STREET.
mb9
SECOND DEAND
LIODEONS AND ORGANS,,
•
In perfect order; from 135 to 11130. • • • -
,•, • .
• CHARLOTTE BLUME,
tuhl2 Fifth at., 2d door abosb Wood
ciih , :w:wirdr•TA:Al
NEIV SPRING GOODS
• ALL THE NEW STYLES OF
Hats and . Caps,
ARRIVING DAILY, AT
M'CORD & CO.'S,
te.V. 131 WOOD STREET
MARTIN LIERLER,
0
DEALER IN
CAPS AlCio
Ablo, Mattufactureki Wholesale - and Detail Dealer
TRuNKL, VALIsES, &C. 132
PIMA) STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.rs
Orde promptly Med auduatisfactlou guaranteed.
ARCHITECTS. r
& MOSER
. Aifteirrrv..vreii,
PM= HOUSE ASSOCIATION BUILDINGS, Nos.
A and 4 St. Clair Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Special
attention given to the designing and building or
COURT HOUSES and PUBLIC BULL.DI'NGS.
F. AR!y n ". - -
'MECHANICAL ARID AL AND ENGINEERING
DRAFVEIMAN.
°Mee, Philo 11E,111,111 - ndrd Street" ,
With , ,Atieus HOLLAiID zrrotraca.
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AUCTION SALES
'BY PALMER & PIEWPB.
PALMER
AUMIONEERS
And Commisgion Merchants,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS,
NO. 60 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS,
Dry Goods and Notions,
rt AY AND EVENING
Consignments -Solicited. Prompt Be
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BY SMITHSON, V. 6.121091 ar, IiVISABIZIAND,• .
MONTGOMERY AVENUE
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PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, March 30. at 3 o'clock P. N., on the
prunlses, will he sold by auction, those three deed—
rablo two-story Brick Ilinises, Nos. s*, - 00 and Se,.
(North.Conamon,)Montgotnery avenue.. Each Wise
contains tight rooms, incinding bath room% gas,-tios
and cold water throughout. Lots hare a front of SO
feet each. extendingback 77 feet, with side alley.
The location of this property Is very desirable and
convenient-for business men, and should command
their attention.
FNIITHSON, .VANHOOK & MeCLELLAND ,
-tuir2rnn',3s - Auctioneers.
LAND. AT PUBLIC SALE.
will offer zit relate Sate, on the premises, on
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310NDAY, .31nich 50, 11.8684 at IP.
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All that valuable Tract of Sand, recently owned and'
occupied by 3foges , liastings, dec'd, late of Borth
Fayette township, Allegheny county. Pa.
This Tract of Lano contains 8711 . acres. the-
greater part of which is cleared and under fence;
the improvements area good frame barn and framel ,
house, and orchard of young apple trees, situated
on the I'. C.& C. lt. It., Panhandle, 1.3 miles from
Pittsburgh, and :Opining Oakdale ,Statton. This
property is considered by some .persons the best lc) .
cation for country residences of anythrag. in the
neighborhood. The railroad passes oyer Mould also
two county roads. Convenient to churehlhools,
post (Met, &c. Any person wishin to see.
the property, or any further information, w please
call at Oakdale Station, or to me in person, or by .
letter.
TERMS AT SALE.
BOBEIRT POTTER. I
SMITHSON, VANHOOK & 31e$ILEI.LAND,
1 . Auctioneers.
JOHN S. JOHNSTON, Salesmin.
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP PROP
ERTY AT
PUBLIC SALE. r
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In pursuance of Order of Court. in No. 245, Juno:
Term. 1968. will be offered .at Public Sale. at the
COURT HOUSE. Pittsburgh. on WEDNESDAY,
Aprlllsth, 1868, at 10 o'clock A l.:
All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in'
Liberty township. on the Rraddockstleld A 024, (the
property of Lewis J. Fleming, trustev,°. Containing
-314 acres, more or less. 1
TERIIS—One-half cash, balance in one year, with
interest. L. .T. FLEMING. Trustee.
For further information apply to E. I'. JONES,
Attorney-at-Law, 64 Grant street. m1111:1133
iMMEEE;IU;iIi
DHATCH,
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
No. 9S Grant Street, Pittsburgh.
REAL ESTATE
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
WILL OWE PEO*PT ATTENTION TO
Negoilation of Loans, Attend to the
Renting of Property, Collection
of Claims, &e., &c.
JOHN D. BAILEY 44. BRO.,
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STOCK AND. REAL ESTATE BROKERS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
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Are prepared to sell at Auction STOCKS, BONDS;
and all kinds of S.ECURITIES, REAL ESTATE,.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Sc.. either on the
premises or at the Itoltd of Trade - Rooms.
to tne
Particular attention paid, as heretofore
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sale of Real Estate at private sale.
Sales of Real Estate In the country attended.
Office. N 0.116 SMITHFIELD STIIEET. ticV •
hciILIEAIt FARMS FOR SALE.
avel...uv for sale several of the finest FARMS in
Westmoreland and Indiana 'counties. on -remarka
bly easy terms, so easy that auy one desirous+. of buy!.
lug can purchase ou time altogether. Call and ex
amine for yourself.
m G. 3f. PETTY,
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No. 80 rimithOeld street.
FOR( SALE --REAL ESTATE.
couOCNTRY RESIDENCE •FOR ,
SALE Olt ItENT.—A large two-story double_
se, containing 10 rooms, Including double par
lor, with marble mantles, and all the modern im-
.provemcnts; "1 'acre of ground, tilled with fruit.
grapes. berries,. Sce. Situated near Millersville at
the termination of the Wylie street Passenger e,..4,r5.
This is one of the handsomest locations In Allegheny
county, and in -a good neighborhaod. Apply at.
W. A. HERRON'S Real - Estate Office, 87 Grant
mhZ.
you SALE & TO LET.--Houses
and Lots for sale in all parts of the city and su
urbs. • Also, several FAILMS -in good locations.
Also, a small. WOOLEN FACTORY, with BO acres
of land, and good Improvements' which - I will sell
cheap and 011 reasonable terms. . ; Business Houses
to let on good streets. Privrte Dwelling Houses for
rent in both cities. For further particulars _inquire
of . :WILLIAM WARD,
__,Ja= . 110 Grant street. opposite Cathedral.'
,FRAME COTTAGE; - . , .
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-4- SITUATE IN MOUNT WASHINGTOOd .
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Within 25 minutes`--walk of the Monongahela ,
bridge. The house contains flue rooms. kitchen,
cellar and vault. Lot 100 feet front by 200 feet.'
deep, fronting on three streets. On the lot are 400
full - bearing grape vines of ilve different-varieties,
with all kinds of shrubbery, such as gooseberries
blackberries; strawberries and currants; also; peach,
pear; apple. quince and cherry, trees. Will he sold
cheap. inquire of
- f STEEL ;it WILSON,
Brokers and Ile . alEsiate Agents,
a3O •. , No. 66 Smithfield Street.
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CHOICE LANDS :FOR SALE -'
Union Pacific RaiircKai ann.Panii,
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Lying oloig the line of their via; at
$l,OO TO $5,00 PER ACRE,
And on. A CREDIT OF FIVE
For rinther particulars. Dian!, ( Re., address
.I.ll4.cd:tnyril§alonr; Topeka. Saimaa.
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