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LINEM TO A'PiEnLitt(!N
[Fifty years ago the_ London Morning
Chronic/epublished a poem entitled ~L irkes
to a Sk_eleton,7 ivhieh, 'excited much atten
tion. Every eirort, even to the offering . " of
a reward of fifty guineae, was vainly made
to discover the suthoi. All that ever trans-
pired_was, that the poem, in a-fair, clerkly
'Tend; *as 'found near a skeleton of re
, ritaikable hetinti c i f form and color, in the
museum:of the Royal College of fliffgeallY.
Lineoln's -len and.--that the euratcr-of the
Aftligunri lUKtftern sent to Mr. Perry, of the
Morning Chionicle.]
- Behold this ruin! 'Tway
• Once of etherial spirit full; •
This narrow cell was life's retreat. „
. This space was thought's mysterious'acit;
Whatbeauteous tilled this spot:
Whitt dreams of pleasure long forgot: '•
Nor hope, nor Joy. nor love. nor fear,
Have left one trace of record bor e . .
Beneath this moldering canopy
(Blue shone the bright and busy eye
• But start not at the dismal void
If social love that eye employed— :
if with no lawless tire it gleamed,
But through the dew of kindness beamed—
.. That. eye shall be forever bright, , • '
When suu and stars are sunk in night.
Within this hollow cavern hung , •
- The ready, swill and tuneful tongue.
• If falsehood's honey it disdained:
And when it could not praise was chained;
If bold in.virtue's cause-it spoke,
Yet gentle concord never broke, .•
. This silent tongue shall plead for thee,
When time unveils eternity.
• . • Say, did those fingers delve the mine ?
Or with its envied rublea shine ?
To hew the rock or wear the gem
(lan little no* avail to them, -
• . But if the Niger of truth they sought,
Or comfort to the mourner.brought . .
• These hands a richer meed shall - claim
.'•• 'Chan all that Walt on Wealth or fume.
Avails it whether bare or shod,
•These feet the path of duty trod? •
If from the halls of ease they tied
To seek affliction's bumble shed:
If gritadeur's guilty bribe they spurned,
And home to virtue's cot returned.
These feet with angel's wings shall vie.
And - tread the palace of the sky.
EPHEMERIS,
—Kit Karson is ill in Denver; •
—Frenchmen 'don't like . baginpes.
—Louisville is to have a public library.
—Once more Maclaine pude.vantis a grand
mother. •
Geo. H. Pendleton's income is not quite
$10;000.
--k.coloscal confidence- man is what Peto
is ogled.
—A new hotel, to cost $200,000, is to be
erected in Toledo.
.The sugar crop of Louisiana. is laige
and promises well.
, --Onc million and a half of People live in
New fork city, including Brooklyn.
; —Prof. Boise has determined to resign
the Greek chair in the University of Michi
gan-
•• —sl4, 000,000 were the expenses of the
War • Department during the month of
' -The American shoe tip Company in
Bostpri paid $25,000 in dividends on the
first of April.
• The excise board of New York is going
to furnish $35,000 from license fees to build
a homp-for the new boys.
—Gen.. Pillow and Ex-Gov. Harri§ have
joined their fortunes in a law partnership,
and practice in Memphis.
Nine colored persons were confirmed'
on Good Friday,. by Bithop Smith, in Saint
Mark's Church, Louisville.
T. Ste Wart, of New York, declares
that he 'is still doing service for Grant as
gallantly as he knows holy.
:—A St. Louis firm-is reported to have
cleart;d nearly a million of dollars by a re
cent heavy qperation in pork.
--Offenbach is writing an opera express
ly for the American stage. A little more
prurient than usual, probably.
—Vesuvious has three active eruptions on
hand at present. One is from the old cra 7
tor and two are from new ones.
3teade has issued as order forbid
ding any one who is not a tregistered voter
from eluillenging the votes of others.
—A Dusseldorf artist is attending the
peachment trial and making sketches for a
great historical painting. for the Dusseldorf
exhibition. /
—The executioner of Maarid murdered
his mistress. The. sight of excutions did
not seem to do him much good In the way
of warning.
—A woman 'named RaVenswood 4ung
herself from the rear of a ferry bciat at New
York into the East river, and wag drowned
on Sunday. ' -
—Several prominent German arid French
newspapers Iwo correspondents at Wash
ington, sent especially to write up the im
T
peachment trial:
—The value of the exports of pairitirigs
and secipttures during the year 1888; from
;the Papaibominions, is stated tope nearly
22,000,04' francs.'
—A priest in Strauburg, Bavaria, reads
on Sundays, immediately after sermon, let
ters from—ArneTijdescribing the impeach
meat proceedings -
—The lightning tolled the fire alarm bell
in New Orleans for eight inliutes on the 7th
inst. The Fire Marshal then'et* and told
the bell to be quiet
—Dawison, Ristori, Janauscheck and
.Dickens have, it is said, sent or taken to
.Europe.nearly 4700,000 profita of. their ex
,hibitiorus in America..
• —The names of twenty-four Pittshurgh
_
ets were on the iAotel lists in Monday's
Philadelphia Papers. Many prominent citi
zens were among them. •
—A mail in Maryland died of chicken
cholera last- week. That is the . Chicken .
died of- that "diseaie and then the Man ate
. -the chicken and died •too. • •
• —The second New Jersey brigade lost Hi'
'battle %% and Was disconsolate. ;The flag
'has at last turned up at Newark and. the,
brigade is again jubilant.
men named Baker was. found dead
near- Savannah; Georgia, the' other - day,
-with a bullet hole through his heart. An
other evidence of Ku-Klux crime. ' ' -
-- KazePP4 is the great card st two of the
city theatres now. There are two Meek
Beata in,tbe field; which is the. Black Best!'
however,. would be hard to dete rm i ne :-
—John Bell; the fugleman, l e .t in t de pi ct
Bell, and Everet PurtY9, a itheir* - still
la tadd to be a' moai and
physicßUy He is ieVeriklr - LilVyearatad
—Two story streetcars, • Oi l ed
Segelare she lateit
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,kWV:'74`;p/p.,241:A4gt.414t- at'441.1,40-*
4 44( 7 iveyz- 4 10:
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to reach second story windows along
route would toc, fitly . another improvement
—Napoleon amd General Dia are not on
s p e w /0 1 11 'g ,terms: NaPole6U is disPlease4
with the. General because ha said he had
doubts of the stability of the imperial ' goy
enunent._
-:Second adventists p s psilet that the world
will come to an end - on the 2d of October,
1868. The end of what is not stated, nor
whether the world will stop when it does
come to it.
—Rev. John Healy Broniby., , the oldest,
.ekagymarroftheiOlntrelrftr-Englalfdalled"
Be /aPt month . For ; sixty - nine Years he had .
en rector Otihe Church Of the Holy tin-.
k at Hull.:
..--4385,050. odious of petroleum were ex
..
fr9m the city. of , Philadelphia last
week, and seven ships,- fifteen barges and
six brigs are now chartered and loading at
that port with petroleum.
-.-A child of a Mr. Wamroth in New Or
leans tickled its father's feet whilst he was
sleeping. Mr. W. unconsciously kicked se
verely, 'an- action which - threw the Child
from its bed and caused'ils death.-
—The'Marquise de Mailbreuill, one of the
most notorious of all the notorieties of the
French capital, has sold out her goods and
moved to New York. She has a fortune of
500,000 frahcs, pioceeds of her infamy.
—Yesterday was one of the most abomin.
able days of the season. Fifth : street. Was
literally flunve, and persous who ere
compelleito be out of, doorkwe.re about as
much in need of focillation as possible:
—The city of Buffalo bas decided by vote
to purchase the water works from the cora
41t)any owning them. $750.00 is the price
agreed on, and the Commetciat of that city
says that it is just half a million too much.
—Prince - Napoleon is 'reported to have
said that he would rather be President of,
the United States than sovereign of any
land in Europe. ) The Prince said this be
fore Andrew 11. stepped into the White
House.
—Two desperados scent into the store of
Cassius Tuiner, at Rocky CowlOrd, Arkan
sas, some days ago, and after shooting Mr.
Turner carried off everything valuable that
thdre was in the store. Being in Arkansas,
they did so with impunity. •
—The husband of Adah Isaacs Menken
has obtained a divorce from her, in Hamil
ton county, Ohio, on thezTound of impro
per conduct with •John C. Heenan. Which
of the husbands of the fair *dah has thus
freed himself we are unable to. state.
—On . Wednesday night last the schooner
Lewis Chester, Captain Gookin, from Phila
delphia, bound for Portland, was run into
offßamegat, by an unknown schooner, and
cut down to the i r water's edge. A seaman
named. Thomas .McCauley was lost over
board. „ •
—A New Yorker proclaims himself cham
pion smoker of f America. He had a match
with another man recently for that proud
position. The champion smoked twelve
cigars ands half between the hours of 8 and
while i 'his competitor consumed
but ten and a,querter. •
—Changes seem to be working in all of
the churches. The Clinton street Piegby 7
terian church, in i fhiladelphia, had a special
choral service on, Easter morning, and had
ftoivers in the chancel. liereto the cele-•
bration of this drip has been confined tothe
Roman, English rd Lutheran churches.
—Jason W. K llogg, a Methodist preach
er, has been expelled from - his church for
'eloping with kmember of his former con
gregation at DearbOrn, Mich. As Kellogg
was a married man and his companion in
elopement was a married woman, the action
taken by his church may ho looked upon as
eminently proper.,
—The Archbishop of Croatia has issued
a protest against "the liberty of the press as
one ofthe greatest evils of human society;"
also, calling the newspaper editors "men
without piety or conscience."_ It is possi
ble that the Croatian editors are not very re
spectable; but the remedy is not in fettering'
the press, but in improving the moral stand
and of editorship.. •
--On Bunday evening Mrs. 'Rogers and
her family, living on • Fitzwater street , in
PhiladelPhia, went to church. On returning
'they found the house illuminated and the
door locked. °On ringing the bell a , man
thrust - his head from the window, and said
that whoever set foot in the house would be
a dead man. As the family , iras composed
of women this astonished them, and with
one accord they all left to find a policeman.
*hen they , returned of course the intruders
had departed. Only some fifty dollars' worth
of goods were stolen. '
—The beautiful murderess,, Baroness
Ebergenyi, now in jailin Vienini, was re-'
cently caught bribing one of the keepeni to
take a letter from her to her relative& For
this attempt to violate the prison rules, she
was sentenced to forty-eight • hours in the
dark cell, on water and bread. Up to that
time, she had always Maintained' the most
surpriaing •self-possession, but when she
was taken to the dark cell, and saw the
straw on which she was to lie for two days,
she burst Into a violent fit of 'weeping and
sobbing, and then, geiting desperate, she
resisted.the jailors, who finally, After tear
ing her whole dress, hurled •her head-long
into' the cell. Only five month& since, she
*as still admitted to the , most aristocratic
.circles, , and generally.adnfired for her beau-.
ty and grace. • •,) •
In Adams County, lowa, thdy have a
colony, of those queer birds, the leirlans.
, .
They have over 1,700 acres of dueland, and
a' saw and grist mill. Their residences
form a little village of semrato log houses,
but cooldn,g, eating, wash, etc., are done
in a large building, centrally situated. The
community has, thirty-six. members--six
teen men, nine Women, and seven yonths
and children, nearly all of whom are
French. ~ They do , not interfere with the
marriage relation, nor with Political or re _
iigioUll 0 1: 11 nionslIntt when a member joins
he gives' to the, Oommunlty all, ds money,.
'and other property that'may be }suitable 'for
'common use on condi, don that, In ,eese hp
should wlthtintwvihe Community shall PaY
back , the exact, auictunt , withoutArtwe e t '
/ow/
mikielk pa gut dn., :They .a rt ,; y e in t .. . l
VOrPOnted undo' thr B Cact' , 14*4 . iiR, in,
represented to iti . A.,lloi) i titoist r , , ii ,
condition: ~ ,- 'l, • -4. . -
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%W. ; GH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15, 1868
DENTISTRY
. - ONLY ^"-4'.•
A FULL spur e rmnetDOLL t ,
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PULL 'UPPER LoWzIK 1104 MD.
TILETHSTTRAoTED wIT
NO CHANG/KIVA rxTRAonN t
_ Y/OIAL TENTH ANN ODD
ALL WONKNABRANTED K V TEARS,
LAUOuDNO GAB YDENDIP CHANG AT
•
QUINOYA. SCOTTS.
Meant Dental Estatillehnient,
NITS PENN BTREET,IItr DCKMADOYE ELAND.
N. 11.—As DR. !3COM' la a licensee' ander 'the
Goodyear Patents, he will not make alir"lnew (ba
gesayrobber" Pet', contlnua.to • 14
OS geriensofttiitie—mxAmtm.. . D_R
CA , :&I3 Pig • 3+:
G. AS-
C:J 3 aEtn.clellers,
FOR OAS AND OIL. '
Just received. the finest and largest sortment
ever opened in this city.
WELDON & K Ext.
147 WOOD STREET, COR. WM* LEY.
neditn22
DRY GOODS.
FOR MONDAY AND "lURSDAY.
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Y._ m - usL Hs
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BLEACH-.
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At 12h:s.—lieavy UNBLEACHED MUSLIN.
At 10c.—DARK GINGIIAMS.
At 12!:c.—REST
At 50c.-OOOD COltSinS
At . S7Sc.—WIIALEBONE CORSET.
At ,75c.•;-REAL len) GLOVES, (colored.)
At *LOU—BEST KID GLOVES, (coltired.)
C.UsSIBIERES. for ]Tents Wear
CASSIMERES.; for Boys' wear
SACKING CLOTH, In bealitiful 'shades
COTTON AND;LINEN DUPER.
PILLOW' CASE LINEN
10-4 AND 11.4 SHEETING.
SHIRTING CHECK
IRISH LINEN
HOSIERY, NOTIONS
BONNETS, HATS-, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c
A Large and Carefully Selected Stock,
JUST OPENINC,
Wholesale and.iteca4;
AT WIUMUI ZEDIPLE'S
180 40 282 Federal tit., Allegheny.
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87. MARKET STREET.• 87.
SPRING. OPENIND !
AT
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS',
(Socceisor to J. A(. ' Burchfield b. Co.)
SPRING. DRY GOODS..
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY> GOODS.
ME. PIIILLIPS respectfully, announces that the
extensive alterations to hts . , •
RETAIL DRY GOCWS STORE
Are completed, And Lis establiabrii ent ds NOW
OPEN. He offers an entirely . '
Ifoui Stock of Dry GoOdii;
fgal e infi r ma g. Summ er Wear, at the - lowest East
- ADM Rt.—MARKET STREET—aft,
pENI!Asori arrawrrns,
Q 7 Fifth Street.
PLAIN LIBYN ! HANDIERCHIEVI3, 8 souls
and upwards.
ALL , LINEN HEM-STITCIIED lIANDIIEB
- C H 011. AN IBBB.
for OD cows andußwards.
WAD . WORN BOI.=, WRITING
/108IERY, in all grades and at all prices.
MoRRISOPS STAR SEEM
allialmuszo rszcza
IiOOP giCTUTS,' , •
n; 11;
PRICES:
AiiD
t
GRAND OPENING!
OF
SPRING GOODS.
Barred Organdies. •
Barred and Striped Nainsook; .
Victoria Lawns.
Sort Finish Cambr4c.
ALSO, A LARGE LOT OF
SOILED: WHITE GOODS,
Which'ce are selling at a great sacrifice.
BOOD IRISH LINENS at 37 cents. SOILED KID
GLOVES at 3O centi. EIYSTKHE ALEXAR.
DRE KIDS for $l. GENUINE ALEX
• AEDRE KIDS for $1.33. Our
assortment of HOSIERY
cannot be beat. Hool' SKIRTS
at Ets neuta t The new and beautiful ,
SENSATION VIM 711:st rectilvelli ',900
YHEEOR CORSETS inat cempred. A complite
line of !AAOENTA,. LUC/MITA and Et i vERA '
CORSETS.. Alsa c ,i. line of MISSES% COMETS.
=STOW FRINGES, all colors. 'BULLION FEINN :
oits, colors., BUGLE tiuMmitiGti, a fine at.
meat: % A any tot of BUTTONS.'
tificirDE Ars Co.,
iuill.6o4lar—ketlireet,
§ILVERININES.-Welitiall; Ina
. few 41,4 men& :an , atentf to Silver Mountain.
°logo., to *metope, am tillferent Lodes or Bitter
Ore, discovered ilia lotatea by experienced miners
and situated In an unusually rich mining ilistriet
It Mititendellarießt4.o ariogrbefete:
Vl' the _ 'ot ere hall
• Mk , Ihrrel Vann V wintry'
3 va tereahtedidtat sell 4 iiiiiiiphbaniontlOin; the
At a; rate which will Ista t r e ntuitatali on the,.
sante 'Th6Mhz- as the I propfle llttialteal i Fp
fulimFticulars apply to ,'I - A, IMILAIAI4 . OO.i ..
1851 Fourth street:-
TRIMBEINGB 4 MOD NOTIONS
ACBIIM & CAAILISLE,
-$ if) FIFTH STREET,
Have fast opened all /lades cit
BIILLION AND MTGE' FRINGES
BIYGLE gimps AED FRINGES,
At yery low prices. • • .
wan= & CARLISLE,
. J Fifth Street, •
. .
• __ •
NOW offer the most elegant line of •
IttLIMUELGS '
•
Everjope ed in Pittsburgh, to which they especially
invite the attention of their 'customers. The de
signs are nearly all new and original, and about
• 011 E -FIFTH L ]tSS THAN' REGULAR PRICES;
7 apll
ATOM'S,.
No. 17 Fifth Street.
arasols,
OM
Straw Moods,
JUST OPENED
PERFECT FITTING
KID GI-LOVES.
. •
"A. C. K.?"
We Invite attention to our •
KID GLOVE DEPARTS ENT,
Which Is now complete with every color and shade.
In addition to our own special importation of the
Celebrated A..C. C. acnivbi.) HMS,
We have secured the exclusive sale Of the
"Harris Seamless Kids,"
The best Glove and most perfect
• MACRVM & CARLISLE,
AT JOSEPH HORNE & CO.'S,
The Largest Assortment of
STRAIY AND MILLINERY GOODS,
MEM
To be-Found in the City.
RIBBONS,. FLOWERS,
• SILKS. 'CRAPES.
' .MALINES, FRAMES •
FROSTED ILLUSIONS,..
STRAW TRlMMlNGS,Ornamented.
ALSO, A WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF
WHITE GOODS , CORSETS..
HOSIERY, HOOP SKIRTS. •
GLOVES.. BALMORAL SKIRTS,
EMBROIDERIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, r
FRINGES. BUTTONS, . •
TRIMMINGS, BRAIDS, -
And a Full Line of Notions.
FURNISHING GOODS,
NEU'S TEES, BOWS, SUSPENDERS
MORRISON'S STAR SHIRTS.
Agents for BISMARCK, DICKENS, VICTOR and
other popular makes of •
PAPER COLLARS.
Prices as low as Eastern Jobbers: • •
Whotestae Rooms up Stairs
Nos. 77 and 79 Market Street.
mhr,:mwr
NRSIV . STORE!Vir STORE:
ROSENBAITM, STEINHART & CO'S
PHILADELPHIA EMPORIUM,
16,1,1Farket Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The undersigned respectfully inform the public
that they have received their entirely new stock of
goods, consisting of •
Millinery and Straw Goods,
Ribbons, Laces,
Artificial Flowers,
Embroideries, White Goods,
Hosiery and. Gloves,
Corsets and Skirts,
Fancy Goods, &c.,
To which they Invite the attention of purchasecs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
One of our firmgiving his entire attention to the
purchasing of goods at the Eastern Markets, and
having had long experience and all the facilities .for
procuring goods st the very lowest•prices; we are
enabled to offer great inducements.
Constantly receiving New Goods from the New
York and Philadelphia auctions. r
A share of public patronage is respectfully soli
cited. ••
. .
ROSENIIAITM STEINHART Sz
.tio. Z 6 MARKET STREET.
mh24:nVti
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &C.
MARCH : : : :
apll
STAIrd .
DOMESTIC, • CARPETS,
ARE DAILY ARRIVING, AND SOLD SOON Aff
RECEIVED.
THE VERY LOWEST.
HcCA_LLUH BROTHERS,
51 FIFTH STREET, above Wood
23 JUST IMPORTED, '23
And Especially Adapted to this Martel,'
VELVET CARPETS,
And Flowers,
English Body and Tapestry Brussels,
INGRAINS AND BEAU'S,
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT AND THE LOWEST
. PRICES IN THE CITY.
COMMON CARPETS,
CENTS PER YARD.
OLIVER TECLINTOCK & CO.,
fe ' m No. 23 Fifth Street.
1868SPRE STOCK 1868
or
19 FIFTH STREET
LARGE ASSORTMENT,
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE WHO BUY
In6lo:ditivr
73
MOPARLAND & COLLINS
NEW SPRING STOCK,,
OIL CLOTHS,
PURCHASED LIST MONTH FOR CASH.
, AND IN MANY INSTANCES AT ,
Less than Actual Cost to Manufadtm
These Goods cOuld not now be replaced for the
same cost, and are offered FOR GASH at
Far Below Their Present Value,
AT THE PLACE WHERE BARGAINS CAN AL
WAYS BE HAD ON THE BEST STOCK
IN THIS MARKET.
•
relo•rwr SECOND FLOOR.
.IT.
STEAM " •
CARPET BEATING
(
ESTABLISHMENT.
Which TEN YEARS' TRIAL In New York and oth
er Eastern cities has proved , a complete success.
• ' ITB' ADVANTAGES:
. .
- Ist—Fading and Shrinkage are completely avoid
.,
e 3
iftrFtgn n ecess ary.
dust; gcths or their larvae,'
the Ca t
Ilirgirtrar". good as now. , save .the
natural
4th—When intrfectly clean, a Carpet will wear as
LonKS destr*ble matter as a mere point of
economy, to say nothing of looks.
ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE OFFICE,
No. 179 Libprty Btr ee t,
Or addressed.to P O hex 413, will receive prompt
attention. • - - •
. . •
OEO. L. MeCIALMCIT 4
mhJO:_ , . PROPRIETOR.
GREAT SALE.
•
Tremendous
.80iiitloe in kkikintolasset•
...,, . . ,
= imas
•
Pre to to MOSI 4 . I offer - my elegant stoer br
tine . Tit PIRA alit AIIITLV. W.128/184 Pllit..,
TRAITand P1C117.0. : also, , mlsoellaue
bus 'styles 'of BEDII, GUS/1311i, all bf .vrideb'
mast be bold byibellSt• of Stun, •' • • - t
.. ~. -• gardierms7 of COatil. .' ' . ..
Those williare'in ;:int,orsoiiariinGLi g 4is and is'
Ilrst-elass artlehrof law gilt work; will• do *ell to'
ffiVIS , I2O Still. '
- -, - 4. iirims • _
'llOB ''t . • - ''' l. '' ' * ' ' - 110 wood elicit: - ,
' • • •'
11 E.UIRM
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Irat a r Cl o , l, l!.l n t i A iPOEftt4 l ; Nlll4l.
, •
intrlbmlSS No. 343 Liberty street, Plttsburgb.
THE 'MW LiMff
PATTERNS
MORTER CARPETS.
THE VERY NEWEST
IG=
OF 'MOST ELEGANT DESIGNS
CARPETS,
JUST OPENING,
All Qualities
TO SELL
BOUM, ROSE it C0.,-
'2l Fifth Street,
OVER BATES h BELL'S
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR
,
OF
CAJELF9EITS,
IVilfp () - W SHADES
AND
CI:TETAIN GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Nos. 71 , and 73 Fifth Street,
WHITE T.'fjAt)
,L OF >U E
PIfrTSBU'RGH *HITE L
COLOR WORKS.
is c ottb NG
STRICTLY PUB* 'BITE L
ZINC P INTS 3
s
'Form toroqi+iiii.--
Veregaillog , Green,'
'
Ve •
AtideVeri vaKkty of Colors. 4 dry an—groulk
for sale by ' •
14 - 4.14108 - 441.kifiri
WHOLESALE ORUGGIiTS,I
Corner of Llberty'anril Wayne SG
PrrrfaXtiCri;Grlti.
SCHOONMAKTI & SON,
prrirsirtrikcar.
White Lead aadi3Oolor
WHITE AND RED LEAD
ZINC, PUTTY, 13 UE LEAD,;
111cOOY'H WI/DATER GI
And all colors, dry or in oil./
OFFICE, No. 67 Forirrn ISTIZE;
Factory, Nos. 450, 450, 45 , 1, 456 si t
RebeccaStreet, and 49,-511ind 53 Lacock
Alleghenr. •
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• CRACKER IMILIERLES I
MABVITS PATENT
And every variety : of
SUPERIOR,
S. S. NO,VIN.
91 Liberty Strettl, Piastre]
TRY TKRM
ESTABLISHED IMO.
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Steam Cracker and33lscuit Fac
317 LIBERTY STBErt, PITTBBIIBGB
Manufacturer and dealer Inrl kinds of
co
FOREIGN AXD• DOMEST FRUITS;
PIANOS, OR9ANS, &C.
BUT THE BESTJ AND CUE
EST PIANO AND 0 GAN.
Schomacker s Gola Medal Pi
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGA
The SCHOMACKER Pak 0 combines a:
latest valuable improvements known in the
atruction of a first class inateement, end has e
been awarded the itighest.premium where
W lull,hited. Its toners sonorous and sweet
workmanship, fbr darabilitr and beauty, sul
all ethers. Prices from pa ,to $l5O, (accordi
style and lielsho cheaper Oen all other so
first class Plano.
. ESTEY , S.COTTIVIE GROAN '
Stands at the .head of 3dl reed instruments, le
ducing the most - perfeetplpequallty of tone d
similar instrument In the United States. It P
pie and compact in construcition, and not lis.l
get out of order.
. CARPENTER'S PATEN " VOX 11173 . 1
TREMOLO" is only to bel found in this O
Price from $lOO to $550. ,All guaranteed f ,
years.
BARE, SNARE* BIIEITLER,I
• No. Mr:T. CLAIR SIRE
SECOND HAND
IFLODEONS .AID ORGANS,
In perfect order;- from fib tp $l3O.
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CONFECTIONERIES
HENRY. W. 1114;11111 .1 . AcH,
. • Confectionery n;d Bakery,
No. Slot, Orrarmi..i) RET,
Between eventh and Llber
AIGIPLAD ZS , OYSTER 13411.00 N attached.
GEORGE BEATEN,
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. Candy Mant4actprer,
'And dealer in FOREIGN t RICAN FRU .
PICII/.l',S, NUTS &c.,
' • : No. US Federal Street,
Second door from the ElratNatlonal Bank,
gheny Qty.* , .
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REMOVAL.
Delayrare Dintaid LAl:mince Comp;
Removed to No. 68 FOUR , : Pittsburg',
REMOVAL
JOHN D. B : I " & BRO.,
STOCK AND REAL ESTAE BROKERS
AUCTIONEERS, have removed-to
No. 'IN FOTIRTIIIF STREET.
ap2:n7"3
TOBACCO .AND CIGARS
.....,
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lAN 'ALLEN ,1
. , , DZALZII IN ALL itANDS OF" a
LEAF TOBA C CO M,'O EIEGAIW I o
x i
. 8 him STREET, tiational Bank of co
meroe Building, ) i • r
Prrienunen, P ..
. Brandt of ITA Water at , 1•11; N. Y.
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plammos.wonus, . •0,
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:• ' / r, NA mate ti tit r s and Dealer. sortl,
Ing.
Tosvacco, Snuff; Ctgire, - Pipes-, &c. ,;,'
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NERS AND iILAZiLi taS, 44.
Nnolle , lPetina. Avenikev Pittebuirgli.
pitimptlii attended to.
F • 31 .‘ :s FIN :11.q.:
WILL I J.nit
CARPENTER AN
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Wi lt r,NNAtrtA.i
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orders 'promptly atten ea to,,
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mi..worAcruSgas or
FRENCH CII*CKgitS
rftEscii CII*CKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS. !
FRENCH CHOKERS
FRENCII CRiCKERS
IMENCII•C'I4.tiCERS
SHEPHARD'S
cHOLorrz 8L1T314
45i Fifth et., $d door above Wol
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