VittoktrO Gairtte
THE DESERTED. ,
spring «lil is land famed Bowen..
The eunny he hOdig.°<
0//i8121144:111tId CIO Wei/Vie:44 atilt Vnivii.
And I.ant tting tdiee alratofie..
, Ablate
*Muller jelth oat4elds wavy:it'd w hill 2111te lonirbtight dayand theAddet night lira .
goath - and thy:winds arCuttitteringiow,
And the tiee-topuivnive aimlessly to and fro
, Ah me , - .
The early Autumn, with .ky .fair.
With ripeness of earth and freshness of air.
Hae changed to dreariness everywhere;
The leaves are: fallen, the trees arc hare. 1
Ah me l.
In • 1r .t e4lo,omy. the deeolate.
• To give to sameness hollte relief.
• • EPHEMERIS. •
•
—There were 161 deaths in Brooklyn
last week.
—Fanny Kemble is j now reading in
Brooklyn. - •
—Thirteen U. Meu-of-War are at Ma
zatlan, Mexico. •
—Thlers is writing his memoirs. They
will be interesting.
—Two hundred and thirty-fi)..e thousand
smokers in New York. '
—There . are more savings banks than
pawn shops in Brooklyn.
—Maggie Mitchell owns sonic very valua
ble real estate in New York City.
-Morgan, the organist, has resigned his
pokition at Grace Church.'New York.
—E. t. Robbins, Esq. has been elected
President of the Boardof .Trade in Chicago.
--Charles lialloway was killed by a gun
wad in a sham fight in Missairi a few daye
ago.
—London is to have a new monthly, edi
ted 14-11 i. A'Becket, and styled the Wig-
=Eighteen Pittsburgh names were on
the; ° Philadelphia hotel lists in. Tuesday's
paper
—A common clam was dug up in Maine
last week which weighed a pound and five
ounces. - . .
—Leopold de Meyer has returned to Eu
rope.. The sister of the pianist is very ill in
:Vienna.
—A sportsman in Peoria clainis to have
killed 2,800 wild ducks . since the 20th of
February.
—Tkomas Jefferson is said to have been
,the first white owner of the Natnral. Bridge
of Virginia.
—R. H. , Collman poisoned himself last
week in Mississippi by taking morphine in
mistake for quinine.
—Mary Ruly poisoned herself 'with
strychnine, in Chicago, on Sunday. She
was from New York.'
—One-half of the inhabitants of Haves
City are said to make their living by selling
whisky to the other half.
—Some parts of South Carolina are suffer
ing greatly for want of sufficient food, or
Money with which to buy it.
—Geo.' Noble, brother of General Noble,
killed himseif on purpose with a -pistol, on
Monday, at Centerville, Indiana.
Graud -Duchess- of Gerolstelia, in
„spite of her ignorance `of the veniaculat, has
become very popular ha Chicago.
—Jabal Early being still in Canada, it has
been' suggested that he is 'only waiting for.
Phil Sheridan to die before he returns.
—The husband who was divorced from
Adah Isaacs 3lenken the other day, was the
"original Jacobs," Alexander Menken.
—The Mormons are jgoing - to cultivate
cotton, wool, flax and 'silk. They want to
be perfectly independent of foreign markets.
—The Barbadoes Legislature has offered
a premium for ' the destruction of rats.
Ghost of Richard Whitt j ngton and cat, ap
pear !
—The Australian ' missioner to the
Paris exhibition went home via Abyssinia,
was captured - by Theodoe and•now blows a
trumpet for a regiment of dragoons.
—A little boy in Woonsocket, Mass.;
having probably beard of Clarence's luxu
rious death bath in 31almsay, scalded him-.
self to death the other day in hot tea.
—A new poem, said to i l be longer and,het
tq titan tho little pieces Which he has recent
ly cast at his reputation,hakbeen written:by
Mr. Tennyson.' , It is 424110 LllereollB.
—Prentice suggests that the government
Monopolize the ice .business, and pay
off the national debt in this way, using the
navy to bring a conatemt supply from Alas
ka
—*Haltimorean has found out a way to
dry potatoes so as to have them ready for
use at all times of the, year:: Justas if dried
peaches r and - apples *ere _ not afflictions
enough r
ntuLMiss Cuslurian and
trier haveretired front the Roman Hunt, as
the)% had a little row:with some of the-:Eng
lish members, Ai:Aineriesp-Hunt ia'to 'be
Effendi, the liiiniste,r of Pub 7
lic Works in the new liberal cabinet in
Turkey,. is the first Christian ever adinitte(l
into the linperiai,councilsef the chief of the
31.Ohanimedans. • •
T. tewart,' of New YOrk, pays his
,lawyer a regular,salary of, $25,000 a year to,
take entire:charge of lislegal business. The
fortun to lawyer thits',,ellg il gecils:the
known Judge Wilton . • ,
-Kidnappers are harroiring the hearts of
*cage, . mothers. * A tter of a
haSbeeaabdueted,:andmothing
of the; whereabouts of the child, who is
only uitie years old, can be discovered.
—A. portrait of Sir Waiter ;V*, by,
, liolbein , ' the .renowned artist attached-to
the Court of "lienry VII, has been present
ed to the Pilgrim Society , in Boston. it,
Was Once the•propeity,Of ThOOS Jefferson.
• —.-The son. Judas careY, the Repiesenta- .
tive~from O lin. is amusing'hiniself, and em
ploying such hours as he can our k:Fonci• his
grtat work of branding himself as:a traitor,'
by'lecing on te • '
, toperance 'Was con,
colonlzatinn shipiac;wmidii
oledyesterdar from Balt.lmore, stop;
at Savannah and take-out, con* . e , - /t 4,6A16 ,
tiVeXti - 1 -4141 49 iithQ4Fgest i}itm of ern
erfinta;Milt ,ias:evor...yetig4to ,mot at.one;
. 046 W:tlit6;' -1
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...--Monniouth, 111., is a decorous
.place.
The gaol there is now quite empty, and the
Sheriff having taken advantage of• so excel
lent an opportunity to have - it thoroughly
cleaned and refitted, now advertises that- it
is now quite ready to be re-occupied on a
moment's notice. . • • •
—A divorce case is attracting attenticnin
Chicago, in Which lady who is mYsterions
ly Mentioned in the papers of that city as
Mrs. B—l—u, sues for a legal separation
froth her husband on - the peculiar •ground
that he spent half 'it million of her money
on other women. .
—C. R. McCormick returns an income r
this year of $292,396.84, which is the largest
in,Chicagoi and the only one exceeding one
hundred thouitind dollars: - L J. McCor
mick comes next with $99,338. Eight others
return incomes exceeding fifty thousand
dollars, and one hundred and fifty-seven ex
ceeding twenty thousand dollars. Pitts
, burgh can go ahead of Chicago on hinnies
if on nothing_else. • .
Anthony Trollope is coining to Am ri:
ca. The genial creator of that charuling
bevy= of English people - whom we. have all
long since learned to love and syrn l pathise'
with, is'actually once more to be nmong'is.
With him will come the eminent Arch D a
eon of Plurnstead Rectory, the charm' g
Lilly Dale, Lady . Alice Vavasour, and 11
thoie pleaiant people, ishose farwell last .
year made us all so sad. Trollope is a man
- to whorn American's may, without toady
ini2, Show any amount of kindness;,he has
written a book about us that is not ili natured;
he has written noVels which, in trpthfidness
to life and human nature, are second only to
those of Thackeray, and he stool bravely
by the North during the war. We Sineere
ly hope that this gentleinan will meet with
as hearty an American welcome as he-mer
its..
Our people cannot too steadily keep hr
mind the new era which is to be opened by
the Pacific Railroad, or railroads, in bring
ing this country into close relations with the
two great countries of the East, China
and Japan.
London is now confessedly the centre of
the commercial world, and in virtue of this
fact, partly natural and partly 'acquired,
draws to itself more routes of trade and
travel than any other two or three cities.
Let us see, then, hew London stands with
regard to the main routes to China and
Japan, which will be presented to its choice
when the Pacific Railroad is opened from
New York to San. Francisco. Th distance
from London to Yokohama, in apan, is
by—
Suez
11,599 miles, r6O days
New York 7,529 miles, 26 days
Difference 2,980 miles, or :34 days
In like manner the distance from London
to Shangluti, in China, is by Suez 10,379,
.New York 8,355, making a difference in
favor of the latter route of 1,914 Miles. or
more than two-thirds of the distance across
the Atlantic. But these figures, which we
take from tkspeech by Hon.. Revcrdy John= T
son, in the , United States. Senate a few days
ago, give but a partial idea of the superior
advantages of the Pacific Railroad for the
kind of commerce which mostly prevails
witlythe East, viz: The transportation of
articles of luxury or use, combining high
value with small bulk or *eight, like silks
and teas. • The.value of , the trade to. Lon
don in these two commodities alone for the
five years preceeding 1805 was over two hun
dred'utilltons of
The Suez Canal is situated in a quarter
of the world not civilized and not free from
frequent broils and troubles; not, to say,
also, that it is controlled by an ambi.
tious nation, the jealous rival of England
in Eurdpe. If' the - Canal should be , closed
to the trade of London, the distance to
China and 'Japan; by-any other than the
American', rcipte, would be increased by
considerably over four thousand miles,
These figures suffice to'give us an idea of
the superior` opportunltiesabout to be opened
for American trade with the. East, when we
consider the constantly increasing impor
tance of saving time in.commercial transit,
and the value of gafe;,regifiar and unlimited
accommodations.,Te, Asiatic trade of most
countries of• Europe, from, England to Rus
sia' will Mainly pass over the Pacific 7
load. , Our, own- trade, already of grew pnrtance, portance, will be immensely increased
Vitiation of Air by Artificial Illumleati. n.
.
We' do not always fully , realize' the • x
tent to
Which the a tmosphere of our pm • .
Which the .
is rendered -impure by the various me: us
used to light them, although there, : a
considerable difference in the •degree to
which this . takes place - with the di ff er • nt
I ;substances. • In a recent' carefully condct
ed series of experlinOnte..in Germany, in
vestigations ' Were made - ..0n this point,. ha
comparison wog between' petroleum; as
'and Whale` oil.'i With turning petrole m,
t t,
the increase - of carbonle'adid, afterone
hour's time, via fehnlite,be . 00 per ce • ;
in four heurs.; lB :'' . Witb'siast, these q n
titles were'lll add .16 and with 0i1,:.06 d
.12; showing that while oil is least inj 4
ohs, -petroleum 'furnishes , every great- a
crease otthis - noxiouti gas. , In addition to
carbonic aeld; there, are:other products f
'combirstion, as, - welt as,certain unburn
particles : of , the -substances thegiserves,
/01 1 ;g: to Well: •ItkiLdiVe;pua emanations
of, ;oa r , various it hirers--petroleum
pmennblenti; 1 4::tbia..rellp44 !aThhe',',. - , Some
ofACIMIEIaiiIII,OII2KI, ..P4P r ifht,triguilita
pipe
. 03
.cyry Igas,4tarely 046flheapa0-;
‘r tifho'. ./att: l3 l,9oAecPS B 4rilk, he Ken,
t.de J.A.,l.llilaA -OtPMtrP.TFiVe•SPlVitti'lAtlX;
rOielimvuk;.:', - of 1;.:11,, , ,-,- tfii. i : ,-.-:, '-....
~,,. C.; ,t ;' , e-, •:,-.. -, :1 -'3 - 3 I j•Z` ..;.: t ,, ,, 'l'
makes 1800 per annum: HOw many years
at this rate will it take. to move the whole
negro population of the country ?,
___wilinhas#o,,,pel., is to have; liftoff*
copperhead - riew*Pezi , WiLtniit*fils the,
polls ofjthti tate,4a here
whipied *titia., Weiner!.
'4llllll'ead#&-iekti r S i
or'weadimied
to s i t in
tfiB_stocksl'
...
4--The Bulletin is•yery sev
ere on Colonel Chivingon, who was re
cently elected commander of the post of the
Grand Army 'of the Republic in Nebraska
City. Colonel ChivingtOn goes in for ex
terminating the savages on the plains. •
an - emitusate piece of' Berlin work, which
she will'Present to Mr. Thomas Walker, in
reCognition of his unceasing labors in favor
of the NortherA party dlring our late war.
Mr. Walker is the edit. r of the London
News.
—Rosetti is editing a c•mpletc editibn of
Walt Whitman's poems i England. There
is probably no poet whose works are so
little known, and certainly none who has
so many ardent disciples, who set his name
first among the great ones of the last two
centuries.
• China and Japan.
r. From. the Boslo4_Travoll..r- 3
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : THURSDAY. APRIL 16, 1868
•
41) Cll' i p c p. ONLY 7
,-.1711,141 . T E r ARTIFICIAL TEETH
%KULL UTTER AIMITUURia poRAIC--
TEETH EXTRACTED OM PAIN.-'
RO MADGE FuR - EXTRACTING AR'TI
- FICLAL OETE:ARE FOR
ALL WORK ITARR&N'rED.FOR ,F1VE+121,29.
LAIIGHLKU !AR FREE OF CHARGE, T
QULNOY X scorrs-
Steitui
218 - 11-10 i STREET. ata DOOR' ABOVE BAND
•
N. B.—As DR. SCOTT is a licensee under tb
.Goodyear Patents, he will not make any "new
gus) rubber" sets, but will continue tomanufact • 1.
the genuine article .1-yUL . CANITR.
•
. •
GAS MTIITItES
C. 13. 33. 4:1 el le =
• • • FOR . OAS AND OIL.
Just received : flues and Isiogest assortmen l
ever opened in this cltv.
WELDON - & KELLY;
117 WOOD STREET, CUR. VIRGIN" ALLEY.
' I' Y AND TUESDAY.
At ILA! e.—fard Wide IILACiik.D 31CSLIN
At 18.iie.—,One 'osse of EXTRA VINE BLEACH
ED DlUSLlll,ilightly Wet, a good. bargain.
At 12!6c.—IlesTi IIIittLEACHED
At 10e.—liAltK OINGIIA.I6
At 12! . 4c.—IIEST Pftr!ilS
At !Stk.-GOOD cons
At 197)ic.—WIIALEll
At 76c.—REA.I. KID
At $l.OO-BEST KID
=M!
,C AS9II.IERES
IiACIEING CLOTH In beautiful:shades. 't
CO TOE
AND LINEN DIAPER..
1 0-4JII - D'll-4 suk}:TING
BO'NNETS. HAT`4 RIBBONS. FLOWERS
A Large . and Carefully Selected S
JUST °PRIMING,
Whole . sale and Retail,
EL=I
180 & 182 Federal St.; Allegheny.
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MARKET BTRF,IET.
87.
.SPRING OPENIM
Tlipoppo ; . :f. .'._.,'P1ii14f..8.7E;
Cluccefiscir to J. 31. DureLllcld & Co.),
SPRING DRY poops.
SPRING}, DRY GOODS.
„
SPRDIG , DRY GOODS.
alit. I , lllLiaps resp iIIWI announces that the
etenslvo alterations to his
RETAIL . DRY GOODS STORE
Are `campieted ; a nd 'his establishment .Is l /tiVW
OPEN. lie otters an entirely
i?/4/
.
For ilprinis Einzazitel f .Wear;' at the /awed East..
ern case l leetl . - • • -
.ana: 87 ..;.31ARKET ickttEiT.:..B7: •
--
AT DENNISON tc,' iIECILEDT2B9
F •
iitit street'''.
PLAIN ; - -
a n d um , ards , YANIXTERCHIDEIifi. • 8 centb
ALL , LlbMw ,iin t I '
ire.r°o l ll l W=2s.l l /10__E_P ittil*En =
ic43ltesEs. 2,8 021 uo. wurriNe
In all mk t • •
es and at all p cos.
MORRISONS STAR BM*
AT BADVCED4 6 III . CINA • - •
• , ICIDO 4 O7 4 ,'COMIRTgi.zopi , See'
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.800111 147-11110 E S! 4,1
( "••••,1 , •`;• •-• ; ' • •"."
DENTISTRY
DRY GOODS.
COlttiETti
LOVES, .(Colored.)
!GLOVES. (colored.)
for Men's weir
for Boys , wear
l'l4OW CASF:LNEN':
SHIRTING CHECK
. ,
IRISH -
UOSIER.T, NUTION.S
er% 'a"•
MACRUM & CABLISLE,
/9 141711.43TR1LLT
•
Wile just opeued,*l
- NRINGO:
2 - , BUGLE GIMPS AED. FRING&T
Ai yery low pricer.- 1 b spit,
Freilmwa
MACRII7IIIArt . CARLISLLi;
• 19 Fifth Stre6t.
•
Now offer the most elegant line of
- MUM . UltfaiS
. .
ETedllDfltbailaittabltrittrtemkteitthereakeelally,
Invite tile attention of their tustomera. woe de
ns are nearly_ all new and original,and about
O LESS,THAN REGUL4.R
apll ' • -
AT EATOSIS.
N0.'17 Pith Street.
New Parasoh,
Straw 'Goads,
* . JUST
pERFECT FITTING
' IC.III GLOVES.
' I A. C. C."---' 14.
~We Invite attention to our.
icm.. curs DEPAIITIIIENT;
11cb is uow com p lete : litth every color and uhade.
litaflaltion to our own special importation 45f the
celebrated A.R. C. aouviii).
We have secured the exclusive sale of the
"Horde Seamless Sltls,"?•
The best Glove and most perfect tit.
mantas & Off,
19 FIFTH STREET.
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!
ROSENBAUM, ST} MMT & CO'S
PHILADELPHIA EMPORIUM,
76 Market Street, Piitsburgh, Pa
The undersigned respectfully inform tlie public
that they have receixed their entirely new stock of
goods, consisting of
Millinery and Straw Gocbds,
Ribbons, Laces,
Artificial Flowers,
.Embroideries, 'White Goods,
ock,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Corsets and Skirts,
To 'which they invite the attention of purchasers,
WHOLESALE AiM RETAIL
•
One of our Arm giving hill entire attention to the
.c.ritirez A t en th ce e in E trairfite 3 kg=ag
procuring gwos at the very lowest prices, we are
enabled to o ff er great inducements. • •
Constantly receiving . New Goods from the New
York and Philadelphia auctions.
A Share of public patronage-Is respectfully soli
cited.
ROSENBAUM, STEINHART & CO
No. 76 MARKET STREET
mial:nal •
GRAND OPENING .!
QF
SPRING GOODS.
Barred Organdies.
Barred and Striped Nainsook;
Victoria Lawns.
Soft Finish Cambric.
ALSO. A LARGE LOT ON
SOILED AVIELITE GOODS,
Which we %re belling at a great saerifee
GOOD IRISH LINENS at. 37 C . C711.3. SOILED KID
GLOVES . at 60 cents. SYST.E3IE ALEXAN-
DRE KIDS for $l. DENDINE ALEX-
ANDRE KIDS for $1.85. Our
assortment of HOSIEItr
eaueot be beat. HOOP SKIRTS
at 75 cents. The, new and beautiful
SEMIATION,TIE, Just recalred.,
.900 doz.
FItENCH COMETS just cucdiced.. A complete
line of 3IAGENTA. LIJCRETIA and ELVIRA.
CORPV76, Also, a line of CORSETS
RISTORI FRINGES. all colors. BULLION 1111 N.
QES., all 'colors.. BIUG:LE,'XIII.3I3IINGS, a fine as-
merit: 'A Sae lot of BUTTONS.'
Awmtral, GLYDE do CO:
-TS and SO Market Street.
°Fries or TUE ligA9l:lltElt-OF ALLEGHENY CO..
• - ' .11'rT8tn;nott; Aprll bd. BM& '
TIC PURSUANCE, of the 2lst
Bon of= Act relating to Allegheny county. ap
proved the let day Of May, 1881, and of the amend
ment to said Section. approved the 30th "ditrof
March; 1.880, I hereby give notice that, the Dupli
cates of the several .Wards. Boroughs and Town
ships WILL In; OVEN and I will pc ,prepared to
receive the , • • . • •
County, gtate, Poor, Wott-honse and
Bounty Taxes, for .1888..
On
On and afte.r the Ist day. Of Hai, 11869 said taxes
ea
.n be paid at thLs °glee until the Ist day of August,
Delicietlea , of Five= Pev , tent. Dilieount
for-prompt payment, to any persons' ; paying : Ote
WHOLE A 510 ONT of, their taxes.
montThere will be nO - delitietion -- - allowed duriug the
h of August. Therq.will be TEN- PEN CENT.
ADDED toast taxes rentainhig unpold: on, - the Ist
day oftlepteteber;lB6B.
• 'J. F. DENNISTON,
'nthatmeo I TreasuYer of Allighopy.oon!ltY. •
BEAT SALE. -
Tre'llnetiacius aiicrifce to Wang Wass cs.
_ , Piiiiiiratory to tnotiliigi .1 offer TY'elegantstook orfi ne tllGT, fine YIEIC and.'MANTLI. ULASSES.. P 012.,
TRAIT stid•rICTURE FRAMES: also, tntseellarie- .
ous styles of BEDROOM OLABBES.' all or which
mast La sold try the Ist of June, ••, • • • ' -
: c'‘ ,- 1 • ,' •
• Itegaidiess.Ot 'Cost.
Those who are lit'went Otitis Parlor Glasses and '
• diet,;elass article of' finc! gilt work,' will do well to
glee mo.a gall
.I.II,TONS.
aP I ' 110 Wobd
114 4 0 0 M0c VO.: 1
COrrt:l4ll
t,i-- •
M4 - tio.htetigiii;iot2ll/41r7;:,, MEDIUM Ind 4IGUi
01 4 , 9 110 . 11-, 4MP;A&9I'I O I , IA• - 4 4}1 BETZ.SOP 4,ND
J .
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:r...4llo,AeitentiataiSElOSrWriftS n114140019*
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..' _"k ',:r:;_ ~: :::.:1",: 1 " , -''-' 3.. c! r_.-;1c,:i.:t,,,,',
Flowers,
~WmTE
- AND DED LEAD; a l
' • - ZINC, PUTTY, •BLUE LEAD:
• McCOY'S VERDITER GREEN,
And all coloia, dry or In oil.
OFFICE, Nu. FOURTH STREET.
'Factory NOs. 450.' 459, 454. 458 and 458
Bebeecabetteet, and 49. 51 and 53 Lacock Street ,
CRACKER. BABXEUES.
'rAFTIN~S PATENT
SUPERIOR CRACKERS.
ESIPABI I ISHED 1111111.81-0-:
SHEPHARD'S
Steam Cracker and Biscuit Factory,
Manufacturer and.dealer in all kinds of
Fancy Goods, &c.,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS, ae
laitUT THE BEST AND CHEAP-
Jur EST PIANO A. 513
Sehomacker's aold Medal Piano
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
• The SCEIONACEER PIANO' combines all the
latest Tahtable 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 thaabllity and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from $5O to $l5O, (according to
style and flnisho cheaper_ than all other so-caned
first class Plano.
ESTEY'S COTTAGE - ORGAN
Stands at the head of all reed instruments, inpro
ducing tluilliost perfect pip_e 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 orcter. •
CARPENTER'S PATENT " VOX HUMANA
TREMOLO'S Is only to be found in this Organ.
Price front $.102 to $550. All guaranteed for the
years.
- DARR, .RNAKE HUTZLER,'
• mto No. 12 ST. CLAIR STREET.
SECOND HAND - •
M9IODEONS AND ORGANS,
In perfect order, from 433 to $l3O.
mbiL
EfEffilii W. HORBACII,
Confectionery and Bakery,
200 SMITHFIELD STERET,
Between Seventh and Liberty.
!?LAD a , OYSTER SALOON attached
GEORGE HEAVEN,
And dealer In FOREIGN A ASIERICAN FRUITS,
PICKLES, NUTS Se..
Ro. U Federal Street,
Seeond door from the ttret National Bank, .Alle
gbeny City. . s
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL. •
Deliware Nittial S. limurance Company
Retuored to No. OS FOURTH.ST„- Pittsburgh.
; p3co P. H.MA DEIRA, Agent. ,
EBIOVAL. •
JOEfli D. IWIEt&BitO.. ,
, .
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS AND
AUCTIONEERS, have romoyod to
No. 115 FOURTH STREET.
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jIIFIJAN• ALLEN,.
DEALSIII3i ALL HUTS . OF
' LEAP •TOBACCO:ANII SNARE,
No.: 8 SIXTH STRY.F.T 4 , tNational, Bani• of Com-
In(4ce Buildiu"
ritrsstruGH,
Brinch of 'TIN Water street, N. V.
apint77- ;. DANIEL .1. DINAN.
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I XCEMOR WORKS.' •
maNzErnrew3N,
• Allteatuficturersind Dealert In-
Tosidto; pluir,•Cigara,'PlpeS,
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HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL` :PAINTERS,
OItAINEttS ANJ ClLAZiiits•
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WHITE LEAD AND COLORS
ALL OF THE BLtNFFAIES
OF TEI,.
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VITTSBWIC S .II wAiITE LEAD
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STRICTLY KBE WHITE LEAD,
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ZINC. PAINTS,
ChrOme 4areen.
Versitilles Green.
Chrome "1.-elAc,';-
And every variety of Colors, dry"an v groom; In Oil,
for ale by , ' •
11111M'a EWINO4;
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS ,
Corner of 'Liberty and Waine Streets,
prrrs.m:ritoi-i. PA.
J . SCHOOPMAKER Ac SONi
P'rrorani3ll:7llo.lFl
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White lead and Color Works,
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FREXCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS
PRENCII clutesEns
FRENCH" CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS
And every - variety of
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S. milwriat;
91 Ltherti Street, *Pittsburtak
TRY TRIM
317 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBMIGR.
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PIANOS; ORGANS, AC.
CIIARLOTTE BLUME:
42 Fifth st., 9d door above Wood.
CONFECTIONERIES
Candy Manufacturer,
TABA.CCO AND CIGARS
PAlNwlaw.‘
ME
SIXTH
Tioss, •
Office, for the!
". ~.,".R 11.thillnirarh.
t-- John 0",CO -Sc 4or ' tiiiiliit. Ist ward.
, B. D. Slater, titveim; Ist ward.
• liell. Neeland, tateru, lit ward.
, - Gswaltt.Hecitmati; . ' tavern. let ward.
I
W. rolinek. tavern,--lst ward.
• Jo 0,19 - 01111er,ravern. Ist ward.
- - Jobb Siii.N.ll & Co., other goods. Ist wa.d .,
Jot; MaKee; t.attitt,,2 , ll ward.
Thtit. Itallelaatern; - .9(1 ward.
John C. Rothe; tareirnilld ward.
Lev! Lewis; laves 9; Ad "ward.
Frank Lutz; Raven; Ad ward.
E. Heineman, taints, 2d ward. 1.. i
' Albert Uhiriu;n,altern, ltd ward. - -
A. L. De MaithrOavern, 3d ward. F,-
Johanna iiiefisr
ra, other goods, 3d ward.
Daniel Meenlin, tavern. 4th ward. r• -,..."
• Rosa MaureAaavprn, Skth -ward.
Win. Ruckhelsett,- taverti,i4th ward. ,':
Job. - .N. Atiderson,lavern. 4th ward. ~
2 ,, Nelii&ltiCaUto,ltiarard.
Ni"tn. Carr .1 , 7C0., other good.
, - 4th ward. a
J.-Adler & Co., otheritoo4ilt ward. ri
Albert 011icer, confer M yna s Eli ward. t•,• -
•1 L.'Stern, °titer gboilit4t 'ward,"
John Ostermaler.".trivorn altb.sstrirti.
•John Iffiller:-lavermilith ward. i 1•1
•• telt Matterl tavern, lith 'ward.--
Thos. Keliv,ltavern, sth ward.
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David CRM., tavern. sth ward. •,-,
• Wor. Veltinelet, taverriOth ward. -1"
Geo. W. Buehler, eating house, sth ward. fg
Daniel Dbuotan, eating house. sth ward. 4
Peter Velsoheinicr-, other goods. sth ward s -,
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.Crocolt Spet ear; (twerp, Oth'ward.
C. Schaffer. a atlng house, 6th ward. if.
C. F. Good,: siren], 7th ward. .',
Albert Riley, other goods. 7thrward. ' 1 :,
John Kindle ;tavern; 7th ward. ••
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MlSh.l3ween ... tavern, Bth ward. .
'Anthony Mot aghen; other goods. Bth ward".
• Georgeßrahier, tavern, lithvvard. ."
Henry Giant; tavern, oth ward. 1 •
H. Molinumilavern. 9th ward. • , i
LucaslZimmer, eating house. oth ward. i'
Garret Phelab, eating' house.-9th ward. ,az
David Itrosie eating house. 9th ward.
• WmacirelliLtiter goods. Oth - ward. •. ,
, Felix Lavertt, tavern, 10tharard. ~;
Wm, Holtzheimer; eating !Muse 10th war.?
. . Alfred AlmsiMatinghouse. lOtliward.
' "N. Sinton,' other goods. 10th ward. ',
' ,:..- • . .: '. 1 5... 1 -- i 44 1 . e lilker#FS.
zit - Hilton BurVers, tavern, lit ward. .7
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Adam Be let tavern, lit ward..: 4
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.Ed._.r. Millet tavern, lot ward. '2
Michael Fisher, tavern. Ist ward.
• John Fletcher, eating house, lit ward. a
I \ J. M. Kirby, tavern, Ad ward. ••'
Chas: Fosbintr, tavern; 2d ward. Z
Brae,Francis P. B r ae, tavenk2d ward. I Adam Heyl, *stern, 2d ward.
, Jas. McAllister. tavern, 21,1 ward.
I • Jac • Catapbell, tavern, Sid ward., 1
Lawrence apron!, tavern, Sldward. E,
1 John Apple,, tavern, - 3d ward.
Anthony Holtman, tavern,-3G ward. ./
'Chas. lialseri tavern, 3d ward. ,"
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I John J. WalHer, tavern,3d ward.
Lewis Stnetz,i eating house, 3d ward. "9
John Saddieri eating house: 3d ward. ,
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Richard.liroirn. eating house, 3d ward. i.:
Christ. Kieli tavern, 4th ward:
Anna Froelle, tavern, 4th ward. 4
Samuel Gralier, tavern. 4th ward.
Chas. - Ifing,Ttavern, 4th ward. ;
John Mclntyre, tavern, 4th ward. i
Christ. Schatiltenbabh, tavern, 4th ward. ..., r '
• Wm. Kirchirphatis,.tavern, 4th ward. , : z
R. Brozer I Cir,, tavern, 4th ward. a
• C. AL Seely, tavern; 4th ward. 1
• Wm. WesseLlaverrl. 4th ward..
Patrick Featherstone, eating botise. 4th wl
R. & A. Crirsoh; other goods: 4th ward.
Xavier Iligieri - tavern, sth ward;
John Kohnsool• eating house, N th ward. , i
Patrick Cmuetztavern. oth ward. I
- Phil. Wagnet,l tavern, 6th ward. „;
John Helmer, eating house, 7th ward. ii
Henry Klunkitavern, Bth ward.
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,Boroughs. ".
• Henry Ziminerman, tavern,•Braddocks.
' Val Gehring,Stavern. Birmingham. '
Wm. KrummAtavern, Birmingham. g,
John Nusser,'tavern, Birmingham. --ti
Jona' Kammerer, tavern; Birmingham. •,' .
Sophia Roll, *a s tern, Birmingham. ,
Christ. Stange tavern Birmingham. '
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Sarah Smith, eating house; Blrmlngbant. i
'John Fox; tavern, East Birmingham. 4
Wm. Ahrenholtz, tavern , . East-ilirmingha
Fred. Dlesler;lavern, Last 'Birmingham. ..,
Henry Wilheinl. eating house- East Birmlei
Geo. Lehrman, tavern, East Birmingham. I
Braun & Brother. other goods, East Birmint
Chas. Garingother goods, East Birminghti
John Ramsey,i, .astern, West-Elizabeth.
: ueo.inte,tagqrn, Lawrenceville.
• ' ROSS Houck, tavern, Lawrenceville.
Michael Berger, tavern, Lawrenceville. - ii
Thomas Xeilliteker, tavern. Lawrencevill 9
- Fred. J. Lantia tavern. Lawrenceville. •,i
Leopold Hart,-tavern, Lawrenceville. ~'
John Meyer, raVern, Lawrenceville. .1
l'eter Ernge, eating house, Lawrenceville. `..
George ranker; eating house. Lawrencevil;
Matthew Slater; tavern; McKeesport. - ".. •
John Wertentobeh, tavern, McKeesport. .s
Arthur Erenborg, tavern...McKeesport.
WIII. Schaum,Other goods, McKeesport. .;
Fred. llofacket. other goods, 'South Plttsbli
John-Deitch, other goods. - South Pittsburglf
John Stapf, othettoods. South Pittsburgh. i",
... .. ', s. Township*.
Frank Bopp, tairerii, Collins. - Ti
Samuel Tomer; astern, Collins.
Michael Shlrexu n, tavern Montle,
Samuel Chester tavern, Elizabeth.
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Thomas Holing , tavern. Indiana. ';.
Henry Leila:v:4liter goods , Liberty. ''
Henry WaidschMidt, tavern. Ohio.
' Joseph E s Wker,rrn, 'Mifflin.
Jacob Leib, tali , Mifflin.' ~ '
Peter Steiner, ,I , Hug houae,-Milliu. 5. .
Daniel Scoble, tivern. McClure. e
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Loots Hilke, tavern, DICCIare. ,4
Henry Waldschillidt..tavern ; Ohio.
' James White , J. 0. Hotnmel.iiavern, Oakland. .?.
Richland.
Christ. Froalicl tavern, Ross.
' Fred.- Senn: tavern. Robinson.
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Clues. Miller, tarern, Shaier.
•',
J. C. Bieber: tavern. Shaler.
Geo. Bowman. tavern. Shaler.• '
• Phill . p Yund, Wens, abater, - . .
' Jos. Dittman, *aeon. Shaler. ' - -
Isaac Rankin, tali - ern, Upper Si; Clair.
Jas. McNulty, tavern, Lower lit. Clair. i
Richard Lenhard. tavern, Lower St. Clair t,
Geo. Latter, tavern, Lower St: Clair. ~.1•
ElL.llicTiernani tavern,Lower St. Clair. I
John Butler, tavern. Lower St. Clair. ,)
R.. B, Bell, tavern, Lower St.Xlair.
Alex. Mulherin; !tavern. Lower St. Clair.
Richard Lenhard, tavola. Lower St. Clair. I
Frank Golligly tavern, Lower St. Clair. x Jas. Mooney, ti4ing house, Lower St. Clalb
The License Board will sit on FILIDAv
17th day of April, 1868: at 0 o'clock A.
hearing the above"..tipplications.
'V©rrlUl wi,
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PRICES o
q4lollg
HAZARD
ARTH
OfEke, 179 and t,
CAEI'TEIt POWDER.
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Electrie . Nos.j, 21, 4 and 5 grain, In '&o3[l
Canletera,llb.:ol h
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Axnertcaneach, Sport]) , In Oval Canisters of 1 lb)
,
Duck Shooting, ~.15;t1s. .I; 1, • 3 and 4 grain. i t
Oval Canisters of lib. each 1
Indian Rifle, In OW Canisters Of I lb. each ... V.
,4
Kentucky 'Rifle, ire, Oval Canisters of I lb. essii
rentuckill 10100aQval Canisters of , lb. eacir
. 2
(25 one b. Oval Canisters In .a case.) . U'
(50 half lb: do. 1 do. • . do.)
. .• .. :Isi„D POWDER. g
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Kentucky Mlle, PirrO, spo ,. and "Sea Shoot 4
trig" "Gobi kegs:lD lbs
, Kentucky Klee, slim, rra, and "Sea Shootk
tar , po,jo kegs4.l.^34 lbs ~.
Kentucky ittlie, - rsito, FIG, and "Sea Shoot fa
ingi , pa. In kegs 4 iip4 lbs •
Deer Powder,_lniceigs, ?Albs •
Mining and Shipping Powder, - ?dining F. yr
sad PPP grain, net cash, In kegs, 15 lbs
Safety Ease for , BI ting, of superior quality
In packages of .50 Sect and over
Delivered .free of,expense on' board of 811 7,4 "'
Railroad, In Pittsburgh or Allegheny.
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