CO .11itt5tiitt0. v4ititi.
SLEEPING IN CHURCH
4; They would searcely, believe tatn when
hei told them that. when in ThUrso, some
time ago, he on One occasion sa*- six huh
dretlople asleep in church.?" 7 -Speech of
- O'er their devoted head -
While the law thunder'd,
Snugly and heedlessly
Snored the six hundred.
Great was the preacher's theme :
Screwed on was all the steam; '
Neither with shout nor scream
- -- - - Could he disturb the dream ' - •
Of the six hundred.
Terrors to the right of them,
Terrors to the loft of them,
Terrors in front of them—
Hell plundered
Of its most awful things,
Weak-minded preacher flings
At the dumb founded.
Boldly he speaks and well;
All on deaf ears it fell;
Vain was his loudeet yell
Volley'd and thunder'd;
'For caring—the truth to tell--
Neither for heaven or hell,
Snored the six• hundred.
Still, with redoubled zeal,
Still, he spoke onward,
And, in a wild appeal,
Striking with fist and heel—
king the pulpit reel,
Shaken and Sundered-- --
Called them the church's foes,
Threatened with endless woes—
Faintly the answer rose
(Proof of their sweet repose,)
From the united nose
Of the six hundred.
. L'ENVOY.
Sermons of - near an hour,
Too much for human power;
Prayers, too, made to match
(Extemporaneous batch,)
Won'lly blundered;
With a service of music •
Fit to turn every pow sick—
Should jt be wondered?
Churches that will not move
Out of the ancient groove
Through which they have'flomid'red,
If they will lag behind
Still must expect to find
Hearers of such a kind •
As the six hundred.
EPHEMERIS,
—The Kansas Pacific . Railroad owns 35
locomotives.
—There are forty miles of sewers in the
city of Detroit.
-A public art institution is to -be estab
lished in Dublin.
—The ice -in Tiake Champlain broke
up :on Thursday.
—Louisville has a larger list of big in
-
cdineS Biaxi Chicago.
••••-.Tanauscheck is going back to Europe
abopt the fyrst proximo.
ware rooms are decorated
with a fine bust of Liszt by Ball.
--Bismarck liar been made an hereditary
•• •
niember oflhe.Charaber of Nobles.
—Mrs. Morris, the wife of the American
Minister at Constantinople, is - dead.
—The English Prince Arthur is to make
a journey through Italy, nnd .the East
—Work on ihe new Custom House at St.
Paul. Minn., was resumed last'week '
`,Ltrtiverity-five Pittshrirghen arrived at
Ilia Philadelphia hotel on Friday, night
• ••4•Basil• - b - uke was chief mourner at Gen.
I Morgan'a latest funeral in Lexington, KY.
1112
• ---Ilditytwo books a day was the dyer
age number putilished hist yeas in Ger-
—W. a, son of the great Gladstone, haS
entered Parliament and , made his fait:
speech.
—The Bostonians have come , to the con
dual= that Janauscheek is the superior of
Bistori.
t• 1 44tbsteis and milk, in unlimited quan
'-`5 f i'llileik killed a coloi . ed man .in • New Raven
. • lad Aek.
• . Zulla and Western'Railroad is the
name • of the new British army line in
• • - " Abyssinia.
• " —A Catholic Library Association has bden
organized in Chicago with J. J. Brass, Piaci.,
• • as President.
. 7 -otta is showing Cluveland people how,
- ' Diekena *light have hnprOyed upon the
Marchioness. .
( "—The :filching( English Opera:TrQupe
r began • arshat season in Philadelphia yes.:
•, • •
t. I " 4 ""IkK PP*
•
nr'
are 21,000 deaf muteiEiglarul
0 " 1 "- , Iiiid'Ute,griverinnent -does not Proilde for
their' education.
—Eggs are sold by the pound , in some
Viiiktellituetts, but pure lasers are
sold by the dozen. -
Derl4 is spending the moith of
3pz and May in the villa of the Duke of
Bucclench at Cannes.
Jacques, the hero of one of Ed
fliend.lChis s. romances; Is now a life. Ins lit 7
ance agent in Arkansas.'
Sonlebudy,Says that the fofintain iit
!: • ' ~ .A:l.`.l3ttmrart's, n ew- s tore is for the purPose'.
of sloo4thecash 1 46's•
;Accepted a convent;valued
) 4100;000 in lieu of the inty - due hhia
— 4ll:lister to the United States.
—The first stone of the Keble college; at
Oxford, will be raid by the Archbishop Of
Canterbury on the .20th:Pyt•
The: Canadian Pittliament has con
'chided to aTOtetho iiri6Pripty of giving lira
' 1.) *:Y ) 480 -1 4i # l *iff4 of:441500.
.--Blatithe Butler fir ssid 'to: look so little
•".." likeiler father, pe Oenbial,-that' she is the.
on the Rallwgh was the sub=.
jeel of seneattork •eennon preached
Lutheran church in PhiladelPflia
Sun
daY• !r- .
''--The -Brooklyn Common Connell pro-
P"lii to 113*it.' English siiarro*o, These
seaire,nos Eu
rope....
,
At least I'ooo - 006' Tortunes changed
hands it:the recent seven-day's boOk 48le i
which closed on the 14th inst. in ;New
York.
Who ever ". invented the 460 W; ( 0
; , , w i n tim i ; lingering ht .the .1/11 1 of eprhig,: de
serves the , than k s ,our,
•exchin**( 5 5
—Clutilotte-Thompton's mother died Ion!
the •fireit''4 81ies - 4:iyas a 4 ll, „ t *hat;
.
lire
nr.thifaiallitiOni;is i n ,
has become: 90:4 1 .detth**Ife',ne
e t : 1,1•:•(....
the Italian Opera houses in Europe. It in:(
eludes 39 operas.
—Pour hundred and fifty-eight home_
fairs are held annuallrin .Russia, in two
hundred and fogy different places. -
-The copyrightof 'the song "Shells.- of
the Ocean," sold.' in Ilondoit - 'recently - for
$1,425,-'which is pretty wellforn mere'song
-The Men who . dislikes 'change says that
he never gets used to writing 1867 until it is
time to write 1869, and so he has to skip
every other year. -
—The Danish professor Binding has pub
lished a card denying the truth of the state
meat that tie : dead' linittagei3 will not be
taught in the Cornell Univeriity
•
-A. company of. English and Belgian cap
italists are establishing a bank intlionduras.
The commerce of the Republic is also to be
fostered and increased by the same compa
ny.
—The May number of Lippincott's Mag
azine is the best that has yet appeared of
that publication, and yet the names of the
authors are almost, if not entirely, unknown
to fame.
—Bag/ thinks that about these times,
judging by the gloomy way in which busi
ness men talk, "there is a tight in the affairs
of men which does not lead on to fortune,
no matter when taken.
—The Chicago Post suggests that. the
owners of vessels should be obliged by law
to make the decks and upper works of pas
senger ships fire-proof by . a well known
chemical process.
—There are two millions of inhabitants
in Japan, every one of whom can and
not one of whom is a beggar or a drunkard.
European and American civilization will,
however, soon put a stop to this standing
reproach.
—Mr. Winwood Ready, whose pleasant
attack on Paul Du Chaillu amused every
body so much, excepting, of course, the
French traveller, is. about to return once
more to his African explorations.
i—The Pope blessed the Prince Imperia
°tithe occasion of his first communion on
Easter morning. Telegraph wires were
laid down to the rear of the high altar in
Notre Dome, so that the blessing came at
precisely the right moment.
_ —A party of Lordsvillans went last week
on a Shooting excursion to Indiana, were
gone several days and on their return had a
game supper. The whole party succeeded
inhilling 'one snipe and• one squirrel, which
were very elegantly, served up.
—A manufactory 'belonging to the Messrs.
Kleeman & Co. was burned on Saturday in
Chicago, It - contained 53 billiard tables,
most of which were quite ready for ship
ment. The loss was some $40,000, on
which there was, an insnriMce of $9,000.
( —The Bostonians are striclnigi ;with won
der because Janauscheck will not remain
any longer in the hub. She'.can't be con
vinced that Boston is the earthly
_realization
of Paradise, and the people in Boatiin are so
prais' eworthily contented quit they think she
is wrong.
—English papers, thinking that the steam
man is, or may become an ;invention of,
great importance, base beeOidieady to as
sert that it was patented long ago in Eng
land. This little joke has become so 'stale
from constant airing, that if it came from
any one but pleasant old John Bull we
should be forced to consider it an atrocious
bore.
—A ArPßeachusetts paper, sneering at the
infinitesimal proportions of one of the New
England States says "if a single Mayflower
blooms in Rhode Island it can be scented
all over the Statel " This is, however,
nothing to Boston where if a man finds out
that an ancestor of nis had anything to do
with the Mayflower he thinks the news of
enough importance to send it all over cre
ation.
7 -Anlian family. at Eagle River, Mich
igan, hasteen so reduced as to be obliged
-to 'ettt,three horses which were almost nec
epittry -to their existence in another way.
Thrtrinnes meet. While these poor wretebee
were thus -devouring their friends, _the_
• 'Wealthiest of European aristocracy were
eating holies for the purpose, if poisible,.of
',aliAetxii:!g their pampered appetites to a(
new sensation. -
.-"L-The New York Comnsfreidt Advertiser
objects-'in'the stringent bounds set down by
sonic critics( who would have none but per
fectly .refined and elegant literature, and
winds up thus: "Man cannot live by Her
bert SperMer and Ruskin alone. He needs
also Artemtm Ward and Nark Twain! and
there are; doubtless, those (though we net , .
er meet them) to whom the Productions of
JeeMe4 Pipes are'palatahleprog:' _
dart repeal:to our readers
e the•assertion so often already made, that in
ouinpinion Abe .Northern• Monthly is the
yery hest,magazine published in America,
for it is ti fact known to every one'who reedit
it. But We think the May number is espe=
eially excellent, and we are sure that that
large portion of the public which objects to
the doctries of total abstinence.will as thor
oughly enjoy the article entitled "The prop-
er use of stimulant and' narcotics,"' as every .
undoubtedly wilt enjoy the leading ar
'tide in thti magazine on Ahe "Greenback
Era."
.---,lf4fpeople (We might with no - very
'great iinpropriety say most people) delight ,
in saying disagreeable things about, their
friends, behind, their backs, not thereby
meaning anything spiteful; althoUgh often
doing tut - f immensity of harm to persons
whom they re - plied.. Gossip is not
conirersation, arid tiere are tengossipers for
every one, person , "ciho can converse. If
every one would; when inclined to gossip,
remember.*hat Mrs. Lorripper there
would,,be fewer scandalous stories, without
kotintlaiiO4 fri . trt,i.tl4 , fatherless but
notrinknown about the world. Mrs. Lor-
Iliktir'semarit was good in all of
jig, : if;we only knew whereat was in.sowe of.
„ ,
—The pollee •difticultrak Liwiliqiire
'
taki434inei.ied
pelf povengot, and
444/04 1 wqr*IlittreiNVII
aM , ,, • inau4
Ma ,xtte AUoOulkO*l l . 4olo44
VtAdWAT4 ctf "Ind cut; 4.
•
u' -47
•
PITTSBIT
'GH GAZETTE : TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1868
,'DENTISTRY
s ac ,. . ONLY
A: FULL SET OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH
FOR EIGHT tomELARS. -- •
.FULL UPPER AND-LOB - ER SET FOR s-
T, nffr p ag l lV llT.PAiv NOAAEaerNltvr .
i.
FICIAL TEETH ARE ORDERED.
ALL WORK WARRANTE'D - FOB FIVE YEARS.
. LAUGHING GAS FREE OF. CHARGE,' AT
_
QUINCY `A; SCOTT'S
Ste,m Delite4 Establishment,
278. PENN STREET, l an DOOR ABOVE HAND.
N. B.—As DB. SCOTT is a - licensee under the
Goodyear Patents, he will not make any "newAbo
gut) rubber" sets, but will continue to tuanufactarl
the genuine artieIe — VULCANITE. 3n11.73daT
GAS FIXTURES ; :.
GA FIirTITRES
Et XL O. el
.FOR GAI AND OIL..
Just received, the finest and largest asecirtment
ever opened in this city.
• WELDON
1.44 WOOD STREET,
mh2A:nr.
DRY GOODS.
87.
,MARKET STREET. 87.
SPRING OPENING !„
AT
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS'
(Snotessor to J. N. Burchfield & Co.)
SPRING 'DRY GOODS. •
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that the
extensive alterations to his
RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE
upm i ta and his establishment is NOW
Er.got_sutl...Y
New Stock of Dry Goods,
For prinf r igig . Bunimer Wear, at the lowest Eas
tern .
.87 ....MARKET STREET....B7.
0.4
E l 4
01 M O
Ei
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44
;4
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P.l pq
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© 41E:46
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A
AT DENNASON & HECKERT'S,
27'Fifth Street.
PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 8 cents
• ALL an i..Wlr d liEM-STIT
HEM-STITCHED HA-NDEER
WATCCHHIEFASALor 35
s Wgr 1i t e , 1 4 .0. -d WR. s. 'TING
DESKS.
HOSIERY, in all grades and at all prices.
MORRISON'S STAR BREST'S,
AT BEDVCED 'PRICES.!
EID GLOVES, CORSEYS, HOOP: SKIRTS, As,
- ' • - *.
- Alt OUR GOODS IT LOW PRICES.
le) ;V:X*) at 11:f:iri a; ;1 3;z11
MARVIN'S PATENT
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS.
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS.
TRENCIi,cRACEIIB..
PIiENCII. CR AbICERS.
A na eve n' varlet / . of
SUPERIOR
S. S. KAILVIN,
- 91 Liberty Street, Pittsbrirsiu
TRY THEM. : :. zah24
ESTABLISHED IN IS4IO.
SHEPHARD'S
• ,
Steam Crickei and Biscuit Faetory,
817 LIBERTY UR . BET,PITTIBUROII.
•
Manalhoturer andlicaler in all kinds of
CONIPEorIONMIVE",
FOREIGN ; axt• Dface9ilo rEsirp;Arpts;:o.
HOLISEREEPEIVI '
USE THE _441:7V-EN, 7 \* "
QUEEN OR THE WASH-TUB.
A HOUSE CLEANER; A iilYrEfiriWMETni .
A STAIN REMOVER;
'A SPOT ERADICATOR; A. COLOR IFIPST OII ER j
Cheaper than Soap:' Sold In'BOttles btel _
able Grocers:. br the fi rst him es of Alit ;
gueny county. hlgnufkotured by the ' L
HESS MANUFACTURING 004,
. Office. - No.. las HOOD STREET. Pittstairitli..z.
~ .
o,GLASS' PICANEFACTOIIOII4I4,
•- - The undersigned:balling se cured the so!ii,40 3111 7.
cy f o r {h o 404 of sne celebrator ....0, .. i e ~---v. ,
. COM% POT C 1 . 14.1.
~. iiiii/to
, 'Agggerw m r oPiired Co 'Matt it , n ny MO
.thogbirlehlutto roctire - this; superior Article.
ring Veen year' inleof,thigelop.me.hive ., arrive
at vac irroPefilono AA ute - belleye inithes it Ilneijer
argugg foe potiftliarf any in'the , mattel, sr.° njilift,
secured an auenige stead at six,. ti an
Awe
)downs.. We inlitemish recelpes for t e tert.
vii i 9 ro, mixture arthie Clay to., Petra , .. 1 .!-'
. ..Theolay it pound tuggaggigge
~.Irly,_ ~..,,,
' I 'f ..- ii (447 PO l' b - .r • l s' W T . ,
...II 4, ; 4 . - 4
4p Ivry, .:,•; ,
im . g . u mr:tilits#4,o4.
4r, c, Lc , . 4 - ?' - r - 0 • - how: Ica.
~,:, ;...-....,.-Inow rum
~."^~ s•z~ s. ~" , ,.~'"~a^l!"~%'~r"~3"JAY"s=`y`~°n"m~.~'
a r ~'-E~•~3^d~;"x+f~ty^'~~ ~.
M~"?,(k3ia't"~ar'k'd~ia,"
AND
& KELLY, .
OR. 'VIRGIN ALLEY
TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS.
- A iscsum si,, , cmpußLE . ;
19 FIFTH
ES ace paq otened all bbiulee of
BULLION AND RISTORS FRINGES
• BUGLE GIMPS ABB FRINGES, .
At yery low Prices. 'I •
ArAcim & CARLISLE,
19 Fifth Street,
`moat A egant line of
_... ..._ _
Eyetiopened I 2 Pittsburgh, to which they especially
invite the , at cation of their customers. The de
sig. as axe nea:ly • all new and original, and about
ONE-FIFTH LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES.
Now offer th
A T EATON'S;
Fifth Street.
El=l
alsv Goods,:
JUST OPENED
FITRFECT FITTINGr
KID GLOVES.
!`,4. C. K."
We invite attention to our
MB CLOVE , DEPARTNENT,
Which is now complete with every.color and shade.
In addition to our own special importation of the
Celebrated A. C. C. (Jouvin) KIDS,
We have secured the exclusive gale of the
!'liarrls Seamless iiC.I4IS,"
The best Glove anctmost perfect flt
MACRIIIII & • -
NEW STORE! NEW STORE 2
ROSENIIAUM, SMNIURT & CO'S
PHILADELPRIA EMPORIUM,
16 Market 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,
To vthiela they invite the :Meet:Son of purchasers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
One of our firm giving his entire attention to the
purchasing of goods at the Eastern Markets, and
having bad 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.
A share of public patronage is respeetfully soli
cited.
ROSENBAUM, STEINIIART &
No . . 70 31A.E.KET STREET
mh24:n3o
GRAND OPENING!
• OF
SPRING Gool\iS.
Barred Organdies.
Barred and Striped Nainsook;
Victoria Lawns.
Soft Finish Cambric.
ALSO, A LAROE LOT OF -
SOILED WEE= GOODS,
Which we Ore selling at a great sacrifice
ROOD IRISH LINENS at az cents. SOILED KID
GLOVES at 30 cents. - SYSTEIdt Atrra
DRE RIDS for $l. (GENUINE _ALES,
ANDEE KIDS forsLB&. Our
assortment of HOSIERY
cannot be bast. HOOP SKIRTS
at' 15 cent''. The new and hes/card
SENSATION TIE, Just received. AOO doz.
FRENCH consrrs just recdlved. 'A complete
hue of ZWALITA, 'LUCRETIA and ELVIRA
conETS, Alio, •r line -of MISSES , CORSETS
'IIII3TOI/1 FRINGES, all. colors.' BULLION FRIN.
GES, all colors. BUGLE Tia3IMINON, a Ames"-
went. A tine tot ,f BUTTONS
*CACIIII2I, GIATIDE. & CO.
IS and SO Market Street.
MINOS, ORGANS, dtO
IaOX :- TICE_ BEST AND CHEAP,
PST .PIANO AND ORGAN. • . ,
Bilii)1111a8n• GOld :Medal Plano;
AND , IESTEYIS- COTTAGE ORGAN,
iiii'scitokAtiric. PIANO', Combines the
latest. !valuable linprov,ements known in the con
struction of a tint class instrument, and has always
been awarded the ,itighest premium wherever ex
hibited. Its tone is full, sonorous and sweet. • "Phe,
workatanthir, TOP durability and beauty, surpass .
Aillothere. - Prices from PO to.slllo, (according to
style and Anlsh,) cheaper Chan .othey so- called,
lint class Piano. •
• -
the ORGAN
Stands at the head of all reed instruments, iniprOl,
duoingthenost perfect pine 4ualiA,l a of tone o any
similarinetruncent in the united tea. it is aim.
pie and compacbilt: csnatructine,' a nd not liable to
get out of order. • • .
• CARPENTER'S PATENT'. VOX RiTILIANA
• TnEidol,o7, is mirk°. be. , lbtind in this Organ.
Prlce from SiOo tttiglitiO., All .griaranteed for live
nag 01MEMER,
STREET. ..
SECOND HAND . • • .
MELODEONS AND OROINS,
In peil'ect Order, from sar.t.iiel39.:.
• .• CHARLOTTE BLUME,
inhl3 . - . -411 Yl th It. , Ad floor above Wood. •
, T08A. 43 0) , 4m)431GAM3.-
_ -
71' -
F . - -
4!IND80
LEAF TOBAFICQ . 4 m ) w- A jo h
No 8131:WS BTRILEZ., (RattPnalgank 11 .
Yc ker g9 -I M 4 / 9 1 41);.',
-.Bratieli 'at 1T Water street eN. V.
aP11:147 - ..,... DANIEL F. .
V IC ELS/0141fORKS;
IP I dtiL:TiffeIaMPCIVEDIO3OII64:
•
11 "'Tablit1 51 1f ismarf'ctigarti, i3,03 1 - cotet4
"t•
1111rAVING DISPOSED OF MY
LUMBER YARD, situate at 157 Rebecca
Street, Allegbeny, Pa., and long, owned and con
ducted try„-;,,Mesits. ,PATTERSDN' & EVANS, to
A.LEXIINDEB'_PA'PPERSON, 1 - talte, pleasure. In
recommending my sniieessof to ally!, mistnintrs and
to all who are Intermit:ol insecutini,the' Zest quali
ties of all kinds:of Lbinbeist prices utima . the most
fastidious. •
apis:oGO
MICE PARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing under the name and style of
JOHNAHL-.BOY TS,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent; the interest
of JOHN TENABLE having been purchased by WM.
N. OGDEN, The business of the late firm will be
settled by JOHN H. BOYTS sad WILLIAM N.
OGDEN, who have this day formed a:Copartner
ship under the name and style of BOTTS & OGDEN.
JOHN H. 'BOWS,
• JOHN ENABLE.
- Pittsburgh, March 9th, 1868. aplemeal :
NXIMCE.
I have sold my stock of BOOTS,. SHOES, ac.,
to my son, GEORGE W. TANNER. and solicit the
f- my of former customers to the house.
And Fowen,
PITTSBURGH, April
,9tb;1868.
Referring to the above card, I respectfully ask the
continuance of the patronage of the former house.
Prices shalt be as low as the lowest.
GEO. W. TANNER.
5p15:4345
FIEIII OF
ATWELL,-LEE CO;:tvas- dissolved on the
et of February, 1888, by mutual consent. Either
partner may sign the name of the firm In settlement.
JOHN ATWELL.
A. J. LEE.
The undersigned will continue the WHOLESALE
GROCERY BUSINESS, under the name and style of
ATWELL & LEE, at the old place, No. 131 Second
street. A continuance of the patronage of their
friends and the public is respectfully solicited.
• ' • ": •- • CHARLES ATWELL.
. • .
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
F. L. AT*OOD....IIENF,OX JONES J ISFC.AFFILEY.
ATWOOD & ItIeCAFFiLEY,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Cor. of Thirdand Liberty Streets,
Above Carroll & Snyder's, Pittsburgh, Pa:
LIGHT AND HEAVY CASTINGS- furnished
promptly to order. -
Special attention paid to the fitting out and re
p:airilcof Ott Refineries, Steamboats, Rolling
I' l ' lll ' 2
AGENTS FOR A. S. CAMERON d CO.'S
Steam Pumps and Blower Engines.
These Pumps have superior advantages over all
others and every one is warranted to give satisfac
tion. PUMPS constantly on hand. fe=atiO
19 FIFTH STREET
JOHN K. C00PER..... ..JOS. KATE. . KENRY BIER.
JOHN H. a/OPER &
- BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAS 'AND STEAM FITTERS ,
MannfactOrers of PII3IPS AND BRASS WORlE_,__o
`ND ,t e mp l y OE 4 •
a rg i ra s. in ,DAS FLXTURES
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBURGH,
my15:40
Fancy GoOda, &c.,
RARE & mosrit,
Aitcniramcrs,
FRUIT HOUSE ASSOCIATION BUILDINGS, - Nos.
and 4 St. Clair Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Spetial
attention given to the designing and building of
COURT HOUSES and PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
F OL.I.EIOB GOLD PENS,-
WITH Olt WITIIOL7 HOLDERS,
EVERY SIZE, FROM No. IDPWABDS,
RANGING. IN. PRICE FROM.
$l.OO TO $9.00.
These Pens ARE WARRANTED, and CAN BE
EXCHANGED at any limo within a year, if not
broken.
' FOR SALE BY
11111314 SCHOTER & CO.
(POST BUILDING-0
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No. 39 riftli, Street.'
groariE r nnAnr PIPE,
FOR SEWERAGE.
ALL SIZES, MOH 2 TO 12 INCH.
10,000 FEET ON. HAND,
AND FOR SALE' BY "
RTOTIN. .3X. WAIVE,
227 Liiberty tit., Pittsburgh,
AND
69 Federal Street,•*lleiheny.-
NOTIVE..
libel of information has been bled
In the District Court of the United SUtes lbr the
Western , D AND R E W ennsyla against. the.
Reewerr. of KOEMG,' situated in the
city of Allegheny, ' and' about . To. bids: , of Schenk
Beer, 40 bble..of Liiger Beer, 10 hogsheads, vats,
'EI barrels , 1 vat,' lamall Vat, 1 topnerpumty 3 sec
tions- of hose,i containing about - W feet; small
tubs, 1 bucket, 1 kettle and appurtenances,' 1 cooler
--being the property of Andrew -Koenig, The said
Andrew Koenig and all persons claiming an Interest
in said :properly aro hereby natifiedlo be and appear
before our. sal Court; at rfttaburgb r on the - 510th
day of April, 1808, '4 11 o'clock. A 7 , t.; then and
there to mato *natter to the prexibms, and Inter
vend for their .resileelive!ltitereats, and make thew
allegations in that behalf. . •
• - THOS. A. ROWLEY, V. it. Marsha:
Marshal's °Mee, Aprillo. 1808 spit:obi
pawn .4. Filial si;
i 57,189, 141, us and 195,
ynisT sTnEET, - iiryssulteu,,
ILLNOTIPACTOPI2B OP -
C9PI", Distilled
__lNT'' , *el Van.
n tr,o l3: ititers ItiPzukium wAmPs 'ad mhos s,
HaLBEN, BELL &.E8,, ,
ANCHOR COTTON NULLS
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4 TnGH
MataldnreriMCA lotrult s
en LIGHT;
ANortolt AND 11 ADND4IX‘811447rNG8 AND
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-• otlas Ii tierebr ElVyilllbit the'Vlewerat It . iljgOt
14 %belsintivto r ryowfir LOCUST STRYST slit!
'neap, has ham' *Ainthe• wilt Oto,,Tp u t itn
.5311, AptirTt ;lege:and wilt De ?icor : - 1 -
less exceptions ore 1111 . 1:11nprppgr tien,":,. m i al, 1 .
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BUSINESS CHANGES
E. B. DONAIDIDE
JAMES P. TANNER..
F - wrkwamo
ARCHITECTS.
WHITE T.V; AT) Alb) COLO:,
ALL OF 7111E11141:41:1FACTUF1
. ( , OF 141 ill
PITTSBURGH l AIIITE LE
AND...
COLOR *,RES.
4 1 1
. iNcuip: ti -
STRICTLY PURE- . LEi
ZINC PA
t rETE
NTS,
•come
~re,03,32,
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4- i.• -- . 4 . - , ,
- • i lrerdlte i r 0:4;,e4,f i : , 0
•-"Vertioilleiti Itreen, i
Chrome VelioNs;
' ' ( VermilliJ l
l ry
And every-variety of Colo a; d zaeground la
for sale by - -,
HARRIS dik ! Ewiwi
• WHOLESALE 'DRUGGISTS,
Corner of Liberty and Waynp Stre
PITTSI3I:7IIGrIX. PA.
.j . scHooNliumita & SON,
pri.rsistritcaa
White. Lead and Color Wor
WHITE AND RED LEAD:
ZINC, PUTTY. -BLUE LEAD:
'MCCOY'S YERDITEE GRD
And all"colors, dry tir In 011.
OFFICE, No.-67 FOURTH STREE
Factory, Nos. 450, 456, 454, 456 and
Rebecca Street, and 40, 51 and 53-Lacock 5
Allegheny. . • - .
COAL AND COKE
REST FAMILY COAL -
ALWAYS ON HAND ,
And Delivered Promptly toOrderi
AT LOWEST. NAREET RATES; BY j
OSCAR - F. & C -
Corner Sandusky Stk•eet and P. Ft. W. & C. It
errY, 1
(ANTHRACITE. COAL' FURNISHED AT 'A
LOWEST RATES.
KOAL! COALU COAL!!!
0 _ •
DICKSON, STEWART& CO., !
.
Haying rerooye d their Once tO .
NO, STRE I
(Lately City Floor Mill) SECOND ELOOR.
•
Are
NY ITAIT e , Vi r g k ° oTratric Y ltitT
morket price • • •
All orders left at their office, or addressee
them throughthe mail, will be attended to promy.
myZ:lr2.s • : , .
CilLtlttES IH. AliltiS=ONlF,
YOIIGNIOGLENT AND CON/WELLSVILLE CO
•
And Manufacturers of
COAL, SLACK 'AND DESULPHURIZED CO
Office and Yard = -CORNER" OF BUTLER Al
MORTON STREETS. First yard on Liberty
Clymer streets, Ninth Ward, sand on Second str
near Lock No. 1. Fittsbnrgh,. Pa. .
Families and Manufacturers supplied with
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowesttash ra
Orders left at any of their offices will / re ef
prompt attention. ,
4 RASTRONG. &
• • . Successors to ..- -
ILTLAI?ELP.IIIA. AA'D yOUGI9OO7/111-NY COAL C 9
MINERS. SHIPPERS AND' DEALERS,NY RA!
ROAD AND RIVER, of superior Youghloglien:
CAS AND -FAMILY COAL
Offfee and Yard—MOT OF TRY STREET, ri
the Gas Works.
SUPERIOR COAL.
c. CHERRY ar.. co.,
/Wrier& and Shippe I'B Of PITTSBERGROA3, TO*
and PAIIILYCOA.L, NUT COAL and SLACK.
Coal.dellvered promptly to all parts of the ci
at the lowest market rates: _ .
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Office and Yard—CORNER ut; xru ANI) W .
SON- iformerly CattaIrSTREETS, Pittsburgh.
P. O. BOH 42951. , - _ o
MERCHANT TAILORS.
McARDLE,
MERCHANT TAIL.OII,
No. 93% BiIiEFIELDSTI!.EET, PITTSISUR
Seeps constantly on hand a flne assortilent
3
Also, GENT'S - FURNI S HING GOODB.7GENI
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, the ititesistyle;
Now:READY
• - -
CLOTHS,- CASSIMERES& VESTIA
For Ehie `•.,119
With a large awl eOmplete stock of
BOYS•, YOUTHS` XWD.CHILDREN'S
;CLOTHING.
All the aeel and leadlig styles, to be foniid at
N0:47 ST. CLAIR STREET.
CONFECTIONERIES;'
irmin
if.
, _„,.. -,--. 1 ----.L3
Confectionery 'aftd Bakery, g
No. 5100 SMITUFIELD 13T4RET,
- Between venth and Liberty.
wtAD ..E , OYSTER SALOON attached,
GEORGE HES )
Csaidy.Mtasiiiticturer,
And dealer in FOILEIGN d .4. I IENIUAN'kki
PICKLES,. NUTS
Nci. ll .9redii,l4.Street,
'BL cud doc;r-ryonk - itvietilit Nhtinnal Batfic , AU
gbeny City,.-. .
GARRENTERS 84 13 sl ' D aiZz
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WI .IULIAAn.4I,, DICK,. • ..- .:.‘ ,- i
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1- EARPF.NTER: AND' BUILDER,.
No. ' a't -PENNSYLVAVipti AirEbilift: - oppositi
High street, Pittsburgh, Residence, 1.14 r. 14
Grant street.
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Jobblug done with - neatness and dispatch. Al
Orderts promptly attended to,land - satisfaction war
ranted. ... - - . 4 .. . ' SUM:eft:MAT
grE43 - . k, - . '':' . ; : 1 -: • .
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- , ES TABLISHMENT ,
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Which TEN YEARS' TRI4I4In New York and othia
er Eastern citlea has proved -a complete nieces'. i
rill. ADVAWkAGES: ft
111—r14408".111413hr4arkare:c°12PietelY avoid
e" N 1.1 pi eipartnecesis ty '
—When u••d frons , daet,;rnotha ortheir larria,
the Carpet looka.neary im Ilimil 44 1 riTirs aa , e the
IllitUtairat illigfreniliCar," ”' ' 5 ; 37
litte,When perfectly clean:, a I.;arpot wilfwear as q
lona' again, a desirable matter asik, • Mere 401nt of €.4,
economy to say nothing of looks. - t. •
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L I' ALL 011DE68,LNET,AN.TEI•OFF'/CE,
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nr's , .f&ss'ed -- iii PO). BobA.Attlf,'Fgee' HA D ' rourps t. 4
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