Ig
Ilittsburglj Gairtts.
THE HOUSEHOLD LAMP.
When the snn declines, and crickets
And wandering mists TO= seaward roam,
Wheu nights nollearenlybeacons bring,
The brighteqaptes.theakar at,howel
IV/Ikni the browiilirooks iflth mdde ow.
Weteltsummeri'dlo and - gotullitte conic
When Eggtely golden rod&_toust beogi" ,
WtutVeheer istia that Ught at hcimel •
Yhen S.l
Nkter strips the *Merin, s.
„tt•: = l!'•And, ttleASI veleVn wanton
Wi llow b
world's cold p we frveze,
How blest is then that st gras ar at home!
EPHEMERIS
—Flesh is sakltule very fashionable.. . 1
,
• , d-Verut has written twenty-five operas.
end'Poritek have been boacifed .
with Kti:Kiiiiaetters.
—Wood and Barnum aregetting up a new
- fausenia in NeW York.
—Brigham Young's
,daughters gave a
leap-year ball recently. ,
—Thor] , ads of women are enipktyed on
the.ltalian flower arms.
—The Ku klux are now said to be the
sore as the Golden Circle.
—64,690 squirrels were shot at a recent
squirrel hunt in Vermont. •
—Brigham Young has iio longer an in
terest in the Deseret New;
—Napoleon's valet, Leon, left a fortune of
five hundred thousand flames.
—La Millet rays- that short . dresses are
growingin favor, but not in length.
—Six hundred thousand kegs of lager
beer were brewed in Milwaukee in 1867.
--A Sixty acre field is the play: ground for
the base ball tournamentat'Niagtna Falls.
—The new Roman Catholic Bishop of
Buffalo, will arrive in that city nest week.
-,-Ninety-four , establishments . have paid
petroleum licenses this year in Philadelphia.
--$3,750 is the value set on ' , wives run
over by railway trains, by an Engiish jury.
—A seal weighing one hundred pounds
was captured in Mfmarltusetts bay the other
day.
--Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has re
turned to the North from her home in Flo
rida.
—lt is thought that the Princess of Wales
will have an attack of rheumatism in June
next
—More than :calf ; of the inhabitants of
tew York are native and to the manor
born.
—Some of the deaf mutes of Cincinnati
have organized a society for mutual improve
meat. '
—Major John Pettis, - United States Mar
shal; of Vermont, tried last week aged 75
=1
—An Americon lady appeared at a Paris
makued ball as The Hap of America. She
created a sensation.
—Lord.BrOugham is reported to have lost
his memory. He can remember only
fifty years back now. _
—Fred. Douglass, it is reported, has made
up his mind to settle down among the Yan
kees inirmelana,
—Philadelphia is lighted with 7,309 pub
lic lamps, which cost the city $4B per year
eacb, or $374,832 in all.
—The new prince of the House of Haps-
Inutis to be torn in Pesth, out of 'compli
ment to the Hungarians.
—A colossal bronze bust of the poet Bry
ant, done by Launt Thompson, is to be
placed in the Central Park.
• ; t-iitictor Emanuel has bought a pair of
moose for the royal. zoological gardens. He
bonglit them.lll Nova Scotia..
=Burgled is a new word, supposed to be
the past tense of the verb burgle, which is
- derived from the noun burglar.
farm of thirteen hundred acres, be
longing ' once to the renowned Davy
Crocket, is nowfor sale. It is in Texas.
—54,000,000 Bibles, in 174 different dialects
have been distributed by the British and
Foreign Bible Society since its foundation.
—A report is current that Florence Night
ingale has become a member the society for
the promotion of female suffrage in England.
-The Marsellain is breaking out agiin
all over France; it is a portentous song and
its every fresh appearance is ominous of
revolution":
,-rMarcus Dohety , is the Irish Roman
Catholic candidate for the seat of the
late D'Arcy Magee in She Canadian
Parliament.
—A Philadelphian wants the new society
for the prevention of cruelty to mtitnala
begin by arresting "the man who struck his
light guitai.-"
—The winter in the western part of Mas
sadmsettshai been so long and severe that
thousands of 'birds have been picked up
dead front starvation
—The Hays City Advance says that buffa
lo are very plenty in the neighborhood of
that place,.and can be seen browsing on all
Of,the Surrofinding•
• • , __The Chicago Post says that gas is cheaper
• than daylight In 'the 'Keysfone State. It is
not qulte ;as, good, however, particularly
thiw,winter in Allegheny. '
—Basil went to a oiasquerade l as t week, We fear that young ladies brought under I/
his wife asked him "Was the Rani = B ear the influence of Oxford and Cambridge
there, my dear,?" "Oh no," Bold Ba s il, wouldicant many things Which would not
`'he wee quite warmly dressed " het° their worldly or spiritual advantage.
. _ e 0
has
___ th a t e But at H arvard thed grad •
--loom .one suggesteu jealous al ways an er aates, i f not
as wisels serpents, are at all events
wives are not consiatent, because they do
• not object when, husbands bring home 48 harml ess
, as doves." 1 ,
pretty nre dresses in their arms. 4 , ite an excitement has been felt in
.....A.;BontherfF:lnariner is said to have v se a n ri° ge u r a s otteherampiotikeel4otinb°ButreettlitO•Aight ofsopas
heel, so - bitterly partizan as to refuse to be
allow:smoking on th ca e f i l to . f ront prat!
guidedby 4
,Northtar, and the cense
queries was his vessel was shattered. form an d manY PaaseriZers obie o ct, to this l as
the fu es i* tobacco '
•_,
j-
it is sed that the APl:lett:au
a b e av a e o p y re sis - The
eseM.ef
tobacco ° - has
w fioat to the car. ,
• _ s taged the au thores sof the'hitililh li that
it
might
perhaps
b,
well
1 40 uulversal ,
*lth $lOOO in gyld. 'rids. authoress has ,or the dime
' :Initial 41 botiks and is still Writing tors °I street rellwaya tc, '
l ...... A ' :.1,1 ~,,__, tion to the comfort of 1Pa ...,......., Y a little atten
, -The Tycoqn inu, gee.... notto auoimie. that vurvion of thei r
- The Dahnios are not• as triumphant. quite as e°nstit ' ilne Y• in ,Gtrilitin, q the oin'ibmg case,
,
the7‘tiere i rePeitetl, and the' Mikado has are Pr°vide ' d wl t h kosiali co upe„
iji,d.bi '.` raised and b e t we ~ slightly
not s spiritual supremacy' taken from Mom drixer and th larker
porticnief the ocuiveyanee ei.tih...i e
h .
T. -' are,icipreina_ -I n ,a'' 't, i I ""', , -1--•stimokers
—,a*,,bistrimen computed that there are ,1 r ( ‘.. QuLue-olideil g r e e t, , 2 „„,, ,
- similar arranrem thi iffff.• ' -----
n2Cfre . WlinerabergerS in this country than , - en -- ---vritetiesble, but
fi them 1 " •In( wknteipberg, su e ( twice as sii iitsitiment' for IS
onitop
lck."o , 1
ens
etvere,ht the defrvi , c r'i telecto. •tisr tio:. s,?: ii bs easily ,cpntrlitcu t ". and lt ,: f ul e* de t
• ,
give add! •
r : lote o f gei l ie z .., , i , I. a• I • t„ ~ ! I k e • 1 491141,51039 r cl i'.l.l.
1 ‘ 1 —l ii i t illifl e a l abliei/ Oef t 1 / Clisien liO, Bimini.' On kb g linee ' i <er Tel' 4, t ii ,, air
- , ' t, litere bi9tiwr-0..1,1*,,,, itT, rip.,
City. ...fol.'. bfillird ta es, sixteen faro dist; int
• Ar ra i k l.- 6 nlogrdi
A . tof this rfb
and rcatiate-taiffeito 'one keno kink ' mid a ( b• &Beeg'. ~" • • 'i-- n - id'
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i c ~ 5 0 5.. R. .. c .ti 5 0, 4f•f•f• 1•111.4 Ir 7 'l9 f "
, ti lt ?, 1,c,( 1 , t $ 1 , (.1, - tool ,f -, = == /- , „
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7.7 its it i)l,t , et 1Y I 1( "19'i'"1.(4'1, I ...' 1 " '
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t c ars . t /'-
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wt , = = !..<ll4 70t ' 5 -1 t -tt'lttel olw '
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band of music and rents for $2,000 per
month.
—The Mayor of Philadelphia has licensed
'one hundred and eleven places of amuse
ment this year, including theatres, conceit;
halls, lager beer Moons, with musie t itrigi
dance houses.
—liopperheadoOrtitre down onsteWeit
terrtipih and ol*ii,l :tbii k k )
that tiltmOClll4es arOteeplig 'hpd gib
ThtscOut attevena: I:rtitihey
run ichtii-lie -
—lt is stated that every one of the two
hundred unmarried females who were some
time ago shipped to the Pacific coast is now
married and has a home. This shows what
a little fenuele,enterprise,may do.
- —David Sniat has ieCenily , been elected
Burgoniaster of York, Thia small man
is the same who walked seven miles one
day to surrender that borough to Leeolur
ing his invasion of this State in 1863. .
—Mr. Seward is going on an extended
foreign tour if, the impeachment results in
conviction. It has been suggested that he
will endeavor to find out, if •possible, where
some of his recent purchases are located:
—Within the past twenty-five years there
have been but nine months of April in,
which there were no snow storms, and yet
everyone seems to look upon each recur
ring April snow as a not able phenomenon,
—An old German who came to this
country in his eightieth year, celebrated in
St. Louis, on the 14th instant, - his 100th
birth day , anniversary. How many cords
of wood he can chop per daY is not stated.
—Genentd Rosseaa, it is said, has arrived
at Omaha, on his way from Oregon to swear
at the Impeachment trial, but he comes too
late. Like some things in the history of
Miss Muller, he might have been but he
wasn't.
—Charles Heade and Dion Boueicault are
quarreling over Foul Play. The latter
wants to have it produced immediately as a
drama., and the great author prefers to allow
it to be finished before it be brought out on
the stage.
—The crowd of visitors is much larger
now at the White Home than it has been
for some time before. When Barnum an
nounced in large letters, "last meek of the
what is it, " people thronged to get a last
look at the nondescript.
—.A new mode of torture has been discov
ered in British India. A thin bag of live
wasps is fastened to the bare stomach of the
tortured, and then the insects are stirred up.
It is said to be infinitely worse than being
laid on a cotton carding machine, with some
one dancing the tan can on your back.
—Mr. Higginson writes in a London
magazine upon American popular lecturers,
and says of Gough, that he ist - sort of evan
gelical comedian—the idol of many worthy
people who never saw good acting on any
other stage. He is a favorite with many
others who can tolerate his contortions for
the sake of his drollery.
—A very absurd report is prevalent about
Mr. George Peabody -giving the Pope
$1;000,000. It is not likely that Mr. Pea
body would, give this much money to any
one man even if he were a Roman Catholic,
which he is not, and it certainly does not'
seem to be consistent with the practice of
the Pope to accept anything as a gift from
heretics. •
—Erie is at last agitating the idea of
making that delightful city into a place of
summer resort. In all the country there is
no place which has more attractions. It is
now proposed to erect a new hotel and a
row of bathing houses on the peninsula, and
several elegant pleasure boats have been
built. The hotels in Erie are already very
fine and of large capacity.
—The House Committee on Commerce
has agreed to recommend the appropriation
of fifty thousand liollars for the improve-.
ment of the barb'''. at Erie. This is all
very well as far as it goes, but it is a mere
drop in the bucket. A sufficient appropri
ation well expended Would make Erie (the
only lake harbor of Pennsyvania t ) the
finest harbor on the great lakes.
—"Behind the Scenes,' the new sensation
book is now said not to be written by Eliz
abeth Keely, the ex-servant of Mrs. Lin
•
coin, but by a practiced author who took
this contemptible way to pay off .some
grudges and prejudices which he had con
ceived. The book is disgraceful in the ex
treme, and no , one who has si respect for de
•oeney or a belief in the, sacredness'of private
life Will encourage the author by ,either buy-
ing or reading it. •
•
The rail Mail= Gazette is. pleased with
Harvard students, and' discourses on' them
by thus indulging 'in odionif comparison:
,
"they are extremely orderly .and via be
haved. Nothing , sarprittpa an 'Engliah Uni
versity man so, as to see young ladies trip-
Ting abolt alone in the neighborhood of the
college, and to learn that • several girls'
schools have, been established at Cambridge,
on account of the Universitiand the su
perior training,which may bo there obtained.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: SATURDAY. APRIL 25, .1868,
DENTISTRY
.1 • ONLY •
oil • •
A
FELL SET OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH ".
FOR EIGHT DOLLARS.
UPPER AND LOWER SET F0R_4142;
MSTRACTED WITHOUT PALM.
'IsovEtABGE , FOR EXTRACTING.'. ART'.
FICIAL TEETH ARE ORD
ALL'WORIC WARRANTED FOR - tWtEARS •
LAUGHLNG GAS-FREE OF CHARGEAT
..QvicY::*::spoTrs.' i .:
imn=lmided Elmaminnwit.
IWO STREET, ap.Doott, ittoyz gm&
N.11.,-Ai DR. SCOTT' licensee - under the
Goodyear Patents, be will not make any' ..new 4bo
pug) rubbei" sets, but will continue to manufacture
the genuine articIe—VULCANITE. mhM:d&T
GAS .PIXT 0
4rTtTjES
4 ". AND
FOR OAS. AIM OIL.
Just received, the finest and largest assortnie t
ever opened In this city.
WELDON & KELLY;
llur WOOD STREET, COR. VIR6/14 ALLEY.
' ' '
DAV GOODS.
87. MARKET STREET. 87.
SPRING OPENING !
AT
THEODORE P. PHILLIPS',
(Successor to J. M. Burchfield Sc Co.)
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
U. rfflLLlPS• resheettully announces that'the
extensive alterations to his
RETAIL - DRY -, GOODS STORE
t i p Er mra. rir id e li n i t s i establishment Is NOW
New Atock'of Dry Goods; •
oatay r ra . Summer Wear, at the lowest East
ern
aa3: • 87.... MARKET eaREET....B7,
44
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a 5.434
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AT DENNISON & HECKERT'S,
27 Fifth Street.
PLAIN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, S cents
and upwards. -
ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED HANDKER-
OiEFS, for 3S cents and u p wards.
WATCH' AID WORK BOXES, WRITING
DESKS.
HOSIERY. Juan grades and at a/I prlies.
MORRISON'S STAR SHIRTS,
AT REDUCED PRICES !
KID GLOVES, CORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS, am
ILL OUR GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
fel° •
elaß, McCANDLESS fr., CO.,
(Late Pillion, Carr & C 0.,)
WII0I•V• ALE DEALERS IN
Foreign. and;Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD STREET. -
Third dOoiabore Diamond alley,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
. .
NOTICE. -- Proposals wank) re;
celred by_the undersigned on the
In DAT HY MAT, IFOE THE
Flontering and Gee Fitting of the Nei.
enth Ward N,eiw School Meuse. Pitts-
F;ettarrito bt p,, bTthe yard and lump, are solicited
for tliol'hUderiog. Thellirectors rocky., the right
to reject any or all , bide •rtans and :iilienitleations
can be seen at the office Or BAUR .4 MUSE% litts: 9
and 4 St. Clair sifilet. - • 3 t,
JAM. ROBB,
A. A. 310011, •
Building Committee.
ap=:o96
UFFIcE. oY OTT ENG INEER AND SOD VEYOn,
Pittsbursrh, April 16th, 1101: •
OTICE ,TO 00.1ITRACTOB11.--. -1
tied Propossl6 for Gundtng, Paying mid Curbing
ALLEGHENY STREET t froM Penn to ilberty st.
SMALLIIIAN STRE,ET, Crook Marton to TAylor
CENTRE. AVENUE, from phialddle to harkpUts
• rick streets • •
11ULREILUY.ALLE1, Prom Clymer to Smith
31ULBEItit1f ALLEX, from Smith to - Taylor et.
Will be received as, the race of the Cily E , ./(••• el")
until BATUiti3AI , April 25th, liilen t Specifies.
tions tmd blanks forbidding can be bad by calling
at tills ; • - • ~, •
, a 17:076„ 31. H.E. City_Eogineer.
pERCEVAIPBECKETA •
DIEGNANIGAL ENGINEER, ~
• • • ; tato 0fP:41:3 0 4. 1 .t. U.
(itriet,'N'o.•I2PEVERAL STRENTOIoom No. 2,
1' 14 1 1 1 24 1f. 'F 1 0 1 2 1 ;611E% itn°4ll4i3rOtlitir(Ninfirtiiiirtik: W••
IN(, O ttrrid_a_hod,::•Partilmiar: attention' paid to de
sittql ns COULtuaty 14C0.11QT1y.12 1 , Paten tit anti
'Mean - ally ,lsolteited.- sir An EVNNINti DRAM
-
ING' CLASS , for •Ineehattlea tvoty WpNESDAY
7 . 21.2g'P5t .. :_- •• .• •i• •• I , - •• ' ••' 40 ' 1189-
rutin LUMBER. -r •r,
• ; •
r , Aslvs4N47ll , r eßEvilutx.; -
.f i
Shaved AO: Swirl 'iv-extra quality: : ':•
iIinIDAY FLooftpia BOARDS, - 1
And till kladmior , LlllKßlttli at ; ; •-* 0 • L,
• y. ••• -• t D9 ll •Fo r a
Yard, Above Sulpttudon Bridge, Allegheny city.
-..tch9lat6o•vtd.,.
ICE.:••10111';ICE •
0115v,0,..) •
l i abßA A lW i l i t'AUX lT '' 7s44l
yordeti to rtt or tit Fr a, r re
cetVe ptOtopt ottentlbfid Wq , ol* oda In Pitt.-
iliktkAttatir!tr•v v_ • tvlib Jut: 5P7 103
TNuris. ittisunitaiMV 4oo. l. l '
o 3 loch calibre. at India :-*
• J. aH. P • I
1!‘•;. - .:! , .(.1 v'trail.""'
Jsi'zliffa btu: j ottl oi
!1".".1;7' flfa ro t x1(1'111/.14
••••tirg .111Witit tglitflC ll
". I • , 17.1 1. as,uirvito
TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS.
AVIOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
Trimmings, Notions and -Palley Goods
hivi - ieceiveti a*e4.l.e-assortmeni-Of
viiriatte
Which cannot be beat. It consists ofd
STRIPED. DOTTED AND PLAIN SWISS:
STRIPED, BARRED Sc PLAIN NAINSOOK;
LAWNS, CA-MIMICS, Etc.
GOOD IRISH LINEN, at 37%c. per 'yard.
GOOD DAMASK TOWELS, at 1.2 . 3ic.
Our Pane of HOSIERY is now boinillete:
. 7 Oa DOZEN Or - VORSETS,
Jiisezece.l , 7,e4l, selltrg. at EAET;ERICI PRICES.
Fine. of ; Parasols,
IN ALL STYLES AND COLORS,
S'llgTE3lE_ ALEXAItDRE KIDS, at per pair
GENUINE
LIGHT. COLORED KIDS, at 50d. .a pair
.TRIM3IED ..11USLIN §,EIRTS at 44.00
§I.T3I3IEtt_BAL3tORAL§,.at, 75c.aad g 1
In rAy-E4.COLLARS, we bavQu full variety
istafttris, - Gialpr. & co.,
and SO Market Street.
up2-1:t116
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!
ROSENBAUM, STEINHART & CO'S
PHILADELPHIA EMPORIUM,
76 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,
Tomblch they !trite the , attention of purchasers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
One of our drm giving his( entire attention to the
purchasing of goods at the Eastern Markets, and
having had long experience end all the facilities for
procuring goods st Is, we are
enabled to offer gm!
Constantly race I' the New
York and Philadelpl
A share of public tfully soli
cited: • -
&
No. 76
mlaktiM
PERFECT
sm.
K."
--- We Invite attention to onr
KID GLOVE DEPARTMENT,
Which Is now complete with every color and shade.
In addition to our own special Importation of the
Celebrated A. C. C.l(Jouvin) KIDS,
We have secured the exclusive sale of the
“laarriir Scantless liElds,”
The best Glove and most 4rfeet at
DLSORIIVI & CARLISLE,
CM
AT EATON'S,
Aro. 17 Fifth Street.,
New Parasols,
Straw Goods,
JUST OPENED
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
19 Fifth , Street, .
Now offer the most elegant line of
- -
. .
••
• KAMOUIterS
Neer - opened In Pittsburgh, to which they especially
invite the attention of - their customers. The de
signs are neatly THA N w and original, and about
apIIONE-FIFTN,LESS REGULAR 'PRICES.
wpcavm & CARLISLE,
19 71FTH STREET.
Hire just opened Andes of '
BULLION AND RISTOBI Fuixopis.
BUOLE GIMPS AED FItINOES,
At zery low , prices.
''' . •PUNOI32.OIIGANA &O.
EST-PLANGLAND OROAN.
- tielgiii4eiN : geld. Medal Piano, -
AND.'.ESTEY°S, COTTAGE- ORGAN::
The SCH l O3IACKER 'PIANO 'combines all the •
west. yaluable Improvements known In the. ;00n .,
'et:nation of a Yiratidase - Instrument, and hag always
been awarded tho highest premium, wherever' ha.-•
Italone le sonorous end sate - Ct. , . 'ITU*
Alorkinanablii;,-Ibr-darabilltlAnd beauty, renrpase
.all other*. „Prices frontsso to $l5O, (aceording. to
style and „Mutely) cheaper than all !ghee 00-ealled'
drit.elatra Plano. - • • -
• -• , ESTEPS,COTTAsIE GROAN r•--
Stands at the head of, all, reed instruments, in_pro.'
dicing the moat perfect plph quality of tone of - any
similar instrument in the United States. « It is 84131,
pie andcompackin, pont truction,. and not liable to
get oat of order.
OAUPENTER , S , , PATENT VOX RUMANA
EMOLOD its only, jibfound An this Organ.
rifle° ffgfn ovo to , guaranteed for five
8.001, 1 113A1EF,
mn9 ' • No. is ST.'CLAIR STREET.
SECONDHAND
, NELOiltOlig AND ORGANS;
In pe ' rfect Order,.from $5 to •
- cirmmorrn
•.1 4nh l2 4 ' 51 F!fth et , ad,l9RrAbre W oo d ,
-TOBACCO ' : •CI GARS
.I:o4.l4,34:i4tAzt..ltlszots, ,
• " LILY TOBAcC(1 1 A111)-, 00,
Btii.ol.;'•eitiiiiiiiiii,fr44l4 of cr(f o i; ,
usereeDullding,) • .
7Cr
,
it". , ••• • MD Ir. MAN.=
• • `
eiTt4; 4 4lr.l%VetriplotigailirElbrtsr:f
--- Mumnbeinreis and Dealers In fit-Tr 3 .
PTIO ) 016161 1 " SiltitWrilliarS, Pipes ~fkbe
,t7 6 y#jairmirip;...ir
1.1 4 f 7, .
'I .8l es Nnivi"i!,;ll(l j *:!1 ri;l4
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Corsets and Skirts,
Fancy Goods, &c.,
19 FIFTH STREET
Arid Flowers,
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &C.
1868 • SPRING STOCK 1868.
A..
OF
CARPETS;
LA GE ASP,„vtT
- • ; r.-
MEI
AU Qualities
LOWEST. PRICES IN THE CITY
11 0117cEMEI;trirliVTIT(YEM W 11011134
TO SELL
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,
21 Filth Street,
ilhlo:ddcwr
OVER BATES h BELL'S
lir HAVE .JIUST RECEIVED,
EY STEAMER COLORADO,
Of our own Direct Importation,
'THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST PATTERNS
•
OF THE CELEBRATED ...
JOHN CROSSLEY & SON'S
ENGLISH TAPESTRY
IMO
BODY BRUSSELS,.
FOR PARLORS AND HALLS,
WITH STAIIVAITETS TO MATCH.
MCFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 AND 73 FIFTH ST, (Second Floor.)
8r17477.84T. , :
J. & PEEMPS.
1868.' 111N ' GOODSIB6B.
Zsl e ttl ar acTo l ge w s a r iaw
receiving
of own and other,
FLOOR OIL . CLOTHS,
CARRIAGE, iITRNITURE, TABLE AND
WINDOW SHADE OIL GIMES,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Also, a full line of
Transparent Window Shades,
HoHands, Shade Fixtures,
Tassels, Cords, dEe., dkr,
WOLESALE-AND • REPAU BUYERS will And
our p ELSEWHERE,.
AS LOW, IF NOT LOWER, THAN CAN
RE PURCHASED LSEWHERE, and of quality
and styles second to none.
J. & H. PHILLIPS,
ap3aDie . 20 AND 28 ST. CLAIR. ST
•
STEAM..
- CARPET BEATING
•
•
ESTABLISHMENT.
Which TES TRAILS' TRIAL In NewYokt and oth
,er Eastern eltles has proved a complete success. '
ITS ADVAIITAGES:
Ist—Fading and. Shrinkage are completely aroid-•
ed.
Ad—No ripping apart necessary. •
3d—When freed from dust, moths or their larvae,
the Carpet looks nearly as good as new, save the
natural fading from wear. - •
4th—When perfectly clean, a Carpet will wear as
long again, a desirable matter as a mere point of
economy, to say nothing of looks. •
ALL ORDERS LEFT AT, THE OFFICE.,
. No. 1.79 Liberty -Street"
Or addressid to P. 0. Box 473. will reedy° prompt
attention.
GEO. L. NeCLINTOOI,
mh10; PROPRIETOR
GAS AND STEAM FITTING.
JOHN H. C00PER......J05. SAYE HENRY BIER.
JOHN M. COPER &VO.,
BRASS POUNDERS ,
GAS . AND STEAM FITTERS
Manufacturers of PUMPS ABM BRASS WORII, o
. 7 1. e l sr . lt i sf i rtpatow i.
a irera s ln GAS FIXTURES
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets ,
- • - PITTSBURGH, '
tnyls:z3o
kSTABLISIIED 1849.,...T111: LAltallBT IN
NORTH ANCERICAIq:
Lightiaing Rod Manufactory,'
BRAss FOIINDRY
IRON GALYANI72LNG WO :
30,000 FEET MAXIIFACTDRED DAILY:
THE CELEBRATED STAR GALVANIZED - .
. ,
LIGHTNING RODS
iitanUfacture'd at these worki.and ield : to all parts
of the continent. are admitted to be superior to any
L o ightning Rod in use. Great inducements' offered ,
to.
lit VI Vlitt a ke tri_LßVaillug ng at
In h Va a in i , s e ;
together*ith Instilators,%FastetUti. an COp a reana
Iron Ctinneetion Burs, Braces, etc. Sample ; Pain='
phleta' and Circulars sent free.
REYBURN I
,ITONTER , &'OO •
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488 and 490 Join St;'
•
PRILADELTITILL •
.arlo 033-d&F , ,
ri4TYOFPITTSBURGH ...
..
Mr*TE.k.;•oAol'.
rfoPosals , for T.WO - #lundred . and Fifty
,` '' '•' ' ' ' -' Thousand lidilae:,
tOttlit "Water - Entertelon Loan Benda, will be re,
erred: at the setileemr , thONlLY Vontroller, Fourth'
: Pl'Tbese 'Bonita will 'heir Sffir . PER CINT,-11i- :
TEBEST with (;oupoos - attached, The:Conpons are
pasubio..semi.earmaiiii sat A
the ) .4)Meo..of the- etty I
'Wer.s.iltkrr s .and the- Bonds
_pal:o4,lh 'rirouty.doc,i
t yOora.- • : .81NALND• FUND FOR THEllt 11j,TE•,-
MATE PAYMENT Id PROyIDED: gOR4 AND THE'
COUrOI,IB. ADE. BY. LAIC- MADE HECICIVAIME ,
'FOR WATER' HANTS t'leidrtbe' revenue s orbits*,
from the Wilier Tax,lat pledged for the' vaimiebt. , 4
the interest mkt the re,tirotept of ,tbe Boatel atm
torttyr• -s•, z • .- ,•'. 1 , --. , ) ,-1. ,
i• Mho Boadearm BY ACT OF .UKSTERAT; ASSE__Mss:
IX,tritiZE s ity
_ROI 5TA...11,k; IC5is*TY A*itakt;•7
sieleirAL Ta..xATIoN:
_. ' ' • .'• • ' ' '
ii , lust is &well know& Viet iUise Solicit Imined for:Jolter .
purposes, in all teitiedviHert!Peered 'afire( Ptfl i
• poir gotirob4o (nom+, .extk ik ,
o ale enure' pier writ ' site to t. The Itoniasi
• are to:beslainetlia &man no or . ti. 09 4! 10091
and .100. • _„,s ~. „1s -. • .. ,-.•- ,
.11yorder of the rinhisee'COMMttiee.
sipStrai - ‘ 3.4 1 1 11 s IS' ATE Et 6outsroft '
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BUSINESS CHANGES_ 4 .•
wssoLvTioN.—The flrnf
GREGG & CLMINING, 1
•
Was dissolved on the 15th Inst., by mutual COl
EitVer partner will sign the name of the firm i
th men t. yJ A3MptiltEE(ii Hand bin:
NV3LA7I."ENDINING, No. 50 11:.:1
Pittsburgh, AptillsthatloB.
.7.AtES GREGIWwIII Mitalone the old busin:
4-Hand:istrett AU Elders wilt be prompt
'.tended
The buslOess will also ba . continued nt tb
`.stand; No. - 51) Hand, stsektii,by W. 51.
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HAVING DISPOSED OF
TX.7IIBER YARD;%Atuate at 157 Ret
Street, Allegheny, Pa., 4i4 long owned- and
ducted by Jtescrs. PATTERSON & EVAN;
ALEXANDER PATTERSON, .1 take pleacul
iecomitiendlnit mY suOceacor to ftll iay custoincri
to "all 'Oita die interested in - sbduting the best q
the!
luotidlous. 4
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THZ.f:,AgetiarNlMlElltrolt°f,
-JOHN .H. BOYTS
.1e VO.j
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, the In 4
of JOHN KNABLE having been purchased by
N. OGDEN, bi-tbe lard:9l : m w
settled 'by , JOHN ,11.aud_
OC4DE'N, linVa . thief' day foritied Copar
ship tinder the name avid bt - yle 9f .11,t476 OGI
JOHN 11. HOTS,
• .
• " JOHN ICSAI.ILE.
• Piitsburgh, 3larch 9th. 1909. anln
NOTICE
I bare sold my stock Of p00T.5, SHOES.
1 :,
to - my son, GEORGE . W. TAikINEII,• and sollel -"-
patronage of my former eastotuerS to thebousi
• JAMES TA\YNEJ
Pirrsnuarni, April oth, 1868
.
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Referring to the above card. I respectfully as
continuance of the patronage of the former It
Prices shalt be as low as the lowest.
G EO. : W. TAN .NE 4
PISSOICATTION.- - -THE , FIRM ;
ATWELL, LEE I CO.: wee ( IllesolTed
at of February, ISOB , by inattau consent. E l
partner may elan the.nameotthe trin In settle dd
OtAittrlVA:
L.
• • ' A.
• The undersigned will coutittue,tho:W,HQL
GROCEILY BusiNsss, under the time and st
ATWELL & LEE, at the old pla e e, 131
street. A continuance of •the patrOnsige of
friends and the public Is reopectfollysolicltcd.
• CHARLES ATWE
mb7:rns3 A. J. - LEE.
ap15:045
MERCHANT TAILORSI
porENRY , MEYER"
niincmizirr TAILOR,
No. 73 SMITHRIELD.STREET,
Constantly on hani, a 11111 assortment of CLOS,
SSIMEttEg. &c. • • ap334
DUFF Sp CO; Merchant Taill
' No. 34 Fedetal. St, AllegheOy,
.
_-
Have just received a tarp and well selected sus
Goops.
Suitable AirssAlnit elass•custom trade. Also. al
stock vf. GENT'S' FURNISHING GOODS. a
,AIOLFs
p Mc
m:EaterrLALwr er..,m:EA:)xtvi
No. 933¢ SMITHFIELD STREET, FATTSBUR
'Keeps constantly on hand a inieaisoitn.ent
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES &.? ygsTIN
Also, GENT'S. FURNISHING -GOODS.: GEI
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER: the latest styt
NOW X.
For the Spring Season,
With a large sad complete stock: Of
BMW, AND
• _ -
. .
CLOTHING:
All the new and leading styles, to be found at
No. 47 ST. CLAIR STREET.
GRAY LOGAI
XiIIMBER.
LUMBER! LUMBER! LUMB •
- _ALEXANDER PATTERSON,
YIIADS~ o. 88 Pieble Street lo;rrierly3lanehe
and No. 157 Rebecca street,opposlte Gas Wor
ALLEGHENY , CITY,. , •
DEALER ALL :RINDS -Cl
Rough, and Planed Lumber'
Flooring, • Doom. •, •
Weatherboarding, Sash
Lumber, ' • A u lt i :. l ' a u nt oc ostros
Lath and Palings,. Oak and - ltellote:Pine.
ALSO--FritE - lIRICIE, TILE and CLAT. al-.
FORT PITT LITRILBEIL COUP .
Capitca, - $l2OOO.
ParosinExTEDWARD DITTERH),G,R.
SECIKETARY—T: 'A. WRIGHT.
Sur.r.auvrtxDs.vr—EDW.'DAlTl,SONT.
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EdwirdDavison, , ,l
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L. F. Doncin, t
•• John Didion, • E.' . Dithrldge, 1
: Geo. 'W. Dithrid,go, - i' M. L. Malone,
111 f ~ N. ,Jcnutstnu••
,! : i • -•;
', - LIIIiiIIEir7TAND-;Coftier of 'ItETTLEII AND 4
' LEONE:Cr - STREETS'Ninth Witi(l.' :- /
OFFICE AT FONT ),'ITT OLAN4, WONIII3, - Wol
•n Rion Street.. -• -••,:i k , i . • •: . liahl,l
CRACKER BAKERIES
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