IA
Ettlitht ..o'4dtt,
SPRING..
BY CUARLESIEI7IGSLICT.
See the land, her Easier keeping,
Rises as ha' Maker rose.
Seeds, so lontin darkness sleeping,
Burst at last 'from winter snows.
Earth.with hitivven above rejoices:
Fields and-gardens hail the Spring: .
Shantchs and woodlands ring wlth voices,
While the wild birds build and fag.
You, to whom your Maker granted
Powers to those sweet birds unknown,
Use the craft by God implanted:
-- Gee tbe-reason not your own.
Hereontle heaven and earth rrjoices.
EsaSt his Easter tribute bring.—
Work of finger, chant of voices.
lake the birds who build and sing.
EPHEMERIS,
=I
-58 boats are in the, UppeT Missouri river
trade. ,
—A PrueSian school shin is in New York
—A., T. Stewart's income averages about
$3,000,000. -
Maryland hie ""a newspaper called - the
Crumptoacin. - •
—Sevetal Pennsylvanians are buying
land in Virginia.
Jefferson is performing Rip Van Win
klein Washington.
—Geo. H. Cutler, of Girard, Erie county,
.wants to go to Co ogress. -
—Lesseps, the projector 'of the Suez canal,
is a cousin of the Empress.
—During the last quarter, Alatka import=
ed ton dozen of champagne.
--Colonel Kelley is in New York. • He
bas not yet liberated Ireland.
—,Hancock and Adams sounds- ~well, but
all's not well that sounds
—57 horses are in the stables at Fordham
preparing for the sprbag races.
-There has never been a divorce granted
in the State of South Carolina.
—The only hippopotamus now alive in
America•is on exhibition in Chicago.
—The City of Richmond luxuriates in
morethan half a million of war debt.
--Vitrol throwing has again become fash
ionable in various parts of the country.
—The lddies off - N4ples gave the Princess
Humbert two embroidered handkerchiefs.
—Geo. Kane, of Halifax, sold his wife
recently to another Nova Scotian for $6.
--Does sending a man to the Legislature
come under the headof capital punishment.
—Cat harbor ought-to be a pleasantresort,
at least Catawaba is a favorite, here abouts.
—The original cartoon of Kaulliach's Era
of the Reformation is on exhibition in New
York. • • •
• —Lotta has a new play called "Aichie
Lovell," 'and founded on Mrs. Edward's
novel.
—Napoleon is building, houses ten stories
high; his right hand man,,Haus-mane, is well
—A special postal mission is said to be
what brought Anthony Trollope.• back to
America:
—Several hundred .houses remain .un-.
rented in. New York City., and .still rents
stay up.
—lt is said that Frenchmen think that the
Sabre demon Pere is sung with full chorus
is Paradise.
—Boston is expecting seventy-nine ships,
from various quarters of the globe, which
are now en route.
—The Hon. — Joel Parker has presented
Dartmouth College with eight _acres of land
for a college park.
—Mrs. Scott Siddons will come to Arneri
ca for $BO,OOO. She, could come for $l5O
by the Cunard line.
—Theresa has gone to Londonin hopes
of there.renewing the excitement which she
once created in Paris.
—There is a gentleman in England who
teaches the Chinese language, in that re
spect he is said to be unique.
—The Fenian headquarters on Fourth
street, in New York, are advertised to let.
Where are they gone to now ?
--Sickles would like to preside over the
Chicago Convention. A very laudable de:
sire on the part of Mr. Sickles. • -
—One of the finest churches in 3Laine was
dedicated at Portland by the. Swedenbor
glans, on Wednesday of last week.
—Variegated marble, more beautiful than '
those of California or Tennessee hasnow
been discovered in Union County, 111.
—A private speculation, a new town
called Wyoming, is crowing rapidly seven
teen miles North=west of Fort Sanders.
—Roman type is superceding the Gothic
in Germany. Thisinay be considered the
lasttriumph of the ROmans over the Goths.
—The Webb sisters are not spiders, and
one of them is to become a wife in San Fran
ciao", Wives are in, demandln that place.
-- .--A.California lawyer has a case on hand
from wideb he expects half a million dollars
in fees. These can hardly be styled fees
simple. ,
—Parch thinks that Cengess basin/peach
,
ed the President because_ they want to re
elect him and aon't want to take an untried
.
—White birch sap =lces pretty good' su
gar when boiled. The Louisiana slaies
uscid to' make - petty good sugar when
basted. l`
iaareat thr‘
onne soldans three cents
a piece. They Are made or plaited wood
splinters • something like wooden cigar
lighters:"
A . English English cabinet - maker is being tried
•
for ihsowing ids son. into &canal and Then
throwing stones.at his-head until he dis
-APpeared. • " • • • • •
.--GroVerts GentuM opera troupe, - with
lohannsen, Himm er, Stein, eeite
mulllerrmaxina, are now• performing in
-=The most fashionable sunnier resort on
jhe Hudeen this yet i . is said -to be Tarry
_ _tgivit, . It is a good place for totuists to pitch
ktheirtente.
the New York fair for the'benofit Of
the . 44?p,Ortal foi . the Nii.diriAt
cif .-84 , 1 1 11ei1l has been poelponed
unia - September..:
--Mrs. E. ;Oakes'- Smith says she is' tie
first white *omit Ithetver w ent to the
•sdnnit:of Mount 14:41.110 1 . • ' 1313 e. is not in
• -
The? enporti
,bintiters hays , lost tidy
1.0.E.41, who won't. untie , them . any more
and thus their rather questionable, occupa
tion is gone to join Othello's.
—Patrick Henry leftellt.. children when
he died, and only one survives This is not
:so astonishieg, • however, as Patack died•
sixty-nine-.yews ago.::
—Brig/Loll islollowed abOut by qua ad:
miring beSlity. ''l4luSie. must' have chaxms
to make the most unprepossessing' looking
of men fascinating in some eyes.
—The London Times .says that at the re
ceht race between Oxford and Cambridge ;
Cambridge only came in second because
there was no third boat in the water.
aron De udberg s n succeede
by Count De' Stickelberg in the Russian
Embassy at Paris. Queer names those Rus
sians have--Bedbitrg and Straddleburg.
—Madam Parepa Rosa has sailed:for: Cal
ifornia. It is believed• that there is'no truth
in the report that she had chartered one ves
sel of each line to take her .out in install
ments.
—Somebody in New. York advertises for
a medical diploma. . He must be a very poor
excuse for a man who can not get the degree .
of M. D., or any other D., out of some ado
lescent college.
—A circus manager advertised that "the
hero of one hundred summersaults" would
socn appear in Chicago. Immediately the
general impression was That Senator Doolit
tle was coming.
—Senator Grimes, of lowa, lias given ten
thousand dollars towards founding a public
library in Burlington, which town is evi
dently rejoicing in the fact that Old Grimes
is not• dead yet.
—Prentice is probably • the. most vulgar
funniest before the public, although he is
not so coarse as ;Yomerny. Both are down
on Forney, which is very flattering indeed
to that gentleman.
—The Astor House has been thirty-three
years in existence. When it was first open
ed it was an up town hotel and considered
one of - the wonders of modern times. It
isn't either any more.
rumored that the Independent is to
become religious; this may be true, but the
most vivid imagination should find it hard
to conceive ,the idea of the editor of the In
dependent becoming pious. -
—Some adventurous individuals who do
not fear jaw breaking among trout have
decided to stock with those delicate little
fish the waters of Lake Chan-bun-a-gun-ga
many, near Webster, Mass.
—An exchange says that Chicago prom
ises a Democratic majority of four thousand
at the November election. We don't like
to say it, but we think that• either, our ex
change or Chicago is a liar.
—Seventy-five hundred Saxon and Pros-
sian emigrants have passed through New
York, during the past few days. Emigra-
tionfrom the port of Bremen has never
been on so extensive a scale as this year.
—The Havanese have 'gone raving mad
about Ristori, there never was each ail ova
tion vouchsafed to an actress as that bestow
ed on the Queen of Tragedy at the farewell
performance of " Sor Teresa " on Friday
bight.
—Chicago may again hide her diminished
head. Connecticut has outdone her on the
divorce question. We do not believe there
was ever any place else so absurd a con
glomeration of, disgusting particulars as Is
contained in the great Judd case.
—An allopathic Medical college is to be
founded in Detroit, e 20,000 have been sub
scribed by Detroit physicians. If a suffi
cient sum to found the college is procured,
the medical department of the university of
Michigan will be transferred to it. I
—Mrs Gladstone rushed into the lobby
and kissed her husband, after his" Irish
Church speech. Suppose she had made .a
mistake and Mr. D'lsraeli had received the
salute, what a commotion would have been
made by the English female lobbyists.
- ---Most women when they take to the of
fensive, use their nails ! Mrs. 43illan, who
lives in Chicago, differs from the rest of her
sex; she took a haMmer and pounded her
husband's head. If she had driven one of
her nails into his head she . would have re
sembled Jael, as itwas she only went to
jail.
—A lady in 3laine after writing very en
thusiastically about General Hancock, says
that he is one of those men , 'whom armies
idolize, and then saysthat General Grant is
not. General McClellan was one of ttat
kind, but it didn't keep him from repudi
ating his idolators and running on an anti
war ticket. -
—We shouldn't be much surprised if
King George of Hanover came over to
America to live. Austria has told him to
trims up his fardies and depart,and we don't
see Why he e shouldn't come to New York
to' reside. It is , a much pleasanter town
than London, which seems to be about the
only otherplace left for the royal exile.
• •
—lt is supposed that the Lelands have
entered into a grand conspiraCy to buy up
and gain possession`of 4sil'of ,the hotels in
the country.. Their latest acquisition is Tay
lor's hotel in Jersey City:
. The Metropoli
tan in New York is the biggest thing they
have, and they would have plenty' More: if
it were not for the Stetsons, who seem to
biconspiring for the same purpose.
• Mayor Illackmore, like meet of our otb
'er MaYors, has inaugurated his term of of
flee by insisting ori the sidewalks being
cleaned occasionally. - This is, ~of course,
praiseworthy,' and "should he kept up, as it is
in other cities;.ha change could still be
made for the better. It is very annoying to
be splashed and sprinkled at all hours of the
-day whilst teasing along the streets; and yet
at present 'every one is 'liable to sudden
,shower baths at any time.'. In: some of the
Eastern towns; where the pavement clean
lair is enforced, the yeople are net; 41-
lowed,to clean between the hoiiri' of ,eight
I n the Morning ..and seven in the.evening,
'end ,by these , means , voletin , side,wau c t l ! t ‘ re
achieved`and Ike. water annoyance '4Voided
ifai4fr Par, o l. ileYi -An
amendment of , tWe sort would, we think
, be gratefully tedelved •by l 'very Many eiti.
. a .
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: THURSDAY. APRIL 30. 1868,
lEiNal
=I
ONLY
:• - A FULL SET OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH: ,
FOR EIGHT DOLLARS.
•
, -••••"..FULL UPPF.R AND LOWER BET FOR ell.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT WHEN
No'CHAIRiE FOR EXTRACTING -WHEN ART/-
. FICIAL.TEETH ARE ORDERED.
ALL WORK WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS..
LAUG.HING,GAS FREE OF CHARGE. AT
QUINCY soopT,s
Steam Dental Eatabibittmettti
21$ PENN STREET, 3D DOOR ABOVE HAND
- - -
•
N. B.—As DR. GCOTTAs a licensee...under e
Goodyear Patents, he 'will not makee any new
out?) rubber" sets, but willoontinue to mabbfac re
the genuine articIe — VIIDOANITE. raltD:d
•
GAS FLICTIIIMS.
FlaartriiiES
Et;n a ellers,
FOR GAS AND OIL
Just received, the driest and largest assortment
ever opened in thls'cltv.
WELDON & - KELLY,
147 'WOOD STREET, COIL. 'VIRGIN ALLEY.
u1h24:n22
DRY GOODS
87. _ MARKET STREET. 87.
SPRING OPENTNG
THODORE F. PHILLIPS',
(inecessor to J. 31. BurchSeld & Co.)
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfulli announces that the
extensive alterations to his
RIETAIL DRY GOODS STORE
Are coMpleted. and his establishment is NOW
OPHN. Hp otfer6 an entirely
New Stock of Dry Goods,
For Springtinil Summer Wear, at the lowest East
ern Case - Prices,
anai 617.::.111ARICIET STREET ....81,
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8 Pet
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A T DENiTISON k HECKERVS,
•,cx-
27. Fifth Street.
rLApi LINEN ILINDREECHIEF4, 8 cents
and 'upwards. -
ALL LINEN HEM-STITCHED AM/KER
CHIEFS. for 35 cents and rpwardh.
WATCH AND WORK BOXES, WHITING
_
DESKS.
HOSIERY, in all grades and at all prince
MORRISON'S STAR SHIRTS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.!
HID GLOVES, CORSETS, HOOP SHIRTS, b.c
ALL OUR GOODS -AT LOW PRICES. -
fel()
rill . RA, McCANDLESS & CO.,
IL) (Late Wilson, Carr & C 0.,)
WHOLESALE- DEALERS IN .
Foreign Nand Domestic Dry Goods,
N0.94 , W00D STREET, • ' •
Third door above Diamond alley,
PITTSBURGH, PA
TTOIJSEKEEPERS,_
roam THE QUEEN,
QUEEN.OF THE WASIPTUO.
A HOUSE CLEANER; A CLOTHES *ASHER.;
. • A STAIN AMOVER; -
A,SPOT ERAMCATOIt; A COLOR RESTORER;
Cheaper than Soap,- Sold 1n Bottles respect
able Orocers. -Indorsed by the drat faardhesof dale
gueny county. Manufactured'by the •
asps MANUFACTURING,OO:i
Office, No. 138 WOOD STREET. PlttebrarthLl
NOTICE.--Propostils will Aie re
ceived by the undersigned on tip
Ist' DAY OF MAY, FOl2 TIIE • _..
Plastering and Gas Pitting of the Sev
enth Ward 'New School }Pause. Pitts-
Separate bids liy the ' yard and lump; are %elicited
for the Plastering: The Direetora reserve the right
to.redeet, any or all bids. Plant and eproltlcattoul
can be seen at the office of BARB &DlOU'lli Nes. NI
and 4 St. Clair greet. • D
lifoollllx.A. ,
JAS. ROBB, ,
A. A. 310014 -
Building. Cottunittee.
ap=w96
gorkrsittnaGn 44,LLEGHENY
Vii.
MANCHESTER' " .PASSENGER „RAILWAY
NOTICE.—FOR'SALE OR LEASE. 'that Mirt. - of
the Railway of said Company 'extending from the
lower line of their property outltrawberry Lane, In
McClure towuship.,downth the terminus at Woods'
Muu. Parties wishing to. purchase or_ lease the
above described' part et sold Railway will apply
within ten days from the 24th Inst.. as no proposm
will be entertained after the 4th day of May prox.
Yropos.als to be banded to the undersigned.
GILMORE, , •
..Isinperintondent,:pro ton..
No. 23 St. Clair dt,, rittsbarah.
ap2.^..048
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pERCEVILL',I3EcitErr,
MECUANICAL ENGINEER, • ;
(Late of P 4 F. W. it C. Raßivay.) , -
01Rde. No. 70 FEDERAL STREET Room No. 0,
apatatra. P t 9. Box 50, Attztilizz(r WY' '
m.ACHINERY4 of all deactlottotus___ctatjnad.
BLAST FURNACE and ROLLING NULL DRAW.
'NOS ibrallahod. Yartlonlar atteMlon paid to de.
- sitni9scom.rmayLOuollOTlV,m, -Patentsoov .
4 aelo all j t SirAn : ZVEkiNejniAW.
ING CL For Inochaataa,eyery WBDNESDAT
IfiGHT. - . itOltow
.•••„ „ , • ,
-WiCHREBS ..10,43 Dealer
„ _ • .
Orden len here °the Ithid Stitief Bridge Will 're.
..eshr . oprengt,, p{featly % - MUMS !mpg'.
I)ll 4b!iFid L , AuSS t rt , ;‘,. • „ • `.• AIPT• O3
.. • • .
frl Wit"illitel:W. killakt4"1110)kill
::;:.
IYIIOLESAIE ,AND RETAIL 11111111 S
Trimmings, Notions and Fancy Goods:
A Fine Lot. of Parasols,
IN ALL STYLES AND COLORS,
;E.NDItE
. 1c0i3,, at .I.per pair
SYSTEXIS.A
GENUINE
LIGHT COLD
TRIMMED M
SUMMER BAL
In PAPER COL
MACR
78 and
ap24:dl6
NEW STO
rM77.Vi
PIIrLADE
16 Market
,d respectfully Inform the public
Iced their entirely new stock of
The underaigi
l
;that they have rec
goo.da, consisting
Millinery an
Ribbons,
Artificial Flowers,
Embroideries, White Goods,
To Which they invite .the 'attention of purchasers
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
One of our firm giving his entire att.ntlon to the
having had l ' .;lt 4°. e.i di Pet'i t etiC:an 2 t a t l e i r i l he M fretl e lliCs a ro d r
procuring go ods at the very lowest prices, we are
enabled to offer great Inducements.
Constantly receiving New Goods from the New
York and Philadelphia auctions..
A
A Ethare of public patronage Is respectfully soli
' cited.
ROSENBAUM, STEINILART & CO.,
No. 70 MARKET STREET
mh3l:n3!)
PERFECT FITTING
KID GLOVES. •
"A. C. C."---"H. ff- , . K."
0
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We Invite atteiition 'to orz
KM GLOVE DEPARTMENT,
Which IS ZlOlrcomplete with every color and shade.
In addition to our own special imPortation of the
Celebrated A. C. C. (lonvin) RIDS ,
We have secured the exclusive sale of the
“Ilarrls @Seamless. Kids,,,
- Tice best Wove and most perfect Et
DIACRIII'd &
AT EATON*,
No. 17 Fifth Street.
New Parasols, ,
Straw Goods,
MACRUM & CARLISLE,
19 Fifth - Street,
•
NOW Ofrl2 r the most elegant line of
HILM3 . 17RGS -
Ever - opened In Pittsburgh, to •utich they especially
Invite the attention of their customers. The de
signs are nearly all new and ortglnal u d aut
ONE-FIFTH LESS THAN REOULA.O P R ICE S
, spa
_ _ _
& CARLISLE,
19 FIFTH STIIEET,
Have Just opened all shades of
• BULLION ANti"nisTplu FRINGES.
BUGLE GIMPS AED FRFNGEII,
At yen. toys' pricer. I apll
IVOTICE TO OWNERS -OF
BEATS, lUCKI c,
Notice Is hereby given to all 1)4,71644 of Drays,
Carts, Carriages, Buggies, &e. • , whether resident or
non-resident In the City of Pittibutsb, to pa their
Licenses at the Treasurer's. Office of •the City. of
Pittsburgh FOUTHWITH, In accordance with an
Act of Aitsembly, approvedMarth 30th, IEIOO,- and
and an Ordinance of the Councils of the City of
Pittsburgh, Passed Aprlllo, 1800. •
• All Licenses not paid on or before MAY 15, 1868,
vrlll be placed In the. hands of the Chief ef l'olice
for collection, subject to ills kV of 50 cents for the
collection thereof,_ and all peons who neglect _or
refuse Ulrike one Licenses rs will • be suhlect to a pen
alty, to be recovered 'before the Mayor, double the
amount of the License. .
The old metal plates of proyieus leant mind be re
turned at the. Ume.ldeenses ara.thken mayor pay
25 cents therefor. -
•• • ' IIATX3 OF LICENSE .
Each One Horse . VISO •
• nett Two Horse , • " .. ......... ISI 00 -
• Zech Four Horse " . 15 OD
• Each Two Horse Bach • ' 15 00
M• • Omalbases•!aud , •-Timbee Wheels , drawn.ny Two
orses, klighteen Dollars each. -For- each addi
tional Horse - used hi any of the above Veldales 'One
Dollar.. • -- alatuEL
- Fein fi CDT-Treasurer.
allirlitil." • ' •
IFLEGkHENY - COLINTY ••• •
W6ll , li}lo:t7BEl.
SEALED r ItOtSISA.LS trill beiteekred 'until the
• Dsth last., ror LATINO BRION BY. lIE XHO_
in accorrtance 'with the planaand merinos"
Ilona tiled at UAW &.110SEIDS. of untter
the direction of the Sukerlntendent:
.
ALBREE, Secretary
t • '
I; . 'Wood iitreetnocorner
5p0:033
.
JOSEPII S. WINCH & CO.,
Vls os 1 5 , 157, XSR,I9 f 1 ,198 and 193,• • •
RUM trnigET. , ;
/4 1 uPART ququi 0 7;
,r(ut. :Bye! Indiacpy.
lkisadelaert iIIrOREION.WINEStkidtiINKIO4 B .
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11THITE LUKE. •
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860 SMuma -WHITE UNA
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Warr
171 0 77-7,,,r41 4 ?.1 4 17,• 1 !;.,WW1W. 0404211ad
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No.:11113 Liberty street; Pittlibirgti‘
. 1 12
. 4
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fine assortment of
Gcococls,
It consists of
PLA
PLAlltrl.4lllSuolt;
:ICS, Etc. _
c. per yard. ,
M3I2 4 KS, atifiXe.
,
is now Coniplets.
CORSETS,
EASTERN PRICES
$1.85 "
ID RIDS, at 50c. &pair,
IN SKIRTS at $l.OO
' ORALS, at 75c. and
A.R.S., we have a fall variety
, GLYDE & CO.,
0 Market Street.
E T NEW STORE :
,STEINILIRT & CO'S
PHIA. EMPORIUM;
treet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Straw Goods,
=
Hosiery and. Gloves,
Corsets and Skirts,
Fancy Goods, &c
19 FIFTH STREET
MI
- And Flowers,
JUST OrENEV.
CARPETS„ OIL CLOTHS. &C.
EM;IiIEO
C:ARP!'~TIS~ ~
A very isuperkii qdaltty . of
White,
Fancy Striped
MATTLNGS,
ALL-WOOL INGRAINS,
• .. -
IN - BRIGHTEST COLORS
Prices the Lowest in this Market.
3feenum BROS.,
51 FIFTH STRHET. above Wood
apT7
1868i SPRE1Gr BTOCIiIB6B
CARPETS,
JUST OPENING,
LARGE A S SORTMENT, _
AU Qualities
LOWEST PRICES IN TILE CITY
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE - WHO BUY
- TO SELL.
WARD,- BOSE . . & CO.,
21 Fifth Street,
mhlo:diwY OVER BATES: b BELL'S.
WE
. HAVE JUST RECEIVED,
BY STEAMER COLORADO,
Ot our own Direct Importation,
FTHE NEWEST AND CHOICEST PATTERNS
OF THE CELEBRATED
JOHN CROSSLEY & SON'S
- ENGLISH" TAPESTRY
AND
BODY BRUSSELS,
FOR PARLORS AND HALLS,
WITH STAIR CARPETS TO MATCH.
Iffe,FARLANII & COLLINS,
71 AND 73 FIFTH ST, (Second Floor.)
ararrrsaT
J. & H. PHILLIPS.
SPRING GOODS: 2 clrbrl
•
1868. 1000
min e urli r eligefa r k e itr in Sh i ao2 ur own
an'i
O ther
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND
WINDOW SHADE OIL CLOTHS,.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Also, a full line of
Transparent Mindow Shades,.
.Hollands, Shade Fixtures,
Tassels, Cards, de., de.
WOLESALE A.WD RETAIL BUYERS will find
our
ncfeiNISAkEITEIfF4EViraI,EuRn' THAN CAN
and styles second to none.
J. & H. PHILLIPS,.
no:nst • 28 AND 28 ST. CLAIR ST.
STEAM
CARPET BEATING
1
'ESTABLISHMENT..
Which TEN YEARS' TRIAL in New York and oth
er Eastern cities baa proved a complete success.
. ITS ADVANTAGES: .
Ist—Fading and Shrinkage arescompletely avoid
ed. •
11-1 4 V o lie l iggi a ggi dust , moths ur their larvae,
the. Carpet looks nearly as good 'al•new, save the
1 11 2 11— a1 Wheg g p f ereet7y eur f n, a Carpet will wear as
long again, a • desirabie c m ea atter as a mere point of
econopsy, to say nothing of 100k5...
ALL ORDERS LEFT '.AT TIIE 'OFFICE;
No. 179 Liberty 'Street"
Or addressed to P. O. Box 473, Will receive prompt
L Neil:NV/M I •
mh. / 64 ' • DROFftIiTOR.
CRACKER Ittlii:EMM.
MAB PATENT
. *MIPS • -
RREI4OI; CRACIEERg.
• • F:ctssqa CRACiERS:
FRENCII CRACKERS. •
- 1 1 11F.NCH CRA C KERS.,
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'" sasses cnAcgOs.,
FRENCH ORAC*ERA
And &cry varie t y of ..
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supExtpart, CRACKERS.
S. r MAV-INi'
SA Liberty Street, Pitisbursh
TRTAM3I. - ":ll,bsi4
ESTABLISHED IN MO:
SHEPHARO'S
&emu Cracker aiid Biscuit !''stettay
1917 LISESSIEHRELT, , ETTSBURGIL
Blumfacturyr and defer all ?duds of
CCONVMe II4 I O /TEAV
-pOIMIGg AND DOMENIC .tr ItirtS. Ylarre;ao
01 TR D} Aim' COLORS.
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Works
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'MCCOY% VARD/TEA anzEN, ,
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71109410/hquegiclissi: faurvoirliiipilds:
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TIISSOLUTION,
GREW
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Was dissolved on the 15th Inshiby trial conV:11,1
Eltb,et partner sign the nitt4e of le rut In set
.tleinent. *JA3IEB GREEO, Nb. 4 and street.
W3l. CLENDININtiI,"N . 50 Hanit st
rlttsburgh, April 15th, 18611
No.
GREGG will contlo th the old insiness a
NO. *Hand street. All orderetolll be p omptly al
tended to. I .F; , ;
The business will also be /i pj ytttlnt r ed•at the of
stand, No. 50 Hand street, . CLENDLN
- • sP21:0:8
And Check
T_TAVING r ULM° .: FD OF Ml
AA. tuirnww . YARD, stnigto at' 187 Rebece
-bireets: - Allegitenn L!ar>iad.
d..4 4 1 g : Gierxtedxami cot
ducted by' Messrs. PATT !ON - It EVANS, r;
E.N4DE.
AL
reed d.titgray si(ibdesor toll WY Customers an;
to sll7:wli ge interes* in secti
~. tug the - be s t ;qu o
ties of all kindii of Lumbeiarestices to salt the mos
JUST N'ORTED
fastidious
rrnlE
X. existing under the name dad style pf
jOHN ' 4I. • Bolls. Of do.;
Is fhls day dissolved bytantualiconsentitheinikrel
of a OHNENABLE havisipbecn.b4chased by IV.,
OGDEN, The busitiesie ( the late drei wlll
settled by JOHN H. BOYT9I arid . :WILLIAM
OGDEN, who Mute this day formed gopartne
ship under the name and style BOYTB & OGDEIsi
JOIN H. BOYTS,
JOHN ENABLE.
Pittsburgh, Maich 9th, 1969. am16:068
ISSOLUTION.T E FIRM OA
ATWELL, - LEE . * CO dissolved oil - tk
et of February, 1888, by rantiml . consent.' Fatale
partner may Sign the name of the firm In settlement
; - •• JOHN ATWELL.
CHtiItLES ATWELL.
A. if. LEE.,_ • •
The undersigned will contlthie the WHOLESAV
GROCERY BUSINESS, underthe name and style 4
ATWELL & LEE, at the old place, No. 131 of
street. A continuance of_ the
_patronage of thel
friends and the public is reapedtfuily solicited.
CIVARLES ATWELL.
A.J. LEE.
mla:ins3 r!
HENRY MEYER,I. -' • . 1
MERCHANT TAILOR, • I
:No. 13 SMITHFIELD STREET, l'lttablirgh, •Pi
full Constantly on band, a fu aslortment of CLOTHt
•,, • I
CA 9.D3tERES, VESTINGS, &o. ap'bo:oBG
purr*, Meio.hant Tailor
No. 34 Federal St,lA ll eglienyi.
Hare pat received a large aud i l wel 1 selected,stock !
PINE svitxtvo GOODS,
Suitable for a first class custo trade. Also. *lntl
stoek.of GENT'S Ft TRHISHi GOODS. 3015
p mcARDLE,'. . .
iumitcw.A.wriVA.rucm,
So. 9334 SMITHFIELD STREET, PITTSBURGH
'Keeps constantly on halo d d fine assortrPent of
CLOTHS CASSIMEHEi & VESTING!
'Also, GENT'S PURNISH/NG GOODS. GENTi
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. the latest style.
NOW READY.
•
With a large and complete 6tock of I
BOYS', YOUTHS , AN CHILDREN'S
CLOTH i C
All the new and leading etylis, to belband at .
BritTHE. BEST !AND CHEAT
EST PIANO AND (MOAN.
. .
, 'Schomacker's Gold Medal Piani
AND ESTEY'S COT AGE ORGAN.,
The SCHOMACKER PIANO combines all
latest valuable improvemendi known in the. co
structlon of a first class instrument, and has alwa
been awarded the highest Ptemiuni wherever e
Whited.' Its tone is full, sonorous and sweet. T.
workmanshi_p,. for durability; and beauty, • surpa
all others. Prices from $3O fo 4150, (according,
style and finish,)-cheaper • tliky. all other so-call
Aral, class Piano.__
ESTEY'S COTTAGE GROAN.
Stands at the head of :a reea instruments, in pi
clueing the most perfect pipe quality of tone of ill
*similar instrument in the United bilges. It is all
ple and Compact in construction, and not liable
get out of order.
CARPENTER'S PATEN " OX
HUMAN
TREMOLO" is only to be: (found In this Orga
Price from
,is
to 4550. Ali guaranteed for fi
-.* BARB I KRANZ BUTITLER,
tota N 0.12 Or: cLita. STREET;
RiECCIND HAND •
NELOkONS hlib 'ORGANS,
In perfect Order, from 11,34, t4ll/30.
_ BLUME.
Fifth it., Ad door above Wood
- LIMILBERI UMBER: LUMB
ALEXANDER . PATITHSON
• s
YARDS No. SS rreble Street formerly Mancbest -
and No. 157 Rebecca street anizposito Gas Work:
.ALLLIT.G.FLESI CITY. . •
bEaL.E.R IN ALL; KriDs CF
ROutil& and Pla*Rt Lumber,.
Pio° rl n g, - Doors.
Weathertroardlng, Sal •
Sa , :lift s t Lumber, ged* 4l 2l' Locust Posta
Lath. and Palings, Oak knd Yellow Fine.
TLLF. and CLAY.
"NICIRT PITT LUBI!Opit COMP.t.
(Capital, E . $. 125,000.
,
Pitasumm,EDWAßD
SEcatrAnY—T. A. WRItiHT.
SuritunnEnDas2--EDW4 DAVISON.
• . - • Did:moils: .
Edward Mk t:4604 IL P. - Dttfican,
Johir3fellcm, D. Dithrldge,
Gel>. „W. Ditsridite, - • L.,111,10ne,
, E. Johniaon,
LttirSEß.YAßD—Conitii BUTLER AND e
LEGIIINT -STREETS, Ws:4l. - •
OPPICII AT FORT PITT GLASS WORKS. WR
Streisi•. - 111.200961
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5 04iiis ALLEN, •
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.LEAF TOBACCO 4.ND MPS,
SIXTH STBETT, (Ifittional Beale of oft,
Ine#t Building,) - • PA;.I
_Branch of In Water etreot,•N., V. ; • A•
'•ar": ll77 DANIEL.F.,DLNTArt!!
Ar dl, tuisra;
Tr RUIP MIME ' AI*3(XIaTIOBBITILDINGIL'II •
*dud* Bt. Plttatnardtki r - 144 '• 13 •'
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ABU - AT BOMBS and PUBLIC BUlLtartier Lr‘
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MERCHANT. TAILORS.
For the ,Spr ti
No.. 44 ST. CLAISTRZET. •
G AY & LOGANJ
PIANOS; ORGifiN'S, &C.
LM4I:IM.
TUBA= 0,-AND CIGAREL'4,I3.
..GELsion. _ -
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MOOufacturers itiqleolero.4%;
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No FEDE , RAL 61 1 ,1 ALLEGHENY`
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