El
littsbuiti:' tit*.
THE 111113 ITS' ;OF
It is all very well, for the poets to tell.
By way of their songs adorning.
Of milkmaids who ronse, to manipulate cows,
At five o'clock in the Morning.
And of moony Young mo wersw-ho bundle out doors—
The charm of their straw beds scorning- -
Before break or day, to make love and hay.
At Ave o'clari lathe inerningi
But,
mord, tLeri
To no alive does the figure of the
Bring atax=or even bring batter.
- The pooredeepy ccrws,'lf told to arouse.
Wouldsto so. perhapa r in a horn-int; •
But the sweet country girls, womd tart/ show . their
bright curls
At live o'cck in the morning?
It may not be wrong for a man in the song, ,
Or the moon—if anxious to settle,
To kneel In wet grass, land o ahu,,.,
hat popped down on nettle r
For bow co ul d he see what was under hisluthe,
If, In spits of my friendly warning, •
Be went out of bed, and his house and his bead
At live o'clock In the mornlns
It is all very well, such stollens° tem . ;
Rut if I were a maid, all forlorn-Ing,
And a lover shonid drop, In the clover; to Pop,
At flee o'clock In the morning:
If I liked him, you see,rd say "Please call at three,
If not, I'd turn on him with Scorning;
"Don't come here, you flat, VIM' conundrum e
that,
At Ave 'o'clock In the morning:"
EPHEMERIS,
—Ole Bull is in Boston. .
- 7 Chanfriin is in Chicago..
Cincinnati has the small pox..
—Chicago is to have a floating steam fire
engine.,
—General Nagle is to be tried on the 9th
of May., •
- 4 -W.4re is J. N.? havn't heard of him
for 403...
Pendleton and English is the cry of the
repabitors now.
—There are but 5000 members of the
G. g, R., in Wisconsin.
--Trollope ,is staying' with the British
ister in Washington.
Counterfeit notes are m a nufactured by
some retail criminal nou.
—Penogram is a new' word fresh from
the mint of a western editor.
-;—Thad. Stevens no doubt wishes he was
a-Boutvrell.—Evsning Bulletin.
-Lists of unclaimed telegrams are pub
lished in San. Francisco papers. '
, Thurlow Weed does not despise Horace
(freely.. He only thinks he is no gentle
man.
7 -Most of the rooms at Cozzens's hotel at
West Point have already beeiitaken for the
—A Harbor of Refuge is to be construct
ed' near Block Island, in Long Island
Senn&
' r.--...M00rs are emigrating to this country..
Africiitir( of • llie Ethiopian type will probe
—ln the Botanic Gardens of Brussells
there 'it r arose tree sixty feet high, which
was brought from Carraccas.
—Goldwin Smith says it is the destiny of
the British North American ColOnies to be
absorbed by the United States.
—Upwards of sixty thousand persons
have attended the Sunday evening services
hi the Boston theatres this winter.
'.-Two hundred and sixty-three cows are
kept in city of poston. Four cows are
kept in•tone old abed in Allegheny. -
=For the fourth time in his very eventful
life, Monsieur . Drouyn de L'Huys is to re
receive the foreign portfolio in Prange.
Bateman's French opera- troupe
Will tiring out La Belle Helene at the Na
^ tiOnal theatre in Washington next week
:- . .-JOhn Quill says the case for the Piesi
dent will close when Evar-t's done,. unless
Stanbery decide*to makes few remarks
-At last Si. Lonil is to hive a decent
theatre, and Ben De Bar is to build it. Pitts- .
burgh still hangs fire on The theatre subject.
- .
—A Zoological garden has been begun in
the Schnctzen Park in Baltimore. The eel
lection at present consists of a Brazilian ta
1--L.Dog crusades are going on -ail over the
country and the , unfortunate children of
opine who eicape the basket muzzle fierish
at the:gun muzzle. - . •
-11 -14 d rs. D. S. Curtis is said to ligthd aunt
orftiof "The Spirit 'of '76," which is the
literary hit of the season. Mrs. Curtis is
the wife of a BostonVanTier..
—Jerry ilitick thinks thattecretary Sew
arA ;would die if he were pat for one day in
'the society of honest men. Jerry ought to
, know, for he can sympathize with him. •
— , A; Cuban slave, Manuel Roblejo",by
eide4oring to plirdiasi his free-'•
dom by th e, isle Of lispoemi.
a lite4ill
eato..his livinghyllanuellabor.-;-;Ezehurip.
paprP out the'
sippi*orig theleWd-inipertiliublith4 ri
York o liostini, Chicago, and taCiesse
and `shipped. tit •titonsands' to the Pacific
_ .. 2.. .... 16 ineb0dY; 11h0
is evidept~} -not rely.
-."- . .riqmsywith, subject,says.vboiu I m mo
calm, the nerves, feitiihi impatience,
010 the sigrits and the eipear-
anca,”ll- • .
Spurgeon is Often huoted as a 4
illustrious example of' those opposed to the
of; the English.-prayer book in English,
schools? Mr. flintrgeon is a Baptist. Quart
rum euf
Stephen H. 4ran9b: says he Wagefi ,
drunk- the other day :. when picked tip
the streets britp4b4.::: 11P 'was drugged,
as iitost people are -..who drink
ern WiliskY ,
lukGraitge:prignoli Opera' troupe
Wasiii Buffalo last B l ' l oo' B / 1 4 1 ''.
tonic loVer, the bettalful young 4 1ady,Ntras ,
also there, drinking in rapture from one of
the dress circle chairs:
young ladles Were pn bnind VAC ,
tint" 'bpand for Europe with Nt'lMek",
einOttia ebb bonndli)iiin piai Li ' :t l/:6
14#90Ptibie young 4eart , of the- novelist, if
they dld not get sea sick.„ • .
-'#n,
default Of sWedlotafoowilibi"
. Ate nt(nrthp gif)13111/ And‘
felnee. tin 'own, and nitY An:key:vast can
• . pink them oft wood be litg ly tipreciatea,
7)49 st,f4le_ted h l 74lM l .s:quitTtntfi..,
-m* its UP‘tkittldes of
Ohl* , 1642441 1 11° W at' j h4 j0 11 i t 3ttaiet
rbe%iti;,l
Ltlr oppo4 to tho conviction of his fath-
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er-in-law, because as long as he' is ,Pee Kent
the' Setiator lives. - with biniand,payetic,
board The vdttl for mulatto! when Cast
may be looked opon asap argument.in favor
ofee-0491*
. _
. •
l`duanism died ikith D
Canada. Whether the Fenian had any
thing to do with the assassination is very
doubtful, but timt dam notidader etmadhtna
from believing that they did, and we venture
t° D r -,.. edie lel lt atTAPlNOWATl -ASYe-r ,
take platie in the dominion.
Thuitaii evehing Jana >3s
Jan 6
scheckperikained folitut l last
country. The play Watalizabeittli and' the
theatre the Bronklyn Academy. 43 to be
hoped tht;t:thegreat tragedienne tir ill be in
duced, by her great, spccess, to ,repeut her
professional 'visit - to ebitntry.'
—Thomas-Cady, while" attempting to put
a new set' of halliards on'a liberty pole in
Bergen, N. :J., lost hist hold and fell one
hundred ; feet to the grounds where -hedash
ed his brains out. Great regret is felt lhat
he had not succeeded in fastening on the hal
liards, as nobody'Will attempt it now.
A. lady in Illinois wants a husband, and
advertises for him in a becatur newspaper.
She is easily pleased.. All she wants is lhat
he should be handsome, well off, temperate,
anti-tobacco, and a regular church-goer. If
she finds him, it will be a - renewed evidence
of the fact that advertising works miracles.
—The following slander is going around
among the papeis; it might apply pretty
well to American editors, and, indeed; per
haps it is just, as it stands:
"In Germany, when a pap& publishes
anything wittjr;they.kill the editor. Not a
single editor has been killed there for two
hundred years."
—The Philadelphia papers are loud in
their reproof of a number of ultra fashion
ables who talked and lauglied too loud while
occupying a box at the Academy of Music.
Some of the same partY were last "winter
hissed by the audience for the same offence.
- 7 -McCtiole and , Coburn are going] to
Chicago to fight. It is perfectly refreshing
to notice the indignation which some or the
Chicago plpers assume at this announee
ment, and how they say that the prize I
fighters will have to go to some other State, -
and yet between two and three columns
were devoted to the last prize fight in the
vicinity by each of the daily papers.
—Rev. W. Morley Punshon, the re
nowned Methodist orator of England, , and
said to be the most polished and powerful
speaker of modern times, is coming to the
Chicago Conference as a delegate from Eng
land. After his official duties are completed,
it is understood that he will travel through
~.
various parts of the country and we under
stand that efforts are being made to have
j him lecture in this city.
—When young ladies retire frorniva even
ing party, en masse in an omnibus, they
should be careful not to allow their gentle
man-escorts to be too boisterous in their
merriment, or some extra officious police
man might arrest them and drive them off
in a body to the station hoof , . We have
even heard of some such thing having actu
ally occulted - in Allegheny, sad consider
it an outrage such as could only be proper-
II avenged by the cashiering of the rudely
officious official
-Powers is now employed upon a statue,
to which he has not yet givers a name. 'lt
might be called "Tlie. - Last of the Race." A
tall, beautiful Indian - woman is represented
as in the act of running, but with a weari
ness of body and limb which indicates that
the end of her flight is near. Her head is
turned to one side, as if listening to the
sound of pursuit.. The-face expresses both
fear and pain, not sharp and desperate but
dulled by the knowledge of an inevitable
fate.—Bayard Taylor's Cor. - •
—There is perhaps in the world no amuse
ment so generally abused as gossiping. Every
one attacks it, but every one makes use of it,
and like many other things it is worst abused
by those who use It most. Without a little
of it sprinkled in as seasoning, society of
any kind would Ike keycold and ,disagreea
ble..He or. she ' who indulges in gossip
must, or ought to, knoW that like most other
things it grains, • and therefore ,should be
wary; 'but he Orshe who says that none but
geese would indulge the use of, so abomina
ble a weapon of the arch enemy generally
in the end proves hlniself a gozzard. Gos-'
slph!g, likeamoking, drinking and other
small vices, is very , piquante and ' delightfUl
if moderatelyinflated in, but, dangerous if.
' carried to excess. - .'•
—People who indulge in the use of choco-
Ilate probably have no idea of •what a dis
gusting mess they are finding sof delicious.
IWe know young ladiee who would be shock
efl at the iiteis of using Chewing gum, which
is really no worse ;thatrehocolutet: In the
PiePlavlticeigf,M B *mil* '04 , 04,,i*A' '
sugar, facfour; - ; 3 49: 11 40( 84kChi: a rrow
root, honey end inolassessue used; of cogrse,, ,
tbie . 'ee, #gleilleo l4 :4 40.0 not ietittlia the *de, ,,
desired chootilato color, _to obtain which
venetian red, tinber;* and the pois- .
onottsmetalic salts, cinnahar:,and red lead
are e mployed; after all this. the fatty unc
tions taste of the original-chocoliterisl lost,
and rMist lie•OlltOtecilbi:ltultni lit : tallOw
and hogtelard.l; 4i't4Br all thia it is bidled and
poured into mouldS, and when cold it is "s:
dainty dish to set before, a queen" or any
•
of the young ladies who so "love choco
late."
—lt is the, f4ion to abuse chignons and
therefore chignoms will probably be 'abused
until they disappear .from`sight, not , because
of,theAuse, for that never has the slightest
effect on fashiOns. We realty cannot under
stand why these excrescences . shOuld be so
assailed. Thy are unbecoming to most.
girls, but so are many otbeiAtings; they are
simply a; covering ror the. opier.Portion of
the back of the head, taking the place of the
hardehei Set*.crow - Nobody Oh)eoted,
tAiiiialaWol4.' Why Should they to hair
hindtdrbsadllt And'itS , .t6 4ectiftiall i Wiloh.
Pftridr#PeCilie,e#,Yitte N.Vire,:reStunitif
taigno2ll.T WO' is iitille. 400,04 I yl, lay ugigrA'T,
e i ve ketftsped thathelfrst hat thsy_sw: V— - .:
saw • on the viarees bead', and onti . - :i'''l 4 Alfilw—ler . , ( 4 110 # 1 0 1 4 111,
biiiiit'. - . ;1 1 3 idnlV fiAW - in!!itttilif 4:'
=d er - , ... i i i : l
`- 3 4 9 ,6,„ .iii:isti i ito 1 ' 41 ; 4 ' ~0;, ) , 11-
R ik& mor e th an m any of the man yrheouse
no
_.._ , 40: C. BOTLZ a 00. , 5,
mem do. __ , moms Ansa __, Allegbegl Ctg.
T *owe *Mae' .
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PlTSs;ft I : SATKR
.I AL MAY
iIEPMDBMY.
---- WILT. •
kftrt AirrinciaL Tzrra
i nt a Ltltl i
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Pict 11- R - 11ES4 UIDITIM.. AYSTI•
11 TEETIVAILIC.O
ALLIVORK:WAMMENnt it:wax
YA SC-CITAUIGLIAT
QIIINC,OTTS-
StOSIIIII Dental _ Establislormenti7
ATs 1 5 14P CFT t.-1 1 P ) 49.94• 4 1 3 9V 2 4 LI.WP?
N. D. DA. SCOTT Is & iterate under the
'Goodyear Patents, he will not make any "new (bo
r.'s) tamer- se ts, se ts, Irtstynl continue to manntse,ture
Tile gesodn, article—it zaliZl:d&T
Vy *ol o 31
GAS FIKTITRFA
CU a, 33. ellers,
FOR OAS AND OIL.
Just received, the finest and largest assortment
ever opened In this city.
- INELDON & ',KELLY,
147 WOOD STREET, COR. VIRGIN' ALLEY.
mh2Am.V.
DRY (WOW.
87. . MARKET STREET. Qr 7
t." • •
SPRING OPENING!
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS',
(Successor to J. M. Burchfield It Co.) ' .
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY:-GOODS.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that the
extensive alterations tq his
RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE
Are completed. and his establishment is NOW
OPEN. He oilers an entirely
Nets Stock of Dry Goods,
For Spring and Summer Wear, at the lowest East -1
ern Case Prices.
87.. 'MARKETSTREET....EII,
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A
T DENNISON & HECKERT'S,
A
. Filth_ Street.
PLAIN LINEN TIANDKMtC/11.EFS, S cents
HANDBER
CHIEFB
for
AND and
__p_ a u w ard
DIJAS.WRITING
DIZKS. WORK
lIIYSI.KAY, In all grades and at all prices.
, • „. ,
monism's SThR SHIRTS,
AT IMEDIPCOIIOiPitIVEri .
' .
KID GLOVES, COBSETS,InOOP SKIItTS, de.
. . .
ALL OUR GOODS At:LOW PRICES.
fon . ,
- - - -
CIAIRR, McCANDLIEBB & CO.,
IL) (Late Wilson, Darr C C 0.,)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD STREET;
Third door above Diamond alley,
• . PITTSBURGH, PA.
, .
rty-ROPOSALSilealed ' Proposals
will be received by the Water.Commlttee of the
of Pittsburgh, until 7 o'ciock P. pt. of
_ .
Tuesday,' May 12. tit,
FOR THE iii.CiLLCiiiiNti:VlZ
Alfl EN6-111) 1 1 00.
• •
,;.... 1. ...
id th e Lowd:Wo r kg. supeddo present building,-
and of equal: capacity tTlbe engine erected at the
a 1,1 0
, ~ ! Ill apr i .,...! l •, : roptandiJitrild . ': . 7 . L tie received for furnish-
PriltNtrire Arorklii . .l-,•• v
-c t .,..A"' , ~'
.'" 7 ` VINT., 33 ticiFIRS,.
'Each 4p inches by 24 ft; with two 18.-Inctrillues,
smote Stack, Steam Pipe, Meaux and Nadi:trains.
FOUR itimk.ns,
At tipper Works, eith 4iNchei Ire 116 feet, two 16
Died ltr a. ; Bm°kelrtaer4 . team ViP e,.. Ste a m Mid
cL i
proposals wtll.4lso bO r ''''' ied ot 61141 C time for
LATINEcIV ER - . PIPE
- , . .
•
Daring the present seastm,”on such Streets and alleys
as may from time to time be , directed by the com
mittee.
Details of the proposedAfk, , and apecidcations of
the machinery, can be iEntatured at the office of the
Water Works,: or: at the lLower Works, after the
,28th hist, • •
Tlllll3l* - Diesitl4lrthisik :settleitnexiti.
The Water Coinralttee4ive tic i right'to ' reject
any-orall bids, if deem sham dna&
. - • . •q,
•
ts v
Apt 3 'Stipa nden 1 Water
VVEST.COBiIiOitz;:
vv • •
• *AO, Worke r
coiner
“111111111,11 L Ile ,
NW' 'of nt i imire Tt -ib t f r north ,
rgr a ire t e i l itsit w it s . .
oxen t"e" 0 reasonable.
AND
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MOINE
4 4 - 4 ! -
ALsot r yowt , ;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS
TrimmingS, Notlons and Fancy Goods.
We have received a very tine assortment of.
" -
Which canna be beat. It consists of
..STRIPED.DO D AND PLAIN SWISS;
STRIPED__, B RED & PLAIN NAINSOON;
LAWN , CAMBNICS, Etc.
GOOD IRISH LINEN_, at 37_,Ke. per _yard.
WWI) DAMASK 'TOWEL*, at lAhc.
Oar Line of HOSIERY is no* Complete.
200 DOZEN. Or COIUMTS,
Just received, selling M EASTERN• PRICES.
A Vine Lot - of Parasols,
IN ALL.STYLES AND COLORS,
SYSTEME ALiXANDRE KIDS, at per pair
GENUINE " " $1.86
LIGET COLORED KIDS, at 50c. a pair.
TRIMMED MUSLIN SKIRTS at .0.00
SUMMER BALIIORA.LB,.at 15c. and $1
In PAPER COLLARS, we have a full variety
MACRUM, GLYDE & CO.,
IS and SO Market Street.
sp2A:dl6
NEW STORE! NEW STORE!
ROSENBAUM, STEINHART & CO'S
PHILADELPHIA 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,
Coriets and Skirts,
• Fancy Goods, &c.,
To which they invite the attention of purchasers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
•
One of our firm giving his entire attention to the
purchasing of gooUs at the Eastern Markets, and
having had long experience and
lowesthe facilities for
procuring goods st the very 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 respeetftrliy soli
cited.
ROSENBAUM, STEINIIART & CO.,
tio. 78 MARKET STREET
m1k24:n20
PERFECT FITTING
KID GLOVES. .
"A,. C. C.7---"H.
We Inv IteAttention to our.
KID GLOVE . DEPARTMENT',
Which Is now complete vrlth every color and shade.
In addition to our own special Importation of the
CelebratTl A. C. C. (Jonvin) lUDS,
We have secured tlie exclusive sale of the
0
'•lfnrrls Seamless Kids,"
The beet Glove and molt perfect fit.
mama & CARLISLE,
19 FIFTH STREET
M
AT EATON'S,
: No. 17 Fifth• Street.
New Parasolit;
Straw Goods,
JUST OPENED
MACRUSI & CARLISLE,
19 ( Fifth Street,
Now offer the most ele g ant line or •
HAMBURGS
frivvede°Pthilie 2t i at i l t Oist b gefe gig:a:gay. eagne ) :
stv4irygrasnalsraramattilVllCErt
spit
MACRUIII Si. CARLISLE;
A "' 10 FIFTH STREET,
Have. Just opened all shades of
RDLLION AND ninon' FRINdES
WHILE GRIPS AED FRINGES,
At levy low.PriceS.
CIU=R B
AS !gr:oLTEPET
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRMtiMI CitiMMBB
TRENCH CILACIUSIIS
ritENCII CIUCSJSRS.
FRENCII
niE*o4. P#AC?Oil!
And every variety of . •
SUPERIOR CRACKERS
S., S. itUaLVID,r,
mbeity street, Pittsburgh
.TRY
STABILISIIED is4o.
E.
SHEPHAREPS
Steam`Cracker and. Biscuit Factory
817 V4IBMIMATMTEIBInuni!
Manufacture; and dealer in all kiwis of
C02 1 ..tr.r.141170N311111.1r.
FORZIGN'AiD ' XIC;11 . 11118TIO BRIIITe. /fa% act'
11iLLEOUIENV :84
Sip MPRIRITER.:MAIOO2IOER :RAILWAY.
. „
4:01:40* AAA. van tRARE, dist a ct v ed
°g: irectusani
irerung r aud
tWor""Zt '
emu. 74. raki ,
to be hooded weft . • • . ml ,
: 0 • 0
umdeAhr 001 1
HMOS No. IM.Tioir NU. 051 Pa r, •
Gansu NIALTIIING
A very superior quality of
White,
Fancy Striped
And Check
JUTTING'S • • •
9
r
JUST 131. PORTED.:
ALL-WOOL- INOWNS,
IN BRIGHTEST COLORS.
Prices the' Lowest in this Market.
MCCALLUM BROS.;
51 FIFTH STREET, above Wood.
ma"
WE HAVE .11107 RECEIVED, 1
BY STEAMER COLORADO,
Of our own Direct Importati on,
•THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST PATTERNS
OF THE CELEBRATED
JOHN CROSSLEY & SON'S
ENGLISH TAPESTRY •
AND , •
BODY BRUSSELS,
FOR PARLORS AND HALLS,
STAIR CARPETS TO MATCH.
IIIeFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 AND 73 FIFTH ST. (Second Floor.)
ani:rrs&T
1868 SPRING "'A 1868.
OF
JUST OPENING,
LARGE ASSORTMENT
AU 'Qualities
LOWEST PRICES IN THE' CITY
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS L - T L O THOSE WHO BUY
TO SE.
. BOVARD, , ROSE &
21 Fifth Street,
mhlo:ilawF OVER BATES & BELL'S.
J..&.H.. PH":I:M:PS.
1 868 . spRING GooDs 1868
Zeurn.,gorztv'meaorr own and other
•
PLOOIi. CLOTIIS,
CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND
II"' /g - OIL - (;LATHS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION-
Also, a full flue of
Transparent ittuderw Shades,
WOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS will And
our prices AS LOW IF NOT LOWER, THAN CAN
BE PURCHASED 'ELSEWHERE, _ and of quality
and styles second to none.
J. &"H. PHILLIPS, • •
26 AND 28 ST. CLAIR ST.
STEAM
CARPET BEATING
ESTABLISHMENT; .
Which TEN YEARS' TRIAL in New York and oth
er Eastern cities has proved a complete success.
ITS ADVANTAGES:
Ist--Pading and Shrinkage are, completely avoid
itd—No rippin g apart necessary
34—When ed from dust, moths Or theirlarvae,
the Carpet looks nearly as geed as, new, save the
natural fading from wear..
4th—When perfectly clean, a Carpet will wear as
long again, a desirable Platter as a-mere point of
economy, t o say nothing of looks. •
ALL ORDERS LEFT' AT TUE OFFICE,
No. 179 Liberty Street"
Or addressed to P. O. Box 473, win receive prompt
attention.
GEO. L. IiceLLITOCK,
mbite PROPRIETOR.
And Flowers,
1 : 1,0131iNTS0N1
No.' 210 FIFTH STREET,
f .
B.F.CEIVED
ArirOTlLVit LOT
PUILE " MAPLE SYRI7P.
apll
=WA
iiollands, Shade Fbitilres, (
• - Tassels. Cords, *A., *4'.
rnm
Nissmtvs semn' , . • -...
yvirtnerots writ vendaient eXPOnGI4 issued ,
out of the District Court of -the Units 4 States, for •
the Western District of Pennsylvania, the
t o too
directed,' I wilt expose to Public iladd.,it the Mg.
Tom 110 USE. Pittsburgh. ra...Onthelab DAY OF:
MAY.. PM% the thtle,wiel IletetthedligePert7l to
1 tin dill: 1 worm end tab; 1 stove slid if Ilse ;11
fermenting casks; rag cant 11,03i1l stove% emp.
ty barjels. 1 basvi inotassesiwn talc :Aw celbar
w: is buckets; 78/0 bUSZor mut le t t o o t,q t o o;
1elk; I crept/ keg ; /I 1 1 1 thenimme *atop
iaddersa co_PPor o f a stinnett stove
an d plsrrt it tot of staves an c rtrops. for tumor
to ts; tr filtering barrel •' l3barretr, containing - Ina
plilloo 9 flrVilatkit I %eons aliellartl oil
esittYl fir tempe. IA shaveltlMlTU con-
mining Illatee, t .-,-A temporary board
minding wow the ;and kale sliretnises
running nine fragil i ty Jt—..4l
Seized ail the ani a l,lM. fi d Joe.
Boot!, st the _ tod 7 ---' i
seaman i : TOM A. AOWif. Yl U. 8. Marshal. :
W*Slartir4 I "
3 WARRINGIDIE f•
Near IdthballstiGridsoltlevator ;
; •
„r •
rer or COB/ =Aril lens %RR and
rir 461 , /RED.. Orders de Tared In e er elty
adulate. Grids of all Mods chopped. and
(Wu molted on short nailer.
TA ISSOLIITIONhe firm of
911,13641 & CLEigkiNßli,
Was dissolved on the 13th Inst..* mutual conien t.
Either partner will'sign the mime cd the; Arm in set- .
Clement. JAMES GHEE°, NO.:* Hand street. --
Will. CLENDININthI No. 50 Hand st.
• Pittsburgh, April 13th, 113081.1:i;. - ..i,'t
. _•' 4 •.•_,,
JAMES GREGG will continue, the Mal business at
No. 4 Hand Street. MI orders Till be promptly at-
tended to.
•
The business 'will also be ' f
continued at "theold
stand, No. 30 Hand street, byI , WEI. CLENDIN
iNGg.:,.ga..-.•,,,,,-.;-..--1,...,...,•,, --, . - • 4 •. -..- ,apllltotS-..v,s
HAVING DISFOS -.. OF wir
•
LUMBER YARD, Mina oat 13 7 Rebecca
Street,.Alleghenys FL, and' ostiked Ind Con
ducted by MensaI...PATTER:SION A EIt:ANS; to
ALEXANDER PATTERSON, 11 take pleasure In
recommending my snocesisor.to allysy,ctistoniers sad
to all who are i interested in securing the beat quali
ties of all kinds of Lumber at pilyes to Suit the ishist
fastidious. ' - 1,1 , ,
m. x n NAriom.
ap15:660
MUE-PAIRTNEItfi : P heretofore
existing under the name anal style of
JOHN H. ‘Or &CO• it
Is this day dissolved by mutual eLsent. the Interest
of JOHN KNABLE baying beeWinurchased by MM.
N. OGDEN, The business of t h e late arm will lee
settled by JOHN 11. WATTS land WILLIAM N.
OGDIFN, who have this day foitned a Copartner
ship under the name and style oi - HODI'S OGDEN.
JOHN U.
JOHN KNABLE.
Pittsburgh, March Bth; 1868.; an16:088
' FIRM '_OF
ATWELL. LEE & dlsSolved on the._:
tof February, .11388,' by mutual consent. Either
partner may sign the name of the Ann in settlement.
JOHN ATWELL.
CHAIILES ATWELL.
The undersigned will continue the WHOLESALE
GROCERY BUSINESS, under the name and style of
ATWELL & LEE, at the old plice, No. 1318econd*
treat.- A continuance of the patronage of their.
dends and the public Is respectftlly_solicited.
' - UHARLEs ATWELL.
A. A. LEE. ,
1nh74464,;,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
H________-_
HENRY, MEYER,. 11
MERCHAN T simon,
LI.
No. -13 SMITHYTELD STREcT, - Pittsburgh, Pa.
Constantly nit Laid, a full iisj
Ortment of CLOTHS,
CA SSIBIERES, "V"-•;:..NINGS, \6. , . aP2Onof6
DUFF Si ! CO., ltlere,.hant ,
No. 34 Federal St.i Wlegheny,
Have just received a i large mule? ell selected stock of
Prom 9prerr94 'GOODS,
Suitable fora first class custom trade. large
stock of GENT?S . VITRETISHIttIi GOODS. aeon
113 111cARDLE, 11 .
.A. • . • IA • • '
rbEralcii.A.N•ri l'Aruon,
1.; .
LT
So. 93% SMITHFIELD BEET , PITTSBURGH,
1 _
Keeps constantly on h d at, fine assoFttrent:or I
. .
CLOTHS,CA,SSIMER S & VESTINGS
il . .
Alio, GENT'S rumsastillro. GOODS. GENT'S
CLOTHING MADE TO ORD,EIL, thelatest style.
PIANOS, OR(ANS, &C
BUY THE BEST_ ;{AND CHEAP
EST TIAN° AND ouFFAx...,
Schomacker's Golc Medal Piano,
AND ESTEM COTTAGE ORGAN:
The SCHOMACKER PIA io combines all the
latest valuable. improvements' known in the con
structlon of a d
the`lass illstenment, and has - always
been awarded uigheat 'premium whereve.r ex
hibited. Its tone Ls full, sOnbrons and sWeet. The
workmanshin , for ddrabllity and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from $5O
~-to $150( ( iccordlng to
style and dnlsh, ) cheaper than all other so-called
first class Plano. • I I .
ESTEY'S COTTAOE ORGAN
ri ll
Stands at the head of all ed instruments, in pro
ducing the most perfect pi quality of tone of any
similar instrument In the ited States. It is sim
ple and compact in constnl tion, and not liable to
get out of order. 1
CARPENTER'S PATEII,T " VOX InTRANA
TREMOLO"?_. is only to be found in this Organ.
'Price from $lOO to we.i 4&11. guaranteed for floe
years.
BARR,
,ICNAKEI & BRETTLER,
No. ILiiST. CLAIR STREET.
mti9
SECOND HAND
MELODEONS
MMMS
mhL2 4ATIlth
LIIMEiER
LUMBER! LUMBEIU LUMBER!
YARDS No. 8111 Preblo Si r + e l formerly Manchester,
and No. 157 Rebecca s ,opposite Gas Works,
AUL:Rini:OM 'CITY. •
DEALER IN , At ., L KINDS CF
. . . ,
Bough and ned Lumbe#,
Ffoortng;
Weatherboarxies,- ding," bMorddhash,-
shi n . . : ags,
Saw Mill Lumber, , godur and Locust Posts,
Lath iindPalinKs,,GAlL and,Yellow Pine.
ALtIO—FIREMMCK, RI LE and CLAY. atS , :os9
----
, .
WORT PITT LITSII3ER, vontPArerY
. •
Capita, - - $125 000..
Passronwr—EDWAH ll D
DITFLHIDGE.
SECORTAZIr—T. A. VtIGHT.
Sursairisxnzwr--.NAJW. DAVISON.
' ' Innzi4rons:-• r
Edward Davison , 'zi L. F. Duncan. . •
John Mellon, I - .41 E. D. Ditbridge, '
Geo. W. Dluiridire• • --111.'L. Malone,
• • , k: alihrudon.
LIINDED : YARD;-Co of zitrz - Lpt.#-Nto AL
LEGHENY STREETS, Muth wird. =
OFFICE AT FOETFAT,GLA,2BIFORAB, Wash
ngton Street:. • , I • ' . 1a20:398
T013A.000 - CIGARS
TvLiAlv—AiLio*,,i' ..-•" 1 '
geti t
, , 4; t ipzii, , KANDE) or
lb, I ttat 1 WO SiXUBS,
No. II SlrrllltlLENk kNotlonal
a zi- . - •• -. . •
, :!t N.B
isk or cow
nervinalung& ) r - T ''-
piVBMDff PA. ; :
Bp a77 4IO,}At t it DANIZL P.
MNAN.
I F 4 CEFAIO,
els W. .lilElNitreS6oN,
• - -Mannflidini•dre and Denten in
TO l ld.CCO,'§thittl Cigars, laipea,
No 6 PirpERAZ 31:4, AiJ.EGHEeir •
114
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.4.lt.C.ll4l.*lC'X i iit• * ' '
Plitt= 1.101.93 E lATIO24I*.DINGS. itoi...
A and ilk .at.t.titi strat e Pittabursh. Pa. EipfOlk
attentloO 'lvan .to , titik designing snit- building of.
COURT' HOUSES and'' i Bac BUILDINGS. ~1
iIIprOUSEKEIPIERS . , '' • ' '
' A- 1 1 7 1:71101% ,) TTICO1 QV E ' s'
7 "
, .(1 ,71 .., .• + 1 j . 1 ~ 1, 1 , ...1 ,- ; , ` ~ ,':'
QUEEN OF ' HE WASH-TUO: 4
~,,
A HOITBE CLEANS .. ''A•curr Kra wAsrot Bs:
•-: : ~ , AST 4.1' REMpialt; ~i_ . ', :•'.
A, 141" gi p.
maaii i
0 1 196 : . :
rated-;abkft*gic
s e Mem- o tber t ~ . .
FUMY eIIuSSIN t orotayshor Ls r..
'' • ' ULM ACRIMIX .6I MIX i • ',•
I 10111sei-NeLNIMA , SlMMT:ilittibelltb.•!
p ,
"OLDWantiVOilni try;•
T atra walrd hag been lupe In the De.
Wet Court. uAlkant
ek ' pelt Term Illektbr eesellt
tastlen. IA J. C. mewing.
lip3l:pl2
1.1 SY
BoUetWr
Main
' ORGANS;
30to $.l. .
,A.RLOTTE BLUME,
Ild door above Wood