ID PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: - TUESDAY. MAY 5. 1868. littsintrO Gap*. DAYS OF REST. SY HAWS= SltEsnOrkr . . - Sweet Sundays, sing o'e ..1 0.. , Have never t .1.... tune r, still from the .. ET. ...,, r . un On the tlre , '''. • r . : , till A purer air bathes . the' ,_,..1 i,.; The land a hall . ' t ellen '''' 1. ;- ' ~•,- All things n niute '' .. w . '''' pit ' ~. .1" lAll save „,:. ere .. '., ~.* i - plilit\. A.l. n the • - ,-,', '- . - • - - t t , Aw d b -....; Nth -•-•., tir ' win , Ne Tosses the 1 ght snows from the sprays. For life renews ltself each week— Each Sunday seems to crown the year— The free earth rounds as fresh a cheek As *hoggi*ltisivnadecanother sphere. Thean adowilh•M - tbat - somettmes breathes Betworm our thoughts and klesvemdeparts, The holy/ hois brightlylwreat lie* Its soletnn pe ace about - our hearts. %)e_prieeevith herenwring rt, _ Cs" CddeeldilwOh stmien da ifiter baiSe, Of the wide andie - thetliglltirter wavA. EPEGMtIaM --Maine has 701 000 fininers. • - —Smoking is no longer allowed. car' Bog:. ton street cars,. —L'Africaine in'French has been slimes's ful in New prleans. • . • _ —The Lincoln University in Till IS trying to get an $BOO telescope. —Napoleon find the Princesa or,!frale are both suffering with rheumatism: —The Beet Sugar Company-of Aurora, Illinois, Will'soon go into 'operation.' —Madame Ristori's pretty little daughter has been Painted:as 'Liebe by Fagninti., —Mr. Church, the artist, has gone topaint the stones of Arabia Petrea, on canvas. - —There are Six _hundred Andents of as sorted sizes and colors at Oberlin College. —One of the ex4rchbishops of York ,is said to have been a Mediterranean :corsair. —Paper partitions in Japan must be-as well provided, auricularly, as our . OWn —Mayor Wallach is a candidate for re nomination by the DemoCrats in Wash ington. --French letiet-writers: tare prophesying war again. This sort of prophecy ,is chronic: - -The Kaiser, Francis Toseph, is said to be a constitutional invalid. and not long for this • world. • ---PazAnia has ordered a steam fire engine from this country. It is to be used in put- tin out fires and revolutions —All the diamond cuttmg done in this country is performed in: Boston. Perhaps because it is the sharpest place. —Hr. and 3lrs. Florence, the popular ac tors, will soon visit France, Germany and Italy and give performlumes in Irish. . —Arkansas has gotten up the buncombest of all btu:womb Presidential tickets. John son and FilMore, a fine pair of them: —Jud,y says that if the Chief . Justice tries to be elected President Ins canslidature will prove nothing but a wild goose Chase. —Dolliy had a love affair on this side of the Atlantic, a tiny lace - handkerchief was the souvenir he carried away with him. —Croquet is spreading rapidly. Croquet by steam, op the boundless prairies of the far west, worrld, a sweetly pretty idea. , —Collector %myth°, of New York, is trembling in his boots now, as visions of a lost collectorship begin to flit before him. =Th is said that no 'living man can read Elliott's Indian 'Bible, and yet a copy of it sold in New York for $ll 00 the other . —,Tean Ingelow is'one of eleven children, she - -Tuote "Songs of Seven," and then; we anppose, gave out, or perhaps the others are dead. -Japan is just now about in . the same. predicament as 'ngland was in the time of Sing John.' The magna charts is the thing wanted now. —Win. B. Astor is to erect a Anngnilleent• new hotel in Nevi* York, which will, be Ms generation What the Aitor House was to the last one. 1- . Cincinnati wad' to be cutting down her shade ' trees: Itis a comtort to" know that Pittsbargh can't cat her;'•down, as she has none to cut.' , —Robert Bonner was forty years old on Tuesday, and on that: .day_,he moved his fortune,!the New 'York Ledger,-td 'his •noty marble building , ; - —An eastern editersaYEthe does so like to kiss factory-girls ; and anemia& explains himself by aofidg that of Course be meant satisfactory „ —A yankee named Freeman, is . pla3lstg Schiller's playa in 440(114,..aiid' in German , $ 311 * 3 ; both rim as regarcutuune:'.. —The Dish:Church and ioity'D , JsraelLere baying ahan ,to *is 4 1 ph Le Ball ; be-die•-est, 01 11 4/ter trhQ,lxish Unfree : Jos the hot ofit'degtdedlyt 'A,' . 410)6 4 :1 t•Tg ' ,,htik_.., only, ten ofwhom areaiemponue; the'vome quence of wlilehle death there . 424*er iicoPl4 abcratthe aegrading!amiluemot the bpet, but they hilkeel)!Pi r #.0114* 09',10//zICIIII evidently, t o be degraded. —There is azentleumn in St}: Louis who knowli 0f= 446: np.444 iR the directory isißlow ,IL'4l ''--A wlitbh r hat, bgeii N Veitt ed in. Nevi York which"runa a year` without Winging. 74e . 9 . 11/1/o°lll *;#4 4 ,*;t 4t ° #ft e l t 44 a lit4inigt4l/PgaPburzW , BetTi. - • --A' Japanese author written a novel 10 0 3 4100, 1 4 g 11 , 1 141,4* 1) 1 1 / 6 ***1 bat no oailtas Yet. beencfnand•WkO wULvardertake to trattsieltit English —One million dollars were spent (I`ice i n CW4° IllekYifleiim44‘.lg!•Anuq4..o4Cr for. it siia,,*i* 6 / ' ex " isterice; with:,etwaspiftkt The 'cleirsgthidX.Oie-;Tullleriesas* • luttlitao mic:b..koi,uk'e ar i f i, - ; He, in: ser; tam sald porp o * ideat I ask all ydir money 'ail . 0 4 Mond." The wrlt Tstkepitaw. worcherwhatAwsibso rtfor , 1 AK4oll,l3l Ph l F 49l4l l*": la; „ t; , °l , ument ) , torthe ift44l4i i Publicu *I. s as "whtta i ss rpo i 4 4 As this putyhOWizielt(ln Pittsburgh, , - • •-• 117.-...rz11” • ill ,4,; r ( ;4!•110:1. , - ;•;(1rai • liMIU ,rain 4;;r /..r• - ,; 41 .It("azu (11.,ctiler ,•-•,,lort.rfr-nT4e7p r•-•,•;.:40 which is still one of its strongholds, the white carpet-bag epithet is hardly appropriate. —Cop. newspapers are trying very hard toll; witty, or to get - off-a joke about Bout well and his hole in the sky. . ._ . e failure of these journals in this len. .i 7 F . l , t , % Tor is ' 4 Acher ,§), ew ', A. 43qtys, 4 , , _ ...... i , ~. 44.. New '.k , 1 • r- ;# , ,tp i , r , .. er, in erernt * horfekthAt til . ,,._o:nrver. g th will have an A. J. ''''- -A Southern paper thinks it won't do , to prove General Grant a fool and a drunk• ard, as if he is so proved it will be a - iiecided reflection upon the ex-rebel- generals who —Six dozen of Brightnix-Young's children accompanied their Pa`pa:to the theatre re crnitly, It is hinted that the saintly presi dent does riot` kiss-each lind'eVeryti_mber of his family good night. . . - -F. F. V., once of suck aristocratic sig nificance, is now, said to, mean Fast Failing Virginians, as the old blood havinglost it's 'Ethiopian props,is dying out, and its own era are getting very seedy. —Democratic papers -, are beginning to hope that Senator Yates 'may vote for ac: irtui.tril on iMpeaehment trial, and are preparing for it by saying , that he is not Arra& all the time after all: .. - . ..-A . mrin. has discoveretl i tluit • if you look into the wrong end of a telescope at a mad bu 11,." the, animal will be, apparently . far enough - off to allay your -fears, whilst he is near enough to lay you out. ' , =- , A laborer In . *tisiaehu4s recently took ether to have a stiff finger amputated, and pe:surgelins took off the wrong 'one. `There were two pliyeaciais, and he woe not satisfied with ether, as Dr. Holmes said. ~ —A man named Oyler, in Layfayette, Indiana, has beep imitating Henry VIII to the best' of ' his abiliti ' He has had sil o wives, from three of whom he has been di vorced. He is now looking out for Mts. Oyler VII. (. , .. ...,. -LSome cheery individual has found out that the recent frosts did not kill the fruit, and did kill all the insects which are, by nature, antagonistic to heavy crops, so that we may, with some reason, look for a re, marliably heavy crop this year. —A woman in Middletown, Conn : , was driven to suicide by the inhuman conduct of ' her•husband who in a• violent rage, seized her; tore her new bonnet from her head-and actually threw it into the fire. It is even said the brute said he didn't care. EMI —Wagner's star is paling, his Lohengrin can no longer please, his Tannhanser and Rienzi fall, like fUrious thunder, harmless now, and Ludwig will not smile on them, in the meantime all Bavaria is delighted at the fall of the unprincipled-musician. —Queen:Victoria, like some other people lessprominently situated,likes to go to church and consequently thinks every one who does not, is a heathen or worse. This little idiosyncracy has the tendency of making the members of Court ardent church-goers. -The 'subject of mysterious disappear ances is exciting attention from the press generally, and an article embodying a largO number of cases in point, which have oc curred during the last three centuries, has been published in Chamber's Journal and Is very interdling, -A story is current to the effect that a Congressman was fleeced of thirty-three thonsand dollars at Faro in Washington last week. The Boston Post says he was a Radical. That maybe, but we will_ lay anything (but an egg) that the fleecer Was an old line Locofoco. —. 7 , 113aa6 Barton, . who recently died, left $66,000 to -various' charitable institutions in Phibidelphia,and if : his property turns out to be worth more , than that, he wishes all the excesslo go to the Womens Medical College . of Philadelphia, to which was willed $lO,OOO out of the $68,000. . . -The joint Gen- Grant's thumb is said to be crooked, -.and so, the. Democratic chorus may set up- another discordant howl to:the - enlightened voters of the Great Re public,. piercing the atmosphere with the penetrating shriek of , hatred of a man— Whose thinnb is , not Straight., .....4Some New York teachers have come to tWe:Ocituihke thut itlihLexpedient to ish logging in schools. Many boys we are sure would vote thelther way, . and cer tainly the-boys ve as , much or rather, far more right than the teachers to "vote on the quesllo4 , for they ate 'the only';onps * . tach can.eiri4. `,. • • —A large munberof Now York merchants /k i nd . bro _:keraidblnglksiness Watet, Front and watt streets, New York, have decided to close their places" of businiss lit three o'clock on 'Saturday afternoons, from Nay that to November first This d move, and could be copied with good effect in Piftsbtirgh. • , .-7-The.papers generally are getting to spell Binghamton properly l but they used to insist on spelling it with ap, This so en raged the Post Master o f that place that he wrote 1 9fter's to BufftdoP Albanyp t ask ing them how theyliked the p, Albany-and : 15§1rIALOt' g ait t ' AM / Pil'ltrni9r 6 fcan the Awl) PlagnhaMPkin. e•--Tlie Pope his sent a' kind Of 'Vote of thanks to Mr. Gladstone for his action in the, .Iriejt.Viarrch question., -01adstone's # ll 4 W fl orae cOeilit;iTe4 *lO fiAddd to this op iion~ , af tharPopev and the result is a 111 ? Wh/ g tmiler • IW I I IP,.a?° 141 e.t qlilftreat reported thatle.hasturnedlke nazdatZ o i-jrhbB°'int4:4locard ea severe oft the fiOlonas Pic $414. -muse they are deprived of - the Pleluatre they 1°•...41t laic . .„•• A lB l*elld h habit of PeoPing.,*,kZose ms, : .which,,cin these days of short dressesort thepromenade, and deb:A*l 7 s l *in the t*Alltroolh).tt 18 ,40 litiii p'/41 4 1 i *lt" „ 19 Ifer °MAY Aras enongirt tAi,muc,thot Z= ve6f.7260, - 0 6141 - 11111Allnikar tr, 0 , 4)1111;41W 11:4g 1 ); Ek L‘ ' • , 2 -t 1 ,, . anUijOriiiadafint .' dr Bll. 6r . se ven Cady Call l 3 :l! l6ll4tell ehireir, t otri nti o tt *A And dealer aim il v #4 l , the 1 71Ft.0. 9Y l t . . Alfr• "o xiss, -Siiric.444ls l / I ',lol6llKeessill P ol l 6 lkg nogoiretio*, r 74261 11 leri w ractini?) , antonitsmiatabiviak t A 048 410.'091 nOf y, , 111 i:E.7ar r ninoblEvel nsr, trif tirtslloo7ll —I,4II)LA . 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' , aV `" IiI'OF,V,N.Za .-.. ~,..-eO,-,,,,,5ik. ~ e ,;.,..2, .., ,- • • . . _ . _. . _ _ _ ___ _ . . . - ~,, . a ONLY Y . .1 . A. : .0 7 1-ABTIVICIAL TEETH • ▪ tHT DOLI f tga. 18 . rag N FI . • I FFNA 4 S • , V rE P • °UT PAIK • .1.• 4 ql . .mgg . / N o G WEEC ERED N...... 4 =, , .•* • • 1..• ; :I; 17 gam' • £T *q-'"A r . 'al I :-`• ! ,• - - t-rf°4•l l l-, " 4 '• •• • . ' IPTE.",PlETr4slitiritrotebal • nagfyiegirth. N I.—As DR. -177a - al Goodyear Patent s, 4!opowery rubtr±mattox4soape tomaiarte t o ur i etgenulf..c_.,. l roh2l:d&T WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL BINH OF . . and . l.Fecr •• ghtor•••i•te;ii''of • Which cannot be beat. _lt consists of STR ED DOTTED AND PLAIN 8W188; S. Ilrflitcf.l.A.Z ., RED it i tkAAr e. NAINBOOR; LAW; . 4306 :TRISH.LINEN,4at rif c _r yard. 5 4C1111grrAL==-- 1) ..1 " 3.! "41 "RW E 1.4 11 4 e 1c , Our of HOSIERY is now Complete. 00 DOZEN Or CORSETS,' ; • Jus receiVed, , seßingut EASTERN, PRICES.: A ‘ of, a Parasols; IN ALT. STYLES AND COLORS, SYST ALEN.ANDit**DS. at slper pair.' GE • NR , — •.." 0.85 " LION COLORED YIDS, at Mc. a pair. TR •• I. ittrsLik,Sxners at $l.OO. SUIT R BALMORALEI,at Tsc. and $l. , • In P •ER COLLARS, we have a 'full Variety. 31.1.011:171k1 ; CitirDE. dz CO.; 'VS and - SO Market Street. ap24:dia GAS EillE :*,59) • i f: l Ititaitatk e -FOB GAS AND OIL. received,. the finest and Urges .pened in thle city, . { l' WeLDOK I -1a t fffIrOOXPATREVA COW :n= Ju ever PRY, 40043,, ___ . ... . 1 ,. ; ,.,;,mr. t .,._**.kr Evr,Form t ., Ql7 : Ore i Ilt :', .f:.: ... ;' , ..rr".:F: 'lit. ~,.• t ;*.•; ,•-: PRING OPENING" 1 • , - • - AT .;• -- '• - - - 004 C .101010,$:19 Otteceseor to J Bunloleld.& Co.) SPRING DRY GOODS. SPRING MU DOOM SPRING 'DRY ROODS. MR. PHILLIPS reipeetftilly . announces that the ext-en iyealteratlotue table - • • RETAIL DR!' GOODS STORE Are completed, la NOW tlr.:Trsgeitll3 New -Stock of Dry Goods, pawing: e t Summer Wear, at the lowest East- ST....MARKET STREET ,*t4 El EH CD ° _ _ E—l 0 2 P 4 0 OARR, 111cCANDLESS & CO" - (Late Wilton, Carr ! C 0.,) g: i gli WHOLESALE DEALERS LW Foreign and'Domestie Dry Goods, . • N 0.94 WOOD STREET, Third door above, Diamond alley, - PITTSBURGH, PA. PIANOS, ORGANS, &O. BUY THE BEST AND CHEAP EST PLANO AND ORGAN. Schomaeker's Gold Medal Piano, AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN. The SCHOBIACKEIt PIANO combines all the latest valuable Improvements known In the con structional' a drat claw instrument, and has always beento awarded the highest premium wherever ex hibited. Its tone Is full, sonorous and sweet. The workmanship, for durability and beauty, surpass all others. .Prices from $5O to $l5O. (according to style and drilsh,) cheaper than all other so-called drat class Plano. _ ESTEY'S COTTAriE ORGAN Stands at the head of all reed instruments, In pro ducing the most perfect pipequality of ..one of any similar instrument in the United,litates. It is elm ple and conipactln construction, and not liable to get ont of order. CARPENTER'S PATENT "VOX HUMANA TREMOLO" is only to be found in this Organ. Price hemline tease. All gotatinteed for EVIO HARR, - HNAKE & BUNITUI4i: No. lit BT. CLAIR STEED r. SECOND lIAND MELODEONS AND° ORGANS, Irk perfect order, front en .to - • ' • - • • c tiamr.ceriz BLAME: •.mbl2 1 ;" 42 Bitch ft., Sid door above Wood. frAUILI) 4 (.40110 Aal ik.ll ,100 WOOD. BTRiCET. CHINA, GLASS 44110, • QuatrisikAits, SILVER PLATIep . WARE. PAAIAN' , A aiLTUA,T.TES6 8 aostgl44ll4.sKL, And other STAMP. AND:IPANCT GOODS, a great variety,' 100 WOOD STTIEGT. ;i RICHAREr E.' AREEDA CO. zoo BIE/1031: ON, . Ittip" re4teria. , door Aare j?fiti3ptiq. Glass, Cldna Ware i t Tab*, .1, AvEmnsittr Placa Ave r di r Ando Wass re on 11. •13 an = • ~ ro. jowl CONFZIOTI ^ ' , limy* HostaiitaC!, Ndbiatilme4 - Aidßidiety ' 1 . 3 et2'.”4 s emPkiu , diltb(Mr.' LAD di' OYSTER SALOON atiaC.Mo. TRIBINIThoS AND NOTIONS. 77 rot . ..„ assortment !ALLEY. PERFECT FITTING KM GLOVES. ".A. C. C."---"H. K." We Invite attention to our KID CLOVE BITARTMENT, Which le now complete with every color and shade. In addition to our own special importation of the Celebrated A. C. C. (lonvin) KIDS, We have secured 'the exclusive sale of the 46 .14arr1s Seamless lKlds, 9, The beet Glove and most Rerfeet tit. MACRUM & CARLISLE, apn• FIFTH STREET. AT EATON'S, No. 17 Fifth Street. New Parasols, 0 cl-4 z Straw Goods, • MACRUSI & CARLISLE, • • 19 .Fiftli Street, Now offer the most elegant line of HAMBGS UR • Ever:opened in Pittsburgh. to which they especially .Invite the attention of their 'customers. The de signs are nearly_ all new and original, and about ONE-FIFTH LESS THANREGULAR PRICES. spit , MACRIMI & CARLISLE, 10 FIFTH STREET, HaTC just opened all shades of BULLION AND RISTORI FRINGES. BUGLE GIMPS AED FRINGES, At yery low prices. apli MARVIN'S PATENT FRENCH CLACKERS FRENCH CACKE,Ikk FREI4CII CRACKERS FRENCH MiACISERS FREKCK CRACKERS FRENCH CRACKERS. And every variety of SUPERIOR CRACKERS S. S. DLAILVIII, 91 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. mh34 TRY THEM ESTABLISHED IN 1840. j2A SHEPHARIVS Steam Cracker and Biscuit Pactory, 317 LIBERTY STREET, PITTBURER. Manufacturer and dealer In all kinds of CoNFECTIONMICY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS. ito. 11 , 0 0 ESINSCITV, No. 2 , 0 FIFTH .14TREET, ItkCEIVED ANOTIEER 'Ayr o f PURE ''*API E SYRUP. ,11010110113144111 PAPER BLILIUJi , 4441T1/MNO ClMlPANlC4Maltutatrturers oT PTUNING AND ING: PAPERS. IBUR n T 9 tc 4 furarAt.wmoz.i. P 44 : Nitmir t iorrekttt., Thlid Stied; nthotigh" :Omurlrsuic"ctz"slon•' it pT 1 J1,Nr 4 40 a 1 n .14 . •/ 4 L _ArIN N_s N . Teh t. A D ivagp'.!r* ~ rtln e r n tt*** A ieq;*`l . • v:l4ifn P-s:w ni t oniirown Ir-].=r:.. , •,t1 At:v. And Flowers, JOST OPENED it 1-.ll'l YsEY • CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &C. Ciusr,A. niArruvG Nrl l ta • A very superior quality of . • il •r"- • 6-:, tbittee .o,7alicy*ipold 0•1 MATTING'S, JUST IMPORTED. : -.1. v. -411 r.WQ0112INQUINS IS BRIGHTEST coLonS. Prices the Lowest in this Marked. McOALLUM BRAS • r r, • . 11 ?111TH STREET,' above Wood. ap27 . 1868 SPRING sTocii, 86f3 OF. 1 41 '‘ — "J‘'' 30 CARP TS, JUST OPENING, LARGE . ASSORTMENT, Alt Quautiegi LOWEST PRICES IN. THE . CITY . SPECIAL INDUCENU II S LI O THOSE WHO BUT BOVARD, ROSE & CO., 21 Fifth, Street, intalo:d&wr OVER DATES et tszLL,S. I.NVE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, BY STEAMER COLORADO, Of our own Direct Importation, lITHE NEWEST AND CHOICEST PATTERNS OF THE CELEBRATED JOHN CROSSLEY. & SON'S ENGLISH TAPESTRY . BODY BRUSSELS, FOR PARLORS AND HALLS, WITH STAIR CA.I4'ETS TO MAIM IicFARLAND & .COLLINS, 71 AND 73 FIFTH ST, (Second Floor.) ao7:Trs&T & H. PHILLIPS. 1868 SPRING GOODSIB6B We are oi hio e T a rfain iti V o roka .p orr own and other FLOOR •OIL CLOTHS, CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND WINDOW SHADE OIL CLOTHS, OP EVERY DESCRIPTION Also, a full line of Transparent 'Window' Shades, . liollsztdx, Shade Fixtures, - Tassels. Cords, &e.; &e. WOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS will find our prices AS LOW. TY NOT LOWER, THAN OAR BE PUBOHASED ELSEWHERE, and of quality and styles second to none. J.:lk PHILLIPS;:s. sp3m26 - SIG AND Me ST. Di.AIR. ST. STEAM • • CARPET BEATING ESTABLISHMENT. Which TEN YEARS , 'I'ETAL In New York and oth er Eastern cities has proved a complete success. rrs ADVANTAGES: Ist—Fading and Shrinkage are completely avoid ed. Ild—No ripping am,rt, necessary'. , al—When freed from dust, moths or their larvae, the Carpet looks nearly as good as new; Cave the natural fading from wear. • 4th—When perfectly clean, a Carpet will wear as Wag- again, a desirable matter as a mere point of economy, to say nothing of looks. ALL 00.DEI*3 LEFT AT THE OFFICE, No. 179 Liberty. Street" Or aildressell to F. O. Box 443, will receive prompt attention. GEO. L. McCLINMi, mlllO WALL: PAPER. F2!MiMl!Mai • :;! is.; . - TOBA.OOO, AND CIGARS, APLIEN, `. '1 • iluiLiat Dr ALL KIND ;• Wpi ' • F , • LEAF TOBACCO AND-WARS, Na. B BM= : STREET, (National:: HOW of Com-. PrF Ca I%illg ' ). 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Pliteblirgh. -'l4OliitaittlroiiW#lTitifiziaiirtinelitotH/014W cA"bnPWS*V7Pie.=4:4A-gglll P i ?"400 8 #0 t 011ers, Have Piot received ailAtiltaWalt4llfeLOMl Rock' of FINE SPRING Goope, Einitalget.forrstolitta: s evtoulAratfe4 Atoo,:a4lite stock of entsrPs'vcrirmisralfo'uocin§. irds GAS dW) smuw JOHN H. COOt3s 708 Kars. attstnt BULL josur M . COOPSS CO Q . 13R.auss GAS AND STEAM , FITTERS , Manufacturers of PUMPS ABB , - BRASS WORR,__o :tag A nfr a t ot :, : r ov i e tzs! p ; ,BAS FOETUSES • „ • Corner of Plke and Walnut Streets, PITTSBURGET. myis:z3o . pH(ENIX STEAM BREWERY.. JOB. calovEn....JAS SPENCER, : M'KAY & C 0,,. NIALSTERSI AND , BREWERS Of Ale, Porter and Brown Slept, PITTSBMII, PA. ROBERT WATSON, Manager. oca DYERS AND SCOURERS. HJ. LANCE, H. DYER AND SCOUREI. KID GLOVES ANDSADIES , PLO - ALES CLEAN ED.OR DYED ' ItOPOSALS.4-41 ealed Proposals - will be received by the Water Committee of the ' of Pittsburgb, notil 7 o'clock I. m. of Vty TuesdaY, May 12th, AN ENGINE. AND. PUMP • . at the Lower Works, ?suited to present building; and of equal capacittl to the engine erected at t uh e Works In 1888. ,•-•• • - Sealed Proposals wlll'ialso be received for fttrnlsh lag at . Lower Works, Each 451 Inches by 28 feet; with two 11.13-Inch smoke Stack, Stem Pipe, Steam and Mud Drums. At Upper Works, each }O finches try AB' feet, two 15 ' Inch Flues, Smoke-stack , Steam Ipe, Steam and 3lud Untta• •- • ' • Proposals wlll.also be recelfed at sa 'm'e time fdr LAYING IyATIEII PIPE - • ••• • 7 - , Daring the present 'seakon, Siich streets and alleys' as may fkom time to time be directed by the COM mittee. Details of the proposed work, and' specifications of the machinery, can be procured at the 'office of the Water Works, or at the Lower Works, after the 'sllBth inst. TERMS—Monthly Cash astileasents. The Water Committedreserve .the right to reject, any or all bids, if deemed by them advisable.' aptB SECURITY AND cplu'OUT FOR J. B, HAUB' SAFETY FIRE JACKIT, Car Heater and Moderator For SWINE AND IlOt elm FLUES, dispensing with the use of Stoves end Fires In or about the Passenser Or Baggage Orrt, with the att achment to graduate stre beat - to any temperature mbe desired. without the possibility of firing the car or Cars to which the Jacket maybe attached. - Having obtained of the United !States Letters Pat ent for a Safety Jacket which fa, Warranted. to resist the most Intense beat that may be'sainted to it in the position and purpose itewidch i f Is intended. It is a sure protection from accidents by ere ode. natinS from defective fines„ or where iron ipes are used as conductor fbr smoke or treat: It appli. plicablo to all piping that ma become overheated: and Is warranted to giv:iperfect, astiallsetion, where wood or other combing e material may be placed in close proximity the ' I am , now ready to ap ply my invention to; stores, ' , dwellings, • facteries, shim, steamboats. railroad care, ...to-, wherever pipes as conductors are made dangerous try being overheated and security, d •W;sp. plication, tig h ts to. • manufactore ortp use the above invention; aloe,' territorial rights to'such as 'may wish to engage in editing ptiv,egCsi either by State or county. _ MM* . ,1.! Omce at the "Ni PLUS IMTRA" O PAINT WORKS," corner of Morris street and the Alleghe ny Vail? , HallMadi Ninth Wardi Pittsburgh, Pa, :'g&'glETOs. T o OGIASS -; MAMUFACTILYBEIV3.-:-' - • - The undersigned hitting-secured the sole Agen cy r the saleuf the e r ated• • • .1. . i .. • . Ccor I. .. CLAY. - •Are now ; pritured to hit iti any gdantityyl those wishing to us e of article. nag lifieen..yeary use of dills Clan, we havele, arinive at ruck proportions as we betleye makes it a better article rot pots than any. In the+ vciutec, we baying secured an mange: squids al talti• *mut' and Tip I ...wortvas.. We will Punish receives for the • pro ct tionrof the mixture alibis Clay Up persons pare • In def.very ; • The Clay As grunt& sad moulded hi lumps thy IlliTlXT E lass Worlu i sinr. ` • ~, • . , rut Pitt'Gi, '. 7 Washington Street ; : Pittsburgh, Pa.; .wAsimempflum.* . WASTUNGTON • SCarElltabnrgptiratn Eleiator tbranufhettinr titli rd ltitiAtit int* i nk& inform) REED.,; bre del tread aid r Nun free, pf (twits, Gras h dZIPe Cora shelled. oft short nail +it ST CO2 . . . 111,1VE1311071, ••:.- : Northwest comer ohliOstifbeeekeeds Aileaheopf ATXRdh Cat / /Sr 'ba banter irchsre Irmati, ie 'Oreititakkisotiie nn owa. . 4finen. exteratori fArnirnsl . Nett . Ordeersirrouttetly amtipreee ms reassemble. , I T9i4,:"ICE1:1117Tro; ,rlr)r, l : lTi I . 9114.1 mom" • Jn.‘ Kinale i f • YR3 .P,rgol . l r , i frias6l.ll / 4 1 1 10 StiligaltritlitiabilrigiL ornivi :1 r!2ilit tl -?t) pl.!! bra: 'ierre• attei tt4kmaa 4w .M. ljgring: mstouset tip . • %.:111 , _• AIININV=iitNt • r•: 1)0;:.$11.11,111$11 • t,_.tfLL I , 4 Its WI; t . 05.$ • . - MERCHANT TARS R mcAmTLE,.. MERCHANT TAILOR, so. 93S:43MiliFiEtaISTjw&T: /*aItURGH. BIUN7ERIES. Nos. 185 and 187 Third Street, STRAW GOODS CLEANED OR DYED. . , FOR THE. FOLLOWING, VIZ FIVE OILERS, .41;00, FOIL V01:11/ norm:Ens, JOSEPH FRENCH, Superintendent Water Works THE TRAVELING COMMUNITY r- iffliffal ‘1 NEE u lTrr)
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