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Cts littsilutO Gairttf.
BENEATH THE CUktTAINS.
BY RICIIARD Minn" 11 - 1911$PAED
Beneath the hem curtains.
larreee agatuatthe pane,
I Neer tato the flarknes4,
Antl . 4ean the night In Vain.
The vlit Verruit le lattice,
And 7I s root;::
thte:*lth It r otme's and clutters ,
It kebps the moon aloof.
Bvnder pear-tree splintered
'rue feeble radiance fails.
But falls to pierce the branches,
Or touch the ,ombre
Yo moon, no starlight gleaming—
The dark encircles me: -
And, what ls more annoying, -
'My neighbor cannot 'See.
• • -
V. "
She stands beneath the curtains,
Her &martinet the'pane.
I•lor knows that.i am watching
For her to-night again.
.E',PEMt=US,
—Canada has a Fenian Ku Klux Klan..
—A Mrs. Gladstone is playing-Elizabeth:
in St: Louis.
—The largest. income
-in Hock Island is
$42,000 this year., _
,providence, Rhodalsland, ie undergo
ing a small pox ordeal.,
, --The question
.of -the hour, "What
o'clock is•it ?"-Paiteh. •
• —The New Orleans Tsmes says: "Pig
headed'men are always bores."
—Eugenie wore deep mourning on Good
Friday. This is the latest style.
—Patti is going to add Prince Poniatow
skis new operatiiler repertoire.
—tar studs made of soltaires are the new
est thing . out in ear adornments.
• =The patent , officials are kept very busy.
370 patents.were issued last week.
- —One million barrels of lime were man
, nfactured at RoCklEatd, Me., last year. •
—Chicago hits seventy-five periodicals of
all sorts, from quarterlies up to dailies.
—4 French composer has turned "The
Last Days of Pompeii') • into an opera.
—Three hundred tons of nickel have been
taken out of a mine near Reading, Pa.
Lizette -Peak, one of the bell
iingers,' died in Cleveland on the Ist inst..
'' , Eleven colored delegates from Southern
States are to be sent to the Chicago Conven
tion.t •
.ZTli4o:phile Gautier, was mentioned in
one of onrexchanges yesterday as Meophile
Gartur. .
=Kate Fisher, the successor of the Men
: ken, as a nudienne, is now performing in
Boston.'
—Basil sat on his lady love's new spring
bonnet while sinking, "I'm. sitting on the
style Mary'' -
Nine young' ladies took the veil at the con
vent‘of St..Tosepli, Chestnut Hill, l'hiladel-
TN% •
• . —The Memphis Evening Pod, an excel
lent Radical paper, has been enlarged, and
thereby- improved. • s
: v. • - 'Bir Robert Na
• pier a peer ofthe rail= under the title of
Marquis of Magdala. -
--.lGtough's voice has failed. - Somebody
recommends Nitato take Mr. Brown's rem
' edy—the a-tivehes one.
- —A headless rooster is ',en exhibition at
San Francisco. We have seen quantities of
that sort of fowls here.
—Fred. Douglass says , that he intends to
.remain in Rochester, and had no idea'of re
',moving to Vineland, N. J.
Mrs, Bloome _ r,r it is said, lives at Conn
_ cil Bluffs; lowa, where she wears skirts
just like any other woman. •
—A comic paper thinks the page of his
tory must' have grown large enough by this
tine to: be-made a footman •
• —Brigham Young condemns pork eating.
'Whether be is'irebibing judaic notions or
• fears trichinae is Lot yet certain.
—The city of Hartford haat decided to in
traduce drawing as a necessary branch of
study in all the public schools of the city.
—Di9kens is:going to Paris to superin
tend the bringing out of "L'abirre' (No
Thoroughfare) at the Porte St. Martin thea-
•--Pupsh says the spirit of the age Is gin.
Tat noes very Well for splenetic English
men, but whisky is its American represen-
. .
—The :Emperor and Empress of the.
French were Sponsois to the son of Mushal
Canrobert who—was baptized on Easter
Sunday. ' '
.--Two French cities are like the ideas of
finance !of - Pertdietonian DemocOns,
They are 100. 14 k ( ToolOP) an 4 too /Pose
rrolgoO 6 ).,
",',451,000 WOrth of
_property was des-
at Corry on Tuesday;• and there was
'nolnitirancei% :Giitit'jOy: was felt—aniong
44 , n6? OthiAllies• - • - •- • •
; +,The naturalbridge of Virginia, one hun
dyed and Stitt five acres of land, and 'a ho
were sold I* inonth for 49,355 to Col.
Miketilarinnan, of Staunton.
•
—The Princess Baccloc.el, who hi the pos
, Senor of enormous estates in Brittany, has
-Wade a will, In which the Prince Imperial
is named, as sole heir. •
iS supposed by a New . Yorker that
.14lialrespeare had vivid,'rnienibiances of,a
_cLßnga ; Cif residence. when ,he wrote of
. f.‘riloving accidents by flood and field:"
TOogn, William B.
''.A4 6.0 r; tia mumen* a. suit against her
„ .
brottiv;;byilvhfc:li•slr lAtrs to wrench
-,l4:ll.:*ll . Thipii . .c.e4oiltarB,Out.of ilia grasp.
. .
-The recent Congressional squabble i n
which Messrs7"Dbrinep:f — and Washburne
figured, remitidi "rhiladelphia).Bußelin,
°f. M. Ago' s l * . iir i s ' iarty P0" 1 0 1 -
Fitzgerald's new ,play fried
lictiieinitn* good by tke t 13141,
wa. efforts .o4l4ent
mum boltaitri for mer dramatic(
4r, el4,l4e'riii.',4njoyingi*3!Oreli
fur. thedrst
Aer put wail:tertian:th e , 80th i ni t. Aria(tho
c iili 6 Yrn ed lta .6 i s tiiiAty-tiiei
. years old
70,808 miles of.steelvire are to be used
in the stisprnidoli: briiigs•ever ithe 'Hudson
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line, and probably some new "Inforniation
for the people,"
—The Long Island farmers who sent
2,800 bushels of strawberries to the New,
York market last season think that this year:
they can send, ' fully 5,090, ibushels, if the'
._-,.
.weather contiues favetrame_, r
—Some incendiariei set fire to the town f
Thomasville, ElR4th CartifinaAn
ferent plaees, and cut all the beTh ropes; a:
few nights ago. fn spite'of this foresight.
ed devilishness but little damage was done.
—The Prince Imperial took his first com
munion - yesterday. The Prince, - judging
from the reports of his lack of strength,
mental -and—physical, , :might - ltrotilled - Axte - E:
of Napoleon's ideas 'which has - proved a
—The Democratic party is, assuming . the
'spring fashions, and The Radical `p4t,'s% the
fall fashions, sayi prentie.e. We hiie no
doubt whatever that the fall:fashions will
suit the Radical party beautifully; particu
larly those of November..:
—Mrs. Jane Kinney, of Virginia, War
ren 'county, Penna., recently became a
gnuidmotlier at the early age of 31 years,
she' having been a mother at 16. The
daughter has well followed the maternal
example by doing the same at at 15. -
—A statue of Sir Rowland Hill is to be
erected in Birmingham, Eng. It would be
a singularly beautiful tribute to the great
work of that great man , if this statate should
be made of papier macke fonried!altogether
of old penny postage stamps: -
—G. A. Townsend has done all he could
to make the Cleveland Leader a funny pa
per, but melancholly failure has been the re
sult; his style is as ridiculous as could well
be . desireil, but he attempts his witticisms on
subjects too serious" for burlesque.
—New York artists can get no models to
pose for them, the fair young girls and well
developed Women who used to do this thing
now fear kidnapping. A great deal of. im
agination is necessary for a young artist to
paint a Venus or a Cleopatra from a lay
figure.
—Madame Ristori's great art is in the
fact that whatever she plays, her audience
think she is better in that character than yin
all they have seen her in before. New York
critics are raving about her Sor Teresa now,
just as they did about Marie Antoinette and
Elizabeth. a
—We are glad that the Fenian Conven
tion at Worcester, Mass., passed resolutions
condemning the assassination of D'Arcy
Magee, as a cowardly outrage. This action
on the part of the Convention will proba
bly have no effect in Canada, but it sets
right on the record that portion of the
Fenian organization which was represented
at Worcester.
—On Monday evening during the ab
sence of the proprietor, the lower story . of
the house Of, at. S. Revenue Inspect9r, in
Philadelphia, was flooded with pttroletim,
in the hopes, it is supposed, that by some
means it would be ignited by the returning
fkmdly. A reward of one hundred dollars
has been offered for the apprehension of the
perpetrators.
—They do things nicely in England some
times. - Not long ago some forty or fifty
gentlemen met at Neck's. Hotel, in • Bir
mingham, England, on Saturday even
ing, and presented .£lOO, and a copy of
the Cambridge Shakespeare to Mr_ John
Lovell, one of the oldest and most valued
members of the newspaper press in ,Bir
mingham.
Knkluxklaners went to a house in
Colleoks, Tenn., carried off a man named
Littleton Lincoln, shot blm through the
head and threw his body into a cave, two
miles from the town.' These outrages,
which make the Southern country more
dangerous than Italy in the palmiest days of
anarchy, will probably 'continue until Mr.
Johnson goes back to. Tennessee. , His pre
sence there,or something else, will proba
bly put a stop to them.
—A meeting of the Ameiioan - Copyright
Association was held in New York on Mon
day, when a Committee was appointed to
go to Washington to labor fore enact
ment of an International copyright law, and
officers were elected. William Cullen Bry
ant was chosen President, and Messrs.
Longfellow, Boker, Gilmore Simms, G.
- Curtis, Horace Greeley- and prancis
Lieber, yice President& Mr. , James Par
ton was appointed. Corresponding Betretary.
We wonaef Why it Is • necessary that
wagons: should always go especially slow
when ciossing the street crossings ? 'Why
every one when in an especial hurry to cross
Liberty streetcfinds a long, train, which
',runs 4tckwards and forWrirds shorting with
out giving any one a - chance to, cross, for
ages of E . :Unites ? • Wlii..,We :always', reach
the, street car station just after one car hag
gonc,- but aslang as possible ,before,another
one is going? Why wagons always go faster
when ft man is,,trying to get in front of
them ? , ' - •
AN important Convention, of the National
Manufacturers' Association will be held at
Cleveland on the 27th inst. It ,isnow- as
cured, that delegations ,will be present from
nearly all parts bf.the :United 'l3tateyllind
that all the manufacturing interests ,
'country 'will •be repreSented. - The • Menu
'fietiireid' Association of DOxOlt, held - a
meeting :the other - night;',
.at,- i tyltiCh they
adopted' a resolution that, in view of,the
signal success which- has crowned the ef
forts put forth . - at the , Nationdlt•Manufac
turersCenvention, .held at Clei ., elatul in
December , last, i - w,hereby
,Over soo,oog,av
of 'taxes' have 3.!eari *Din. tlif 4 :l ‘ll•o4lL
facturing" industry of 'the country; it ,is
•befil,tlpg,, that thO maaufficarers. ,• ..I,he
'llnited.Btat:es `saitakt a.national pr
kanization, with a view to secure from:time
to time such legislation as their respective
interests and theintereate-ofthe whole
country end! dentarid.. - • ' , y
- %Tzar:Danish Aabstleniefilchas-. l ehteria
Into negotiatieni f fer , the'beltiortfidielati4Pe
StTroli tePritficiej thelthikest
and ifelieKcif
tains a population of eighty .thonsaid in
poon,„ gaiAildiv4teitalre.extensize.
41, 4 114Pyozak 480: the pritteleal - r,prednct - hy.
; rtheofstrhit,lllB,43ooeaskseserciientiailie , *ei..l
vortectiosandfiellisiate ) isltteitiakivier
heilthrtitiringithhlipaihitMeil'Of
year iTheitleedVas' .• .; 101731a0c0 0 ,
•Deireiegi di; 45011alr' alattei,:,
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If-!E-7,,Jrn - , ,, a ban Vvamint owl bqlfeitivace,
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: FRIDAY. MAY 8. 1868;
DENTISTRY
•'_ ONLY
been . a
OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH
FOR EIGHT DOLLARS. - •
.„..:.:IPIatv.ITPE ETH E FiIIeiD , L_OWER SET YOR.H.
V WITHOUT PAI N.
HOVILAEGE FOR EXTRACTING WHEN Ar;TI.
F lAL .TEETWAIIEr ORDERED.
ALL"WOEX WARILAN-TED FOR FIVE YEARS.
LAUGHING e .FRXE:Qp CELABGE,
QUIT I TOYAijiteOI 4 I7B "
Steam Denial Fatildisbisuijai s , ' •
278 Prsal-1 4-8 -TgzEIC - 3, D oo3 ABovz Enak.
N. B.—As . 'lid. SCOTT-isa lieeneee under the
Goodyear Patents, he will not make any "new tbo
gua) rubber" sets, but will continue to mannfactare
the gentilne-artIcIeVIILCASITE mb23:d&T
.c.)" GAS
...GAS - rtiortritEs
eil3:4l2.elleres,
.- FOR. 41iS 014 ' • c •
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Just received, the *nest and largest assortment
ever opened in this city.
WELDON 4c.'KELLY
147 WOOD STRE E T, COR. VIRGIN . ALLET
DRY GOODS.
87. MARKET 'STREET. 87.
SPRING OPENING !
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS',
(Successor to J. M. Burchfield & Co.j
• SPRING DRY GOODS.
•
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
MR exter;sl r v ' e alterationsrro g a r:illy announces that the
RETAU DRY' . GOODS. STORE
tigig.mmtcg,rsand
an e h n i t s i g l s;ablishment NOW
New Stock of Dry Goods,
For a s qubt r el e n e d s. Sumuler Wear, at the lowest East
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OARR, 111cCANDLESS /5. CO.,
(Late Wilson, Carr & CP.,)
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
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Foreign and Dome stic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD STREET,
Third door above Diamond alley, •
PITTSBIIRGR, PA.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &C.
Iptillf THE. BEST AND CHEAP
EST PIANO AND.OROAN.
Schomacker's Gold .• Medal Piano,
•
AND. ESTEY'S
II COTTAGE ORGAN.
.
The SCOMACKER PIANO combines all the
latest valnablo Improvements known in the con
struction of a first class Instrument, and has always
been awarded the highest-premium wherever ex
hibited. Its tone 111 fulL•sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship, for durability and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from - $5O to $l5O, (according to
style and finish.) cheaper thane all other so-called
Mali class Plano. _
ORGAN
ESTEY'S COTTArte O
Stands at the head of Ali 'reed Instruments, in pro
ducing the most perfect pipe quality of tone of any
similar Instrument in the United States. It Is elm-
Ple and compact In. etistruct/011, . and not liable to
get out of order.
CARPENTER'S PATEN't :" VOX HUMANA.
TREMOLO" is only to . be .round in this :Organ.
Price from $lOO to $550. ll'guaranteed for five
• BARB, lENAJER &BUTT'S*, z
mh9 ' • • No.ThST. CLAIR STREET.
RPCOI‘OD 4ALNI) • . _ •
NTIODEONS', : AND:ORGANS,
In perfect °rile:l , i Itoon:sBs . td SI3Q. • '
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CS ALpTTE B UM&
I:IAI2'4A run ot.• padoor ttbove WOod.
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QUEENSWARE
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'IPARIAN 3'f . A- 4 1"UkTTE5;
BoalikfAlCULASl4-• ' 1 " •
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And other, tITAritAiI,D ~I''A/507
GO3DS, a great variety'.
Ob.WOOIIISTAZET.
RICHAAph i E.; Co.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
D AIcARDLE,
.a. •
ajzoncl ; T_ANT'• TWEE:daI%
So. .93 ' S3IITHFIELD.STREEZ TITTSginiGH,.
Neißs constantly on hand a fine assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSiftIERES - & YESTINGS
GENT'S rtYR.NISHING_GOODS. GENT'S
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. the latest style.
HENRY MEYER,
1 !lIIERM&Pirt TAILOR,
ElmMgl
I liriY.,7llfignitinfinWleltEgt,"Wttiblateb,
Con6,44itly on band, a lull ae9o rtmeat of C LOTHS,
CA SitilittßEK' VICETINGS. *O. 'aro 303
meichant
No. a 4 Fedga Plipghery,
.
Have just received a large and well selected stock of
. PINE GOODS `
Suitable fora first class custom trade. Also. a large
stock of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. anls
CRACKER . BAKERIES.
AB~IN?S PATENT
.
•
- - .
• FRENCH CRACKERS.
FRENCH CRACKERS.
• FRENCH CRACKERS.
FRENCH CRACKERS.
FRENCH CRACKERS.
FRENCH CRACKERS.
And every variety of
SUPERIOR CRACKERS.
S. S. MARVIN,
91 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
TRY THEM. 1_ nital
ESTABLISHED 1840.
SHEPHARD'S
Steam Cracker and Biscuit Factory,
317 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH.
Manufacturer and dealer in all kinds of
CONFECTIONERY,
FOREIGX AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, NUTS. &c.
I ;llM 7 lTM "'.'n ; m a n iM
JOHN H. COOPER... JOB. KAYE HENRY
JOHN M. COOPER br. CO.,
BRASS FOUNDERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Manufacturers of PUMPS AND BRASS WORK, 0
4.,e4vE
TUBING, i c k t ir M L itt GAS FIXTRBES
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBURGH,
inyls:a3o
DYERS AND SCOURERS. -
ISM/WW.M.OW WM,/
TT J. LANCE,
Noe. 185 and 187 Third' street,
DYER AND SCOUREI
STR&W GOODS OLEABED OB DYED.
KID GLOVES AND LADIES' PLUMES CLEAN
ED OR . DYED
ENJAstru SINGERLY PEUILIP auns.
QINGERLY & CLEIS, Siic,cessors
•to GEO. F. ScaucumAN & Co..
PRACTICAL LITHORRAPHERS.
The only Steam Lithographic Establishment West
of the Alountains. Business. Cards, Letter _Heads,
Bonds,. Labels, Circulars, Show Cards, Diplomas,
-Portraits, Views, Certificates of Deposits, Invita
tion Canis, 4c., Nos. 72 and . 74 Third street,.
Pittsburgh. .
MARTIN LIEBLER,
FIATS, CAPS AND puns,
Also, Manufacturer, Wbolesale and Retail Dealer
in TRUNICL, *VALISES, At., No: 13a SMITH
FLELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Orders promptly filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
F. w.. C. FEJLD /ft CO.,
DEALERS IN
GLUE,. CURLED W ATR,
Tanners' • Scraps, Ceroons, Cattle Tills,
BONES, NEAT'S FOOT OIL, &C..-
. Office end. 'Warehouse, No. 335 LIBERTY ST.,
Sd door from - Wayne,
• • PITTSBURGH, Pi.
GREAT,
• •
Trenieridons • &efface in Looffing .64isses. —
.
Preparatory to movingo offer my elegant stOck of
Ono GILT, PIER and m.A.NTLP—GLAsSEB, POR
TE.AIT.and PICTURE PlLtlttadt Also, miscellane
ous styles of BEDI{OO2ILEMASSES, all _of Which
'Must be sold by theast of Jane; • • -
fine
- n t o: g t u ill t ne w P o skr rk l:i . i wu G i li... - --
turw ‘.- en ' d to a
flhit Th -r e' la.f .w e h lrt il t re dd ln or w
give mu a call: -- -
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v pairs...,
no V
ood meet., :
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TOGILASS MANITFXCTIMIERS,
The undersignmilininii 4 seenred the sae Aga
er tliu sale of the eelebra f
• COPLEY PO CLAY.'„
Are nove trapared to •furniatielt, In any quantity to
thosemb/ Otto. procure this superior article. Dui
'ring fifteen yearn use of this Casa, we have arrived
Jat such proportions as we belleye makes it a better
Elute for potathan any' Imtlia market.-we hiving
aesuren an anexage stand O. six, , EIGIIT. and Mix
sicrimis. We will'flarnish reeelpes for the' nropror.,
• OT the Mixture lifting Clay to .tiersond norebask
ltq f The Clay Is gropud and moulded; :n lumps:lor
•••• • " ' DITFIETEGE
`,• • :Fort:Pitt Glass Works' • '
,• t •" • Washington Street, Pittsburgh. • a..
ItirANIWOH: `HOW.tin i r ; 1101 f,
'LL . V.L RESTORED! 47ilat plibitehtdittsvaled C 71041-
Ope• Price., ri.x , cemts. •A. LECTIIIIK ..T&EE
NATURAL TREAT3IENT, and. Ragtag. Cure Of
isnermatorrluea; or Seminal Wealtnesslinvoinntary
glidgiii o EggiteXUALDebilltrAnd Impedlmuntsto Mar
.riagu.genorallyt Neryousness s Consumption,
and Tits; Mental and rhysibal Incapacity, re
. sultinif_frozn , Belt Abnee &e., Robt- Culver
well. tY., author of the,' ‘tireen.Book," &xi; :VA.
'BOON To TuousAxos OF sUFFERERSO, , ..sent
undi seal, In a plain envelope, to any address, post
pat onreeelpt of six eentai ottsrcipostatra
40-C__Ati. J. C. KLINE a.C0., ; .1%7 Bow W4'
.
W YORK, rOSTOFFICE 4580. Also Dy ..
Culverwell , st "marriage titadei• , price 25 cents; •
snys:thtwT
aluxs •
• ' •WASH/FITXON SPIN
• I: .
Near Plttebab p i ty° ElemitAt
=ll
1,0 ;; t.!Vir
itimg_rt• of COEN: ktE4l4 BYE 7LOMTand
Ir t g i fiManiaro e ralr i ktfargllVM Tr%
Corn shelled. on abort notice.
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WEST COMO
Northwest corner of West Commons:
TPICATVAMBIL WOO.
, : fige ti o=fiErtittinorth
-VORA afal ,a.''' sw, i wer - -saI t PAY:
, I opoiptimstegy exteneedo o no r saga:t
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'Ottani') blaittati ni tad : , ,irtkiallaihnt /14,,ti f
.et indattat Iv Jr 4. Arl ) oftotetytt etc , / lt,tilt net
p_viessitivu:)l2l•llll
HATS AND CAPS
Ca!MME3
Regardless of Cost.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &C.
CUIENA MATTING
Avtryvt* dor quality of
.
.!..,: Fancy 5.410,01.
MATTINGS,
" JUST 1311.'ORTED
mwooL INGRAINS,
IN BRIGHTEST COLORS
Prices the Lotveit in this Market.
iIicCALLIJM 1111,0 S.
51 FIFTH STREET. above Wood
a 7
1868 '2IpRING 13T093.
1 868 .
OF
C.A.II:IPErTS,
JUST •OPENING,
LARGE ASSORTMENT,
'An Qualities 4 '
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
SFECIAT.INDUCE 4 F o N e n t O THOSE WHO BUY
BOTARD, ROSE & CO.,
21 Fifth Street,
mhlo:d&wF OVER BATES & IsELL'S.
71
73
McFARLAND & COLLINS
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR'
NEW SPRING STOCK,
CAI3;PETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES
AND
CURTAIN GOODS,
:prm - W11, 1 ,M7V - =Trfli :
AND IN MANY INSTANCES AT
Less than Actual - Cost to Manufacture.
These Goods could not now be replaced_ for the
same cost and are offered FOR CASH at
IVIIOLESAIJE AND RETAIL,
Far Below Their 'Present Value,
AT THE PLACE - WHERE BARGAINS CAN AL
WAYS BE.HAD UN THE BESS STOCK
-..IN.THIS•3I.ARKET.
Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Street,
SECONI3 PLCNDR:
feio:3rwriT •
•
• J. .ez IL ITEIMPS.
lialtol9t. LNG 64)011 1868.
. .
Vitr:are:now•recaiitilu , tram our own and other
manufactor4s s NEW STOCK of • .
tr. 4 R OI L CLOTILIS
s
CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND
.WINDOW ; '; SHADE , ..010=
- • ,OF .EVERY bESCRIPTION. • •
Also, a hill line of • •
•
Monands, Shade Fixture*..
j Tassels. Coeds, :#T7' 444 ;
WOLESALE
oßuEr AS RETAIL BUYERS , wtE e ny A g
.r ti c tt l CH.AikED h I L Y SEWLIERE,
sattetylee eed)nd tO none.: •' •
*.;; •,' - .4. pc.
• • ni:fies 26 Alib 28 CLAIR ST.
i 1
L 1 ;^
"i 7
CARPET fBEA I 4TIST(3r ; ; •
• " "ESTABLISIIMENT. 7 ! ),
, ;;,. •-:; :, •
WhiChtT,Es YEARS'TRIAI,4 , is New fork aud . oth.
Rr,t ! , , ADVILIfiTAGZS: • .
pit,-kaditiestid shrinkage ars completely *Frei , .
• 5147,Nortprtagsrpart „ ,
34 hen need nom dust; raoms-or sheir larvae,
the Carpet. todkithearly si red 'as ,sser,si. Bto/8 the
palatal tiding from wear. , • ,
• m—wire 4 perreotax akar', a.varper wm wear all
long agaitiOt I deSinibte -matter. sea Mere Ittdrit
economy,-to say nolisingof imams.
AT` THE
no,‘:
;N 03.' -179
Or addreysE;o 413, vll i4401v - e Dro reD'
:attention. • „ •• : 7
1. •
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RAILROAD ACROSS THE CONTINENT
The Central he*, ,
RailiVad Compan
ATCL;*thoiiied Act4-;cq
OK - tOiliskiii• to conbtruct
bid and sapervisitin °P. inted Stott
Government, the Western and ,kihocipio portions
the National Trunk Line between - the Pacific Coat
and the Mississippi Valley. - They:ltave built by fa
the most difficult and expenkive kvortion of. the!
Road, and have an unprecedented wtirking force ex
tendtmr the mek apron the Salt Dike
thticio4-tof 1868, it Is expected thei lave 401
. mitealti'lMlllerS4loll;' and that
And Check
Entire Line will be Completed 12'1.871
More than MIAs. OP DOL L
j
LADS been expended in the - wcrk, tied thi
CONSTRUCTION RESOURCES - are atople for the
rem:di:air' . 7 ' ' mai foitstit
t."
"- -
1. UNITED STATES SONDS to the extent
$35,000 permile, average,ideliveredel theorprl
progresses.
53.- FIRST, I.SIOIt,TGApE Bo.l.9AB r .tn tz t,he sami
amount issued alsq according to.qte progress of th
road, and tinAiir The preferred claim—snierior tI
that of the Goverfirritent: .t 7 : •
•
3. GRANT OF PUBLIC LANDS along the routel
12.800 acres per mile. or nearly tin million acre
in all, which are now selling at the minimum rate tg
$21.50 per acre. • • ' 1
4. CAPITAL STOCkors2o,oo9,ooo, ofyrble‘
5,000,000 Is subscribed and pUld on the,Ororl
5. CASH RESOURCES, domprislng Donatloni
from California sources amounting to $1,250,000
Net earninga, etc., 1885
.to 34170, $8;500;000
making a total of more than ,
Seventy Millions upon the First 726
I " '
hri
'hie Company now offer forests e ' 'lgh neat theli
Par, Value and Accrued - intereet,'
In currency, a limited amount of the
•..
FIRST MORTCACE •BONDS,
Bearing six per cent. per annnm—bOtli INTEREST
AND PRINCIPAL being explicitly made' "PAN.
ABLE IN GOLD cturiN t l , conformably
.watt
the specie laws of the United States.
The Bouds are of 51,-000 each: with semi-anntiat
gold coupons attaclied„payable in July and Jam:mfr.
JET The Company reserve the right to advance tiu
price AT ANT 213rWInt all orders actually IN iN miAR.
SITU at the time Of any . such - advance'vrill
at present price". They are believed to-tonibitu
greater attractions of safety,'reliabilitv and prof
than anv other seciwities now offered. and are rec;
ommended to persons seekihg desirable' steady in;
vestments. We receive all classes of Govern/nen'
Bonds, at their full market rates; in exchange to:
the Central Pacific Railroad Bonds, thus enabliq
the holders
to realize from 5 to 10 percent. proitt,
and keep the prinCipal of their investments equal];
secure.
. ,
Orders and inquiries will receipt prompt attention'
Information, Descriptive Pamphlets, etc. 4 giving!
full account of the Organization,. Progress, .Bnsines
and Prospects of the Enterprise' furnished on - 4
plication. Bonds sent by return Express at on
Cost.
FISK & HATCH,
Financial Agents of the C. P. R. R. CO.
No. 5 Nassati it., Nevi Yoik.
sffices of the C9mpany, •No. 51 WILLIAM ST.
New York; Nos,. 56 twol_sB;'..RATßEßy,'6ocr
Cal. sold by -• ,
JAMES T. leltiwlb6r4B•
ROBINSON BROS., j do. •
S. BeCLEAN *CO., . ;
NATIONAL*. SAVINGS BANK, linteere,
Subscriptions received. tbrougb Banks and Bank
ere generally. • ..'
tqir All descriptions of GOVERNMENT szqui
RTTIES BOUGHT, • S9LD or EXCHANGED aiddi
office; and..l)y,Mill and TeTegrijA,AT'ALARRE
,
SEVEN-THIRTY 'NOTES conveTted . lritolh
New FIN - e
-Twenties, or any other class of Gore"
moot Bonds. • •
/a- ACCOUNTS OF BANKS. .BANICERS;:aia
others received and favorable. arrangemente n#ta
for desirable accounts. ,
se GOLD, COUPONS and CO3EPOUNIS - I.ft
EST NOTES bought and sold. ; •::,
celi"e 7 silaCYli4 l 6"
'
8 ba~tgh
for C ommig o 6
G.
.• • - -; ;•••J:•- 1
i;!1
der Dealers and Invistokts.99t 9Athe , d ty, el r
lug to make negotiations In 'dnir of the abo: j f,
do so through us by mall or telegraphi 2 as I
personally' present geously as though personally' tik
. • •
HAtc4;
RANKERS AND DEALERS IN'ool,rEll,
;No.. 3 Iffasugati Street, AtetVilrolic..
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ilaiiiiiitetnied - aS , these WO I, ihiabid - SO all 'Parts ",-
111}'
of , the eotitinen Ore-admitted be . stperior to any
Lightninglioir ins ;nsil. i'ilreat adneementseitc , W '
to peddlers and a 11,.. venom- Au_g at .wholesale. ',
'Also, tine Pistil:La Pointe,' Of al kinds and pAttextus.
together with Insulators, Pas eningtc, copper si*d p
-Iron Connection Oars, Bsseest„ etei ; thunpiep, Jitasis
pltlets and Circalsrs sent Free .4 , •
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VEYlAlntkil "'
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No. MS DIAMOND ' T. PittidiOnli. kl
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celscoronlßt alleolion.,:yfist 40' sin rltro. fo
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