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tt littsllu4 Gaidtt.
LIEF. ON THE
"A Life on theOceneVavei,
The man who wrote it waslreen: •
lie never had been to sea, .
And a storm he never had 'teen.
lie had never been r itiouseiei'
From thirmorniftis goilk doze •
By the sound of splashing. water '.
As it fell from the horrid hose!
He bad never beard a man
Scrubbing right over his head
Wjth a noise s.ufaclent to rouse
Froni-theirgratethe sleunbering dead.
Ile had l
never peen &Sat woman
Grow thinner every day.
And lean rog ovetthe vessel side,
dllftliefirbotter twar''
While people lotiA osrelealilY "i'
Though fa.,t. the M a Y-ue.
And unfeelingly say It is no th ing at all
But the rolling of the sea:-
Andoklithe has .neverbeenAes.-sick,
'Arid crept - Into - bed witti Ids-twat; , I
-}
While every,motion increasing his throes, ~.
And his fefttegs were all in his tiaroat.n!.:
EPHEBIEERIS t; „37
—Ohio istohaye Iknew coat of ; a - rins.
—Ole Bull will return . in June to r Eurive
—John, Owens, is 04iir r ing in. Oincin
—Magdala shirts and hats ham already.
,Jappeareftin Canada.
—B. -P. Whipple is the chief writer for
the: 13ciston Tranacript.
Lan undisputed right of wom'en—the
right to bare arms.—Ex. - •
—Vesuvius has left off its bad habits, and
• quit spitting and smoking. •
—A daughter of Dumas, said to•be an un
tamed shreir, is going on the stage.
-The Rink is crowded at Cincinnati with
roller skaters. It is very fashionalde.
—A Baroness and a Princess, are fighting
in a Chicago court over some valuable cor
ner lots.
• —"A June Idyl" by... Tames Russell Low
ell will adorn the pages ;Of the next Atlantic
Monthly. I
—The dead' body of.a man , was washed to
shore at Chicago on Thursday, and taken to
the dead how.
, •
--There lea, regular attendance of 12,000,
persons at.the large Mormon Tabernacle
p a r , 14-e
—The Grand Army of the Republic Is to
have a wee.klypaper devoted. to its interests
in Hartford, Conn.
—Peter Cartwright, of back woods fame,
is lecturing in Chicago' on the off nights of
the2Methodist Convention..
--The,Bmporor Napoleon sent, as a wed
ding present toPrince . Humbert, a valuable
diamond hilted swOrd. •
wl •
.
—The 'gateman troupe perform La
t
Belle Heleneand Gi'
La l'nt Duchesse. in
Philadelphia , tlaltFVretk - : -- ,
—The xeport. of the lois o the sec,ond.eye
of the flesh mountain Romeo is untrue, he
still has that eye and uses it too.
—Mrs. O'Donovan Rossa is _going tit ap
pear as a reader of Irish poetry. `Mrs. .
O'Donovan Rona is an Irish woman. •
Bishop Potter, of Nevi irork,•vniited
the murderer Brown and pexformed the ser
vices for prisoners ' in his cell last meek '
—Mrs. G. H. Lewis "the authoress of
Ada me Bede,' the Mil on the Floss, etc.,"
is about to publish'.npoeia in one volume.
—A 'Cincinnati musical society is called .
"The - Orphan's" and 'about half the time
the papers get them printed as "The Or-,
phans."
London IS to have two new periodicals,
a'weekly, and a monthly, Good Company,
and The Oak. Names for such things are fast •
becoming very scarce. • I
`-Eggs and chickens were ,not to be found
within the limkts of the territory of Arizona
three ;years ago, and now they form tits
chief articles of food there. ' • • '
—Mrs. Yelverton MIS not ma4e any
money by hez American readings. he is
now at St. Augustine, Florida, picking up ,
notes for her book about America. •
—The Prince Edwards Islanders are much
pleased because they have not joined -the
•Doininion; they laugh at their, neighbors in
New Brunswick and Nova. Saida.
7 -Mrs. Ben Wade is reported by Copper
headpapers to , " he 'preparing her - summer
clotheafor Whlte: House wear; We can't
see any harm she is so'd - ning.• • ,
—Reierved seats are to be. sold on New
Jersey railroa4 trains hereafter.. This' sys
tem, :was alivays Used in the dais of:stage
coaOlis and will be an excellent.thing , now.
•—A .flock;o1 Arctic terrf., settled down on
the lakes ins pring Grove Cemetery in Cin
cinnati on Wednesday. They stayed
day 'end davoitred ",a larie nuieber of gold
Everts, ofthel!.o.`ii a Bostonian,
'klublinen, and a graduate of the Boston.
Latin School o three things which oughtito
have-resulted, in something better than , his
Orceenids44 6o n: - ;:::
;--Thare,•isan. anti?tebaces • cluh l in this
State; we are glad of'ttrit is alwaysngooS
thing to have that sort of'clubilhntencour
age trade and reduce the prices if- they have
sufficient influence.
censumption of beer is 'ee'large'in
thitieountry, that. eien in Mainesalapiq4n
tiy or Ws will be raised this year. -Hop
juilf.ng is; heweirei, hardly yet the Maine
3ininlissofthe6xintry.
Stanbery's voice, action'and num
ner ire said to resemble those of Henry
Clay. It is astonishing what strikingly
ugly likenesses of handsome or beautiful
things, one sometimes 'finds. ,
—Chicago wishes 'to be knoWu as ibe
cla d watering - Ace of Am 6 i 4 ca• 1 1 telqe
Ate shall notbe dles.lrilkced; p eople al
-Wart reit their stiongeet hopes mad desires
f'';'h the slightest possible foundation.
' The: Wichita Kin g of pain; wjao figured
/here some' years ego, died cab°, some
•tl4lO nflos brit , an imitator of his bas succeed
-
;!" 5 - 14; c u U M' # 4414 . *lt tO:driveli 49# / 341.113 " i
-ton in an - ZPani varotche, draw; ,3 7 .fort/;
bb r eect'i .11 ;
—lt lleallnlSanCiai ivory ailed
. %QTlb kit by 11 4 a nalld*,9t l i t c ot f i
*pat One T dant* for. every ms, wouud
1401 0 11 / 4 11 4 th f, rorPc#4#4l: Pivte&rei
: , ,40440.014e474a440 - 04itiiti,*ri-,4 4
.i.sinbjew4,7 . 4!.."/Aid
:aerfiMfroft,iptb,l*. l 4the4
6 iO-4•0010 440,44 dwis
144,1 4 ftd,mdivegerriebvalytteraie
0 ;Li,100.F.10,01 0 , 4 11$
i ", 11 I v, hp., • ;: e- , Wt.( .t.! 10.4,1 I
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year 1747; it was kept bp - until 1777 when
The house in which It met was taken to be
used as a revolutionary war ,. hospital.
—We never yet heard oed,..:ip medi
cine which was not considered byAome•one
or aher, 7- of established reAutat: : ; orilfor seive
and sanity, as an . excFllent. remedy just
the thing: hich he of sh(l4hati long; en
looking ter, The idea of aThiraculomilipe
el& which will do away witlithettiCessity
:for doctors, seems to exist in every human
brain.
The fearful lies concerning women in
Connection with drunkenness and public
seeming, TEgutalltlin such journals as the
Satupday 4 lierfifo awiliouitd tate: a:* 'em?
Ok i the woMeir ss . cjr4 of
NefveYorWaid I by the iiVashiiieonleorree
pondent of, the J Prov*mee..7:aigna4 as well
as by the'higlier class oft"ritish joirmas.
=-We hear .ok , -plilti-tobacco. club in the
fur west, whei. the
_vtorog' 'lades itgieed not
to Iwslk home from ' chulth with any one
who used f4eeih` ' l%o yo`tingmen foist-
ed &counter plan-not te:walk with .airy girl
who-Iwouldnetkit theta smoke while walk!
ing. Nest *Luau morning . the girls walk
ed home alone. Sunday evening when they
came home thelr hair smelt strongly of
.Smoke.
EOM
—Mrs. Browning wasnot•the daughter of
fondon merchant,- but of ~.a private
gentleman. Mr. Browning probably is a
gentleman, and would, even if he were, a
merchant, be terribly digusted with any one
who shouldintiniate that the two'leer4s pot
ompatihle, and he prObably would'iie still
more disgusted with any one who interfered
with his privacY,andyet hi troubles him
self:to make ,the above:assertion abOut his
'wife's father.
—Southern' politician!) do hot despair of
success in their scherneahy diplomacy and
'cunning, which they were mnable to attain
by force of arms. Every one=even many
Englishatateamen--understands that Canada
must one day drop into the United States.
With this idea as a basis, the sharp sighted
Southerly - statesnken have flooded the
neighboring Pominicin with ex-confedeiate
officers of all sorts, whoby, dwelling among
the Canitucks 'and constantly disseminating
their opinions, hope to have a large majori
ty in their favor when the time of annexa
tion comes. This, is a repetition of the
policy pursued by thein in Europe and
West Point thirty years before the war.
SOUTHERN NEWS,
—The next regular course of lectures in
the Athuita Medical College will commence
September 1,
- —Gen. Alexander Mcßae was buried
from St. James Chufai; Wilmington, N.
C., on the 28th, Withal.' theMisomc honors.
—Colonel John Hanctiek, Inrother of Gen.
llinaick, took Charge of the Bureau of In
ternal Revenue at Nev Orleans on the 30th
inst. . • •
—Shortly after noon ' one day last week,
a daring thief entered ' millinery store in
Macon, Georgia, and stole the money
drawer. ' •
—One day last week, in broad daylight,
a horse thief dug
,through 'the wall of the
Davidson county (Term.) jail, and made
good his escape.
" —A policeman in "Mobile has been bound
over to keep the peace. Had he attoried
Dogberry carefully he would have kept it
without belug bound over.
—The Richmond Whig of the 4tb. brings
cheering intelligence of the fruit crop in
Virginia. Apricots,. peaches, are re
ported to be in a healthy and flourishing
ccndition.
—On Saturday last, a lot - of negroes stole
and butchered a fine blooded cow from Cap
tain Turner Sykes, a few miles from Col
umbus, Georgia, worth. $2OO. The scoun
drels have been arrested and lodged in jail.
—The Danville (Virginia) Timed has
started a report, for the accuracy of which
it says it can vouch, viz ; That there is a
female child near that place only, fifteen
months old, having quite, a large moustache
nearly an inch in length.
—The Atlanta, Georgia, Daily intelligen
cer thiriys that General Meade will have a
hard time investigating the election frauds
in that State. They are rank and rotten and
villainous.beyond 'human conception. So
much for carpet-bag reconstruction.
—The Daily Opiniort has changed hands,
and slightly changed names.. An associa
tion of punters, under the firm' name of
John M. Floyd& ill
,conduct it un
der the name of the Co., 4uthern Opinion.. It
will be.the exponent of .National Democrat- ;
is doctrines..
--Two convicts in.the Baton Rouge Pen
itentiary, on Monday last, killed a guard_
and made their escipe. A negro under life
sentence alio made his escape at the mane
time. One of them, J, sMcCarty, of ..New
Orleans,bas since been recaptured. Powell,'
white, and Jolatson, negro, are still at hirge:
woman went Into theßattle House in
Mobile the other day and stole ten dresses,
and various other articles of woman's wear
infrt appaiel that It become!' us not to men
tion, all of which she managed to put . on her
Person and wolicsivoY with. She was clear.
:dressed to; khl She was subsequently
arrested, and compelled disrobe.,
-1 --A'Voman:-.in - • New , Orleans,' the 'other
day, who had some real or imaginary griev
ance in the way of suspecting her husband's
fidelity, undfittbek, to:Oldp,:thefiestroyer of
her peace, and got licked herself; whereupon
she raised eldn' with ler , _husband, and . both
parties were taken before the Recorder. In
the heat of , her • passionshe announced her
intention: to give timundertaker a.couple.of
jobs that evening,, which the Recorder not
seeing any nccgssity, for, had her locked up
as iProOontionCt l 7 measure._,,:... : • s
ISE
,Ity.otimA mns Bootie . ' A Boston
-
,beett engaged _tar aeveial" a:tenths
Past up3n some for. :Edwin
among winch is crown orchard
111. It is a truly regal affair, being entirely
composed.: of goblpand silver and precious
stones; including Hmany ldiamOnds., This
- crown differs in forth flotnthe present English
crown, but it is believed to be a perfect ide
simile of. Ricbard'e,A 3 7sll7 Altd,4s been
manufacidied" en fOxPenee or over $ l ,OOll
There is also a n tligeO.o oqiillar. the rifer
.of 44: gart,* , im l 4e: 94telY ai r .8 4 44
8 014 2 :tri g# 444 14 Cr l M i t ralkk , 4o4l,
Al* 4) . y- few ftled word itpa 4 axg *,
inonmewili:xm sioneb• tbe hilt asui
b ei n g utentily:covered withibri liapt gates;.
S•t J Je•m9..)l: l o,o e. .e 4 Att. agit.T
uil
some Premier * wasiiterally a blaze of dia
monds. . Ellithetaterar of black
velvet, itolkuxatered- ;with ,cleatcre,ortheta;
4114 , 2 = 91 ' OraillidAtikeetbAirpleees
• IT lipid ttarilles f ten
ifrief tketbdpatilidtiliaa Liatfri r •'r
91,1 1 1; , ,i•tcati. riructttobT aUIrsJ :Jl7) ,
•'"%r .7;nif , lt;;J,
- 1.4r4,83 bquißa:
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: 'MONDAY. MAY
DENTISTRY
EEVIUMMCACTED
=II
,WITHOUT PAINI '`:
NO :HARE WHEN :ARTIPICLLT.s.
TEETH ARE ORIDERM
A FULL BET FOR $B, • •
• • -
AT D& SCOTT'S,
igs PBRIi .STREET, 3D D OOR ABOVE BAND.
ALL WORK WARRANTED. CALL A 2415 EX
AMINE SPECIMENS OF GENUINE VULCAN,-
lay9plArT -
GAS FIXTURES
- GAS - Mittritkiit
•chaXLdel leo
FOB AND
Just received,.the finest "ad largest asysorAim
ever opetiedlti ttrls citv. I
WELDOINI 41( 1 - KELLY,
. 147 : WOOD = STBEETi.con...Nrue*
r0b.34 -
D . Alt pfoons.'.:„!::.2,
87. MARKET
.877.;
SPRING; OPIZNIET(Ir
TIMBRE F. PHILLIPS':
tSuccessor to 1. M. Burchfield & Co.)
SPRING DRY GOODS
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS.
ME.-PHILLIPS respectfully announces that the
extensive alterations to his '
RETAIL :DRY GOODS. STORE .
Are completed. and , his establishment is NOW
OPEN. No offers an entirely
New Stock of Dry Ooods,
For Sps ' ing and Sommer Wear, at the lowest East
ern Case Prices.
an 3: • 87....MARKET , STREET..:
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cCANDLESS hi. CO.,
CARR" Iti
(Late Wilson, Carr & Co.')
WHOLESALE HEAT.rits IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 9* WOOD STREET,
Thind door above 01,aanori alley,
• " prrrsuirnoif, rn.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &C
BvEtT.ilt) BEST AND C H EAP-
Schomacker's Gold Medal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S OOITAGE ORGAN.
The SCHO3tACIEEIt PIANO combines all the
latest' valuable improvements known in the con
struction of a first class Instrument, and lass always
been awarded-.the highest premium wherever•ex
hibited. Itrne is f u ll, sonorous and sweet.. The
workmanshl for ddrability and beauty , surpass
all others, ' rice' from $5O to $l5O, (according to
style and finish, clteaper than all otherso-called
fret class Plano.
- ESTZY , S . COTTArtIii onolair
Stands at the. head of bit reed instruments, In _PrO
ducing the most perfect pipe quality of tone oratry
similar Instrument in the United States. It is sim
ple and compact in construction, and not liable to
get out of order.
cARPENTEWS — rATENT " VOX HUMANA
TREMOLO" is only to be found In this Organ.
Price from $lO5l t 011550. All guaranteed iorrice
years : INANE & BIIEITLEI4 •
icing ' • - No. Is ST. CLAIR STREET..
SECOND HAND
MELODEONS AND ORGANS,
In perfect order, from $36 to 436: ' •
mbl2
GWI t 3;. ognrX
stRENT:
PPAIgS AND
• -, QUEENSWARE r
SELVES (PLATED WARE,
• „ !S.
• BOHIERWi VAS% • •
And othr Erritirm rAlistriP
Gomm, • Brent varletT•
WiRSD STREET.
• , - • •
RICIIARti' IC. BREED & CO.
100 WOOD STREET.
FIRM
LIES REIZENSTEIN;
:1 5 * 4/ 113 Shell70 ,
• ~ •. ; 1 4r otulti door Abovelllamcm'a.!,
15114 s &, Ware , it Table,Cutlery
Ea . RN PRICTIL, Niei7skins retita•li in •
first' dist ' stortrOu hau4. Cat saCezaatse• our
ends,i , r) t , ,!, ,
4 (4) MOMS.
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fio3IO4IOQMEM,MUMATE4; .
%ft, - , I: . ',. r l l,Ar ee **Yet*lsid Uieitie .
Arvin) kit. Ottillat 11410,0 N ausalied.,
11151. ""jYi
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.h.l 3llllMitaketit tt 'l-.4 ::irt 4 1 .4. 1 t ,! 7 1"441 . 111411ia t ' . 11. 7 ".
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C4RPETS, OIL CLO`.
CHINA. BLITTING
CIIAXII-VkIWarEES
krery superior quality of
''White,
Fancy Striped
TTDIGS,
MEE
AT LIAT I
Enitr.sr COLORS.
. =
Peet fit this Market.
ECE
the_
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117TEE:ST. ab•ti Wood.
Irl
1 868 8rim,,11 1 0 CH 11868
•
JUST OPENING, •
LARGE Aseißtkgastt,
•- • ,
, LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
. .
SPECIAL INDUCEME To N s T E S L IO THOSE WHO EUE
BOYARD, ROSE & CO.,
•21 Fifth_ Street,
' lattlo:d&wP ' - OVER BA.TES & &ELL'S,
71
73
McFARLAND & COLLINS
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR
NEW SPRING •STOCK,
C.4XUPIF...rES,
OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES
AND
CURTAIN GOODS,
LAST MONTH }OR CASH.
AND IN MANY INSTANCES AT
Less tha!k,Actual Cost to Manufacture.
_ , _
These Goods could not now be :re_placed for the
Milne cost and are offered FOR (Ana at
•
IYHOLESALE AND R ETAIL,
Far Below Their Present "fralue
AT THE PLACE WHERE BARGAINS CAN AL.
- WAYS BE
IN TH AD
HIS ON THE BEST STOCK
MARKET.
Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Street.
SECOND
.lelo:Kwv&T
& H. PHILLIP&
1868.''' 'Ds:lB6B.
mt v . ... 401.. L i .w ja r r , i . a . bveit i or r,orn and other
FLIP OR OIL CLOTHS,
CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND
WINDOW , SHADE'_ OIL CLOTHS,
OF EVERY tkrAcnrrTioN.
Also, 1104111 in of
Troyasparent Vindow Shades,
Simla Fixfores,
• •Taissels. llDOrds, 4ke., &v.
WOLICSALE AND RETAIL BUYERS will dud
our Irif i zr A k E o7 k lr s aia LOWER, THAN CA t I!
y
and atyleaaecond to none. .
J. & H. PHILLIPS
ana:naa AO AND ASST. CLAIR ST.
_ _
CARPET BEATING
ESTABLISHMENT.'
Which TEN YEARS , Tlti.A.l; In New York and oth
er Eastern cities hasgroved.asomplete success.
ADVANti i AGES:
.3;4t — 'Fadlog and Shrinkage are completeiy,rold
. Sld-2.T0 rippling apart. necessary.
3d—When Veed from dust, moths or their larVae,
t he Car*rlooks nearly at good as new, save 'the
naturanding town wear. -
dith—W_heit perfectly. clean.a Carpet will wear at
long atoun, ilearable matter ha a mere point of
eoOnoniry say.nothlng oflooks.
vgir AT THE OFFICE',
•); ~F.: ..• :• •
NO. r 17 9, (Liiberty :Street
be receive prompt
GEO L MCCLINTOCK,
TOBACCO ANDCIGAREL
_...;.},,,,:,,iiiiitltif.;rattokmr or
LEAF TOW* Alwfa Si}Ate,
- WO:4 mixt n'stitgcr, with; s eE or ow).
imuway 4o,in.hriii s ib un tir d i tak tiv a tru a.• tal i
ip)lo4,
• • •prrTai IPA
;pa di .06•DA,1 4 / 1 4b Pe DWAIN!
. &C.
I, 1868.
THE.PARTNERSHIP HERETO
fotIng between the underA e..r
gued, und
t e muite, of
. . _
SCHOMAKER & LANC,
diseoisedby mutual conseo,_on'3l4yAet, by
the retirement of--WILLIA3I SCEHOMA.K.=. wbo
has sold hie Interest in the ltraGto the remain Al
partners, who will continue the biesinewe at the s e
place, the name of • - =
:WATT, LANG & CO.
• - . W3l. SCHOMAXER,
• 14'31. F. LANG.,
JOHN . WATT.
And CheCk
• Having sold my interest in the firm of SCIIO3UL.
KER. & LANG to my late associates, I cheerfully
solicit for them a continuance of the patronage of
my old friends and the public jolterall •r
••••.••••• • .
WATT, -14 tiNG
JOST IMPORTED
Groceries,. Figur Grafi, Prosiiiions;
Cheese, Fish. Carbon 011, Saltolhe.,,,
- ' 1.12 &•114 . Wocid Street', •
mr3:1;73 PITTSBURGH.
ISSOLUTION.--PrilE, FIRM OF
stpATWELL, LEE dt' CO. 'was - dhurolved on the
of February, IBBQ, by mutual consent. Either ,
partner may sign the name of the firm In settlement.
JOHN ATWELL. •
- •' - • •• . • CHAR
J..LES ATWELL.'
• • . .J. EE._
The'undersigned continue the WHOLESALE
GROCERY BUSINESS, under the.name and strie of
AT'WELL LEE, at the old place, No. 131. Seooad
street. A. continuance of - the_patronage -of.thelr
friends and the public is respectfully
_soliefted.
CHARLES ATWELL.
mb7:ms3
MERCHANT TAILORS.
p WARDLE, •
ItILMUCHAN'I" MILIZLIan; -
No. 93M SMITHFIELD STREET, FITTS/WIWI:I,
.•• ' r
'keeps constantly on band a One assortment of
CLOTHS .CASSIMERES & YESTINGS
Alsls, GENT'S FURNISHING COODS; GENT'S
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER. the latest style.: '-
MERCUANT velum
No. 73 SMITHFIELD STREET, Plttsburp, I's.
Constantly on band; a full assortment of CLOTHS,
CXSSIMERES. VESTINGS, &c. ' ayako&S
DUFF & CO., Merchant 'Tailors,'
No. 34. Federal St, Allegheny,
Have just received a large and well selected stock of
=Km SPRING GOODS,
Suitable fora first class custom trade. Also. a large
stock of GENT'S FURNISHING. GOODS. 'WS
PATENT
And every variety of
SUPERIOR CRACKERS.
S. S. 31.ELItViEr, -
91 Liberty Htieet,
TRY THEN. Intal
ENWABLIEIHED IN-1840.
SHEPHARV'S
Steam Cracker and Biscuit Factory,
317 LIBERTY STRIIET, PITTEIBITROIL •
Mannlneturer and dealer In all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FBIIITS, NIITS. itc.
GAS STEAM FITTING.
JOHN' N.; COOP= ....JOS. KAYE EMERY' BIER.
JOHIV DI. COOPER & C 0. ,,
BRASS FOUNDERS
GAS AND STEAM - FITTERS,
.
Manufacturers of PUMPS AND BRASS WORK. o
I: 4 rE 4tegr i at i toz i t ) i . Arty i n s. in FIXTURES
Corner of Pike and Walnut Streets,
PITTSBURGH,
DYERS AND SCOURERS.
F r s. wcz,
DYER AND SCOUREI.
BID G.T.O*ES AND LAkES , PT.,1731E8 'CLEA,I4r--
INJAttIN SINGEALL; ram? Man.
QINGERLI CLEIS, : Suppe*tors:
to G*o'. F. ScatsCiOtait Cts..
11PILACTIc..,
only Th e Mita bitsbafent West
of the M ountains. Milanese Cards,' Letter MOPE
Bonds Labels , - (ampler'. /Show Cards ,; Diplomas,.
Portraitis t Views, Certificates of Deposits,:invita
tion Outs; lte., -.Nose lii and 14 Third street,'
rindiurti.L2 • ! • ,
MA R ML IO7 4 ,I -" I ;'
• , MAL/II ix. ,
CA.I 2 S .4.1q3)
Also, Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in TRUK_
_KV VALISES, ISA SMITH
FIELD STREET. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Orders promptly ailed and satisfaction gtusranteed.
44LASS MANtiFACTIMEREL--
q the s
- Th
ale e undersigned
COPLEYebrated Issuing amazed . the solo Agen•
of the cel
POT CLAY. •
Are tow prapared to furnish !It- in any- etttitit7to
those wislang
to procure this superior article. Del
ring fifteen years Use orthis Ciao, - we have arrived
at such proportions aswe.belleye mikes it a better
article for pots an any In the, market, we having
'secured an atm stand' af trr; 'lncur and Till
atoNrne. Vie Tarstisksecelpetfor the •proper ! .
tion.of the mixture alias Clay to persons porches-.
it t if • The Clay is grceind and moulded tax lumps a s
" titnfligniE •
•Ifort, Pitt OlsisiliVorks„
!MA Street, Pittsburgh, ,
pERC'ETAIE4:IIII3HrIy.
Rage nr,Rt WYAP•! l 44 l il v irt
tcomagfrialloipiraupur, Iffiti!l7
cLUXEIIYi or p r irt w
BLAST URNACE;
'orefrtoiatea, d
-Wcoza.nritx ,
ally_,_sollat‘aW9tWeir t . Oct.
. I" l l 4 A2ti for f ib ' ll Terr*W FREIDA ,
'2llO ...11-r.) • the! • , •1: WWI;
.I_lAirm ICONINWIt ;-: v 'qr. 09ub :la 1 , .. - f , :t
.1 rnr: To- jtitt:lto lad! JI:r•t; t. , 41 . :I ~ ,w):l
. I '.ri...T- P 7 ' 2141411 4 111 .79111t7007*4) , 1 . (.i .;,,,
Northwest corner of West Conanort..oooNP-'
-I. l Plugoall i aTirajima a c 0....
atro W a r ‘3, , . n o t e tort ncr_earth
Nrorer7
A l r t r aslio -1 . . il ri . ' 4fo -4. ;.a .1: 4 1 ; 11 1.11: 14 ; 21 ;11 1131'r' .I.P.I .
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BUSINESS CHANGES. I
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WV.X.):*3l;e:l_l:l3-104 3{l
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS
FRENCH CRACKERS.
FRENCH CRACKERS._
FRENCH CR.ACIMRS
CONFECTIONERY, ,
Nos. 185 and 187 Pil.rd BAreet,
STRAW GOODS GUM OR DYED.
LITHOGRAPHERS.
HATS IM) CM'S.
Wlishl
ME
MISC
IrSTABLISIIED L?,110IL8T IN .4.IIILEMA.
NORTH AX4RICAN
Lightning `Rod V.anActorv,
BRASS FOUNDRY
IRON GAINANIgNO.
30,000 FEET MANT7FATURi64)AILY.
THE,CELPGATED STAR GALVANIZED
. !,
_.
..
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z , ,',, j -,:ci 41 f , ;' v. ~ r -,• ~ : 7 ..,, •,•.,
4- i ., " : ?
m.nunictui,,04.380.1,1004., mt Id An
of the continhat,earantWto be 4 rto
Lightning_Up4hause. -indu ats Ingle
to peddler - 8 and aarlee lis baying' a "wbbleal ._
Also, tine_rjatlna Pottatt„ or all kinds sad patterns
_-_,.
togethesl/qth lasiliaMrar_7l/alteditilic.,TO .
Iron Connection Burs, Braces, etc. Sarni) es, am
.
pblets and Circuital sent rree.
a: f:. , ',:-- ---,, l'A''
mylnlat
1 1 171HIRN . 1
Nos. 488 and - 490 St. Join
ar10:033-48:1'
TATENIEN'Ir
in rut
REAL ESTATE G 9 BANK,'
On the 80th Day at Aprl4 1868.
IMMTI
Bond and Mort- •.• .
gages, theing drst - •
ls ou - .kcal Es- • -
p.. 13017,05 68
IU. t3, r 0-20 Bonds at .
• To,opo 00.
' irr13. , 1.801, Bonds at "- • • . •
104 • 26,000 00
Cffice re
Furnitu' • • 410 00
ash 11,290 1-0 • . ,
Total Av505,5134,68'
• . LIABILnfrEs. -
.• •
. ,
Amount Due Depos- ,
itors.. . .. . 0430,255*a
Amount Due Vep_os-
Itors, Inturest,Bay
Ist. 111160*
10,860 821
$410,g518 65
Balan Contingent ."- . •
Fund
• 217.409 03: • .
00.
The aboic is a true statennu.t.
• A. A. GARRIER, Treasurer. -
The undersigned, Auditing Committee, have ex
amined the books of the Benk, • the. Bonds, Mor
iviude Securities, and the ClBl, and find
time foregoing
. JR*,
W5l". 61111.Tif,
H. CHM D 5..
Prestdent—lSAAC JONES
. Tel:titers.
Hon. THOS. 31, HOWE, Hon. J. M. 3100RHEAD,
ISAAC JONES._ C.SG•. HUSSEY,
W. B. COPELAND, JACOB PAINTER, -
HARVEY CHILDS. NICHOLAS-VOEGTLY,
WM. - H. &MITA.
INTEREST ALLOWED on Deposits in this Ins*
tution, at SIX .PER CENT- PER ANNUM. poyable
to depositors in May and 270veniber, which, if not
drawn, will -be added ..In he-principal and cox-
Accountant (. PARKE. •
Solicitor. E. BRADFORD,TODD.
OFFICE. 03 FOURTH STREET.. my7:pl7
owNints OF: DRAYS, WAGONS,
CARTS, HACKS, OMNIBUSES,
And every description of CARRIAOP.S. aremuelred•
to. all at tire OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER •
and TARE OUT THEIR LICENSES, on or befbre
the let day of May next. •
For each and every Wagim Cart. Car,
Dray, Buggy or Carriage, drawn by one
horse. the sum of 5. 00
For each and evert* one of the above named..
vehicles drawn by two horses, the sum of. : 800
For eseitilnd every one of the, above named •
00
vehicles, drawn by four horses the sum of 10
For each and eve ry Hack drawn by two
horses, the sum of - • •10 00
For esch•and every Omnibus and Timber _ _
Wheels, drawn by tWo tortes, the sum of. 12 00
For each additional:horse attached toany of
the above .named vehicles; the sum of ' -1 00
Sgp. -- 3. It shall be the duty of all. Ltvery Stable
keepers' in said city to make, a• return to the City
Treasurer, within twenty days after the passage o.f
this ordinance,and annuallythereafter on or before, •
the Ist day. of May of. each and every year, of the
nirreS of vehicles of every description, Owned and •
lased them. in their : business , and tire : kind theret
of, the aame refuse shalt be made under oath,,
Bre; 4. All owners of Carts; Dram Wagons
ethervehicie:s..who - thall 'neglect or refuse , to pro,
cure a license as aforesaid, shall be subject to a pen- ,
alty of not less than ten per cent. fur every thirty
days the same remains unpaid after the Ist day or
Mey of each year. All Livery Stable keepers failing •
to make the return required In the 3d Section of thug
„ordinance, shall. in addition to the foregoing, be
subject to a penalty or not exceeding fifty dollars,
all of which penalty shall- be recovered before the
'Mayor, or one of the Aldermen or said city, by sum
mary conviction; and it shall be the duty of the
Chief 'of Police to seek out all - persons who have
failed to comply with any , of the provisions of this
ordinance and report the rime to the City Treasn•
urer, for winch service he shat receive the sum of
fifty cents in each case, to be taxed and collected as
part of the costs, upon conviction atfafdresaid. - • .-
ihe ,penalties for non-compliance with the ordi
nande will be Strictly enforced after the above date,
• '•-• •- D. MACEERRON. City Treasurer.- •
Allegheny City, April lst;.• UM& • myl:pso
NOTICIE TO OirfF t ll.l3 OF .
DRAYS, RIM, &IL
• - -
• • • - -
Notice is hereby. given Its - all' owners- of Drays,
Carts, Carriages, Buggies, Ike., whether resident or
non-resident in the City ot Pittsburgh, to pay 'their '
Licensee at -the , I'reameretra Office of , the City of
Pittaburgh:FOßTHWlTH 'ln accordance - with an
Ate of - Assembly, approvel enrols- 30th, 1060,.and
and 'an Ordinance of. the ouncils of the 'City of
Pittsburgh, passed Aprillo, 1860:
All Licensee not paid on or before 31AY 15, 1008,
will be placed in the hands et the Chief of - Felice .
for Collection,: subject to his fee of 30 cents for the
collection thereof, and all Persons who .neglect or
refuse to take out Licenses trill be subject to is pen
alty,te be recovered' before theikiayor,Hdonblethe
amount of the License.- • • ~ • t, •
The oldmsetal plates of preylous years must he re
turned •at the time Licentes are taken out, or poi
45 cents therefor. ' 1••: ' • • •
• DATEHOF LOENSIF.: • . •
Each One Horse .Vehicie • 0 T
Each Two Horse • 00.
Eoch Four Horse'' • 13 00
Each Two Horse Hack • - 13 00- ,
: Omnibuses and Timber :Wheels drawn by . -Two,
Horses, Eighteen Hollam:each. For each addl.'
• Donal Horse used in anyZ of - the aboyeirehicles One
—t .
Dollar.. 1 A l a a NDgas ,
• I • ty
kirrsnratcar. February 1&:1889. Ci Treasurer.
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GLUE; CURT amo runt,
Tanners' *rap, irtorpois Cattle Tails,
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3d door from Waynt, '
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TRAIT aria I ' m:roux liTal3: also, •mlacellane
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