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ins littdargt Gaidtt,
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LOVWS TRIFLING.
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TTIONAR-XoOltn.
- .
It fetloving ,
singing light and day,
We could trine merriky life away,
Like atoms dinning In the beam,
Like day-Gies skimming o'er the stream,
Or Summer blossoms, born to sigh
Their sweetness out, and dle,—
Now brilliant, thoughtless, side by sldsi de, -Thou and I could make cal minutes g li de:
- No atoms ever glanced so right,'
ityrglles ever danced so light
Ms . g ,
t ninmet blossoms mixed the ir
.56tiose as thou and'll..
ECHOES.
BY raolius woons
HoWSlviet the answer Eaten:takes
liMentiett,intif late or horn. she wakes
And faraway o'erlawnsand lakes
lioe.s answering lightt
Yet Love bath echoes truer far,
And far more sweet- •
Than e'er beneath the moonlight's star.
• • or horn, or lute, Or SOft guitar,
The songs repeat.
'T is when the sigh, in youth sincere
And only - then,
rb a b i t Ztli b r: l ili b tl i i i ld for one to bear,
Breathed back again.). dear,
EIPMERLS.
• —Southern papers are ensmalling.
—Horace (freely wears white linnen
pants. •
—Mr. Stanbery is "enjoying" miserable
.--,--Three hundred buildings are going up
Tin Camden, N. .I*.
—Ex-Senator Guthrie, of Kentucky is
dying„
• —Copying ink is called communication
Ink lit 'French.
—There is to Ihea grand yacht race at
Charieiton,
—Dickens is honoring Kent by spending
the summer there.
—There is a gold brick at Helena,s .
Yana, valued at $31:,40..
—Harriet Lane,' tMeived about $BO,OOO
from her en uncles estate. . .
—Several hundred Swedes are to be
,brought over to Louisiana.
Blue-fish are swarming in the neighbor
'hoed of I+llha's Vineyard.
I ttousand Chinese dwell on the
Pacific coast of North America.
-A: New York 'paper states that Fifth
Avenue is closed for the summer.
—Mr. Cyrus W. Field is one of the direc
tors of the Anglo Mediterranean Telegraph.
—A sand bar forming in the Mississippi
is putting St. Louis back in the country.
• —The recent heavy rains have quenched
the tires in the pine woods of Wisconsin.
' —Wisconsin has anew •village inhabited
by one hundred Poles, who have just come
--Jttarez is said to be unusually lucky
just now, as he has but two revolutions on
lutnds.
—The Philadelphia Age -has an elegant
new office on South Seventh street, near
Market.
—The New York Yacht Club owns 41
vessels. Their regatta takes place• on the
18th inaL
—Massachusetts authorities are cultivating
- fish. Their latest success has been with
black bass.
—25,000 pounds of Malaga raisins - were
produced on a single grape farm in Califor
nia last year.
• 7 -Dudley B. Davis, of Salem, Mass., has,
at different times saved eighteen persons
from drowning.
—Mr. Pendleton is just about such &limn
as was James Buchanan, minus his eaten
sive reputation. •
The grandfather of the Empress of the
- French was a Scotch-Irish-Englishman
named Kirkpatrick. •
1,-LLondon now contains the five finest
sopranos of the day, Patti. Tietjens, Kellogg,
Lucca and Nillssen. •
• —Some persons profess to be shocked at'
. the tact that Lord Brougham's remains are
. to remain m Cannes.
• —Give us peace. says Grant. But the
Thunocrats are not satisfied with piece, they
want the whole plunder.
. •
-The whale French army being now
termed with the CluissepOt gun; rumors of
•- •War are againprevalent:
r -Feisenden is, going. to vote for l eneral
:derant. This is suspicious. What can Gen.
o_t rant have done to deserve this ?
• 44 boy ',TEineiville, Wisconefn has
been cliiistcned , fichnyler Colfax Of course
such a name the boy is doing well.
Leeidtiesn't allow his stndents to
tiarviird the: stalk:nisi do haze,
but when the,anthorities find it out,they are
. pavement, , sappas
('-e 'to *me fof i ra: a' part of pailust's Villa,
has . Ikea disdoyt4ed by ...excavatom at
Borne; i
...-'.The Empress of the yreuch is to maim'
• Is, tour of irelaryfi this summer, probably kir
rgte Ptiriot° "cfvisiting the home of her an
l'.:3i.=-E3haip Idr. Bort&rd, anxious for, the
speedy peopliit's* pa l ska, ba's circulated
..4r rumor of a plethora of ,gold in titan:Lew
e SliallibitiOn• I. , ', •• . :I i
(.. —NaPolenAllittadectiled not to visit Ber
ijin this summez. i,Beriin i is , a disagreeable,
'dusty desert inthe hot season, and Narxileon
'tfr?t 6 i4i lothi.if it. ''' : ' '`
-.• 7 - th e Niig4ie, Pink* ' tl?ei Chinese
. 11 4 61 ' 34 71 COMA think of , ,lowling Alus,uountrT
minima visiting their 1 nuormous !metropolis
of 150,Opp t inba6ititits:' ' l' , ''' ': ' 1 1 , -'
it il44 / 1 e : PO ~Is g ii Ot., ki4i;Cis, *tgaTar and
, AtrStug peopled!" illondOnfili Seater than
reativholepdpulation of Pittibiughi ?add all
~c the eurPunding litilietoltrts. ` l '' ri , `
,'
-° Ta-itectid&riiits given it
. 10;00.40q4 0
to the - Prtulides44.4the.lJniversity there.
Lattshargistuiii m(iroluditeutehtthanlisxhi
41111er4taddo dcilheisdnustbhigs , ) 1 ,1 1:::11
..1,04-41.11areParet five! hundredibachelory in
' Zgietietiett atfd reordiliail 'hi *l4
4Witid *V the fOrlf, ;,,Kokiiiitr, l 4 l 344
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officer must embrace a certain number of,
telegraphists. :
—swiss papers seem to beregretting a ru
mor.which asserts that,iiff 'Davis ii coming
to live in Geneva. ,TellbrsontD. has but few
admirers in the . llttle *putollc °tithe Alps,
—Dr. David Tayloritaistory nt the De..
vil is to be published during - the summer.
It is said to be entertaining and to show
quite an amount of erudition and research
among infernal annals.
—There is an an aboriginal cricket club
-uLA,ustalim, and their4kl4-11kmN:k.is•golTig
to Engiax, Prim& Alfrecl l -who saw them
in Australia, says thefe is no eleven in
England canbest them.. -; 07
.- , —The-young -Britt& beltelgium ig only
nine yearsolo, and yst is troubled with of
of the heart, a disease, almost uni
versal with less august young gentlemen who
are about ten Years Older
Ward Hniie, the autfid l Oss
who speaks eight languages fluently, is now
to start a New - England Women's Club. at
Boston, and she invites' all of the puritan
daughters to lend a hand to help her along.
—Lucy Stone has reformed, she. wears a•
common place grey walking suit,. a chigoe
and a husband. At least
. thus equipped she
made her appearance in
,Neu York the Other
day, and curious people • are beginning-to
look upon • hei as the • - origitild of Hannah
Thiirston. , '
—The Chicago .Repubiican has almost,
doubled its circulation, since it took Its bold
stand =the Impeachment,ituestion, and, as
it'argrees with 'us in its views, and.is proba
bly the best paper published west of Ohio,
we are - Very, glad et it.
—When GetteralTranlditi:Was a cadet at
West,,Point, he was called, upon by one of
the visitors to come forth and 'drill the bat
tallicrn; last week'the General ' Was 'a visitor
at _the, Point, and took care to have one of
the cadets called out in the same way. •
—A pamphlet recently published in Paris
under the auspices of the French Peace So
ciety, asserts, that from 1853 to 1866 no less
than 1,753,491 men perished onthe different
battle-fields of the world, and that the wars
and warlike expeditions i nf the same thirteen
years cost 47,830,000,000 of francs.
• —ln Evitnsville, Indiana, the other day
some 50,000 penple collected, by the river
bank to see a sharper walk the water in a
pair of wooden shoes: Two canoes lashed
together served as wooden shoes to the man
who stood with one foot gallantly placeff in
each, and a double ended paddle placid in
his hands. ,
—New York and Brooklyn papers, are
continually denouncing the' . Nicholson
pavement, and Chicago `journals' are `just as
constant in their praise. If we take. Wood
street as a fair specithen, we should certain
ly side 'with the' Eastern papers, but we are.
in hopes that the'Fiithatreet pavetnent may
force us for once, to believe in Chicago.
—The Southern' people have always
claimed a superiority over the Northerners,
in culture and refinement, and Louisville
has always been regarded as 'one of their
strongholds, The ways in which they make
good their claims are peculiar, for instance,
the Academy of Music, in Louisville, is to
be used for a lager beer saloon this summer.
A Pen-Picture of the Connecticut Demoe-
racy. •
A New Haven correspondentwrites of the
Democratic State Convention:
It was a hard faced and hard-beaded Con
vention. The most careless observer could
not have mistaten it for a philanthropic or
Ncientitic gathering. The least enlightened
gentlemen of .color would have shrunk in
stinctively out of the hall, feeling that these
were not his friends. Yet it was anassem
blage of resolute, clear-headed:strong-willed
men, with - a deal more of insight-than of
philosophy, powerful if narrow; no mean
antagonists for the party of 'moral ideas and
enlarged sympathies. 'And theY went as
grimly and as steadily at „their, work as
though the nomination at New' York Were,
not 'a - matter of total uncertainty, ',and as
though regiment after regiment:of their line
had not gone over to the enemy and pro
nounced for Chase.
• THE Ogdensburg Journal says
Several , Republican Papers, notice the or
ganization of the Tanners URA's: city, but
do not 'seem to comprehend cute*. what
sort of an organization it really is. For: the
information of all, we •would , say that:the
"Tanners," as organized here, is a Republi
can Club, for the purpose orgreates efficlen
cy. in the present campai gn . i It is similar to
the old "Wide Awakes' of 1860, The uui
form adopted is silver bronzed enamel eloth
cape and cap, - leather apron Jand , '"Wide
'Awake" torah. • Nearly ' two hundred` are'
alreadY enrolled here. **The'ria*ile
Here" h`as been adopted most appropriate
from the Tact that General Granccommeneeti
life as a 'tanner, and that be learned , the
businesafio well that , he ,was able to tan the
Whole batch of rebels Who took, up arms to
destroy the , country. A similar organiza
tion has been started at Chicago, and prom-
.ises to ; be. immensely popular. , •Everygood,
live Republican community , should have an
organizatiou'eflthel"Tanners."
. . .
Virriv..Ttityrih „ r. Citli SE AO , Written:a letter,
which taehroinit:W4i.l.4o 41b
ject of conversation peti*gen . Alan elf "and
'not more Wan 'lone or'fiVe Senaibri
What ; business .he converse with
4 1,11 -9 0 ffitgre at. nii.;.4on 'l4 l subject? What
tv.Oaid.l* 1100'; itYright -of 4ndge , who
I .. conversed with "not more -than four orfive"
Jurymetrabout a zaso that was sbeing tried
before him ?—oghicago Journal. • •
T' 'Etter Intizr thovr.i.u4lt a recent• sitting
:df the Preriehlizadetriyef Belem:6r, ti:raeb
ber read. a paper on the injurious - .effects
tepee,' health . Of , cast:•rort -Roves, eisserting
that- the heated".oOrfgeneratee hydrogen
'trete. 'organic, paper, raised, to " a,lngliXe,ro.
,pe;attkre, i i.t."w4elen said that, by : the ,` use
of 800 *NOB fe - Fortl . siTre prodneed, hear
ing, analogy .to Mop generated• by marsh
gas.. • 1'
PknoStrum • rm. Bantam—Ther:Britiall
'Pa y.pi rliatnent hasluid beforal4 andlits ;put&
mfisda , nit; filicAid; wilktn
'effdet:Stfip the Ilt attlic* rth hi blLusti of, tiftroleita, ini
various forma as a burigueiiniil ' 'ln the
litatfora; , Itadotinilal6:tf
If° T thiserkindtorAiww portable
rOlll.
4 11 .11 1 ths;
iia=illl4l44l 7 i7 ni th em. / 1 0 1 ;
'ths metal to .. thtimmaiim,,,ofdoaealrd -•tta
itticiAtmaPont 01 ' 4 4 ihningv" ear'
for Mucceltliko4 o w 4 WeA r l lstit q a t tlie Z l V o
nithartitegg_ 51y.,1 ; 2,21.2r .
; fotififflov.
• .111044
of the plate much -1
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE MONDAY, JUICE 15, 1868
• •
TEETH. EXTRACTED • -
• .
NVITIZIO:Er'r P.AXERI
NO DELLI4OR MADE
AREVirt ARTIFICIAL
A FULL EMT FOR $B, -
AT DIG. -SCOTT'S.
PENN Ernutcr. 3D DOOR ABOVE HAI D.
AtitiliEwEEllitelliffew72ta&Apil,viT3oFEN
GAS.
OAS InCt
s w . !
aria :A ti ifl 1:6-res„
FOB GAS' AND
Just received the finest and largest assortmen
...ever Opened ; ln tins - . -
AI/ELDON& KELLY,
141.*tioiSiTREET; ALLEY
,v4i 24 31 2 . r. , 1 - • : -
CEMENT,' 'SOAP STONE,' &C
I:1 lEDIL9EULIO CEDIENT:
• Al' ErroNE.
• PLASTER,.CHL3INEY TOPS. •
• • . • . WATER PITTS
SWUM 11. %COLLINS,
• 25 Wood street.
aumme.
SEWING M.ttCHMES.
5L
DROVER -BARER'S
ELASTIC STITCH
U l ! 3} E
,ST7Cit
SIENMQ ,DiCinwns
WITH LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,
At the New and Elegant Sales Booms
OF TUE CONIYANT,I,
51 FIFTH STREET.
• • 'Also, NF.IIDLES,:_ATTACHMENTR, MACHINE
SILKS and COTTONS, THREAD. MACHINE OIL,
Ac., &c. The citizens of Pittsburgh are respect
fully Invited to call.
Applications for Agencies solicited. Circulars or
lamples by nutikon application. Correspondence to
be addressed to • -
GROUR r & BAKER 8. M. CO.,
51 FIFTH STREEZ, PITTSBURGH.
riah2Chn.l.2
THE GREAT AMERICAN COM
BUTTON-HOLE OVERSEAMNG
AND SEWING MACHINE.
IT HAS NO EQUAL,
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FAMILY
*AC T IUN THOZLIV E
1 . 11 1 r AYl T iriPt ri T l) . 114-
Agentsiranted to sell this Machine.
CI - LAS. C. ItAx.sdr—m - sr,
Agent for Western Pennsvlvants,
Corner, FIFTH ArtiD MARKET STREETS, over
Bletlarvlson't Jewelry Store. mrlisq64
-WHITE LEAD AND 'COLORS.
A - vrE INVITE ATTENTION TO
VV our well selected and com 6
plete stock of Drugs, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, Dye Stub, Patent
Medicines, Perfumery, &c.
DRUGGISTS. PHYSICIANS and COUN
TRY who their
stocks In this DEALERS
Market, will consult
their interest by examining our goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Having aceepted the Agency for the
PITTSBURGH WHITE LEAD it. COWR
WORKS, of Messrs. i. SCIIOON RAKER
At SON, we Offer to the trade their well
known brands of White Lead and Colors
at Manufacturers' Lowest Rates; and
guarantee them to give perfect satis
faction in every.respect.
_ .
We Invite especial attention. to Me-
COY'S VERDITEII GREEN as superior ,
in strength, body, brilliancy and dura
bility to any Green, Paint ever offered
to the public. -
HARRIS. EWIN4,:4;
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets,
PrrTl3l3 - C7RG-110 PA.
GLASS, OHINA. CUTLERY.
100 WOOD' 81411EZT.
A GLASS AND
' ' QUEENS* A R / Er
E.;SILVIA , PLATED WAEE, . i
1w
% PI4.IItAN i'iltTUErnig 4
A
' ~ 119/42 1 0AN: e4ll. 315,
0, ':, •• • - -,",- .. f. ~ 1
And other STAPLE ANDVANCE v 4
N,.,Ewoxre, .igreit.i.oety• !.. , •
100 Nirciori silucm. ' ' •
RICHARD E. BREED & CO; ~
. .. tebdr ~ ,( ,;,.. ; , ~ _ ;.• ~ ;,..
100 . WOOD: STREET:
LESREPEZOSTEIIf
•
ILE9 Yedlersit elltrerrdi
(Fourth door atkrre Dboirorid:)
Mash Wartf, Table entlerY
etitEchurgoreflotetrand. eta tb atifZu l iggi l l 1 :14
goods. • .11 ..1 ) I Jelome
•
G E 9 14CILEIMPf • • •
410 e , t , ••' • :•••-• • • I .11 33i4i
t•••
No:4o,;Cornettiteasrat inir Robinson s ii,.. b etk
Athens: .l o" oo 4sts*lT on 4144 s riCiri.CLUIUM4 of
limmtVw.ruingammii, t • •
,:.;• Confectionery' and-Bakery ,z.,
=I
•
No. SOO S:
Seventh and LiberOt
1111h3rdD ta3 I ,O.RSTXII SAlDON.sitsehed,rk
0
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r s e a uele h n iaii.;:t.- ..t,
t.l tlll3''e. 11 '4 ti
And Resler is tOIiZIGN 1 17
AI-7410
PMICIAN4II 1
171178.,
APAS 1 11691:1 8
W414400401 ' a' l e fit,471 , 4;*,f , - ,,
sclusay City. ~, , , •
TeIDEIN3IO:I is gict q!, ~,,.. -,ii r
,A. .m..,t:' , . t d,,
~ ,,ile.l_,ll.J 0 1 ,.. • ..,.. ,-, •,a1 :
fri ay:llm, ,iceseiderv,i
.4100,w/1140 1.01111 ii.:./i4 It'' . ) 170:i ,irl:i) I
iMPR.SIIIIPWIgni;tv `Mil
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t ri g i kpl.
t o ii t C o
i t far . w ~ : 1110 0 0
VEllir GOODS. -
-LIRGEST AND
BEST STOCK IN rHE CITY..
'A LADIES' Flan Bung GAXIITLETS,
•
with Military Can, in Drab, Duff and Tan.
HOSIERY, -
A frill line of French. German and English.
In Bil k Linen and Palm Leaf. A of White
OPICENTANS:,' • .
MMUS r BULLION
EMU
BINGED
A FM
Also, 6
' constTs— ,
ored, for Lady
Nainsook, i'iner Collars,
Web Linen, Paper Cuffs,
• Lawn, _ .1 Strlne i d d bbl . rts,
I
nm is t . rie, '.' 1 5 i; o ii- t l t e o — n Eli 47o .e s
td,. - ' ririig„ser, he s :
Also, THE 1 NE ..SAR4TOI3A COLLAR,.
r illib s ese of goods are .to be had at the LOWESN
.111ACIttrid, OLTDE & CO.,
Is and
AT JOSEP HORNIS &
ill
'Cow Gt-ocoros
lIAMI3I7IIG EDGINGS AND FLOUNCINGS;
HAMBURG INSERTINGS:
SWISS EDGINGS AND INSERVERM
LACE CATER, COIFFEURS A PARASOL
COVERS; .
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS.
•
SUPER STOUT AND SUPER PINE COTTON
• • AND MERIN( 11.11 ROSE; . • •
LADIES' AND MISSES' HOSE, in Lace, Lisle,
Silk and Cotton, of btst •English and Ger
man makes;
DOMESTIC HOSIERY, at very_low rates,.
ALENA.NDRE'S DUCHESS KIT) GLOVES, a
• new line just received.
A full assyrtment of BULLION AND SILK
FRINGES;
TASSEL FRINGES.
BEAD FRINGES AND TRIMMINGS;
GIMP READINGS;
TRIMMING RIBBONS AND SATINS . ;
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
STRAW GOODS.
-New etre HATS—Ladtea • and Mimes.
CRAPES,' MALINES A DOTTED NETTS;
RIBBON_,_I3 FLOWER'S,
MTLLINERY LACES,
I BONNET SILaSSFKANIMA_
SUNDOWNS AND SIIABEB HOODS,
( CALL AND EXAMINE.
77 and 19 Market Street.
jel:Mler
PERFECT FITTING
KID GLOVES.
"A. C. '
.S. K. ' •
We invite attention to our
Kill GLOVE BEI'AREIENT 2
Which is now complete with every color and shade.
In addition to our own special Int'Sedation of the
Celebrated A. C. C. (Jlniin) KIDS,
We have secured the exclusive stle of the
"Harris Seamless. ds,"
The best Glove and moat perfe At.
ICIAGEIRS & C ,
spit ' 19 'FIFTH STRYIET.
•
•MACgUM CARLISLE',
Now offer the most elegant line of
HAMBURG -
Ever opehed In l'lttehurxh to which
Invite the attention of th eir customers. Thee l
e
signs are nearly all new and ortginakand about
ONE-FIFTH LE.% THAN NEWMAN PRICES.
MACRON & CARLISLE,
19 FIFTH STRX,KT,
Have jast opened all shades Of •
BULLION AND EDITOR' FRINGES.
BUGLE GIMPS ARM FIUNGICS,
At yery low Mega
'pry
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Wnocessor Tharthilekl & Co.)
vow*. •
,0000&.• , .
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ißlvlea'tien*l3t*i the
ildAri ,
RETAIL,, DRY" GOODS STORE
60 iiirtikb)lshi r
3,11314 . 2tte*
A)PS2t.„! r. sonars entire), . • •
iciar Of 118 - 3
•
ern
Case Prices.
, ma: XE .13 NET • .81.
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;‘ , ;;lfop,•lls, , ,lY o o 4l l4 . 9: llloB hure i kp , k a l
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to !,
F 1.171 :11••;"‘i 1131'1
44;T;j1 . , iv - ;;;i•T s. , l;i ,
DAT GOODS ' krfri S TOTIGAISi
n1:01.
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ljimr. ifilinAffilligell/E4 1 .:"
1; al
.011:w .-, .stili4
4tI I 9OUOV/APIONIV ,
Inioutaux, DEALIMS
FOreiginlidi I 0 Ina 0006 ;
a
C.I.IIIII4OII4IIFOODISTRECE,O4i rr tit
dcrmairge.Diewoot Oaf.)w .4'l
Paw Inimi.ioVßlTTiallinKlW nit
AND:PLA.EN.
P
:JURTS.
te iknd col-
Market Street.
DAILY ARRIVAL OF
HOSIERY.
At greatly reduced rates
Wltolegale and Retail.
19 Fifth Street,
DRY : , GOODS. .
wa5;4464 1 c11010
Bead itesil
filffitiMbn ittru
amp wen/
ETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
SFIIING STOCK OF •
' ''-
' C.AjEtiligr-13C S i
. .
We have in store the most complete assortment of
CARPET' 8 AN D 'OIL CLOTHS,
,we havla ever opened, ensbra ein; the newest styles
ilsid aesignsiddthe beet FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURERS, imported and selected - . With
special reference to the Pittsburgh market. Many.
of the patterns are confined to our house exclusively
for this city. With the advantages of direct im
portation. we are now able to offer early the new
- eileilif iiiefieefatiiiiii I - otiii — ttftnfig:Wcallif
mast celebratedilinglish locansi MI at Prlckvffit h '"
phe'retieb:*of pitabst evecr trattlieltolder; ‘A R veilkl
but limited importation of ENGLISH INO Ne,
of extra quality, and ltrram and beautiful designd.
odlll..be,fouri - especlikily , titmice acd , dcalfable ' fo r
=Chambers. • Our iltOck-er-COMIIPM! ALL=ViVOL
NARP r ED3, ptirchared beforethe .Carpct-Wesivera'
strike, will be' sOidat the garde rates' tm preview to
the last advance, and will furnish CARPI:AIto the (
multitude at the lowest prices elute the War. A
good CARPET.POE 25 CENTS A YARD.
N. 8.-Those having Parlors or. Drawing WHIMS
VI , furnish are specially invited to examine the un
usually large numbcrof patterns particularly adapt
ed to thatprmse; which we offer in WILTON and
. TAPESTRY . VELVETS and , BRUESELS. at low
prices. ' .
• OLIVER . AcCLINTOCIi • & CO.,
No. 23 Fifth . Street..
Jeff
1868. 1868.
SUMMER wropir.
White, &di , Checked, Striped and Fagg
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nv GREAT .
Oil Clotho,. Window Shades:" &e.
BOVARD, ROSE & Co.,
21 Fifth Street,
iny27:ditiwP OVER BATES & BELL'S.
-WATTIN9
CY-aekl : 1635 1 M 11 1 8 00
A very superior quality of
White, .
Fanct tittiped
• • And Check
• JEST IMPORTED.
I . .NaßhaniS,
IN BRIGHTEST COLORS.
..Prices. the Limest in this Market.
MeCALLIJ3I
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• 51 liFErTif STREET. &bine Wood.
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NEW CAUEIPETS.
MorMihANl) & COLLINS
WE lusT:azdzlvED Tint
NEWEST AND BEST STYLES OE',
ENGLISH'VELVET DMT,
810(441fARTERtil WIDE;
TaPeatry and Bady Brussels,
WHIM TM= AXt.r. BELLING AT
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Per sale CERA'. AS THE . CIIWEST,!,st
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MARSHALL, ;
No. 87 Wood Street,' near- Fourtk.
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STEAIII CRACKER BAKERY
TOM;
Bracken are baked linen the OVEN B
TOM and 'are kinetic:go any baked by hot air
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WINE, .BOSTON, SODA, CRICAX pRENcEn
WATER., - RUTTER, SUGAR and SODA CRACKI
ERS: SCOTCH and DIILK4BLSCIIIT.
For Sale by Every Grocer in the Cit}l
ROJECENSCYN.,
No.o-20 FIFTH' STIMPIT
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For HALLS, PARLORS, 'I
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CRAMMER Sand ETCHERS,
In eiI!CAT VARIRTY ;
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llnstirpassedlit beanSi nnd qn
CRACKER 'BEUiMUES.
811''Libert* Street.
TRY T1AE21.1531
0
Bakery, No. p]i Liberty St. I
jefar3n
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OF
PURE MAPLE (
SYRUP
CITY" 01" ALLEGHENY I,
TREASURER'S OFFICE, June sth, 1568.4,
ALLEGHENYIrAxEs. . - ,
,
' Notice is herelAy given that the Assessors bas
placed In the-Treasurer's Office-the duplieittei
from the several wards of
. .. . I
7 1
City, Poor, City' . Business, SehoOl,— • Schoc,
Building and Pali() Park:Taxes A.` I
And of WATER RENTS for' the year 1808, au
that said 'razes wilt ntoW bo received - in3oursuance t
the .!Acts of, Assembly., 'of February-, 5,7 th, cl
and of April llth, • 1803, subject to the followint
regulations and allowshees: • '
• - •
~
'Five Per 'eptitC if putt! oxi' 'cir 'before:
if til l
• 'first day of July.
Four per tient: ifipaid Oti•or beforfitl
first day of Aniplist.. .• • ..; . -, . -
Two' per , eentv if paid on ort before tb
first day of September.. _•.. ~•
If paid after theftrat day of Eleptentbe •
and on or beforei the first day.of
bee, nodeduction will be wage.
, . . „ .. . . . . -
iif paid after .the ; •first day or fietobes.
„and.on or before the, first "day, of 18
veitiber'. an 'addition of Bye Per etinij
• std' be :added-to•atid2payiible•bn tie
'„, • • • - t i
A!'lt.ll' 1RE' 1 ' . .P.15r....!.*,; 24 2,Y,P0E. 1 . 4 ,V`II
rants will be:Jinxed to''enforee the' collectrin'of ag
taxes remalning!nimaid, together with the verions
age awned thereon, istid the, cysts, .
4 Ds. XACFEraIOI4 qitr TrpOtir,er.
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'OFFICE ' AIM WAREHOUSE,; _
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Orriczas—AXlGUEd ilATlT'.7l%_Treitdent. ,l
• JIM , B. I..IVINGSTOW: Treapnrer.
aslarzt B.IDDLE, BecretarAr.
John Atwell, B.
liaruruct; Joan B.4.lvingtou. . •
Cash.pald. for Payer Stock. 3a2E0:0880.
INFASIIIPICITON ATILLs, , , 1 , 1
AsursirtoS STREET; ' ••
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, :,) r • !.; 1 :4
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