El
t lifts vt..i.4,1.41.4#4
—Train was hissed in Liverpool.
—Mrs. Manton Marble died last Thurs
day.
—Mississippi ; has a "What-is-It," but
can't catch 1 -
`'Hasa., kis - eight scree of
_--7Scarlet,fever is epidemic in some parts
of Massachusetts.
c.lergymen went to Europe in one
steamer last week. I
-Ale wheat crop this year in _Australia,
• haft proved a failure.
_4,500 persons visited the birth-place of
Shakespeare last year. -
--P, V. Nasby, P. M.,.isto lecture during
the autumn in New England. . r .
_ —To-morrow General Grant • and. family
. will be enroute for Cheyenne. -
The Chicago Women's Club held its
-lest meeting on Thundailast.
—A Professorship of Music is to be foun
dedin the University of London.
The Athletic B. B. C., beat the Eureka,
in Chicago ox Priday, 37 to 18.
—Rev. Herrick Johnson: preached in- his
church in Philadelphia on Sunday.
—The new suspension bridge, at Niagara
- t Will.probably be completed this season.
—The New York Democrats , are ridicul-.
ing Grait and bieakfasting Beauregaid.
—Watts aria abundint on the east coast
or Brazil; pear/ oysters sell there for $5OO
,
' a ton.
citizens of African descent and
the possessors of real estate can vote in Li
beria.
—General Wade Hampton says the South
Carolina delegation will support . Chase for
President. • , • _
-;-Lonisa Mohibach says she doesn't mind
iniiicism'so long as shels as well paid as she
last present. _
—ln Belfast, Maine, there is a drummer
lioq ivho plays tunes - very well and is only .
three years old.
—Heider Clymer' wants to go to Congress
from Berke county; so does Lawrence Getz,
the present member.
—Report says that • Chief Justice Chase
has a daughter who is shortly to marry a
distinguished Virginian.
—Mr. Greeley's "Recollectionsof a Busy
Life" have been revised and shall soon be
published in boo.kfonn.
st,..Lonni Repub r iiran says the crops
promise now a greater yield than has ever
been known in Missouri; • -
—There is enough ice stored is the City
of Brotherly Dive to last two years at the
ordinaryrato of consumption.
—All of the heavy manufacturing
_estab
lisinnents of Troy, the foundries alone ex
cepted, have stopped off work.
—T. W. Robertson is writing a new
play for J. B. Clarke, - the eccentric come
dian and brother-in-law of the Boothi.
—A Yankee has diseovered . a new use for
worn-out hoop skirts; he hangs them np for
seam crows and finds thent very effective.
•
—J. W. Garrett, Esq., President of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was offered a
position. in Mr. Johnson's cabinet but re
fused it.
—The extensive reconstruction of Paris
under the supervision of Baron- ,Hausmann
has already cost the trifling sum-of $400,-
000,000.
Garibaldi says he is going to take a
trip to England and America in the autumn;
probably to look on the site of his.eandekms
business.
—The great Saengerfest in Chicago, has.
been amarvelous success, and the most per.
feet- celebration on slate scale ever given
—Hon. Edward McPherson, 'Clerk of the
HouSe of Represatatives' has been appciint-•
edAmerican editor,this year, of the. Aiinan..
aC its Gotha.
—Three well known authors, Herrman
• Nellville, 'lll. Stoddard; and Richard
Grant White are all clerks in the New York
Customllouse. .
• ..4ome fourteen F Indian skeletons and
quite a number of relics and curiosities of
the lost tribes bait; been dug up in Bing-,
bamton, N. Y.
• • • -.-The Arkansas Legislature• is very eco
f nomieal ; a motion to make an appropria,
tien to supply the legislature with ice water
Was lost tlie'other day:::::..
r "—Fitz Hugh LUdlOw, • the author'of that
Most charming story, "Little Brother," has
liiiit,ten new story called the "Household
Angel" , for /tarots Bazar. • •
—Lord :Mon& IS Probably, the most t in_
miler man hi Canada. lie Is „awned o r
- stinginess, a fault 'quite, prevalent among
ttitieh tePteeelticiuVee, in'6*.etAticee
--Lcitta says she • Is not 'engaged, to be
Married, and never i ntends 'to; be; As Lot
t& is not yet nineteen, years old, some al
lOwanci mai Ile tirade'•• tOr the latter state
. ,
hmtiv-,6 ghosts, one of them
414 into a braiu.favor , ;
r. 44* i4e;9t.4% , .T01?ed b t white, ~p arade!: : the,
vattuilav 4terehYard,.coxr,ylngt
tOpiiiii.4l
, , ao4zinit
thinks.iiiiiliachel and ; :Booth ) '
Imu!'tded'etictroth . d.,vitindetrAlt land; 01;4!
very 4 1 .,a4criptivi
lia prove it.:: ;4, 4 ,4•2 •
—,South Carolina said miisiiielittietti
to arm-igui-arm again lato, ! the .D4130=113
Convention. Tho sooner both Suitis . foreet;
about *ma andOply their peace, t4e? bet*,
''Air all of us.' ' • 7 "
DeriloClllo;_*kaiiiie longingly at
White ar beginning , to '
• insPill',Sh* l AYE*: hafare that a-gal
mon Chase• is rather a *llly Sort. of-means
• , •
g a o f
li
AZIL'i novel
; u, ,
4.l,loohitt,tket 1** , 5 1 51461010.: inirefin is igx*
woeu liii*iikogerissi
brvpsit Theodor ikisal i situh of
liAtiba t. llllfforli: :rt.; t t i nif
ilaWaU 'w"P' ate a
grand final performance la Philadelphia
. • .
- .
' - 77 ,- - - ---" ,,, J44W-J--p4l,llAWW:igi 3- 4.'413 1 1-insko4.
~ •
yester-evening. was player
with Miss Richings, Messrs. Castle, Comp:
bell, Hermans and HakelnuMn l ir(the taut; :
—The complete NiorksorDant4 traudig;
ted by . king
.John of Impf
Published in Dresden. , Xing Jobvs in t im;
lation of the Inferno, published anonymons
ly, was universally acknowledged to be the .
best German translation extant __
—A. dental duel is going on now in the
courts of St.. Louis. Dr. Henry E. Pee
bles,Of that • AtiericaliDentarAmoclattoni
has sued'Dtz v W.Jrauernicht, of the
St. Lo e uis Odentologicar S'oclity; for elan
der, and wanta to:gett6o,9qo damages.
,•7:* 1 )04 0 : 1 *- 1 494atic PRkerPas,
because some ' - white girls in the town are
working colored dreisintiker: 'The
Reimblican Paperi*irta that tho = disgusted
plablisher has &Me the sable thing, having
printed her 4ancibilkwi. Teceive4-thS pay;
Alexander.curnmings is said now
to be the'nuist prominent candidate foi. the
office recently'vacated by Mr. E2l:2Rol
lins. We r iineerely hope he won't get it, as
we 'believe his occupation of that office
would• ben real calamity to the business in
terests of the country.
—Report says that MorgiM, the Masonic
victim, has turned up ln Tecumseh, Illinois,
where, under the name 'of Ward, he has
been living for many years: He died the
other day, and no one-knew anything ; about
him, excepting that hellied a very secluded
life and was theadibily afiabititt the littasobs.
—Nearly all the furnittire - .lktyrout,
sixty miles from Damascus, was made in
Massachusetts. The Turkish population
has dwindled down to:a stnail Minority,
while the European poptilailon is more than
double what it wasin 1858. llooking chairs
are I . lMieisal and tinkees cominon as dirt.
—,When is the. hair of iilieautiful young
lady of , blonde complexion and enchanting
fignr4N cerulean eyes,, fascinating manners
and exquisite grace of bearing; like the heav
ing hOsoni;ef tharniOst . poitical omitholOgi.
cal • specimen , over the sweetness of whose
song, uttereditt the moment of expiring, so
many votaries of the Muses have melted into
deathless lays ? When its dowa.
old Joseph' Andrade Is dead. He his
for years been one*ofthe curiosities of Phil
adelphia, where he was known as a million-,
aire, miser and agent foi .Rothschilds. 'Every
one knew him and his little thin legs and
huge shoes, his weasened face and kindly
smile, and now heis . gone. ,He died on
Thursaay, of apoplexy. Although he has
been known • throughout life es a miser,
there is many a charity that Will miss his
constant contributions, Ile left but four
hundred thousand ilollars in 'spite 'of his
reputation, and as he left no will, it all goes
, to relatives in France. 7
—The PidladelPhiti Ettaing Bulletin per
petrates theiolloariiag Puna and queries on
fiasco:..
the recent aquatic
BecaUse Coulter broke his scull, ought he
to be ex-scull-oated
CoulterOhey say, is a gentleman and a
smiler. Hamill being in a cedar. boat, was
naturally a suc-cedar.
It kills off scullery to put them on the
Scullu-kill river.
The Bulletin devil avers that the latest
version of Foul Play , was given on the
Schuylkill on Thursday.
When Coulter broke his oar on Friday
there was a new dam thrown across the
Sehulkill at the Falls and else-swear.
The occurrence on the. Schuylkill was not
unusual. Coulter merely got Into . a row
and had his scull broken. I
There were but few negroes at the match,
notwithstanding the rowers were known as.
cnilered men.
It seems to as that Coulter had.better go
up to the mining regions and break oar , for
the rest of hb life.
They , say that the real reason why the
'sculling match failed was that both: Hamill
and Coulter_ had trained themselies so that
thccy were , naturally row-bust.
Tag Washington correspondent of the
Worcester _Spy says he speaks what he
knows, when he says that ever since the pas
sage of the Reconstruction' ads Kr. Chase
has directly employed all possible agencies
to get the Reptiblican party, (until recent
~events), and more especially: the new vote
Of the South, committed to him. One of the
•sub Oita difficulties against which the Con
-gressional ReptblicamCon u nittee has to con
tend with in the management of the South
ent campaigns has been the untiring energy
of Mr. Chase's friends to :use its machinery
for the adVancement of their favoritet The
Connnittee's aim was" to Iredonstruct• tha
South, not canvass for anYilpecalTresiden-
WI candidate. VheVtresPondint then de
tails some of the methods'which wete Wad,
with the pievioueexpress sanction of Judge
Cliase, to obtain his nomination at Chicago,
and failing in that, Ao secure; the negro vote
of the South for him as an independent can
date
• 1
Tua New Crieina - Repubikan saya that
neither in Louisiana nor any other South
ern State is there the slightest 'reason to be
lieve that Mr- Chase 'could' command any
considerable number:-of colored vote& -If
Mr. Chase :should be the Democratic candt•
date for President he would` get no more
votes of colored men; in' the South than
Hancock or Pendleton, irhile'thtt celored
men, who, influesteellby intimidation voted
against ratification of 'the new Constitution ,
and for 'the Demociatic can lidate& - will in
elections held under .Statelaws, awl, pro.
teeted by 'a welt, organized aid , ihurnughlY
disciplined Statemthtle, vote ai. thetr incli
nations Oictite, fcir Grant and Colhia and
other Republican - candidates. Mr. Chase'
cannot divide the hidoted vote of the South;
1 , end that idea mato) _welt be abandoned.
Pam has appetite& in a flew Ook in "Paris,
viz: as passer of the il r i l l a t te, - eiliag;lit a emit
olvrchpexemordal="- ercSeAliosfißtPrince
•PonidtairakiVeiMi t °Mich of St. Ens:
taclldMit aid of the poor.: el l atti'vkas one of
rttiti.'flitieh lovely aid distinguished
ea l ivbii"eatifed' around ' the velvet,: gold.;
embroidered mmietkass i fof Ahetollqed o n.
An enormonssmnwas contributed, Among
: her mooctatee were 41sa Prloolii, Ile Metter
' achy' Afetlatee Ponlatowskb and Madame
Walentaki,.the last esamediereiting thellye
iteet admiration, robed.ixtkreqt velvet - Ind .
sable, mantle of golden mho 'Altreinning
from-beneath *a. chi to hot:Waist?'
I EM
,
Trim' Ruute.43). 77 An engineer cor i tallias l
ireadk - rannineticed. operoaetur'bn , a new
railroad between ReedsYille and l AtleiWille ,
Mifflin, e4:nuay and the werk,will be pushL
ed forward 'with' the greatest vigor. , Then
iiewyt:/id - trill ' lie ' *teen: nillei In_ Jettatth/
I'IFP ..rI:110 • citifutiamutoad,ind ,
~,re , . .. ,'-,. -,, , , n g A i , 'W?''!i . -antt l
I R
VW*.
4fil:exiii ' 1.4114 iinCiii".'l';4;;eirsk.
wig) imil lido , . Arlefolidicimery 4 •
The new .do wis , iilkii lain*ammo, of
plasperity, aridlarnish an outlet te the vast
resources o the section it traverse&
=EI
RE
GAZ:gTTE:t` TUE SD AY, JUNE :1 23, 1868.
IeiTEACTrAF 7
T EETH
Romer . rAnn. . - -
s : .
caii ,
tea wirAsiniicur. •
AT DR. NOM
ors
przar MiEZT. DCI9RA.BOVI HAND.
- .m7Q AT:
GAB N23MM:I3.
tam 'irinertnitits
, •
cyb.a 34.= ek.l. le re,
FOB OAS AND OIL
Just received,. dneet atid largest aseorintent
ever opened In city. - •
WELDON & .ICgttNi
141 4LRGIN
- .
al .• • _ :S ONE;
_______
IpurnatirLic cam.
)AP STONE,
PLASTER. CIIMOrry TOPE. •
WATER PIPES.
=1
HEMS! H.' COLLINS,
• . - aDIVocxl street.
sobSto7to
L *Ai re. '3x):11031
SHOVES & BARER'S
r.issno STITCH
• - Levu - wrriren
az sizarst lasimaris
4..
LATZST IMPROVEligarn,
At the New and 'Elegant Sales Booms
01 THE COILP.A.NY,
51 FIFTH STREET.
Also, NENDLM,
_ATTACHNEACITTNE
and COTTONS, =BMA mAcRINE 0/1.,
.„ de. The citbeac-of Pittabargb are respect- .
bony invited ;a call.
A a tillaations ibr Asencles 'allotted. Circulars or
lam es by mall on application. Correspondence to
be dressed to
GROVER & BAKER S. M. CO.,
mrirru trzinurr. prrrinittscia:
RE GREAT AMERICAN COM
BINATION. • • •
BUTION.HOLE OVEMILuiIEG
AND SEWINGkrikaIME.
. .
yr 10.8 XO x4v4.1,.
BEINE , AINIOLIMMY THE BM' PANILY
ILLCIIINN, IN USE WORLD ,
_I) AND •11N.
T.RINBICALLY 7 THE CHE.A.F.EBT.
air , Agerits minted to sell this Nneldne.
A.C.
Axent for Western Penrirrlvanta.
Comer MYTH- Atm - MAME? BTIO2III over
.Blettardson , s Jewelry Rom mrs:o6l
311 LEAD AND. COLORS.
dwreenr
Wre- INVITE ATTENTION TO
ns well selected and Com
plete stock of Drags, Paints,olls,
Varnishes, Dye Stuffs, Patent
Medicines, Perfumery, &c.
DRUGGISTS PHYSICIANS and COrlf.
TRY DEALERS who replenish their
stocks In this market, wUI consult
their interest by examining oar goods
before sattrehasJaa• elsewhere. •
Having accepted the Ar i nt7 for the
PHTSIBERGIE WHITE L & COLOR
WORKS, of Messrs. J. SCHOONMARER
* SON, we oder to the trade their well
lumina brands of . White Lead and Colors
at Manufacturers' Lowest' Rates, and
guarantee them to give perfect astir-
Mellen in every respect. •
•
We barite, especial attention to Me-
MT'S VERDITER GREEN as superior
in strength, NWT, brilliancy andrdarx.
Malty to any Green Paint ever offered
to the public. - z • •
HARRIS & EWING,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Conner of X.ll:?erty and Wayne Streets,
15
MASA Ornia:CUTLERY.
100-WOOD UTREST.
trininrAv GLASS AR!, -•-
%of ,
.010ECNOWP.RE,
. .
E.; - SILVER , PiIiTED- MUM
• pART4I4: EtTATUtaTisi
8 memo suss,
g And Other !MAP= AND JANOT
m —9 o : ol M4aAtnnlyasinty.
• 100 WOOD amirr.
IticHARri*.:EnEED & CO.
EL~:~I~1'L~:.) ~i:y Y:7.i.y ~
nHABLES REMENSTINIr s ,
‘.j''142,*(540"6!"143;.At161.4wi1ie
;CP!,*o.oi***o:**o.,: ...-..1
~!, :33: ,t 1 Betl►elicalvielhimodiablefiA!,:4
E 3
•' r • VEX" 4-••:)3,
*IIY
Tic loins, ,
11 Ula ttadkirgi "'
141.30v110a)tha Ott% Nstlothir Bask: J am {
s• , • • , t••:.
410/1;14041
,
Ili
w .
4154.4 ZlLlr.lllnlLik..
eig . *4 el ,
orl 0 0 fL
inters left haat or at Maid stitese Bridge will ta =
int pramptintentloa. Wapiti awn* rstulo
lit ago: Znaltagaq. filPsGe
NICIPIrGOODS•
: :. 14110ZEIT AND ,
IL,
BEST STOCK STOCK: CITY.
. - tam kin sum omn - atm%
With Military Cuffs, in Drab, Bur and Tin.
HOSIERY,
A Dill line of ifrenrb , Gerims and. English.
,----- .7-1-4.: - •-...:-.. --:.;:. b7_,, - * 14 .. r .0 4 :-.7 - 4 -..-.:t.r. - .- _..-; ::::--r-1--
In SU Linen and raim Leaf. A l'ail line of White
FRE4ES, SICWINaSIMAND Bilisig:lN
In ail co ll t
and eliades.
. 1 - PAR SOILS,
. . . .
' 7SERGED, HEAD S 'LINED riiT6,PLAIN.
A FULL LINE OF HOOP , SKIRTS.
Also, some neir le D$
OP Diir SEIDTES.
. r
, CORSETS —A comgjet
ored, for Ladles and El
eels
Rid
Silk
Ljelo
Naineook,
Irish Linen,
Sw LaW iss, n,
Cambric,
AlSif 11 4 NEW
All theft
PRICIEB: or
.
u
"Wand-SO
Jen:
AT JOSEPH OHNE & COOS,
DAILY ARRIVAL OP
. Gt. O OCOI3S
; RAMBERG' EDGINGS. AND OESOINGS;
..:HANBURG INSERTINGS•
...§IVISS EDGINGS AND INSERT/Nes: •
••' - LACE CAPES, COINTEURE AND PAILASOL
• COVERS;
, z4:orztr COLLARS AND curia.
.
.11001117,E1Vg. -1
SUPER STOUT AND SUPER PINE COTTON
AND. MERINO 1411 HOSE;
LADIES' AND 14154E8' HUSE, la I.aoe,.Llele,
. Silk'and Cotton, of beet Ensiled' and Ger
man =skein'
DOMESTIC HOSIERY, at very lent rates; -
ALEXANDER'S DUCHESS KID GLOVES,
new line just received.
A .fall garment, of BULLION • AND SILK
PROT ES;
TASSEL P INGE&
BEAD FRINGES'AND TRIMMINGS; -
GIMP HEADINGS; - - -
TRIMMING BIBBONSAND SATINS; --
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRKLLAS. -
STRAW GOODS.
At greatly reduced rates.
New at' re HATS*-Ladles , and Mises.
OIIAPESMALINES,
_DOTTED NETTS:
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
MILLINERY LACES,'
BONNET BILKS, FRAMES, •
SONDOWNS AND SHAKER HOODS,
whatsate and itelait.
C.&.1.14 AND 30x.A.Ar.iNm.
77 and 79 Market @treat.
el:xwr
ERFECT 'FITTING
• '
• MD GLOVES.
.
"A.. C. C."--`ll. S. S."
.We invite attention to OUT
HID GLOVE_BERAILTIKENT I
Which is now complete with every °Wine and shade.
In addition to oar own special Importation of the -
Celebrated A. C. C. (Jotivia) KIDS,
We have scented the exclusive sale of the
"Ilarris Seamless Kids."'
The best Glove and most perfect dt.
=warn & cuutiasim,
19111TH 10121 LET.
•vu
Aiscutrm & CARLISLE,
19 Fifth Street,
New offer the most elegant line of
HlLDEBtattil3
itite o M e :gl ltub Nititire'Ve h TAY. eli n c e l l il iet
YlYTU uet* E;i4B "" new
led
o U ri alt ali r a lldelr at
spll
ItirACRUM & • CARILJBLE,
""*"' pa= =Err,
Nave Put opened ell shades of .
)3111.thON AND DUMONT. YRINGEB.
NIIDLIC DINE'S ALD ININGED.
H.
Al L'Pmims.!
For saIsiCHEAP. ES THE CHEAPEST, it
vO.lOl Market Street, meow Filth.
• • ' • .(
'JOS: - 'R..ErtyGEtEs &'BRCi.
T -, Tri 1,7,/ iFll l . 3 .kt?Pri.t3l4o4‘ lo 47.** , r•
11X7v~ 'F , • • •
Fultr
.71,11‘.31.01•!,;:r r Met) I
, Oi ez-wold. strdTti-rititr.".F4tl'rthii :
iffig. t:.;• 4 , 10 - 00. '0 I ;
Priak D spoRRigIV
-
EIL J. LAIfICE,
:
, . :-.1.4 , : • !., , • -. .
~,
i''''l"*Ekit'APlD.,l43ool.PArkit '''
''
-41i1.. ,, - " • ' ' ' s -
I to :Ir.)wi.•7.s:ftl ~ r l3 s'f‘u-. , . ,0 ~• : ! 11, ,-,,.i.1
' , N"'.• •
.. 14Q .ti 4r - r. 4(.71.,,Arn. git•i"--- , ;
No6olB6;tdid:l3fi ;Third , Sireeti :
,-_,!:,... , •: , 1, ‘ .. , - ;l, r ,i,„, r aii- ti i i i i 4 , ,- i i i -: :, i... --..-,-,:. L ;
linft lei , ' : ' ,. l 1 . , ^ ..., •,- ',,.; ...-'::.;,.;', B ~! ~ 1 .: , iP . .. , ,
-;loi.'LluWf ~I•tAitottir
MI
'll3[ l 4 6 9 ll llf ai i;P l iti" l FN.4.l./ flt \off 1,4, 1 1 --
)371Ti v rl , Y 414” :, 915r6j1 , 33 , 111,
v o ia A owithei t i ta l
-Pa. Sada+
atillation eves to th• designing and bulldbag of
0011/11' HOUSXBaad IUBLIO DIALDINOIS.
varlety. 4 .llx white and
see.
•
1
etitibbont Paper bollata.
Glcrvas, , - Paper OWN •
Gloves.B Ipect Shirts;
0 Gloves, • mboideries, '
;Onielovea. 000a3,0t0.
COMB!.
•
0 beim!! at he Lo.sriBN
ral r iM tr. CO
arket Street, '1
WALL PAPER.
Par nAxxi. ' , puma%
' ,aB6a22IZCBe Old KITCHII2II3;
In GREAT VARIMTY,
03212
•1889.
DRY GOODS
NEW. DRY?'-GOunt . .STORE
N 0.12 St. Oka Street,
RED, WeIIETZ: AND 'IILLIE
J.. ILAIIIIACIMCLII - It CO
Ririe just opened a "fradi dock - anew' and elegant
DRESS GOODS ! •
'z'-'liltinfiEntfflerllfreigV,Wrdit - Vic" -- ""' .7 7
LAWNS. for.S cents, worth attic.
MCLAIN'S:IL fey I%l:ants; worth Sae: .
. CALICOS; for 1A K cents, worth 111 c. • • ;
101 L
)IINS for /51A cents. worth.lBe % . •
rictparti ALPA for *ants' `w orth 44.
Black Silks, Ini , Dresseeandita Bad s • .
Colored MS., Black HerrAntee:
, Whlteldireelltes, Table and Irish thiellit
Nilp_kine, Towels, WarseillesQuilts .
' Nottingham Laces.rlth large I
• , - assortment of DRY 41 ' 3Dld,
- too nnraerons to EUTAW:W.'
CHEA.PET. , I:IO,U.SE IN THE CITY,
' NI- All aiiiepreeetitid.
. .
Rementber the place—MlST. CLAM STREET. -
MI
87 R4IIIIIET•STIREET.
SPRING opEzrniren
1110111{. F
(Suocesaor to d at . 13teei l i, Co.)
' ,• SPRED} DRY GOODV
•
SPRINU DRY fIOODS.
- MIRO DRY ROODS.
MR. PHILLIPS' Tespectfally innonnaea that the
e.xtesplve. alienqlop.ksams
DRY. GOODS =STORE
Are ""nfi t AmlTs&bush-- New
.lagr entirely_
/few Stfick of Dry Goods , -
For and Summer Wear, at She lowest East
. sv....mArourr erazET.:..ev.
A4I3IMENOIri, SHA:111110N & CO"
No. 115,W00d St, Pittsburgh, 'Part
I InEro
DRY apos AND NOTI9}I2,
AT. UMW EASTEIN PRICE&
168. 168.
NEW GOODS.
WNW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOHAIR. •
•BLACH SILKS.
HOSIERY and CLOVE S;
• F. ~ ScolCTOIe,
nr NO.IBB Wylie., Street. ja
168. '
ta
401
COMM, iIicCARDI46I3II& CO4:.
- Mats Wilson, Carr & 00..) • - •
WHOLESALE DEJJARS IN •
Foreiga find Domestic Dry Goods;
No. 04 WOOD STREET,
Third door above Diamond &Eel.
PITTBI3IIROB, PA.
CRACKER HAMMES.
HEI'ILUUMS
CB/ICIM =EBY
, .
311 Liberty Street.
. , •
Our Crackers are. baked upon the OVEN BOT.
TOM, and are superior to any baked by,hot air or,
any other process. - •
ACP TRY TIMM.IES
:.iCRACKE
1421/' , 181:1PERIOR - TO , ANY • 8888
. •.1 OFTZHIED IN THIS CITY' •
agsvik.4son'A., 'ORiCANI, FRENCH,
'WATEA,..pIuTTER,SSIGAR and SODA : , 9 . 449 E,
HES: bouToll and HISCIHT. • • •
For ,Sale,brEtetylibeer:instetity..
:rad Bakeni l N 0.91 tiberty 10.
85
spll
M 3 MM wzawams:
• i
The ende:dins saweelated hint In
bnalnene. 'WALL Aprll-./et.
rigErEtl. IQ 'ion ASA. B. OILLMPLIVand.,
LOUIS ZNOLEHT. The eiyle trete to be J;
0 1 14412iral : .Jr Jo GELLX/31'TE.
Beferrlsg'`t'o 'above.,
pleasureVretating , that •Ilkey will continue the:
1 1 001INIVALiaiANi PieTtim . BesltEss,
A 1.86 Vood strt et. where theyintend to Wet In
dtteeteente t u t il w porehseeree!.oott to he ;house la the
Unitod
J. J. 01411187113
isyg.. • to,till!
p „ 1Sf401.11PTION; 1 -1C112. ' Irina .OF 1
Ammt,;- Lax . a .do.' • ' ithsnoisestorcthe::
ary,'4lllsll,!ttfititittud consent- :Either
`itertstertchtyAlgiil t hekitikitieortbethrte .p r mu steitt.
. JOHN AWir
~• • ; .:
CHARLIE it. ;
•' i_.' i I , , '"•• ,,, yr ert , 'li:`,AilliAtit'A.., , t •,
_.:xne utyleinifineis tehthitii94.W4lo 3.
ursoe ( ICHY 0 SIN unitettire hrAv 0 i ' 3 4!
ATIVELI.& I.Elt, et e otilighek two. DI theft!
cr Di cur
foren‘ ,P 4. O n ntiPAlVlL'ol+At ' w e l lia.an 1
ow e
TrielfliS ana t 4 PutilF. Pt rer - k m; .w' Mplt.
I Iltz/bllit s Si. r ! ;.1 1, 4:1.i. ' i. 1 a.. ti. 'LIM IL tv , , '•'.,:
11) 1 0 4Nt t 1:000 ki 4/4i t e g is h r e b y .
' 4 ' iiivt' 'thit' the' 'partners I hereto iiilat= -
Jaw)tetoieeu.:l, B. WIL LaSfilg, • ILLIA.IIIIIIIIIII..g
1
and UA.Vt t..) J. Mi I. Et4.4 l 4der thallfike atilt omits:
(4 . .1. B. Wil d.! , 3,11.6 4 00,.. big.. en ;Ns allY ding.
i,1,0„.444 ,„„,,,„., 0 t .v,,„ en t. sad the boOks otthe sr'
tin* 14Ye IPS= irtr!wititH. J; MoCANDIANBBOIS6 r-
Trusti /10u4.. , .. :". 0 lig i t;e4 di lri n u a rj e ,Plttisb Will tark.
Ys
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a t -EIU.E'I , - , 1.1 .4.434 . lyrtadoci i , ~li : ~,
ila , Builia..., 1
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Ist ttebnrah, ) 1.11 7 , ! 4, 0/8 68 . ,7 ,t! , ..'1 , ' - `1,02726,ra -1
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_for sale Idioloraili ass' llll fie m...
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awl J. a a. nuu.ses.
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nelantrintitnlo49....4tnn Lasalle/I Ut manatee.
,NORril , ANCEIEU CAN
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light tar &id Manafactor7
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BRASS°MUST'
r
110 N GAIN GI WORK&
DAILY 30,000 FEET KAMFFACTIMED DALLy
1 '4 ,v
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TNEt4EBRATIIiI STAR GALVANIZER
If .11 w 9
LIGHTNUEG 110 4
II
Manufactured at theca`works and sold to ail Darts
of the coutumn, are admitted to be superior to any
LfillanignSMed iii; nee. `Great' inducement* rider
Alse Pe ril le m ft riatr a ra a Polfi le t;ro i rah u ll i f at
Wl'
cgeWe '
n s anmen
together with Insulators, Fastenino, Cop per mot
,wl" l " neet og l aU l t e m " , e te ." 41411.2tica
e and sen free. 1
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EMMA o i 1 11 : dr 00
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Nes. 48 8' d 4.90 St. loin St.,
' ' e rinealSiOnsPinit,
SECILIBITY AND COJIMIRT FOR
t , THETRAVEL COINUNITY,
18, RABBIS' S i TY l'ii: 'gait
.
Car Heater d Moderator ,
it
rot siroxE AND noi n Allt 'TAM% dlirentaing
with the %note! - Moves d Fires in or about • the
Pessenger or Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
retratlithe heat to anit toMparature that may be
eslred without the .}weig' icy of ,Lag tlip car or
ears to Irnlchilid Jaotet ybe atned.
Maving,obtained aura halted States Lettere Pat
ent Or I Safety daelret Which is warranted to resist
them:lst inense tenet/M . lms¢ be adplied to le In
Iliaand primes! for which it is intended.
are a asritft. nen actidents by !ISO origi
nating from defective Mies, or where iron epee are
used as conductor s for 'bloke Or heat. It appli.
vac able to ail piping that may becomcoverheated,
and L warranted to give (Vaned datisfastion where
wood or other combustible material may. ptivsed
In close 'proximity thereto. I am, new ready to ap
ply my [invention to gWres, duwelllags, fooleries,
slim steamboats, railroad cars, nc., wherever
piped as cop:Lamb:ire are "age dangerous ls,y being
overheated end security desised. I Win se ll , on ap
plication. rights to manufacture or to use the above
invention; alsoterritorial rights, to
such as may
wish toen gage ' in sellheit priwOeges, cititel by State
1
, J. B. RABBIS.
agrOnee- at the "wig...PLEB ULTRA.. PAINT
WORK.B, , * corner of Mortis street and the,Alleghe.l
nylfalley Itallroad, Ninth Ward, Pittshnrithi , ra.
feltS:s4o
CITYF LLEOHNZTYI 1 1
•" ..-' TnEaetritan's OAC Jane Nth, I MO. i
AILUPG. M E
.F4 l / 1 . 4 ,
I f
Notice le herelff iriV i enth t the Asaessois have
now placed in theTreaatrera ffLce the. duplicates
from the efe.verat wards of.
City, Poor; , City Dation School, - School
Building antirPAhlio,atk Taxek) '
1
And, Of WATER ' ror , he year 'llitelll, and
that said Taxes 1011116*Am re ce ived in Jonnitiahee of
the . Acts of Assembly; Akf .Feb rnarf 117th:1.19630,
and of April lolth, 18641 ,autd9ct .to the following
regulauone and allowanece: ,
Five per cent . irpaidon or before the
, tirlit - der of Ju l 7;l- .. 7 ' ••• • '' '
Four- --
__.., per, eetate- if Paid on or Wert, the
.flisf , day Or *NMI • ::
_: I: , _ -
fore cent. if :p on .or before the
first de* offtepie ber.,, , • , ~ ,
i d
If paid offer the ifAit 4tarof September,
coldUou or, beforelbiir first dor orftsfo•
bee, no dednettoo orill be made:
It paid` Airierthe ',l2,ig• day or; ofiiiiiier,
• and- on . or before( ii first day Of Bro.
, ventber, am adds on of deeper tent.
shall be added Salina payable:on the
Juntra., :•-.: 3:-/„•,.1 ,•• - i 4 , •••, ,- • : , 0 , - ,
dl - ft- viz' krilsoll;: i r i4ONlEnnzit, War
rants will be Issued ter e forte the colleetkm of all
taxes remaining unpaid, 'Mbar with percent
age accrued thereon, and e coats.. ,
IN I . )I AerE.RRON, City Tr"thirer;-
,jedsr3l ll
TAXES I TAXE .2 I .
J'
I . lle Tai Peters Of consolidated cit_y ct! Pitt*.
burgh. are berrny Irlotitledt that !the Tax Roots are
now In the limes of pie City. Treasurer,
.rentir.for
collection. • ' • •
Tares and Water Ren oald betreen the Ant of
JUNE ii 2 -41, ti;) liii - c;i7.1111 al. " - will.be --- recel — ved — a - ii
DISCOUNT OF FIVE PEE CENT. - '
Anhilld between AUGUST let, and : the . 18th Of SEP-.
TE s .at, a , 1 1 -. , , . ~ , •
DISCOUNT
_OF TWO-PER CENT._
From the 15th of SE mum to the Ist orb°.
TOBER, all time:1111lb. Uses assessed. ' After
the lat of OC_TOREIJ, Pi per cent. will be added:
l' i..ra
and on the ' Astor .50 MBE% all upload Taxes
will be pat into thintande bt Collectors WITH THE
/FURTHER ADDITIOW.OPNIVE.,PER CENT.,
making: it difference, of 13r/FTEEN .PER CENT,
between' those , paying intdtdr . and those ' ' plying In
November. - • . . . , it . , • ,:"
AlirThe : STATE ME BOANTI LE -LICENSES are
now due, and sbouldbe paid 'on or before the let of
JulY,i. to save' Cost and expense of suit. ~ • ..
• Jel6irds . . .. , . ~ . City. Treasurer.
Orrsdis or Commoviatil OF AiratOmairr. Co.;
. - Prrrantral.BoB.
NOtIOEM ..O
ill
'BEALEDIPROPOS . SMiliklereeetred it - this
°Wee until BOTH ottrovillzdurtreefar_PLtrin4 in
andiitting up In theGcoyilY , !/1 4 . 0n. Mt g+. 1 .1....71 . 63$
work, . the fallowing ' ' 1 • - ' ,
W4tTER' - PlPESi:',.titAltin- itel- &a,
, .
• As direitedb4 th e Engineer: , "••'.• ' '
385 feet 13‘ bieVGalviiiiiicl Iron Pipe,
Eight llli Inch Globe Valves, brass: -
I
Your '4 loch Unloar;ralvaalsed.
Eliot Ina L'a,2. •-,, f,.+lle. I, + + •-•' '' '' i
Fortr,l „inch T , e. it
Dram
Fort? It GlobnValte ' tram.: c• , % +,, +-
83-41annas. Gaskets • and, to on, Bteant,Pipes.
with allneoesintri b ooks, fasrdinrs,,'Be.
rAdkonist State hose MU will be 'allowed for old
maternal removed. ,
_• + • , _•• • +,
Br order of. Board o f npeottirs Or - 4.llegbeny
Csatyr:Prison... +._ _, , • , -+ * • •
iell:r62 HENRY ramßitaz.Qontroner. •
TVlCOitl i kter ORS ''. ' '
~,,,,, vi. , J - , ; -,..}k. i - i , " • , ,- ' .
7 ' `'• .-• ' ,, POR 1 0 1ZWORIC
~.
' BTd&LED. pROP 1.-bgt reeedsedig . to the
22a or June loft/lei _,AND WRIQUO IRON
WORK required Tor e oponiV Wort Hon
. - Theqwerir consists' ff VAST RAVE GUTTERS,
IMP
_Tlaffid ,1101 k nl..141A.PIS d -CORRUOA
TED B..ET MK omistuaat E .
Proposals to 'bef left " Ninth letwit I{ , J *LB E.
tip to p3„...t ar r otrthe,Botird of Min4gere, corner
o,a - ixiariite.hp_treatialttabargb,.P A , -
DrimiegrandePeeldeatltuilo be seen sildlily_l
,/ easaryurornuttion itlten t Abe Nam or BARR &
'moss% Arribltesta, Nell. and le 84 Vllli.e•etteet.
• N. 8.--eeparate oat srl be..!TioelTed for the dif
ferent brandies totemic": . -; - , .: , ~ I .,, j e rais
• . Orr= OP CoprenoLlawiOr-Attsotnorr CO., i
Prrrsouuoir,i , June lett, 1868, ,, 5 '
IUOTICEr TO 8 . E10k.,,-, - ~•!,
. 4 .` Intim:till . iatiiki - s' _,' " itti4ith4. to ' " The
Inspectors of thdrhllaititeti petinty pritoovs , *lll be
, Arooetre4L.Antil•Al e t 111 4 , rinerastre.-for fOrnisb
infrtnevottottri son th BUPA% for Fix months
hal ficnn t a jli nd ir tw l6 ola . u li nde S r . e - s t peO lS lt elr ve t l; * , s e n igti d tO"hoetilrip-a
smos.W.J.ginilltipjlids lo bit k =141114t, IN tooth per
won d. I Bono fo torcktnonsateldollars will be_re
gulled' for Tat 1 tretrottoimms -or otititrad.' 'The
7e...0f,' the-teetotal.: rata aeoestrwir the 'bid.
,13 lit. endorsed bz the - W lo gas
co; Iviu be paialotthtbir ,
1.1,7 xn.. ,, - i ~,t i;11.1, ti. PO: ~ .t.'ll: - .,1) :t;?-
, ,
•'• V i'' HENRY ' iri;Vontroiko.
letowic,,i ni .;...;‘ , st 'i:l-, , t,,n,i. (17,1,,,,,t)
7 -N Accomno n ct vri n ti, THE
. - Itettit Inesipaislo &lots( sirinbilatlistlon to
NM estaLtalst o 4' PrAP Leatukitl SO oreotni bodge
over the OW utter, trout near tee ,u4,„c„ifir..,
11.111 Hun, fTemperancesink ) toittkeirlitit, be
opentd•aa Itoltoweovlzt,‘ , -) ,1 1 : , .. ! ..), !. t , ;.! .
, 4 .4g.a i 0 d r 7 10, ..?„xiv,*4 4:y10.1414 om.
.....,AvEARIPS 1110 0 TEV, . l'lttatrargb; July Bth . and
int, „ ~ N.,.i.:.
ATE,.., , 1)791 , --..9-i i ')r).
' At cOltinr)l. Z. TAusoißt. .Aut'sb ' e a t,
I llanebtoterallottleth': , ‘ 1 ) - ~ t' • ~ •-•-, ' ,- + , 1'....
:LAI4 atolllcoot (TWINHALL & ClO4, Iforofaitt of
Tetaperaneevine. duly 11 . , ,-„,., .. ,
,?to '1 11.!1 c. . 1- " 741 Ir‘ t c .F.f t . t o e M . •..fT g lr fetFr Al 1 4
' .e
)1 i 123.,,Ni37t7omelaeloner
_fn H 'lf! t
~.11.EN rt ts. DAVIS.
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i:I,A : : • i ~ ‘l''' 'PPP, .f.., ,WIV - iveg,
TiONILTITIV `'PAVES ",'Atrir i ) trio,
VOOKBI-410tite" Is litlibtitvar tb Mt 010P
.2f ernligivar'4ll7,3lWrir MTc!'nirraf.
ROggs acid W ATE_ __,soctiethits...
=au , 8 6, 11141.11kt1i r '‘ Mat y -
forced.
TWENTT PAW,
ihsift 1111,7 a,
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