CO
,sbut:fflj etkrtts
ESTERDALY.
the king unhappy? :
climband fair,
climb arcnind Mut, •
In yellow bats. ,
broad andLie' metal,
o fore.hgn foe;
to his veins comes leaping
winds that blow.
What mak
Hi quee
His chljdre
WHA tray
. •
His r e*Jm 1.1
He [ears
And health
==l
What makei
Alas Lail
That mane
Or Aetna •
A nqaatar 1
` V aal ry . . 1
'watt 4p.
roeihii be
the king unhappy?
Mtn
not g. Mt purebase.
d k riea bring.
ay Dad it,
erdaytt want- • -. 1
MY it lairlsbad,
)eaclura content.
ta Yamen ting,
half my kingdom;
relay come back!"
• And stets'
glre•one,
''Could yes •1
PRENERM
a' camp meeting.
has $13,000,000 worth of
—Chicago h
—Louisiana
debts.
is expecting 20,000 'visitors
New Ypr.
on the Four .
—Gen. W;
wia hands om
-- Nlipeleon
gout lathe lin
-;-St. Louis
and nine hoe;
—Edmund
prepossessingl
—ring Joh
desruerre is PA!
—4ohn Alin I
visiting some .
—Alphonse
dent jountip,.
—White Fa
the illusionlat f
brifk
Boston with aJ,
pe
I
Hampton still looks young
is suffering from rheumatic
as fourteen orphan asylums
als.
bout is, old, fat and very un.
ugly.
Os, of Saxony, literary nom
(.11etat
Botts is in Patterson, N. J.,
d friends.
' arr has resuscitated his an
iLes Gudy
Black Crook and Harz,
• all in Chicigo.
ring rink ;is behig put up in
ommodatione for 8,500 peo.
izteat ftworite see'.
lier of the : Port Sumter Gen-
— Miss Aide
ety, is the euAtig
ersl-'
—Six Indies
.41f hours
June.
f rain fell 'in eight and a
incinnati on the 17th of
—Mrs. Gene
tromerunle eriit .
bonnet.
I : "Grant wears a black silk
for traveling, and a. gray
:.The new
York is to be o
to-morrow:‘
' Tammany Hall is New
ened with, a grand-banquet
—Mrs. Pross:r, who , was a reader to
Queen Victoria, now keeps a boarding house
in New York..- ,
The •
Rothschilds hive paid twelve mild
lion francs for the tobacco monopoly of the
khagdoPi of Italy
—John C. Heenan is thirsting for new
pugilistic honors and Is desirous of fighting
fcCool for $lO,OOO.
King . Riumvaloo has succeeded his
mother, who in spite of her plasters has
died, on the throne'of Madagascie
—The Baltimore School _ Board has de
cided not to:allow any colored teachers in
the colored public schools Li that city. '
—Princeton College has received several
valuable donations recently of money and
land valued in the aggregate at $228,000. •
• --Canarieis are among the latest novelties
used as decorations of drawing rooms and
banquet halls on great occasionsin Gothiun.
—The flying man is a failure; he can by
dint of an immensity of hard work, go along
- some distance on a level, but can not raise
himself at aIL • -
—The diary, of old King Louis of Bavaria
was to have been published, but it luui been
fonnd so Shockingly wicked that it is now
to be withheld.
—A well trained 'blood hound ie-viorth
WO in NO* . York now, , and a young one
costs 00. This is another evidence of the
value of education.
Admikal.Farmgnt's son is named Loyall
Fsrragut, a name which it is not necessary
to My would have been most appropriate
for the gallant father. , ~
Nillsen wants 200,000 francs - for a six
Months tour in the United States and Schnei
der has - refused to come on the same terms
which Ristori received.
—The free baths in Boston are 'well -pat
rdnized. Boston people likito keep' dean,
as 7,e have no doubt would the Pittdburgh
people if they. had a chance. ' •
boy in Oneida;-If.
,Y", was,staing
the eyelid by honey-bea the other day,
and within the next: twenty-four hours died
from the effects of the wound
—When old mea`vrili .
marry girls'. they
must expect some strange , results, as for in
stance in-Maine a young woman of twenty,
has,a grandmother axed nineteen..
Jannatek and Dawison are , coming
back to Amenew together, end , We do not
believe that
_tWo finer interpr eters ' ' of the
driuna eyar,ijefere/trode the boards together._
—=There is , an old.MlselesiPPl4 who lives
near Munich in Bavaria, who has never left
his house for twenty years. He,sees noon
but his landlord. who bnngs him his meals.
—The Washington correspondent of Ills
marek's paper, ,thn Berlfagr Xriez Zell ng,
says that he is willing to engage ta bay
half of the United States Senate for $60,-
÷ - 30 01 sule DudevaD4 Bl ßea 4 1 rot nUla
bei of her new. paper, Franc Parkur, to-
She anticipates a IPrlly. time, With' it,
as theeoverinnent is, dovin on her and she
reciProcates. ~* ; ' • - ' •
—An Indianian and hiti - wifeo•fell asleep
in theuvWagon to',which',l was Attached a
blind horse, and the whole part,f , waasoon
after found at the 'bottoin Of's 'precipice a
htMdred feet in height.-;. • ,
,The enemies of the 'French:Empire are
beginning to predict a • repetition , of all the
horrors of the that revoluti6n; 'wftiOh• Cost
1 •1 04113 #n_d many of , falroWerk
their:heath' and trunk & ‘ . 7, .!-•
end 7our,
"Acai;' o 4r rO 6ll are-to be united in one large
comic journal. The owner 'of:: the - latter,'
Monsieur , has; bought the .6.11:1
gore' for one millionl4ines: • 7 ,
•The Faris 04ariseiii,la to be*
for l2o‘;'
rigly of . holding public:;mmetings v pre v ia ed
they take good care!m.4 to - makelitari i i . te or
Andl g163-raigistilieji;ttPiti446l
for soyinp r thitt oio. s4l:l4g#Slit nt..tha:
c.
, . - • - •••
semi-official journalists Is to insist that a
faded woman of forty-four, jmeaning the
Empress) is more beautiful:Mtn-Vie Medi
4tri Venus
-The CantOn of Uri, In 13Wdierlind, is a
bad country - for sane": editC•iit. Offences
against the press laW sire - punished with
twenty or more lashes onAlte hare Beek. The
Stocks are also still in nse—fOrlonrnalistic
offenders.
—The St. Louis Dispatch is rubbing its
bands and thanking the Lord that it - is not
like other journals, particularly the St.
uiawAtessarat t . r.whhat,-,lowingAncnrred‘
the displeasure 9f the Diirpatch. is thus pub-
licly reprimended.
07,-.For aome.reasotOrother•the ceremony
of decorating the graves of the'soldiees who
are buried at Erie wiii : pcistisrirted by the
commander of 'that; petit of the G. A...R.
Onlastfno4y, hoiiveri' they performed
this duty :With very imposing ceremonies.
--Mr. George W. Childs, of the Philadel
phia Ledger, is to give a grand dinner to the
newsboys of the Quaker. City on the Fourth
of July. The dinner will be furnished by
the. Continental Hotel cooks and served in
the'immense basement of the - Ledger build-
—Berlin physicians say that the strain
has been too great and Ilkat the great Bis
marck and his royal master - will both die
soon and suddenly: . When ' tlie lSmentable
event' does
_occur; What 'very deep mourn
ing the inconsolable Emperor of the French
• • ,
will don. •
Vi
—ctor,Hugo ia about to publish a new
weekly journal. Be will write every aril
cle in it himself and intends to . take teriible
vengeance on the literary jackalls who have
been taking advantage,of his: political death,
during the last decade or two, to attack him
unmercifully. ! • '
—Two respectable gentlemen of Auburn,
Y., recently, eloped, each with the,eth
er's wife, on. the same train and ,the same
dark night. A recognition ensued, in the
waiting room at Syracuse, an exchange was
effected, and there is no more division in
those household&
—Seven ships, fourteen barques and
twelve brigs , and "schooneis are now loading
with,petroleum in Philadelphia. One brig
and two barques sailed from that port last
week with 268,1385 gallons of petroleum,
and 15,224,684 gallons have been shipped
from there during the year 1868 '
, .
--The Protestant .Episcopal Bishop of
Ohio was an uncle of the
,Chief Justice, and
the present Bishop Ohm° of Ne* Hamp
shire is his:cousin. The Chief Justice is a
communicant in the Episcopal Church, and
cannot, therefore, be, as reported, a mem
ber of the Methodist denomination.
—Simrodk, the German - sitantisays the
_
title 4 %*dsumner night's dieatia?..is non
sense, and that the day on which Slaks
pearefs play knowri under that name lakes
place is the first of May. He says the above- -
mentioned title was given to the play by
some Ignorant fool, long after Shakspeare
—Mayor Blackmore • lnm pronounced
against fire arms and crackers on the com
ing Fourth, and very properly too; but that
didn't hinder us from ha - ving one of the
finest exhibitiens of celestial artillery yes
terday morning that it is possible to eon
,ceive. The approach, the engagement and
the retreat, with all of the sublimity of the
roar and rattle'of awful war, wag very grand
for any one who sat under , his oirit or: his
neighbor'S lightning rod.
_ ,
--Laagiewicr., has written a startling let
ter to several Poles in Florence, telling
thetn'that any Poleyould be,; justified in
shouting Alexabder 11, like a dog. The
letter closes as follows: Remember the
fourteeri Polish mothers iitiOtn'the cowardly
villain caused to be hung at Wthial Re-
Fnember the hundred and fifty Polish ma
trons and girls -whom his Cossacks lutd to
driire to' Siberia! Blessed be the bullet that
pierces the heart , of tuts crowned assassin!
The story comes from Naibville ,that a
Federal soldier.-dying in New , York , in - 7
formed a benefactor of the hiding place 4 a
large amount of treasurethat he had buried
in a garden in NastrVille:: The friend went
to Nashville, got drurik and !Old his (=rd..
Macontidautstole,a march on 'him by &d
-ing the spot:and digging ifthat" very nighlt.,
They were frightened off by ibe . .'owner, of
the, property, and he in turn in now digging
fort the' gold, under' . the' inspiration Uf's
dream, but without- IlUeCeeS. • t • I
—An exchange says: Daniel 'Webster
.
wore a hat the size of Whtch was 7 b-8;
Thurlow Weed Wears tho; sitOoSize; Abra
ham Lincoln's was 71-1@;
7-B;'EfOraie Greeley's, 74-2; Jas. Gordon
, Bennetre, 7 8 , 8. Mr. James T.s Brady hit
a head as large as that of any public man' ID
this:country, Bir Walter Scott and' Lord
Byron: wore -very small, laitai , but) •tliet 'had
brains somewhere, as all mill' admit. Per.
haps their brains - lay mostly in' the crowns
of their heads; or' perhaps thiC brith;,auta ,
stance was unusually ; compact.,
Rlstorlsa Meads wek e po, very
enthnelastlC on the
hod
of her recent
departure. that she . 44 great , difficulty in
prevent!ng them.fro m:. - tskin .111 e horses•
fronlihei carriage and pidting - thernaelvcaln
their • places.,_llateman,.
Kate Yieldl Johto , Brougham; Lester' wafj
lack, Mrs c Voey- ' nuny;:Otter!,Well
known persons were on boult t,W Vile de
Patikto ape, the great actress depart. law
Scott, daughter Thos. A. Scott; Ba
ron d e Om cerd4 ind''ReiTY;
• • .
of the If e w Yvrk, Timeau were among use
.
passengers on boaid. ' ' • '
,
A - COLORED - 11AM In fltehmotict Va.. , , .Tolia,
,Dabney by name,
purchased his freedom
from his nrgaireili JEW , c.before the War;ffor
42,00 Q, ngreehag : , f pa y 411q),amounkbydn,
5441 *P L I t8 f:‘ Prin Me 4Palldaner,of the ,
struggle he pa id about one4balf °tic In Con. ,
• federate ctirTe*C7, Which WWI' at laatfsio:de.: ,
prfecialedirOyalue tbat.tik_ late mist feak re-.
v o ided blur to ',discontinue ftlleAMindePtil;
,untllttUicroaesof.the'Ortiffeti `: wb pt:.
k el
n
erratlutabollibelf"thelel:eti a, ' ' t
,due buklotlyitheteagart,',A, ; ;ly - v
issahOt. 4:00,' - ,V4P144, 541.4 MN*. I
taitted'a CO .
.wir-inAilome
e1ieux444993, c ; .• I,, ,AwigrauDimmialeLue
the tii41 0 :444 , . . 000 battid•donotacted,
I z , M • infylci.P. odi Mu; ali:11111tit bluing;
1a! "
10 ' _ i
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1868.
CZI
ilreimmt SZMIACTED
•- , -
Nvilx7/0171 1 -
- _
, • .
- ousaas Stabil Ws ARTalcur.
A TULL Orr PDX.% -
AT DR.- SCOTT'S.
278 rzNiiiiimarr, al) DOOBAtoVZ RAND .
ALL WORK WABRANTEAt °ALL AND Ex AMINE SPEOLKENS OF OXXVU E VICLCAN
m ime 7.tzli ; it 4.:4i.1!
GAS rElvillagES
C~hand ; eler~e~,
FOR. GAS 4 . _OIL:
Jubt *the finest and Wrest tuiiiCAmirlit
eresopened inthls city. ,
.1 1 VELPONag KELLY.,
147. WOOD EITEZET, COL MOUT ,AXLIT.
n2624:422 •
DEMENT;; - 1304M 0 STONE; .84
r TDRAULIc, CERCEMP.
trrosz
Atignzir atouLaNs,
Stil.l3:cee. ' ,211 Wood street.
D4Y GOODS.
DRESS
FOR THE 4TH OF JULY,
AT
jai 1L BURCHFIELD te'CO'Si
. Clair Street, • •
..NEARLY OPPOSITE THE £31% CLAIR NOTE',
H 1417
SWISS MIISLINSt • ,
KAI - NE(OOK MUSLIN'S;
MULL BtfsLINS:
WWTE JACGRAT MysLINS;
LAWNS AND ORGANDIES;
WINNE P. K'S; from 95 cents ;II); •
COLORED p. K 'S. for 15 cents, worth S L/E;
GRENADINES, for 25 Cie I:q4 worth 40C;•
BLACK IfERNANDDES_'
LACE SHAWL AND MANTILLAS.
SHETLAND SHAWLS;
GREY 44.)0D5, for Suitt;
BLAB AND COLORED SILKS;
TEE BEST ASSORTMENT IN ME CITY.
Pro. .1 , 2 St. Clair Street.
Ie21:
Annmeiar, SILiNNON
No. 115 Wood St., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
NVIELC)
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
AT LOWEST UM= PRICE&
ic;zz
168. 168.
NEW GOODS. .
IVEW ALPACCALL,
NEW WOIIAIIII.
BLACK MLR&
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
F. SCoI:TCY,
168. or No. 168 'Wylie Street.
Okial
;1 1 1;11eCANDLESS & CO.,
(Late Wfloon, - Carr & co.,'
WHOLgtf&L.III DICALtaI. 12t
Foreign and. Domestic Dri'„Goods,
He. si* WOOD ATUELT.
Third door above Diamond sae,.
PIAOS,ORqA.NS, &O.
RUT - THE HEST AND ODE.Ap•
_Ea. INT PIANO AND OltalLN.
Schtmacker's _Gold ItLedil Plan%
AND' ESTErS COTTAGE ORGAN,
The SCRUM/Mira{ PLLII6 combines the
latest valtlabLe improvements known 10 the eon
struotion of a first ohm Instrument, slid haiiiinray•
been awarded the 'highest premliim. wherever ex.,
Whited. - Its tone Is full; sonoroub and sweet. 'Me
workmanship, for *lateen] ty and beauty; animasa
ill others. Prices from 100 to $l6O, (scoordins to
little and tnigh,) obelipef . tlOl a ll other so-caned
drstelaes Plano , - .. ; ,
a:STEPS COTT.a...IE OHDAN
Mends at the head of all reed instruments, In pro,
ducing the most perfect pipe quality of tone Client
[troller instrument in the United States- It Is sM.
ple and compact In ,eonatruction, soma ,nat liable, to,
getout of Order. • • •
PACRPZNTERII, PATENT. :" VOX - SOMASTA'
TREMOLO •• is only to ho.ifrind la this Organ,.
; °Ce r ! '9ll2.sl°9 to _ g U i lrar4 eo4 for Are
- . RARRE;XNAICK- & BrEITLE4
mill NO: CLMii
;ow''• - ,•.:::,‘;`,'.i
itionhiPta'-'llii
It perhet ordei; 61.*1. '
tititilEaMntiriz,wpck.
valatt
smiaNaiMicatzres.
TUE - GREAT . ; :442111g1Catiti QOM
BUTTON HOLE
Allll ISE 1 4r.TP10111,4
'ORM
IT MAil 1411 0 1,41111A1., ,
113VAligiti4tiTELT IiTiII'.IrAISTI4T,
CHINE IN 'THE WOHL'O, .. 1 1ND ,
THISOICALLT THE CHE APEST.
WiiirAigents whaled to sell this
0,114.fra, sismnr * : -
,‘ • , fqrjireatiis*Plnnslivautis .
sulinisi FIFT' AHD MARKET STREWN& titer
sEsbardsois!s ,„, mrisigst
SEE
coNrloopo=tims..,
S =
Fat4itiaa) ilikir & toit6oticiner,
4 AND,
pr..l4n •
.; :Po4EP 9 l4z:aPelilausww 'minis a lam;
Wt• 40 ; 6filer Fedceit 41Id
—lo4 Obnlitangt zni Iran 102 0
Ff
Exav "
-- VonfectioneryAld Makerf
1 52 . 1 "8Mi
fairane r."
pet:ove rt a erg o is 4 Amu". ,
eattli)* iiitooltaL
e *MOE 0413 , EN •
IFtl 7. 4 4 , 9 1, *.O 10k4
dealer In TORILISM E ARESICIAN nurfna•
1 4 ,8 1Piagginintptwirm4.q.,)ii, 714:
-Ilivaollifai - WPAlNlfiennt
.I. 4 RWlRlPlAltakegtrWiliatbnapgarkjimW
0 v.it, A 1
VO ILS7. I.abtuni ' ' "f
=I
PLASTER,OWERNET TOPS.
- i •: ' '
.- WATER PIPES:
PITTSBVP.4III, Pl.
CARRETSAND OIL OWTHS
•
SUMMER STOCK
CARPETS !
White, Bed, Chmktd,Striped and Paney -
...
31 A&• Pr-IN43}-$
o r,.
- -lii - -41- - ---- 14- - 1 - 0.-:-kl--t:---
. ..-, ~ ..f .• ::. e ' : ..'
; ''' !, 1 1 ''., 1 4
oil 04 ' IV4td(rif Siiiileti; ! Ji t e.
BovAiltv' vtost&to.,
3
21 Fliiii. STREET.
-CARPETS:-
_ • .
3/Sl/ u"lireTs'iYcefif
PriNgrwe , Will eontinne to.effer the
Largest iftek of &muds, Velvets
and Ingiain Carpets in the city, at
the lowed prices reacked this sea
son. Just received, a few pieees of
a new and euquisite patterns of
Royal.Axminster.
OLIVIR iI'ELIiNTOCU& CO
Po. 23 Fifth Street,
CHINA SLITTING
A very 'superior goality of
White,
Taney Striped
And Cheek
JUST INPOBTED.
ALL-WOOL INGRAINS,
IN BRIGHTEST COLORS.
` Prices the Lowest Os this Mciiket.
111cCALLUI lIROS.
51 FIFTY! STREET. alio►e Wood.
71
73
NEW CARPETAL
MoFAJUsn"D & COLLINS
RAVE XUBT RECEIVED TICE
NEWEST AND BIM STELES OE
ENGLISH VELVET CARPET,
E - 1:71
rt,4l..irrEns 1111 Di ;
and Body lin6i3els,
WHICH
amsr AU SELLING AT
The Lowest
ices Reached this Seaioi
SUPERFIN
INGRAIN CAPRPETS
10 /a 111:15 PER YARD
DOWN To au,
~~~~, t i ~ 1
Mo?
!!. Mag .
7'3 , Street.
No& 71
ND VlAzoolt.
•
EI2
my27:Nwr/T
S TE,tx
CARP
T RE*TINd
Ip f. 4 Titiati. in York and oth , l
Pro Ted I complete sucool.
Which rirPT 'lilt& •
of Sastera cities h'
-. .. I2II I4I.IO II VAINTAIDEXs
• ~, • -},
LitA * lll2lol.l/ ! llls . l _kage it 4) 9. 1" 21 1 11 PU4Y.V 4 44'
2 4.7114 Sipping' jhastoseessozy...,:il, -I :I: ,
34V -When need rrom dust, moths or their larvae,
"the Caret looks nearly as issed as new, save the f ading from wrap.
4th—Wheryps_sfeeny clean, , a Carpet inn !n' as
long again, nesfribtr - mattes as tnete'pmt of
economy, to say nothing of
No. .179 - Libeity'
Or stlarrieed to P. Q . Box 473, wtil roo o lro.PromPl, •
A tetitton.'• • • .
•
GEO. lacci•DiTOCl4:,
=OE
' I MCMTEcrAtEI.,
4 . 11144..... : A •
tilfur&•,; l l
tl • t
.z•.!
; •
.1' AJESCHELTEdarekI')
Nos.
iwyd . A.l Mar Otrepi, ..# l ,ttsburolh: raw, Opeetst
Attehttoh Ite't4:i the deeleetectutil NOIOIIOI
- 00 1nUr ROITHICS an Mint 1.0 BLITI,MINf4t3,
Wild/ 6 ; T41nf.041,. - v . 1
80.45 oi r io
tlszuakrat* f,-lottii7
stammapte.iim. rlvr t p i mmravit
Wit tateacblJ 120
" TA tinTM a . 4: '15,6 41.
40. K. and Arom 1 up . sov Ati - lit
•
AL. 1E 163
Diied Beefinind Beef Tongues ,
..AIJEGE STOCKIOP
/ERB* nuAtarns AND 11:1111EIGEST MIRE.
„
large s lll‘. 9t PII I 4A:B 4 ATRED
llEEt,'lrOkquEs,
Thelargest stock in•dthe rnarktd, or STRICTLY
RUGAIi-CRED.
THE 'EXID'RELIAELE
EAGLE BRAND
SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
LT A , consomme sr Vain, O.
Good rim It htis '
nether wick, v, large stock* or s HGULI)ERS”, tillsEg s
bath rib and clear; prime Kettle Rendered LARD,
Itte tierces, kegs and buckets, er 'flitch we are
offering to the triode as low as lowesl, •at alit
059 10 ,3 my potter PERN•Ond
F. SELLERSA CO 0
. • i
'
ME
4cuEoAit,4lt
j , . . IcNoLittirAND.ritlifigu,
-
FOR yourro
'PUMA „
3621 and 1629 1:1PRIICE Philadeipbta,
kg., re•upen oh Iffiff , USW. French
to Ina language of the y Aranuis conatintly
'z'f a " in VAlL3Mike'ltiV- 1
4 I ty,
~
„, • •
', ' _-,-,;) ,n i i -): CITY' - & ---- ,1 - f
- T -ttiktiltit , (:—..ti 1
“ ! " _Pyryautatous Joncrittlui 'lB6B. 'l'-
,404311:.•1W16111411 !,SlDALES:.—Seitted
roPosals, Ait4oooo.itctiaz Rinancegenuatti,
teoof_counellt, will bo 'received at tble omce Until
1 .Fir , D3ESDAY, July- 1, - I,Blwat 3 o , c ip o k p. IL ,
r oftentonillair'r&lll%y WM
. .... , gt timilelNi
,ayolo*SlMaildalrgrtiri-gy F 14.:
for the oat of the ImActo ts o 1.1 a, ,ai c: , i
1=37 THOMAZ Sun, goutreuor.
E..==
TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS.
MW GOODS. -
, -"LARGEST AND •a.
BEST_ STOCK THECITY.
Inv BUOX GAIINTIiIIi;
Wish 101.4z7 cc9ifa, in litnto, ,Linir and rpm.
,
w` HOSIERY,
line Of French, German and English.
SANS.
In 811 k, Linen and Palm Leaf. A full line of White
OPERA PANS.
5V4,./12(P.8UT411,
tkbirs an 6 cfisdBd• •
- r PAILAIDOLIC, 'k l - 1
:110216211;48EADF71 LINED:AN - Er kiligt.
k 31111,1,
Alad . , - Botne new styles DROP SKIRTS.
OCRS ti l kComp ete va etY.f'
white aad col
ored. for Ltdimi 011 1 3411a11t8. „ • -
;Velvet RibbollBl.. Paper .Collacti
Rid Gloves, Pape r Rafts,
Stilt (Roves, , Striped Shirts,
Lisle Gloves, ; Emboldertes,
Outten (hoses, Ribbons, etc.
Dish Linen,
Lawn, :
Swiss,
Cambric,
Also, THE 'NEW—SARATOGA COLLAR.
r at the.: ls oo, Ire topl.. had . al. the LOWEON
mAciant, OLYDE & CO.,
78 83Rd seo Market litrot.,
A T JOSEPH `HOlilieS. C 0.90,
DAILY ABEIV&L Of
NEW 43!-OOPS
HAMBUR9'.IeDGFNOS - AND .FLOUNCINGS:
HAMBURG, INSERTINGS; _.• ' '
SWISS EDGINGS AND INSERTINGS;
LACE CAPES, COIFFEURS • AND PARASOL
COVERS;
LINEN, COLLARS AND CUPS.,
801~ r R .
SUPER BTOVT AND SUPER' PINE COTTON
AND MERINO.II.4I HOSE;
LADLES'. AND MISSES , -HOSE, in Lace, Lisle.
• Mk and Cotton, ornest English nig Ger
' man makes;
DOMESTIC HOSIERY, at very_ le_w rates_;._
ALEXANDRE'S DUCHESS. ELD ciLoyza. a
•L 'new line Jast received.. '' , -
A full &imbue:4 of; BULLION , AND SILK
TASSEL INGES FRINGES.
BEAD FRINGES AND TRIMMINGS;
GIMP HEADINGS;
TRIMMING. RIBBONS AND SATINS; ..
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
STRAW •GOODB.
Agreatly reduced rites.
New style HATS—Ladles. and Meets.
CRAPES, MALINES, DtYTTED NETTS;
RIBBONS, FLOWERS;
MILLINERY LACES,
BONNET SILKS, FRAMES,
SI:NI/OWNS tiD tIIf4E . E.R.HOODEI,
,
Wholesale and Retail.
CA-LX.. I A.N.*_EX:ALMINE.
and 19 Market Street
jei:irwr
WALL PAPERS
n.nowninlirowv. err.
WALL .P.APERSI
For HALLS., PAIILCRS,
,CHAMBURB and ICITCERNB,
In 'GREAT . VARIETY, • ;
For sate CHEAP A$ THE CEIZAPPIST, at
101 Nlarket Street,near Fiftb•
MI
.10Syn. HUGHES & SRO.
ALL PAPERS--1868. -
R; m A 'PIOT T.T.
No.- 1 87, Wood Street,. near . Fourth:
CiILASS, CHINA, CUTLERY.
100 WOOD STlLiirl-
IHENA I .OLASB AND , 1
- QUEENSViARE; ,
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100 ' 00D STREET
BEI
MISCELLANEOUS.
/tSTAßLumictrifill9.s...nra:fsAilossyt,itt exams
- -
Lightning Rod .Manufactory
BRASS FOUNDIRT
ANT. I
IS I ON: GALVANIZING WOE
30 000 FEET MAN IT TIII3ED DU LY
THE CELEBRATED STAR GALVANIZ ED
1, I I :
,
LIG TIVEIGi MO
Manufactured at these worts% and geld to 111_104!
of the.contineut,:ar•Oadhiltted ton belauperfor anf
Lightning Rod In use. • Great indueemeute otrerei
to peddlers and all persona buying at wholesale'
Also, tine Piscine Polotso tslk kinds - anti.patternig
together 'with ;Insulators, Fastenings,: Qopper inv .!
Iron Connection Buie, Braces, etc. Bamples, peak
phleta and Circulars sent - free. {
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REYI3URNI . 111111TER & 00.1
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Nos.' 488-aiid 490 . St - Mild St; - •
, rarLADELPRIA.
srioioss•aa, ' •
pßicEs OF THE
VARIOUS KINDS OF GUROWDERI
31 1 FANUFAcTISSED. BY TEIR
HAZARD POWDER . ' 'COMPANY.
Agent,
Oface, 17A mad 174 FEDERAL STREET,
CANISTER POWDER.
Rig&le Nos. I, 2,8, 4 .and 5 grain, iadatl,Bl2 -
Canisters, lb. each I
.american I:Sporting, In Oval Canister% of fib.
D eath Shooting, Noa. f, 2,, 8 and 4 ,gralu, la , •
Ovaleanisters of 2 lb. each • 4,
Indian Ride. In Oval Canisters of each
Kentucky Ride, In Oval Canisters of 1 lb. each
Kehtuckyß Idle,' In Oval Canisters . of lb. each
'(IS one lb. Oval Canistens in, a; tine. )
(50 half Lb.. d 0...• do. • .do.) - • •
SE; f;o3vDEn
Kentucky Rite, PPTG.. 7 PG. and "Rea irtniot.:
tug" PG. In kegs, 26 lbs
• Kentucky Aide, PFFG, ?PG, and "ties Shoot
- Ing'4v, In kegs, 12,55 lba •
Kentucky IRDIe, orrO, Or% and Pea-Shoot
ing'' PG. In kegs, MS lbs
Deer Powder, In kegs; ZS ' '
Mining, and Shipping Powder, ing r, rr,
Ma
PPP grain, net cash, In kegs, 23 lbs
Bargii Fuse for Meeting, of superior quality,
inPadiaiges of 50 flet and over ' . '
Delivered free Of okpePtie, On boird 416a1,02
Railroad, in Pittsburg hor Alle,gbeny.
SECURITY AND COMFORT
THE TRAVELING CONHUNITY.
d. B, MBE' SAFETY FIBER OUT
,
Cox Heater and Moderator,
. • -- •
_ .
For SNORE' AND HOT AIR FLUP.I3. .dispensing
with the use of Staves and Fires in or about the
Pasenger.orlßrrage Care, with the attachment to
cdirtnaeopiA 11: po aa rnitTrty Pent ol u d r r e in t g lia the m cs aY r b o;
cars So which the , iaeset may oe attached.
Having obtained of the United States Letters Pat. ,
net for • Safety Jacket which i i warranted to resist
the most intense beat that m be adplied to it in ;
theposition and lairpose fbr hich It is intended.
It is a sure protim Sou from accidents by Are origi
nating Rom defective dues, or where iron pipes art
used as conductor s for,. smoke or 'heat. It appli.
;likable to all piping that may become overheated,
and is warranted ta give perfect satisfaction where
wood or other CClnbubtible material may be placed,
in close proximity thereto. I am now ready to ail. .:
ply my luventl.lll to, stores, dwellings, facteries, ii'
ships, steamben,ts, railroad ears, &a., wherever !
pipes as conductarn are made. dangeroan by imbe.;
overheated and "securitrdesined. I will eel!, en ape
;Niceties, righta to• Manafictaire.Or to use the above
invention; also, territorial rights, to such as mar.
wish to engage In seining priVeges, either by . Stale
or county. ..'
I .
AlWOetce at the "NZ PLUS ULTRA PAINT; i
WORRI3." corner of Morris street and the Allhilte7 i
ny VaLley.lßaliroad, Ninth Ward, Pittsburgh, Pa. - "
2,000,000 A"6l
GrHOIOE LANDS FOR itATA I
• . •
Brruic
uni" Paci* -4ciitro44l:oo2nPanv,
amirsim DiNmioNr.'
Lying along the line of, their mom, '
$l,OO To itheo PER ACEE,
iqi44 B .• •
Par farther partiaitszo,inairi s ;i4,; "4:Wiwi* 2.
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OralLSl3. tie•rr,
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To ITIFFAT Gi!frfs'ims.,-;
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EUREKA
Ling"tusu•4)oNE,' :1
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STJPE&PROSPHATE- OF , 1,1104 ,
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The. Allegheny Fertilizer Ctq~
o,42Erpitigit, rl
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omce,o4tetut:,Street, Pittsburgh, PtL i •l•
Thisbest Eertlllser,la”
triitme„ who have"givebuslel':.lgaltc"hed
%nubs:raisin g large crops' or Woeflit, Rtyhe%taata.ll4.
Corn, Pot toes,:itzt We have , pobilsbett "tu
Moue Circulation paxaphlet oomalair gl ° fa
and valnablestatements or OAS tete gt " ,
d ir resr. kash will be- bent flee to "Isar seodlng co
fret&
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PRINTING AND , WRAPPING PAPERS.
CLiNT(iN MILL-BTEUBENVILLX; oEno.
DAICHITON .111L1. --24/611,y BILIGHT9.Iq, PA. . - • ,
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Hannan, Jotiii B. Llvlugton. '” " •
Olish Dia& fbr PauttStoCk.; ''' ' ' ' Immo ' -
rtOVILASS` itraavvrAvriritrats,,.
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...-., toir'brobared. to Atrulob. .1t hamar ARUM, ai • I
• thots.arbatarto procure tali' aupetioNove. 1.) 1 • t.,' ,- ,
at r uckproport lona al we . pelien anaanatez-bottari; • r' ,- -, 4 , ,
arliele ror pots 'than Cu) La toe ,lattratt.aukaria '"-..i',
leoored aa auerage ataut, itt alt. -atillt T :‘ f' . .,
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