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Cljg gitirurgt Ott.
EPHEMERIS•
—Wm. Gillmore Simms is at Yonkers.
—Troy, New York, has alVoman's club.
—Some Philadelphia and Germantown
ladies have a rifle club. •
—Blacque Bey, to be in the fashion, has
thken a cottage at Newport.
—Gen. Harvey is said to have keen one
of the Menken's first victims.
—Miss Berner a New York blonde is
spoken of as the belle of Kissinger.
,The Talmud, by Prof. Deutsch is an
- nounced as forthcoming in London.
--A bronze statue of Beecher is to be
, ma4e, probably to leave to posterity.
—The mackerel fishery in the Bay of St.
Lawrence has - proved a failure this year.
—Verminthai produced a tomatomeasur
lug twenty and a half inches in circum
ference.
—The abdication of the Czar is spoken _of
in European diplomatic circles as riot im
probable.
L—A Cincinnati merchant is said to have
left $40,000 in the clutches of the "tiger"
at Saratoga.
W. Strader, has accepted the DeMn
cratic nominatiion to Congress in the First
Ohio District
- --George Wilkes says that no one has ac
cepted any of his bets on the election: Alas!
poor George!
—Tile retail trade of Boston has revived,
but as a commercial city the hub- is not
what it once ,was.
-Disraeli is to have the gaiter; for the
first time thaPband is to encircle thejimb of
a descendent of Abraham.
—John Stuart Mill says he should see the
adoption of the ballot, in, any part of the
United Kingdom, with regret.
—Brick Pomeroy's new paper accuses the
World of wanting to have made Grant the
Democratic candidate for President.
—One of the Itnrbide family, a brother of
little Prince whom Maximilian adopted,
is said to be ke6ping a café near Paris.
—Two hundred English pickpockets are
said to be en route to America. Such plea
sant things come to us from merry England.
—Charles Reade is accused of being the
vainest man in England, and the other
English Men are not lacking in the ince at all.
—Nearly a dozen new books on Abyssin
ia and the Abyssinian Campaign have ap
peared in London since the fall of Magdala.
—Sword fish swarm all along the coast of
Maine, and are often caught. Cali this un
usual quantity of natural swords be an
omen of war ?
—The first correct and unabridged edition
of Pepy's Diary is announced in. London.
, This edition will contain nearly 'a
volume
more than any former one.
Experiments on the Canadian Grand
• .Triank Railroad have proved that 3-18
pounds of peat are equivalent to 6-36 pounds
of wood as fuel for locomotives.
—Sidle. -Nillssen receives ten sous for
every note she utters on the stage, just to
• think of having a whole mouth full of ten
cent notes,! any time one pleased.
—The Richmond Examiner says that.
Governor--Wise was never a secessionist.
We think this will be news to every one,
- and e.specially to the ex,Governor.
—There are 800,000 inhabitants in the
Grand Duchy of Hesse—Darmstardt, and
twelve Generals on the retired list who draw
$20,000 „adear from the public funds.
—Sunday night was a very, cold one in
New York, and the people who complained
of the heat on Saturday were grumbling at
the nece,sity of blankets on Sunday.
—Thomas Carlyle is preparing a standard
library edition of his own writings, which
r ival soon appear in about' twenty-five vol
umes. It will be published in this' country
by Scribner.
—The sardine crop has been so unusually
large on some pants of the Spanish'
. coasti
thit the means for preserving them pl. - lived
inadequate, and many of the little fish were
used as manure.
-The. Japan Gaeette says that a. crab was
/ recently brought to Yokahama which mats
tired eleven feet eight inches from tip to tip,
and was so heavy that two men could
' scarcely carry it.
—The Rev. Phillips Brooks, of Philadel
--phi% has been called to the Rectorship of
Trinity Church, Boston. As Mr. Brooks
is a native of Bciston and a graduate of
Harvard, his Philadelphia admirers fear that
he may accept.
—One old English lady won one hun
dred thousand florins, or about ten thou
`l sand pounds, at Baden Baden, about the
beginning of the season, and then, instend
of losing it all again, went off to London
with it as fast as she could.
—English custom house officials are gal
: slant and do not trouble ladies much by
searching them. Our advice to Fenums
then is that if they want to get into Ireland
safely, thepleasantest way for them to do so
is to put their arms about the ladies.
—A young woman in Lewistown, Me.,
has become a raving maniac because she
did not win the prizes at school. Accord
; ing to some logicians this young woman
has become a lunatic from going to school,
therefofe, schools should be übolishad.
—Frederick Whymper, the well known
member of the London Alpine Club, has in
press a new work called "Travels and Ad
ventnies iu Alaska and on the River Yu
. kohn," a volume which should be interest
big to those who love our whole country,
even the new parts.
-Patti is :to remain five years on' the
stage after her marriage, and to retain her
maiden name. on the bills. The Parisian
sans.culottes would delight in bills with
"Last appearance of Madame la Marquise
de Caux, as Marguerite."
—An editor in Germany has been heavily
fined for selling space in his editorial columns
to M. Blanc, of the Homburg gamblingtell
M. Blanc has filled the space he bad bought
with startling accounts of the heavy losses
which the bank was reported to have sus
tained; these accounts were, of course, en
.
tirely fictitious, and only destined to attract
the gudgeons to Homburg.
—During political campaigns the glorious
old national banner flies from the windows
or roof of every Republican newspaper
office in the country, but no such emblem
adorns the offices of the Democratic sheets.
During the war it. was the same, and the
Copperhead press never issued from under
the stars and stripes.
de Sartiges, the French Ambassador
at Rome, has been obliged to ask a guard of
French soldiers for his summer residence at
F ra scati, so great is the insecurity of the
environs of Rome. The French papers say:
"Ire is a man capable of defending himself,
for he lived long at Washington, the land
of revolver shooting."
—The Pope is said to be much interested
in the queen of Spain and to desire an inter
view. In the meantime, the 'gods seem to
- wish to destroy that monarch, as she drinks
her sherry and deports herself unbecoming
ly on the brink of the yawningest gulf that
threatens any living sovereign. In fact she
is depreciating rapidly; and though now a
sovereign, she bids fair to soon not be worth
half a crown.
—A. Virginia paper says : A sort of dis
temper which has generally proved fatal to
them in various portions of the State, has
broken out among the foxes. In Stafford
county, which was up to a few months ago
nearly overrun with them, and where in
consequence rabbits, partridges, and other
small game were, nearly cleaned out, foxes
have been found lying dead in the road find
under bushes in large numbers.
—At the - Erie railroad car shop is being
built a passenger car of novel style and un-
I usual capacity. It is sixty-seven feet in
length, divided into three comparirnents;
has a drawing room in the centre, sleeping
apartments at the end and a regular day
coach compartment at the other. It will
cost twenty thousand dollars, and will be,
it is claimed, the largest and•one of the most
elegant passenger cars on any in this
country.
—The Warrensburg (Mo.) Journal com
plains of frequent outrages committed in
that town on Saturday's when parties
armed with huge revolvers mount their
horses, draw their weapons, form in lints,
curse everybody, profanely defy the officers
and having created general consternation,
ride furiously home. On one of theseinca
sions recently an inoffensive citizen was
cruelly and inhumanly beaten. and no ar
rests were made.
--Tom Hood, editor of the London Fan,
in a review of Saxe's new book of poems,
praises the author as the mo-t excellent and
the most English of American humorists;
and another critic yields the palm among
contemporary writers of rere de soefele to
Yankee poets, in these words: "The two
best living writers of lively, witty English
verse, such as Prior and Praed excelled in,
are Saxe and Holmes—two Americans and,
to us, foreigners."
--Henry Ward Beecher . ge4 $15,000 a
year altogether and manages to put it all
away, as it is proper for him to do, and it is
a meat pity that some of our,other pastors
don't have as much. When a man ( studies
five years to be able to enter colleff ' e, four
i
years at college and two at his the logical
seminary, he irvests eleven years of capital
for which $3OO per annum can haVly be
considered sufficient interest even though he
be:neither as brilliant as a Beecher nor as
profound as a Wayland.
—The celebrated Professor Bock, f Leip
zig, one of the greatest German ph ,sicians,
wages an inexorable and highly stMeessful
1
war against all sorts of patent medicines
and nostrums. Whenever a new panacea
of this description makes its appearance in
the market, Dr. Bock examines it, and then
publishes the ingredients of which it is com
posed, and what it costs the manufacturers
to get it up. In this manner the sale of
German patent medicines has lately much
decreased. Why is there no American
Professor Bock?
—Sorrento is the name of a poem which
Bayard Taylor has contributed to the Sep
tember number of Lippincott's Magazine.
This Magazine seems to have a happy faculty
of getting the best new poems as they come
. out. Only a few months since Swinburn's
greatest effort and now Sorrento. But this
number excels in prose and is really an ex
cellent one; br rring an atrocious ennundritm
in a chars cteristic article by Miss Kate Field,
we - think there is nothing in it that will
not prove acceptable to many readers. We
are really glad that Pennsylvania can boast
of the only dangerous rival which Putnam's
Magazine has, and congratulate the greatest
publishing house in the Keystone State on
the success of its periodical.
—A petroleum establishment in -Lelpsie,
besides various forms of apparatus for refin
ing petroleum and producing petroleum gas,
advertises the following chemical products:
Aicannino, for coloring fats and oils; Scarla
tine, for dyeing wool and silk, as well as for
color-printing of books and plates; Petro
leum-ether, for therapeutic and technologi
cal purposes; Reneine, of any degree of
fluidity, clear as water and perfectly free
from smell; Ligroin, for burning in sponge
lamps; Artificial otlof turpentine, for waxed
cloth and varnish fabrics, as well as for the
cleansing of type and printers' forms; Re
fined Petroleum, almost inodorous, and Pe
troleum-resiclium, for gas making.
—The Boston Post says: Radical intol
erance is cropping out in one of its old and
well-known forms at Biddeford, Me., where,
as, the Portland .Argva says, Mr. McMuller,
agent of the Saco Water Power Machine
Co., declared his intention of discharging
from his employ every man who voted
against the Radical candidate for Congress.
There is something peculiarly abominable
in this style of coercion which disgusts
every one possessed of the spirit of a free
man." And yet the Boston Post thinks
Southerners do perfectly right when they
refuse to employ negroes who will vote the
Radiall ticket, and 'applauds them to the
echo. Surely consistency is a jewel which
does not adorn the Copperhead's brow.
PITTSBURGH G . AZEITE: THURSDAY,: AUGUST 20, 1868:
DENTISTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED
WIT1301:72" PAIN
1;10 CHARGE MADE WHEN ABTEFICIAL
TEETH ABE ORDERED. •
• A Irina. SET FOR $B,
. . _
AT DR. SCOTT'S.
SITS PENN. STREET, 3D DOOR ABOVE HAND.
.1
ALL WORK WARRANTED. CALL AND EX
AMINE SPECIMENS OF GENUINE VULCAN
ITE. TuripdiT
GAS IXTURES_
kiltliTßES
4:o3aztrLa r ellers,
FOR GAS AND OIL.
,Test received, the finest and largest assortment
ever opened in this city.
WELDON & KELLY,
147 WOOD STREET, COIL VIRGIN ALLEY.
ral4A•
GEMENT, SOAP STONE,
11YDRAULIC CEMENT.
SOAP STONE.
PLASTER, CHIMNEY TOPS.
WATER PIPES.
HENRY H. COLLIINS,' ; ;
anl6-070 25 Wood street.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN . PIPE,
Cheapest and best Plpe In the market. Also, 110-
SENDALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT for sale. .
R. B. dc C. A. BROCKETT dc CO.
Once and Manufactory-240 REBECCA T.
Allegheny. 4liir Orders by mall promptly attended
to. le=trtki
ll' , 0 3 abt cil iiii4b - krA OKO zizill
SUMMER GOODS.
Bois% Youth's and Children's
SUMMER CASSTMERE SUITS,
LIN EN SU ITS.
DUCK SUITS.
FLANNEL SUITS.
ALPACCA JACKETS.
In every style.' of the greatest variety. suitable for
the-present season. tientiemen will find a tine as
sif,rtmeni of WIII rE snd BROWN DUCK SUI
ALI'ACCA and FLANNEL COATS, &c., every
garment being specially made tor us by the best
Eastern houses. Our prices are as low as good
gbodssatt be sold at by any firm East or West.
• 47 ST. CLAIRSTREET.
HENRY MEYER.,
MERCHANT TAILOR, ,
No. 73 SMITHFIELD STREET, Pittsburgh, Pn
Constantly on Dant', a full assortment of CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES. VESTINGS, &e.
FLOUR, •
pEAILL MILL
FAMILY FLOUR.
PEARL MILL BLITE lIRAND, equal to the host
St. Lout+ brandl. PEARL MILL lir
good as tile best Ohio brands. A HATE COIN
FLOUR and CORN MEAL. Cal -- See that all tacks
are sealed and dated.
B. T. KENNEDY & BED.,
ati7.:A2.l . Mom All I.L.
E WOULD INVITE THE AT
,TENTIoN of the k lour trade to the supe:
Monty of War ,
SOUTHERN WHEAT FLOUR.
Which we are manufacturing from the best aelect
ed Southern tlllnola and Tennessee Wheat./ Prices
as low as any in the market.
J. S. I.J.G.C.IL'Inr
Jy3137'.. Pittsburgh City Mills:
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.'
JULIAN ALLIELN,
DEALIO.I pi ALL KINDS or
r I
LEAF TOBACCO AND SEARS,
No. k SIXTH STREET, (National Bank of Com.
acme
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Branch 0(172 Water street, N. Y.
ap4:n77 DANIEL F. DINAN.
Exixa.slion WORKS.
K. elt W. ..TENICINSON,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
!apco, Snuff, Cigars, Pipes, &c.,
1.o; 6 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY'
132
CONFECTIONERIES
HENAIif W. HORBACH,
Confectionery and Bakery
No. 5100 SMITHFIELD STERET,
Between Seventh and Liberty.
. 10r LA.DTES , OYSTER SALOON attaCbed,_
GEO. SCIELELEIN,
Fancy Cake Baker lz Confectioner,
AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN* DOIIESTIC FRUITS & NUTS,
No. 40, corner Federal and Robinson streets, Alle
gheny. /Er Constap• y on band, ICE CREAM, of
various flavors.
BILLIARD TABLES
STANDARD
A)IERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
AND COMBINATION CUSHIONS
Undhiptitably the twet In one. N'EW 1111'804"E
-MENTS, Patented Nov. 26th, 1867. and Ain*
il
init, 1868. Everything relating to blidards orate
bestqualltv and lowest prices always on nand.
Our N I .AIE TRIMMER, l'etentel May 6th,
1868, price 82.66_a great success.
illugiLrated price lists scut on application. Address
PMMAN & FOLLENDEFt.
63. 65. 61 and 69 CIRY3IIY ST, New York City
hdhard:rwro
HAIR- AND PERFUMERY. _
D T ORN PECK, Oinamental Hail
HAIR WORKER 'AN PERFI.IIIER, No. 133
'
turd street. near Smithfied, Pittsburgh.
Always on hand, a genei . al assortment of Ladles'
WIGS, BANDS, CURLS; Ainutletnen's WIGS, TO
PEES, SCALPS., GUARD.CHAINS, BRACELETS,
Sze, 419 r A good Prim) in math will be given for
RAW HAIR.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Her Cutting donel
the neatent manner. reh2tun
LITHOGRAPHERS.
PBILIr
BENJAMIN SINGERLY CLRIS.
QINGEILLY & CLEIS, Successors
IIJJ to CittO. F. Bernie.MAAß dt Co.. -
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHERS.
The only Steam Lithographic Establishment West
of the Mountains. BUPinetts Cards, Letter Beads.
Bonds, Labels, Circulars, Show Cards, Diploma/4 .
Portraits, Views, Certificates of Deposits, Invita
tion Cards, so.. Nos. 710 and Third street,
Pittsburgh.
CORN MEAL, Kit FLOUR, &c.
WASHINGTON HILLS,
WASHINGTON STREET,
v .
Near Pittsburgh Grain Elevator
W. W. ..dL.N3:P3OIII3ON,
Manufacturer of CORN MEAL, RYE FLOIIIrand
CHOPPED FEED. 'Orders delivered in either city
free of charge. Grain of all kinds chopped• and
Corn shelled. on shore notice.
11Q . ARR & MOSER,
" natcx-xrr-r,c-rs,
rnurr HOUSE ASSOCIATION BUILDINGS, Nos.
% and 4 St. Clair Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. :Special
attention given to tite designing and building, o
OtIULLT HOUSES and PIIttLICIBUILDINGe.
AND
8; /JOG A I.NT
ap:XI:oS6
ARCHITECTS.
DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS:
J. N. BURCHFIELD &
No. .52 St. Clair St.
Lt. . .
•
NEW /PRINTS,
, NEW A-MN/MA-MS,
NEW SDELAINES,
ALL V. OOL BLACK and WHITE PLAIDS,
for 25 cents, worth 50. -
e t
WHIT GROUND PRINTS, black figure;
WHIT GROUND ALPAOCAS, do;
BL AC ALPACCAS,
BLAC DOESKIN CASHMERES;
BLA AND BLUE CLOTH,.
BLEAL ED NIASLINS„
( IRISH .LINENS, TABLE LINEN'S,
TOWELS AND NAPKINS:
A DM ASSORTATENT OF GOODS,
ALL ENTIRELY SEW.
/re Re enaberllie place;
N . 52; St. Clair Street,
FILET STREET. 87.
87.
GREAT REDUCTION
arc.
IN PRICES
TO CLOSE STOCK OF
Dr - lESS 4GrI3OOODS.
87 MARKET STREET.
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS.
87.... MARKET 9TREET....87
ie3o:
_l6B.
NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW Mon-A.m.
BLACK SILKS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
SCOU4D3r,
DT' No. 168 Wylle Street. ~al
168. .168.
(irm:n4o)
CI ( 1 1 1 . ( t : e ( i1 , 12, 1 c; 1 51 t. ,(i3O"
WHOLESALE DEALERS LN
Foteign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 9* WOOD STREET,
Third door above Dlarriond alley,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PIANOS. ORGANS, &C
•
BUY THE BE S T AND CHEAP
EST PIANO AND ORGAN . . I
Schomacker's Gold Medal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The SCHOMACKER PIANO combines all the
latest valuable Improvements known In the con
struction of a Arst class Instrument, and has always
been awarded' the highest premium wherever ex
hibited. Its [ono is full. Sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship, for darability - and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from PUS to $1.30, (according to
style and finish,) cheaper than all other so-called
first class Piano.
ESTEY'S COTTA'IE ORGAN
Stands at the'head of all reed Instruments, in pro
ducing the most perfect pipe quality of tone of any
similar Instrument In the United States. It Is sim
ple and compact in construction, and not Rable to
get out of order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT " VOX HUMANA
TREMOLO' is only to be found In this Organ.
Price from 8100 to 1850. All guaranteed for dye
years.
BARR, ILNARE 84 1 BUETTLRR,
mn9 No. 12 ST. CLAIR STREET.
HATS AN.b CAPS.
OLOSING OUT SALE I
STRAW HL TS,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT M'CORD & CO.'S,
131 WOOI) STREET
MARTIN LIEBLER,
.r.i.ATS; CAPS AND ;E971179,
Also. Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
In TRUNKS, VALISES. &e., No. 13M SMITH
FIELD STREET. Pittsburgh, Fa.
_ .
Orders promptly filled and oatlefaetlon guaranteed
GLASS, CHINA, CUTLERY.
100 WOOD STREET
CHLYA, GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE,
SILVER PLATED WARE, 15
PARIAN STATUETTES,
BOIIEMIAN 13JARS,
And other STAPLE AND FANCY
UUODS, a great variety.
RICHARD E. BREED & CO
mh27
100 WOOD STREET
SEWING MACHINES.
TILE GREAT AMERICAN COM
BINATION.
BUTTON.HOLEOVERSEVEENG
AND SEWING MACHINE.
IT HAS NO JEWLINI.,
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FAMILY
MACHINE IN THE WORLD, AND IN
TRINSICALLY TIIE CHEAPEST.
Agents wanted to sell this Machine.
CHAS. C. 13AXAST4H1r,
_ Agent for Western Pennsylvania.
Horner FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS over
Richardson's Jewelry Store.
WALL PAPER.
WALL • PAPER ? -
AT REDUCED PRICES.
We wAloffer oar preeent stock of _
Wall Papers at Greatly Reduced Prices.
A large assortment of SATIN PAP ERS, for bal i te,
rooms, ettllngs, &a., at • •
N 0.107 AlOsket Street,near Filth
SOS. R. HUGHES & BRO.
Near Liberty, west side
--168.
E281E3
lOU WOOD STREET.
AFTER JULY 113.2%
MINOS AND. NOTIONS.
AT MACRUM, GLYDE & C 01.95,
78 and 80 Market Street.
MOSQUITO NETS. • •
MUFFLED AND STAMPED APRON'S..
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
LADIES' WHITE UNDERWEAR;
A full line of HOSIERY;
MORRISON STAR SHIRTS,
GENT'S PAPER COLLARS, •
LADIES' Do. AND CU) F.
TRAVELING SATCHELS,
A full line of JET SETS.
SILK & BULLION FRINUE_,
& SATIN/BUTTON'S,
all colors.
A Complete Assortment of White Goods,
SWISS, VTCTORIA, LAWN,
LINEN, CAMBRIC, Sc
HOOP SKIRTS, in all the Newest Styles.
KID-GLOVES, at' all prices
GENT'S &LADIES' SUMMER UNDERWEAR;
MEN'S JEAN DRAWERS;
1,000 Doz. DALMODAL HOSE
5,000 Lbs. WOOLEN YABSS
Speelsl Rates to Jobber 3.
MACRITM, GLYDE & Co.,
'7B and 80 Market Street.
aulo
PRICER MARKED DOWN
AT
MACK UM & CARLISLE'S,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED !
ON AND AFTER JULY IST.
HOOP SKIRTS. (Ladles%) f0r....
'CORSETS, (Rea) French,)
LINEN, HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for
FD GLOVES, (warranted,)
PAPER COLLARS
200 Yds. SPOOL L COTTON, (good) 5
POCKET BOOKS, worth 50c 25
KEN'S SUMMER UNDERSHIRTS 50
IdEN`S JEAN DRAWERS
All kinds Bonnets and Hats at ' alf Cost
GREAT BARGAINS!
IN AI, L J XND B OF GOODS.
Special Rates to Derchants d Dealers.
MACRUM & CAELLSLIS,
EMI
EXCURSIONS
(suiriviEß EXCURSIONS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
& RAILROAD COMPANY have on sale at their
°nice, Union Depot, Pittsfrgh,
ROUND TRIP EXCURSION TICKETS,
TO ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE NAY,
Enabling parties to visit theie popular battling re
sorts, and reurn home at a moderate cost.
CAPE MA PASSENGERS can purchase Tickets
to go and return by all Railroad, or they can arrange
to take Steamer In either direction, betwee Phila
delphia and Cape May.
EXCURSION TICKETS are•also for gale at the
above De pot to NIAOARA FALLS, TILE OIL RE
GJONS. GETTYSKURO, and numerous points in
Pennsylvania and :New York.
Sir PAMPHLETS, containing full descnptiona
of the various Excursion Routes by this Road, can
be had on application at the Tioket Office, in the
Union Depot.
• W. H. BECH:WITH,
ivl:6S3
CRACKER BAKERIES.
SHE.PRALRIPS •
STEAM CRACKER BAKERY ,
31'! Liberty Street.
Our Crackers are baked upon the OVEN BOT
TOM', and are superior to any baked by hot air or
any other prooess.
air TRY THEM.
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ARE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHERS I
OFFERED IN THIS CITY. .
WINE, ROSTON, ESOD 4 k, , CREAM . FRENCH,
11 , 1 1TE s & 14811E d R ii nith a , n6I I 4ODA CRACK-
For - Sale by Every Grocer in the City.
Bakery, No. 91 Liberty St.
RS:I'3R
FERTILIZERS
TO WHEAT GROWERS.
EUEEKA AMMONIATED BONE,
SUPER-PHOSPILA.TEII LUX,
biANUFACUTIRED
- _
The Allegheny Fertilizer Ca
SEWARD C CAMPBELL,
•
PROPRIETORS.
Ogee, 856. Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Ps.
The bestEertiliser in use, and reoognlzed
Farmers who have given it a trial, to be the stand
ard for raising large crepe of Wheat, Rye, Oats,
Corn, Pota toes, ac. We have published for grate
.ltons circulation a pamphlet containing interesting
And valuable statements of this Fertilizer, coPlea ,ol
which will be sent free to any Bending us their ad
drew
ICE! ICE! ICE!
Imo[. KREBS, Ice Dealer,
No. 65 DLAIKOND ALLEY. rittaburgh
crders left here or at Hand Street Bridge will re
ceive prompt attention. Wagons runaing in Pitts
burgh and Allegheny. apitoa
dr,
D OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETS ! CARPETS!
MANUFACTURERS HERE and
in Europe HAVE NOW AD
VANCED PRICES, but we of
fer an kinds of CARPETS for
the present at the very low
est CASH RATES of the past
season.Villg made an our
contracts previous to any ad-
vance, and invariably for
cash, we are enabled to sell
lower than they can be. pur
chased this Fall.
McCALLUM BROS.,
kNOTWITHSTANDING THE
kanufacturers' recent advance in
prices, we will continue to offer the
Largest stock of . Brussels, Velvets
and Ingrain . Carpets in the city, at
the lowest prices reached thirea
son. hilt received, a few piebes t of
a new and exquisite patterns of
Royal Axminster.
OLIVER M'CLINTOCK & CO.,
SITMMER_ STOCK
1.00
.It/l A. TT I NGS,
Oil Cloths, Window Shades. &e.
BOVARD s ROSE & CO.,
19 FIFTH STREET.
jeM:d.twF
71
'A,. I ZIT ES,
TICKET A(i ENT
ICE.
PETS AN
51 FIFTH STREET.
CARPETS.
No. 23 Fifth Street.
CARP,E.TS I
White, Bed, Checked, striped and-Fancy
4
IN GREAT VARIETY.
21 FIFTIL STREET.
NEW CAT{PETS,
CORNICES
WINDOW SHADES,
WELL SEA.SORED
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE AND PIANO COVERS.
THE low GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
MGFARLAND & COLLINS,
Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Street,
Next Building to 11. S. Custom I3ouaa 1S Post ULsoa
auSrrrstT
srEAN.
CARPET BEATING
ESTABLISHMENT,
Which TEN YEARS' TRIAL in New York and oth
er
Eastern cities has Droved a complete success.
ITS ADVANTAGES:
Ist—Fading and Shrinkage are completely avoid
ed.
Ad-No necessary. or their l arvae,
aetn?ltirMlllll7ft'Ortrret". good as
new, save the
4th—When perfectly clean, a Carpet will wear as
long again a dealrable matter as a mere point of
economy, to say nothing of looks.
ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE OFFICE. • -
No. 179 Liberty Street"
Or addressed to F. 0. Box 473, win receive prompt
attention? -
•
GEO. L. MoCIADITML
nahlfn PROPRIETOR.
DYER AND SCOURER, •
EL J. .LAIKE,
DYER AND SCOURER.
SP. cxL AIR STREET%
And sos. 135 and 137 Third Streets
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