El t littsbutO fiaittts. • . [For tke Pittsburgh Gazette MAINE, AND TEE REMLAINDER. BY JAMBS Y. MACEBM Will done, braye Maine t—the count is made; thy •TWUTr TIIOI3ISANTI' Prom thy flabful coast 'twits no vain boast flew or hr all the land: That resonant key. Just struck by thee, hath sounded rto thy hand The note of a wider conquest, and a triumph yet more grand. Leaving behind the fleetest wind, across the conti nent That note of 'TWENTY 7110USAND' Bped,awaking as ft went • -, , Twen t a. times twenty thousand he - arts to hope's 'ex nil nt strain, And e erywhere, in song and prayer, men blesgo the work of Mainei • A glorious work—ye sister States!—and worthy to be oft • HopeAted in the coming month!—And then we'll , • rear aloft On the great dome of the Capitol, in the sunshine there to flaunt, The accustomed dog of victory above the head of • GRAFT! . . Bit some doubt Pennsylganis; and some doubt thee, New York! ..- • Some take ye for unfaithful ones—for laggards in the work! 1 0 Keystone State ! 0 Empire State! if there be cause to doubt, All your high claims to these proud names would in an hour die out! Bianco lit is imgosgibe GOd'g sun that, day by day, Re n ews bislourney from the east, sees not, from far Oaths,' , \ Tlll his beams, like hoyie, flash glowingly along the hills of Spain. Such darlOeclipse asahat would be earth's silver orb But nol it is Impossible! Land of the Farther West I That With been for two hUndred years the refuge of to stain the oppressed; • Thathath had ev , ti hope's fruition—wisdom's wisest • '—virtnee best—, Heaven-sent heroes. statesmen, soldiers, ever com leg to thy quest;— Land of Washington and Lincolnl—unto whom each crisis brings • . Thy heaven -appointed, beayen-anointed, citizen born hinge, ' • IA a time when none but a hero should fill the ruler s chair, • 'Shan a craven or a sot sit there—a Beymour or a _ _• 'TIE impossible o doubt or fear! • Let him do so that caul Is Dear Re ne State! great. Empire State! your . play. in the van; The issue sJuSt the same it was when the great war began; 'Me the good old cause of Liberty—be ye true to God and ufiin I nr11111138.11. MS. ' ! 1 IT.HENERIS. —TA43aeramento river is drying up. —A..ftrollope, Esq., is again at work on a novel. . —Carlotta's case is said to be utterly hopeless —De Cordova has a lecture on the Gre clan Bend. —Pleasantville, in the Oil Regions, has a new hotel. - —Gounod is writing church music exclu sively now. —The house in which Beethoven was bornis to be sold. , —Patti's income last year was but nine teen thousand dollars. —Thurlow Weed thinks he will come home to rote in Noxember. —There are forty-four iron clads building or built in the French navy. - —The total steam force of the French navy is that of 73,000 horses. —Philadelphia has at present no free night " schools; New York has some. —5200,000 is what Larkin G. Meade is to get for the Lincoln Monument. —E. - L. Davenport, the actor, proposes opening a theatre in San Francisco. —An iron foundry- for the casting of ma chinery into be erected in Pottstown, Pa. —Gustave Dore is engaged in illustrating: a new French edition of Cooper's novels. —Horac.e Greeley spoke to an immense meeting in • Jamestown, N. Y., last week. —Minnie Hauck is to play irk a new opera which Prince Poniatowslii is writing for her. . • —The Boston Journal says some people are like pavementagood only when pat down. • —The newly discovered gold regions at Auckland, New Zealand, are said to be im mensely rich. —The report of the insanity of Bogumil Dawison. the great German tragedian, has been revived. —Lessons on the velocipede are now given in -Paris. Velocipedes can now be bought for $4O: —The Germans of Philadelphia have sub scribed $90,000 . to pay for building a fine German theatre. —A telegram from Calcutta was received in Boston this week, having been less than 24 hours en route. —A railway theatre has been established on the Liverpool and. Manchester road to amuse the passengers. _ —Velocipedes are interfering much with the profits of suburban railways ;and omni bus lines near. London. —A baby is said to be very like wheat; it is first cradled, then thrashed rind finally turned out as the flower of the family. --StCam is to be I intiodticed on the. Schnytkill Canal, thaii making the speedy transp4rt of coal cheaper than by rail. —A tremendous meeting and procession greeted Generals Harrithan and Van Wyck and Colonel Forney at Pottsville last week. —A man was suffocated the other day by getting drunk and lying too close to the lime kilns in Conestoga Valley, Berks county. —Le Grand LockwOod has purchased BradfOrd's "Crushed by Icebergs," and Blerstadt's "Domes of the Yo Semite," and has placed them in his picture gallery at Norwalk, Conn. —An exchange Says : "Houston antics pates becoining the grandest railroad Centre in the South in ten years." We are sure there is nothing personal in this remark; Houston being a town In Texas. —There are ; said to be 15,000 • persons in the Red River Settlement actually without • food; as the grasshoPpere have eaten every thing. A-committee has been formed in St. Paul, laltuk., to receive and forward eontri- buttons, which, it is to be hoped, 3dll be liberal and speedy. —The season for the shipwreck crop has come round again and news of marine dis asters are constantly coming in. On Friday last the passengers and crew of the burned steamer Ifelita arrived in New York. —The French government has - decreed $400,000 for improvements in the• harbor of Qette, calculating on the increase of traffic that the opening of the Suez canal will cause to pass through the channel. —A priest of a small town near Pisa, Italy, seduced, and after yards eloped with a young girl, seventeen years old. In order to defray the traveling expenses he robbed he figure of the Madonna, of the church where he officiated, of all its jewelry —The Metropolitan Church in Washing ton is being gotten up on the real sensation plan. ' A seat for the minister is to be made of wood from Gethsemane, the pulpit is of wood from the Mount of Olives, and the vestibule is to be floored with tiles from Solo 'F. mon's temple. —Private correspondence from Norder ney mentions the presence of a French war steamer, which, for several days was busily engaged in taking soundings at the mouth of the Ems, and afterwards in the small port of Delfzyl, Holland. Surely this is another indication of peace. —Sylvanius Oobb, Jr., is still being con tinued in the New York Ledger. Any one who has a copy of that paper; issued any time within the last fourteen years, without some contribution from the prolific pen of this authot, possesses a curiosity of much oddity and questionable value. -.Great sensation was recently caused in Prague by the suicide of a well-known- re tired Austrian captain. From some paper found in his room it appears he was the vie i tim of the so-called American duel; that ist the two contending parties place a white and a black ball in a hat, and the one who draws the black ball is in honor bound to kill himself within a given time. —Chicago auctioneers are trying to gel{ up a name for fine descriptions. Here is the advertisement of one copied from the Chit cago Republican: "Wicker Park.. Upon these — grounds are to be seen numerous granite boulders which' were probably do posited during the glacial period, when the Lee Tract was the only dry ground between the North Pole and the Desplaines river. All this high and beautiful ground orna mented with numberless post-dilurian trees, is to be sold at auction, &c., &c. —Robert Houdin, the famous French ma gician, says; in the last volume of his "Re collections of a Wizsid," that he performed one evening at the house of General Lewis Cass, then American Embassador at the Court of France, and by his "second sight" trick, succeeded in frightening _a thieving footman so much that he restored a number of valuables which he had stolen from vari ous members of the Embassador's house hold. Gen. Cass had previously "posted" M, Houdin about the suspected footman. —Pastor Knaak, the famous Berlin preach er, who believes that the sun revolves around the earth, is the same man who hastened to Bismarck in 1865, and told him he had-com mitted a grievous sin by challenging tho elo quent Rudolph Virchow. On another occa sion Knaak quarreled with the l'olice Pres ident, because the latter refused to close a beer garden, the noise of which Knaak said disturbed him in committing his sermons to memory. The reverend gentleman also be lieves in his own ability to exorcise deVils. .He has a Knack of making a fool of himself, we think. —The John Allen missionaries have not taken the blows of the secular and religious press meekly, but have hit back by praying for them in one of their prayer meetings in Allen's 'dance hall. One of the leaders said: . "Good Christians, pray that Christian grace may touch their hearts, and that the light of Christianity may be let in upon these hith erto unchristian staffs." And Rev. Mr. Van Meter struck up a prayer, in which he fervently invoked God, "who now saved the newspaper men of New York from hell only through His extraordinary forbear ance," to extend His merciful influence to those "miserable wretches who now mock religion in order to pander to the lower passions of the people." —A great meeting of the Breed family took place in Jamestown, N. Y., on the 10th inst. Upwards of seventy of the name were present and had a good time, and a good dinner. Representatives of the family were there from Pennsylvaniti, New York, Ohio, Connecticut, Wisconsin and Massa chusetts. After dinner the family was or-, ganized by appointing Mr.R. E. Breed, of Pittsburg, chairman; and a genealogical es say by Deacon Breed, of Jamestown was read, tracing all the Breeds back to the 11th century, when they emigrated from Ger many to England, and to Allyn Breed, who came to America in 1630. After having a pleasant time the family adjourned to meet again whenever called upon. flow New York Gets tier . Vegetables. New York for many years depended on the pro.lice of New Jersey and Long Island gardens, which still do a very large business, but railway and steam navigation now give us the advantage of distant parts. _The ear lier tomatoes which gladden the market come from Norfolk, and are two weeks ahead of our own neighborhood. The same may be said of corn, peas, and several other important vegetables. Delaware sends us the best watermellons, and also furnishes enormous quantities of fine squashes, while her peaches have long been famous. Florida .is now coming into note in the same line, and by means of steam navigation we shall do part of our marketing there. We get enormous quantities of potatoes from Maine, while Rhode Island furnishes cargoes of carrots. No city has better advantages of supply than New York, and yet vegetables keep at a high figure. This is owing to the fact that in addition to the nine hundred thousand resident population, there is a con tinued fitting out of ships, each of which takes as many vegetables as can be used. There ar inow a large number of stos near the shippg localities devoted to potatoes, cabbages, squashes, onions, etc., and which depend on the shipping trade. One feature in the vegetable business is the high price of onions, which now bring from eight to ten dollars per barrel, and this is owing to the failure of the crop in some parts, and the, in creased demand for shipping. ÜBGI{ GAZETTE : TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29 1868 PITTS • Ea - miserEa wrzsour PAIN: NO CHARGE MADE WHEN ARTIFICIAL TEETH ARE ORDERED. A FULL SST FOE $B, AT DR. SCOTT'S. 8 PENN STREET, 3D DOOR ABOVE HAND. LL WORK WARRANTED. CALL AND EX AMINE SPECIMENS OF GENULNE VULCAN- I E. raT9 dAT GAS FIXTURES -- - . WELDON & KELLY, . • ['Manufacturers and WOole.sale Dealers ia Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers AND LAMP GOODS. Also, CARBON AND . LUBRICATING OILS, ILENZIISIE, Etta. • N 0,147 Wood Street. se9:l2V Between sth and 6th Avenues CEMENT, SOAP STONE, kko EI YDUAIILIC CEMENT. SOAP STONE, aD18:070 HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN PIPE. Cheapest and best Plpe In the mariet. Also, RO BENDALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT for sale. B. B. & C. A. noocsuetz & co. Office and Manufactory-240 REBECCA ST., Allegheny. sir Orders by mall promptly attended to. Jezz:r93 PIANOS, ORGANS, &O CHEAP ORGANS AND PIANOS. A beautiful Eo=ewood MASON k HAMLIN CAll INET ORGAN, with Tremols, Cost $170,00, for 8120,00 • A handsome Paneled ROSEWOOD ORGAN made by Taylor £ Farley, nearly n , -w, 4110,00. A One Double Reed ROSEWOOD MELODEON, Mason I Dana n'a make, in good order. $115,0D. A Second-hand ROSEWOOD PIANO, made by Bow dm au A dray, $120,00. A second- hand ROSEWOOD PIANO, made by.F. Blume, *lOO.OO. Wood Street. BUEITT,EIE E lANO g p I aO A A P N ID CHEAP Schomacker's Gold Medal Piano AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN. The SCHOMACKER PIANO', combines all the latestvaluable. improvements known In the con struction of a first class instrument. and has always been awarded the highest premium wherever ex hibited. Its tone Is full, sonorous and sweet. The workmansido. flat durability and beauty, surpass all others. Prices from lifMli to $lBO. (according to (yr, style and finish, ) cheaper than all other so-called lint class Plano. EISTEY'S C ArIE ORGAN Stands at the heed of all reed Instruments. In pro ducing the most perfect pipe geality of , tone of any similar Instrument In the lUnlted bUtcs. It Is sim ple and compact In construction. and not liable to get out of order. CARPENTER'S PATENT .. Volf. HUMANA -TREMoLto.• Is only to be found In this organ. Price from $lOO to $5BO. All guaranteed for dre years. BARR, leiiKE & BUETTLER, • attar . No. ILM ST. CLAIR STREET. KNABE & CO.'S - AND HAINES BROS. PIANOS, For see on monthly and quarterly payments CHARLOTTE BLUME, QM 4tiPOLLO INSTITUTE, SO Fourth AVENUE, an English, etentifle and Classi cs abool for Girls and Boys, conducted by JAMES 51..MACRUM and MARY F. MACRUM. A t !ree ler, with full particulars, references. Ac., Bent On application. Amtng the gentlemen to whom refer ence may be made are thu following: Rev. Dr. Alli son, 'Win. Moseley, Es. F. It. 13runot. Esq.. Rer. Dick mon, Kee. i)r. Douglas, lion. Russell Errett. Wm. H. Everson, Esq., John Harper. Esq., Rev. Dr. Jecobus, Rec. Dr. Kerr, W. McClintock, Esq.. John B. McFadden, - Esq. Sidney F. Von Bonnhorst; Esq.. Hon. Thos. Williams. ee79:1.58 ALLEGHENY CITY ACADEMY, AND COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, • No. 101 FEDERAL IT.. over Allegheny Savings lank. Daily Sessions: Scientific, from 8) A. Y. to lr.X. Commercial: 2 to 44 r. M. kvening tleasion: Scientific and Commercial, 7 to 9 r. Y. J. IM. PRYOR, IL S. WWI. A. M. Principals. A LLEGIIENV ACADEMY. he next regular session will commence on sell:x24 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBES IST, In EXCELSIOR. HALL, Federal street, Allegheny. MR. T. E. WAKEII AM, Frinelpal, will receive pupils at the Mall, on Monday, August 3 Ist. from 9 to 19 o'cloca. sur.i:s47 FATAL T-LA.TS M'CORD, & CO., 131 WOOD STREET, Are now ready with a LARGE AND SELECT STUCK of 23C.1L 1 1 1 riii , AND FURS. star TOBACCO AND CIGARS. JULIAN ALLEN, Dmia, LA ALL,KINDB OT CEO' TOBACCO AND SOARS, No. Bn - Xi1:1 STREET, (National Bank of CO mem Bu)lding, ) PITTSBURGH, PA. Branch of 17U Water at DAN. P. DorAN. ap4:n77 EXCELSIOR, WORKS. R. $ W. MENTEMSON• rManntactusers and Dealers In Tobacco Snuff Cigars, Pipes, &C., 6 lIIIIMRAL ST.. ALM/LOWY* ,gra•laaß !I'IEGIEL, • . (Late (itter with W. Hespenbeide.) No. 53 Smithfield Street, Pittsbrirgh saikysi N EW FALL GOODS. -A splendid new stock of CLOT/i9, CA.SSINIVAMS , & ° ' MIENRY Jdpt recetved'br eel4s Merchant Tailor, 73 3mittilleld street PLASTER, CHIMNEY TOPS. WATER PIPES. IMMIX H. COLLINS, OS Wood street. FOR SALE BY C. C. MELLOR, 43 Fifth street, Sole Agent EDUCATIONAL HATS AND CAPS. MERCHANT. TAILORS• AtEatCIIA."N'r ,rArE4oit. ?$:;11C:11,c1 NEW TRIMMINGS, New Fringes, Sewing Siik and 1,200 Pair of 'Real Freich Comets. White and olored only 50 cents a pair. A WELL SEL CTED STOCK OF YARNS, N ALL COLORS TUE NEW PARIS "LA BELLE BALMORAL." Gent's Fall and Water Underwear. LADIES' AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. supply and finest patterns of The large isses' Balmoral Hosiery Ladies' & HOODS AND SACQUES 11 Hoop Sk EMI Kid and Silk Gloves. Sir The VERY LOWEST RATES to Jobbers MACRUM, GLYDE & CO., 78 and SO Market Street. eel 4: PRICES MARKED DOWN! AT MACRIIN & CARLISLE'S, No. 19 Fifth Street. ( ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED ! ON AND Arms JULY IST. HOOP SKIRTS. (Ladles'afor COESf.'I3, (Bea) French,) LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for KID GLOVES, (warranted,) PAPER COLLARS ZOO Yds. SPOOL COTTON, .(good) POCKKT BOOKS, worth 50e, KEN'S SUMMER UNDERSHIRTS MEN'S JEAN DRAWERS All kinds Boanets and Hats at Half Cost CREAT BARCAINS! IN A_TAL.ICII 4 .II3S OF 000339 Special Rates to Merchants & Dealers. DUCHITVI & CARLISLE, = COAL AND COKE. COAL: COALS: COALI:i • . • DICKSON, STEWART & CO*, Raving removed their Office to ' NO, 507 1,113.E.11.79 , 7 STREET, (Lately City Flour Mill) SECOND RUA:M. • ' I.W fruPpre, Pini main '4ll IT2.J - I;Vr 6 reil morket price. All orders left at their Once, or addressed to them through the mall, will be attended to promptly. my 42.5: t yr, 1 /ILIISTRON o: G & 11U TCHINSON, a Suc c essors XmtADzirnu r)o uzvr COAL CO.. MINERS,_SIIIPPERS AND DEALERS, BY RAIL ROAD AND RIVER, or superior Youghiogheny CAS AND FAMILY COAL. Office and Yard--FOOT OF TRY STREET, near the liar Works. r'i4 .11CA utsß it alI 3i..1 HENRY W. BURBACH, Confectionery and Bakery No. moo SMITHFIELD BTEBBT, Between Seventh and Liberty XS-LADIES , OYSTITH SALOON attached. GEO. SC'HLELErrir, Fanc - y Cake Baker & Confectioner, AND /MALLS iii ' FOREIGN & DOMESTIC FRUITS • NUTS, No. 40, corner Federal and Robtneon sotreets,_Alle gheny. 101 - Constap o 4 on hand, ICE CREAM, of various flavors. FURNITURE. 718. PRACTICAL 118. FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LEMON & WEISE, NO. 118 POIIRITIEIL ESTIMEIr. Constantly on head every ?piety of PARLOR and CHAMBER. FURNITURE, Furnitureth a com plete assortment of common' t reduced prices. Those In want of anything In oar line are cordially Invited to call before purehaping. Work guaranteed. mh2l:nl4 LEMON R WEISZ. STTITPTINGS AND BATTING. EIOLMES, BELL & CO., ANCHOR COTTON MILLS, err , rsin:mia.u. Mario %turn's at HEAVY ANCHOR. AN SHEETINGS AI WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Q B. LYON, Seam) . of Weights and Measures, No. 5 YOURTH I'ESIET. (Between Liberty and Ferry street& Orlon promptly attended to MECHANICAL ENGINEER. pERCEVAL BECKETT, NIEGEIANIOAL ENGINEER. And Solioltor of Patents. —• (Lae of P. F. W. & C.Mailway.) Glace. Re. 79 FEDERAL STREET Room No. 9 illiatthirECßOl., Box 50 4e ALLEOHENT I CIT_Y: BLAST FITRAIE aI ind ROLVO,mide4ILA DRAW INGS furnished. Particular attentie. -'paid to de 11ifitiNf COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES., Patents eon "email), solicited.. sir An EVRNING DRAW INGCLA for mechanics eye• - / WEDNESDAY NIGHT. • .1 socnaS ICE l ICE I ICE: WM. KREBS, Ice Dealer, No. 53 DLtRIOND ALLEY: Pittsburgh. Orders left here or at Bawl Btreet Bridge will re ceive prompt attentior6 'Wagons running in Pitts. burgh mad AJleghetty.f hat COUNTRY BARR'D FLANNELS, AT J. X BURCHFIELD & CO'S, BLACK & WHITE AND COLORED BARRED FLANNECS.. WHITE COUNTRY FLA-Nix-ELS RED AND YELLOW FLANNELS WHITE. FLANNELS, best makes RED AND GREY TWILLED FLANNELS BLEACHED CANTON FLANNELS II NBLE/,CTIED dc BLANKETS, a full assortment CASSIMEEES, E.EI4TTICKY JEANS Remember the Place. No. 52 St. Clair, near Liberty St. B n\ MARKET STIIEET• 41407 • •• NEW . FALL GOODS, THEODORE F. PHILLIPS', . 0 11 - g =1 'm u 3 E- , I= ..... 2, '3 t V 1) -4 mg r. a 7,, -4 f , 0 E . - dl 3 DI 0 - : , 12[2 .01 tt E.Xi ...7 •E i La n .... p ,,, .., Gon :* it a ge, ' it ,_ ' ow -, .. ,c, A. 0 0 - r.T4 0,.. .-= = 4 145 .....i r:.7_, _ 451 168. ---------168. - NEW GOODS. NEW ALP ACCAS. , NEW MOHAIR. BLACK SILKS. 2 HOSIERY and GLOVES. r". S4OOILICIC, tar Na 168 Wylie Street. jin 168. 168. tapso:nisi Elin lIM 19 FIFTH STREET CALRR, McCAN I DLESS & CO., (Late Wilson, Carr & C 0.,) WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Fmeign and Domestic Dry Goods, No. 94 WOOD STREET, Third door above Diamond alley, DAGE, ZELLERS & DUFF, S WOOL, STREET, Manufacture every kind of AIN AND ORNAMENTAL STAINED GLASS. liEDIUM and LIGHT :MA GROLLS. D -.BATTING MEI rrea DRY GOODS No. 52 St. Clair Street. 13MI 1:=i1 - NOW OPENING, 87 MABEET STREET. PPITt3BIIRGH, PA. GLASS, CHINA, CUTLERY. 100 WOOD lITREET. ("CHINA, GLASS AND yUEENSWARE, SILVER PLATED WARE, 0 PARIAN STATUETTES, E BOHEMIAN BLACK' And ether STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS, a great Tarim'. 100 WOOD STREET RICHARD E. BREED & CO mhs7 100 WOOD STREET SEWING MACHINES. THE GREAT AMERICAN COM BINATION. BUTTONHOLE OVERSEAMING . AND SEWING MACHINE. IT RAN NO NOVAI., BEING ABSOLUTELY THE BEST FAMILY MACHINE IN THE WORLD, AND IN TRINSICA.LLY THE CHEAPEST. ,Agents wanted to sell this Machine. CI A(3. C. 13ALLSI.V.17, Agent ltor Western Pennsylvania. Corner FIFTH AND MARKET STREETS, over Richardson's Jewelry Store. my'M:q64 DYER AND,SCOURER, J. LANCE, H. DYER AND SCOURER. fro. 3 ST. cr,torit And Nos. 185 and 187 Third Street) PITTSBURGH. PA. my19:164 PAPER. PITTSBURGH PAPER DIANIN FACTURING COMPANY, Maunfacturers or PRINTING AND WRAPPING PAPERS. CLINTON MILL—STEUBENVILLE. OHIO. BRIGIITON MILL—NEW BRIGHTON, PA. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, N 0.82 Third Street, Pittsburgh Pa. OrManste—AUGUST HARTJE, President. JNO. B. LIVINGSTON, Treasurer. tualurt, RIDDLE, Secretary. DlRECrona — Augrst Hartle, John A twe ll, S . B Hartman, John B. 1 2-, ington„ Cub paid for Fuer Stock :rAtWANtaiWaiatiosaizvA OHN PECIi_, Ornamental Hail HAIR woRKER. AND PERFUMER. N 0.133 bird street, near Smithfield, Pittsburgh. Always on hand a general assortment of Ladies* WIGS, BANDS, CURLS; Gentlemen's WIGS, TO. PEES. SCALPS, GUARD CHAINS, BRACELETS, &c. 4011- A good Price in cash will be given for RAW HAIR. Ladies* and Gentlemen's Hat : Cutting donel the neatest manner. mblay M'CILLUM BROTHERS. CARPETS! NEW FALL STYLES. No. 51 FIFTH AVENUE. FALL SirTOCIIK ! NEWEST STYLES! TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS, TWO AND "1"118FAE PLY CARPETS ! ALL WOOL INGRAINS, in great variety. COMMON CARPETS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. DRUGGETS, all Widths. MEDALLION DRUGGETS, Our stock is the largest an Most desirable we have ever offered to the trade. BOVARD, ROSE & COs, .21 Firm. STREET. selo:daw7 FALL GOODS. MST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON. A FULL AMORTIdENT OF Velvet, Brussels; Tapestry, CAJEUPEriCS, JUZT OPENED AND OFFERED AT THE LOWEST RATES. OLIVER & CO., No. 23 Fifth Street. n NEW CA_IIPMCS, 10" 9C° 31. MC . Si, CORNICES WINDOW SHADES, WELL SEASONED FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, TABLE AND PIANO COVERS. THE mu GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. MoI'ABLAND & COLLINS, Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Street, Next Betiding to U. S. Custom Honee Poet Office! anB:7ll3&T FERTILIZERS. TO WHEAT GROWERS: ; • EMIL& AIPIONIATED BOBEI, SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIMA AfAxtriAmmo]) BY The Allegheny Fertilizer Co. SEWARD & CAMPBELL, • • Pllovitireirowii; wise, 856 Penn Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.` ' • Tile best Zertillser in use, and recognised Farmers who have given its trial, to the stand ard ibr raising large crops of Wheat., Bye, Oats. Corn. Pots toes, Sc. We - have published for gratu itous circulation a pamphlet containing interesting whichuable statements of this Fertilizer, copies ol will be sent free to any sending us their ad dress. JaM:oSS 71117 EST COMMON Machine Stone Works, Northwest corner of West Common, Allegheny. MEWS. ATVATER & CO. flare on hand or prepare on snort notice Hearth. and Step Stones, Slags for Sidewalks, Brewery &e. Head and Tomb Stones, te. . Orders Promptly exeented. Prices reasonable,. 11 WINDOW SHADES Three Ply, And Ingrain 73 STONE.
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