El tti lifts** Gaptit7. • THE TWO . FRIENDS. • • BY TAlarltrt• 11. Ciorroi. . As • ships, beedbuted at en, that lay With canvass drooping, side by side, ' Two towers of sall at dawn of day , Are scares, long leagues apart, descried; • ' When fell the night, unsprung the breeze, And all the darning hours they plied, . • 3ifor dreampt but each the salt. same SOU . /11y each "taw cleaving, OM by side. Wen so—but why the t ale reveal Of those whom year byyear unehadged, t Brief absence joined anew; to feel • Astounded. soul from soil estranged. - • i• At deed of Mghttheir sails were Ailed, 1 And onward each rejoicing M steered• ; ' t il - neither blamed, for neither Or wiet what drat with dawn appeared. . . 'To veer. how vain! On, onward strain;- : 1 Brave Mittel In light. In darkness too! , Tkrough winds and titles - one compass guides— . TOthat and your own selves be true. . . ilnt, 0 blithe' breeze! and 0 great seas. Though neer that earliest parting. nut, On your wide plain they Join again, Together lead them home at last. One - port, methought; alike they sought — • Onepurpose bold where'er they fare; - 0 boun ling breeze, 0 rushing Wig. At last,-at last, unite them-there! FILI=EIM —/Ft&ii calla Paris a natal City. • '.-41onghhis actually a new lecture. -4ThicsgO chtiunt2s2,ooo inhabitants. —Ralph Waldo Emerson is getting dad. =Signor Blitz is still on his farewell tone —Lord 3Lorick hasat last_sailed for •Ett rope. :. —Spain is to bare a decimal system of --My thousand acres of copper -lands Ilissouri. —Edwin Forrest's divorce - suit has Cost $BOO,OOO. —San Fnuitisco wants to have a World's Yak' in 1870. • r•Canada islarrisoned by 12,500 British regniar troops. Generallarly,still wears his grey uni form in Clumds. . —Oneitourth the entire population of Chi _ tag° is Gelman. . -=A homeopathic horse doctor is thelatest Baltimore novelty. • • — The sugarcroP is very good in some parts of Georgia. —Troy, Nei' York, las about fifty thou- Band inhabitants. —The Idornior6 are going to cultivate a 'good deal of silk. -7-Philadelphia has raised about $1,500 for the Swiss sufferers. —Cleveland public schools are ,:to have but one session a day. —ltore. than 100,000 women earn wages, widget them, in Paris. • —An awful deformity, poor thing 7 three banded Loo:-(Judy.) --Parepa has been offered $l,OOO to sing once in Cheyenne City.- —Jamaica has exported but 20,000 pun cheons of rum this year. Thete has been some decent :s leighing thi , s month away down east. —George Tcrwrusend.'s lecture is on the 'Pennsylvania batch." ;—Patti feels that St. Petersburg would be too much for her this winter. ' —Tennyson bought a wheat-fidd with the pXoceeds of-his Enoch Arden: • -Oliver Optic his been elected a Omber of the Hnacathusetfs Legislature... --Thaddeus Stevens and James Buchanan axe buried in the same cemetery.. Very. - 7 -Tery. norly,a million postage stamps, axe tried daily in the United States: —Tennyson objects to dress coats for inter, and stove pipe hats for boys, —Maine inui 15,000 more Iniials in her , sehoolsten years ago than she now has. —The ex.r.mg` of Hanover is said to be lieve that the nig of Prussia will be hanged. —A curious person asks what is the re \ • ldtion between a side-walk and a front-gait? \-\ ‘-,-13chool-bOoks are said — to be much s cheaper fu r China than they are in this corm- —Yesterday week the Homeopathic. ol eipilor women was inaugurated in Cleve- —California is said to have five millions of mulberry trees, on which its silk 'worms foid. —The canipaignfiag-polea of Cincinnati ate‘bt; chopped up for tire-wood for the -;-It is said timt $938,000,000,cif European capital are, ,inirested in American enter . • —An exclianga says Hackett plays Bap Tan Winkle as well as Joe Jefferson would play Falstaff. - —The new theatre lef Ehwin Booth in New York .% to hq lighted - with magnesium instead of,gaa. —lndy, always atrocious, now says that tha , f3paikiEh insurrection was a Prini.rnedi .. tated 'revolution. • -tompetition has brought the fare , on Mississippi Steamboats down to §1 from Bt. Paul tci Louis: The Synod of the MINIM teak Church _ _ is said to be drawing up a reply actunenctil letter. • —A:substantial goddess is she Of Liberty, prepared for ;he Gettysburg monument.- She weighs 14,000 pOunds.• —The second State Christian Convention of, lowa is to be held at Dribuque during esecond week of Deeethber• I tvLevers of music will:be glad tOlearn 'hat one of the finest choirs In the country ' titat'a - the State prison at Sing li Shig. •- —Snooka, ihelrrepressible, sa ys ' ; Walter Brown, - the chanipion miller =of America, thinks ha' can tip a 'canoe with T yler too . ' •• A Boston paper fears there will not" be turkeys enough .;,, ....-!,e;=%,::,,.`::•,.;:,..:_1if.;-,:v-': :,...:.,,,,,,,,'i-A-rif-i.:----,,,,=',1417,f.:1-,f.ii.:,,,,,--,A.,:••:-,,v3-;:,,..eyi;c.,q'5'fit:c.t...,'0,..?1,',,-..V.tii3,,,,,V;.,':,--,---.s''''.'"' e ' . 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Berlin has out bid Baleen of the Grand Operi of Parte, and Christina Nithssen is going to sing in the Capital of Prussia. —The Galon, has yard:mud the advance sheets of a new novel by Mrs; 'Edwards, who wrote the populsz novels, "Archie Lovel" arid "Stephen Lawrence." —Large co-operative associations eiist among the miners of the anthracite region, and is co-operattve ahop to be opened about the first of January in Scranton, —The Philadelpids Bulletin says: "Mr. Lancaster, of Team, was unpleasantlysor prised-oh a recent evening by a party of his neighbors: who took him out and hanged him." • = -48,741 is the sum total of the United States ..army.' These figuies include black and white, ion-eommissioned and commis aimed, amt ireta)cetn from the last report of the Adjutant General. —cOmpetitiori in the public amusement business is very lively, in Philadelphia just now, isnd one or more of the eit•tblishments will evidently 'soon go under, foi five thea tres and four varieties is more than that city, will sustain; - —Charles Eddy, a stove nusnufactdrer of Troy, has purchased season tickets for his sixty workmen tor the course of lectures to be delivered this year in that town. Mr. Eddy's example is one which may be fol lowed without danger. ' 4 w —By the consolidetio of the Louisville Courier- and Journal, ' een sixty and seventy pr W eis have seen thrown out of employment in that city, to say nothing of a large ntgnber of minters, some editors, and an army of newsboys,- carriers, &c. • —Either the Gazette or the Reading Die. . patch cribs the Epht merle cOlumn bodily, name and all, and as it appears two dips later in the Reading Dispatch than it does in the Mirstte , ite.haVe our private opinion as - to which is the cribber, but weehant tell. —Rumor says we are to have Mrs. Scott Siddons to read to us. We have heard that the Library Association is negotiating with her, but her price is so enormous that it will need a large crowd and increased pricei to repay it for its expenses if it secures her. —Ezra 'lsaacs, a converted Jew, was or dained Deacon is the Episcopal Church by Bishop Lee, atDavenport, lowa, last Wed nesday Mr. Isaacs is professor of Hebrew and Sacred - 111story in the theological De . partraent ofGriswold College at DavenPort -Cincinnati 'has had' another attempted snicidein the person of a German named Mentzer who cut his throat with a rator. We have no respect for suicides who are content with - the old fashioned ways. "A Parisian o i Ber li ner would scorn such vul gar !deans of forcing an entrance into the next world. —The New York World says that its of-- J fice was "in fact the central, most interest ing point on - the continent," on election day. It then aays, "Nay, the World. was then the objective :point not' of a continent , alone; but of , the world." It has always been considered a good thing to lutve a high opinion df one's self. —An English paper says that Disraeli has discovered a remarkable move In chess. It may be freely described as follows: "If you find Yourself hopelessly beaten; look your adversary coolly in the•face, turn the board round as unobsirvedly as you can, so that his pieces appetirto become yours; and say •Mate' before hi can protest." =Aa English laborer, when hun„, recently pulled up a. carrot from a \-field through which he was 'jailing, and ate it. For this aline he was sentenced to twenty one days • hard labor. How many dip labor, we wonder would have been, the sen &lnce of the Apostles if it had been in Eng land where they 'plucked 'and ate corn on the Sabbath t —A fossil .akeleton of a mosasanrus has been discoveredon the line 'of the Union Pacific railroad, by Dr. W. E Webb. It is 88 feet long, its jaws are five feet long,, and its neck flie feat in diameter. Whether the skeleton is perfect or not, ca n not be ascer tained until it is dug out. The only One known to exist, we believe, is at the des. Plantes, in Paris, and,is but 25 feet long: ,This newly; discovered specimen is to go to -the Academy of Natural Sciences at Phila.. delphia. . . —l.AppincOti's Magazine has the follow in'g : • Distort Modesty, in Extravaganza. By the author of "London Assurance." - Old Bye: An Interlude. By the author of "Wild • °ate' II Theßlack Buck: A Serlo-Comedy. By the author of "The White Fawn." (Play ed with great applause at the colored thee tre) White Calves: A Ballet.' By the author of "Black Sheep." She Lies Down toLecture: A Romakce in Real Life. being a Sequel to "She Stoops .to Conquer." By Mr. Caudle. A New Way to Pay Old Debts. By Green backs. (A Tragedy.) • The Polite Mule Driver: A. Screaming Farce. By the author of "The Gentle Shepherd." Still Wain Rim DeeP: A Mtery. By a Distiller; whose apparatus hi In his sub cellar.,: Enraging a\ Bumble Bee: A Pastoral Comedy. ,By thvalithor "Taming a Buttertly.'; - -A. • • Spiders on the Ceiling: -A Domestic Dra., ma. By theanthor of olelles in the Web." Over the Vire: A Spectaele. " By the au thor of tinder the OsaltgOt4* (rimerninly, 1868. flace.phibitielpt4a, 'Thermometer ...VA in the Shade. Scene-4,kitchen with a range in the foregiotiud.), To the above perhaps;might ,be - added a novel or= two, as, for instance: Going to Jail: By the anther of "7dt ing for the Verdict." , Out of Stocks. , By the - author of 'ln Bonds." - , _ the Pope's Ala oncumui Massitchtisetfa "whi • been used u a hogpasturafor twehty yours has never failed to, produce a Ana crop' of fruit.. A ,- woraveatetk,apple is a rarity ig that sr4arB, PrITEMURGII GAZE it : - WEDNESDAY. , NOVEMBER 18 11368. DIWTIBTRY ~: frairm • V7ITIEOIII= 'PAM t • NO OM= NAMI Ira= iarancrus, • - lairs Axe OBDIDLID. FULL 10117 POD Mk SAT DR. SCOTTS an nom !rasa% lto DOOR ADM aim. ALL 'NOSY WAMLNIIM AllAto.L AND EN. "AMMSos Mt?' Gas WELDON is - KELLY, Manufacturer's and Wnolesale Dealers Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers, AND LAMP GOODS: • Also, CABBQN AND LiBRICATING QUA ' . • 33EZCZINN., N0.'147 Wood Street., eepuil Between flth and eth Avenues. #212.11k41 1 , soap , STONE, &o. YDRALI7I4C CEMENT. ' maxim offormr Tors. WATZB PI M& arliko7o HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAM PIPE, Okearieet ant beat ripe In tie market. alio, BO BICHDA.I.I 11Y1)RLIILIO OZKENT for sale. IL IL & C. A. Ocoee and Mauldin:tory—lPSO iIIEBECOA err., Allegheny. Aiir Orders.by mall promptly attended to. . yergn Mg I a;:111 ORQE HEAVEN, wawa CANDIES TAFFIES, And dealer in all kinds of PlktfiTl3, Min, PICTS. fILLII0B& JBLLLII3; ke., La. / • • • 1 W. 1101113ACII I Cotent / ionery and Bakery aOO SMITHJULD 13121114 T. / Between ciereattk and . iss - LADrEs , OYSTER S&ZOON attached. GEO. SMILELEIN, Fancy Cake Baker & Confeetioiyr, FORINIGN a DOiCaEtTIO FRUITS a NUT% No. 40, corner Federil and Robinson strels . 411 e• iatellY. ConetaPny on hand, ICE OB • - 4111 . of various lIATOIII. PIANOS. ORGANS. &O. PIANO 8 ORGAN. CHEAP' B SoMoniker's Gold . NOdal ANDASTEVO COTTAGE ORGAN. The Kaman= PIANO 06midnes all she latest valuable improretuents known in the con struction of a lest class instrument. and bas altrays been awarded the highest premium wherever ex. ,taloned. Its tone is fall, sonorous and sweet. The workmanship for durability an& beauty, impala all others. Prices from 650 to 6150. (according to style arilkenlith) cheaper than all other so-called drat (desk Plano. P3TXI 4 B OOTTAGIE ORcIAX Stands ab the head of all reed instruments. hors diming the most perfect pipe quality of toneof similar Instrument in the UMW States. It hole ple and *impact in construction. and not Millet% get out ot order. CAB.PENTSIVEI PATENT " VOX HIJYAIS4 TREMOLO" is only to be Mud In this Orris Price from $lOO to WO.guaranteed forl.rt YoFi• BAUR, - KNAKE-tt INTSITLE% KNABE & . ccpos AND lUUNIE . I BROS. ,PIANOS, Yor sale on monthly and quarterly payments. CIIIABIAMTE PLUME, GLASS, OEMA, OtMdilltY. CIHINA, GLASS AND 1.. QUEENSWARE, MINER PL4TIED W&U, PARIAH STATIIETTRA,- . 13001:11AN GLASS, 000 Aud i: or:ST/LE 141:1) FANCY 100 WOOD STREET. RICHARD E. 'BREED & CO. ME IRCEUNT TAILORS. B'nwA 4 L' • a.teentter with W.H..p.hehho m.v.B.ciLitawr TA.T.4)Ii, No. 53 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh se26:r2l NEW FALL GOODS. maleniild new stock of CLOTHS, CA.SElLM l3l 4llolehieko• - Just received by =MIN )tel4: Meithstit Tallor. 13 13toltbeeldlttmt. SEWING PirmittOEMEl. y. rTME GREAT AIIMUCAN'EODI- J BINATION. BUITOSMOLE OVEBEEEMENO AND SEWING ELELIThatirL • . rr sus so EQUAL, BEING ABSOIXTELYi ?HI NEST Mina ALIAOHINN .THE_HOELD AND TBINBIOALLY %%az 0 mgr. zrAtirinits, wa r nted Bat *lt . . CHAS. C. 3344.x.dexarry, Aseat for Willem PeutisWials. Corner yang. AND MARE= arurre, over . steasulsows Jewelry store. Au, HAIR AND PERPMMIV: . . tjeliN , OEM - .Ornamental-Hall Hens WORa_,4/11 0 PIRPUltniSe. 423 Third street. near ematuueld,,Putsbureu . Alwars on hand,f.sieuerai assortment mos, Reims, oulgIA; EistitlenieniM ritEs ir rAL„, CRUX? OHAIITIS I _ tte. A good Price eutalstu be given abr . ' Leaves and cientieniews Enl2, (itting, donet the neatest 211110.1plf: , - MUMS , / ARCHITECTS. BARB & MOSEI4 PUTT SOUSEABBOOIATIoNBUIr.DINOO. Etssi, and* kti. Clair Strset s PROW:O, Ps. Smug stunt:los st‘en deeillidut And,Dalldlag at WU= 119Uka gra PUMA Blailinfleit 11-11255'1" N. COLLINS, . • 1 A 8 Wood street, At CO. KAZOTAOTONaIi OP 11A FIDZBA.L ST.. Allegheny. No. 12 ST. CTLAIR HTENET. 43 Fifth street;Sole Agent. 100 WOOD OTEXZT. 100 WOOD EMULICT; yap;;~;.~i~[c~=~-~+1%);~~Y~(s},`1:~ 81 8, CLOAK & D Great Variety of All Wee, JOSEPH. HORNE & CO'S. GUIPURE LACE, Loots, TtimrahKg Batton, Rattans, Crochet Thin rasp, ter yarete, Bugle Triienihsgs, sad Velvet • WIZIP AND 'owns , inaizawmAit. HOSIERY, The bestvreortment In the eitt,, KID GLOVES, all shades and sizes. WINTER GLOVES. of All styles. N • WOOLEN. C00D43. . . • SHAWLS t HOODS AND tames t . ZEPHYR AND KNITTING YARNS. WHITE AND COLORED LINEN COLLARS,' ths. • . LACES AND LACE GOODS. GENTS , rUPXISBING GOODS. • 'Loop R i zmuss, voila / N. 3 .T111l :PERFECTION BOULEVARD AND I3ALMORAL SKIRTS, FOC! 6 QOD I S M EAlt rilila WARES, An aissurpassed Hu i at TERN "PRICES. • Whelesal and Retail 72' AND 79 • RiERTSTRE.E'T. nolo it WOOLGOODS. • . . . WOOLEN GOODS. , WOOLEN Ladies' Chi larentst and Infant's woor, • noc•xis. CHILDREN'S WOOL , SACQUES, \ LADIES' BREAKFAST, SHAWLS. '- - IN7fANT'S FANCY CLOAKS. • ' A splendid assortment of_ 13.17G-FiE AND BILK GIMPS, suitable for trimming VELVET CLOAKS, BALMORAL HOSIERY, A COMPLETE Lugs. Hen's Country Holt Wool Half Hose. . , - • In= V......... r)7 LADIES BERLIN LISLE AND CLOTR GLOVES. Beautdful Styles of BILE AND VELVET BUTTONS.' I Hoop Skirts, Gents , Dickens Collar, Ladles ' Paper Collars and Coifs, Neck Ties all I colors, Alexan. Ores Kid Gloves, Paris "La Belle". Skirt, New Boulevard Skirt, Morrison'. . . Star Shirts, Men's Wool Un derwegdLadies, Wool . HAMBURG EDGE AND'INSERTING, LACES, of all kinds, CORSETS,!whIte or colored, A3l assortment of HANDKERCHIEFS. Jobbers will And it to their adiantage to call on us before purchasing elsewhere. i , - • I EILACII,I73I, 01.1rJ3E & CO., 1 18 and; SO karket Street. ACRIIM & CARLIS I LE, 70. 19 Fifth Ai:tonne, Ire Now Constaztly Opening . Elegant Linea o FALL & wilitEß GOODS. SILK ?BINGE% GIMPS, VELVET BUTTONS BUTTONS, BRAIDS, BINDis6B; SONNET, NECK ANK HAM GIBBONS; BEIEBROIDIMIEI3,LACIDS; IarIrILINGS; BONNETS, HATS, PLOWISS; PLUMES. 11.1 W EITYLEB BILLETS AND CORtiETfi, A toll eaeortmeni of 1:ADIS8 , triDEll-96111LIENTiN •YLE&OED COTTON AND BIBBED 110818 BY The best make' al YIN'S IIN.DEBSITIBTEI AND ioaAwEas, Sole Agents for the sale of :~. .. .I' ~ ,~ sme• a.OO ••ALEZAIDfB" KID, $1.25. Ttinnipson's 'Glare Fitting' , C?IlliBTEI, an sizes ZEPHYR .18,31) KNITTING- YAIINI3. ZISIBBOIDERLD SLIPPERS, lid EN tr (loons ; I . 113:43 t.a BLECTIe I COIDIIIIA An Inbillble reanedrfor Stunmor Complaint, Mar rhea, Dypeatery, youdtlng, Soar dtasaa#% and Melon orb:up. DL .11111111S' CRIMP • specific fbr Cholera... Cramps and Pain a Stomach, for sale by . • HARRIS art MIMI% Corner of Liberty and Wayne Stieets, ' AGENTS rOll. . SOH OONTIAKER SON'ii PURE - WHITE. f LEAD - !seams VERDITER GREEN, The only green paint Kum will not detenorate by exuosnre. It will look better, last longer and give morrjeKbPd , eatietactlon than any want. In the I.ACV7MEUPOIDI_A. `ALEX. 8. MACRAE, • latopra Ara ',air! Fos • Cheirdeals;Druga, Dyea.olllls.Provisloas or eF,F7.4floriPtion• • • , Buslooksooodueled - Onone:balf the tars of othe The American tenseetions a lAveDool Manes* eeed Acopfoys mat • i. fhe pore of AUZOREI out; Weekly Clratf.ars flommerdlal .XPAINIesi.49.I , *fondle/124n. ~• 4012:NS SM/TINGS AND IU.TTING. , fi emmEs i BELL CO ANCHOR COTTON MILLB '.4,o,!kiEWizti Kia .4 urerlicialakti 30 4 31441/4 Me= ANCROIi AND :NAGUIHDLIA 81frp . i0FrMOS AND: HATnitct: DRY' GOODS. \ 54 Erimm; HEAVY Barred Flannel, ' VERY lOGE STOO4, I%Tc•I2V 40.117ered, IF, GOOD STYLE& N'ELROY, DICKSON WHOLESALE DRY C36CX:303:149, WOOD STREET. ko ts.) or OW %0 iii ,t 44 A. 14 gl A P. p, zi 0 ix 21= id a L E I Pc) 1 theicliicla tI2 6 v li.l cet En. 1 1 0 0 la r agoA 104 pi 0 o 4 k El 0 0, . g-E ifl' A -6 87. itimuiET ma'am 87. MOW GOODS ! • I WATERPROOF—niI colors and qualities. , • CASSIMERES—for .Nen , s and Boys' Wear. LADDRP OLOAKINGB—Large assortment. FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERIN OS. IRISH POPLIN —SLOO per yard. VELOIPS POPLIML • , SILK POPLINS. • PALSMILA CLOTH—for Snits. BLACK SICILIAN LIISTRES. BLACK AND COLORED EMPRESS CLOTHS— Large variety. VELVETEENS—for Snits. ELECTRIC CLOTHS. • Large assortment of PLAIDS. Pull stock of DRESS GOODS at Lowest Eastern Priors. °en THEODIME F. PHWPS', 87 MARKET STREET. 168; NEW 6100n$. /NEW ALPACCAIL NEW BIRE4IMC: MACK itILITA HOSIERY and. GLOVES. !SOI7CIY, 168121 r Na ; 68 Wylie Skeet. 168. McCAISIDLESS & CO., %../ (Late Wilrod, Our N (f 0.,) wftomitszal DNAiBBS /X Fotedgn and Thnneatie Dry thioda, No: 94 WOND ranizaz Third door obon DiamondANNy . , _ Pind3317114111. PAL. COAUi AND "COKE. u , J. Upre, DYER. AND SCOURER. ito. a !am czaun And Nos. 186 and 187 Third Met, P=:ll3Mpl. IIv:.)' (crl VICELIIIOII WINEWS.' lua -.ll3lNlKrriSOioi. lustyNalers • , _ Tohupcs, Saut e r, Clipirk Pipes, &.., moo' 'IIIIDIRAL yr.:Amami:aim' • ti . . coos ° ,s,caOILET SOAPS,, • Lie prepared tvkilled work. c e* Li, c\S . ' L t l e tifo r to i r l r i n e $5 s tik n OliV i g ft IN) fitollidealortand, monomers. Bol4,4yofywh!sre.. (Lahr' CARPETS AND OIL CLOTUS. car : Y, ALL WOOL; nicomuarr C.A..IIIaVITSs at far balm! regular rate.. A law %bees at &milt awaatraya per amt. leas than tiaztahaturart we*. vet Price. 540 IirrAMILAIM & COLLINS, T 1 LND T 3 PITTS AiriNtri. g a gt. PATTERNS eruct/rend ti-kitte#ty, at the LOWEST 71=11. lIVFABL*ND & . 1 nee it wad 73 'MTH AVISTTIC. D RIIGGICTS- .ND . CRT.iIVIB CLOTHS , In handsome patterns and bright colors and at vary low prices. DPFARLANII COLLINS, nog 91 AND ,73 - 1117" TH Av-zzma. WE iNV - 17C3E.A { • \ CORILPIIIISON STOCK AND PRICES & CO., Pittsburgh, Philadelphia or New York. ITARLAN)it,COLMS.-::i !STCPC9fir.! • NEWEST STYLES! TAPESTR'? AND BODY BRUSSELSi wwcklrri) Trumorizik- ALL WOOL INGRAINS, in great variety. COKRION CARPETS, AT 1 , 7113 Y LOW PRICES DRITG4AETS, all, Widths. vagnarorr Datraeivre, WINDOW saarais.: Oars stork Is the largest and most desirable we have ever offered - to the trade. • BOVARD, ROSE & CO, 21 rum mum. se10:d&wl, FALL , 600 k DS. FIRST ORIVAL OF THE SRASON. A.PILL ABBOBTACIIN'T 0/ Velvet, , ErOssels, TOpestry, 411ree Ply: and Ingrain CARPETS, JUST OPENED ADTD 014EJUID AT , TIM; LOWEST RATES. OLD & CO- N 0. 23 Fifth Street. SECONIIi AIIAUCITAILL NEW CARPET:* NEIW-DRIYGGETII, NEW PELTING, • ff Binutua masa, 1.14 TADS TO .4 Timms WIDJ BORDERED AHD: BY THE YARD. IPCILLIRIBROTHERS . 61 FIFTH AVENUE. 1129 EW WALL PAPERS, Por Haas Parifn" 8 and iCh gr fthe rei NOW OPYGNINO; AT 107' Market St., near Filth Ave., Jos; a.7isruGincs& I.IITHOGRAPHERS. inummiar edam ,? • ' _ . II3IZIP cum IaINGERLY CLElS,=successers tO GSO. Th PRACTICULL ostly Steno LithoriDhio Estabushltwat Meg& ot the mountitins—Busluss Cank t . h. Letter . Reads. Bonds. Labe% iCriri= Show Dippratm; mmtsiewsi is imits,_ sante. lion ems, Tat Wad Nivnuratilitessi viIatIETS:.&NEs ',3AIW3VIRIES. B. LX4)No t3eadr ofsWeigift and . Reasrer, Not =Mt _ • rißeitireikaLibutrudips i n g s reetat 9:4lweliita9tl; attawiottei 14* OP OTTE WITH ,ANY HOWSE • 71 AO 7,3 FIFTH AirE3l3ll. CARPETS . ....!.. WALL PAPERS. ii U I I 1 -... , . -,;- -: