Ell .tis .- -rtt#4! , :::'l! . :..ks*:. • • AlTTErftt/4 1 8 . ':LATEST . HQIIII. • • Steadfast stall* hie plods batima stands sadly algae. 10ein of the hand and The detisl amiss his irm L sacitted'whilt nutty red. rimed the croon of poppies is aura that airelfhd about tus lead. • - Slowly-be lifts bra leek: :Al lea stiangearotord—s stain of clay in the brook; The sombre fields are all reaped. aid 'bare or the • • . harvest sheaves: • 'laths orchards the last apples drop Irltt4 sadden Milt through the leaves. , • e - • The gardens ireleei with w old: he Mastering lichens Creep oat b erowdren the • - wet black mold; M , e lingering dowerw'ilrotlp. rains u their faded petals fall; And' the mortar eromblea away la. patches Troia off the wall:, . The days are Went atidreGli. ..ihrough The dallthiet air coinesalow the:hoe:ad , ' eH Prom the ' Gray cloud' tkies lower and skarn oteralltbo eonn try and town. iireept. ter a streak.- of red where the VI ening wen spekdown. ,:; , ' • The nights are bitterand Mee - With mists for thetiveraldeand mire thigh e meadow "Who Sereech-oWlitoots through the wood. the 'Ws rdreenritotts -Awd , the bramble% and lern grow whitedo•the touch e;lr thn frn stit•dir., • • , ArdninsMigh swooning steads: • lie 'vetches with .ilones cies she saddened eitalite :i i rti l t:t..! ar v i rtgout tarewell—Mone know* It by night or day— lets fah his bitaltet add hook azdsuddenli+Pagieg AIItUELII is gelp indeed] • . Vett; we all mud go leaf and flower and geed, After the time to grow e time to lathe m ast b aispity all they irliegeery sere Open both times to gee Qatekini the pulses of Life. - Languidly ahrobbine,U. Lord, , witA its burden. of eorrow And attire;- . BeiD ltto moat by °bat:gem ittgesteoniswardyrnii„ Andreap -It• fail ripened st laarwhen the ripening - --4114anteerig geuinai. MKR:BIO. Tom hie " l p .Peter;Parley's Widow is dead. —The gi,mknut tire 'at Cleveland. etar;ed'a Palter mill. , ‘•• —.houses are said Ito be scarce in Viginia. —There are now tiveColfaxestn the field. Irarioleim has ionti4,o London. - I —Baby is the • fluitionable color this - winter. —Tfievernor Crape, of Miehipn,. is 'again wenyill: • / 7_, • s _Anegiafe company is a kiaoon, , Ga., - .novelty. • „ „ ma, 111 had lunarrainbow ithe other night • 1 A. fretfhl percupiwa lms been r‘captUred • • Connecticut. —Miss Braddon hasjoined the. staff of the ;Saturday Review'. —ales MoVieker Is playing with Sooth .again in Chicago. —Hackett and Falstaff are to be in Cin cinnati.next week. • , =Venison and beef are the same price at Oshkosh, Wisconsin:l ---Valburdigluun is understood ! to have sold _oathis newspaper. I - — ! The i new Niagara sugaudon bridge is - to be opened this month, —The -eletterhona has -been :ascended saves tip this summer. —Rev. Stephen 11. Tyr% is to lecture in Cincinnati 011 Wednesday. ` —Washingten houses are beginning to VrePare Tor the new sesson. .1 —Greenbacks are very . scar ce in Ban .7rancbm, bit'gold is pleuty. :Fitzgerald has actually' written still another sensation drama. The tbrother of/the late King; of Siam will probably be hialsuceeasor. 1 —Max Stral . cosch to bring Carlotta Patti back this c o untry' next winter. are married in New YOrk at the /7ate of mte pali and a half per hour. --Popular libraries are . to be established. .at MOM and throughout. the renhisula. dmerlcaa Tines_ we've/7 Popular. in Cubs, Dth OM lik sol diers audthe buturgents. Pi r ramantiel has sent one of his zieplicurs to, England tope educated at Har- --Charles: Scribner & will here nfter-be the publishers of the Princeton Be - • , - —lovernor Hoffman has selected two holfamin Albany for his gubernatorial res idence. , —A. J Democratic exchange says Grant's Beeretari is in Dadeandor with the office —Barbers tillf-non;ilie have <to pay five dollms l o tbc 'city for shaving_ a man' on Sunder, ' ' ' " ' —Newban, Maes., had a pear tree Planted in 1650, land it hail' had a fine mop of fruit this y —llm. Scott Siddons is to be one' of the star'stocktompany at - Edwinllooth'stheatre in Ne Yoik. ' • • v 8a .liancisco dreams of a submarine cable Hong Kong. Earfl u i lia ti s taint be abo lished first. ' '-' • —The personal fortune'of Queen Ind:idle is 0n1yL34,000,000, so she will be unable to live itroyal style., .. ,‘ —Tlie Navy Department, it is said, is about to: publish an account 'of Admiral ' Farragut's lafe cruise. , —One hundred and twenty-three miles in twe*ty-four hcifre is a recent-feat of a Paris ian veleci-Pedestrian. • , •,:. —Twelve inspectors in the PhiladelPhia Custom Souse have been diengssed by order of SiCrete4 McCulloch -The knee plush .ultra-the knee-breeches worn by the footmen of some of our "fine new cristocracy;"—N.• Y. Smacks/ Times. —The Papal Nuncio"at kadrid is said to baveticimowledged,,that by the revolution int3Painf Rome will lose ;6,400,000 a year. -Torchlight, fiehlig lif said to be success ful in liassachrisetts. This is one way in - which the remit political torches can be put to further use. .• ~ • ' _ ' —Pollard,4ho writes only for the Pitts. burgh Iraq, his ni6o. an article in Putnam's De ce.ifitycsit,:ae, which perhaps he printed witlscifltwriting. r, —Rev: Mn Wa r d , of NevrTork, denoun ces piano music as : . `lascivious" 'What - must he think of the music of a "doable base.' l -1:60tom rat. —The London.police have collected some ihousanOs of children's hoops under a new regulation which confiscates _all of thoes tieleitrutulled in the;street. —The Chicago Republican says "growth -costs soinethhig, whether it be in new trow sere for bliddinktticblns, or new ureithnd equares t equipped with. city Inprovemeati far a groVrifig city.' —The dremeila critic of the Philadelphia asffeifts prefers 'Booth's Richelieu to that of Perrot. Wa should think it showed: signs of a weak.intellect if he didn't. Samuel Baker, the great explorer, is tonceompany the Prince . and Princess of Wales-on a journey up the Nile to the sec ond cataract, sad thence down again. —lt has been found out that the keeper of the New Jersey Beate Prison has a pleas ant way of punishing impudent prisoneraby chaining their hands close tn the door. _ - —The Princess of Prises, who is the oldest daughter of Queen. Victoria, has six children; the yeamgest is six months old, the next eighteen months. She was mar ried 1857. ' _ • Cabinet makers are very busy with Gen eral Grant now. Governer Stevenson, of treSt Virginia, ought to try his hand at for he was an excellent , cabinet maker when , he lived in Pittiburgh. =The Cottncil. S tate of the Canton of -Obwald, SWitzerivad, has forbidden all per ,sons nntiereighteen years of age to smoke. heavy Tate is ~the penalty for the non observance of this law. —Aiittle boy of thriteen, having placed a penny eri the railway track at Brunswick; see the • locomotive crush it, one of tint:rain hands threw a stick of wood at him and he was instantly killed. —Gen. !Sickles, previous to the election, wrote to a gentiemsn in Ohio, , "Do not re gardlie as a rash man when I tell you that New York is as sure for Grant as Ohio," The General missed his guess that time. —The Stafford pavement is being put down on Wall street,-New York. As it is said to be a great improvement on all other'wooden pavements, it might,be welljbr Pittsburg, authorities to try it the next new pavement they contract for. —Cinc.irmati and Chicago are squabbling, about their id* each one wants to be the bigdog with the brass collar, and, : '_ Chicago says if Cincinnati can count in Covington and Newport, across the river, Chicago can count'in St. JOsephs,across lake Michigan. —The Merchant %my . of Italy is increas ing. In ISO the number of Italian- seamen enrolled reached 155,000; in '467, , this total. had Increased t 0.169,000. During the same period/the number 'of merchant shiiss.,had been increased by 889 vessels, with a tonne Of 55,00 G. • =-The fall of a shelf in-the Frankfort li brary brought to light certain MSS., yellow and dirty; which turned out to be a series of letters exchanged 'between Voltaire and 'Piron. Their authenticity being duly certi fied, they were, 'forwarded to the Royal Academy of Iterlin , —The foreign journals , state that the Eng lish squadnn, commanded by Lord Clar. ence Page, recently cast aichor: in Madda lena :Roads, - on the coast of Sardini‘,.and that Lord Clarence paget paid a visit' t'General Garahaldi, at Capren, who received \ him with gnat cordiality:, t —Canadian/ Presbyterians are still ago nizlng over the phurch :organ 'question. The Majority, however, oppose the intro duction of that instrument into their places of worship, perhaps going on the principle that they have wind enough in the pulpit without ,bringirig in bellows. • —The Surgeon General of the United States ArMy reports . the whole 'number of deaths among the white - troops during the year at 1,353, ami-among the colorod_troops 238. The expenses of the department were 41;756,000. The Medical Museum at Wash ington is becoming a very valuable source of information. - —An advertlaethent in-the London Times seriously announces a new song, with the =diet request, "Oh, give me back butyes ttirday!"-' A companion to the above, "Oh, could yoir spare to-morrow," is in prepara tion, to be afterwards followed by , the se quel lyric of "You haven't got such a thing as next week aboutyon, have you!" • —A model-office-holder is the royal Duke of Cambridge in- Englind. He reeceives thirty•five dollars a day as commander-in Chief, eighty dollars, as General, and nearly thirty-threedollam per day for holding four, Colonels commissions. • Besides afa r sixty. four thousand dollars& year official income he has private fortune of sixty thausind dollars a year.- _ —A one act opera, written by Glueck upon the-occasion of the marriage of Marie Antoinette with the Dauphin, afterward& Louis XVI., performed at Versailles but never in public, is to be produced now at Prague. - 'The unfortunate Queen give it as a souvenir. to one of the', emigrant families through 'wham it came into the possession of a noble German family:who still possess —ln 1860 there were in Spain 886 con . vents, With 12,990 nuns, drawing a pension of nearly nine millions of teals, and 2,114 male officials who used up about four mil lions of reels more. Since 1860,• this num ber and the pensions have increased im mensely, and the new Spanish government by its suppression and secularization of the convents tuts not only gaitied a great deal of property; but him stopped up an i mmense hole in the Treasury. - Aworrtnii of those terrible shocking scenes at the gallows was 'witnessed at the execu tion of Rufus B. Anderson in Nevada. The usual crowd .. surrounded the gallows, And the usual inilitiVy force and attendant cler gymen had been employed. Ailer prayer on the platform the prisoner calmly ad: dressed the spectators. Having finished, he stepped forward to the railing, and 'reques ted that the ,Deputy Sheriff Should put the noose around his neck, and then shook hands with those on the platform. He then took his position on the trap, and his hands and feet were bound, and the noose was slipped over' his head... and the cap drawn over his face. - At the Signal the trap fell, and the wretched young man lay stretched on the ground, the knot .having given way. ' There was a Avii&cryand a rush forward of the crowd, but the people : were .Iteptliack by, the guard.' - Anderson was carried on the platform, and the noose again 'adjuste . around his neck, - and the 'trap fell. 1 1, e / ii knot gave i . way' again'and Anderso was prostratddinsensible: , He was tied up the steps of - the platform and ated in. a Chair, his ;face wearing the lot of the grave, from which -- he - had been twice 'snatched. The rope wasidjusted the third time. Aithe trap feWhe swung free, and after a 'slight mus ir movement for s#ver ilmliitttet3, all over trIVAITReit GAZIME: 11.1 DAT, 141C371118ED. 20. 1968.. si:nm;BTßir TIMM lIITRACTIAD • - ViTICOI7I" .ram: Jou aasasz ][CDs winter Awnneus mina API 411KDXSIED. A. TULL 83T FOB - AT DLL. SCOTT'S. i ITS PM= DERSEIT, SO DOOR HARD. A M A NINO ITD M A 1112;r 1 •• GAS FIXTURES WELDON & KELLY, blaumbot , areirs and Wholesale Dealers Laws, Lanterns, Chandeliers, N "AND LAMP GOODS. Alas, CARBON Jut P LUBRICATING OrLS 313EN2ZENE, &o. • N 0.147 Wood Street. itettntb Bettrant bth end Bth Avenues CEMENT, SOAP STONE, &o. pqraitAtrim cEntENT.: • wroiss. = - =Asyut, owiverzy mom WALT= FLEWS. gas: irh;ROLIJINS, soleto7o 28 Wood street. HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN PIPE, °heaven onid best Plpetn the market. Also. BO- BlINDA1.1; itTBRAIILIO CEMENT for sale. a. sit v. Al intociurrr *Co. • ova° and ilannfactori—B4o REBECCA BF. Allegheny. a"Orders by mall; promptly j atten .. t o . • ekbrigi GEO. Ellnl:p3:=lW, ftney Cake Ikda; . z. & Cw*dioner, • AND DnAx..go/bie , iosiaeu-apoicegnot4Burra Inns, • ,No. 40, corner Federal and Robinson litre Alle gheny. sir Coastal+ ly on hand, WE of various flavors. • . PIANOS. ORGANS. &C. B4llE.norr AND CHEAP j_p SET ?LAZIO, AND .013414.15. F3ehonuitker'iAlold Medal. Plant) AND ESTEVS - CW(TAGE ORGAN. . The SCHOMACILER pIANO, combine il all the latest valuable improvements known in the - con• struction of a list class lastrument`end hu elWays been awarded the Whist premium 'wherever ex hibited._ Its tone Is fill, sonorous and swep t. The workmanship. for dlantalY and basar7 , .1111 :Paas all others, . Prides from •b 0 to $l5O. (according to stylOnd attsh.) cheaper than all other so-called ant Z'2 W _ Plano. • prrrris COTTAOII MOAN Stands it the head of all reed instrume. in pro ducing the ;lost perfect pipe mutlity of eof any instrament in tite United States .. is elm. pie and compact In eanstructlon, and not Liable. to get out at order. CARPENTER'S • PATENT WIZ EMILANA TREMOLO is only te be Amid In this Orsas prtce from 8100 to $550. A/I guaranteed for lye years. RABB, NUKE it MIME% 'QUIRE & CO.'S AND lAMB BROS. PLiNOS,, For sale on monthly aid' qaarteity payments. , CIELUILOTTE BURNIE, CILASS, ourivA, tnmaaßY. 190 WOOD EITKEZT. rOWFA., GILASS AND %-/ QUEENSWARE, g summi PLATED WARE, 1 , PARIAH STATUETTES, 8 soigne( suss, utrAlN:Tarawithar no WOOD IrrnlPT. RICHARD E. BREED & CO. 100 WOOD STIIET. MEROELINT TAILOR/3. T-lEGELI . - lb (Lite Cutter with W liespenheides • ArEitCrEEAMM me.rioit. No. 53 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh. NEW ?ALL GOODS. A splendid new stock at • CAbiiiisEMEaLlCS,dr.o. Justreoeivedby 10(iBritT assrinut. ierehant T r. f 3 Staltbdeld street. • EU,Ut4 I ' 7 D PE/IF1=1".• llJOHN,piwgij Ornameiital. Hair RAM WOHLICH-Mill PERPIMMI4 No. US tam street. near dm"Wield. Paten:eh _ - _, i t ollatt l italls t nde y arrAtt i s=f;Ur a iang 141 Z4 . 30A,Lasmutil MAlNltißaniti. KTIS, e * - at gond ,Pslee In cash wi ll -be OM 101 Ladles , . and Gentlirtnettsa'Hals: I:hitting (toilet tbe neatest manner. _ ~ ' .- intituf .. 4RMITEOTS; BARR &logen, _ • 'nor= EOM ASSMATION Ilcumnrah Mau II sad 4 : Pt. %dr Street, Pit:On:o4 'Veda attenttha even to the ilestgalng and bonen( td COMUEROVILI old num BMW/Nal • , , No. IA ST. CLAIR. STBEET. 418 /UM street, Sol, Agent: TIMENINGEI, - .AZID NOTIONS. BIACR,Vity Oltan,M -11. C 0.2. : _ . .. ' • atil CO MTANTLT °mime . •. . ' NEW mat — - - GOODS. . . . LADLES , MERINO WETS AND DELVERS, diIILDREWS *ERIN° DRESSES. \ • - BENTS BoArs . ,LET insamo .. SHIRTS AND DRAWERI4 . L t ORMUZ'S' ' . HOODS - ; AND CLOAKS. • i A. itILL LINE Or 1 1 - WOOLEN HOSIERY: LA.DIES'. I 3 ALMORALS, white and dark; GERMS' •, . WOES, irons and dark. . 1 'THE GRAND - DUCHESS'SKIRT. Also the BOVLEYARP, b: Call the arr i val st7tes. - •1• i IHI • In H O OP oRIRTS we Dave An now 66 Le I=xistia.ler," both is Walking and Reeciptldi Skirbr. • Ia &mil we.have: a tali variety jh BIICR, SHEEP, CAW. CLOTWand AERIE°. . • ... • ' 'or a r rh it r i' l gifOr r i. r in ad it i ra trig ila ti eloiMil- Ylfll. Linen and LaewHandhereet. te, Linen and Diet Conan; Ezabroldailva and Tattinga„ Buttons 1r a ll kinds. i , ~..- . .. . . is.i.dirrnit'cirdlrim & to. . IS and SO ,Market . Street. now . .. - - . GREAT lIIEDECTION IN HATS AND BONNETS I 4 A T r JOSEPH . HOWIE & I CO'S. 1 .-f-' i 1. ; ..?, , 1 , MILLINERY COORS, , , BONNET VELVETS,.BONNET SATINS,' BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS, PLIIMES AND. /FEATHERS. I , . . Also, offer a large and fresh assortment of WOOUEN GOODS, , 1 • SHIRTS; DRAWDDS AND !mei. FURNISHING.. GQicops. 13,1ILETIRD Nil Uri, DRESS ' ND CLOAK I. TR24illiGg, tl i. and a a e fa l gl ri ltiof . aotlons and sman waies at lowest Wholesale and Retail, 77 AND 79 MARKET STREET: MACRUM & iqmziwiLE, No. 19 Fifth Avenue, ire low Constantly Opening Elegant Lints of FALL & WI2iVER GOODS. STEM ?BINGES, OD PS, VELITET.BUTTONS; BUTTONS, BRAIDS. BINDINGS; BONNET, NECK ANN HAIR ELBSONS; EMBEOEDEELES, LACES, BUTTLINGS; sompirs. Item FLOWERS. PLUMES. 34 Et, STYLES inuirrs AND comETs. A foll-assortment of LAMES , UNDkBeGARDSENTS4 , nataCzo COTTON AND mow HOMEY. The best makes , of MEN'S UNDERSHIRTS AND DRA.WEBS. Sole Agents for the sale THE HABlGH.szAmtarss KID 13. ,, mini. “ALEX&ND HE" alp, Ttrompeol>a "Glote ' Fftting' CORSET% all dna ZEI'HYR'IND xxrrrnai yews, all James Emßitomtaap N surrma, ,! eeia And SNIT GOODS. \ DRUGS AND 0MM10.A143. BLECTICBI3IIIIIII C 1001114 ,, An Infallible remedy for Spoier Como: U% rhea, v° 2 „ "lng , 8 °" isomath•no hr iZ DR.Jig BIS' CIIIIE, A radar/ ftir ePholec, orainps and Pain n iltomath.,, for sale by ' HAILILIS , ,eI; EWING 9 . Corner of Liberty:And Wayne Streets, .a.Ger.prAstiii F.cat. L SOHOONDIVOZ & SON'S PrrEM Wit-LITE • LEAD MeCtrfin VERDITER ditEEPif, • • The only gree n tiat; dete r iorate bb exposure. it WiltWilt loot better, last longer andite mort e rffect Satisfaction than any paint in the 7 UMM13,3P404001... - ALEX. S. MACRAE. sums AND AGINT HOB Chemicals, Drugs. Dyes.olls. Previsions • • and Product° of every description. Bnsinea ponilacted on one•half the terms of othe houses.. • 43 The American transactions n Livetitool alone ea icAothdeLr.oriden and 1 the port" of 'crop() nut; Weekly „ Oircit. Ara Comments; Adrices.loable Menages, etc., n application. \ senmk/ SEWING. MAOEMIIS. B/NAT/ON: 411E181U,104 " .. ("111'. Burrobriou onamunria AND SEWING STAIDEPEL , , 10,X4041.1 srme AssomiTTLy Tine DEBT rnuLT A.ONINIC IN Tim NoirosiLD, __, AND IN TRINBIOALLY TM!, OlizArEffr. Sirhitenia 'wanted to son this lisshilii 4 ( "TIAS. 33A.1.4914-Elr . Amt flu. Western Patna/warn& Goma PEISTR AND MARKET STREETS, stet MabsrdsonlJewels7BterS. tel 54'..... " KITTANNING Barred Flannel, A VERY LARGE STOOK, qc, w corre.re•cl, .IfELROY, DICKSON & CO WHOLESALE MO3.10" 404-04,00:061, WO OD STRiEETN i ' • O M . Oh II " PI Da .s• oe El fir O lobiE-1 m'A gi 2 , P ,. 4 4 . p fr i -43 - .. • ~., ' 1 , . r 4 E. 4 . 11 t i l ffi la g o E pl 4 1 ..a a . co m m ,.., O! WA 2 !I , .. a:0 r i 0. 0 . 4 ;1 A • 0 zz 87.. MARKET STREET. 87. Nip.4 - 7 w• c3 -Dons WATERPROOF—aII colon and qualltles. CASSIKERES—for Ken's and Boys' Wear. LADIES' CLOARINGS—Large assornient. FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS.; IRISH POPLIN-11.00 per yard., rzLors POPLINS/f.- • SILK POPLINS. PALERNA CLOTH—for - Sults. BLACK SICILIAN LUSTRE:S. 'BLACK AND COLORED EMPRESS CLOTHS— Large variety. VELVETEENS—for Baffs. • ELECTRIC CLOTHS. Large assortment of PLAIDS. Pull stock of DRESS stoces, st Low t Eastern prices. • • THEODORE F. PHILLIPS', 87 KABILEX' STREET. 168, \ MEV', GOODS. . 'N NEW AEpAcemi. NI • NNEIV MOHAIR. BLACK SILKS. TIOSIEIM'and GLOVES. 542047(7 1 1 7 , 111 r No. 168 lire *Net. Jo 168, . \ 168. OARSMcCAIvaILESS & CO., ' (Late WllEnt Carr & C 0.,) N WHOLicsais DPA.I.EIO3 Nit , . Foieign and Domestic Drylloods; No. 94 WOOD STILIZET, Third door i boTe Diamond alley. • 1, • . PITTSBNRON. PA. ~ DYER AND SCOURER. Ito. 8 BT. Malin And Noi. 185 and 187 Third fitnA MECHANICAL_ ENGINEER. vAv ji..: j iz.----5.y."..5 : r-- -niztcaurnam. soranimmit, And Solicitor of Patents. Mate of P. P. W. it O. Railway.) . • mere, No. 19 FEDERAL STREET L om No. * a Vralitiia l i c i tz irtie=n 4 r e, ___lsti °l ;7l. * ' BLAST FURNACE and BOLLING Zia. DRAW- Dias ,furntshed., Particular attention_ paid to de-. OOLLIZZY LOOONOTEVI.B. Patenia cow.' thientit.lly_solicited. Allir Au LVENiso_pitAW ipo 'Law ficr umbrutica every 19ZDAseaDAY 110 qN or% EXCELSIOR WORM& • B. dr,W. .71111.NICINSON, - mamationtuvra sad Deaden 107:77. snuff, ars, Pipe% 4 77 ' ae, 111:DZRAZ4r. Llamas.= DPAr GOODS. EXTRA ,HEAVY IX GOOD STYLB& Costa- COAL AND COKE. ETITSBURGL, pa CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. CHM', ALL WOOL, . • • 11 1 1FOR.A.IN OAILPICTISt, • IA far below mpLiar Was. A (iv gloom at Oa?* twanty•tfla pie ma. ken luta asaaimplunim astpriee. , wrAnLAin) & boLuNs, 41. AND 73 IFT= ATHIrOIa. CIARPETS- - g Ban LINZ Off PATTERNS sow offered In thlo cdty, al the L0W1167 PRICES. MPFAIILAND & COLLINS, nod • 71 sad 73 FIFTH Avirsruy.. 1311117GGETS AND ORUMB•CLOTHS, In handsome patterns and bright colors and at very ion prloes. RIPFARLAND st, COLLINS, ri l6 71 AND 73 MTH Al733Mtle. vv_E:EMPF... COMPARISON OF 0178 STOCK AND PRICES WITH ART HOUSE IN Pittsburgh, Philadelphia or New Yak. FFARLAND I &COLLINS 71 AIM 71/ F I FTH /Taal.. F7.)1L1.41[4 ISTCI4O . II NEWEST 5T104131 - TAPESTRY AND - BODY BRUSSELS TWO AND Tw PINY CARPETS . I ALL WOOL. INGRAINS, In great variety. COMMON CARPETS, AT Vl= LOW PRICE& DR:6O343ETS, all Widths:: MEDALLION DBUOGETN, WINDOW SHADINh Oartelt Is the largest and moat desirable we hare e rr offered to the trade. • BOVARD, ROSE & CO., .21 'FIFTH STREET. ' FALL 61001111. FIST ARRIVAL OF 'THE SEASON. A rtTLL Artor.motrr or IT, Velvet, • Brussels, • f , Tapestry,` Three Ply, _ And Istgralit - C.AAJEtri i ]L I Sp . JEST OPENED AND OFFERED'AT THE LOWEST RATES. , OLIV & leo,. No. S 3 Fifth. Streert. SECOND AL-1371 1 Sri r jUrA OF CAILPFTS, NEW DILI7Grx=I, NEW FELT/NG • • BR/LLIAIIT 001410, 1 14 YARDS TO 4 YARDS WIDE, Bow:maim AND BY THE Irma). N'OILLUITBROTHERS 51\.! - IFTH AVENUE. 21E1 WALL PAPERS, Ew • WALL PAPRIIS, For Halls, Parlors an 4 C7tambera NOW OPENING, AT 107 Market 9t., near Fifth Ave. JOS. R. liUGHES &RAO. eels: 8101761C0T armor:UT ' • - mug timaos. SINGEICUr & CLEIS, Bgspri toast). P. Sottronmas a Co. • , . PRACTICAL LITEIOGIRAIrgumsL The only Steam Lithographio Establishment West of the Rouncalue.- Business Cards, Letter Reads, Bonds, Labels, Circulars. Show Cards, Dipiommk pornwts, Views, Certtlicates of pepositig, unzip. gOll Cards, to.. Ns. 75 arid . T 4 ?Am% Plttabureh. WEIGHT& AND-ILitsintES. a . B. LYON. , • •.. _ . - Seater of Weights and Measures, • No.SIFOURTB 171134,„ . , (Bermes* Liberty and Perry °bilis promptly attended to. • mat
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