The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, November 24, 1868, Image 2
El U t NiittsVirra-64!Etts: LITTLE. SHOE IN THE CORNER: - • - - . Dr :axes EUSSILL LOWILL. - .••••- ••-' Yes, Faith is a goodly Eicher. When skies hilSsweet as a psalm, " At the bows it holds so stalwart In bluff broad-shouldered calm. . • And when over breakers to leeward The totteryd surges are hurled, . It may, keep our head to the tempest. With, its grip on the hose of the world. But, after the,shipwack, tell me, What help in Its Ina thews. Still true Mae broken hawser 1 Deep down szoorrnaMsed•nd ooze • In tire breaking gulfs- of sorrow. . When the helpless feet stretch out, end to the deeps of darkness, No footing so solid as doubt. _ Then one star of MemOry,.. oke,hrocken plaalt•f the past. • 'That our human heart hardline to. • • Though h e rleekof sh ittlast. • T'o tile 'spirt fie sprendi Conjectures, . • ..• Toth* its sweet_ par, . 'lts tears o'er tbe - thin nt losket Witting meteor Damara! I 7.1 feel it know it; Who do bts it of each as She t But.that thYpanga v :rat— Immortat away fropz I , . , There is a parrol ridge in the gratteml Would same May a child In his race; Nut tO the and my thoughts it is wider - TMin the Sown vague of apace. : - Your logic, my Wand. Is perfect .rYourmonals most drearily true. lint.the earth that stops my darling's ears 'Mites mine in.ensoteitoo. Console. if qou will: I can bear 1t; _ 'Tito well - meant alms or breath: But not all the since Adam . Has made Death ether than Death. Conimunfon id spirit I Forgive me But !who =earthly and weak, ' Would give &limy incomes from dreamland' For her,psyleof palm oa my cheek That fishoe friths corner no.orn and wrinkle/and brown— _ Its motionless hollow confutes you, ,And argues your wisdom dowm MUMMA Is 4PaTeM ! iti ili.E4 tWA,Lake City.- Caii=can on skates is a Berlin noveltjr. itassia him received a negro envoy . from Liberia. .„7 - ' i dLP - OoY'Carlotta Is not allowed ..to 'read -Forty dollars per dozen is the Texas :pilenfo " r cows: ' . --Aose tinted mother•of-pearl is fashion abltifoi omatielits. *- • . !The popilatiT:ol'of the trzilted States is supixsied to*Oho,ooo. =-Pejouit ivory beak watchers are fash • . —llaTtyr '''Tyng Is having hill houses whereVer — . Schneider,' the eiriuide Duchasse,; is vritliig an autobiography. , . —Chicagtobao broughtup the' disktoitin Tlekuoi &voice case ' ' -laill+ellii . Eternida is going to build and endow, acontrent at Biotite. "R*.bi sail Patti 'Will pay oft ;100,000 I_ of her fisaband'a debts this year. ssnsaB has a. female; ow;diditifor clerk of the Stite . Hoitii of l*riimii4ifa. . —Louisville papers -complain of much drankennests 'among women in that - city. • Henn Ward Beecher Wants Bonner td try and, engage 'the Pope to write for the, ; new hotel, on the most - exclusive 10 of Wabash 'avenue is thnlast Chicago • ; Massachusetts is the chiunplon snow. storm. State, it has had nine this season fdiea' 3 7. The I „government tax on matches brought itdn a million and a half of dollars Bolt year. The Chicago Post says Brie is in New York, and•it means our own Lake City all "ittit time: . , Thedot of the recently married daughter orate Duke oiltontebello was one million of fraaces.. ' . —Gen. ' Grant'is - aupposed to be worth sbi ) , s l ol 6 l ' beO slet * idn'rdess4ll2lll an Oulu income. • •—•ltiv. 'Robert • Collyer in> speaking '<if Beechdr !mid; "w/At a jolly. - doldimgel he la." • • 7 -114Waird celebrated the 19th anniversary r of Ideloirth this year. He'wes born on Gin '29th• ot Febrtutry. • Nett York btide',ly received a $143,q00 disinond _ neck lace - as a wedding present the other day, • , • A receipt for "sweet bread" is give:ilk* an exchange; it consists of using floor made irk= aril ' Cane seeds. *, ;- 80 iihOulcires at Vale have for"Wdden;the. ,Frestonen to wear the new Alpine' heti, and' the Preshnien Pinalyter It. The Vicksburg Haim has some , sense occaaionally,"it recentlyadvlsed its readers to eschew Politics - Snit build &tortes. Ni3W England papal. .thinks' that when the morning Stan sang • together they must have done iso „inconmtort: meteor: —pans hint' produerAaVaititibid girl who wants to make +eatables and' drinkables' of her mother and sister and their blood. iss..ftnilioni thinks she Wotddrather marry a cow,than Timothy' Titcombe. This Ideskivedlr Bel* 94 the cc;w• —A ueorgta paper says, "Seward and Stanton, two of . the ; worst men the world but everknown, are waiting; for Grant." r , ,-The train of 'a Washington bride , was niheleet‘long; end Wei 'carried tbt , three wbd evidently each hada i* yard: 1 . 1 . - 4 3480 1 Russell has been defeated; for Parliament- The Boston Post says hi didn't rttnaivrell for Parliantent 'as he 'did 4 ,1. ; •.. • - • 4UL "4""1 if 6"4 Brigham Young . objects to .the 'Mor mons : becoming -engineers on the, Pacific seilway,hecause the railway accidents may make too many . widows. An exchange thinks the -Bewery , Theatre Neiv York, will only: play, et Matinees hereafter' as %has been enjoined from "Al‘Ci-Durk." Philadelphia .Lea ger says In a Corset-maker's .shop, not far from - the Ledger building, there is a sign giving information that-"all kinds of ladies stays here! •-- ' Emma-loose Orate bridge in `theatre in Exeter, *gland, cently' 11,iirl4 a ricirlaiiiiinee bad , • Victorl Hugo* a Peer of France, hay lag been so created by,Lonie Philippe;and , a spa n ie h yte oant , , but lie r prefers to be taloa by his own name wkthoot;4l"litiOT a-4'4o!,tipaPe:r to 8/7f 0141:40 ,. .tf_10 3 iiardlYi4e.b?! beat the* use Ot bi _.-, .- --- -.-: --- ------ ='- -:-. '.. _. ,,5 - -- .._•,r, , :ze , ia.z. ,, zwz.,l-, z-- , 1,, ..:- , , , 74r - ;- - .'-•- , ',.::, z..if , ' '' ' ." 74 '''' ' ''. -''''''''' 4 ..:' ' .. 1 - ? N'' i .., ‘ , .•, .-V 4 "' , '',,.....,":' `', ,"------ -3- : 7--77L .7 ,-,,, ;-,,1ii , . '..;-:,,,' , ~_.• v.-..'c , /.. , ; ,-, .3 ,-34„ - -- ' - : , ?- 4 ,- , -- - :., 7 ' . .•;f,:-; -''' '" ' - - • ' --,-, 7. ,, , , -:`-‘l,--e.: . vi . ,; , -,,r.•.:','-=,--,--,;-, ;,-41,,•tz4 , ,i- ., ... -- - ~. ., ,, ,, , ,, ,k ..,,, . ., c 7,7;_-,-,1-,,17--4,i ) .,.,,,.„-ggA,,,,, • . • • - , ' • • ,-a--.l'--, ,, r,11 , -:-4, , ,--'t- . • at.i . ,;,U-A*E.thf,4 5 ,1, , ,,,x; , --- - - • . , , / ble. winter to Bay "wear the cheinise of bie wife." . . --80,000 barrels more - Maclit i ol - were caughtlast year than this bp - the /Dunedin ostkfieet. • - We hope that Manager Virilliamnwho has 41L'en the Old Theatre, has secured , such a stock* Pittsburgh ought.to, have= In at least one theatre. --Kra. Jenny retry, an ,' abandoned wo man of Washington threatens to make rev elation damaging to A.. J. Think of it ! /doses figuring in Revelations.—Chicago —The ,Tiistalooss; Alabsina Monitor says Liire believe the -time approaches when the negrost must Other depart for Li beris or seine Other negro colony, or be ex terminated. - • „ lave heard that the "Ger Man" has been introduced. in Pittabtitgis It may be true and it may not,ifutliertelnly there will be plenty of delightful Germms at the Less- Veen ball to-night. Philadelphians objectto the Sahli% of street'-railway tracks in winter, becausithey make-o Mitch-Slush, which' is unhealthy to walk in." Probably too because it is a clear case of a salt and splattery. . --An eminent London photographer tuts just taken a portrait of "an illustrious per son," which shows her in the =process of giving one of her children a ride on her back in the orthodox fashion of childhood. '—f.sippincott's dove colored marble ware house, .on Market street, Philadelphia, is one of the finest 'buildings in the .Quaker City, as it should be indeed to contain such an establishment aithia greatbook concera. Episcopalian Joanna:leis a good story of a clergiman of that church.who concluded that he would ;go into the Mar •tyr mutation business and - cOnsequently wrote to a Presbyterian divine, requesting sn exchange of pulpits,but the Calvinist re &sell to ' assist in breaking the la*" of his l chnrch and so the poor man 'rhea to look out for some one else to asaisthim in play ing the ible he'longs for. —The Chicago Peat has been hunting up 'statistics On' the washing subject; in order to induce families to have their Washing, and their baking too, . dam .out of the house. It has gozie over thelmoks of a New York, hotel and '400113111 that in bne month 70,1109' pieces Were washed; and the total expenses of the iiiontli t induding gas, 'coal, wages, etc., was' ;437, ,or about seven cents per dezen, -which is much' 'cheaper than they'd's' be donee at , home. The evi-' 'dent - object: Of the writer is to hiduce fami lies to establish co-operative laundries and thus safe money and all the annoyance of R , . gfdat. News at Wadangunt. The • rthcomintreport cif the :Post 248- ter General will thow la that in all the Sa . em Statati, Xentacky A nd; ex celged. the receipts :-from .postage ao not 'egad the expenses of the transportation of the Ingle: Lucifer matches yielded the Governnient last year, •through the Revenui Department, 'a million and a half of dollars. The trifling tax on each box is, perhaps, one of the best and most successful of all Our imposts. No lody feels it enough to .o:implain, and it is levied equallY on aIL Lieutenant General Sherman, in hie usual blunt style, tells in his report, publiellied last week, the story oil- the Plains for ?the past year. He frankly admits the. Indian question to .be : one. whose satiofactory solution is, beyond his power, but, be inclines, in amnion with the recent Peace Commission, to the adoption of tile mem. tion policy, to be carried into execution under the controlond direction of the War Berm. • ' • - . Secretary - McCulloch ordered the dismis sal of twelve persons in Ahe employ' f the Colleetor of Philadelphia, mentioning their names; whaieuptri Collector • Caste replied • that, whatever a `spedid gent" might atig gtat iriVie WO of retrenchment udglit well enotigh, but that he hact no right to se lect the Men to be dlginlaawl The Collec tor thereupon made his_own choice, and hir warded to the Secretary a list of the names of the victims.- remarking • that he bad dis pensed with the service of the least efficient men of foree,•while the Setretary's Rat required the decapitation of his 'best men. Mr;_ Caste took his - action tinder adVice of AttemeY General Bietister. con -Bict of authori Occurred under President s Van-Ruren' ton, . _ And the deci sion waaii favor of the Collector. The Commissioner rof Internal. Revenue is well pleased with the workingtotthe new Revenue kW, under - - which the'receipts fully answer his'expeCta expectations, and are My in accordanceirith those'entertaincid by the, Finance and Ways.and, Leans Committees. From recent indications , the Internal Rev enue receipM lor the current year, will not be far from one hundred ,and ninety mil- HMIs. It is known. that the Secretary of, the Treasury does not favor the proposition` which will be revived neat winter, to issue three hundred millions three per cent; blinds, interchingablelfoi currency; not believing that it *lll have the effect of Preventing ex pansion and'contraction ofthe currency. A N ew Operaf . The most beautiful opera • "cloak" we have ever seen Is one, recently brought to this City from Paris. H 4 -it is of thetime material as the, centers of camershalr shawls, and - of rich dark par pie: coler. The edges are ombrolderest in gold thread palm leaf patterns &Oat flAr inches deep, with extra ornamental:corners. The; shade is somewhat beyond the datazip. dye powers of our editorial pen, Our fash ion editor_could do it justice, perhaps. We saw it, unfortunately, in a very private way only: It was thrown over the shoulders of a personal acquaintance. It seems to be a Semi-Oriented sort of thing, half c l o ak an d. half shawl-ne arm pat through& 'slit, and one:end Of the thing-cloak,, shawl, poncho,' whatever it is—thrown back over the shoul der. The effect is very graceful, and the contrast of purple folds with gold etabrold ey is very rich. very' few of these opera things have been imPort4 at Paris—about' half a doZert, we believe. ' None, ,so lat es we know, leave reached New York.' They rival the camersnair shawls in one respect —they are -Yer7;exPrasttre• In another : re spect they do not riwd ; them. • Th ey. do not leek a lifethile- TheiglaY , last perhaps ten Yeats:l4 o st =anti for an °perk cloaalicc it is e9Ql l Pn*al irk the fiend, if worn as faith fl4l4.uthiOuCrrAsieworn. .; • , , `; say .Ar -it get drat, benefit of our " • oung getitietitalat'aaat, if thesee eedest , come in,more general ute,:itivill nog bezee essary.tetorrow a dress snit ; . frorathe Oat. tan : of Tlio o 4 of , die-1"04a or gmf they.atte-ad , Ratii . 3l l o l 9 s at lho °Para.' We are assured that an arlifaarYhtiahArariaaCtitl furnishes , a ,valuable: contrast . whieh',4l4. 04..16 11 :411. 1 i app IS PITTEMIRGIR GAZETTE : TUESDAY. NOVIarBER 24, PM. b ', ru!milEiFu"mw • 10YrrSWEPT' PAINS 110 ISILLIKIIIBraes ingror Alllll OICD1131:111). 11:1T.Is INT 1/011 Air.DIL BOONS IMIN assn. va Dom Ascrvs mum AM11107: Mgr* GrAS FLY P .WELDOR & JPWOrr . MYItIiNiVZIIIII sad ilnutlesal• Dealeis Lamm Lanterns, Cha,ndeliers, AND LAMP GOODS. Also. CARBON AND LIIBRICAIING Om . = X NM . 'l , A I 1 . 3.47, Wii•Od,_street. Betwato sth And 6th, Avapres. 777 : 7 7 , SOAP 13TON.E, &o. 'CRAM= CEMENT. _ aplikolo HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAB PIPE. Cheapest and lest Pipe in the makket. ~ liso, BO BUILKAIX fiItBILATTLIO CEMENT for 14110. , • ' B. B.* C. Ogee , said Mosul:Wort—Nl° ' ItHillteek Err.. klleigbeny. air Orders Tormai4 trtomptly attealded to. . joStOr92 . , V.) p 4 tal)lp at i asfl WTI C re spectfully' informs his :Mends and the public be is now prepared to ro;eive them familial at his new stand, .•• . • NO. 61 WOOD STREET, Lahystte 'HO • Buliding, , ,wbeze can 2* WI. freak evn7 Asy, a llhe , *sad large assortment of CAI CEIE; ANlCrintaral.ll, of all i rlisainno irz liSOt o tolitfilly i . h o e n e ard the VBR wittlen EmOrximn. • AliP•Ordera forpartlecalll bp supplied et the short est notice. . n03:721 Gammas niumilfir s ~.._ . itaanmAcrnan or • OCEAN CANDIES AND --TAFFIES; • Arta dude? In oil kinds of 1ir17 . 5. FM PICK WM eaucas. ,!suass. ic- , ft• set - ILI IfiWZRAL BT.. Allorteny. ff W4lo4lllApElli _ Omfectionery and Balm - list,eaßstiegkaantrubarts. BAL44- No. SOO P/ANOE4 ORGAM3. &O. 1111 Y THE BEST AMP allE1P• NOT PIANO *JP OBOAN., Schontaekor'o Gold .lledal - AND ESTEVID. COTTAGE" ORGA The 2901103Lt0K311 PLO' - combined 'an,the hitin*alloble Improvements known In the ebb strnetkon or a first dais iiinigunant. and has always been awarded the blithest 'vrenthnn wherens 'ex hibited. Ida tone le toll. sOnoions and sweet. Tke worksunship. kr diusbtUty/rim maws all other . Price, from $5O to . faceording to style sad !Web.) *aspen than eN °then so-Wien dErTirPIiCOTTAIIE OUOIN gtuidearthe bead of all teed inettototate. in Dro• doting the sort perfect pt of tone of any tindlar Instrument In Ott United Mates. It le elm pie and oamp_aet eotudinellon. and sot Usti* to get out of older: • CARPICNTS2 , I3 PA'finiTT • VOX. 1117X1Nat TRIUgOLO"-konlf L ko_ to MUM thia Organ. Price trona 1100: to VW. giatatititt4 for Ave _ • • BABB, MEE. BIIETTUIPi . , No. 12 BT. CLAUt MULCT. WABE-eiicoos, AND Eg r DIE ilitolViOS, FM WAS 0 11 3 11 0 11 iiii7. and quarterly PaMats. CriLISMATTE! MAMM, *ea -*a Fifth streii. Atillt• GLASS, OKINA, CUTLERY. CHINAi !LASS AlirD. QUEENSWARE, envicitiso mum, 31 PARIAH iTNlTlErriuls 8 BOHEMIA awe* And other STAPLE AND .TANDY * " esoDS, a great variety. • 100 10o? muurr. RICHARD E. -BREED & CO. MEIROELANT T (Laic Cu tter ..a W. 111313/147ELA1'PT rrALTGOrip No. 53 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh NEW FALL GOODS. A splendid lieW stock of Jun reaelyedby HET Keiroiniist, Taflor.l3 Sialthfield rIIM $ jjjY;j-; 010EIN PECK ' - Otiiiiinental Hair HAM WOHLEN. AND PERTEMB, 2453:133 bird/treat. lusarStattbleld. Pittibxuth. • - gilwan= •hinVe_svil.as_sorianeollltges, HS, BAND_ Ls, uantietnento 13 TO. ,EN3 d ( it. )ALrof 0 ABLY 431111ML8 TB,' A good Price..lii cash lau be siren lot the aet i tind Gentlerm - nt caHair Ch!Ctini dond ° mmtmoTis. pitAnit" NOON', 46. _ Finn ASSOCIAMONLIIIIILDIMA Nose • Saari • Elt. Clair Atm% Pittaburelk , Pa.: SPactil attention even to the dealitaing and ballatig Ontmr Hollight and PUBLIC iti7MDllrai TOBACCO AND,OIGARS. VXOELEIIOII wows. " - scr. • 41411 - 10:080 /Ig ° Kaman: wen sat Waists Tobacco, gnnlf, agars, P1,1:419 • 671114184.1, ST" ALIZONIUM 4 11110 • ' •-• • Mffl coneausvrora. wAtta rwzß. UZINIBT H. commit . s,',;•- 25 Wood street. *co:- • .100 .WOOD• STREET. 100 WOOD BTBMET, = =MUNN; AND NOTIONS. mAcuvar,laprps ico„i Asa CONETAIMY . ;mime NEW - 'WINTER GOODS.. LAME` NEHREEO ITESTB -4 1ED . DB -CHILDREN'S MERINO DItEiES.• • :Glum souprr.msabro. •• - 11141R1'S - AND - DRAWERS, DIAL/AMOS HOODS Asp moats. - . A 7IILI, ,LINE OF WOOLEN iiOSIF 4 IIY. LAHTEPHAVA[ORALI3,:whitii and dark; HECITIiP iSOCES, walte mid dart: - • - . . .THE GRAND DUCHESS SKIRT• Alw the nouLicsrAnali, Hieneweidstyles. Ix HOOP SKIRTS were lie new both lti W a lking and Reception Bilris. • In Glares Tie bare a Tait ririety_ili BUCK, EHEJSP. CALF. CLOTH and O. ,1 3. or a ra P ni P i e o r Sfleltl:rl°! &diesl Eastern rnr ii 4oitntrz Yarn. Linen and Lime Handkerent, rs, Linen UM Lace Collars, Embroideries sand Tattings,Hotoas of Kinds. • , 1/LAZILITIkt, emir= ,ar:.• co., .78 and SO.Dfarket finest. \. note GREAT BEDIICTION IN , • RATS AND BONNETS , AT JOSEPH HORIM & _CO'S. MILLINERY COOPS, BONNET iII T S 3- B I AIWZOVI INIS ‘ ANDFEATHERS Also, offer a larp and fresliassortniesat of WOOLEN GOODS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS AID HOSIERY. FURNISHING (GODS. 1101ILEVAUD SHIRTS, DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, :and a rig' line otnotloss and small wares at lowest Eastern DrieeS. Wholesale and Benin, 77 AND 79 MARKET STREET. . nail) - 34 - Acam a. cututim, ' No. 19 .Fifth Are Now Constantly Opening Elegant Lines of FALL & VMEE GOODS. SILK TRINGES; 9111118. 'VELVET lITTONS; BIITTONS. BRAIDS. BINDINGS; BONNET, BECK ANK HAIR RIBBONS; azszormatirS, LAM. EtrriLny3e: BONNETS. HMS, 'MOWERS. pumas. 3t2W STYLES MISTS AND oostirrs. XJ.DIZB , UNDEBeaIaULICNISS TOM= OOTTON ABD STONED noarsar maZ.' niaiedi or NEWS TINDIZEISHIIRTS AND:DBAWERL Bole Ageatitfor the sale of THE RABBIS EiWTLICSEI ETD GLOVES. ..s. "ALEMDRIC" SL26. Tbompsonos "filcrre lilting" COMM% all dies ZEPHYR AND 'KNITTING 'YARNS, au zitudea EMBZOIDERILD SLIPPERS, ' And Nrirr f+O6,DB: DRU(4I .Al'D QgErlff/C4143. , ELECTIt SEIIIMER_CORDLIL, An ti r remedy gi tr ai tiar n oiner o Cannign la l t pin abatera D itorbna. • 'a DR. lIIIIRIS' CRIMP I CURB A spa ' s:4llc for Cifclers, Prang* and Pala n Stomach. ter all by /141t103, =riser, Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streets, Aeloreritt row I SCHOONNAEKEL & SOWS PURE WHITE LEAD ItIeCOTIS YERDMIR GREENi The eelTPßZAlllllhgttrartaltsd&rtirrsg market .1 141 51"1#11°4" than; ant. want in tali, ZU V JWiltP(3OI.4. ALEX; 8. MACRAE, mom 4atp•AG/112t2 row . (mend' anis, lbws. ibrs.Oillo. Provide • and Proddee of ever, description. BUSitle Ottrlldneted oa one•halt the terms otothe houses T American transactions n lATeripool done 01 , nee Lando n exult j the porta ot sumps put: 0. get er. weekly eired aria. 1 Committal Muloes. Ciabla Mussugui 4 tqwv 4 APPlicution• , ~- 77r7TgIrst--5.11 rrnE OREM Aninuces Com& =NATION. BurforimOtz - ovElviesinot SEWING'SLWICEM Trimsa NO NAINAL• • DEMI AB.SOI.IITZLY T IC DENT.',4I2IOLY HI MACNE IN Tim )ILI3, _Alm IN THINSIDALLY, ORNAPITAI% „p•/ygegts wilaW toga t111?414441e1 ILS sisdnt tor kanneviiriuds: (toner TlrrEr AND' isweia Ma NNNT'etNIN/11 'or ♦ hell snort:moat of MI 1 r. DRY GOODS. V ~._. .~i.. »... ..M..... ffiTTANNII~G. EXTRA HEM I Sari. ea allne4 A MY LARGE STGOK, Now corrercta, 17 GOOD SYILB& M'ELROY, 5:.„ 2 „:„ . :i . - •.,::::.DIQSQ : :',.• - •.H,..:: ..-::.\.5,,.......,.:'...':....:.....'..,....i:4tQ.Q.:::, WHOLESALE 3Dxt'w . 4G-c=K:xons, adta *001) STREET. . m . oii li g Gli ;i - 1 . a cc co 0 - , a H'll 0 1 1 is " p r i , , Icn l• .0. i i g g 4 i t ifa i• ° 72 = oi - •• = 'a .02, ri Irul DRY G OODS - L sr:sr. CLAM STREET, LIOCA.II'LLBKEtTir STBiTRT, West side. MO STRIPBO.POPLUit3, raw sad tiiattuiid. greed Country . ylanneis,. • - lied Ful2gralwantri flannel, White ibmi 6!e7 , Twilled FlanaeL BLANKETS PROMUP. BGTS.AND GE NTS CASSMERES, SHAWLS, PAISLEY .A.ciD LAID BEE FAST SHAWLS, CANTON PLANN,i.LB, White and Colorhd A. MI assortment of new rinds just opened T,n, e cheapest In the city. - le. 6A Bt. Clair, near LO!rty Bt. BID WET= AND BUM TBONT: EMI 917 =with' mu= 87. MOW 0-0013 S WATHRPIM*I-I,lloolora and qiultgea. CARSEKEMESsir.Men , iaiid Boys' Weser LADLES , * CLOANINGS—Larga assortment. FRENCH. AND ENGLISH MERINOS. IRISH.POPLIN—SI:OO per yard. VELOUS POPLINS.. * . BILE POPLMS. • , riamots.OLOTH-40r Salta. BLACK SICILIAN LUEITRES. HLA.CM AND COLORED EMPRESS CLOTHS— Largewsriety. • --• • - VZLVISTEENI3-4or Sults. • Iramopilo CLOTHS. • • j • • ' Largelissoetment of PLAIDS. . ltal stook of DEZEB GOODS, st Lowest Eastern relbeS; •' f • • •'• .• moon t Mawr, 87 MARKET STREET. • `NEW GOODSL • • • NEW ALPACCAS. • NEW MOHAIR. BLACK SILK& HOSIERY aiid.GLOVES . . F.• SOUCY; No. 168 wine - street.. 16S. • *, . 188. CHM McCANDLISSS (Late Carr Otto if WH9Littllo DICALZILB UI Fo=elgn and Domestic Dry Goods, No. wool) sT T,' • Third door * above Diamond alley; LITEMOW I 33IIIII3. RaNIANIW IrewwwLY ' 443 W emus. GUILT Mr% Illuccestori, pas (LIL 0 • The ergy Seem Lithos:sow Rittitt%lirest of the Xcnintalna. , guinea OWN Letter 'Bo P-W ndsi Labe% Otrenilare; Show Ca Cards , DU . eitcir"VialeM INIME - _ CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. CHEAP, ALL 1700,16 -- „ Illramteirc c.sit,Pisrrs. at far ado* Mohr rake. • fry aims at about taralaPftTa Par alma. Bals thaalaaaallliatmaa pro. - 51 rranzain, & VOLais, „Os 71 AND 13 PIM( AVINITE. MnrETS BM LINE OF -PATTERNS - nee eetereela , tkli any, at the p0`47251t . h1018. . . 211 9 F)11%AND & COLLINS, • and V 3 3'llTll AVV.VrIiZ. DRIIGGETSD . CRUMB CLOTHS, - 6 , In handsome pawns and brlsht colors sad at Ten' low prices. ' • - WFARLAND '11i ; COWNS, 110 e ANif sa rrpTH ATICHTHS INVITE COBIPANISON'Or OUR: sTocat AND PRICES with any bone° Ptlladelphia or New lork NerABLAND dt COLLINS, - • ' - 71-ana rica , oc - JEKI NE virMT STYLES - I - TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS, TWO'A.7.3) orisitErktg pine CARPETS . 1 ALL ww_INGIIkW; in - Oast Tarte* CONINION'CiiRPETEI, AT 9ILIC LOW Plum., DRUGGETS; all Widths. MEDALLION DILITOGETS, , • ' • WINDOW INIADFZ. • Oer stook le the largest sad. most desirable we Late ewer offered to the trade. • ' ' ' - BOVARD s ROSE & CO., 21 MTH STET. sellkdkw7 `ALL GOODS. FIRST MUiM OP ME , SEAS ..011. TULL ABBOithiEter 01 Velvet, • • • Itnmeo?ls, , cA.3EuEqurs; - .. - rcrsT OPENED AND oressan AT TN! LOWEST. RATES. . ••• • • 0111 1 & coy N 0.23 Btreert. SECON Ora NEW; CARPETS, NEW DRITERGETII O NEW . PELTING, 1.1.9 TABDS,TO 4 Texan .4YIDS, BOBDSSBD•AND BY TEM YARD. VOILLUIBROURS, 53. FIFTH AVENUE. r aT, LUMBER COMPANY, • I GA lm $125,000. • itecarragr-eT. , d, WIIIeHT,- • - • BuswitTinunirr•LDW.DAVlßOX; .lidwirdaseboni.: , • 1' L. Is. Dane John • • ' . , Dithildis.- 6ecl. Ditlaidgel_ Malone, . .Tonciszon. • isrLIIKB&R Y BUTLER AND LUMBER STREEI NifirTH -WARD. • ". : • •• # •• T UDDER L133111E114 'LIMIER £4 • ALEXANDER PATTERSON. Dealer in ally Rinds of Lumber. ON HAND AND YOB FLUX, • - I,3loo,ooofeet Dry Pule Boards; 160.00t1 feet 13f and A lush Clear Blank.; -. 30,000 feet Dry I)f,° lath Common Plank; 30,000 feet Dryl and A !nen Oak: • 45,000 feet Dry SI, AA and itteleAsh, ; amo feet DrY 31' skift 3 liko OMITS k Halal 20.000-feat Dry ',Ur/Sand 3 Lush roplar; 10,000' feet i f 4 ry 1 .0 1 Varintlia t t sa ,.. - A3o,oooYeet natio 3olatt and ungt 480,009N0, IS-IneltShleglas, sawed; ASO& _ott No.,11:16-inehrihtnkles sawed; . - A 0.000110: / lb-lath Shingles, shaved: - .dO,OOOl/Irti Briek; .. •. - 1,000 Fire Ma. " s • , WO Tons tiro s Cu • - • • Minna—N BO PRSBL STBSZT. formes. " Manehestes_anit INT 311113001 STRIXT, arm* site the Gaa works Allegheny City. ~ - ntrla ZE3I • •-• Worksi. Northwestoornerok Weld 00 moy, Allegbey, IFBEIPIC ATlrAirsa.* Cod Lie on band 'or Ml n dt 'Bllol2' notice BiSztb awl gem Hamm • • ftr sec: 2:rue yeene, ,, ae. 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