2
C . lj..littslilgt •o;aitt4',..
IND'USTILLLIJ.
—A. large brick foundry is being built in
New Haven.
—Eighty axes per day is the product of
one factory at Skowhegan, Maine.
.4-T. T. Fisher, Esq., of NewFor ty;has'
'purchased the Baltic Woolen Mills i' Phil
_
—The aggregate monthly pay rolls of the
manufacturers at Meriden, Conn., amount
to $250,000. '
—The steam flouring Mills at Kenosha,
Wis., were burned down last week. Loss
about $lO,OOO.
—The Lake mills at Geneva, Wis., con
turn out one hundred and fifty barrel's of
flow - Der diem.
—A stock company with $lOO,OOO capital
is about to build a cotton mill at. Terre
Haute, Indiana. • • •
—The profits of the Jefferson Rolling Mill,
at •Steubenville, were $265,134 in 1866, and
$175,660 in 1567-
- A new oil refinery has just been 'com
pleted at Titusyille, which can - refine 3,00 r)
-'barrels per week. •
—The numerous small cotton mills *at
Patterson, N. J., employ 1;100' hands, and
fun 43,000 spindles. ,
.--The woolen mills at Rushville, Indiana,
are sinking an artesian well, which is now
one hundred feet deep. -
—A. cotton mill, an oil mill and a beef
factory are all' about .to go into operation
shortly in Gonzales county, Texas.
—The new mill of the woolen factory at
Sycamore, Illinois, will be finished in the
spring. The foundations are ready now.
—A 'site oil cloth fictory, at Brooklyn,
paper mills at Chatham, N. Y. and a brew
ery at Rochester,lvere burned last week:
—The`.Kearsate Mills at Portsmouth.,
H. H., are now in full operation, keeping
400 hands busy on sheetinp, shirtings, etc.
—The Hope Iron Works at Providence,
R. L, employs 250 hands, and has for the
last two months been running day and
night.
—A knitting mill bin recently commenced
operations at Dixon, 111. 'The proprietors
expf,et to make t,100,000 worth of goods this
season.
Britania Company at Westbrook,
Me:, employs 27 hands and turn one abdut
1500 Plated castor's per week, besides bri
_
tams ware. •
—There are about 150 carpet factories in
Philadelphia, using 2,000 looms, employing
5,000 hands and making 600,000 , yards of
carpet per month. -
—The fires at the Vesta and Cosmos oil
refineries are the most, serious Calamities of
the sort which have occunedmnong our oil
refineries for a iortg time. -
=The Otis Company's' Stockinet Mill at
Ware,.. Mass., is to have a new brdlding
added it,,the dimensions of which . are SO
feet long; 50 wide and five , stories high.
—A tannery and a boot'arid shoe factory,
both in Chicago, have been destroyed by
fire, involving a loss of $50,000, most of
which falls onthe insurance companies.
—During the month of October. there
vere 640 arrlials Wand 646 departures o
vessels at the:port of Milwaukee. The total/
tonnage arriving and departing Ras over
450,000 tons.
—Farmers in Mississippi are beginning to
turn their attention to wheat growing, and
some persons predict that within five' years
it will be thegre.atest grain grow7g State
in the Southwest..
—Persons interested in the Marquette and
Pacific. Retlling,Mill, at Marquette, litchi
gani,'say that iron for the Western markets
can be ;wade $lO per ton cheaper 'in .Mar
quette than in 'Pittsburgh. -
-'-Business in New Orleans 'has greatly
,improved within a fortnight, and is better(
thin it haa been at any time since the war.
That city expects to sell 800,000 bales of
cottop, worth $80,000,000: this season.
4 -At the Mechanics fair, which closed're
. cently at Concord, New Hampshire, Messrs.
Anderson, Wood ;& Co., of this city, re
ceived a gold medal for the superlor quality
of ,various sorts of steel exhibited by them.
—The Amoskeag ufacturing C 0 raps
of Manchester, N.,. H., expects daring
the' coming year to put np a new mill for
making gingiunta4,and`O build four hun
dred tenement houses fogam use, of opera
t,ives
the 14th instant; the shipments of
apples froth Rochester, N. Y., reached 15,-
200 barrels. Prices have ranged very high
—43 to $4,50 per barrel, and the farmers
have made a "big thing" frnintheir or-
, r -Four ieneratfons of the Moulton fami.
in Newburyixat, Mass., have carried on
the manuacture of silver spooks. Joseph
Moulton now conducts the business, em-
plOying skilled workmen and thO most effi
cient machinery. '
Bellevlile-and'Fremont, twin ivillaies
in 'Ohio, are. busy places, which, have a
woolen a cotton and woolen mill, a
:tannery, two Uric flouring milisand alarge
- steam saw mill; besides which a paper mill
is about'to be built. •
—The employes of the. Lamson.and Good
now Manufacturing Company of 'Shelburne
Falls, Massachusetts, are getting up a very
elegant set of cutlery, consisting of SO pieces
ivory and pearl handled, and silver ,bladed,
-which they intend to present to President
GFrant
—The mills of the GeO. H. Gilbert Nan
.
fracturing Company at Ware, Maas., have
recently been lighted by a new apparatus
for burning the residuum of petroleum;
One foot burners with this apparatus, pro-
Ando alight equal to that given by Ave:; feet
burners with coal gas.
~4pringfield,- Ohio, claims 'to have the,
largest Machine) shop west of the I Alleghe
nies; it belongs to the Champion Machine
Company, Which was organized last Janus.,
-xy,for-the manufacture of the Champion
karvesting machines; The main Indldlng
of this establishment is 360 by p feet and
thretisiories. The first story will be used
as a raactin;i ahopi the- second woiiar
- •
, -
-At ,
•
•
work,. and the third as a paint shop. At
tached to this building are a, wing 250 by 52
feet, and a boiler 40 by 25. An engine of
100 horse power will drive all the machinery
.of the works: These builditiigs contain
2,000,000 bricks and have a floor area of three
acres. .
• --$3,000,000 worth of eyeloSts were im
ported into this country in 1.867. Since then
the Union Eyelet Company haf established
works at Providence, R. 1., which make
about 5,000,000 eyelets per day, la fact which
will probably make the United States an'ex
porter, instead of an importer, of these:use
ful little things. • •
—The Northwestern Furniture Company,
at Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin; ;employs one
hundred and twenty hands aid manufac
tures all kinds of furniture, usin i • i g lumber
procured in the vicinity. •The ICompaliy
has just commenced to man i ufactute the
Crane Knitting lifOhine. Beei l des this large
manufactory, Fort Atkinson h i fis a foundry
and machine shop, a. tannery, a brewery
and a flouring mill. • •
•
EPHENERtS.
—Detroit is going to tunnel ker river.
—The Fenian pow Wow at I New York
to-day.
-A Lancaster paper wants toldivide Penn
sylvania.
—West Point contains two hundred and
•
twenty-four cadets now.
—Philadelphia is troubled with boys-who
play shinny in the stre.et.
—Peach trees in Florida are ill pink with
their luxuriant blossoms.
-2,273 cadets. have graduated at . West
Point since its foundation.
—Cincinnati has the small po i ' bad. One
hospital is nursing 79 cases. •
- —Deer are quite numerous iii some of the
wilder parts of the Bay State.
—Kentucky has had her earthquake; it
shook at Paducah on Saturday.l
—Some one wants another ,West Point
started out atFort Leavenworth. - •
—The Emperor of China is fourteen
years old and the Empress deign.
—Washington talks of a general exhibi
tion of American paintings this winter.
, —Northern Germany has a line of steam
ships between Hamburg and: Valparaiso,
Chili.
—lowa is going to build an insane asylum.
at Independence. We hope it will be a fife ,
proof one. /
—The Duke of Nassauis said to own one
-
million of dollars wolth of 'M l iltedStates
5-20 bonds. • - $ • • /
—Henry A. Wise is writing his, own bi
ography. The poor . fellow is Wise in his
own conceit /
= Lavendersatin - is said to te the proper
1 --
clothing for brides who / haye previously
worn white ones. ,
—The coroner has decided that there was
no one to blame for ihe recent terrible Ful
ton Ferry disaster.
Louisville is supposed to contain 3,000
mechanics and laborers who are idle from
no desire of their own.
—LeffingNvell, the burlesque actor, is now
in Cincinnati, so is Hackett, who, by 'way
of variety, is playing Falstaff. ; •
/ =-Persons interested therein will be either
pleased or otherwise to knoW that Lake
lifemprhemagog is frozen over;
—More than four ,thousandiducks were
killed on the Susquehanna river on the first
day of the legal shooting season.
—Boston claims to have woven the first
flannel in America. We are not at all as
tonished at any of Doston's
—The London University ihas created,
some Doctors of Literature. This is a good
thing, for 'some modern literatnre needs doc
toring dreadfully. ' i
—A New Hampshire widow, who wants
to sell her farm, refused to do so to a Demo
crat because she did not want;any more of
that party in the town.
—Prof. Goldwin Smith has idelivered his
introductory lecture at the Cornell Univer
sity, and, of course, lavished a great deal of
praise on that institution.
I —A new building for the Iter_cantile
brary, is being put up in - Cincinnati, and
the Commercial of that city it( scolding be
cause it is not at &little-proof.;
:'--thp Philadelphia NO t Itmerican has
recently added a paragraph column to its
reading matter, which is so attractively WI
WI as to enliven that serious old journal
very pleasantly.
—Slidell (the Trent one,) going to, try
to get back, his confiscated estates by ap
pealing to New Orleans courts. The re
cent election proceedings there probably
lead him to hope for success. ; --
-When is a book most like an animalj
When it is half calf and dogs eared, at least,
so says the Boston Bulletin, *hich is pretty
good authority on almost everything: The
same paper says tie "big 'kiln" of America
is-Ingenuity.
—Emigration societies in England are
sweet; chrisilan 'like arrangements; and
might well be mentioned in the Alabama
list of grievances. The object of these so
cteties is to induce discharged convicts to
emigrate to the United States; ,This sort of
thing has gone on too ,long now, and we
might return, the compliment; by abolishing
our penitentiaries and using Europe for a
convict colony. . • f
—Two French ladies were looking for the
little daughter of, one of than in a group of
baby carriages: "Do you see Mtn?" asked
the friend of the mother, "Ifini.." am
looting for. her nurse." "Her nurse?"
"Yei. An - children look alike. I know the
nurse and lcan iind,the child best in that
way." "As for myself, I think all bonne:
look alike," 4 'How: do , you dud, yours
then?" "Oh, rknowtha soldier who is 'her
bean." • -
As American machinist is reported to
have been sentenced in , Brazil to an im
prisonmentior ten years, After - conviction
of a murder committed in Rio by a despe:
rado from the United , States. ) After the of
fence was perpetrated, the .Brazilian police ,
arrested on suspicion all the American end
grants they 'could Tay I their hands upon.
This unfortunate victim, it is asserted, was
acquitted twice, but on the', third trial he
was 4mnvicied, and is now suffering the pen
alty for a crime of which: he IsiallOglit. •
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 13E8:
DENTISTRY
TEETH EITR,ACTED
WITIIOI7r PAIN Z
MO 01343033 MADE WHEN
. MCIVER ADE OEDEMA,
A FULL BST POE
AT DR. SCO'ITS.
RIO 'MTN: BEREET, 3D DOOR ABOVE HAND.
ALL Worm weznANT - Allo. CALL Arro ax•••
Alifl2o2 BP/COMM OF Olt IitrLITZ Y 1 LCAN-i
niy9:d4T
ai 6: ItICI
WELDON & KELLY,
MllllllllhotUrtre and WhOlesale Dealers in
Lamps-, Lanterns, Chandeliers,
AND LAMP GOODS.
Also, CARBON AND , LITBBICATING OILS.
BENZINE, eke.
No. 1,47 Wood Street.
se9:n22 r Between sth and 6th Avenues.
CEMENT, SOAP • STONE, &c'
RYDRAIILIC CEMENT.
BTONE,
84,16:o70
HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN Pill.
Cheapest and beet Pipe in the market. Also, RD
BKNDALE-HYDRAULIO CEMENT-for sale.
B. B. &, C. A. BRACKETT & CO./
°Moe and Manufeetory-240 REBECCA.',BT.,
Allegheny. 4W Orders by mall promptly attended
to. jeflrel
CONFECTIONERIES.
E—The "subseriber re
, speetfally informs his , rielids and the public
at be is now prepanid to receive them as usual at
Ida new stand,
/7
NO. 61-WOOD STREET,
Lafayette Hall BulMini, where Can 1* had fresh
every day, a tine and large assortment of .
- BREAD,
of all deacrlpthls. Sept constantly on hand the
VERY BEST - p3.I4YECTIONERY In the elty.
PETER SHILDECKFIR.
/
illrffrders for parties will be supplied at the short
est ;wiles. no3:zal
GEORGE BEATEN,
CREAM CANDIES AND TAFFIES,
And dealer In all'tinds of FRUITS, NUTS, PICK
LES, SAVORS, JELLIES, ae., &c.
lIENRY W. HOP.BACH,
Confectionery ' and Bakery
No. AOO BNITHIMELD STEEET,
Between Seventh and tiberti.
I.le`LADlffi' OYSTER SALOON attached.
PIANOS. ORGANS, &C.
DUT THE BEST AND CHEAP.
4.," NIT PIANO AND (MOAN.
Schomacker's Gold Medal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The SCT(OXACkIat PIANO comblnes all the
latest 'valuable improvements know• in the ,con
'traction of a first clan Instrument. and has always
been awarded the highest premium whereve.r ex
hibited. Its tone is, full, sonorous and sweet. 1 The
workmanship. for durability and beauty, surpass
all others. Prices from 150 to $l5O. (scoordlng to
style and finish.) cheaper than all , other ao-esEed
lint class Piano.
ISTRY'S COTTAGE ORGAN "-
etas da at the head of an reed instruments. in pro
during the most perfect pipes quality Of tone of any
'similar instrument in the ignited States. It is sim.
pie and compact in • construction, and not liable to
out otorder.
OAIIPZNTZII , I3 PATENT " VOX EVNANA
TREMOLO" is only to be found in this Organ .•
Price from 1100 to ORO.. All guaranteed far Are
years. • •
BABB, KNAIEE &BIII4TLEI4.
No. 12 ST. CLAIR STREET.
BNABH & CO.'S
AND *HAIM -BROS. PIANOS,
For sale on monthly and quarterly payments.
CHARLOTTE HLEME H ,
.
QUM
LASS, cinNei-CUTLER
011111 A, GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE,
smnai PRATED WARE,
PARIAN STATUETTES, k 8
BOW AX GLASS, 4
And other STAPI.T. AND FANCY
GOOD% a great variety.
100 WOOD MAIL% l i
RICHARD E. Impact, & co.
;IA
Fp, TLEGEL ,
(Late Cotter with*. eepeahetdej
liconcnArrr wharaccit.
No. 53 - Smithfield Street, Pittabnrgh
gamy= 1
VIEW FALL GOODS.
•'"A enlendlli new stook of
O.&SSIMMITIES,dco,
nirdnr.v NEVER.
`inst ieoelved bi
sel4: • .Merehant Tailor, 13 Bralthrleld street.
HAIR AND PERFUMERY.
JOHN PECII Ornamental Bair
HAM WOUREts ANTS PE
( 17/ 1 ER, eNo. 133
Dirt street, near Smithfield, Pitt nu.
Always on hand L e_genersl are ent of Ladies
WIGS, BAletelt. CIIBLEiI Gentlemen's WIGS TO.
PEIVLW, OU.A.RD ORAlNg. t .sagogfarre,
go. . A good, ioe In cash wut be given for
BG '---,•% ,
R aieS , and • Gentlemen's Hair Cutting Usenet
the neatest manner. ' rahtuts
MIR & /KOBER,
nurr SOON ASSOCIATION BUILDERS% Noe.
Sand lit.Olair Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 'Special
attention diva: .tbe . designing and winding at
COMP HOTINIER and ?NMI° BVILDINRI4.
TOBAC9O AND CIGARS.
EXCELSIOR WORK&
drr iff..,4I4IICINSON.
Manafaetarers and Dealers
Tobacco, Snuff, qigar, Pipes, &c.,
• " 170,`" 6:rahtlialq.:etureasinr,
PT.AFITRR, 01115ENBY TOPE,
WATER PIPES.
EMMY Er. commis,
25 Wood str: :t.
XAY11TAC21313.1312 Or
11A FEDERAL ST., Allegheny
43 such street. Sole Agent.
100 . WOOD STREIT.
100 WOOD STREET.
ARCHITECn.
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TIUNINENO43 AND NOTIONS;
ACRUM, GLIADE & CO., •
-ABE CONSTANTLY OPENING
NEW WINTER' GooDsi
LADIES' MERINO VICETBAND DR NW MIS,
CHILDREN'S 111EFIINO DRESSES
GENTS SCARLET MERINO
SHIRTS. AND DRAWERS,
CHILDREN'S HOODS AND CLOAKS.
A.FULL LINE OF
WOOLEN HOSIERY.
LADIES.' BAL,d6EALS, white ond . dark; GENTS
SOCKS, widte .tid dark.
,
THE GRAND DUCHESS SKIRT..
Also the 130ELEVAILD;..la all the newest styles.
In I:IpOP4EIETS we have the new• •
/
14ae W'astaa.leze l l!
both i s:king and Eeception Skirls.. _
In Gloves we:have a tali variety In BUCK, SHEEP,
CALF, CLOTH and ME.RIEO.
iirrarer Collars foi'Ladies and Gents. A full
of Yarn in 'all colors. In/.Eastern and Country
Yarn. Linen and Luce Gandkercni. fa. Linen and
Lace Collars. Embroideries and Tattings, Buttons
of ali
MACE.II39I, GLYDE & CO.,
IS and SO Market Street.
• 4 now /. .
GREAT REDUCTION EV
DAIS AND BONNETS,
JOSEPH IiORItiE & CO'S.
-MILLINERY COODS ,
BONNET VELVETS, BONNET SATINS,
BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS, FLUMES
AND FEATHERS.
Also, offer a large iuld fresh assortment of
WOOLEN GOODS,
DRAWS AND HOSIERY:
FURNISHING GOODS.
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
DRESS AND CPO AK TRIMMINGS,
and a fall line of notioirs and triisll. wares it, losiest
Eastern prices.
Wholesale and Retail,.
77 AND 79 MARKET STREET.
noW
DRUGS AND. CHEMICALS.
Blißifle SELMER 'COEII4
An infairle romedr_for Somme!' Compalnt , Dior-'
rhea, D sentery, Vomiang, Sou r tito and
Cholera orbits.
Bit. CRIMP COB,
A specific for ohotert. Cramps and Pain n
Stomach, for sale. by
43r, EWING ;
•
Corner of 14beity Wairue Stroots,
AGFENTS' von
J. S °ONUSES, & SON'S •
PURE I, WHITE LEAD
AND
Piccolos VERDITER
e r i e °Rl 4. gr tn.rm th atzpizrazgrn i rrir.
morr te rerfect satisittOtion than ant nahat In. the
.I.LIV - EaaPCOCOL.
ALEX, S. MACRAE,'
111101.1 M AND ♦GL(? Ton
Chemteals. Drags. Byes.Olis. Provisions
and Produce of every description.
Businese conducted on one•half the terms of othe
Souses.
The American transactions n Liverpeol stone e:- .
Lenden ands- the ports orlisrope nut; o
gether. • ,
Weekly. Circinars, Commercial &Arleta. Cable
Measagea, &c., n application. , selibx.37
SEWING. MACHINES.
TEIE GREAT AMERICAN 'COM
LNATION.•
t
t BUTTON•HOLE Owe
••• • • .
AND - SEWING MAI MEC WM
IT II&IS 80 7.411741.L0
uWcG EBSCLITTEMY THE BEST TAMILY
'MACHINE IN THE WORLD, _AND IN
- TRISSICALLY THE CHEAPEST.
igrAieentAeasted to sell Ude Mechlin.
CHAS. 13ALICAITAITIt
AAentfor Western. Per u n l
ove
mer ?VTR ANC MARKET 8T
C lLle.hardsneoe Jewel Store. net I
BILLIAilU;1 TABLES.
STANDARD
AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES,
mOOMBINATIOI 01181101111.
:Undispeitably ilia best In nse. NENP\IMPROVE
NT•O_., Patented Nor.- MOth, • 1.867, \and April
1808. : - -Ityerything relat always illiards oftbe
best gliality_and lowest prices on band.
Our. NEW CUE TRIMMER, Patented Ma 13tb,
1808, price 801.50—a great success. Y \
Illustrated price lists sent on app"cation. Address
:PEDLAR '& 'OOII.I3NDER.
03. OS, 67 and 60 CEOSBY ST.. New York City
i • .:eratrirm
k g • _ 3 GNa a; '
=
pERCEVAL BECKETT, • ' •
IRECEUIMUILL ENGINEER,
And Solicitor of Patetita.
-.Wale of P. 7. W. a C. Ratbrev.)
Mee. N0.:19 'FEDERAL STRICET Room No. SI
tivAtalrs. P. t_4 Box 80, ALLEWINI4 X' CITY.
CHINERY,, of all description:4 designed.
LA4T PUR)4 AVEand ROLLING BULL DRAW
INOB furnished. PaAlcular , attention paid to de.
alolna . COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVE. Patents con.
fidentiollyAollelted. An , EVENING , DRAW.
InGRFAA= for mo4oulloo every-_``TNESDAY
LITHOGRAPHERS.
BINGIZEILY Ph ILIP CMS.
QINOERLY • *A . CLEM,
,Sticcepion
Scituouxartjb co„
• PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPIICEIRIL
Tius orgy litiast. Lithographic Establiiihment West
°tils mountains. Business Cards, Letter Reads,
Rotule t Labels, Circulars, Show Ca rds, Diplomas,;
Viewel-Coirtillestec of Deposits, lama..
Lion Ca 1, am, Nos, VI atitt IS TbirCitrest,
Ptiblualk
DRY GOODS.
54.
KITTMING /
EXTRA HEAVY
Barred Flannel,
/ A VERY LARGE STOGK,
rte'46'vv Cofreorecl,
EN GOOD STYLE&
)1'EL110Y,..'.y•..:.,•:....
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3011. - 'sr 4Q-C:›C)7I:)SS,
tSdA.
WOOD • STREET.
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ari a 1 1 - 1 k g $ 14 ;* M
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NEW GI-000013S
WATERPROOF--all colors and qualities.
CASSIMEBES—for sad Dm' Wear.
LADIES , CLOAKINGS-Large assortnte.st.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS.
IRISH POPLIN —O.OO per yard.
VELOUR POPLINS.
SILK POPLINS.
PALERMA. CLOTH--for Salts.,
BLACK SICILIAN LIISTREZ.
BLACK AND COLOUR S> =rims CLOTTE3—
Large variety.
VF.I.VETERNS=- - for Salts, '
RL,ROTRIC CLOTHS.
• Large assiirtaneut of PLAIDS.
• Full stook' of DRIBS GOODS, at Lowest Eastern
Prices.
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS';
87 NABEEr STREET.
168.
NEW GOODS.
EW ALPACCAS.
NEW NIOILIIB.
BLACK SILKS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
SOICTIaIt,
tr . No. 188 Wylie Streets ja
168. 168.
PEIRL 1111 LL PIMILY FLOtit.
PEARL KILL Three Star Green l‘uid, equal to
FRENCH ~,FAMILY FLOUR.
Thle Flour will oulle sent out when mentally
ordered. •
r Juni. kint.i. sum anspirth •
Equal to beet SL
PEAR'f. MILL RED BRAND,
Equal to beat Ohio Flour. .
vriirra. CORN FLOUR. AND coax MEAL.
• IL T. KENNEDY di BRO.,
• Alleahany, Sept. 9.1885. Puma. Mimi.
FLOUR! FLOEIR I ! FLOOR! 22
resh ground Old Wheat Flour.
White Sitar Mills, for faintly 14110..
Biterilde Mill, YON Bakers.
Stone Mill, for Bakers.
Ontario Mill. for Bakers.
Monitor Mill, for Bakers.
'City dorinfleld, 0,. FattillY Vicars
Carey's ..Ui= Faintly Flour.
MlBlver FluidlFlour.
OF -NEW WHEAT.
view Mills Fancy Bt. LOUIS.
Tea Bose Mills d
• Clarke's Beat Baker's Flon o r.
Keystone-24111a do
(30ronett Mills do
.Ifor aaltby '
LANGWATT; & 430, 1
and;ll4 WOOD ST.
art2B
E:rw3P- 1 3 .771 A
N EW
PETtS,
IThambers t
NOW OPENINEbAT
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10M Market St., near F
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FLOUR.
SRPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
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CRUMB CLOTHS,
In Itandaome pattorna an 'might notora and at very
low Rrioes:
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MIFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 AND 73 FIFTH AVEN
CHEAP, ALL WOOL.
INGRAIN CA.ll.l"n.Tf3, t
st far below regular razes. A lbw nieces at about
twenty-tlYe par Cent. }ms than tuanufactusera pre°.
cut price. •
ItiMPARLAND & COLLINS,
71 AND -73 FIFTII AVA NUE
CAA'PETS
i)BrE BOST LINE OF
PATTERNS
eves offered in this city, at trio LOWEST PRIOFS
M'FARLAND 'Sr. COLLINS,
71 and 73 FIFTIT-AVENUE
WJE rENVTILTV.
COI3.IPARISON
or out.
STOCK AND PRICES
WITH ANT SOUSE 1N
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia or New York.
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EFARLAND & COLLINS;
71.4N1)=78 FIFTH AnNur,
1FAL141.4
NEWEST STTLESI
TAPESTRY AND' BODY BRUSSELS,
TWO AND ILIEIREE PI.Y
CARPETS
ALL WOOLS INOILUIii, is gresit vtuiety.
COMMON CARPETS,
AT VERY LOW EMCEE.
DRUGGETS, all Widths.
MEDALLION. DEUGGETS, I
Onr stock Is the largest and moat des able we
have ever offered to the trade. • •
BOVARD, ROSE & CO,
21 FMB. STREET. ' '
selo:ditwir
FALL; GOODS.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE REASON.
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A PHLVAB3OBI , KBHT 01
Bruaseb,
Tapestry,
Three Ply, ---
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And In .
CA_IEUE ) VITS,
JVBT OPENED' AND 01 1 IFEEED AT TH?:\
- LOWEST RATES. hl
tilitt - mi -- )illAtOoi . -4 . '::0,:; - .
No. 23 Fit'th Street.
SECtIIMirD AUK L ;
oil. r
NEW CARPETS,
NEW Darocimm,
NEW FELTING,
13'Bay BIANT SUOM I
I , I7I(ABDS YO A YARDS WIDE,
?3 , SBI:IIIBEIVAND BY TB MUM..
111"CALL1111 BROTHERS,
51 FIFTH AVENUE.. :.
ml 7: •
STONE:
11V11Iaff COMMON • „ • rjr .
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Afackirso sto ne Works,
_ Nortiqw4at corner of Weet Ocnnicon. AllettanY•
FRED'S AVIriI.TELEt &
Have on nand orprepare on shoot, notice Hear&
and Step Stones, if lags for Sidewalks, Brevet. ,
V or stikr - ao. Read quad To mb Stones. '
ol ders oranunte azeoat . rines reasonabloll
Nraimumurr ,DBALEBB
Foreign' and Domestic Dry 60041
No. 94 WOOD STETTT.
Third door above Diamond ,
nuEEN OF 'ENGLAND SOAP. vi
NC, gnEKI. OR. r4ifiLAND SOAP.
tiu KEN Ot ICNGLAND 80AR.:,,,
For doing &family washing in the bed iinKe47o
est manner. • Guaranteed equaleto m ug
Has all the strength or old rosin soap. mi.. sk i s
and lathering qualities of genuine C AL
splendid Snap. Sold • by the 4..1.DRN - Ctl tm
WORKS, VI North nut tit Meet,
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WINDQW SHADES.
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