El
1; littotrugt akstts,
iriom the New Tort "Evenlut Post.,
•
_LAY OFF YOUR . UNIFORMS.
•
IGeneral Grant, being -1101131 y nailed for (at Beln.:.
dere), said: ”Gentleinen—l tee some of. you
uniforms, Yon laid them off three years ago; lay
them off now, and we'll have peace. Good night."
—.Daily Pa9nrs.3
3toys in blue, tbe_er eat chieftain whe s se name yen
Has eves you iitse counsel~s wont li ear: -
Lay off your uniforms, warfare is Weil
Lay up your rine*, we need there as m ore f
Ilan= to.your .heusettolds,yone:kearths and year
And win from hied 'Satire tie wealth that alit yield e;
Let symbols of discord sad ensnitreeage.
Ley eft your cualfon*, and wegtheve peace. "
As soldiers yon fought yea , rditir toantry to save;
Ireirgave her the blood of the loyal and brave;
Nekbloson in gold the bright deeds yeabere &me;
A now aim cow dawns . . a new day bee berme;
Chancthe e the *word foe the ploughshare, the gam for
Seek triampuodn commerce. is artwind In trade;
As cittzens, now, let your Virtues be known,
Lay off-your anifermst.Peace reign* alone!'
61zostas VAnDinnOpli.
11PRENERIi.
—Ohio las a new State Seat
—lleilto kaaleen trying gas.
—am's= sell in Virginia markets at 42,50
2 piece. •
-There are nearly 3,500 Cretans -- in
Switzerland. . • '
_ --Ihm Rice's latest enterprise is an
. ,
atral paper. '
Mr. and Mrs. Colfax are to give a great
ball this winter.
—Gustave Dore has been speculating and
has lost $200,000.
' —Bryant and the New - york Evening
Post have
,disiolved.
—ln Cincinnati men 'buy new overcoats
to commit snicide in. • -
—The patent office is said to be in a de
moralized condition.' • •
Saint Yonng, of Salt Lako City, is one
seventy-fifth a widower.:.
—Somebody calla George Franois Train
the - Great Ainerican Ass.
—A bronze ~ statue of Don Pedro IL of.
Brazil is.to be put up in Perla.
—A 'white velvet robe was the principal
part of a Nontich bridal - costume.
'—eidoogo . lole.OrUkgbr POo l 'o Oiliobinati,
andBOPS "Belleßoyd ploy_ edthere." ,
,--jenkins has-whispered that ..sirs; Grant
carries the keys'of the General's trurdat z .
istu4'stiq'iatich for axi.lndian
I Wolio•PaY for fora young and lovely: wife.
.-.Thy Cincinnati , Commercial and wears
carrying on a seemingly interminable
—The old New York Albion has a new
proprietor, who paid 00,000 for his prop.
I.lttY-, A
Bostonopiver Incidentally mentions
• ' the choieeet, styles of irmrvard blackguard
' —The'Camden and Amboy monopoly in
2fen , Jentiy expires this year, unlessit is
ieneied; • " ' • ,
--Low-necked dresses are 'non:tore worn
- in Paris, fbr - which Blithe ladies ought to be
thank -
:,—Washingioo ladies are said to have um- .
Bed for the purpose of giving dinners with
—For the ili.Einul for years the English
!railway Shows signs of , the approach of
great gaietY- -
' —Stealing wedding - presents is one of the
lost fashionable of metropolitan crimes
mow-a-days.
—Nashville had a $lOO-,000 fire on Bator
day night which burned tip three large
warehouses.
—A. swell New York Church proposes
to have a full brass and string- band instead
of an oigan.
—Broirri, the Impertinent and fashionable
-Sexton of Grace Church, in New York, is
writing a book.. -
—The new Arch-Bishop of Canterbury is,
said to approve of orchestral assistance in
Rathedral sertices:
-Monogram napkirm, are stylish and not
pleasant; Particularly , if
.the monogram is
worked in roughthread. t
—Two men tried to sheet each other ,at
the dinnertahle:' of a hotel in Nob:le the
other day, but did pot succeed.
—The New York-Er/press says some or
ganiste do not play figures because they do
not like to go back on the Congregition.
•.—La 4 . crnierns is going out ; the people
are weary of the monotonous search of Dl
°genes Rochefort after an honist Emperor.
•
-Carl Schurz will probably get the Mis
souri Senatorship,'He is certainly the beat
liztown and the ablest of the well-known
Missourians.
—Beer and snuff can certainly not 'make
a very palatable mixed drink, and yet that
is what some. London ruffians drugged their
!victim with recently.
—Two men fell down a shaft of an Eng.
31sh colliery. The shaft Was ,i3OO feet long,
and the men were only corpseS when they
stopped at the bottom.
New Albany, LA, has a ghost, which
„haunts a young lady. The ghost professes
to be that of, a captain who was one of the
A.ndersonville !victims
—Booth's new theatre is more and more
talked about: every day. The latest thing
seems to • be . ,that the dressing and green
rooms are.Vositively sumptuous. ,
—Every body seems to be down on Lopez
just now, and in all human"probability.he
,will be squelched - every , body - keeps
down oihim long and hard enough.
—Professor Palmieri accuses Vesuvius of
beings lunatic; at least he says that hot
headed mountain which suffers so much
.from internal inflammationis affected by the
—V. P. Schuyler Colfax will probe*
take Mrs. Colfax over the waters to see a
little;of Europe, to which lire. C. will hardly
object, as they will be received as sovereigns
every piece they go to.
..'..4rfr. George W. of the Philadel
phiaallowed,at hisow
Lid" b e en as ll
"earnest requeit, to complete the requisite
sum foi the monument to Leigh Hunt by a
handsome' stfbieriPtion.
-What ,fo, Thariksgiting day., Nifthotit
turkey, And what is turkey without mu
:berry sauce As •we can't',..-think of any
sufficlerktly contemptriona reply, we leave
these' conundrume OnaAsitiered.
—A New York house hell a croquet
ground is the third story. This Is-could.
ered something very elegant, much more so
than having a billiard room In'thebneement,
andanite,ecittal to hying a theatre over the
stable,.
i t i ne
•7" is a Ptilidelphis epitaph
4 ,
short liirecl joy •
So don't cry."
—A citizen of Copenhagen has invented
a new.ielocipede, . which runs on skates,
iiii Li expected to - be very useful is a rant .
.
,
of communicating between that ' City and
theilatisliblandsla 'Platen - 11 :-.--:. ;.-- --.-. -
~. .
—The. Chicago Pod it dreadfully curions
about Mn.s Perry'a t h reatened" develep
ments- If the appearance of `Akeser dieclos
nres will give Pada and "carafia4ti . that en
4cellent newspaper, we hope they wt come
out immediately. .
—Congsirs, and such disagreinide crea
tures, aregettitg verydangerotutinOregon.
The - this in the' wood's hive driien thins
WO the settlemente where they play hop;
gezterilly. One little girl Was eaten up , try
one in Lynn county recently.
—That resPectable pail of Philadelphia
which resides in the; neighborlioed of Tenth'
and Pnie, is intensely - excited over the red
cent ibirible murder of ' Mre. Hill, and "the
neighborhood intensely . • respectable,
Bishop Stevens, Dr. Howe, pr.- Morton,
and many other clergymen residing within
'a square of the place. .
—Why the king of the barn yard was
christened turkey instead of . Persia or Ara
bia/
wears not prepared to state, but we do
know that at the' numerous fatally oilefiter
parties to-day, there will be i3ueli s division
of turkey as Poland in her agony never
dreamed of, and the noble bird, would be
eaten with as much relish)f% it were- called
India or. Algiers, and would probably ae-'
quire an additional zest if it were England
or Paraguay.
—Dr. Holland'has been to Switzerland,
where immense quantities of wine are drank,
and he row thinks that plenty of cheap
wine ii not, going to cure drunke:rmess in
this country.' If Dr. Holland 'were wise
a man as he sliays Vies to appear Lobe,
/ we should be' surprised at his assertions; as
It are not al all "aatenished.. In all
ages of the past- world, men who intended
to get drzuilz, could do it, and so it will be
in the &tun, bui whet a man am sit down
and dritsk a bottle of wine comfortably
without it affecting *rain the pocket or any
in head, a great mass of people is at' once
saved from much danger of drunkenness,
and we know, from personal experience,
that' two or three of the bottles of light
Swiis wines can be drank With, is much
- little apparent effect as ao much water, and
we have seen more drunkenness is three
days in Aperica, with her tempenlias socie
ties, than we have in as many ' weeks in
Switzerland with herlight'aiines;
. •
Private Habits of Horaee Greeley.
BY MARX TWAni OP TOS 'TEIBII:1103 6ras7
(Prep: 'Wittiest byttient the These.)
Mr. ,preeley gets up at three o'clock lathe
morning; for It is one of hid favorite mu
fins ti* oily earl' tieing am keel , the health
unirapaired and the brain vigorous. Be
then wakes up'all . the hOusehold and mem.
blesihem in the library, by candle light,
and, after quoting the beautiful lines:
to bed and early to Ate
Makes a.man healthy, , wealthy awl wise."
he appoints each individual's task for , the'
day, sets him at it with enconragin . g . words
and goes back to bed again.- Inemtion here,
in no fault finding spirit. init with the def.
erende justly- due a man who is older and
wiser and. - worthier than I, that he snores
awfully. In a Mloo2oilit of irritation once, I
was rash enonghlo say I never would sleep
with him:until lie broke himself` of - this un
fortunate, habit, - , I have kept my , word
vrithbigoted and unwavering determination.
'At half-Past eleven o'clock Hr. Greeley
rises again: He shaves himsel f. eiders that there is greatvirtne and economy'
in shavingikithsPlf Be does it witha dull
razor, 'sometimes humming a part of atone,
(he knciws partor a tune and takes aninno
cent delightin-regardbig it as the first half
of Old .Htuidredi bid 'parties familiar with
that hymn luivelhlt obliged to confess that
they could - not recognize it, and, therefore,
the noise he makes is 'doubtless an uncon
scions original aoinposition of Mr. Gree
ley%)- an soinetimes, j.when . the rtmor Is
especially dull, he accompanies Wit:melt with
a. formula- like this: "Damn the damned
razor, and the damned outcast who made
it." He then 'goes out into his model gar
den, and applies-his vast store of- agricul
tural knowledge to the amelioration of his
cabbages; after 'which he writes 'an able
agriculttl article for the instruction of
Amerlean • ferment,' his - soul cheered the
while with the-.reflection that if cabbages
were worth eleven dollars apiece Ids model
feria would pay. He next toes to break
fast, which is a, frugal, abstemious meal
with him, and consists of nothing.:-but put
such things as the market affords, - nothing
more. lie drinks nothing -but water—noth
ing .whatever bat water, and coffee, and-tea,
and - -13tietch'ale,'and lager-beer, and lemon
ade with ti fty in it-sometimes a•lthnsety
and sometimes a horse fly according to-the
amount of inspiration relildred to warm him
up to hie daily duties. During breakfast he
reads the Trine all qhrongli, ; and' en
joys :the" satisfaction of„ knowing that all
the brilliant things In it'.written by Young
arld.o9 o ket iird and myself,- are at
tnlited to him by a confiding and infernal
public.' ' After breakfast I he, .writes - short
editorial, and puts a large dash at the begin
ning of- it, thus (), which is the same
as if he put up H. G. after it, and takes a
savage pleasure in reflecting that some of ns
understrappers cannot use that dash, except
in profane conversation when chaffing over
the Outrage., He writes this editiortal in his
own han
d writing. He does it because, lie
is Elo vaLti of his penmanship. He "alisys
did.take an inordinate pride in his penman.
ship. He hired ont once, in his young
,d sye, as a writing master, but the enteprise
'f ailed. The pupilacould not translate his
remarks with any certainty. His first copy
was "Virtue is its own reward," and.hey
got it "Washing with soap is wholly;
stud," and so the trustees discharged him
for attempting to convoy had MOralti,
through the' medium of worse penmanship.
But, as I was saying,he writes his thinning
editorial. Then he trietttoreallit ever, and
can't do it, and so sends lit to the printers,
and they try to read it, and can't - do it c and.
BO they set t np.at random as you may say,
putting ik.What words they-ean make out,
and when they get-stuck on a long word
they put in "reconstruction" or "universal
suffrage," and - spar on and , paddle ahead,
sad next morning, if the? degraded public
mut tell what it Is about' they say' H. G.
wrote it,'and If they can't, they say it 10 one
PMWRGH GAZETIV:
of liumeriniliescle tmdinstrappers, and ,4hat
is the end of it. :%, -- , 1.
On Sunday Mr Greeley sits in a *MI:
neat pew In .Mr. Chaplit'S (ink* tincil lets
on to lieisitteii; and the. conmathni.re.,
girds it AS WI eccentricity of genius. When
he is going to apperdinpublic„Mr. Gredey
speeds two houraron his4oilette. ;He lathe!
most pair-taking and - num about
geWng up his dress that livess-M, America.
This Is his cbiefest and:.pleatanterit foible.
He pits on his old white overceat stratums
:the collar.- Hepumon &soiled shirt, mied
from the Washy and leaves one end\ if 'the
collar unbottoned . Be pits On hls\ Most
dihiP.l4l.ttell 4.tsltmte it wrontstde.b.e*Cr ,
puts it on the bask isibii lies rind 'faultiest
extra dent in the side of it He pitts on his `
most atrocious boats and spends fifteen min
utes in - tucking the:left leg of his.pants into
his . hoot top in what shall - seem !the
most - careless and unstudied !wa y.
But his cravat—it is into the r
rangement of his cravat that he throws all
his soul all= the powers of his great mind.
Aftertlim* g it for forty minutes before the .
4 . 18S5 it-;is perfect-Tit is askew- every way
it. oNerflovrs Ms coat cellar on one side land
sinks into obliVion an. the - other—it climbs
and it delves around about _hisneck+the
knot is corispienously displayed underhis
ear, and It stretches one of its long ends
,right:out horizontally, and the other gees
hi 3
r his eye -in the good old Toodle's
fashion; and then, completely and marvel
lously appareled, Mr. Greeley Strides forth,
rolling like a sailor, a miracle of astounding
coitbmery, the awe and wonder'of th na
'eons. But.l haven't time to tell of th rest
Of his private habits. Suffice that•he az
upright and an honest man—a useful man to
his nation and his generation—a faint=
man who has justly earned his celebrity—
/and withal the worst dressed:man in tins or
aqy other country, even thong I he I does
take so thundering much pains and put on
se many frills about it. ' . 1
DENTISTRY
TEETH EXTRACTED
WTTEIOVT PAIN
350 D 011ARell KAHN WEST(
. ARS ONDIMSD.
♦ /TILL Mr YOB Sig
AT DR.- SCOTT'S.
*TS rani Wraarr, iD DOOZ ZHOU
Aftroarguutsmuc%Fism..
GAS =MURES,
WELDON & KELLY, I ,
lummomitirer sad wbasinu rossien
Lamps, Lanterns, Ohandeyers,
'AND :LAMP COODe.
cuaws AND, vcrinucArute pas.'
• N 0.147 Wood Street.
iterat Betessa eta and eta Ar;aasa.
CEMENT, SOAP MONA" acct.
Eir ar gLUIVIC =WIT.
mumui..aninnr:
WATIR
sami:ore
MEM eigENT DIM PIPE.
Cheaaest sad but Pip. la las ket. Also. 80-811.3fDA14
811.3fDA14 liii:tAutic • Srt sale.
a. a. ak a. A.
Owe
d liamarodorti-dl4O ItT.BZCCA 8?..
gany. an
1T Orders try no/1 promptly a 'WO ttended
va. • OS
± 7411 atail i4a) P'Ji;.a a
NOTIC E—Tbe _subscriber re
aueenv4ibtfortaVls
his sew stand. -
NO. 61 WOOD STREET;
Lafayette Hall Balldlig, where can ts• tr 4 fresh
every day; a flee and large assortment of
le - Aimeis..sixo
or all
„ PETER SIOLRECRER:
au.Orders for pude* will be sapollegaltbe sbort
eat wake. . nolard.
urarl FAROE BEAVEN, •
, NANCIPACIVIUM OT I •
OILCAN CANDLES AND TASTERS,
And denier In ari kinds of FR IntlrE, 1110 E.
LES, 81130223. JELLIES, AG.. ic•
_ 112 EEDERAL WT., Alitylitemy.
H ENR I yir.nowucE ! . .,l
Confectionery and Bakeri
sto. soo awning= ernarr,
Betveen Seirettgi end Liberty.
srueDfmr oirwriP. SALOON Utica . itta.
PIANOS. 9RGANS, BXi
'VIVI THE BEST AND CHEEP.
J.F. MST PIANO Wrik OMAN.
Sehonutelum's Gold lasi Piano,
A00. , 47 : Ey . 1icipk0 . ..044.
The BOHOMAOKILk. PIANO ocanblner ell the
Latest valuable tolPrOtemeute known in the eon
'Unction of strst class insumnent. and hex alwalys
been awarded the highest prellum where're; ex
hiblted. ; Its tone is full, senoroniand sweet. TO*
'pprkominsbip, Rir durability and beauty, swats
an others. Prices host 650 to WO. (wmotling to
style and ihthlka otLeaPer than al l'nther Sc-°1111 "
int class num • ,
. EBTErB OOTTAWS ORGAN
Stands at the head of all reed instramenta Imo*
duping the most perfect pipe quality of tone of any
similar Instrument in the United States. It Is aim.
pie and compact in.oonktructlon. and not liable to
t order.
get
PATENT .."101 RITILLITA
TREMOLO" is only to- be found in this Onus .•
Prim from $lOO to Or. All guakateed fordye
• BABB, /MAKE tIitIiECTLER,
• BT. GLAIR STREET.
KNABE & COBS • ,
AND , HAINES BROS. PIANOS,
Tor sale on monthly and quarterly payment&
ananunurn szannii,
• oe si • '44 rlfth 'treat. Bola *ent.
E=R iiMi) PERFUMERY.
JOHNPECE/4.bruant' entsil Bahr
WOBXXig AND PRMIVRIZI4
Third Eolith* 1 pi
0611 litre r n Er e at t searr i t i l ft e riti VaLtleg .
0 :bat LLU11iz611101122231:/tattlVibT
Am . %Algood s• Womb •be WWI
Ladies'. and 6entattong4 gar Cutting' Appel.
the newest manner. . • . mom,
MtO)I3OTEI.
'BABA MOSS '
raprf nousz AI3BOOUTIOX suumnsteo, , os.
Lind Ett. CIA& Street, pittitfagb,l4. Specie)
attention given to the designing and,b4ll4lng of
001INT,HOITEMB sad I PUBLIC BtIILDINGL I
THVESDAT, NOVEMBER, 26. 1
E:73
!sue
Mo. 1
itUMIST it. comm.
so Wood stmt.
TitThanNes AND warm:
A.CRITING *EIDE lc CO;
. • .
61K11 CONSEILMILY 01101111 G
NEW WINTER 'GOODS.
L.LDIID3 .11101180 ITEBTIS Alkl) DBAWBLa
CHILDREN'S MERINO' DRESSES.
GIINTS.ISD D RAWERS; 31111.13e0
ANRAWEits;''
HOOD!3 Al 9)
.CIAMIES. -
. A PULL Lai OP
WOOLEN HOSIERY.;
LADLIL4.II.,iLMORALS„ white and dark; GRETS ,
Isocgd, waits and dark.
THE GRAND' 'DUCHESS SKIRT. • '
Abs theI3OII7LECTAUD, In all the newest styles.
. .
Ia IiCHH I BIKIRTES we have the neW
66
3r.:. - E3fi''3Ezottki.l4:io;
bell in Mails; ;
In Gloves we have a fall same,
cALF, CLOTII and AMBIr.O.
//2•Parer Cellars for Ladies and \ Gents. A tel
of Yarn lc all Colors.
Yarn Linea and Lace iltuireetreclua.,dLien:ran
Lace 'Cellars, ILnibrelderies sad Tatting', Onions
of all tlnds. . . 1
,
Gr.YD E Co.,
'!S and SO Market Street.
,
now
GREAT
DUCTION IN
'ND BONNETS;
HATS
11E5
HORNEC COS.
JOSEPH
MILLINERY COORS,
myszotivi.i.vms, BOICNTT SAMS,
BQNNET AND SASH RIBBONS, PLUMB!!
• AND FLATS S.
Also, offers large and fresb masoning:it of
; WOOLEN GOOD'S,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS_, IND BOSIERY.
FURNISHING GOODS.
BOULEVARD. SHIRTS,
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
aid & thllltne of notloas ' ;and small varelat !Owen
Eastern prices.
\ •
Wioreitile and Retail,.
77 AND 79 .2tEARKETSTERET.
nal
:a tr oti °ALB,
MANTIC SIMER - CORDIAIL,
An IntalMde remedy_frti Itesnin or Contglatati Dige
r etera Ira r tory. Vodttag, Boar Stomach and
Dl 111 1 1 1 11 g i: 1 CRIMP CUM,.
A speelde tbr Motels, Cramps and Pain n
Monad ". far sale by 1
HARRIS are EWING
'
_
Corner Liberty and Wayne Streets,
AGYENTS S`oll
J. SOHOONILUDIRKers
PURE WHITE LEAD
'BICCOIPEI VINIDITER
-
The only green paint that `will not deteriorate by
extenure. It will look better, last longer and gin
mort e lierftbet, utter:get/on than any paint' In the
][ArVirEIEUPOOL '
.
ALEX. MACRAE •
•
in.o•2s anis atiias? 701 \
atoplieallis Dim,* Dree.ollllo. Peerfutons
amid Produce of, OMIT slamielptiOre.\
Business conducted on one-halt the tams of oche
houses.
The American transactions n Livemsool alone ex
tool London ands the ports of uropo outs o.
Weekly Cinders. Commercial Advice*. Cable
Messages. £c" ,n application. , semis
SEWING I!IULORINES.
THE GREAT AMERICAN _ CORI
BWAT/ON. -
• I BUTIONdIOP OTEIVIELID34I
AND SEVIriNG MACE.
•
rr jam it? imiTAL,
BZINH ABSOLUTELY.THE' BEST rat.auLy
brAVINIC IN '_I'BE./iy_ORLD,
_AND N.
TEINOIOALLTITRE CHAPEST.
aregedts wanted to Yell this Machine:
.oPLittge
A~eat for 43A.TASZAWIZaji.
Horner Firm MAAVET 1111 5 1 M . over
illehardeon , e Jewelry Store. . '
BILLIARD TAB 1.
OTANDAIRD
la • •
AMERICAN )3114,1ARD *ABM,
AID 001EIDIATION OMD3IOIIB,
Vndlsputably the best in use. NEW IMPP.CVE
DIENTR,' Patented Noy,. Silth, MST, and April
SW, 1868. Everything relating to bil li ards of the
best quality and lowest priers always on hand.
OUr NEW CUE TRIMMER, Patentelldity sth,
1905, prier $51.60—a great success.
uhisUnted prior lists sent on aptilleatlon: Address
PHELAN & !COLLENDEIL
03,48 i 87 siid 80 0110881 . sr.. Now York City
ma:rent - ,
_N 6.,
.3 k . aa
13EUCEIVAL BECKETT )
DIMOILINIOAZI ENGINEER,
And ,Solluiteor Patents.
(Late °CP. F. W. & C. EailwaT.)
. ,
once, Npil O FEDERAL MEET. Room No. M
it intim. P. P.O. Box ISO, ALLE,C2HEITY CITY.
. . CHINSIti, of all descriptions, designed.
LAST FIIREAR_L and ROLLING. MILL DRAW
08 tarnished. varticalm_Mtention paid to de.
a Ing.COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES. Patents con.
i t t
d entul t ya s itolicited.. air An : ZVENINii DRAW.
LSO R 0 tar mechanics, every - WEDNESDAY
221012 • , aounta
LITHOGRAPHERS.
BINA UNG11111LIG• . • • CUM
cIING Y &CLEM, Illitccasors
pp,W oso. P. Souvosaux Co.
TRAOI'ICAL irrsosaiwenzles.
The otteam Lithograptile Establishment Wen
albs *sundae. Busbies' Cards Letter . 'leads,
Bonds, bels, Circulars, Show Cards,
'Diptomas.
gartilue Views, Certificates of Deposits !nem.
Com Cards, itc., Nom. IS sad 7* Thir d :Ayes%
PlUsitulk.
Dais GOOD&
•54
• .
KITTMING
EXTRA HEAVY
Baihred,
A Vila LARGE STOOK,
Nom cofre•rea,
IN GOOD STYLES.
N'ELROY
9
DICKSON .
& CO.
WHOLESALE. -
*k'lT 001-C)01),3,
elogeg
WOOD STREET.
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0 otT
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WATIMPEDOY-all colors and qualities.
CASSIXERICS-tor Men's and Boys , Wear.
LADIES , CLOAEING ES-Large assortment.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
IRISH porrAns -41.00 per yard. •
VELOUS POPLIN&
-SILK POPLINS. .
PALZEILt CLOTH-for Salts.
BLACK SICILIAN MISTIMES.
BLACK AND ooLoßtro sacemn CLOTHS-
Large variety. -
VELVETEENS-;-forSalta.
S.LECTItIC CLOTHS. • •
Large assortment of PLAIDS.
Fall stock of DRESS GOODS. at Lowest Eastern
MODOIIE F. PIMI'S' •
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87 2WUEE'T srzgEr.
NEW. GOODS.
NEW, ALPACCAL
NEW JEOHAIit.
BLACK 'SLUM '
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
F. SOUtY, .
Ilr Re. 168 Wylie Btreet,..ja
108. - 168.
FLOUR.
Mil
PHIAL ELL piny FLOB.
naidn. MILL Th e ee.Stespreen Brand, equal to
FRENCH 'FAMILY FLOUR.
This Float will only be section when especially
' BLU E BRAND,
Equal to beat 13t. Louis.
•
PEARL' KILL9,E 2 ? ci NU),
to best Ohio roar.
WHITE coy.* MOUE AND CORN MEAL.
R. T. UMW/ &MO.,
Allegheny, Sept. 9.1888. Psalm MILL. -
FLOUR! FLOW/
sh ground Old Wheat Flour.
White Star Mills, for amity ue.
Riverside Mill, or Bakers.
Stone Mill for Bake.
Ontario Mill. for Bakers.
Monitor Kill, for Bakers.
E
lty ei h lx ‘ 'lnVtd, iFrov iy Flour.
litu r rßiver Family Flour.
OF 'NEW WHEAT.
Plainview Mills Fancy St. Louts.
Tea Rosa Milts • do •
, Olarke's Best Bakers pions,
Keystone Mills do. •
• '.oorotiett Mills dc
For sale by
LANG a CO,,
mai ' llss and 114 WOOD ST.
WALL PAPERS.
EW
WALL PAPERS,
For Hallo, Ittrioro cm4Chcimbers,
NOW OPENING, AT
107 Market St., near Filth Ave.,
HUGHES I BRO.
row ,
CARPETS .AND; OIL CLOTHS.
DRIJerpETS AND •
CRUMB CtOTEtS,
In L 1.1 1 .64,06 pattiorks ouidtaight *Wei Ascl al vim
11WFAIDILAND &
Nos 4-
71 AND 73 FIFTH AlfX3llll.
CHEAP, ALL WOOL,!
IWGEtAIN V.A.IIP.I3I7•LcaI.
at Mi. - balvtr recall!' rata'. A
f ow-plelpee stab.*
twenty-11a par teat. teas Viaa maaattialtasals paw.
eatprice: •
NPFAIILA.NII I & COLLINS;
nos -- VI MID virrst - Avaisini.
• •
CIAIIPETS--
•Ms saw min or - •
N s
PATTERNS
error ofitret ya
this shy: ot, toe Lovfzir Irstot,L
IN , FAItLAIIII & COLLINS, ,
71 nad 73 FIFTH ATI=
WE INVITE A
CONIPAIMON Orol3ll STOCE
AND PRDDES with any, holm la P 301,19117116
Phtladelphla or New lt.or. I
IPFARLAND - & COLLINS . :( ,
- : • 71 and 73 Filth. live
FATAL. .STO
NEWEST STYLES ! 1*
TAPESTRY AND BODY . BRUSSLS,
TWO AND THREE P.L.•
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'ARPETS I ,
ALL WOOL ILIORAINS, in great T . . .
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COMMON CARPETS,
AT VitRY LOW MOM
IrRUGEIETS, all Widths.
MEDALLION DEUGOETS,
• VTLEMOR eRADR23.
Oar stock Is the Larsen sad most des able
have ever offered to the trade. • •
BOVA.RD, ROSE & CO.,
21 FirEtiIiTREET.
selo:ditwr
F ALL GOODS. 1,
FDIST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
A 7BLL A/3130R=M 07
Velvet, '
Itriassels,
Tapestry,
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Three
And ingrain'
40.41oEliz9FIrs; .
artzer OPENED AND' °M END, AT TEE
. LOWEST *ATES. •
II'OLINTOOI & 00.,
0111
~3io: Rs Fifth FBtreeti
ND MOUVAL
SIN
CAUPETS,
NEW DRUGGETS,
NEW rimr4=G,
BEILLIAIT 0171.0114
1 14 YARDS TO 4 YARDS WIDE.
BORDERED AND Br TEN YARD
M'CilLUld BROTHERS,
- 51 FIFTH AVENUE.
oc12:
I.trpcsgai
FORT PITT
LUMBER COMPANY,
CAPITAL
- $1.26,000.
Paßsoxist—RDWAßD DITHRIDGY.
ascRsTART—T. A. WRIGHT. .
13IIrrammumurz—RDW.DAVISOR.
DraMCTOBII: -
XBward Davison,l L. P. Duncan,'
John _ ' E. D. Dithrldie.
tieto. W. Ditertdjte, Et. L. *eon" (
. . B.
Johnston. •
ErI.I7MBEZ YA3D--Cortter of
BUTLER AND LUMBER STREET.
- NINTH WARD.
OPPICP. AT rout PITT GLASS *olllo.4aala
. n Street. • .1120:193 -
UMBER! LUMBER! ERI
ALEXANDER PATTERSON.
Dealer ',mall ',lnuits et Lumber:
ON HAND AND O$ BALE ,
1.000.000 feet Dry Pine Boards;
160,00 U feet and A inch Clear Plank:
30,000 feet Dry 135 inch Common Plalitt
30,000 feet WY 1 and* lath Oak:
35,000 feet Dry ag, and 3 inch .I.ah,
5,000 feet Dry A, lah, 31n. Cherry &If ,
30,000 feet Dry I,lh, Si and 3 la th Poplar:
10,000 feet Dry ralar Sc&alling ul i tu
-350„000 feet Hemlock Joists and it
456,000 N0.11.1.8-Inch Shingle', sawed; • .
256,000 No. 116-Inch (Shingles, salred,•
40,000 No. 116-Incht3hingles, seised;
40,000 Flee Brick;
1,000 Flee Tile. ' •
100 Tone Flee Clay; . ' • ,
Panne—No. PItEBIX, STREET.. • Dumas
Manchester, and 167 REBECCA, STREET, oPPG
alte the this Worts. Allegheny City. .nom
DICCANI)L33BB & CO.,
V /Latelurk, Our IS C 0.,/
WHOLES/MX DX/11M /X
Foreign sand Domestic Da Ekx;ds,
Do. 94 WOOD EITRIDIT, •
damoad aller, F f
PITTBIIIIOII, rit*
Tbird door above