Gaytit.
Ets
.11ENEW.S6
• ,mbles succeed.
volution in Mexico. •
to have a new magazine.
• has plenty of grasshoppers.
4 is going to do Chase inanarlile.
7fibb sisters seem to be irkirrook-
cent census gives Rada 700,824
ago restaurant waiters . are called
-;::::ins..
... , 1 i
- Caro, Illinois, has some luscious ripe
- . '
he two headed negress is now in the
k, :-.. tent City. -,.
• - Judy thinks a bank note the best illus
.. ed paper out ' ,
--Madame Anne Bishop - has been Mar
-. 64 in Australia.
--Snow-is eighteen inches deep up about
'Marquette; lificidgan, .
I • —*OM° a month is what . Cincinna - ti
spends owamusements.
L. —lowa has one thousand six hundred and
eighty miles of railway.
. • --Nine hundred is the number of tiro
wives - of TUrlrey's Sultan. .
—An earthquake proof house is the ideal
of Sin Franciscan inventors.
--Grimes has no hopes of returning to
the U. S. Senate from lowa.
—Brigham Young does object to the use
of lorgnettes in his theatre. -
—Wagners music is fashionable in St.
Petersburgh, especially Tturnhauser.
,--Fanny Kernble's copy of Shakespeare
"was once.the property of. Mrs. Siddons.
—A new volume of the translations made
by the Earl of Derby is to be published.
—The Lowell Courier says Thanksgiving
week 'always gives it a feeling of mince
piety.
—Califonsia has one woman to three men,
lievada has one to eight and Colorado one to
twenty. .
—Galieston claims to have more drinking
saloons than any.other town of its size in the
country. ' - . - ' I
- —Pechter, _the Frenchman who plays
Handet inEnglish, is to come to America
late intim Spring.
. .
sox* tons of rock in San Franciseo
Harbor were moved by twelve tons of pow
der in one bleat, the other day. . /
—Gustave Dore is one of the , Party of
sixty-seven invited to visit the Imperial
family of France at Compiegne:"
--Harrison, the once :renowned tenor of
the , Pyntrand Harrison opera troupe is dead.
He departed on the 9th. ,Aged 55.
• —J. S. Clarke has niet with great success
in London, and: yet' America has half a
dozen, at least, of better comedian& •
—Will the weather-wise get. up another
dispute as to - whether this delightful weather
we have been'enjOing is Ifidiansummer or
not ~/ . . • , i
—One/day -last 'week a hunter. - nest
- • Thelnastown, Indiana, killed;'nine Wild
turkeys and three hundred , and eight
' sqturrels.
.-An exchange whispers to anxious office
,
. , seekers that the'very softest thing in Wash
-: ingtola is the present head of the Navy De
,
partment. - .
—1,000,000 tons °nay, 1,000,000 bushels
.
' of corn, 200,000 bushels of wheat and a
little fruit is the crop reportliona Maine for
the season just closed. ' 1
—The Chinese invented paper money.
;" The question is what. would we have done
for greenbacks if the Chinese inventor had
auppressed his inventive talents ? -
—One Receiver occupies and possesses the
New York portion of the Erie road, and
another takes the New Jersey line. Penn
sylvaniashould name a third fiii our part of
the concern.
—Arr old man named Harris' and aged
, seventy-eight years, committed .suicide by
- -shooting himself through the heart at Cold
water, Miehigan last Monday. Cause tem-
PararY lunacy- -" - _
-"-General Gnmt, when in Philadelphia,.
• called on the old .Horace '.-Binnet, who is
. now- eighty-eight years of age. There are
'-- several other Horace Binueys, but the old
one is.the Horace.:
—The' office of Tycoon seems to have
. been suppressed. in Japan. and the Mikado
has been crowned "temporal, as well as spir- .
' itual Emperor. Revolution seems to range ,
; throughout the whole world. .
—On Wednesday evening, Rev. Stephen
„,
. "ii. Tjrag- lectured to a small audience in
• Cincinnati.‘ The, Commercial of that city
expresses surprise at the small size of the •
congregation. So did Mr. Tyng.
.LThe "Armies of the•Cutnberland, Ten
,
nessee and Georgia". are to hold a reunion
at Chicago December 15th, Sherman mak
ing the opening address i - .)f welcome. and all
the prominent officers: and some two; thou
sand soldiers are 9speCted to be present.
' -,;Arthur Sketchily says a yoturg lady in
• A.
' Boston, in. peaking of - the common asked
him, "Did fort went there ?" -This, 'Arthur
gives ass specinien of the style of cbnversa
tion among. Boston ladies. We illiquid take
• it as a specimen of the style of cempany he
kept when in that city. ---,----
, —A great novelty is photographs on silk
- for medallions •
on softie, arm-chairs and
cushions It will be quite a suggestive idea
~ for a.grand-daughter to give her sire a bol
ster with her sweet rounded features upon
it, and ten toone the< old gentleman would
sleep all the better with her cheek next to
: his. ,/.
-7Ban Francisco boa an artful dodger who
pretends to bo a widow In' reduced cltcum-
Agances, with a few relics of her former
\\ \u
t wealth in the shape of some handsome arti.
des ofjeweiry, which die requests a loan
porf. Sympathizing merchants give her
• what shessks only to discover jater that the
widOW \ and her jewelry are' composed
chiefly of brass.
—The British Museum added four hun
Bred volumes of printed and manuscript
boobs to its library by the Abyssinian con.
quest. These , were selected from some four
41tQUOI:Sid ACUS: Qr Wittat are believed to ix
more than .two hundred years'old. Those
which the liuseum did not wait were re
turned to the Abyssinian priest.s.
—The scandalous article for which Pot-
Isrd, the Richmond editor, was assassinated,
is said to have been written by a reporter,
and was inserted -without his knowledge.
Butit is equally true that the editor suffered
the=subsequent days to pass without a cor
rection or retraction. His killing was sim
ply a. murder, even under the F. F. V.
"code of honor."
—The race of noble women has not died
out yet, and don't seem to be',in.any . danger
of so doing. . Mrs.. Fry, Florence 'Nightin
gale and Miss Dix distinguished and distin
guish themselves by personal 'sacrifices.
ThonsandS of American • women quietly,
and nobly worked daring the late war, and
thousands now devote themselves to charit
able purposes, and it is hitt occasionally that
a, name of one of thenT comes prominently
before the public. Mils Wilson, of Frank
lin county, Pennsylvania, has achieved
enviable fame by her recent munificent
gift of thirty thousand dollars to the Carlisle
Presbytery, to aid in establishing a college
for the education of girls at Chambersburg.
The giver desired that her name should re
main secret, but such a light
.refuses to be
bidden under any bushel.
Bananas.
Any, one who recollects the importance
-assigned by the late Mr. Buckle to bananas
as an element of the food of many will read
with interest the following extract we clip
rom a letter to the Philadelphia Ledger,
from Brazil:
The mostwonderful production of this
and all tropical countries, in my estimation,
is the ',linens and its synonyro„ the plantain.
We have half a dozen varieties, each with
peculiar flavor and qualities. Some ,grow
only eight or ten feet high, others twenty.
The stalks are from six to twelve inches
thick, but almost as soft and succulent‘ss
celery. Each of them, bears . a bunch of
bananas, and only one, when it is cut down
with a stroke of She spade : to secure =the
fruit and give place to other stalks ; and so
they_ zrow and ripen perpetually the year
round. A great traveler has calculated that
the plaintain on one acre-of grotind, will
produce as much food as one hundred and
thirty : three acres of wheat, or forty-four
of potatoes. This food is the principal re
liance of the poor, and a luxury for all. It
is good raw, roasted, baked and indeed in
.every form; and is equally relished In, all
domesticated fowls and animals who cl,our
fruit, leaves, stalks and all with gret avi
dity: It requires but a single planting for a
lifetime; putting_ in the ground a single
sprout from the banana; patches at S. distance
of twenty or • thirty feet from each
other, and on ground that is always calcu
lated to spare for the purpose, because it is
impossible to extirpate.the root. The one
stock gives more—epzinging.outc from the
sides in the ground perpetually, and in a few
Tears covering the intervening spaces, till
the whole surface becomes a forest of fruit
and foliage, with scarcely room to pass
through the cool overhanging . arches. A
banana or, a banana.patch is a beautiful
sight, with the stalks and their produce in
all stages of perfection, the broad leaves
waving in the, breeze and fanning in lazy
repose, while. the bodies of the trees bend
under their luscious burdens, and would
often break down with the weight, except
from the neighboring support. 'There are a
hundred-or two of bananas on a bunch, like
grapes, and the bunches are generally as
much as a stout man can carry. They
should always be cut as soon as the fruit is
matured—but while the skin is yet green=
and hung up in the shade to turn yellow;
which improves the flavor. It takes about
a year for_stalks and fruit to mature from
the first planting, but then there is never
any more trouble with the crop—scarcely
any hoeing or working; no culture—only
"slay and eat." -Certainly it is the greatest
boon ever bestowed on the indolent tropics.
A native, swinging-in his hammock, with a
bunch of ripe bananas hanging in. reach on
the one aide and a smouldering fire on the
other, by which he may light his little
cigar without getting up, is a most perfect
picture of contentnient. •
• Judging hy„Appearanees.
Some Tears ago there arrived at the Cata
ract House, Niagara Falls, an odd:looking
man, whose appeanuice and deportment
were quite in contrast with the crowds of
well dressed and polished figures which
adorned that celebrated resort. He seemed
to have jest sprung from the woods; his
dress, which was made of leather, stood
dreadfully in need of repair, apparently not
having felt the touch of a needle, for many
a long month..: .A worn.out blanket, that
might have served for a bed, was buckled
to his shoulders; a large knife hung on one
side, balanced by a long rusty tin box on
the other, and hie beard, uncroppeil, tangled
and coarse, fell down upon' his bosom r as i(
to counterpoise the weight of the thick dark
locks that supported themselves on his back ,
and shoulders. This being, strange to
,the
spectators, seemingly half civilized,haltsav
age, pushed his"steps into the sitting/room,
unstrapped his little burden, iinietly looked
around for the landlord; and 'then modestly
asked for breakfast. The host at first drew
back with evident repugnance krreceive
this uncouth' form among hie genteel
visitors, but a few words w,hispered in his
ear satisfied him, and the stranger took his
place in the company, some shrugging their
shouldere, someitaring, some laughing oat-,
right. Yet there was more in that one man
than in the/Whole company. .He had been
entertained, with distinction , at the tables of
princes; learned societies, to which the like
of envier belonged, had boWed down to
welcome his presence; Kings had been com
plimented when he spoke to them; in short,
he was one whose fame will , be growing
brighter when the fashionables who laughed
at him, and many much greater than they,
shall have been forgotten. From every
hill , top and deep, shady grove the birds,
those bloisoms of the air, will sing his
name. The little wren will pipe it with her
niatin hymn; the oriole carol it from the
slender grasses of the meadows; , the turtle
drive roll it through the secret forests; the
many-voiced mocking bird pourlt along the
air; and the Imperial eagle, the bird of Wash
jagton, as ho sits far up on the blue moun
tains, will scream it to the tempests and the
stars. He was Jahn J. Audubon, ornithol
ogist. •
In-onowirto;Naas.—We.. know . our
readers who are troubled with in-growing
nails wiii thank us for the following cure:
Cauterization by hot tallotits an intmediare'
'cure for in-growing nails. nit a small
piece of tallow in a spotin, and heat it over
a lainp`untilit becomes very hot, and drop
two or three drops between the nail and the
granulations. The effect is almoit magical.
Pain and tenderness are at, once relieved,
and in a few days the granulations all go,
leaving the diseased parts dry, so as to ad
mit of being pared without any Inconven
ience. The operation causes little pain if
the tallow is prwerly heated.' Our experi
ense warrants Ifs in re9ommending it as a
tll9:Conalt oen.
,
PITDRURGH . GAZETTE : SATURDAY; NOITEM.BER 2
DENTISTRY
TIMM EXTRACTED
wrrniatm pen!: I
NO CHANGE MADE WEBS ANITIMAL.
=NM ARE ORDIBED.
A TOLL NET POE •••
AT DR. SUOTT'I3.
nu PENN MEET, ED DOOR ABOVE NAND
ALL WO=WABNAN'IItD. CALL AND IM
AM= arzow.rau or GiINIIDD3 VULCAN
• msealat-T
GAS FIXTURE
WLLDON & KELLY, . H
• lianaSkiettssure and Wheleeale Detiers lit
Lamps Lanterns,Chandeliers _ ,
AND LAMP COODiS - :
.Alsa; beim* AND Ltrznicsavvi
33E1NZINE,
_SIS . Z474 • ,
N 0.147 Wood..§treoi.
ee9:n42. Before/in Bth' and 6th Avenues.
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, ace.
41 30. 111BAULIC CEMENT.
eQoss
mama, =row Tons.
WATER PIPER.
MACRUM, OLYDE & CO.,
1
Ann coNsr.urnx OPENING •
•
NEW• . WINTER GOODS.
f *
LADIES' MERINO VESTS AND DRAWERS,
CHILD LEN'S MERINO bRESSES.
GENTS SCARLET MERINO
SHIRTS AND,ORAWERS,
01ILDBE6IS HOODS AND • CLOAKS.
A FULL-LINE OR
WOOLEN HOSIERY:
LADIES' FiAimort.u.s, white and dark; GENTS'
SOCKS, none suidark..
THE GRAND :DUCHESS SKIRT.
•Alsci the BOULEV.satp, In alfthe newest styles.
In HOOP SKIRTS we have the new
66 Le • 3P'ziaaler, 51
both In Walking and Reception Skirts.
In Gloves we have fsiarielßits SHER r,ive L m .i n2 Rl(
of i t r ai ! :l7 itnetTco'rf:. i iirladAffst:ll and Country
Yarn. Linen and Lace Handkercei. Cs, Linen add
Lace Collars. Embroideries and Tattlngs; linttoiss
of all Linda.
•
CLYDE . & CO..
'IS and SO Market Street.
nol9
NO. SOOSMITHTIELD STREET.' G REAT REDUCTION 1
Betweei Seventh and Liberty. I
$r16:00
HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN PIPL
fCheapest and hest Pipe la the market. Also, BO
BILNDALE. HYDRAULIC CEMENT for sale.
B. B. at 0. BBOFEETT & CO.
Moe and Manufactory-914a 11/IBYCCA. ST.,
Allegheny. 4? Orders by mail promptly attended
to.. - je=r3,3
CONFECTIO
1- OT I CE—The substriber re
speethilly informs his riends and the public
t at he Is now prepared to receive teem as usual at
his new stand,
NO. 81 WOOD STREET,
Lafayette, Hall .Bntldln,, where be hid fresh
every day, a due and large assortmenf of
CAIKES AND BREAD,
of all descriptions. Hmt constantly on hand the
BILSI CORFECTIOnERY in the city. •
"PETER SHILDECILF 4 _ It.
..114P•Orders for 'patties will be notated at the short
est notice. • not:zel
GIISOBGE BEAVER,
MAIIIITACIVEZIZ OF
CREASE CANDIES AND TAFFIES,
And dealer In all lands of FRUITS, .1977% PICK
LES, BA.UCLEi..JALLIES, dcc., at.
119 FEDERAL ST.,-Allegheny
HENRY W. HORITACH,
Confectionery and Bakery
AGIPLADIES , OYSTER SALOON attached.
PIANOS. ORGANS. &C.
137113T1:ff0 BEST AND CHEAP'
Schomaeker's Gold Medal Piano,
AND' ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The 501301fACIPOr PLA.NO combines all the
latest valuable_ Improvements known in the
_con
struction of allrat clasetestpuaent. and ha always
been awarded the highest Premium wherever ex
hibited. Its tone is full, sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship. for. durability and beauty, 'Opus
all others. Prices from $3O to $l5O. (according to
style and Ankh.) cheaper than all other so-called
Irst claas Piano.
RETRY'S COTTAGE ORGAN
•
Stands at the head of all reed instruments. In pro
ducing the most perfect plpe quality of tone of any
similar Instrument In the 'United States. It is elm.
pie and compact In construction, and not liable to
get out of order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT " VOX ITITMANA.
TREMOLO'? Is only to be found, in this .Orgar
Price from $lOO to PAO. All Ituarauteed for five
years.
BARR, SNAKE &
BNABE & CO.'S
AND HAINES BROS. PIANO,
For sale on monthly and quazterly p7menta.
orunrATTE BLUME, °
oal
GLASS, OBINA,,,CUTLER
100 WOOD'ISTREILT
CHINAA,LASS AND
• 3/
Bollll3lllAll GLASS,
And other STAPLE AND FANCY
GOODS, a great variety.
100 WOOD EITSEET.
RICHARD E. BREED & CO.
100 WOOD• STREET.
rrFri; T•M'3l',W=
TLEGELI
,/`
(Lite ßa CutrrWith W.' geirpezbelde,)
75..vaLcktAsirr/TArraoit,
No. 53 3mithseld/itreet, Pittsburgh
sess:ysit /
NEW FAI I II.4IOODEL •
A splendid new abet of
crx4o.rn9.CIASSESEEIREIS,dr.o,
HENRY METER.
just received by
lett Merchant Taller. 73 Smithfield 'street.,
WALL PAPERS,
N EW
W*.ALL., PAPERS,
For Italia, Parlors atu:4 Chambers,
NOW OPENING, AT
107 Market Sit., near Fifth Ave.,
JOS. it. HUGHRS & BRO.
QM
PAINTER,
No. 45 OHIO STREET, Allegheny,
Thankful for the former very liberal patronage be.
stowed upon me, I assure my friends and *he pablie
generally that, in the future as to the past, I ahall
endeavor diligently to merit a continuation of the
sit sie,,and will be , always at the Ilion froml to 9
,
.
KENNY'S. COLLINS,
55 Wood street.
tzs
No. 12 ST. CLAIR STREET.
43 Fifth rtreett. Sole /*gene:
ENSWARE,
PLATED WARE,
STATUETTES,
PAINTERS.
• `.47) ":.
11LICREM , -. &AIRLINE .
9
.
NO. 19 FIFTH AVENUE;
,
. . .
, . . ,
THr NEW SKIRT,
. . . .
• , .
"LE RANIER PEEFECTION. ••
• THE FA VORITE. •. "THE POPULAR,"
"THE RECEPTIoN." 1
• ' THOMPSON•SMWTN SPRING, •
WINGED ZEPHYR , '
r ----
"GLOVE FITTING ," CORSETS AND PAT
ENT f•PANIERS." '
THE NEW GORED OVER SKIRT, "BELLE
HELEN'E,•• richly embroidered; in elegant street
or Skiii ik ng Skirt.
nic RIBBONS FOR BOWS, SCARFS AND
5!, , 11 4. ,
r v . w R iIi s T . R P I L P Tr E mE S AN , D RA P T L S A A T F .
BoicNm - Ts.
6 TINS ,all shades vnd widths.
AN
~+
ADLE AND CHILDREN'S MS LNO UNDER
!iV
hurt •
hest 'and latest novelties in GIMPS,
FRING AND BUTTONS. j j.
We especially direct attention to the great excel
lence of the HARRIS SEAALa.ESS (Roalliont KID
GLOVES" over ad others. and for winch we are the
Sole Agents.
__
A complete line of GENTLEMEN'S, "STAR".
SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS. GLOVI-S, HALF HOSE,
UNDERSHIRTS ANL/ DRAWERS. j
SELLING AGENTS FOR LOCKWOOD'S PATER
GOODS; and all other popular wakes.
1111.elinf & CIBIASLB .
9
N 0.19 FIFTH AVENUE.
. . .
noB ' , .
HATS AND BONNETS,
JOSEPH HORNE &. CO / 'S.
MILLINERY. COODS,
BONNET VELVETS, BONNET SATINS,
:BONNET 4.1:,:g S A SH E T TB3IOS, PLUMES
4 2, " r
Also, offer a large and fresh assortrasat of
WOOLEN GOODS,
SHIRTS; DRAWEES AND HOSIER!.
F'U / ItNISHING GOODS.
/ BO ETASD SHIRTS;
DRESS-AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
and a roll 11n of notions arid small wares at lowest
Eastern oriels.
Wholesale Rid Retail,
AND V 9 MARKET STREET.
112
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
111111CTIO . SE11LIER CORDilh,
An Infallible remedfor Bummer Oonin Diu.
DiggirsT. r °lnittng. 5°Dl : BWmach and
Cholera
DR.,1111111S'.CRA111?-,-.CiRE
speeltle for Obolera, Orssaps and Pain ri
Stomach, for sale by
ELARFLT & EWING„
Corner of libertyand Wayne Streets,'
'AGENTS FOR
L ‘SOHOONILAKER & SON'S
PURE WHITE • LEAD
VERDITER GREEN,
The only green paint that not deteriorate by
exposure. It will look better, lest longer and give
market ribet satisfaction than anY paint In the
I.ArVJER,T)OOCIL.
ALEX. IS. MACRAE,
DAN= AND AGENT TOE
Chenneeds,Drois.byes.oll6.lProvlsiona
and Produce of every description
Business conducted on ono-half the terms (if ot*
houses. •
The American transsetioris u Liverpool alone in-
teed London midi' the ports of Europe nut:
gither.
weekly Clreto.ars, Commercial Advice", Cable
Messages, ie., n application. " - aal4:x37
'SEWING MACHINES.
MOE GREAT AIRERICAIIf C9IIIP.
BINATION:
BUTTON-HOLE. OVERSEABDO
&CC
AND SEWING MA. M
IT HAS, /10 E 417,01 '
BEING' ABSOLUTELY THE' .BEST ?Alma
MACHINE IN TEEt WORLD AND IN.
TRINSICALLY THE CHEAPEST*
47rAiisats wanted to sell this Machine. ,
• MIAS. C. 13.A.LASIAM7Zip
Anent For Western Pennsylvania.
corner FIFTH AND MARKET IaiLIZTa, over
POPNNW. %focilry Owl% - fLei
, 1'368:1
DRY GOODS
11•5 •'r
.•
KITTANNING
EXTRA HEAVY
Barired
, - '
A VERY LARGE STOIZ
ilaTcolper C,riretre•cl,
Goon: STYLES.'
•
.1 1 110 y
‘,r.
1)ICKS0) -
& CO.,
WHOLESALE
11:11=LIE" C:1-(0007713,
I • 450
WOOD STREET.
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CHEAP AND DJESLHABLE
13 0 11." V GOODS .
JEST. OPENED AT
J. 1L BURCHFIELD & CO'S
52 ST.. CLAIR STREET,
ONE CASE BASHED 7Le_ntigts for ' El cents
worth 40.
POPLIIQS for . 31 cents worth 50.
VELVETEENS; all colors.
BLACK POPLIN ALPACAS.
COLORED iPOPLIN. ALPACAS 37c., worth 50.
CLOAK ING CLOTHS fora% 7.s,worth 53,75. •
wAntarrioop cLoTgs. •
.The hest sisortment of DRESS OCGDS in the
city, all entirely new. Call. at •
No. 62 it. Slid?, near 'Liberty St.
ao?s.l
rimuixT.
mow 431-cico]cos
_
WATERpROOP—aII colors and. qualities.
CASBUIRRES—for Men'e anditoys , Wear.
LADIES' OLOAXINGS.-Large assortment.
ymcNcil AND •raimass•hfiltliTOS.
IRISH POPLIS.4.L 00 per yard.
virLom rort,ms.
BILK POPLINS. .
PALERRA. CLOTTI—for
BLACK
,BICILJAN
'BLACK AND COLORED MEP/ASS CLOTHS—.
Large variety. •
..VELVETEENS--for Suite. • 1
,ELECTRIC CLOTHS.
Large assortment of PLAIDS.
Pau stook of DRESS GOODS, at Lowest Eastern
Prides. . I
THEODORE P. PHILLL~PS'
87 it-A.7sx-Er STREET.'
168 • '...' • MOP M. • woo •
NEW CIOODS.
NEW
NEW MOHAIR.
Eumui.
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HOSIERY and GLOVES.
168Nak, 168 ;Wylie Street. jgg
• ' It6B.
,
(WS" McCANDLESS CO -
I‘.J Mate Wilson. Cur a COO . •
WiIfiLESA:LIE DZALK2S lai ,
Foteign and Domestic Dry Eke*
: - -f NO; ill WWD mum%
Third door. Merril Diazhohd ally, •
PITTSBURGTL . PA.
• \ AROgEriIECTS.;
B I ARC Itl!08Elts .
AIt,CUIMEC7CS,
Pp= HOUSE ASS OCIATION BUILDING % Nos.
and 4 Bi. Clair Street; l'ittslAnrgh, rs. Special
buention ;given to the designing and building et
99111 LT Mara awIYCIBLIQ BVILDRiek
t 1
OARPEM3 AND OIL . CLOD,
- 54•
DRUGGETS AND
..::,
CRUMB CLOTHS,
.
In handsome patteans and bright colors and at very
low.prices. :
... .
DVIPARLAIM &•,COLLEVS,
OLIE4P, ALL WOOL, 7
INGRAIN . G.liaL)P-FirSt
at fair below regular rata'. A few ntecee at abcnt
'arrinty•tli , c! par cant. Inn than manntaolmisess prey.
eat price.
WFAIILANII) & COLLIN S,
no I 71 ANT) 73 FIFTH ENLNITE
CIAMPET,S—
mar LI NE qg
. .
PATTERNS
l ever offered in this city, at tneLOWEST
111 5 FAUL AND & COLLINS,
nab 71 and' 73 .FIFTH ArlartrE.
WE. INVITE A. . _
-oompArnsorg OP OUR STOOK
Awn riii6Es with any boast in' Plltsbnith,
0
• ptdiadelphla or New 1 ork°
MPFAMAND at COLLINS,
- _ 71 ind avenue.'
k`ALIAL.4 STOCK
r.
NEWEST' STYLES!
TAPESTRY AND BODY BRUSSELS '
TWO AND TI REM
CARPETS
ALL WOOL 11%,11LiRik in great variety.
COPAIVION CAFIPETS O
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
DRTJGGETS, all Widths.
MEDALLION DEUGGETS,
•
Onr stock Is the Jargeet and matt des able we
have ever offered to the trade.
BOITARD, ROSE & CO.,
21FIFTH STEM.
selo:d&wir
FALL GOODS.
,FMST =UAp T OF THE SEASON.
rem. ASSORTMENT or
Velvet,
Brussels,.
Tapestry,.
Three Ply . ,
And Ingrain
CALIEUPV.4IPS,
3178TOPEICED AND OFFERED AT THE
LOWEST. RATES.
OLIVO N'CLINTOCUez CO,
No. 28 Fifth Street.
COAT; ) :ARRIVAL
cAuzabrTs,
NEW DNUGGETS,
NEW YELTING,
BBILLIAWT COLOBA
1 lbe YARDS TO . 4 YARDS WIDE,
BORDERED A.ND DT 'Tit& YARD
BITALLUIIBRO
: ..1' . ...' . ' -' 1.:1 . :, : 1- 7, -- D .. 3 r] : .• 7: . : - .,.: : : ..::' - . • : .
• 0' . 1,•F.TV7 1 .4.. AVENU E
Gel?: .' : :' • • :-: •• !•: . ' •'" • ••• •
:•• :• • • - • : ,::
.-.
FORT PITT
LUMBER COIIPANY,
cokim i - 7. ..-- .......:'.$12:4031:00.
Passimsart—NOWAßD DITHEIDO
Szcarresir—T. A.,WBIGHT.
Btrr=3TEtrniNDW. DAVISON.
_ .
_ mascroast • • . -
Zdrrard:Davison, IL. F. Duncan.
dolin Mellen, . E. D. Dttbsidget
Cleo. W. Dlthrldgte k - L. Naos°.
NirLMIBX.R YARD—Ccener of
BUTLER AND LIRGER. S-MM
OFFICE AT FORT PlTTsrAsa WORE& Wad's
s 5a20 , 41€
ington Street. 3
LEINBEIII IMBIBER! LINBEB.._
ALEXANDERPATTERSON.
. •
Dealer 'wall Kinds dot Lumber...,
• - ON HAND OID F013.11A18
I. 000,000 feet Dry - Pins Boards;
150.000 feet 13i,and 51 inch Clear Plank;
30,000 feet Dryl4 lean Common Flank;
30,000 feet Dry I sod 3 JAM Oak:
515,000 feet Del 3, lex and 8 !nen Ash,
5,000 feet DrY 3; 3 H, 31n. t'herry & HOW
30,000 feet Dry 1,1 , A int 4 3.ltiettPoplant
10,000 feet Dry roptsr Scantling;
350,000 feet Hemloslt %rotate anti ftint/hli
. 150,000 No.l ISAseh Stll.l2gLes, sawed;
850,000 N. 116-tnelathlagles, sawed; -
40,000 16- inch Shingles, s ccrod;
• *O,OOO Fire Brick.
I;ooo°Fite Tile
100 Tons Fun Clay; -
YAM:PcNo. SG PREM.& STREIT. forfeute •
Manehester,__and 153 REBIZtIe. STIIXIT.
alto the Gas - Works, AllethesiY MY.
HAI • AND • ail a 6sar Y.
IJOHN P : Ornamental Hair
HAIR WoraZa. AND PRIMMER, NO. 18i
street. near Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
•
AI srami on hand,' affenersi assortment or Lidice
WIGSOSAISDS, OIMLS; Gamier WIGS, 10-
PEE,i, SCALPS,_*•OII:IABD CIELAD. BittOELSTS.
lc. irnt s goolS, Price in cash- -be given air,'
Ladles , and tientleinell'i gar' thitillig done [
tats neatest maium4 -- - ±JADI *.
71 AIM ;73 717T8 AVENUE
WINDOW SHAI)BI3..
MGI
LUMBER.
WE
NETTS WARD.