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FttsbutO Gap*,
MASTER AND SERV LNT.
sir soar= molests. - 4
Master,
I was #l'4%lo l ll' g id4htglit e ntark4t plate.
I had bid to look upon Ida glorious face
For His name.
Ido not ask, Wbgr i t ja r i l el u ? For I well kneW
Meer had each a Royal grace, eyes so true.
My Brother.
He laid his! hand neon my shoulder gently
With a Ark,
'"Will thou not help vie Y'. t nate wrsauch to do:
Let me dia.,'
I fell down lifinine anguish, kissing his feet,
Fait of shame, • •
Be, stoonlig, raised me up. and whispered sweet
I I n
"My servant,• feszfl r toit= r We went together
I felt not driving sleet or miter weather, - •
I Very Door,
Set very itch, for Be nnli.eked iron time • '
1 With iits key.
We heard the far-ott mire golden bells chime,
"Mo more sea!"
"Wilt thou bel l .d7,i i i r e i tz r a t T r i i t ever more?"
"Shall Iliad thee idle 'algae market's roar ?"
"Nevermore! .
omy master . evermore! No, nevermore!"
•
EpHENERLS.
—The Pope coughs.agai : u.
—lSitUfori hatbdeposed himself.
—Dropsy did Harrison to death.
.-Greely; is writing another hook.
-Game is unusually abundant out west.
Faris yelocipede is shortened to ve—
lox. ,
—Prayer-books are often s to l en in Chi
-
o
—A. California huntsman has shot a White
Fawn.
--Cloreland post office clerks are al
, -
—Patti and Alboni both sang at Rossini's
funeral. '
.---.llthaUscheck is pliying in Milwaukee to
—A diamond weddingis to take place in
Philadelphia.
—The Boston Poirt says Grant is troubled
with►horselteri..
—Gen. Garfield's tin wedding was cele.
lustedast. week.
—A rebellion is going on in Cambridge
University in England,
Louisville intends to invest a_quarter
of a million in a city -
-It is now said that the Mcsnt.Cenis tun
' mei will, be finished in 1871. •
—Mrs. E. Cady Stanton advertises sooth
ing * syrup by denouncing it.
—Thimor says Seeretery Seward will
lereafter live in New York.
r ate Cincinnati Commerciat speaks of
Parapay as "our Abyssinia."
Minnie Hauck has been doing Hague
zite very successfully in London.
—yermont lvvi an active fann-laborer,
who is said to be 117 years old. .
—* Cincinnati Orchestra boasts of a nia
debut Avhose name is J. A..' W. Bone.
=inland has a mother who is only
• •
eleven years old. The father is still older.
—The heirs ard heiresses of Annecke
Jam are going to try, try agaiii4ext month.
....There are said to be several thousand
brides spending their honey moon in •New
Dublin has a pianist and' composer only
eight years, old, and people talk of a second
Mozart. -
—Munk trrso is to fiddle to Cincinnati
on the 18th pioz., after which be goes to
• -15otne Philadelphia:Quakers lave broken
the shell.and come out in.stylish clothes and
•Jsiciustarlies. • •
-45 in Francisco has raised a good many
more-Shocks of •corn thaw it bait Shocks of
earthquakes. `
panier of the most', elegant shape i in
ih r e.market can be purchased • for 75 cents
• in liliwitikee.
—tondon Fun; penks of the amiable and
famOus-cditor of tlieNew York Tribune as
Dis-&-Ggeeley." • .
• —Roman railway trains have to carry
guards of soldiers to prevent• brigands, from
arcliMning ont",the
By.the transfusipn of blood a man has
"been'inade well Who was thought to be' dY
.
'kiln a spits"' at Yalermo.
Canada. s a little premature this year in
ler, minter:sensations; a man , lias already
been lost in the snow and frozen.
.7-A•ceitiiin Jefferson Davis, unfortunate
!;titiot the Jeff, lias just been put into the
Oblii'l3tate Priam • for four years at hard
liabor
+Boston proposes to hive anew Court
House and a new Aeylum for the insane,
which are to cost more than a million of
--Nis. D. P. Bowers is acting at the Wal
• •
mut t street theatre, and the Chesinut has
abandoned the end is desecrated by
Vivents are considered to be
religions entertaimnents in. Richmond, and
i,they are_given In. churches forthe benefit of
-;4acub Nufriert; a wealthy Dincirtnati
inerchant, on Thanksgiving Day-presented
*50,000 • *Milt of real estate to his four
Tliiinun Powers is coining back to Amer
icaltbik winter, and it is about time for hhn
to db iio'tiedpiusihebasn't been -1115 native
laid for 814ears.,` I
.
- 7 Chicago expects to have built for-it, the
grandest hotel in the country, and Boston
laughs at ,Chicago and ; thinks of its Eit:
"lames Hotel fiasco. -
—Sladdercuttitsell, the 'Berlin Punch, hes
been seized:again , by the police; this is by
nonmetal the first time that paper has been
too funny , for the government.
Itargerettii., Beam, aged twenty . four,
gimped dead, in a fair, at Newark, New
Jereey."'"'Slainni been one of the liveliest
.o.lefnvnnlen4orini the evening.:
Alice Cary's "Lines to an Early Swal
low," have been ,en much admired that she
intends writing a companion poem, to be
entitled "Owed for a Late Supper."—Ez.,
poor woman in St Louis'gaie - birth,
" 'bin Tuesday, to four
. schildren.•three . girls
and one boy._ ' The'boy and one of his sis.
tiro died; the other two iireiiving and well.
}- T Bierstadtime sent another great picture
l boum :York, subject being
I=
/
"Mount Vesuyitur in Winter," and•the art
critic of the indpenderig handles it most se
,
verely.
The Boston Post contains the following
paragraph: "Miss Bray Schonberg, 'the
most beautiful woman in America,' is re
ported engaged to Mr. Buttertield, of Paris,
widower." -
—A youth of seventeen, in Conneaut,
i Ohio, clandestinely married a Miss of thir
teen, while on a visit in Pennsylvania. Be
is going to school and his bride lives with.
his parents. •
—on Monday , night lasts very destruc7
tire fire took place in Dresden, Tennessee.
It was the work of an incendiary and con
sume& a whole block of stores valued at
over $30,000. - , •
—Heavy publications are not generally
considered popular, yet a Ibuverd house
has had the courage to issue a book which
weighs sev,enty-five pounds. This hi severe
onitlie bOok agents. j
—Duringpe Ban Francisco earthquake
a carpenter was at work on a cliurch spire
one lumdred and filv feet from "ex. round.
He had a splendid position to "seethings,"
buthastily scrambled .down. I -
--Col. Fitzgeridd'S new play is called
"Wolves at Bay," and , is to be brought out
to-niklit at the'Arch Street Theatre, In Phil
adelphia. "Bears at Sea" 'or "Bulls En
Glared" willprobablybe the ColonePs next
effort.
, —The Nantucket Mirror says that the .
steamer Island ;Home • arrived there on
Thtirsday last "-with five days' later news
Boom America." A storm; had i cut off the
the Nantucket people that ~ length of time
from the main land.
the Gei swindlers and criminals
—All _ man
taken into custody in this country seem to
claim, relationship with Count Bismarck.
A cousin of the great robber who stole Han
over and Hesse hws been arrestedrecently
in New Orleansfor boardl4-hutese thievery :
--- , Porter. C. Bliss, the unfortunate ~gen-,
tleman , who,is now in the hands of,Lopez,
is a son - df Rev. Asher Bliss, now residing
in' Corydon, in'this State. was for
four years a student at the Hambion Col
lege and then went to Yale, belonging, we
believe, to;the class of "61.
• —The INew York 'Times, after stating
that 'Genevieve de Brabant, 9rphee ant
Endres, La Grande Duchess° and Barba
Bleu were performed at - different' Metropol
itan theatres an Thanksgiving day, said:the
menu, may be described as embracing all of
the indelicacies of the seaaon.
—Colfax's gift , to his bride was a necklace,
braielet and brooch of pearls. Among the
other presents were a magnificent clock of
verdsntique bronze, forthed of two sturdy
cupids, beating up the world, with the dial
on one side, and a.beautiful Argand lamp
representing the . July Column.
—A. ten therasan4 dollar trousseau was re;
cesitly Married' in New York but that is
nothing to a Buffalo laely of whom we have
heard, who hisantAnAboniand dollar, set of
claret colored satin • curtains, and never uses
them, as they are tooheavy for summer, and
she is. never at home in winter. '
—All of this would-be -fanny men are try.
ing to make a little, stock out . of the Grecian
Bend, and have succeeded in making a lot
of the dreariest, vulgarest, slangiest, so .
called essays that it has ever been our pain
fulmisfortune ta endnre. The bend is af
fliction hard - Indeed to bear, but 'the funny
men who hang on to it are. disgusting.
• —The week has been dull, though save-,
ral 'parties have oeutionslY begun the sea-
son, to end no one Inowti
let dinner party" was given last 'week, at
which the guests received a bunch. each of
the fragrant little flower. The chandeliers
were hunicwith violet _balls, and the table
elaborately decorated with the same. This
idea'was an extremely pretty one, especial
ly as the names of the fair -hostess then blos
somed everywhere.
—The Commercial Builetisi of Boston,
should be called the American 'Punch, if it
were lot so much better than the English
'journal. Here are some of its last week's
sayings:. •
Grant -Ulysses
_ . . • _
5
A government G .
A correspondent wishes to know if Ed
mund Yates did not get the title of "Black
Sheep" from Eugene, A-ram. •
The . theatres were crowded Thursday
(Thanksgiving,) and, many who _were( in.
the family circle dtiring the day,,-filled the
parquette and boXeskat night.
—A. correspondent of the Cincinnati am
.
Racial thus moans:
The average' amount of pain ;stored at
one time in Chicago is equal to oneolghth
of all'the grain handled .in fransftn, and
otherwise, in Cincinnati in a whole season.
The transactirassOf five of the many whole
sale dry goods houses of Chicago arneetual
to all the wholesale trade', In :'that time in
Cincinnati. Their cattle' traffic is nearly
ten times as , great as ours. , In the - hog
trade, including all its branchesithey large
ly exceed that of Cincinnati, the Porkopo
lis. And of the lumber the same
true. These are -:unpleasant statements to
make, but they are true, nevertheless, • and
we may as well look them squarely in the
The Alibama Calm&
Hove that the injunction of secrecy has
been removed from the negotiations of Min- .
aster Johnson for the settleMent of oni diffi
culties with Great Britai#,..it is proper to.
announce that the protocol ,greed upon con:
tains three articles, which are virtually :
follows _ ;,
Article first . provides for the general Set
tlement of all claims between the two gov
en:merits, which have, arisen since the Con
vention of JB5B. ' '
Article second provides especially for the
eetdement of the claims against Great Bri •
-
taiy , this 'Government, known in - the
diplomatic correspondence of the last three
years as Alabama claims.
Article Wig provides for the appointment
of a joint commission of four persons (two
to be selected b y government), who
shall sit in Wae hin to decide upon the
validity of these clE.,and also provides
that in case the Comniission.does not anent
mously agree on any of the questions com
mitted to it, such questionl shalt* xeferred
to the arbitration of some poientafe*t spa ,
cifically to be naticd, except,that he shall
be friendly, or, in, other • wprds, at • •
with both Engl and and the Milted Stetee!
Tun Mount Cents ' '
unnel, according to
the Italian 'iburitugs,- 11. 9 Tking ;Te r i " Us.
factorY.progreaa. The total length will be
80,093 feet, of'which 2 ,spo feet are alieisly
excavated, leaving 104,08 , feet Ito _complete
the work ' The - entire tunnel, it is believed,
will PegOiutta the beginning of. len.
.....
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PangIVR43FTE GAZETTE TIIESDAY. DTREIIIIEB, 1. 1988
MMI=IMIN
MO
•
TEETHETA -
I -
WITIIOI7I ' PAIN I
iro =exam mum wing autincur.
TIME ABS 91WILBJED.
A. PULL EMIT TOR Itit,
AT DR. SCOTT'S.
ricnr warm D OOR Ammi gam
WOBS aslntin u Mia:
44 "
GAS PIXT=§3
WELIIOSI & KELLY,
litsauftiotincis and Wholesale Deaden In
Lamps f Lanteris, Chandeliers
AP D LAMP coobs.'
.1., CASSON AND LIIDBIeiffIINO OUNs
I•
No / . ri 47 1 7kGysi3C . 1 . Stieet.
sea;ta *Owls= sthtand bah Avenues.
C i NFEOTIONERM.
O TIC E- The stilt - scriber re
spectfully tnthrms his ndends and the publics
t be ts now prepared to receive item as meal at
his new stand;
. . .
NO.? 61 WOOD STREET,
Lafayette'llan wbere eau be bad fret
every day, a due and terse assortment of
CILIEMS".A.ND .113EVE..A.11,
of all descriptions. Stilt eonstantlt, col hand**
91MT BNB/ CONYKOMNZBY In the city.
PETER SIIELDECREII.,
Orders for parties will be 'nitrated at the short.
eat notice. 1 . noStsal
GEOItGE BaliVEiii, • ,
. .
orinam. CANDIES AND .TAFFIES.
k
.. ~
And dealer In in lands et TRIIITf i . NUTS. riox•
LIS, SA008,13: JELLIES, , d 4 ,.. nn. •
,
112 YBDIIILitt 81'. Allegheny.
W. 1101111ACHI
Confectionery and Bakery
No. SI4XI EINITNInNak
Between Seventh and TA441117
airLADIIII3 9 OYSTXE BLLOON attacked.
'PIANOS. ORGANS, &C.
101tIIY. THE BEST AND CHEAP.
ZEIT PIANO AND,OAN. '
Selomacker's Gold Medal Plano
AND ESTEY!S COTTAGE•ORGAN.
The •1147HONAONNE PIANO combines all the
latest valuable Improvements known In the con
struction of a first class instrument. and has always
peen awarded the highest premium wherever ex
hibited., Its tone is full. sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship. fir durability and, beauty. surpass
all others. Prices from SAO to $l3O. (according to
style and finish.) cheaper than all other so-called
test class Piano. •
ESTER'S IFITAOE °ROAN
Stands at the bead of all reed instruments. Lb pro
ducing the moat perfect pl2e Apathy of tone f 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 PATIINT "Vol HUMANA
TREMOLO" is only to be found in tide Orem .
Price fromgliN) to $5llO- ItusfAllttod Pr dye
years.
BARR, RUBE ifiThlPMEilt
ABE & CO.'S
.A. ANtO niNiS MO& MINOSi
For . sale =monthly and quarterly payments
CUARLOTTEI Mann,
143 Fifth strau t aote spat.
GLASS, OMNA: OPTLIBRX-
100 WOOD 1111181 T.
011:1 1111
4 GLASS .111 ED
QUEENSWARE,
amers pLaTan miss,
311
sTATErETTzs, 8
Boaxnus miss; -
ly
And °ghat STAPLE AND PANOT
€IOOD3, $ great varlety l
I' 100 WOOD BTREE
RICHARD -Z. BREED & CO.
'lOO •WOODIETRIEET:
M2/ItOIEIAtkr'T TAILORS.
STIEGEL,
(TAM Clatter with 'W. liespeaheldei)
. 31331114alArrr
_
No. 53 Smithfield Street;ri • •11Tigh:
4 W FALL GIoODS.
A clondtd new stook of •
CLOTI:I3, ClilefEßElMFaMidfro
Just marred ar METES. •
' Nathan' minoi; 13 Smithfield-attest.,
eml
SEWING_ DimmiNEs,
TEIE GREAT AJIBRUCALCOM
.
BIND:O 4 mm OTERsEunn
r • ...:
ANZP . SEWThrGTILLMI2M
IT imAislro.mqvAxr.
CameAstsomrrsTSlN6lOALLtit. 'TEO: 8273 T WILT
]LA IN T WM..%
THE UHPEBT
Wise#Aianti4 Iltsel!ine;
COFILAAL BA-T44oltair
W_estern Ponnerlennbi:
Cornea lIITTEI $4 411114 "5T• 817=Tei over
ElabeadionisJoiteln More. ; ,
WALL PAPERB;
WALL PAPERS ,
For is 8 a ers,
/14/4 Fortor nal Chili??
Now' anima. AT • ' •
••=:• ; • •
101 Market, near Fifth - Aste.,
It;.HUGHES &
a[s) :111 - 11 aqelliXwajiS
pIEIRIEVAIG 11.1ECILEIM,.
mEcramilow.
JIMA - Solitsitoi 'of
>mate of P. P. W.- &O. Eadwimr.) ••:
011 1 0% NO.lB PICA _VAL eiszg c ran.., ~,141,
! ,, qt t a a L lva.• P. 4Br i r de 'ALLlp
EgANE t ika,CZAROLtIghErWINZAN
INUit trtdshed: r tar attention paid to ae•
idsuthsporzuray IdOTIVEsi• ratontaos.
lidenttazie Allir An EVAN!, MIA"'
MAYAN fcm 11 • 5 0 1 • 1 2 310 .' • . 1 7
aiwzrx. -
.
♦CRED O GLYDE & COg
WHOLESALE TRADE
on - or about TUESDAY, December lit, and the
BETAIL TUADE
THDRSDA.Y, December 3d, one( of the FINEST
AND BEST eIILECTED STOCKS OF
-H.OLIDAYGOODS
t
eier brought to this city, consisting of
FANCY WORK BOSS
LADIES ziECESSARIES,
• , WATCH STANDS,
‘JKWXLRY BOXEhl__
G B _
PERT SYMMS.
L. Sae lot of WAX. Ind l CHINA DOLLS;
PANCY BETTS, PINS AND ILii-IuDEIL
MAR BYADpiI. Also, CIGAR CASES.
OIL STANDS, W 1101146 DRBICB, DRESSING
CASES, NANCY , POETMONAIDB, ete.
AlErgemember the plans
GLYDE ar. CO.,
TS and $O i Market Street,
now •
IACUM & CARLISLE,
NO. 19 FIFTH AVENUE,
THE NEW SKIRT,
"LB PANZER PERFECTION."
"THE FAVORITE." "THE POPULAR."
"THE RECEPTION," (
THOMPSON'S TWIN SPRING,
• "WINGED ZEPHYR,"' '
__"GLOVII FITTING," CORSETS: ' AND PAT-.
ENT PANIEBiI." _
_THE NEW GORED OVER SKIRT, "BELLE
HELENE," richly embroidered; an elegant street
or Skating Skirt. - •
RICE RIBBONS. FOB . BOWS, BOASTS AND
BASHES.
ROMAN STRIPES AND PLAIDS. •
SATINS. all shades and widths. •
FLOWERS. minim.
_HATO AND BONNETS'.
• The
AND CII'LLDREIVIS MERINO 17NDER
WER, • • •
The richest and latest novelties In GIMPS,
'FRINGES AND BUTTONS. •
We especially direct attention to the great excel
lence of the HARRIS SEAMLESS (Bouillon) KID
GLOVES" over &Bothers. and for which we are the
Sole Agents.
A complete Rue of GENTLEMEN'S( "STEIL"
SHIRTS, SUSPEND)RS, GLOVES, HALF HOSE,
'UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
simuNe. AGENTS FOR LOCKWOOD'S PAPER
GOODS, and all other Popular makes.
MICRO & COLIMA,
n 025
DRUGS AND CEIBMWALS.
MANTIC' II COBBLE
An latelllble reMedylor, Stunner Oorapant, Mar.
rea, Dy . ser_ittsr_y, Tosiltlng, Boar htaguieh and
. . I
DR.-111111118' CROP
A. sped* for Moles% Cressy. and Pain
btotnachaer sale by
ELLILIUS Itia =TWO,
Corner of Liberty and Wayne Streote l
staiMmE; wors,
L SCHOONMOM & ROWS
PURE', WHITE LEAD
McCOV 3 B VEIWITER GREEN,
The cagy - peen oilntthat will. net detediorste
exoosure. Itirtll look
_better. last longerand eye
nort e rerleet hietion Wan any want In the
ST. OLAIB MANZ?.
.
PEIRIi MILL FAMILY FLOUR.
FEABL MILL Vhseeitar (Irian Braid; *mil to
FRENCH FAMILY FLOUR:
- -
.7 . lap Tiourwm only be not out whei , ,
aspeatilly
r,E.1111.'3§*16: nasanm,ll
Equal tolest St. Los7a.
PE4IIII BgELEAW:D'BSAJED , .
Equal to boat Oalo flnz.
WHITE 0011 N )Lotat'AND CORN MEAL.
• • - B. T. Xplii/MY BRO.,
Foot: 9;1858. PsaaL
Os AND NOTIONS.
WILL omit To TUB
1M
N 0.19 FIFTH AVENUE.
' - fri,ioUß.
VLOVIt I I FLOI
,
rrottsd old Wheat Stour. • 1
White Btar Mills, for flsmity tule.
, Blverstde BM for Bikere. •
Stone Mill Dar Bakers.
Ontario M ill. for Bakers.
Monitor 11C111.1br Bakers.
City 111,1 li WLI63 0,,...1arany near.
Family /1011. T.
CarlalverFamily Flour.
• • , • ' •O F YEW WHEAT.
TbdariewOUs Fancy Si. Louts.
Tes Btu. MillsH do
Olsrke7o•Beas Baker's Floor.
'Keystone Mills do
• cosolatt Mills do
sale by WATT,-LANCIdb
_silt • ", • , 1714 saill,ll* WOOD ST.
PAPER.
... _ . ,
icaliessviaGati pikrEn, , Bump.
x RAOTIMING COXPANT, Kaunfacturen of
PkititING.AND.-ViiiiiPtigis PAP E R S:
,
, .
Ct l4 KILTe—STUNEXPIDLLIE. omo.
rth4
agie N IM4I-243,1V NitifiliTON. PA.
,13 1 10111:AND WARIdiC43III
No:82 Vladttieit, Pittsburgh,Pa.
pyirtozior.ja n tV iz premerit.
.. ... ...,..„. • th'lA Gifil l Wessurer.
L. tan , .
DINiCIOSIVNIMEartae, E
J . cesn Atwell, 8, B
Oish pai fp.;Pmertitco, , ' jaZl:on
STONE, ,
,1111111110.:. CEMENT' DRAB PIPE.
QAesDe~iand befit Pipets the market.: AU"
alraDhlai Lamar= oni urr for sow
fei le. o. IBMiCasirri ikah
oao sug-xstatimul—so Ransocii. tyr.i
Allepial.l Orden hi mall Dromptl7 &W"
--LITHOGRAMMEM
11:11711.1.1113N lIIINGICOLIr - 7MU! 01.118.
QINISERLY Jk, CLEM Succesmqi
&JO Ei t Ti ra l • Boarcanus a co. . •
"... 1 is OAL LlTllo44llAPinglia•
wne VIS 'Llthogngtblo ICstabilibmens Wad
ales =Mawr: • Buttneas Cards, Letter Need%
r. Lsba...:limiliim show Oardli DtptOMIIII.
statareWS• Oestitleites of DeDoeits, .Iwrata.
0 *ow NO& lII' OA 111 ilz ird l l " •
+...:-. ^ .m hvr.:~~:~~'w..u..~rl~'c'.u+'~."s:.o'-Cn~, .~.:~''~~`~". ~";iiri~~kv.
54. -
IMMING
EZTRA Mrit
Xistrred Flannel,
A VERY LARGE STOM,
i4lcow Otrared,
IX GOOD STYLES.
)1!1•R•1 - py::i:..... - .:i.• - . ::.,fr .
''.,,..'.1)10.50'1',.:,:..":•.'ii
-L.:•...:-i,:..•.i:.,••••••......-.k..c0i.,
WHOLESALE
3CrJELIir €34:3 0 03015,
ellqk
WOOD STREET.
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CUR 1' AND , DESIRABLE
.
7 1:11R. V . GrC)COI:OS
TEST OPENED AT
J. ffi. Birlicifilizu &CO'S.
.3
52 52'.• CLAIR STIC.EFT,
- .
ONE CASE B I ARRED FLANNELS for 31 cents
POPLINS for 31 cents worth 60. -.
VELVETEENS, all colors. -
BLACK. POPLIN. ALPACAS. • • •
COLORED POPLIN ALPACAS. worth SO.
CLOAKING CLOTHS for 101,711. worth $3,75.
WATERPROOF CLOTHS. •
ilkeThe best assortment of DRESS GOODS In the
city, all entirely new. call at .
• •
No. 69 St. Clair, near Liberty Bt.
maluizT, saracur., • 87 .
.
"NEW 43-0003DP.1
WATERPROOF—aII colors aid qualities.
CASSflifbr M 64 and Boys' Wear..
LAMP , CLOAXMOS—Larire assortment.
TRENCH AND ENGLISH-MERINOS.
IRISH POPLIN-111.00 per yard.
VELOCS POPLINS.
SILK XI/ELMS.
ELLNIDCA CLOTH—for Snits.
BLACHBICILILN LIISTRES.
BLACK AND cows= =maw CLOTHS—
,
Large vutety.
VICLVETEHNS—for Snits: •
ELHOTHIC CLOTHS.
Large assortment of MAIDS.
• you stook of 1:0pOS
,GooDs, at Lowesi zanern:
THEODORE P. PHILLIPS '
• -
87 'ILLRILE2' 82 EST.
an
rivw GOODS.
Nl* ALPACCAEL
NEW NORM t.
. • .
, • susta Sum&
HOSIERY. and 614077E13.
SOUCY,
it Na 168 , Wylie greet. .
caßit, McCANI)iIEVIS & CO4,
(Lste Wilson, Case &Coss) - •
WEIOLIWALIG • DIAL/dill
Foleign and . Domestic D ry bl oods,
.
- 96 WOOD =
Tnissi door iiliore _
• ' ' PITTBNIINGTI. L.
AROBITEIOTS.
B mia&mosnE ! ,
is= wAnat .assomitTio* Buardoree,
11 slid *llt. obAr Stseet. Mounters. amid
„stilettos gliea - to the deelirehig ana'beildleg4l
gOriffiriXlMaadrUßLlCBlJ WTlte&
•
El
D- - TGIGETiIARD
citu - wcr,oTHs ,
Is handsome patterns anlibeight ecitont and at Tye
low Priem \
PrrABLANDCOLI#INS ,
IN
11 AND TOTS AVNIIIID.
54•
coma', ALL WOOL,
reirost4arr . .CA-11P.MITS ,
at far below regular rates. A few Dienes at shoat
sweaty. ere per oest. less than inallahlenaM6 MP*
ant pries. •
COLLINS,
nee . 71 ANTLITIFIFTY
01PETS
339 T LINZ az
PATTERNS
seer offered la this eon at the LOWEST PRICE&
BITARLAND & COLILIPIS,
'O6 71 and 73.F1FT11 A ' f:
WE INVITE A
COMPARISON OF OUR - STOCE
AND PIXIbEIi with Ong - horuse .in Pittsburgh. 1
PbtlsoMAW* or New "fork , .
4 9 F.ARLAND & COLLINS,
41 and Ifth overlie:
FAILIALA ISTOCIK
NEwEsT STYLES!
TAPESTRY AND BODY. BRUSSELS,
Two AND Timma PLY.
..' CARPETS - !. 7
•ALL'7o4:ll.a.Bolig%'o..io'_o4'7.*!4lo.4ili.
COMMON CARPETS,
AT VERT LOW 'EWES. , ,
DRl:7o3oEirreo, all Widths,
xertrazxoN DamiTins, •
WINDOW MUM&
Our stoat' la the liwgist and most des able we
have ever offered to the trade.
BOVAILD,.ROSE & CO.
• ti STREET
FIRST mum, OF TES RAMA
A 7HLL ASSORTHHITT 0?
Velvet,
Bnissels;
I-
Tapestl797-
CAJEUPEICS,
nn3T OPICRI3:1) AMY OYUEZD 24.7i1it;
Otir[;il - ltti*Ot• -- 0.0,i: - :,
No. WI Fifth Street.
WINES. - LIQUORSI &c
ITSBURGII !OWING_ lads
EirrAzias=ist9,
SCHMltirlfr . :ll4poT.,. • 1
WINES Aim Wow,
NO. 409 ?gm iftraig littes*ollt
Would direct tai attention of the nubile to the fact'
that, sm. mishit enpersor facilities thro_ stittr loseersl
large Wine and . Lionor -Hennes' in..auxoptv and
making their inrportations direct. tiogr isi l%
to offer the Talons grades of Old=
LIQUORS at prices less than Eastern rates.,-,lin
=matrons or quslities end..cossistrisall Or:OM
respectful', solicited.
A choice assortment of Ore OLD BYE Tr
KEY constantly on hand ,
WEE NATIVE WINES ,
• ::1113ABEILLA AND . 4UITAWDA,
Of oar own. of
growcpaso; the best biaxi mr del
CHANPAINNE, T., galllthilr _out ,
WINEI3. „Vthe rowers , Coggeakr! •of
s
DYf kinVfiesks, just th e thing tor traveler&
N. N,=-Yartieuthr attesakrn • bathtoreWleper
Nbc.btel. • No.
4 viisi fin ItAlitA-entgauguzia%
JOSEPH S. FINCH & CCy
w N 05.186,187,199.1 9 1. Itaa sad
maim tirrszzli ITlTsßultell4
Coffer DIMMed Pate:Are indiki7, •
Also. dealers In FORIELON WiNiS and &RUNS,
BOPS. • • Ellasagl
~M + MLLEBs
Nos, 221 ANp 228,
Corner Mat' 414 Irwin Street 4
Offer to the trade SeLow,Ultras: , •
150pkig.-it 3sraw auctltesleu•s32
name', Quarters ant/kits. •
100 chests etolce YOUNG HYSON, JAPAm'
sad IMPERIAL. TEAS..
• • 50 sacks choirs RANGOON RICE.
$l5 bbts. choice CAROLINA, RICE: • ' .
• 75 bble. LONG ISLAND SYRUP:.
50 bbls. SYRUP._ Ghsalejk brands. ,
100.bble, N. O. MO,. 4E3. -
50 bble. BERMUDA MOLASSES.
MOO bble. REPINED SPIA.R._
75 lads. PORTO RICO , opus.: DrEA
RABA. SUGARS - •
SOO bus RIO CORRE. _ •
50 bags JAVA and LAGOATRA.COffirs
100 eases IMPORTED CLARET
G .
1550 eases: MO a' CHADTDOWS MUM.
PAER •
SCOTCH ALE and
,LONDON rosT*3o9ll
- on band, :
MPLIA• 114 TATLOR,', - • -
•
I it T 211,
No. 4 4 5 elPe 11 9 111 rItTs Alieliber‘n
Timahial tbe Ammer wry liberal paten/Mile be"
stowed upon me. I assure my friends and *be bobs
generally that, la the : future as Is the past, 'I AMU
endeavordlftently to merit a continuance of the
same, an d will be always at the ; shop 'from T tO, 9
• 136 sad from to 3 ~ '.lllosl
•
HAIR AND Pll • i 16E
:Owl PEC K i, annum
eel l
ett e n MOM. MINIM L oge
1347147Ketteerld Atmmr
TO.
'ppW f i7. . l4 l‘l lll l
'lL L%eeigasiing ; :**, 4 zig ui gaS
themifestammet.
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GOODS
Thlee ply, - 3
And ingrxda
,LOWEST maTES.
OF 'elude"
GROCERT=3.
(Late Miler is BkireUeN)
PM:M4d S
Ell
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