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"BEIER'S. \
—Pneumonia is killing horses out in In
dian&
r—Colorado Jewett has started a new
party.
-General, Fremont wants to be Minister
to Prance. I
—A new theatre is to be opened inlChica
go on Monday next. ~
—Philadlphia has a large lodge, perhaps
more than one, of the Sons of Malta.
—Twelve thousand dollars was the price
of the dress of a recent Parisian bride.
—The Boston Post says "The annua
season. of thin ice and drowning 'has ar
rived.
—Highway robbers have been strongly
developed on the u per end of Manhattan
Island.
—We Ilippose th ' are no hopes of the
poor Illdiana be g all froien out thia
winter. 1 1 , ,
,
--Two thousand men are in
now engaged
the work of tearing down churches in
idadrid.
—Are the ohinese, men and brothers ?
is ;a question which begins to loom up on
the Pacific coast.
—Salt Lake/ City is troubled with com
terfelt currency, a fact which troubles tile
virtuous Brigham. .
—Away down in Galveston, Bellettoyd
s endeavorip.g to convince people she can
act by showing them she cannot.
—Portland, Me., claims to have made .
Planchette Planchette is capable of decid
ing if this bold assumption be true.
—Turkeys are driven in . drovei to Cin
tined. One drove of . four hundred is now
on its way there through Kentncky.
—Bateman had a birthdaj dinner 'Tarty
the other, day at Pike's Opera House and
Offenbach sent a congratulation by cable.
' c --This week's Every 'Saturday is to con:
lain Charles Dickens' account_ of his trip
on the Russia from New York to London.
Poor Carlotta thinks of writing a His.
tory of the Mexican Empire.
_The friends
of the poor thing ought certainly to reetrain
her. - •
—Lord Napier will reach Bombay, a peer
and a world-renowed general, less than a
year aftd he left it a comparatively obscure
officer.
—A friend remarks that most of the
ticketa nominated for our suffrage . now-a
days have the true 'ring" in them.—.B: Y.
Ezra&
—Rev. Albert Barnes preached his fare-
'veil sermon at the Washington S q uare
-Church in Philadelphia,- on last Sunday
morning.
—The Boston Post says "An interesting
event occurrel on t] steamboat train t jut
after it reached Worcester, Monday even
ing. It was a boy."
—The National , Freemason says deft
Davis was never a,member of that order.
It doesinot make Much difference to any
body now what Jeff De.viswas, isor into be.
said that Rossini said the reason he
never could get along with 2deyerbeer was
becauseitite German composer insisted that
saner kraut was better than maccaroni.
—Leonard W. Jerome, netted for his
moustache, his money, and a few of those
pecnliandes common to les sanctums riches,
sailed for
,i Burope on the China last Wed
nesday.
—lt is said that artificial eggs, quite as
good as the real ones are nutaufactnred
Troy, NeW York, and sold far fifteen cents
per dozen' The hens will soon have to lay
cheaper eggsor stop:
—The New York Nita, attacks Olive
Logan in her weakest point. It says
"Miss Logan bas luta not visited ElMira, her
birth place, for thirty years." Miss Logan
is a little
_Passes and this blow is a cruel one'
—Charles Dickens, Jr., report says, is to
succeed his father in the editorial chair o
Au the - Yearßound . . - The young man has
hitherto been unfortunate, and this will be
about thefinit time that he ever did succeed:
There seem to be -.no symptoms of a
Christmas story this year - from Dickens.
AU the Year Bound has no Christmas number
this year; but instead, has bound all of its
previous Christmas numbers Into one vol
anne.
—A wide tield of usefulness and $19,900
a year are the Christian inducements held
out by Chicago to the Rev. Mr. Bartlett, of
Brooklyn, .to abandon the world, the flesh,
the devil and hie present flock and come out
West.
—Mere `is :a conundrum, whose author
we are unable to remember. Witat is the
difference between a first-cbms hotel dinner,
and a peison subeisting at the North Pole 2
One has a bill of fare and the other lunt his
Jill of bear.
The deith , of she King .af Siam wee a
dreadful calamity. He left 2,000 widows
- to mourn his loss. Fortunately for these
2 4 000 they did not Eye in a land where the
widows are burned with the dead bodies of
thdlr hfisbands.
=One of the Jtutges of the superior Court
of Quebec informed the Bar, last week, that
no member of the legal profesition would be
- allowed to address the Bench unless he was
babited according to the custom and klaages
of Westadniater Hall.
—Cincinnati has 'small pox solbadly that
the Board of Health has been issuing in
struetiolli concerning it. One of these is
that a sign bearing the words s '" Small Pox
Here," must be plaCed over the door of each
house containing , the disease.
' - - The — newsboys, lodging honed of New
York city, during the three months grading
November last, - furnished 11,770 lodgings
and 15,470 meals. 247 newsboys were
plead in permanent situations, and 80 boys
are found homes every month. -
the - women whti drew Lord Cavendish's
carriage is Peat Forrest (England) Liberal
meeting, during the recent English canvass,
were all vromen who advocated, female suf
frage, and every one of them wanted Caren
.
dish to back her. : ---Dettolt Tribrene. •
—The Chilton, (Wis.) Times says that, in
CIO town; of Woodvilleon Indish and a
she bear were, found lying thad together.
The Indian had put six shots in the bear
and then attacked her witlkhisinife, and in
her dying struggles she bad grappled and
squeezed the life out of him.
—Evening schools of art, fifty in num
ber with upwards of 4,000 pupils, are main=
tained in Paris, Prizes for proficiency are
given by the municipal authorities, and,
where the skill of tie pupil is very, remark-
able, iewarda are bestowed by the Emperor.
—The Sultan of Turkey is excessiVeiy
fond of music, and plays charmingly on the
piano. He extemporizes and composesr
and one, at least, of his works, entitlei
"melancholly" has been in Milai
with the name of the illustrious compose.
on the title page.
—The Defiance (Ohio) Democrat say
"General Durbin Ward is proposed'for tt
next Democratic candidate for Govern
'General' Ward, or any other Lincoln wr -
General, would run quite as , well up tt
way without the prefix. Just excuse
from any more Generals."
—Almost everybody has seen and shr :.
dered over - Dore's illustrations, of Dent:
Inferno, and so almost everybody will •
glad to learn that It Pargatorici and /2 / 1
adiso have also been illustrated by the as
incomparable master, and will be
choicest of Christmas books this season.
—The Albion says: "With the except
of ML George H. Boker, who, in some
'peels is an Elizabethan.', born a comb
centuries too late. Mr. Lowell is mor
home among the writers of Shakespei.:... _
time than any modern poet, and more af
fected by them, too, in the matter of diction
and rhythm.".
—A local reporter of one of the Cincin
nati newspapers visited the Young Men's
Christian Association the other aay to get an
item and lald his hat, a new one, on the
table while he went to confer with persons
at the other -end of the room. When he
was ready to depart he found that some
one had stolen his hat. -
—An English genius proposes to over
come monitors with 'vessels armed with
fire-engines, which will throw water. into
-the port-holes and wet the powder, and into
the smoke-stack and put out the fires, when
the "intrepid tars" will "board the helpless
log" and take it into port. He proposes to
"put an end to maritime warfare." '
—ln Belgium a new mode of dressing
wounds has been adopted. A. sheet of lead
one-fiftieth of an inch in thickness is applied
to the :seat of injury and made to assume
its shape by pressure. By means of adhe
sive plaster the lead is secured, and a cu-
rent of fresh water is poured over the sur
face of the flesh once or twice a day.
—Red-hot pokers, and'bombshells are ex
cellent things severally, but collectively they
hardly pay forth i e trouble , of bringing them
together. This at least wu the experience
of a confiding grocer who recently attempt
ed to clean - out the one with the ether. Even
General Grant could hUve bad (a) piece
then, if he had wanted, is the explosion was
an effective one.
. —We may have had better managers or
better stock ccimpanies is Pittsburgh-than
those who now occupy , the Opera House,
but as a purveyor of Stars, we confess Mr.
Canning has raiely, if ever, been equalled
here; in fact we do not Believe that anyone
could provide a more continued or varied
series of the best star Performer" on the
American stage, than the manager has
given to oar people this season.
—lf any body wants to get a vivid idea
- of the the sufferings of the Arctic explorers,-
let him buy a copy of Dr: Kane's book, put
it under his arm and start across the Alle
gheny suapension bridge. Then, if the
river, choked with whiiling wreaths of ice,
the hills white with snow, the thermometer
not far above zero, and a wind which comes
fresh from the ice-filled river, and which,
thanks to the big book under his arm, has
free play around his perion; if all these do
not fill him with pity fOr himself and those
other ezpjorers in the far north, nothing
wilL
Boner Explosions.
It is estimated that there are 69,500 boilers
in use in the United States, representing a
power of over 30,000,000 horses, or of
17,000,000 men. These 69,1500 boilers are
distributed as follows:* Locomotive, 9,000;
steamboat, 10500; stationary, 50,6110. At
a recent meeting of the Massachusetts In
stituts of Technology, a lecturer asserted
that, according to experiments made by
hinurelf, all boiler explosions, except in,the
few cases which burst in the weakest place,
are caused by unequal expanaion of the
metal. It was stated that the greatest num
ber of boiler explosions, especially on loco
motives, occur in this country between the
Ist of September and the lst of January, in
the interval between summer and the time
when the engineer supplies feed water heat
ed by his waste steam, the cold feed water,
at the above season causing unequal expan
sion of the metal. In order to prevent this
a device has been invented by which water
is taken from the bottom of the . boiler, and
by means of an automatic, apparatus, fur
nished to the top. In this way feed water
of the temperature of the steam is constant
ly supplied to the boiler and unequal expan
sion is prevented. -
THE PHILADELPHIA ACADEMY OF NAM
zar, Stumm Borman.—lt was discovered
on Saturday morning that several diamonds
and other precious stones and gold speci
mens had been stolen.the night previous
from a case at the Academy of Natural Sci
ences. The Academy had been visited the
'afternoon previous by a number of persons,
and the thief Is supposed to have secreted
himself in the building; lust before it was
closed. The gold specimens were offered
for sale on Saturday to Mr. N. C. Gray,
who having been informed of the robbery,
took means to have the suspected thief ar
rcsted. He had a hearing before Alderman
Beitler and was committed under the name
of William Monk. In explanation of the
manner in which he became possested of
the specimens, he said that a young man of
his 'acquaintance had given them to him to
sell.—Philadetpliia Ledger, Dec. 7.
TRIBITTZ TO TEE DULMORT OF Rosszsz.—.
At the communal theatre of Turin a mark
ot respect was renderedrto Rossini on the
evening ofthe lfith ult. After the second
act, the curtin rose upon the stage hung
with black. and the whole of the company,
wearing crape scarfs, were perceived stand
ing around ,a bust of „th,e deceased maestro.
The audience at once rowand remained un
covered while the ochestta played a sym
phony made up of music ftwa the "Gazza
Ladra.
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lIBITTPITRY
'2"i El EXTRAVILAD
wrriasolrr PAIN
MADV 1S 1 13,71 ASTIPICTILIe
TZLITit-ZE ORD'EIieLC.
A YITI.:L BET FV , I, la%
AT DE,. BCOTT'S.
=BEET. $D DOOR ABOVE. HARD.
A o r. WABBANTM.
__OALL AND AT.
13.1%.1.411XN1S OF
' ifiyind&T
GAS FIXTURES
::LOON & KELLY,
oanflosturers and Wholesale Dealers In
,
Lanterns, Chandeliers,
AND LAMP. GOODS.
(thaws . AIM LUBBIGIANTSG
:*To. 147 Wocxl. Street,
porrems w
and eitt Meat's.
ASS, OHIN.A. CUTLER
100 WOOD STREET. I
HOLIDAY EFTS.
FINE 'VASES,
BOHEMIAN AND CHINA,
NEW STYLES,
DINNER SETS, TEA SETS,
;LIFT CUPS,
SMOKING SETS,
A large stook of
SILVER PLATED GOODS
of all deaartptioas
Call and examine our goods, and we tiel
satisfied no one need hall to 6e salted.
R. E. BREED & CO.
100 WOOD STREET.
PIANOS. ORGANS. &C.
'WM THE BEST AID CILEAP.
MT PIANO AID OIGAY.
Schoinatker's Gold Modal Piano,
AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The WHOM/601E1B PLAZO etrablaas all the
latest valuable Inprovesseate known tR the eon
exaction iat. a Ime limo inigramezt. and bas always
be= awarded the Waned premium wherever az
. hibited. Its tone Is fall, sonorous and sweet. The
warlunanskly.
for durability and beauty, sespais
all other,. Psioes from WO to $l5O. (aoonsdiar I.
style and hoisb.) cheaper lhan all other econallef
drat aim Plano.
7113;7'S 00r/1 0 38 Guam"
Stands
toletie bead of an ned lastrinnents. la pro
dudes stoat perfeet pipe quality of tone of air
similar instrument la thAll Vatted States. It Is atm.
pie aad impact la soastrootton, and not llsble
get oat et order.
CARPINVIA*S PAMIXT " VOX HIIMAWA
priestOLO only to be fou gua r anteed Orgak
rom $lOO to POO. All for -dye
years.
Rag e IJAHS £ IMETTLII4.
No.. US BT. CLAIR STRIIIIT.
PIANOS AND ORGANS—Azi ea
tire new ito.k or
MUM% UNRIVALLED PIANOS;
BAINES BROS.. PIANOS:
PRINCR t CO'S ORGANS AND MELODEONS
and TREAT, LINSLEY t CO'S. ORGANS AND
MELODEONS.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
B
(Labs Cutter vicli W. Nespenbsiebh)
acuacizairr miamon,
No. 53 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh.
Natty= '
NEW FALL GOODS.
A 'plastid new stook el
0'.•14 frijukr N. - .11z) •v • ;11 f -Jr ri
Jut resolved by
mastiyancynilL
felt: Merchant "hiller. 13 Smithfield street.
Ll2l:ziodepf-xo:3i:1
ITEVE ini fi T MAT AMERICAN COM
surromom onatimum
MID SEWING NULCHIBM.
IT isAs NO Nom, '
BITING ABSOLUTELY TIM BEST rummy
MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
_AND IN
. TBINSIOALLY THE CHEAPEST.
air Agenta wantod to .ell tads Maohlne.
C. 13A.14614W.Y.
(Writer MTH A IN I' VTA I W trantrolier
Blohardson , s Jewelry Store. . •
CEMENT, SOAP STONE, &o.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN PIPE.
Cheapest and lout Pipe In Ile =tot. Also, EQ.
EUIDIDALIC IiTDIiLVT4O OZNIMIT tor We.
E. B. a a. AL inzooszrr
°Coe and Mannflotirry-2441 . Ellll 2110 A IST"
Allegbany. Orlon by mall promptly ottoothol
to. lollk198;
Ir i ti 3J CC): J, riziki Ji.4l
B. LION,
a
seater of Weights and leat3nres t
No. i 701JETII MEET,
(Between Lastly awl Peary stisetir
°Mars ereatathr attend./ te.
!I zto; s 0 0 1.4_0:11
B ANS & MOSER,
EXCELSIOR WORKS.
-
it. ar W. .11FANIELNISON,
rßurr HOttliD iSdlocsyrioN inninms, rroth •• 3-atinfaernrers and Dealers ,
111 and 4 ht. Glair Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Spatial TAN:lira, Snuff, Cigars,
,Pipes, '&et.,
attention given to the designing and bending of l ez. - % ill mama, gT.. Aluminum
COURT HOMES alit pus= BUILDINGS. 01.11 • ~.
i - IATURDA I I, TAMIL= 12 11348:
ilic ,l o+lq:VV,P 6 ,teliV(o,l:l l l
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
ROMAN' SILK` BOWS.•
Loo dollars - .
LADIES LICE II EIMERCIIIEFS.
.•
Roseweod Handkerchief and
Glove Boxes.
WATCH STANDS AND CIGAR CASES,
WRITING DEMI AND ILEUM—
The finest and cheapest asssortmeitt of
WAX ..tiND CHINA DOLLS,
TRAVELING CASES,
.CEETE DE ' TISITE BEEHISTIS,
LADIES' & GENTS lIPIDERWEAR,
LADIESELNE KNIT OPERA. HOOD],
Vie New Striped Fat Skirt.
wooM:EN GOODS at CoSt•
Fine Embroidered Slipper Patterns. Beantlftd
Embroidered Cushions.
NLILCRUNI, GLYDE & CO..
de9 'TS
and $O Market Street.
1:3211
CRS & CAR LISLE,
NO. - 19 FIFTH AVENUE,
THE NEW SKIRT,
"LE PARISE. PERFECTION."
"THE FAVORITE." "THE POPI7LAIL"
"THE RECEPTION,'
THOMPSON'S TWIN SPRING,
"WINGED ZEPHYR,"
"GLOVE FITTING," CORSETS AND PAT
ENT "PANIERS."
THE NEW GORED OVER SKIRT, "BELLE
HELENE," richly embroidered; an elegant street
or Skating Skirt.
RICH RIBBONS FOR .BOWS, SCARFS AND
BASHES.
ROMAN STRIPES AND PLAIDS.
SATINS, all shades ind widths.
FLOWERS. PLUMES, HATS AND SONNETS.
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S MARINO UNDER
WEAR,
The richest and latest novelties to GIMPS,
FRINGES AND BUTTONS.
We especially direct attention to the great excel
lence of the HARRIS SEAMLESS Oloalliont
GLOVES" over all others. and for which we are the
Sole Agents. -
A complete lies of GENTLEMEN'S "STAR"
SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, HALF HOSE,
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SELLING AGENTS FOR LOCKWOOD'S PAPER
GOODS, and all other popular makes.
MICROI & CIBLISLE,
.X 0.19 FIFTH 44.TENTIE.
noils
A MERRY CHRISTMAS!
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DENNISON &. EECIiERT, •
NO. 27 FIFTH AVENUE, •
Have Jost received a large and judiciously assorted
stock
EMBROIDERIES, LACE GOODS,,
TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY,
Hid Gloves. Handkerchief*, Slipper
Patterns. Zephyr Goods, Scarfs
_and Gents Pozzaishing•
Goods.
and Notions generally.'
su A t al l e e n i ti selection Is afforded la speelal novelties
f .HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
to which the atteation of lady readers Is specially
DENNISON & HECKERT,
doe NO. XT FIFTH AVENUE.
PRICES MARKED DOWN. . •
BARGAINS IN . ALIOST EVERYTHING.
REAL HEM STITCH, all Linen. HANDREE.
011111LFS, 17c, 19c, 5151 s and upwards. '
•PAPrallOttluEltYli LINEN' HAN DIiZECHIEFS
RAC, tic to 60c.
Ali oar HATti at ote-half regular prices.
All the new BA.LBWRAL aIEiRTS aad Eradlerrs
latest styles of HOOP SHIETS, at the Lowest
Prices In the Cit
to y
RENTS .
` MERI EO VEST and DRAWERS, 40c
$3,00
AT EATON'S,
No. 3.7 Fifth Avenue. •
dal, •
CRACKER BAKERIES.
'
. ,
• ',, ••,
; , r
•
• • •
4. I
. ,
ARE SUPERIOR TO ANY. MEN
OFFERED IN THIS • . •
OYSTER, WATER, Burrs% 8•• •Mt, SODA,
CREAM, SCOTCH Lad LEKON4I • •ffiTl3.
For Sale by Every Grocer = the City.
Bakerx, No. 91 Libe St.
ton
COAL AND, CO :41 .
3. LANCE,
DYER AND SCOURER.
Tifci. 8 ST. C1....fL1R ST'XIIMICT
And Now 186 and 187 Third Streit;
WEST COMMON
--
Machine Stone Worhs,
•
Northwert corner of West Common, Aileen:l7.
FRED% ATITATINA & CO.
Hue on band or prepare oa silo* notice Hewitt
and Step Stones, illass for Sidewalks, Brewer.
Welts, &c. 'Head and Tomb Stones, he.
Orders rounnutiv executed. Peens ricasonabls
unlit n
TOBACCO, AND CIGARS.
PITTSBURGH. PA
STONE.
DRY GOODS,
54. ....~._..~
,54
.
KITTANNING
EXTRA HEM
Blurred rinutell
A VERY LARGE NOOK,
rqcow Clorrerecl,,
IN GOOD STYLES.
I'ELROY,
DICKSO) -
& 0.,
WHOLESALE
3=l3,FLir 4014:00003DIS,
- 441111
WOOD STREET.
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CLOSING OUT.SA.LE OF .
•
1:111:5C GOODS,
For Thirty Days, Commencing
this day at
•
J. BURCH:MILD 86 CO'S• g
52 ST. CLAIR STREET.
Now is the time to gat useful HOLIDAY PRES
ENTS. CHEAP.
Everything reduced in price. Stock all mew.
POPLINS for 21c. worth 40:
Alum RS for 55c. worth 373 i:
CLOAKING CLO HIS for 42,75 worth 33,75;
ALPAC A S for6oc. worth 65,
CHINTZES for 50a. worth 65;
PAISLEY SHAWLS fer 413,00 worth *20,00;
PLAID SHAWLS for 35,00 worth $6,59;
4-4 MUSLIN for lit He. worth 15;
Linen Cambria HandkercWefs, Lace Bander
kerchiefs, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, sad a
fall assortment of eierydescriptlon of pry Goods.
- No. Clair, Rear Liberty Bt.
87.
. BIARKET Erritzwr. 87.
iviow 43-cooros
WATZNPBOOP—aII odors aadAdalitiee. '
CASSIKBBLII—for Men's and Boys , Wear.
LADIES , CLOAKINGS—Large aasortmwst.
41 F NCH AND KNOLD3H MEBIIIO6.
POPLIN —SLOO per yerd.
01:115 POPLIN'S.
SILK POPLINS. -
PALBMILL CLOTH—for Suits.
BLACK SICILIAN' LIISTENS.
BLACK AND OOLOBBD HKPIZESS CLOTHS—
Large variety. - _ ___
THLVITNNNS—for Salts. - 1
BLNCTBIC CLOTHS.
Large asiortileat of PLAIDS.
Tall stook of DRS= GOODS, at Lowest Madero
Prises.
THEODORE F. PREIS'S',
87 MILEKET BX7IXEZ
168.
NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
PEW MOHAIR.
IMALCH KULL
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
SOVADIC,
Fir No. 168 Wylie Street...
168. 168.
CURB, McCANDLBEIS & CO.,
(Late WLbion, Carr .1 C 0..)
WHOLE:BALI DIAL= IN
Poeta and Damestle Dry Goods;
No. 94. WOOD STREW
Third door above Dimond allay, • /
PITTSBIIE!H, PA.
CONFZIOTIOMERTMEL.
GORGE HEAVEN, ,
2111137ACT1711711 of
CREASY CIAIIDIDE/AND TAFFIES,
And dealer in ell Made of 1121:11T13, =ma, PRIX
LES, BAIJCIAL JELII/.2. ie.,
, F
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sej 13A ILDILEAL HT., Allettea.T.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTI3BL
IRIEDICTCIIPION .
CARPET'S ‘,
cfcc3.) deo.
We offer 'our stock at reduced
prices for a SHORT TIRE befell . )
commencing to take stock.
Now is the.time to buy.
BOVARD, RO S E & CO.
21 Fltl ATENUE.
de4:ddroar
DECEMBER, 186 S.
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY,.
CARPETS AT RETAIL
LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
We offer FOR A FEW -WEEKS ONLY
oar goods at a large reduction from rep.
lar rates.. Our stock is hill and complete
In all departmenb4 and we shall sell the
best qualities and styles of Carpets at gel,
ees at which we cannot replace them,
glying our customers an opportunity of
obtaining bargains that may never be of.
fered again. This' special sale will eon.
Unite only until the time of taking our an.
anal inventory of stook at the end of this
month.
MCFARLAND &:.COLLINS,
Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Avulse.
deb '
TAKING STOCK.
PRICES OF CARPETS
GREATLY REDUCED !
Oar:Stock is nob unusually large
and well assorted in every line.
OPTO treat
buy noun
'0 BROTHERS,
61. FIFTH AVENUE.
nom •
REDUCTION.
Good Carpets for 25 tents a Yard.
Lonvpil
M'OLINTOOK
AND COMPANY,
No. 23 iritth Street.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
W. MACKEOWN & BRO.,
WHOLESALE BRAD STS,
• AND IfAXISPACZUBLRB OP
.4Cairlzoca3. 411.
NOTED TO NO: 196 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, PHNNA.
'Mite Lead, Window Glass ana Glassware at
Manalactarers deg
BLECTICMt CORDIAL
An Ink/llble ramedy ., for Summer Cam.atnt,_
cheleirro=.,
DIL ORRIS' CUR , CURB,
A walla Ibr Motors. OrmaPc and PAM 1
Stomach. ter sale by
RASMUS& ENVING,
Corner of Liberty aad Wayne Street*
A.CIVEINTro FOR
SOHOOMMER & SON'S
PURE WHITE LEAD
MCCOY'S YERDITER GREEN;
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The Oaly grean'ioalnt that will not deteriorate h 7
exaosare. It wnl look better, last loner and give
amarke t mmo-astha satlatialon thaa any ualnt Litho
Etni
WALL PAPERS,
N EAP
WALL PAPERS,
For Halls, Parlors antriChamber4
xols 0111131ING. AT
187 Market St., near Filth Ave.;
.Ios. R: HUGHES & BRO..
AUPAIRAGUS VERY
nilotoz: put up in cans hermetically sealed..
and will be toasd squat to that fresh front the gar
den. far solo by JOHN A. BANSIOAW.
ge2 emu Liberty and Hand rusts.
CLELEAN62
at prioes that se-
RAN EVER BE.
'TS,
ATTINCS,