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EPTIFIFERTS;
—Lotta laughs and lingers in Chicago,
—Newark, N. .I*, longs for a huge hotel.
—The final state of the poll—baldness.-
I ,Tudy.
—Wild cats worry 'worthy Canadian
woodmen. - -
—England depends on Bombay 'for some
of her hay.
—Mr. Beecher's "chuich possesses three
deaconesses. t .
—ln Chiaago Parepa had an andieribe of
three thousand. r
—ln Texas peak costs six cents.a pound
more than beef.:
—Portsmouth,
—Portsmouth, N. H., has a pumpkin pie
nine feet in diameter.
—The greatest marriage settlement in the
world--Utah. - --Judy.
—54,000,000 is the amount of legacy tax
on, Rothschild's estate.
—There is, in France; one lunatic to every
four hundred sane men.
—TUsk-hoister is the Chicago - name for
a professor of toothology.
—Madeline Jennings-nee Henriques is
about to return to the stage.
—Chicago pork-packers cut up the porcine
victims with circular saws. -
—The new buildings of the Park, Bank,
in New York, cost 41,250,000. 1 •
—5200,000 worth of pork is pickled daily
during the season in Cincinnati.
—Victor Emanuel is the royal personage
who BO =offers froin'rlieumatisni.
—AI t ming yOung negress• is one of
the newest Parisian theatrical stars.
At the inebriate asylum in Boston
drunkardi are refonasid at $4O apiece.
—When a man has looked around, can
he be said to have had,a circular saw ?
— ! Dore, has drawn a portrait in black
and blue crayon of Rossini in his coffin.
--Snails cooked in their shells are said to
taste very like clanks, but are not so tough.
--Yernando - Wood'a autograph sold for .
ten whole cents in lievr Yorx the other day.
—ln his 'new series of readings in Londott
Dickens dilates on the death of Nancy, and
Sykes. •
—Ex-President Pierce is again seriously
ill. This is an event olimportance—to Mr.
Pierce.
—An exchange says the greatest novelty
is a seal ring with a portrait of the owner in
cameo:.
—A, New "York paper says : "Grecian
architecture--the stoopS that ladieis use at
present:- •
,—The Lowell Courier thinks the reason
why "nputer will but" is. because "blood
will tell."
—Matilda Herron is to deliver the inau
gural address on the opening; as a. theatre,
of Tammy Hall.
-,—Some sanguinary mortal in Savannah
is building a house the mortar of which is
mixed with blood. '
—E. L. Davenport is playing in Rhode
Island, where he has'had $7,300 worth of
jewelry stolen from him. •
• 4Tommy is dead. Tommy w,as a Japa-
Arne who. came to America some years ago
with Commodore Perry. ,
=Mrs. D. P. Bowers is playing Leah in
Phihkilelphia. Mr. Edwin Forrest is play
ing Lear some place else.
• —There is said to be a mental telegraph
now at work between New York and Lou
isville, managed by spiritualists.
—Mrs. Emma Waller, one of the tragedy
queens of the past, is again on the war
trail, being now playing in Canada: -
-Private theatricals are at present pecu
liarly popular with the prominent people of
Philadelphia, NeW York and Boston.
—Fine large brook trout caught in the
bounding broctlis of the Rocky Mountains
grace the tables of Chicagoan epicures.
—M. Berryer, the great Freinch ,lawyer,
died without a single decoration; as he
always refused to accept such vanities.
• —Out in the wild West, Vigilant Com
mittees hang Mayors. He of Laramie re
ceived that sort_of attention the other day.
—53,000,000 worth of new buildings
have been put up in New Haven, which
styles itself the business centre of Connect
,
lent.
—"My immortal" is a sweet pet name,
and so much less common than my pet, or
my darling. Rossini was called that by his
wife. -
—All of Baron Von Beust's decorations
which were stolen from his house during
his absence, were found in a pawn-broker's
shop. ,
—Atter all her wanderings in India,
China, Japan and Australia, Madame Anna
Bishop is going to settle down in New'
-York.
—A man in Stamford, Connecticut, hay.
jug lost both hands and one foot; would be
glad to have a velocipede which he could
propel.
—The Emperor of Russia and the family
of the King of Saxony are all Very fond of
reading American books and books about
America.
—Petroleum V. Nasby . will lecture in
Philadelphia on Wednesday for the benefit
of the widows and orphans fund of a post
of the G. A. R.
Chicago calls New York an eastern
frontier city, and Philadelphia.replies that
New York is merely a station between the
Quaker City and Boston.
—A yoUng lady who saw a steam, fire.'
engine in Boston on Saturday, for the first
time, innocently inquired why they boiled
thnwater before they threw It on the fire.
• —Gustave Dore, on the daY of the Em
-press's fete, offered an exquisite pen-and-ink
sketch drawn on wood to the Empress, and
a copy of his "rurgatoire" avant la Wire,
to His - Majesty.
_Putnam; county, Ohio, is an extrav
agant place. The authorities have
rashly gone to the expense of building a gaol
and then have for six months had no :one in
it but - the gaoler.
-r-Philadelphia may be the City of Bro
therly Love, but after considering the case
*f the Twitchells, who recently murdered
their mother, we are forced , to doubt if it
can be called the City of Filial Affection.
—A german in Quincy, Illinois,
though he lacks a strawberry mark on his
left arm, possesses a blood mark on his cheek
shaped like a deer. Happy man thus al,
Ways to have his deer pressing his cheek.
--Maryland farmers are, many of them,
abandonding the culture of the _ peach,
whose yield is uncertain, and have under
taken the raising of strawberries and pota
toes, which are niore reliable and profitable.
—Robert Bonner, who seems to be very
recklessly disposing of the contents of his
stables, gave Dr. McCosh a horse worth
$1,500, and now the the valuable equine
quadruped has been stolen from the learned
-President of Princeton.
—We thought English was well stretched
when the word velocipedestrians was made
for the 'benefit of riders on that instrument;
but some one has found a name for the
teachers Of the art of velocipedestxianism,
who he calls velocipedagogues.
—Baron Rothschild left 'an annuity o
2,500 francs to every clerk who had been
ten years in his service. This benevoleht
action must have been particularly aggrava
ting to those clerks who had been but nine
years and a half employed by him.
—A couple of Houston negroes got into
a quarrel vver cards, and one chased the
other into the bayou, where he was drowned.
Now there arises the interesting question
whether it is murder. Probably nothing
but momentary insanity.—[Boston Post.
—darl Benson being challenged to make
a rhyme for velocipede, got off this im
promptu:
.There was a man on a velocipede,
Wile said I nerd not give my boss a feed:
Without oats or hay
He will go all the day,
Wait cheap thing to keep a velocipede. ,
—"Heller, the magician," perpetrated,
not lonz ago, the.following sarcasm on his
competitor, Prof. Anderson:
"Shakespeare wrote well,
And Dickens wrote Weller;
Anderson is hell,
And I am Heller."
—On Friday night a grand concert in aid
of the. Lincoln Institute, a school for 'sol
diers orphan sons, was given in Philadel
phia, by Misses Kellogg, Alida Topp and
others. In addition to her free professional
services at the concert, Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg presented the Institute with $250 in
. .
—The following is the territorial extent
in square miles of several cities in the
Uttion; New York - City, 22; Phila.-
delphia, , 126}; Buffalo, 37; Pittsburgh, 24;
Louisville, 12 3-10; Chicago, 23i; Brooklyn,
25; Cincinnati, 7. It is proposed to enlarge
Cincinnati.—Phaadelphia Ledger.
—The Philadelphia .eedger of the 18th
inst., says : During the past week the fol
lowing vessels cleared from this port with
petroleum : Brig Marianna, for Lisbon,
with 88,773 gallons; brig S. W. Welsh,
for Trieste, with 101,546 do.; bark Bares,
for, Cork, with 134,991 do.; bark Valkyna,
for Antwerp, with 201,654 do.; bark Volky
nia, for Marseilles, with 96,335 do., making
a total of 737,879 gallons for the week, and
37,938,583 since the first of January, 1868,
being an increase of 9,789,911 gallons as
compared with the same period in 1867.
A New Propelling Poser.
Thellissonri Democrat has the subjoined
sketch'of the new Hiinter propeller'
The peculiarity of this' invention consists
in the paddle, which is composed-of a num
ber of steel floats arranged in a strong iron
chamber. This frame is firmly bolted to
a vertical shaft or beana which is keyed in
an axis placed near its upper end. On the
centre of the axis a bell' crank is keyed,
and to this the piston rod of the engine is
adjusted.
On operating the en glne' the shaft is caused
to oscillate, which carries the paddle back
wards and forward in the line of the vessel's
motion. In passing forward all the floats
open by self-action, thereby avoiding all
resistence, while in passing backFards they
instantly close, thereby obtaining the great
est possible resistance from the water.
The cylinder is very short—a foot or fif
teen inches being deemed sufficient for the
largest 'vessels. The travel of the piston
through 12 or l 5 inches would give a pro
pelling stroke varying according to the
length of the paddle shaft, of from 10 to 20
feet. The shortness of the cylinder permits
great rapidity of the- stroke-150 complete
propelling strokes per minute being readily
obtained from any good engine.
The larger the vessel the greater would
be the length of the propeller shaft, and
consequently the greater the mechanical
advantage given to - the water. This lever
age principle is seen in its greatest, perfec
tion in the ordinary oar—a long tapering
oar has no perceptible slip—it holds in the
water as against a fixed body, and all power
expendedby the oarsman goes to propel
the boat. ' Dr. Hunter's paddle acts precisely
on this oar principle. There is no displace
ment-of water. It does not travel back
wards, but merely holds against the water,
so that the entire power of the engine goes
on the boat in the line of its motion, and
with less friction and loss of power than in
the ordinarY wheel or screw.
We do not see why it should not be appli
cable to boats and barges on the Mississippi:
It can be placed in 'the stern, where it is
perfectly guarded, and it is said •to work
perfectly, even in dead water. •
THE Philadelphia Ledger says: "We
have on various occasions called the atten
tion of our readers to the intimate relation
between the climatology of a country and. its
forests, showing that as the latter are cut
away the amount of rain decreases. An Inter
eating instance of the converse of this prop
osition has just been announced in connec
tion with the climate of Egypt. For a long
time, as- it is well known, rain has never
fallen in Upper Egypt at all, and In the
Delta only on five or six days in the year.
Some years ago, however, Mehemet All
' planted twenty millions of trees on the Delta,
and they have now attained a considerable
size. The result is that the number of rainy
days has gradually Increased from five or
six every year to forty, with the prospect
of attaining a still, greater proportion here
after.
WoiEN have no greater weakness for
dress" than men. Any opinion to the con;
trary is founded on the fact that the dress
of women is more demonstrative and
showy. `•-• This, however, does not involve
a greater expenditure. A man sees the last
of a one hundred dollar bill in getting a suit
of clothes; a 'Woman spends fifty nollars,
and is accused of indefensible extravagance.
Of ten men and ten women, taken in the
street as they come, it will be found that the
men spend two dollars to every, one of the
women. Of course a majority of the men
won't admit this; but it is truth, neverthen
less.—Boston Poet.
P'CNITIVNItt 'MONDAY, TRITEMBES 21; 1868:
TEETH EXTRACTED
isamotrr
-Nocautea MADE wireasr ARTIFICIAL
TEETH ABE ORDERED.
A TOLL BET FOR U.
AT DR. SCOTT'S. •
ill PENN STARES, 3D DOOR ABOVE RAND.
ALL WORK WARRANTE D . CALL AND XX..
lAMINE SPECIMENS OF VIENDINE VIFJ,CAN.
TE. . iiy9:daT
le 7:144 1:4 it slot*
WELDON & KELLY,
Manufacturers and Wboleiale Dealers in
Lamps, Lanterns„ Chandeliers
_ • AND LAMP COOPS.
Also, OA3IIOII AMD LTIBBICATING OILS,
BENZINE, Eke. -
N 0.147 Wood Street.
ae9:n22 Between sth and 6th Aienies.
GLASS,_CHINA, CUTLERY.
100 WOOD STREET.
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
FINE VASES,
BOHEMIAN AND CHINA,
DINNER SETS, TEA SETS,
SMOKING SETS,
SILVER PLATED GOODS
Call and examine oor goods, and w
satisfied no one need fall to oe suited. e-feel
B. E. BREED &CO.
100 - WOOD STREET.
PIANOS, ORGANS, &O.
'WM THE BEST AND
Etrf PIANO AND ORALLN.
Sehamaeker's Gold Medal Piano,
AND' ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN.
The ISCHOMACHER PIANO coinblnes all the
latest valuable improvements known In the con
struction of a first etas instrument. and has always
been awarded the blithest premium wherever ex
hibited. Its tone is fall. sonorous and sweet. 'Vie
workmanship. for durability and beauty,. surpass
all others. Prices from 650 to 6180. (according to
style and, linisb.) cheaper than all other so-called
Slut class Plano.
ESTEVB COTTAGE ORGAN
Stands at the bead of all reed Instruments. in pro•
clueing Instrum e nt rfect pipe Quality of tone of any
similar in the United States. It Is aim
ple and compact in eonstnsetlon, and not liable to
get out of order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT "VOX RUXA...VA
TREMOLO" Is only to be found in this Qum.
Price from $lOO to $550. All guaranteed for Are
years.
BABB, SNAKE & BIINITLEB,
• No. 17ST. CLAIR STREET.
PIANOS AND ORGANS—An en
tire new atcrk of
SNARE'S UNRIVALLED PIANOS;
HAINES BROS.. PIANOS:
PRINCE CO'S ORGANS AND MELODEONS
and TREAT, LINSLEY A Ors ORGANS AND
MELODEONS.
CrRARLOTTE SLONE. •
• 43 Fifth 'Tome, Sole Agent.
SEWING MACHINES.
BE GREAT AMERICAN con-
BINATION..
BUTION•HOLE. OVESSELKING
AND'SEWING MACHINE.
1T RAN NO NAiIIAIft
BEING ABSOLUTELY THE ZEST TAktLY
MACHINE IN THY C HE A P EST IN
's TEINSIOALLY Tait
ANlTAgerits wanted to cell this Machine.
CII.AI=I. C. - 3134TAHXZEIC,
Corner rant Afflifillftelr te;
xeweir„ Store. OE4
BTIEGEL,
(Lots Gutter with W. Hespenbeide.)
3!kMRCIHICIILTiT TitICU3II,
No. 53 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh.
NEW FALL GOODS.
A splendid new atonic of
CASSIAMIVE I9, &o.
Just received by
sell: Merchant Tailor, 73 I Butlthrleld greet.
s gor-/Ahoi,ife3aiUtitij
pERCEVAL BECKETT,
IGEORANIOAL ENGINEER,
And Elolloltor of Thston.Ea.
(Late of P. F. W, C. Railway.)
Once, No. 70 FEDER ALSTREET, Room No. II
upstairs. P. O. Box 50, ALLEGHENY CITY.
- MACHINERY, of all descriptions, designed.
BLAST FURNACE and ROLLING MILL DRAW.
INOS furnished. Particular attention paid to de•
signing COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES. Patents con
fidentially_ solicited. aar An EVENING DRAW
ING CLAM for mechanics every WEDNESDAY
NIGHT. atri:nße
CEMENT, ',,SOAP STONE, &e.
HYDRAULIC CEMENT DRAIN PIPE,
Cheapest and test Pipe in the market. Also, RO•
BRNDALIC HYDRAULIC CoIIUIST for sale.
B. B. et C. A. JEIROCILIFTT *CO.
Aqnce and M nnfaetory-240 RNBECCA BT
r o ": e l! h eny. SiA Orders by mall promptly attended
ridi
a , j ,, BUSHELS
LIME SOUTHERN BED'WHUT,
To Mitt and for vale by
selß MeBLICE ANJER.
NEW STYLES.
CIFT CUPS,
A large stock of
of all descriptions
Fit a) (s) : 'Ado • IRO
lIENitIr MEYER.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS I
HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
ROMAN SILK BOWS.
Maa.ca Cc:alarm.
LADIES LACE HANDEERCIiIEFS.
Rosewood Handkerchief and
Glove Boxes
WATCH STANDS AND CIGAR CASES,
Wit:MING DESSW" AND ALBUMS
The finest and cheapest &assortment of
WAX AND CHINA DOLLS,
TRAVELING CASES,
CARTE DE ITISITE BASKETS.
LADIES' &' GENTS UNDERWEAR
LADIES PINE KNIT OPERA ROODS,
The New Striped Felt Skirt
"WOOLEN GOOD at Cost.
.Fine Embroidered Slipper Patterns. Beautiful
Embroidered Cushions.
DIACRDIXE, GLYDE & CO.
TS Rad SO Market Street.
deg
MICRO & CARLISLE ,
NO. 19 Fb'TIE AVENUE,
THE-NEW SKIRT,
. 1
"LE PANZER PERFECTION."
"THE FAVORITE." "THE POPULAR,"
"THE RECEPTION',
THOMPSON'S! TWIN SPRING,
"WINGED ZEPHYR,"
"GLOVE FITTING," CORSETS AND PAT-
I ENT .•PANIERS."
i THE NEW GORED OVER SKIRT, "BELLE
k, HELENE Skating,"Skirt richly embroidered; an el i egant street
or .
RICH RIBBONS FOR BOWS, SCARFS AND
k SASHES.
ik ROMAN STRIPES AND PLAIDS.
e SATINS, all shades snd widths.
s, FLOWERS. PLUMES, HATS AND BONNETS.
s LADIES AND CHILDREN'S , MERINO UNDER
piWEAR,
The richest and latest novelties in GIMPS,
FRINGES AND BUTTONS.
We especially direct attention to the great excel
lence of the HARRIS SEAMLESS (Ronilioni KID
GLOVES" over all others. and for which we are the
Sole Agents.
A complete line of GENTLEMEN'S "STAR"
SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, HALF HOSE,
lUNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
SELLING AGENTS FOR LOCKWOOD'S PAPER
GOODS, and all other popular-makes. '
& 'CIBLISLE,
NO. 19 FIFTH AVENUE.
noZ
MERRY CHRISTMAS !
DI
NEW GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
DENMSON & IIf,CKERT,
NO. 27 FIFTH AVENUE,
Have just received a large and Judiciously assorted
stock of
EMBROIDERIES,
TRIMMINGS,
Hid Gloves. Handkerchiefs. Slipper
Patterns. Zephyr Goods. Scarfs
and. Gents . Furnishing
Goods. T hing
Goods.
Nations generally.
A splendid selection is affordedin special novelties
snitable for
HOLIDAY ,PRESENTS,
to which the attention of I,;‘dy readers is specially
DENNISON & HECKERT,
PRICES MARKED DOWN.
B)MIAINS IN 'AI MOST ETERITIMCG.
• REAL HEM STITCH. all Linen. HANDKER
CHI.IsEB. 17c, 19c 550 and upwards.
I
TAPE IOttbEILLDLINEN HAN DEERCHIEFS
17!ar, Sc to 50c.
All OUT HATS at sone-half regular prices.
All the new BALMORAL SKIRTS and Bradley's
latest styles of ROUE SMUTS, at the Lowest
Prices In the City._
BENTS' bfERINO VEST and DRAWERS, 40c
in $5,00.
• AT EATON'S,
17 Fifth Avenue.
del
CRACKER BAKERIES.
: 1—.". ..5 :.. .. Ith i 7 5 : ' ,. .
M.
;,11V •
'• t i , ' ~, 3 ,
CRAB{. '".. 1 ‘
...
ARE SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER!
OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
SCOTCHR, BUTTER, BISC UI TS.,
CREAM, and LEMON
For Sale by Every Grocer in the City.
Bakery, No. 91
_Liberty St:
not
J.' LANCE,
•
DYER AND SCOURER:
No. 3 ST. CLAM SWIWELVir
And Nos. 135 and 137 Third Street,
"FTPTSBURGH. PL.
WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
IL LYON,
Seater of Weights and Measures'
No.I ISEET,
tßetween Liberty and Perry WWI
Ong yrs promptli attended
BAIR`AND PERFUMERY
IJOHN PECK Ornamental nab
emu worami Awe PERFUMES, No. 133
rd street._ near Smithfield, Pittsburgh.
Always on hand, a general assortment of Ladles'
GS, BANDS, CURLS; GantleMelVll WIGS, TO
rggs. SCALPS, GUARD CHALIitt,BIIACELETS,
%%food Price in cash win be given for
11.1. W
the
Ladneatest ies , and Gentlemen's er Hair Cutting donet
man. mh2nni
54.
Barred Flannel,
A VERY LARGE STOCK,
ta'crvicr correrea.,
ItELROY,
DICKSON
& CO.
CRY ,1.,C)C1631:11€3,
LACE GOODS,
HOSIERY,
NO. 17 FIFTH AVENUE
%DIN?
KTITLNNING
EXTRA HEAVY
IX GOOD STYLES. .1
WHOLESALE
046
WOOD• STREET.
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• -
CLOSING OUT SALE OF •
3. DI. BIJIICHIInaIIS..CO'S.
- 9
AT
•
,
NO. 52 , ST. CLAIR STREET,
CONTINUED. ,
•
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
DRY du -coons
REDUCED to close out before taking stock.
1161 t 'Nem 'ts time to get nsefel HOLIDAY
PRESENTS cheap. ,
dela
87. MARKET STREET. 027
1,..J •
•
7§lT—V--AW GOODS
WATERPROOF — aII colors and qualities'.
CASSIIdERES — Ior Men's and Boys , Wear.
LADIES' CLOAKDiGS—Large assortment.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MERINOS.
IRISH POPLIN — SLOO per yard.
VELOUR POPLINS.
SILK POPLINS.
PALERMA CLOTH—for-Snits.
BLACK SICILIAN LUSTERS. •
BLACK AND COLORED EMPRESS CLOTHS—
Large variety.
VELVETEENS — for snits.
ELECTRIC CLOTHS.
Large assortment of PLAIDS.
Full stook of DRESS GOODS, at Lowest Eastern
Prices.,
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS' ,
87 MARKET STREET.
oes:
NEW GOODS.
NEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOHAIR.
BLACK SILKS.
HOSIERY and GLOVES.
F. SOUCY,
or No. 168 Wylie Stre et. .l6B. 6S.
, McCANDLESS & CO. ,
0" 111
(Late Wilson, Carr a ON.)
WHOLESALE DEALNES IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD MMES.
Third door above Diamond alley,
CONFECTIONERIES.
GEORGE BEAVEN,
XILI U7A0T171411. 97
CREAM CANDIES AND TAFFIES
And dealer in all kinds of TWITS, NUTS, PICK
LIM ISAUOICS. JELLIZ43, /ix.
US FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
DECEMBER 1868.
54.
FOR 30 DAYS ONLY.
CARPETS
ALT rtmgr.aaci_.
LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
We offer FOR A FEW
WEEKS ONLY Our goods at a
large reduction from regular
rates. Our stock is full and
complete in all departments,
and we shall sell the best aual
ities and styles of. Carpets at
prices at which we cannot re
lace them, givingour cus
tomers an opportunity of ob
taining Bargains that may
never be offered again. This
special sale will continue
only until the time of taking
our annuli inventory 'of stock
at the end of this month.
FF.A.RUND & COLLINS,
71 LND 78 FIFTH AmtrE.
del
51.
FIFTH AVENUE.
M'OALLUM BROTHERS,
GRAND CLEARING SALE. OF
CIME3PvEITEi.
TREMENDOUS REtpuqTiora,__
for Cassla,
17NTIL WE TARE STOCK
WCALLUM. BROTHERS.
rt - rou - 4crriow #'
CARPETS,'
c:xcr_icLeicermiei,
C~L•a.~ ,
, We offer our stock at reduced
prices for; - a
SHORT TIME before
commencing to take stock:
Now is the time to buy.
BOVARD, ROSE & CO.,'
de4:d&wP
ANNVAt
REDUCTION.
01TR REGULAR DECEMBER CLEARANCE
SALE Is now fully Inaugarated, at Prices that se-,
cure BETTER BARGAINS THAN EVER BE.;
FORE, In
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINCS,
Good Carpets for 25 cents a Yard•
OLIVER
-
COAL! COAL!! •coALIts
• DICKSON,STEWART & CO.,
Having removed their Office to .
NO, 567, LIBERTY switmrai
(Lately City Flour Hill) SECOND ELOOIL
Are now plep_ared to furnish good YOUGHIOOREt
NY LUMP, NUT COAL ORILACK, at the lowest
morket price.
All orders left at their office, or addressed tO
them through the me% will be attended to promPlil•
N EW
PITTSBURGH. PA.
For Halls, Parlors atur,Chainl?ers,
------ NOW OPENING, Al' •
107 Market St n . near Fifth Ave.,
QM
51•
ecO.
21 k'lllll AIrENUE.
CAXLY9ErrS,
&Co ) aCe; &Ca,
M'OLINTOOK
AND COMPANY,!
No. 23 Fifth Street.
DYER AND SCOURER,
WALL PAPERS,
WALL PAPERS,
JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO.
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