El
(Ttaittts.
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[for the Pittsburgh Gazette.
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' TUE CHRISTMA S DAY. •
Is it long to Christmas Day, mama?
le seems so long since last:
I've waited:Alit I'm tired out,
And almost feared 'twas past.
It seem though "[mould never come—
And nowtwill soon be here:
The weather's; getting colder, too; •r •
Is it Winter, mama dear?
•
And I'm to learn to skate, =Mil
Toll ProtaiSed Uncle Ned;
And you will give a pair of states
And pe & nice. new sled. •
And Mama, all the boys et school,
Ara going to build; with snow,
A fort that some will try and take.
Like men in war, you know. -
. -
The river will be frozen then. '
As smooth as it can be.
And I will skate along tile shore
Where yen and pa can see.
And grandpa's to he here, mama,
I hooe ne'll surely come:
`'.-- Be tells such pretty stories, too,
When we are all at bores. •
• • • • .• . • . •
m,
The holidays have co e agate.'
The earth is robed layette:
And fairer than a peet's dream . .
It glistens le the sight.
- The river, ice-bound, allent flows,
Beneath the crystal bend;
And Velditeto till the spring time heat
Shall verdure sit the land. •
The shouts are echoed far and wide
Ac:oss the icy floor;
• Mid happy throngs are speeding on
Along the frozen shore — -
rlerash--a plunge—a shriek for aid—
A running to and ire—
And Death drags down a little form •
To the cold depths below:
. ' 'Ti, Christmas'eve; theaters above
- Shine bright In Heaven's blue: '
" The moon's so ft beams are tinging all
' With their own sliver hue. • _
.
The merry bells are ringing out
A welkin note to earth;
And hill repeats to shadowy v il e
The pealing song of mirth.
But all alone; the little form,
Lies still, and cold, and dead:
The moonbeam as hes
fl
has rest ed upou the fate,
But ail of li._
And waiter than the drifted snow .
That wintry wines have di Wen,,.
The little siesner sleepeth on—
Ills Christmas came le H eaven. •
A. B. Itiiriditicz
PiliSDlTlldit, I , :ov. 25, 1868.
INDUSTRIAL'.
- : 'lronton, Wisconsin, has shipped 985
bal s of hops to Liverpool.
t Hudson, Wis., agricultural tools,
w $160,000, were made in 1868.
ori .
factory at Goffstown, N. H., makes
$9, 0 worth of children's sleds yearly.
_T T
The Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Ma
ch' e Works are running twenty , hours -a
day •
d i .
The Renfrew Gingham Will at South
A ms, Mass., gives employment to 700
ha
A large new watch factory has been
bu atßoxbury, Vt., and will soon begin
operations. •
—A woolen manufacturing company has
been formed in Otsego, Michigan, with a
capital of $40,000.
—One firm in Boston employs 7() hands
in making bowS and rosettes for the decora
tion of ladies' shoes.
—Doling the past season the Surveyor
General sealed 120,000,000 logs in the St.
Croix,' (31inn.) Valley. •
—J. B. Hawley will commence in Febru
ary, with one hundred hands," to manufac
ture fur hata in Brookfield, Conn. ,
=The Jabuese hydraulic ` pump is to be
manufactured at Mount Gilead, bhio; by a
couipany formed for that purpose.
—ln Palmyra, Mo., a company has been
formed, with $lOO,OOO capital, for the man
ufacture of agricultural implements.
—The • repeated failures of the New
Foundland fisheries have brought much
misery and destitution into that island.
—The Liverpool steamer which left Port
land on Saturday week took 655 bales of
• the new crop of East Tennessee cotton.
—Twelve thousand dollars was the loss
incurred by the brurv:tig of the Dudley Tan
nery at Witiestead; Connecticut, a few days
—There are seven or eight flouring mills
in Janesville, WIS., which combined can
produce fifteen hundred barrels of flour per
day.
—During the year closing with Novem
ber, 1868, 2,519,783' pounds of the various
sorts of tobaccn were manufactured in De
troit. _
. 7 -Wheeler's woolen mill in jariesville,
Wis., employs twenty hands, and can tarn
out fifty thciuiand yards per day of flannels
- i
and cassthers.
e • ,
• —The exports from Great Britain to Bla
si& during the year 1867 amounted to nearly
$2O 000 000 an increase of nearly seven mil
lions since 1863. (
- 7. .lttakes twenty to twenty-five cords of
birch'Wdod to make spools enough for the
thread made in one Week by the Williman
tie Linen CoMpany.
~
'--Hay & Co's glass- works at Winslow,
N. J., have been established 38 years and
now emplof 2oo hands on demijohns, bot
• Iles and window . glass.
-All of the manufacturing establish
ments of= Cohoes, New York, except the
cotton mills and axe factories, are running
short time this winter. •- r --- •
Seamlesa thimble skeins for wagons, I
and hub-augers, are turned out by. Durant,
Van Arsdale& Co., at Kenosha,Wia. They
melt 10 tons of iron:per day.
—The Cleveland, Ohio, Spring Company
has recently been organized with a capital
of $200,000, and will mannfacture steel
springs;for carriages and cars.
—A•newtub and pail factory has just
, .
been started atLacroese, Wis., which gives
employment to 40 hands and turns out 50
dozen pails and 30 dozen tubs per day.
—The iron shafting fot the new mill of
theXhina Manufacturing Company at Sun
cook; N. H.. weighs one hundred tons, and
if placed Ls a line' would be almost a mile
long.
—The Upper Altermlll, serogled; at Al
blori, 111, has recently been started by Lowe I
& Hubbard. It- was built in 1836, and has
-' ruined all its. proprietors by to the present
R time
-74'he•stockholdera of the James Mills, at
i NewtmrYPort, Mass., have decided to buy
- 1
$12t4000: *Oral Of iteir machinery, which
Will'Avonderfully increase the value of their
. ..
• _ prOlert7.,,_ .: i n • •
.aVio thins _Philadelphia occupy ad-,
7
joliiiig factories '. on North
out
street.
employ 180 hands and turn out about 2,000
,
' pairs Per'Week of the finer sorts of shoes
• for both sexes.
• - =Mason's blacking, so-long and, so well
, .
. . - riWn; la made by,las.•l3; Mason & Co., of
-E : , ielphia. One hundred and fifty heads
.
are employed, and 25,000,000 boxes a year
are made and sold.
—New Orleans has now a great grain ele
valoi: ready for use, with capacity for stor
ing 750,000 bushela, for drying 2,000 bush
els per hour and for taking 6,000 bushels per
hour from vessels.
D. ICingsbury & Co. are building a
tannery at Dudley, Mass. They will em
ploy novel machinery and processes by
which they expect to accomplish the work
of tanning in two hours. •
-The Tracy Worsted Mills, of Philadel
phia, employ 100 hands and turn out 25;000
pounds per month, but are about to double
their number of employes and also the
amount of their product.
—ln Many parts of Louisiana the sugar
and cotton cropifare' larger than they have
been before for ten years. In Rapides Par
ish the yield of sugar is 3,000 pounds, and
of cotton 450 pounds per acre.
—Last Wednesday, 3,509 bales of domes.
tic cotton goods were shipped_ from Boston
for Shangnae. This is said to have been
the largest-shipment of that class of goods
to a foreign port that Boston has ever , made.
—The large ' factories of the Gloucester
(N. J:j Print Company. which were des
troyed by fire last summer, are nearly v
built. The new 'works are more commo
dious than the old, and will contain supe
.
rior machinery.
4—We understand that the proprietors of
the large rope works which were recently
burned at McKeesport, have decided not to
rebuild, but have purchased a large estab.
lishment at Elizabeth. N. J., whither they
will remote their business.
—H. S. Minnie Sc Co:, of Philadelphia,
have a distillery at Martinsburg, West Vir
ginia, where they manufacttlie about 600,-
000 gallons of rye whiskey yearly. Fifty
hands are employed at , this factory, and the
same firm has another large distillery near
Baltimore.
—The largest distillery in the country has
just been finished near Lexington, Ken
-tacky. It will be able to make 2,400 gallons
of.whisky per day. Thirty other distilleries
in the same district will begin operations
January Ist, and their aggregate daily pro
duct is estimated at 26,000 gallons.
—There are about 25 firma in Philadel
phia, engaged in the manufacture of trim
mings, including military goods, cord,
tassels, fringes, dress -trimmings, &c. In
one mill alone, there are in use 150 coach
looms, 60 poNier looms, 150 Jacquard ma
chines, 60 braiding machines, and-100 silk
spindles. , el ,
—The Rock River Iron Works were
started at Janesville, Wis., last July. They
comprise a foundry 60 by 35 feet, with five
forges, a paint shop 60 by 30, a wood
working shop 100 by 25, a new brick struc
ture, used as a machine shop, store-room
and office. They make agricultural imple
ments, saws and machinery, and employ
seventy-five hands.
—From the Ist of August, to the Ist of
December 19,400 vessels of all descriptions
passed through 'larvae, below New York.
The freight carried by these vessels amonn
-1 ted to an average value of $16,000,000 daily.
When such enornions interests are at stake
is it not wonderful that the channel of Hell
Gate still remains as dangerous and full of
obstructions as ever ? • -
—ln the Piedmont region of South Caro
lina, just below the mountain range, there
, are 12 cotton mills,'which together employ
about 1,300 hands. Several of them have
1 1 been greatly enlarged since the war. The
upper part of the State abounds in fine wa
ter poivers, which have never been im
proved; in the lower sections there are no
1 , powers and no manufacturing establish
meats. •
—ln 1827, before the opening of the Erie
canal, the tonnage crossing the Allegheny
Mountains and from the Lakes to New York
scarcely amounted to 15,000 tons. `Forty
yea'rs later, in 1867; the tonnage crossing
the 4.lleghenie•3 and from the Lakes to New
Yot l k by the,five great lines, the . Erie Canal,
and Elie, Central, Pennsylvania and Bald
tnora and Ohio railroads amounted to 6,000,-
000 tons:
--Works for the reduction of paper to
L-pulP, for the use of paper -manufacturers,
are being fitted up at Lawrence, Mass., by
G. B. Mtlynadier, of Boston. The process
will be conducted tuider a Prussian patent,
of which the right for this country is owned
bylPagensteche,r Co., of Stookbridge,
Mass. The works at Lawrence will go into
operation about January Ist, and, it is ex
pected, will turn out 1,400 pounds of pulp
per day. - •
- -
Burning Candles at Both Ends.
The imports' of ford= merchandise en
tered at the Port of New York for the first
eleven months of the presen year have
been, in gold, $237,170,747. The exports,
exclusive of specie, were in currency, $149,-
078,817, equal, with gold at 184, to $lll,-
999,117 in specie. This makes a balance of
trade against us. on products other than
gold, of $125,171,630 for the eleven'months.
Of this 5um,569,128,694 was paid in gold,
and 456,04796 was met by the export of
bonds and other American securities, i. e.,
we ran in debt in Europe by that amount:
Had such of the products for which we so
ran in debt in Eutope as we can produce
been produced, in this country, as they
should be, or had the money spent for
them been invested La. production. as
much of it would hs.ve been if we bad
a well•coWsidered and Just financial
policy, looking to early resumption
of specie payments, 'the country would have
saved as much at, would have paid one
year's expenses 'of the civil list, or one
year's interest cm the national debt. For
the fiscal yearif36B, corresponding in part
with the above: period, we imported $1.21,-
164,561 of tho manufactures of iron, steel,
copper, wool, glass, leather, and other ata
pies, for alt of, which we have the raw ma
terials, ttie skill, and unemployed labor.
All we need for their production is ade
quate protection. Our foreign drain is now
in gad : •
For 'interest on $800,000,000 of 11.
S. bonds held abroad $48,000,000.
For balance of trade against us,''.
T0ta1.... —.R78,000,000.
besides' perhaps, $25,000 ,000 for expenses
of American tourists and absentees living
abroad to escape taxation and high prices
resulting therefrom. The problem before
*the country is : With such an excess of
outgoes over income, how long can we
stand' it ?
,
PITTEINCTRGii GAZETTE 4 WEPIsIESDAY; DECEMBER 30, NEE
=MULCTED •
ViTrUOITT PAIN:
so muses satin Wass ABTIFICAL
TESTS ABE OBDRBED.
A PULL BIM FOB Ps
AT DR,.= SCOTT'S.
STE PENN STREET, BD DOOR. ABOVE BAND.
ALL WORE. WARRANTED. CALL AND 'EX
BTECIERNB OF ,GENIDNE 1117. D
AN
IT& tar:OAT
WELDON & KELLY,
-Manufacturers and Waoteazle Dealers In
Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers
AND LAMP GOODS.
Also, CARBON AND LUBRICATING OILS,
BENZINE,, dt
N 0.147 Wood Street.
-se9;n22 Between 60 and etII Avenues.
PIANOS. ORGANS, &O.
u z l A il i ff nier s a r CHEAP.
B
SCiLOMBOkbeS( Odd !COM Piano,
AND ERTEN COTTAGE ORGAN.
The SCHOMACHEB PIANO combines all the
la test valuable Improvements known In the con
struction of a first class Instrument . and hu always
been awarded the bLithest -premiere wherever ex-
Whited. Its tone is, full. sonorous and sweet. The
workmanship. for durabillw and beauty, sinpass
all others. Prices from $5O to $l5O. (according to
style and Snlsh,) cheaper than all other so-called
Srst elan Plano.
MEWS COTTAOE OROAN
•
Stands at the head of all reed Instrnments. In pro
ducing the most perfect pipe qipllty of tone of any
similar Instrument in the United States. It is aim.
pie and compact in construction, and not liable to
get out of order.
CARPENTER'S PATENT " VOX HUMANA
TREMOLO" is only to De found in this Orfila .
price pun $lOO to $550. All guaranteed for five
Yealll.
SNARE & BULTII&A
. wo. is ST. CLAIR EMMET.
PIANOS AND ORGANS—An en
ttre new 'talc of
%HARE'S ITNRIVALLED PIANOS;
HAINES BROS.. PIANOS:
PRINCE & CO , B ORGANS AND MELODEONS
and TREAT. LINSLEY k CO , B ORGANS AND
MELODEONS.
onamATTE mum.
43 PIM avenue. dote Agent.
IT RUH, rracsical Cook,
=Astfully announces to the public that be wit
On Saturday and Monday Nex‘
Open to the pablie the
DELMONICO RESTAURANT,
FOR GENTLIDIEN ONLY. .
It will be his earnest endeavor to furnish his pa
hat
at all times with the most palatable viands
which the market or the season affords. Tre
LIQUORS, WINES of various dates, ALE, BEER,
etc will be tbelr own recommendation.
Orders for tine Cooking for :Weddings, and other
Festivals, will, as heretofore, be promptly and
-cheaply attended to, requesting patronage.
ocs:y93 EMU.
G
EORGE IIEANEIII,
maarrecstrais 07,
CREAM CANDIES_ AIM TAFFIES,
And dealer In all kinds of FILI=B, NUTS, YIDS
LEE, SAUCES. J.ELLIZES, Ma., to.
BTIEGEL,
. Mate cutter with W. Hesvenheide.)
ImmiEccEtAiwr unov:irao-8,,
No. 53 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh.
ses:rn
NE ti1001)E6
N
'A splendid new stock of
CidOWEES, CAJEMarBEFAELM3,ato
duet recelred by s lIENUT MEYER.
telt: Merchant 4.nor. 73 Smithfield street.
THE GREAT AMERICAN COM
BINATION.
BUTTON-HOLE OTEMAXINO
AND SEWING MACHINE.
IT HAS NO SQUILL, •
BEIM* ABSOLITTELY THZ BEST riatiiir
MACHINE El THEWCELD, _AND IN-
) TBINSICALLY CHEAPEST.
arAgents wanted to sell this
C. 13/1.1.81-M -1 / 1 ,
Agent for 'Western Pennsylvania.
Corner MTH AND MAME= STRUTS, over
Illehardson,s Jewelry Store. eel
WiZO - J4:l
CONFECTIONERIES.
1, ricDER.A.L BT.. Aiicemen,'
P
SEWING IME4CHLNES.
WALL PAPERS/
N EW
WALL PAPERS,
For Halle, Parlors andiChambers,
NOW OPENING, AT
107 Market St., near Fitth Ave.,
JOS. R. gTJGHES & BRO.
wig
zua4l
li e .1. LANCE, •
DYER AND SCOURER.
!Co. ST. Cidiarg. S
And No 135 and 137 Third Simi,
FITTEIBTFROIL PL.
COAL AND 00E23.
diDALI COAL!! COALII2
DICKSON, STEWART & CO,
' Brortng removed their °Mee to
NO. 667 LIBERTY. ernmilrr,
tritely City lionr11111)SICCOND FLOOR.
•
kre nett rep to tarnish good YOUGHIOGHE
NY L 'BIM COAL OBI;LA0E, et the lowest
usorket ea. •
All. orders Left at their oboe, or addressed to
them through the its% will be attended to gromptii.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
vicu.sion woußs.,
& W. JENIVINSON•
snasanarers sad Dealer •
T.ibilf 0, Snuff, Clgaris,•Pipes, agn.9
V: 6 YNDICiaI. ST.. ALLISIIIINT
AB.OHITECTS , _
" , A1 MOSIBB,
AtuallirrEctre.
TEUIT BOWS Ai SOOIATIOW BUILIVINGS, NOS.
IS and • fit. Clair Street, Pittsburgh; Pa. , Sereedsl
attentlcrn given to the designing and building of
Wl= INVIA6 awl LTALIC BIIILDIDIUS,
:;~~ ~'~~
iit & CBI/ISLE,
}10.19 FIFTH AVENUE,
P ' ,
THE. NEW SKIRT;
"LE PANZER PERFECTION4'
` , THE FAVORITE." "THE POPULAR,"
"THE RECEPTIoNt ,
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 EDW.:, SCARFS AND
SAsTIES.
ROMAN TRIPES AND PLAIDS.
SATINS all shades And widths:
FLOWS S. PLUMES, HATS AND BONNETS.
WEAR.S AND CHILDREN'S. Mh.RINO UNDER-
The Ti st and latest novelties in Gimps,
FRINGES AND BUTTONS.
We especially direct attention to the great excel
lence of the HARRIS SEAMLESS (Reunion) KID
GLOVES" over all others. and for which we are the
Sole Agents.
A complete line of. GENTLEMEN'S "STAR:"
SHIRTS, SUSPENDERS, GLOVhS, HALF HOSE,
UNDERSHIRTS AN II DRAWERS.
SELLING AGENTS FOR LOCKWOOD'S PAPER
GOODS, and all other popular makes.
MICRO & CIBLISLE,
0.19 FIFTH
nom
A BEY
NEW. GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAY
DENNISON & 111 iEBT,
NO. 27 FIFTH AVENUE,
five ine r t received a large aryl Judlelcrusly assorted
LA DS,CE GOO
tiuSIERY,
i •
Sid Gloves. liondkerehiel . ., - Slipper
Patterns. Zephyr Goods, Searfs
and Gents fur fi nishing
"Goods. -
and Notions generally.
El!SBIIOIDERIES,
TRIIMINOS,
A splendid selection is afforded in rpecial novelties
anitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
to which the attention of lady readers is specially
DENNISON Si, - HECKERT,
PUKES INARiiIED DOWN.
BABOAISS PI ALMOST EVERYTHING.
_
REAL HEM STITCH, all Linen. HANDHER
CHIEFS, lie, 19c, 21c and upwards.
TAP BORDERER LINEN lIAI4I)ILEBCHIEFS
fiNte, Sc to 50c.
Ali oar /IATS at one-half regular prices. =
All the new BALMORAL eNtitTS and Bradley's
latest styles of 1100 E SHIRTS, at the Lowest,
Prices in the City,
DENTS' MERINO VEST and DRAWERS, 40c
to 68,00.
AT EATON'S,
•
NO. 17 Fifth Avenue.
des
GL/03, CHINA. CUTLERY.
SOLI
BOHEIf
DLINEEL SETS,
s TER PLLTED GOOD
ERCEVAL BEVRETTy
TGEORANIOAL ENGINEER, '
P
And Solicitor of Patents.
(Late of P. F. W. A C. Railway.)
Oilier-, No. 19 FEDERAL STRICET,R.OOmNo.
tip stairs. P. G.Mox 50, ALLEGHENY orrY.
-MACHINERY, of all descriptions, designed,.
BLAST FURNACE and ROLLING MILL DRAW.
INGE. furnished. Particular attention paid to de
signing COLLIERY LooomorrvEs. Patents con
ildeattially !Allotted. SFr An EVENING DRAW
ING CLASS for mechanics everg WEDNESDAY
NIGHT. anAlnas
OEIPiTENT; SOAP STONE, &O.
RIDEAU PIPE.
- (Thespest end best Pipe in the meriet. Also, 80.
itIrDBAIII.IO OAMBN'ifor isle.
a 4). A. IBROCIKSTT a ca.
Moe and ManatactOrr-51_40 EZDZOCA BTU
Allegheny. MT Orders b 7 men promptly I IQ
ME
EMI
VENUE.
NO.. 27 FIFTH AVENUE
OOD STREET.
100 ,
AY GIFTS
i YAMFS,
FIN]
NOM
AY AND CHINA,
STTLES.
TEL SETS,
CIFT CUPS,
,SMORING SETS,
A. large stock Of
of all aosoruations
lall and examine our goOda, and we:fee
tlalled no one need fall to oe suited.
. E. BREED & CO
.100 WOOD STREET;
ECELAI'sIIOAI4 ENGINEER;
STONS.
EST CONISION
W •
.
• ArOohing! Stone Works,
Northwest corner of West Common, Auesteny.
mown - ATVATER
HOU CM band or prepare on shot% notice Hearth ,
mid Step Stones. a n d
for Sidewalks; Brewer
+.
ao. Head and Tomb Stones,
- orient erossothr e=eafted:t. Pearsremenablas
won cum,
FINE GEED WHAT , „
AT 349 LUISE.. sr. . r
stAX jIiTQACCOLI &WSlrth a CO.
7••••.••••••,•.•••• • *****
KITTANNING
EXTRA HEAVY
Barred Flame
A VERY LARGE STOCK,
Zqc• - vcr (:)fferecl,
IN GOOD STYLES.
NELROY,
DICKSON
& CO.
WHOLESALE
3cri=L - Ir
WOOD STREET.
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DRY GOODS
_Ayr COST,
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY,
TO CLOSE BTOCS.
THEIMOBE F. PHILLIPS,
87 ItTABEET STREET. '
den
168.
NEW GOODS.
NIEW ALPACCAS.
NEW MOILUB.
BLACK MAK
HOSIERY said GLOVES
F. SOUCX 7
•
16S.
or
N. 168 Wylle Street. JO
16S.
rum, mccANDLEss &
IVJ (Late Wilmot. Carr & C 0..)
. WHOLISALI DIALERS. IN
Fateign and 'Domestic Dry. Goods,
No. 96 WOOD STRZET,
Third door above Dimmed slimy,
• " rrrronms. PA.
CRACKER -
.• '- ' '' ' : . , , 11.
M V
,14., , ,. .;i4.
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ABE SIIPNRIOi TO ANY °THEM
071,NIMED IN THUS CITY.
°MI&
ISCUEOR ILAVICH and ß Lzatati Bla
VTLVAI, Str_AE_BODL,
uuLam.
For Sale biEvery Groee r in the City.
Baktryi No. 9t - Liberty St.
:1315 C Z • BATTING.
ELOUIEI6,IWLL if. CO.,
ANCHOR COTTCON MILLS.
Kam toren or gravy lusintat .IPad Weal'
i!1,0!!' OP *AONOLIA
gfily,s=lGs AND iATTMIL,
_ }..
,w~v , .. , -Giti.~ - _ '.cs Sav,ti~' ~ ~~~~.iel...:ai'
A N " Ald =nrciloN.
•
•
MS REGULAR • DECEMBER CLEAPABOS
SALR nau.nrated. at EV ER T
BE E .
mace 1 I Tall( BE.
mire BE A.EG
rouz, In •
CAJELPVTS ,
OIL _CLOTHS-, MATTINCS,
Good Carpets for 25 cents a yard•
OLIVEit
li'CLINTOOK
• AND COMPANY,
- No. 23 Fifth Street.
REDUCTION '•
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We offer our stock at reduced
prices for a SHORT TIME before
commencing to take stock.
Now is the time to buy.
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PriTELI3XTRGIII.
&Cy &C., ACI,
CARPETS,
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BOVAR.b, ROSE & CO.,
21 FIFTH. AVENUE.
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TREMENDOUS REDUCTION,
Nicor
LINTEL WE TABS , STOCK
WCALLITIti BROTHERS. .
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DECEMBER 1808.
FOR 30 DAYS ONLY.
CARPETS
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LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
We offer. FOR A FEW
MELO ONLY our goods at
large reduction from regular
rates. Our stock is full and
complete in all departments,
and we shall sell the' bes,t anal
ities and styles of Carpets at
prices at which we cannot re-,
place them, givingl our ens
tomers an opportunity of :ob-_
taming Bargains that . may
never be offered vain. Tins
specialsale will. continue
only until the time of taking
our annual inventery of stock
at the end of 'this month.
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