PI a Ett litttointrOv., . ()manses's last work has not only his customary faults, but is not original, selections from his former operas being easily 'distinguished in it. THE TA=E • Pram,lieer Bjornson's "Arne." The Tree's early ..leaf buds were bursting thel brown I "Shall 1 take,thern away?" said the Frost sweep lug down. "So les*e them alone Til T re e blossOms have crown," Prayed the , while he trembled from rootlet to crown. Thh Tree bore hls blossoms, and _all the lards sung; "dhall 1 take them away?" said the Wind as he sung. , 1 , 1 o,• leave them alone Till the twirries have grown," Bald the Tree, while his leafilets quivering hung. The Tree'rore his fruit in the =Mummer "glow: 1184,d the girl, "May 1 gather thy berries orMo?" "Yes, all thou cant see •, Take them; all are tor thee," Bald the 'bee. .wrille he bent down his laden boughs- low. EMMUIIII3. • —Dogs are a 41611ar a piece in • —The bored of education—school•boys. 0 nom. eu Buckner has <become a life ing ** lo3li g at • confesilon Is generally tinned to be Mae. --New; Orhaum Is to have anew factory With 10;000 aidndlea. —There are 87 In the Senate'jawyera and 1021 n the, Howe. ! —Brougham has given his farewell per %mama in New York. . —A:Vermonter says Dexter isn't Dex ter, but:soine other - horse. —iTegroes and females are added to the old-time list of office-seekers. —A burglar was discovered concealed in apeddier's pick, near.Joliet, —Jefferson Davis was present at "one of the recent debates in Parliament • ;—ln addition te paper collars, paper cuffs, Ike., we: are to have paper coffins. —The NINA Gazette lately spoke of Goidwin Smith's University at Ith —Two of the newly elected trustees of the South -Carolina 'University are colored men. —Female Notaries Public are becom ing common in Missouri, as well as in iowa. —About twenty-six thousand - emi grants arrived in New York during Chteage saloon keeper has drawn of ,=26,000 in gold in a Havana lottery.- • ' -:.l3prague -is not much of an orator, but his speeches attract a great deal of at tention. . —By a decision of the Court of Ap.- 4 teals,a(Naples, priests are now allowed --Two impostors are playing Siamese twins in England, with an India-rubber coupling. s —A: slander suit in Kentucky has just tenniztated, after having - been 'on the docket eleven Years. • —A blacksmith in Kentucky has been iwhipped by Lynch-law, for not working to support his family. —Miss Kellogg makes her notes re deur.able only in gold, and t 250 a night that , ..Plaii. Ledger. —Pik of the horn of an "—erium," or "auras," of some kind has been found `near Davenport, lowa. ' - —Twenty-one members of the French press are candidates in the forthcoming -genertd election in France. '• •is becoming so substantial that they. wish to preyent the erection of any more frame buildings, —The 'Empress Eugenie must not be called "venerable" by her subjects, un der penalty of confiscation: • --- —;Thnadelphia wants a law by which notorious gamblers can .be kept from con gregating on Chestnut street. —There were three suicides and.wo sudden deaths at Dayton, 0., April 2d, - three of the partiea being Well-known cit -"A Il l ienclunan is trying to hire the Suez Canal banks for bill posting."---.Ez ciaangs. =He Should Only advertise Sue's works. —A. loaded bomb was lately' iscovered under the chair of the TiceroY'of Egypt. Truly, who. Would ' ”altjti the seat ,of the_ scornftd," - • - —4' merchant In Drtifalo ,found a rat drinking some sweet wine, which was dripping from's barrel. 'Very loitrirai, it had been Rat•afla— ,cifiraller. fajls to make his • balloon-trip across the Atlantic, after so' much talk about It lte *44iioyehimsof .an arylistighibideid. , —The:Nisei BeCkwith are the Innis 44*,,TROciftociit3 , ;.die 24 1 81difkantOn lin•lVashinitta,-and BehombOrg in ‘ , Pi 1818°1 1 * * 8 :-F4i i,4 cotemporaiy,says ;Butler and 13inghant' don't like each other. "Butler ired 041*V' and 411 4 1244 - --The weather tiles harl:Ja tsesprine, `li* but thfi 004' 4roitoos „ .much tor tt,Jusalt•antiltivea:na , nhint what 140*(1116 Ulg had a rof cpaßcle4_ .714 robbers of Fund B°' 'Allay, in Philadelphia, ;were more , lucky than "dh geutri, usually are, ittir curing such a large.. Mount of available fandOL =An exchange sa y s gi e gentledan • never wears a Mir collar." We knoW ' that a piece of paper often -decides the question of rank, but' never knew it . to be inthat shape. —Managerial impertinence and inter ference have proved too much for Brig; Aoli. Be has cut the leading strings and - ~, _ • . 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Legislators, who are accused of being fond of whirling. —Mr. Bergh has been unsuccessful in his attempt to defend turtles from cruelty, because they are reptiles, and therefore do not come within:the provisions of the law for the prevention of cruelty to ani mals. —"All Methodists, whether male or fe- Male, are allowed to vote on the question of lay representation, whick comes up in all the churches this t year.”—Erzekange. That's lay-ing on the first blow for female suffrage. —The beer-drinkers of Louisville are unpleasantly excited over the discovery of portions of a human body in a keg of beer. It is not supposed that they were introduced to give the beer a favor, but to conceal them. —The English Parliament is having ex citing debates on the Irish Church ques tion. The majority sustaining M. Gila. stone's bill, at its second reading, was 118; a majority but seldom attained in Parliamentary history, for any measure. —ln the last illness of the witty George Colman, the doctor being later than the time appointed, apologized to his patient, saying that he had called in to see a man who had fallen down a well. "Did be kick the bucket, doctor?" groaned Col- —Andrew Johnson proposes ,to "de vote the remainder of his life as a private citizen to the vindication of his official life and native State, and the obloquy cast upon them." Wherein he cuts-out for himself harder Work than he has yet undertaken.- h --Leverrier, the noted F?ench astrono mer, has expressei a desire to be relieved from his duties as Chlefof the great Paris Observatory. He has become se unpop ular with the Parisian astronomers and other savants that most of them have re: fused to speak to him. —Gsmeral Dulce, in proclaiming a war of extermination in Cuba, shows that the Spariish spirit of the sixteenth century has not wholly died out. • If the insur gents resort to reprlials in kind, it is but in natural: self-defence, and the blood is on the head of their adversaries. —The leader of the "claque" at the Paris Odeon Theatre is a wealthy man. He accumulated a fortune by black-mail ing, dramatists, managers, actors and ac tresses. Some vain artiste often pay him a thousand francs for one night's "eathu elastic applause," with the necessary "en cores," calls before the curtain, etc. --:The Troy Times, while doing justice to Miss Kellogg's , voice, criticises -her as ' "No woman can have the ele Ments of greatness Whose soul is not above paint and powder, insane hair, tight lacing and , bare arms, and a bone less, nerveless, jelly-quiiering gait, com bined with a Grecian bend. She might well imitate the dignified and ladylike manner of Miss Topp." A Man In a Peddler's Pack. A short time since, just at dark, a ped dler carrying a large pack,appeared at the door of a wealthy farmer in the town'of Green Garden, in this ccraity - and re quested the privilege of remaining over night. The.. Jarmer" tieing away 'from home, he was Wormed by the • hired man that he could not stay. He then rc4ues ted the privilege of leaving his pack un til morning, as he was very tired and could not carry it ihrther that night. This was granted, and the pack deposited in one corner of the sitting room. ton ring the evening some of the females of the household had occasion to move it, • and taking hold of it discovered thatthere was something suspicious about the con tents. The -hired man was called and upon taking hold of ft, found that it con tained a man. He quickly stepped into an adjoining room and returning with a revolver, motioned the family to stand aside+ and at once proceeded to fire three 'shots into it. A piercing shriek issued froni it; and on ripping off the outside covering a man with a, iarge bowie knife and a revolver clinched in. his hinds, was found weltering in his, blood. Two of the shots had-proved-fatal:.The neigh bors were alarmed,-but . .no traces. of--the peddler' who left the precious pack could be found. 'Thus by a mere '•iccident, - doubtless a shocking caseOfiebbery; and perhaps murder was pretented. doubtless a plot to rob the fariner ; as it was known that he tad ae BUM of % money lie' house . ' quest-was' held over' the 'boil on the - following morning, and tliciicillbf was that the killing weajustiffaideliunicide.No clue lending to the discovery'•fif,the name of the victini; or his acCoMPlice, has must, been ascertained. Such summary justice is seldom, meted out to the guilty • Doi; Purr has"lnterTiewed” the Pres ,iderit; and thus reports: 'We*, ifyoupsk me - whit I tldnk of:GeneTit Grant; /*ill tell yon I do not kieiw I beli,iitoePallie ,is beam; earnest, and in work he bas. before him, I hope, csgmble..: L _ne certainly walks out upon it alone.•_ , The old , sort, who- gather around the -Presi dent, are intimate with and influent e • him, ars not about Grant. I do- not feel Ike influence in the atmosphere It may be all right, but Ido riot, know. only ,hope it is. ' 14.coormi of YoMigineu were:eghlbit a-patent, churn in Canton ,' 111 hen timorousold lady hyerred that the,tia. chine w a humbug.; To ditikove 'the assertion;they offered to make butter:ith. in ten minutes. The old lady filled the churn, the patent right heroes set to work and spent two bours in perspiring and re. Hering esoltoilter, to no purpose, before thOlvilsz old thstnitilbibmied them that the" were churning buttermilk. Tirs'editor of the Beate:l'7o6am! and T.iptfrifol.-asys: "We do not ;Teach foi ate-following item,' which has been sent, uh: 'A. surgeon in a'distant place is said have removed a tumor weighing sixty.three pounds, and thinks of presenting it to General Grant.". PITTSB 11;t4,111 - GAZETrE WEDNESDAY, .APRIL; 7, 1469 'THE The Senate of Pennsyliania Palsied, on the sth, a bill to provide a police-force for getrolettm Centre, one of the oil towns of Venting° county. The an nexed statements, copied from the Buf falo Express, show the need for this pro vision, in which the speedy concurrence of the House is to be hoped for: . We published some time since, at the request of a certain clergyman of Petro leum Centre, Pa., a card warning the community against scoundrels who have been making a practice of Inducing yoUng girls in Buffalo, and elsewhere, to leave their hoines, under promise of high wages as hotel waiters, and then forcing them to adopt a life of shame.- The Titus ville Herald gives further details of the operations of these scoundrels. It says that the town of Petroleum Centre, being with'Fiut a local government, has become the headquarters of a horde of outcasts from society of both sexes, who have been driven from the large cities on account of their crimes or by their necessities. Pre eminent among the crimes are those com mitted by the proprietors of two vile institutions known as free concert saloons or "pee and easys t r , to which they have time and again - brought retipectable bat needy, young girls under the pretext of employing them as hotel waitresses, and placed them in such situations as to make their ruin ipevitable unless they were unusually courageous, or received assistance from the citizens of the Center. The frequenters of these saloons, or "free and easys," are made up of the lowest class' of "sports," gamblers, pimps, blacklegs and outcasts generally, with such Other persons as may be attracted to them by curiosity or by a desire to join in the orgies which are kept up to a late hour nightly. The waitresses, or as they. are called in the slang of the place, "beer gingers," are, in moat cases, professional prostitutes. In these saloons every species of debauchery and vice flourishes under bad whisky and worse women, and at tains a growth and vigor unknown out side of the slams of the great cities. It is to these places, reeking asthey are with everything that is foul, and containing within' them all the \ elements of bodily and spiritual ruin, that these men bring respectable but needy young girls from neighboring cities by some plausible story about waiting on tables in a hotel at high wages. Bat that is not the worst, for, when the girls are once within the sa loons, everything but personal violence, (and for all we know, that too,) is used to keep them there, and if they succeed in getting away the lies and calumnie aof their deceivers follow them wherever they may go. It frequently occurs that when the girls arrive at- the saloons they are without money, and . consequently without-means of returning from whence they came; and unless they receive assistance front outside the saloon, their ruin is only aquestion of a few boars. Thepaltry sums that these girls get per week are_witbheld from them if they &howling desire to escape, and applied on reel or imaginary charges which' the proprietors of the saloons are never at a loss to find against them. Thus, every , art Is usea: to lure next to helpless young girls into the saloons, and then, to make of theta professional prosti tutes, to destroy them body and soul, every avenue of escape is barred. ;Mthin the last six weeks certainly no less than five respectable girls, and probably more l have been hired into salo i wA by false promises. Three of thenr'etfected their escape within a day dr two after entering the saloons, and t by the aid of sympathizing citizens they obtained work in hotels turd private houses in Pe troleum Center. Four' of , the eluding the two:that are now in the sa loons—were hired at an intelligenceoffice in Buffalo, where the parents of the girls are now living. - • s The facts we have just given are the worst features of'crime at Petroleum Centre, but they,' ate by no 'Means all. Attached either directly or indirectly, or as hangers on to the free and easy, and to other institutions equally as bad, and to. the low groggeries and bagnios, are a horde of: cut-throats and thieves who, together with a lot of gamblers of every grade, from the closely shaved sect down to the half shaved looking pitch-penny fellows, prey upon society. Keno is in its glory, and sweat-boards, dice,and cards are well patronized; and scarcely a day passes without some one telling a doleful story of losses the night previous. Dur ing the past ten days not less than four highway robberies and assaults have been committed, and in One 'ease the victim was dangerously, beaten.- The state of affairs' t the Centre has beceme ititelera able. Debauchery and Mink 'of eyery description are rampant. The paktisitetfof society are banded together in one common brotherhood for the defence of themselves against the laws which they break .with ,' impunity, and which are wholly.inades quote for the protection' of life:, and, property. These , things have broXight about a reign of terror, and it is withithir! utmost difficulty that the property owners. of the place can be, induced to take "iini , prominent part in any' • action.tiokino to ward the sappkeesleh* - Pgi altni.P4 61 1 crime. The ddeputysheriff,46 nimispr i .thealgswon4.theno Center do everything- in their, power to -preserve peace and good arder4,:but their efforts avail but little under the existing - laws and the combinations ofbivkl*Okers. The citizens the ' place aillridelit USA petitiOnbd the legislature'ta: OA antiorizing the appointment At Vince commissioners and of anycup} _,.,. 1 4 , t 4 i lutemen the.,commissloners, . „ . • ".. • 'necessary, the Maintaining • aril • ..• up); acid adying the commissioners thoitithor ity. usually. delegated to police ccot* ' ilf the)egislatu,re will pass this ,blll, 9400 -Petrolein'Tentet :-will'lket*O4 Aor from which it Ntill neve; ma*. ; WI COnter liabebble as onierryt , Alg:otbei in, the SUM... - . ~, •1. ~Y*.,'•, , i oiiiiiiiiiB;—rrersoniLflite*, 6 : I. o ' nii,d 1,113, will' find it to their advabbit e' ' 0 the followl,ng; ' Wig s Puiluiligr '4'l;-' a ney,.-put t a,quautityforlsilt , lutoi bußjeioi ..tarlmith which the intereottraee ',OE brick are laid, and the . effect will be that there fishier will be an , acannulation of soot hi the ;ChiMhejr. The philosophy is thus sated ' The salt in the portion of knOktak which is exposed, absorbs moisture troth the atmosphere every damp daY.'_ 'The soot thus becoming 4srop, falls dowaluto the fireplace. It ApPeon •tO be an: Eng lish discovery, and is used:midi; success in Canada. MADAME Rosana , says that she receives on an average thirty calls , from strangers PariCand desirous of seeingithe cottage where the/citthiposetof the Wit'? bet of Seville" resided. These visitors, she says, are a great annoyance , to her, and she would prefer to be disturbed as little as possible. GAS MierdlUlE WPall)pri & KELLY, alantdhetzrers and Wholesale Dealers In Lamps, Lanterns, Chandeliers, AND LAMP COODS. Also, CARBON AND LUBBICATLNO BENZENE. &O. • N 0.147 Wood Street. ses:n22 Between 6th and 6th Avenues. FRUIT CAN TOPS. SELF LABELING .*. . -•• ..; PIT-TSBURGH, PA.: ;. , We 'are no , p repared to supply Tinners and Potters. It perfect, simple, and as cheap as the plain top, ',lnt. the names of the various Fruits stamped upon the corer. radiating from the center. and anindex or patnter.stamped upon the top of the can. • It Is Clearly, Math:idly , and Perinanently by merely placing the name of the fruit the can COP Mine opposite the_ pointer and sealing In the customary, manner. No preserver of fruit or good housekeeper will age any other after once seeing it. mbm WALL PAPEfftS. W ALL PAPEK AND WINDOW SHADES, OW New and Handsome Designs, NOW OPENING AT 'No. • 107 .Market -Street (YEAR FIFTH AVENUE,) Embracing a large and carefully selected stock of the newest designs from the FINEST STARV ED GOLD to the cruterEsr ARTICLE known to the trade. AM of which we offer at prices that will nay buyers to examine. JOS. It. HUGHES Jic BRO. WALL PAPER. TUB OLD EWER STORE IN A NEW PLACE, W. MARSHALL'S NEW 'WALL PAPER STOIE, 191 Liberty Street, (NEAIt 3rAltlaMj- SPRIS*G. GQDD3 itiiIVIING MIA MERCHANT TAILORS M'PHERSON db- MUHLANBRING, No. 10 Sixth (Late St. Clair) Street. succissora W. H. McGEE C 0.,) MERCHANT - TAILORS, Have Just received their carefully selected stock of Spring and Summer Goods. and will be glad to show or seU them to old and new cuaomers. The Cutting Department wit, still be superin tended by Mr. C. A. I take pleasure in recommending the above firm to the liberal support of the public. mit11:161 - W. H. McGEE. lot TIEGEL, . 1".. (Late Cutter with W. HesPenheide.) 111.1ERCEIL.A.NT No. 53 Smithfield Street,Pittsborgh. Bezentaf NEW SPRING GOODS. splendid new stock of CLOTHS, cAssrmEßEs, &C., ,:dust received by HENRY MEYER. , , -belt. Merchant Tailor. T 3 HmithWeld street. PIANOS. ORGANS. &O. BIIY THE BEST AND CHEAP- BST PIANO AND.OHUAN. . Schomackees Gold Medal num § AND ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGAN, The SUBOUM= PIANO combines 'ell the lattal valuable Improvements known in the con ;Wootton of a dim class. Instrament, and has al- Win been 'awarded ute wittiest vreinium ex hibltedi• Its tone is tun, _Sonorous and meet. Tile arealinmaismrdsuramand beans,: Burnam all iithezt• aft om to WO, iaccoOlns `to style Mid .I't than all other go calks, first class piano. - . • . • . rtu g a ,•• •1 ,2 -,- SirrasVlS tl A9iil ORGNLIV, .7 • Almada eilhaloi r wad instruments. in reducing oat rikegualisr or tone 0,104 stmil hitt In the United s• BMWS. -/VIAILIM colaMli 'and Alt ii et iintJai ex. , •••••0 ir r .r 4 * VOXMlthigat ligillifOLOi":l2 owl • -Am mod la , arricas. fritCe MAW" tP _!: AB I WTONV I '4, '. 2 ,Fe:ii ' r,, , ' ch.JoseK.ctirsimunir. IaIpALSOEI. Ott.G*Pitfink en- A. ; 'melee* btle,lc oY"''' ' • - XNA/1103131711TVALLETY PIANOS, • HAINES BBO9I;'P4SOt3r . ! &!C(l l .4l l oltiblitaiiihin ) NELODE -,038 and- %%EA% ustizarr a Ofigr•OfiGOS •AiirDXELornyoNcl:,:p• ; , u .. ogint i ogrealrionatc . l..:l . 7 '401( . 1 • 4111rati - ihtive;BODPAgFriti OPEINAVVIMERY. 3 .!';''''t*V*toonvrttzer.• W • FINE . 1, 21 11 9 1 11115 WAD: r .. , is i Tav iti , ETi , ...! 31, 017 T !Cyr% O rm • • - itoitot ' .C 4 1011 17 4 1414 TED 6100DS ) 4 4 , loran deiszipilons; t; '3ll 1 pg imitaide cm' 0504,r, and we reel estMle4 ;me nee4 3i4t ift be 'VW& C) R. E - ClO 0 1'::F DiW .. LYON, 43ENtier or Weighta and lemilres o Ito. BrltJLE'r, "- Between Llberty tad terry Oust"' Wilaropromptly stisnilell TRibnazums, NOTiorm ALIT JOSEPH HORNE & CO., BI7YEILS WILL FIND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT Notions/ White goods, Hosiery, Gloves Handkerchiefs, Embroideries, laces And Lace Goods, Boulevard and Balmoral Skirts, Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Millinery and Straw Goods, Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, • Sundowns, ' • To be found in the city, and which will be sold at the VERY LOWEST RATES , TO Cash and Short Time Buyers. 17 AND 79 MARKET STREET. mliee SECOND ARRIVAL op New Spring Goods. EMBROIDERIES. A PULL LIVE In ifacotzet, Hatnburg ancl Swiss. ! WHITE GOODS, At. the Lowest Prices. I FRINGES. IN ALL STYLES AND COLORS. _ LACE COLLARS, new style, SILK SCARFS, for ladies, CORSETS, in white and eolered, VALENCIENNES AND THREAD; ,Cluney and Malteie Laces. GENTS FURNISHECG GOODS, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. Jockry, Dickens and Merby WHITE STAR SKIRTS, : COTTON HOSIERY A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT. MACRIIK,OLME & CO. 78 and 80 Market Street. 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Bondi Yuntalnt. lulu a C, Letter , Label_ s, Show Card Dlpioniask Erdiraltil'Vtaws.VesUlftter Of D t ho t t b Otir e triA4l2 Near PP MIN* DES *IIII3LITIMEIL poriinarvok TRZIAT lALL privalt dlselliteritp*lhrts) all In '4Ornit,l u rlart il eag i V n VerliAtinf i ml s rCif a ta7 ordeP_ felt"erad efa .80ermatorthea or - Aid weakness and linliOteronr. restitialf iftga self-abuse er other cause& end whirs produces strait orthefollowinirefectr,‘ al blotches. bodily weakness, Indliteetioesmonsomption. aversion to I °datirt *11 2 4 11,11 n0u. Peed. of • future events, loss or memory. Woolens, 'nocturnal emissions. nnally prottrattaittne se &val o rem at to Or_ 141141AR8, ausattitactorY. * therefore 'lVilittaint. are prrnsanently cured. as al. =nee 'with+ these Or *eraser delicaWlatittgate CFI leaf stallting Ye W .C aV sr sirisl i he utA'afJili s. 'eMale edni p attend° Ten _ Illainte, Lehearrher 111111111- MOOS , ior l'lle,Crsaire4 of the worrier P.Lffr na tra, prarnie, ArrienOrnoeio Xedoriliatfa, Lux a norrhoea, and bterilityoT Serrate:ten, are treat. et witlytherstileteesS. ; 00Vsk a Pltyalclen Weo, c feLs ninteelf exoi ve to the study of A cert, of diseases amidreaber thousands et vase, dvirr Year. *unfit imildire l treAter uce.. .kni ti ilEeoll47 than jot n t,f:lt r i t liftit a medicil O*MP - bi/t -of arty pages that givesC ii*P o • l oo l llYitlearl and private diseases, at can be sauce at o et, or by , mall (Sr two . Every sentence COO tains instraction . to' the I sdnietwalut en a bling them to determine the precise filitilto of ;tear complelets. • , The? eatabllsbtne vonticriaing , ten IMP% rooms ‘ te ceetrali k thee it is neteOltven;ent visit toe city; I e Otter , / opinion can be oa salnedbvgivingesarltten statement of the Oat% ;and medicines can 'forwarded by-tpall or ox press., In, some I taliteb. hetveter, a persokal examination is tbielutely titbei eery, wkilela others - daily personal attention It rept ired, and for the ReCOMMatioll I f such Pattenti there are apartmeuts connected with the office that an Pro- Tided with every roptlaite that is calculated to promote recovery, includlng medicated vapor baths. All prescriptions are prepated In- the Doctor's own laboratory. under his personal su. pervlsion. Medical, pamphlets at oinee free, or by mail for two stamps. No matter:who have failed, read what he says. Hours 9 A.M. to Br, x. Sundays *I. to A P. x. oMce,No. 9 WYLIE !TB T , (near court gente.) rittsburgh, 5T1114111% I=l , DRY GOODS. TITTBEIIIMIL oe o LCLoTss. CAR 200 PIECES BODY BEMSSEIAM. 425 PIECES TAPESTRY BRITSSELS, 450 PIECES 3-ply ,and 2-ply Ingrain. The above Includes all the Newest Styles and 134hditns, and are SLOW 111 Store and suTlving t to be sold • , , , ,T;ow;FOR-CA$l-1,. Pz ,14'y OLIVER . FOLINTOCK -Si' 23 Fifth Avenue. NEW CARPETS. STOCH 1:7 X - . 4 30 IN THIS AIAP.ICET. We ;tinily request a comparison of - Pikes, Style; and 7stent of Stock:. The 'largest' assortinent of low Driced ;roods to any eitabllshinent;'Eut dr West: McCALLIJIII BROS., .ro.fFi FIF.'Z'H ..iirE.44l37E (ABOVE. WOOD.) mlll2 CARPETS. We are now receiving our Spring Stdck of Carpets, &C., and are pre pared .to offer as good stock and at as low prices as any other house in the Trade. We have all ithe new styles of Brussels Tapestry, Brussels, Three Pip and Two Plys. Best assortment of Ingrain Carpets In the Narket. BOVARD, ROSE it CO., 21 SIVE TIME IND MONEY. N'FARLAND.k:COLIANS Hare Now Open'Their New Spring Stock OF r.i.o - 0:. : ::. - q a ,,i0.•:eit.-s; ''' 7 - ROYAL AVEENS TAPESTRY VELVET, .BEASSeI: Ch k oirAist - StigeB - ever lorered •iis"-utitPitrkit. Afte- +.°,lF:AWr• IMMO .41 •If .'nS c s -, .~~ ~ .a ~.Kli b SPL~NDID 1~~ OB Z ~ ..... : , ;._ - •;..t , ::1:,,,..:„..,.._ : ,. i ,..,4 11 • ~.„,„,,,., 'CHEAP' r.I)AItPETS;,.,-,''. ME (3kkid Coifixii(N4iPaipts ENO AYr • . 25 CENTS ,Ttit 113 II lIM MS IMIUND & COLLINS, ISM It.;t.tD ,c U. ME (SECIONO:, R.) mbit , Euut ANp isOHN PEC K __, ' , ORNAMENTAL HAIR _worms& AND MUMMER. No. Third street, near Eadttaidd, rittsbargh. Alirs?4l o o n hand s_seserstssiortaxent - ot lA dles_, U.k.piDB, 0UR1,46, Asatlemeais yneS. raiz*. SCALPS, GIIAnD °HAIN% it&ClltlatTll i iko. adrA good Pries In cash will be Fives 10, aim HAUL Ladle., sad Wattles:Lea's Hills Cutting done In tae neatest manors sold DA El ME Mill ; ; LEME MEC IMIE
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