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(Railroad Ftreet. near Depot,*
law BlitatiTtric. 1"11. 21. F. citeIYTHER, Pastor.
re-ad:Ling EVEIIY SABBATH. at 1O), A. Y. Slid
PtibllC COMIWY Invited*
IarP I .I3IOII7TH Collic r rrjEG A .
TIO .A L CHURCH. Will reenednor the
ACIA.DEMY 011' To-AIOIIItONIT KORAI-
Tne °peeing. e.rrmon wal be Preached by
Itev. DA^ IKL :A:HMI/LEO, of tots city. at
10,1 d o'clock A. AI. The pub'k Are cordially lit.
Ytted to attend.
i
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IarFIRST ENGLISH .E
GELICAL LUTELESAN CRUNCH. Sever
oath street—ltev. SAMUEL LialtD, Pastor.
Service. To.m.,nicovr Sondat,)
X.dzvArularly
hereafter. at /04 A. (. 3 And TA P. aundaY
School at 9 4. N.
tar TUE FIRST IREIFRODIST
CHURCH. FtrTE Ark_vtrx, between
• Smithfield and Grant e*.ftte, ALEX. LAIM,
Pastor. Preaching EVEILY S ABBAT/I, at 10.99
• N. and 7.30 F. m. Free Beats and Welcome to
all. Sunday school at 9A. al. and /.4S M.
t
MraItELIGIOVS,First. Chris-
VAN Unlined, corner serer street
and Montgomery avenue, Alleghen City. J.).
nEPH KIM:. Pastor. Publm worst; p Tmildoll
- morws Day.) at 10)i itl the koaNING
and IS In tte EvgalNG.
Free Seats. and a cordial invitation given to all.
Sunday tub 00. 11V9 A. nt.
, r
IarFIRST CIIIRISTIAN
O .IROII DP PITTSEIIRGLI IV. N.
GraY 10Pastor, meets statedly .In NEVILLE
NALL., cornerevery of Liberty , and Fourth streets.
'Services Lord's Day at A, It. and TX
r. M. anittect tor Morning- discourse. "These
mail go - away into ever/astlng putlishinent."—
Mith:Z; 4.i.
___Tbe public are eormally Invited.
fg`MESSIAH. EN LISII EVAN..
GELLf7AL LUTHER Ist CHURCH, (Gen_ Synod.) Hand Street. below Penn , Rev. J.H.
W. BTHORENBRIIIi. Pastor.. Religions send
des- regularly on SABBATH hercaher. Sunday
tkhoel 9 P r ay er Preaching at Lecture X. and
Ti( P. Y. Meeting and Wednes
day. evenings. Friends of the congregation and
.pubuc are cordially invited.
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larTO THE SCHOOL DMEC-
Tuns OP PITTSBORGH.—In punt'.
-since of the forty. third Section of the Act of the
Bth of May. 1834, and of the seventh Section of
.the Act of the 9th day of April, 1881, you are
hereby notified to meet in Convention at the
"Brant" School House.on the FIRS l' TUESDAY
IN. MAY, A. D. 1869, being the 4th day of the
• month, at A O'clock in the afternoon, and select
- viva voee, by a majority of the whole number of
Directors prevent, one person of Literary and
&steatitic acqUirensents and of skill and experi
ence in the art of teaching, as City Soperinten
•dent for the three succeeding years; determine
thuateona; of compensation for the same, and
•certify the resift to the state Superkat4ndent at
Harrisburg, as sequir.d by law.
aple:ll4-s .10tiN WILSON, President.
TO IRON IIiNITICTIMERS.
FINELY DIVIDED OBE.
Parties needling machines to reduce the Pro
' dtlet of oar regular Crushers down to fine grains.
areinfOreted that we are PrePared to furnish a
pose michlne, gotten up expresalj for that pur
,
that dat a price amounting to only a traction of
demanded for soy other machine that wilt
• do an equal amount of the work. These who
take rearm:m.)le measures to find out Jtactr—not
training to hearsay—may escape contracting for '
.more expensive machinery than they need to
Brush their ore. One of .these email machines,
together with one of oar /in:takers of the nuts'
, style, (the former being fed from the latter by
one handling .of the material, ) will, If properly
Managed, reduce ore from ordinary lumps to
Pass through o. d mesh at the rate of about a
ton an hoar; or throe rh No. ft mesh at the rate of
two thirds of a ton per hear.
With a view to the introduction of this eru.sber
a limited numb....r of parties, wanting the kind
and amount of work done which we Pronounce
the machine capable or doing, will each be for
nlshed one of them on trial, free.for .hir:y daya,
.or other period agreed on. the machine to be set
hp Andrus' according to oar apecoltiFations.
Parties disposed to consider this proposition,
*WIII confer with the subscriber.
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tlon at our office, Nos. SI and 4 ninth street,
(latest. Clair.) .
sp10:103 BARR & MOSER, Arehltrets,
PURSUANCE OF Ali ORDER
z of the Malted States Dletrict Court for West
ern Pennsylvina. J. Robert W. Mackey. u
,alen. e of. J O sHIIA . RHouze. bankrupt, 1,11 . 1
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WAG AND XING,
Cozoodudon Merekeits and Broken In
Petroleum and its Products,
DALZELL'S BLOCK, OUQUEBIII6NAY.
nrnAmerratA ANolgine. -
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BrcaEly p (
1,000 Bushels in Store
And for sale strictly at the LOWEST MARKET
P RICE• A prime sample in excellent condition,
suitable for seed or table use. • •
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NOTICE.
Opening of Diamond Street, Pittsburgh.
All persons Interested are bereby notiled that
f the report of Timers In the Matter of opening'
and wideninir I,LaMOND STIUCT, from the
Diamond to Pam street, has been approved and
continued. •All persons aitalnst wail, assess
ments or benefits were made, are required to Pay
the same to roe within thirty days, otherwise
t t hey will be entered u liens against the proper
y
str. MI propertyon the Diamond and Diamond
eet, west Oft Market House. and on Liberty
street from Per yr to Water, has been assessed.
J. P. bLAGLIE,City AttOrneY,
Mo. AOC mu' Avnue.
Erstrar.
1413W.W SPRUNG. eri.pcxt
HOSIERY,
AT ZANIES PHIIILAN'S
Old Stand Stocking Store,
splo-8 No. 24 FIFTH AVENUE.
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apu:sicw
BLANK BOORS,
STATIONERY,
AT LOW PRICES.
Country Trade Solicited
S. A. CLARKE & CO.,
BOID IESELI.Eges,
aplo:emw
Mr SPRING ' GOODS
JUST OPENED,
ALT
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS',
87 Ifarket 'Street.
Prints, Muslims, Dress Goods,
SILKS, SHAWLS.
FULL LINE OF
SILK SACQTJES,
Fery Cheap. •
87. MARKET STREET. 87.
NEW GOODS
ma
BORNE & CO'S,
WM media desist Ude week eXtellaVO &siert
excite of •
Eats, Sluidownsy
8 0/Mete.
Bibbo/18,
ALL SHADES AND 1V1DT7143
Flowers, Silks,
Laces,- Frames,
Minions,
Dotted Nets, Gimps,
A.NI)
MILLINERY GOODS
' Of Every Description,'
laahaua s au the LAM? XIMILTPCS,i,i,
ire tart** the ‘ etteittehet Mllltweled
Dflitets!
W. KNoi,
137 LIBERTY STREET
_i
QIT EY ENT LIST, 1869, PPLI-
A.
office
Al lONS to sell liquors, filed Ins e Clerk's
°ni
Pittsburgh-
R. SchlEnatter, tavern Ist ward;
N. Hoer, tavern, I,t ward:
J. O'Rourke tavern,lts I. ward:
J. Wm. neba.rer. tavern ' , Ist ward: .
R. Scott dbolea & Co. tavern. Ist ward;
Julies Welssert, tave rn, Ist ward;
Mary Meyers. tavern.) /st ward:
A. Gincsenhelmer & Co.. othergoods, lot ward;
W. Baslage & Co.. other gods. lit ward.
Gusts) , Mark, tavern, 2d ward;
F. Lutz tavern, Sid ward;
Thos. Dymond, 2d ward:
John' M. Wish
M.." tav'ern, Ad ward
A. Huneck. tav ern.
3d ward; '.
WM. Riddell. tavern, 34 ward: \ B. Audi, tavern, 3d ward;
N. Stilton. other goods, 3d ward: '
J. Adam Weaver, oth.r zooda ad ward; '•
John MeGrady, tavern, 4th wa rd;
N. DV Cablon, tavern. 4ts ward; .
v. Fltaelq.mons, tavern, 4th ward;
Nave EFortney tavern, 4th ward;
S.
McCrlckart 5 ' Co., otber gouda, 4th ward;
Win. Carr & other ther good. 4:hward:
JAB, M Kay, goods, Ilth . ward;
Geo. Schinldt. tavern. sth ward;
Cai. Trehrung tavern, sth ward;
Pat. Brown tavern, Bth ward;
Jerry Driscoll. tavern, sth ward:
J. & J. !telly, other goods, sth ward;
Phil. Kalkuff. tavern, Bth a ard;
H. EratY, time n. 6th w; ..
John klehardson, t•Yern oth ward;
J. er g, trewden other good , . 6th ward;
Jos. r tavern
Jno. Steel. tavern. ettt ,
waSul ward:
r
Pat. Gallagher, tavern ward:
war
Morgan 4 Donley, tavern. t 9th wa d; rd;
John Datermaler, tavern, 9th ward;
Jos Snyder, tavern, 9th ward;
M. Lang, tavern, 9tn ward; •
M. Ore nwald, tavern. Dill ward;
P. Gelchshelmer, other - oods,9th ward;
e. England. tavern, /oth Ward;
I'. a M. Kane other Roods, 10th ward:
A. Mots, tavern. tOth ward;
J. A. Richter, tavern. 10th ward;
Mary Bayne, other goods, Ilth ward:
Thos. Bosworth, tavern. 12th ward;
F Bless'ng, tavern, IR th ward;
M. Limper% other goals. 19th ward:
F. L. Johnston. tavern. 111th ward;
W- Myers., tavern. 12th ward
J. IL miller, tavern. 14th wa rd.
V. Ealtenhauser, tavern, 14th ward;
Jos. E. kerning, tavern. 15th ward;
H. Engr', eating house. 15 h ward:
Chas. Weer! eatleg house. 17th ward;
H. Schmidt, other goods 16th ward:
McConnell &Elkin, tave rn, liath ward;
Mary Davis, tavern. IStb ward;
N. Leech. tavern, 19.11 ward;
J. Schwartz.tavern 19th ward;
Jac. Shack. tavern, ' 2 ward;
J. S. McPherson, tavern, alai ward.
Allegheny.
Win. L_yach, tavern, let ward;
Adam Bepler, tavern, Lit ward:
Jos Campbell. tavern, Ild ward; •
Chas. I r asablnder. tavern. 2d ward;
Geo. Lang, tavtra, Ild ward;
Jos* fichtrznan, tavern, 3d ward;
John /layer, tavern, 34 ward;
Dan. Helm. talent, 34 ward;
Chrls. Geriat, tavern 34 ward;
Chris. King, tavern. 3d ward;
Chas. Miser, tavern, aki ward;
Louis Stitt, eating house, 3d ward;
I. Rasencrana, other goods 3d ward;
John Mclntyre, tavern, 4th ' ward;
Louis Cesar, tavern. 4th ward
N. ;
. Zirhat, tavern, 4th ward;
Wm. Wessel, tavern, 4th ward;
John E. BlLne , tavern. 4th ward;
John S. Snyder. tayern 4th ward;
David Auberger, tavern. 5 h ward:
• Sled. Enter, tavern, 6th ward:.
Jos. Eillmeir, tavern, 6th ward;
Wagonhtlser, tavern, 7th ward;
. • • ~ Borenvlts.-
JPlta tle'Rel,"tivera, Bit ralitatile;
N..K - • niter, tavern. Birmingham;
A.
osisetter,
avers
Innuln.bani; •
A. Bend...r, tavern, Blerningliant:
Christ. Stange. Wert Blrminguars; .
John/Mier, Meath l a st / Brmtngeani; '
B. Kuhn. tavern. East Birmingham;
W. S. Hughes. tavern. Rost Blrmlnghar;
w. Annabele, taterni•East irmigham:
Jac Obstmtavern. Na 1-01indeShilltut
Phil. Noses, tavern. Etna;
Joan Gearing, tavern. South Pittsburgh; •
iy. B ad •.b. ;Avery, Seth Pittsburgh; •
• J. A. Stapf, other goods, J3outh t'lltabargh;
Thos. ()arra .n., tavern, West Pittsburg;
J. Ardateln, uthfr goods. West Pittsburgh;
A. krentmrgh, tavern,'McHeesoort;
e hr 4 Bakee,.tavern, McKe' sport;
Th.s.llcQuaile, avert, -Monongahela;
E rt. tecTlerman, tavern, Onasuy;
G,O. Fritz, tavern. Orm.bv;
M. Bather, eating bonnie,A•isrpsbura;
H. /Sharp , eating house, Temperancevie;
- ' Towlitiblpa.
Christ, Fromm, Lavern, Baldwin; ,
Christ. Drenhauser, tavern, Baldwin;
Pat. ' o well, other goods, Chartitra;
R. Ha ukey, tavern, Barr' on; .
Thos. Thompson, tavern. Weat Fayette.
Uhr.st. Delrsteln. tavernMitillit;
Jas. Blea.clet e r .'tivern,lll4lln; -
Geo. Allege?, tavern, MIRI a
Ja Ina Weber, tavern, McClu r e; .
Trios Twyturd, tavern. McClure
' Stephen Bltner, .avern McClur e ; ,
L. Linke. tavern, McClure;
~, M. Oht-r, tavern. ratto_n;
Lotan Wsnier, tavern, ,PM e;
AChria. Froelich, tavertr: Reserve;
Bit wicoit. tavern, Robinson
Id; .
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B. J. Reath. tavern. snowmen;
~ .701in.P5seiter, e. bons ', lower Bt. Clair;
I lj.lll. scritessalan. tavern :. 5 •..-:
Pat. "museum, tavern , vereafUes: - 1 . ~,, ....1" '
Pat. MeCireevy, tavern, premaues; ..
... _ .
wv= l .47.2versain.• t it i.,....„ ,
I Isetaistart
si=uoas on Mantis butd. at It oi _ „aM'
Nom .•.,- s. sl4)/52(11. ABU •WM
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mr:i
I. IiIEW:A!YVERTISTEISIFFrs, ADMITIS:
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tar' SPRING GOODS E XT
•RAORDINARY • - .
J. IV. BUM & CO'S,
59 Market Street,
THE LATEST SPRING STYLES
OF
DRESS GOODS,
Silks, Percales,
Rants, oHnrrzEs, arm.
ALSO,
The Largest.and Most Complete Stock
OF
AADIES'
SILK SACQUES
Ever Brought to the Pittsburgh
•
;Market.
J. W. BARKER & CO.,
WARKE'T STREET.
EMI
, , 1
ONE LOT BLACK A - , t
LPACAS - 91c.. dheap it
400.
: . 1 1
, .
1 ONE LOT LACK ALPACAS 373 k., cheat,
at 50c. -
69,ti0. 1 •
ONE LOT LACK ALPACAS 50 .
c.. cheap at
ONE LOT BLACK ALPACAS 62,41., cheap
p
at 75c.
ONE LOT BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK
SLOO, cheap at $1.3714- 1
ONE LOT BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK
- ,
75c., cheap at $1.25.
ONE L 8 IT ELEGANT TABLE DAMASK'
$1.50, cheap at $2.25.
ONE LOP LINEN . DOILIES EiThe t per dozen,
worth *1.50.
ONE LbT LINEN DOILIES $1.20 ter dozen,
worth 61.50:
ONE LOT FINE LINEN NAPKINS $1.75
per dozen, worth $3.015.
ONE
dozen, wor DB LO
th T
$4 00 lIEOIt.'D NAPKINS 79.75 per
.
• ONE ;.OT EXTRA FINE TOWELS $3.00
per dozen, worth 44 00:
ONE LOT CHOICE LINEN TOWELS $11.25
per dezen, worth 42. ira. . .
90 DOZEN LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 15c.
—a great bargain.
90 DOYEN GENTS ALL LINEN HAND
KERCHIEFS 130,
60 DOZEN GREYS-HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS, 30, 35, 40 and 50 c.,eery cheap.
120 BALMORAL SKIRTS lac.,wiirth $L 00.
AU the above are anotlesi.goods, and are great
bargains.
STRIPED PRINCESS CLOTHS,
GROS GRAIN MOHATRS, for sults,
TAICUS CLOTHS,
COLORED ALPACAS,
FANCY MIXTURES,
MOURNING GOODS,
SPRING SHAWLS,
PAISELY SHAWLS,
HEAVY BLACK SILKS,
PERCALE ROBES, Ac.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, &a.,
DUTCHESS KID GLOVES, splendid quality,
$1.95.
GOOD 4-4 MUSLINS. 1.25 c.,
CHOICE PRINTS 12,4 c,
A - NI) SUITS,
STOOK OF DRY GOODS
Which we will be Pleased to Show
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118 Federal Steet,
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of Restiveness in Horses. By Pita/rem DWYER.
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FORCE AND NATURE.
Attraction and Repulsion. The Radical Priam
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The Structural Lesions of the Skin; Their Path
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JOE SALE BY ALL B OORBELLERS, OR WILL
NE SENT BY MAIL, Pt/STAG-Iv FELL
THE
RECEIPT op lag paioz By
THE PUBLISttERO.
Published, by J urniicon. & co l/
715 and 717 y Market Street,
+D7:LlB•pgg
inISS- INLVTIOIe CovairC•
ALF nership heretofore existing between the
undersigned is this dazillssolied bs, 112 Waal on
sent. Ail accounts' will be Settled hi W. J 3.
Auf 4 TittiliG. ; wbo eons be
the:business at
No. MS *whet street. N. J. PETZBII,
- swami -'t .- - • -`Nina. AItitSTRONO.
c..LRBISTROS44BuccODI/0/1
essor
so Potm Armstrong:. rii
SB/ON kto. ARII
Newt,
NEW
BA.IIGAINS
BROM .
NEW YORK AUCTIONS:
Real Panic Price
Raving yttrehased largely at the late Griit
New York Bates, we Invite the attention of o l tir
customers and the public to come of the Googa
and ps Ices
tho Most Complete
Ever Offered in the City,
ALL, TIMES.
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• . TlsincENT-s.
Double Width 'Silk Mixed Poplins.
HANDSOME SPRING LORS
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Double Width Silk Mixed
Peril Choke Goods
A Fine Assortment of Double Width
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
AT 60 AND 75e PER YARD.
The Above Goods are
EXTRA GQOD BARGAINS
LARGE ADDITIONS OF
NEW GOODS DAILY,
WIGLIAX SEXPLE'S,
F'E'DERAL STREET,
apio
TAGGART & SIMEN.
OPE.rI.4 . rG
Spring and Summer
BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS,
1,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
NO. 129 FEDERAL STREET,
I: Allegheny.
Give as a call and be convinced of the Dumb'.
ity and Extra Quality of work at low prices.
And all will be satisfied with a good article at the
lowest Prices.
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SPICE AND MUSTARD MILL,
Fifth Avenue, near Bigh St.,
STRICKLER & MORLEDCE,
Wholesale Dealers ln
1
I ''..BO4BTED COFFEE.
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Spic and Mustard.
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We call the attention of consumers our EX-
PmarCELSIUS ROAST 4 OFFER , sold In to
one yound
keted WASEAN CO TID be the very best 111
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PliXell CORNMEAL ground. daily. All art!,
cies warranted to be of the best quality and de
livered in the city
free of charge.
11411/08LER di' NOILLE DOE,
Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WELL AND CISTEILNPURIPS,
Plumbers Materials,
BIL4SB ..411t73 limy COORS,
Steam Gangts, Steam Pampa,
PLAIN AND GALVANIZE', IRON PIPE, k
I FOR BALI BY
BAILEY, FARRELL & CO„
167 Smithfield SI reet,
mbll;we • PITTSBURGH.
STEM - WINDINC
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WALTEULBI WATOMES.
These Watches are of the well-known If plate
styl e , and lennanted to satisfy the most exacting
demand to beauty, finish and accuraey. • .
The manufacture of Idrateheo of thee
gill* quality as net even attempted ha
this cometry except at Walthaas.
JOB sets sr
n. Ram a, co.,
mhi:
WALLTEIELIK larAmoltzs,
•84 ; Plate, 16 and 20 Shea, '
To the manufacture of these nee Watches the
Oempany have devoted all the science and skill
in the_art At •thelc command, and confidently
lalsivinaf poor finemess and beach% no less than
for the greater excelsnoles of mechanical and
scientific correctness of design and execution,
these watehes are unsurpassed anywhere. '
ha this eowitry the as atnefaetttt• of
M grads of Watebe_s la not eves attempt ed, except at IWaltaawt.
FOB SALB By
111. UPPADDEN tic CO.
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THIRLIM7....1111111.11111111.1111"IPAS 2
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600.000 feet Dl7 Pine Boards.
1 5 0.1100 itet lti, luch Clear Plank;
05,000 feet I,SS inch Common Plank;
$15,000 feet Lll7l and A inch Oak;
N 5,000 ft.',V, I, IN, IS and a inch Poplar
10.000 feet Dry Penlar Scantling;
' • ' '''' 10,000 feet Dry 'Yellow Pine Boards;
1 00,000 feet Hemlock Scantling.
3 03.000 feet No. / IS inch eaginatt Men'
saes.
0 0 0.000 Nu. t 10-Inch Shingles. sawed .;
50,000 No. 1 15-inc h itisThat
50,000 Fire Brick;
1,000 Fire The..
lUD Tons Fire Oar: .
A iso, 8/1W .Xll/ Lumber, Locust and oeuar
Posts, and alkmosies in theline on hand and for
Ws It, ALa..r.ANDRIt PATTifto, Yards
4111:t t.
No. lel Rebecca atreat and corner ofNPliblslifa
Kreeta. Sixth 1111111, ABoitmare /118. wr
-5100,114111t0ra • Orli
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AT 75c. PER TARA
AT $l.OO PER TARD,
POPL/NS,
Ina
180 AND 182
ALLEGUENT.
£0 WEST CASS Pit/CAS,
Bo that no oae may be deceived: Remember
the place, original big number 11, SIXTH
dTRRE7, late St. Clair.
BZWARIC OP C OUNTXRPR/TR OP T/31111
& 6.. TRAITERNm'
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A Wa esiorart or sdnerct. Ito
Bo it
Peden] street , (tim
s ings Rut
) Etrins term beilsuo
PI TTSBITREIR
?or alrculari, Re.. IPA , ' Sir'
RBI a. ROBB. A. Y.; Pais
GOOD MEWS,
-GAUP DUMP Of DEAR 1110 3 / 1
Enquire for 107A11.1313.13read.
Ti e largest and best. The Initiate ••g, WO , on
evetv leaf. Take twee else. • attlrrre
k °TIC&
I hereby want all Dernohs ti!?lnintating
wife, 31ARY ANN LYTLE, on mY m onk i
will pay no debts of her eoneraetlhg:
ALFRED LYTLE.
Prrrenusoir. ADM/ 11, 1801
josiern Tom
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WIN D W AS S.
Warehonae—No. 517 WOOD BTILICICT.
7ah10:0 Plttstairia
TNDIA
RUBBER. BELTIN G s
nose. Steam_ Packing an_ ll . l 3faakets St the
Belting Vompaates atamataatere at West
as tow as thts qualltYpt can be
e aaaataetarr. A - serraitill
at the an Saltbox perk sail
stmt.
ITANULLowar
11•4 Apailkhg • 1,
MM‘ll
NEB! AZVER'ITSEIIVENTS.
Ladies' Bats,
Children's Rata,
Bonnets,
Bonnet Frames,
Hat Frames,
French Flowers,
Straw Trimmings,
Bibbon.s,
Tiimmings, &c.,
WHOLESALE AND lIETALL
SEISPL.E'S,
180 and 182 Federal Street
AT 12 1-2 CENTS'J
Extra Quality Bleached Muslinf‘.
AT 12 1.2 CENTS,
BEST CALICOES Choice St3iles.
HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
LAfl ASSORTXENT
AT LOWEST PRICES,
WILLIAX SKMPLE'S,
NO. 180 AND 182
FEDERAL STREET,
• examanzarnr.
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No. 37 FIFTH AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH. PEI.
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P. DUFF', Author of Duff's 9 yttems of Book
, keeping. PRESIDR is T.
Established twenty-eight years, having educa
ted many thousands of merchants, Bankers and
Accountants in the United States and na d as,
iin the most Perfect class Instruction, an C d a Is now
mportant drat llege imAmerica
camstroduce the new
improvement of bining that elate
instruction wittreomprehensive exercise In •
xtm.k.i4 immismss.
By WM. H. CHARLES P. and ROBERT P.
DUFF, all
experiencedex business Accountants,
each having pt book in extensive tirnueci, giv
ing our students the rare opportunity of cm •
lug atl once practical Accountants. DOFF'S new
system of aferchantsi, Manufacturer's, National
Bank, Ballread and Private Bankers
3300).$.71:Piers
Splendidly printed in colors
_b_y_ HARPER. &
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f 3 73. Postage 3so. The only work containing
National Bank and Pri Bantus' accounts.
No other work of the kind has be e ' so
nnani-
Motility and emphatically recommended by the
Dress. oy business men, by teachers, and by those
who nave been educated from it. See our new
ci rcular, containing also lac simile of WM. M.
Dulp ~is Pirst Premitun Penmanship, Medals.
&c. Mailed free bv
P, .1)173E I E , Ida SON. tirlizol-paly.
P. DUFF & SONS,
124 Seeond Avenue, Pittsburgh,
Commission Merchants, Manufacturers, Agents.
and Wholesale Dealers In MOO; Grain, and
all of Produce. Consignments
wicited. Advances made.
Ai...Bend for our Weekhr Price Current.
no26:akki&P
INKUPTEr PLOD 00'
s2.oo. — vms GA H D
entitles the bearer, on presentation,
to TWO DOLLARS abatement on $
cash purchase.of $25.00 at the great
cheap clothing house of
S. O. TRAI7EI2IIMAN,
ORIGINAL BIG BRIBIBER 11,
81:th Street, late St. Clair..
Nobody beat by this eatabliatunent, btit
dealing to all l Call and be convinced. flds
AN
clothing Plainly narked by twisted cards, at
de26..ni.8
Z 0 0111, APRIL .11, 1869.
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