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HOW IT HAPPEN 1.
BY JOHN G. SAXX.
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4 •Als I we love each other well;
Better far than words can tel
Said my charmer—"but in vat
Are my OM is to explain
How it happened! Tell me ndw.
Dearest, of the Why and how I.
Sine the fact we cannot doubt.
Tell me how it came about
Well. My darling. I will try
To explain the how and. why,
(Speaking fur myself—not you;
That. of course, I cannot do )
Not your (brilliant) mind alone
Could have thus enthralled my own;
Not the charm of every grace
Beaming from your ennhy face:
Not your voice—fhough music be
Leas melodious tome;
Not your kisses—sweeter far
Than the drops of Hi bla are:
None of these, from each apart
Could have so enchained my heart;
Nay. not e'en the wondrous whole
Could have mixed my wayward soul;
Had not lave—your love—prevalltd,
All the rest had surely failed!
There! von have the reason, dear;
Is the explanation clear?
EPHEMERIS.
Thonnui has had another earth
quake.
—Chicago has a hearse painted white
and gold.
—President Grant was allowed to smoke
2 , 1 the coliseum.
—The President is to go to the White
Mountains in July.
—The Sun and the cap makers are
striking in New York.
—Quebec is going to restore the monu
ment to General Wolfe.
• —Partagas' best cigars are the ones pre
ferred by the President.
—Flora Temple's son, like Eugenie's, is
called the Prince Imperial.
At West Point it is fashionable to
wear jockey bats at dinner.
—More than 1,200 Chinese have recent
ly arrived in San Francisco.
—Two wealthy Boston girls have re
cently married English Lords.
—The Sultan is so extravagant that the
Turkish treasury is bankrupt.
—Massachusetts has not, for many
year% had so large a crop of hay„
stock of provisions laid up by
the Boston eating houses gave out.
—George B. McClelland is to reside at
Long Branch during the:coming summer.
—Lord Brougham's beautiful villa at
Cannes has been totally destroyed by fire.
—Mr. Chevalier expects to sail for
- Europe in his'great balloon on the 4th of
July.
--Thinlow Weed is said to have re
covered his health. He is again in New
York.
—This year is the one hundredth surd-
Neriary of the patenting of the Spinning
Jenny.
—lt is supposed that the grain crop of
California will be unusually small this
—The -letter carriers of Chicago sell
postage stamps, which must be very con
venient
—The London• Standard speaks of the
late Jubilee as "the musical tornado at
Boston."
—A Japanese Prince, in New York,
went up in a balloon with 31. Chevalier,
on Saturday.
—Five millions of bushels of wheat Is
the estimated yield of the Valley , of Vir
ginia this year.
—Meat and vegetables sufficient for a
family can be had in Houston, Texas, for
80 cents a day.
—Baron,.Rothschild bas contributed
f 120,000 towards the building of a new
synagogue in London.
The body of Wilkes Booth is to be
buried next weex - in the flintily burying
ground:near Baltimore. -
-Poor Boston's week of gaiety is over
and the elephant of a coleseum re
_mains to be: disposed of.
—Seventy-five thousand and five hun
dred railway passengers arrived at Bos
ton in one day last week.
—A New York rough became offended
at a policethan' who tried to arrest him
recently, so he bit off his nose.
—Gen. Lee favors the election of Walk
-Aer, the conservative Republican candi
•date for Grover - dor of Virginia.
—Mr. Andrew Johnson, formerly an
Alderman in a Scrathern town, is to be in
Washington some time in JulY.
—The Navy of the King of Zanguebar
consists of six vessels, one of which is
the famoun rebel ram Sheruindoah.
- —Napoleon's physicians have made
him stop smoking, and the result is that
his Imperial Majesty is very cross.
'—Tahiti has sent over a cargo of oran
ges for the Chicago market. When last
heard - from It was at San Francisco.
—A woman in 'Massachusetts has been
sentenced to be hung, and the usual out
cry it being raised against her execution.
-:—Fanny, Fern wants 'a reliable defini
tion of "a woman's rights woman," as
ohs wishes to know if she be one or not.
Cart%al Bonaparte, who is a great
favorite with , the-ladies is said to resem
ble Edwin BOoth in his personal appear.
- ..—necenuy two Mexican women of
Fiushia 'lought a duel In whieli one lost
ter life. The cause waa a Masculine
Mexican.
—A poor child died of '6O much Coffee
the - other day in New Hampshire It
was very hot, and was upset over the
.Puur
—A. hilt fellow in Minnesota
red his dos of hydrophobia by 'roiling
the maim' np in his bed clothes and set
ting them on fire. Lou .5000; no in-
• - -The Briciblyers' Union, of Wash
boon, has ensued six of its members
'because_ they persisted ht Working in
.41,3a3pany with oolorid bricklayers at the
salty-put
—A, little boy two 7ears old, named
Anderson, crawled under a stationary
coal tram at Lowell, Mahoning county, a
few days ago. The train started and he
was killed.
—The Philadelphia Post says "the re
port that Madame Parepa-Rosa's voice so
filled the Boston Coliseum that the au
dience had to go out to make room for it,
is incorrect."
—Toledo is spoken of as the wicked
est town hi the world. In_ e tportion its
wickedness exceeds thatot *cago, and
- cdould probably run a pretty even race
with Gomorrah.
—Count DeWaldeck, of Paris, 103
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years old, has sent to the Fin e -
hibition, in that city, a painting repro
senting more than two hundred and
twenty-five persons.
belle of I&gra, India, is in full dress
when swathed in two shawls, with thirty
bracelets, fourteen pairs of ear-rings, seven
necklaces, one '
,nose pendint and a sea/
ring' on each thumb.
—The schooner La Have, from Bos
ton, with a cargo of ordmince and muni
tions of war, wet capturea en the high
sea l s by a Spanish man-of-war, fr taken
into the port of. Havana.
, The statistics of the blind are inter.
eating. Of every 10,000 inhabitants there
are blind, in France, 11; Great Britain,
10; Saxony, 7; Hanover; 7 ; , Bainria, 5;
Prussia, 4; 'United States, 4. I _
—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams have
just been offered fifty thousand dollars, in
gold, to play for one season in Australia.
They were recently_offered twenty thou
sand dollars to visit California prefess
ionally.
—The Japanese colonists who have re
cently arrive in California have found
lands whic h they say are excellently
adapted to the cultivation of teas and
silk, and they intend to settle and raise
those articles.
—Peterson has published a complete
edition of the Breitmann ballads, viith a
glossary, making a book which Will be
much more acceptable to the admirers of
the burly Hans than the *hole library of
pamphlets of various sizes which have
hitherto appeared.
aptts,
—German newspapers_ having satisfac
torily, to themselves, settled that General
Sherman is a native German named
Zehnnan, have now discovered that
President Lincoln's grandather was a
native of the neighborhood of-Magde
burg and was named Lingen.
—The latest style of ball dress is de
scribed as of white Swiss with along
train, the front breadth tucked andpuffed,
and the side and back breadths trimmed
all the way up to the waist witlrnarrow
flounces. Around the waist is. a Roman
scarf,gracefully knotted lowdown behind.
—A man in a western county gather
ed his sheep together the other day to be
shorn, when upon counting them, he
discovered that more than 'TOO were
missing. As he had not known they
were gone of, course he had to let them
alone, but they had not come home home
with their little tails behind them, when
last heard from.
—On Saturday two house painters
were at work On the fourth story of a
house in Cincinnati, when the swinging
board on which they stood and which
was insecurely fastened gave way andpre
cipitated both men into the street, fifty
feet below. One named Clarke, was
stantly killed by baying his neck broke;
besides being impaled upon an ion rail
ing; the other man, whoie name was
Clyde, was so seriously injured that his
recovery is corishiered-Impossible.
—An exchange says, ten pairs of twins
have come to the light in Clay county,
Mo., within the past fortnight Now,
as twins consist of two children, a pair
of twins must necessarily be four children,
and ten pairs of twins would consequent.
ly be :forty children, but ten pairs are
twenty anditwenty twins Would pmbably
mean twenty children who are Nina, so
that our exchange, by its ambiguous
wording, leaves us in serious doubt as to
whether one score or two score children
were added to the pepulation of Clay
county.
TEE Rochester Oh, tmicle has been told
a new story about General Butler. The
directors of a Boston bank, having their
suspicions aroused, notified their cashier
that an examinstaon of the Woks and
cash in his possession must be had. The
cashier went to Bader and stated his
case. He had misappropriated funds of
the bank to the amount of $50,000. He
asked whether he had not better own up,
restore what he could, and let his bonds
men make up the deficit. Butler, after
some consideradon, directed him to at
tend the meeting of directors, deny that
there was anything wrong, and, if they
desired, to surrender the keys and go
home. leaving them in possession. He
did as directed, gave up the keys, and the"
directors, upon examining the books and
cash in the vaults, found a defiiit, as they
anticipated, • of $50,000. ' They , notified,
the Mudderand lila bondsmen, who in dim
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time apPear4 accompanied by Butler,
who, acting as sp3kesmeu, inquired what
the matter was. The directors informed
him of the factkand offered to coMpro-.
raise the matter by-the return of the
missing funds. Gen. Bailer coolly re
plied that his client had surrendered the
hrla• to _them, and that the deficit, if any,
occurred after the directing were in pos
session. The directors now began to see
the dilemma In which they were placed
and sent for a lawyer, only to find that
they badMide a false step; that thdY had
no proper evidence oldie amount of cash
in the, bank when surrendered by the
cashier and that in taking possession
they ha di lost their only remedy. .As. It
would not do to let the stockholders
know how they had been overreached,
the directors had to go to work and make
up the loss out of their own pockets.
They gave the defaulting cashier the cer
tificate of character which'he demanded,
and he went to work in anoth bank, in
the same city * a few weeks
PIiTTSBURG.II GAZETTE : J
A liszirin North Adams, Mass., has
obtained a patent for a skating rod and
stool. It consists of a rod sti constructed
that when extended, it may be used as a
balancing pole or skating rod, and When
closed as a seat.
Tux= has been discovered near Knob
Noster, in Missouri, a vein ofsred and
yellow ochre, said to be about two feet
and a half in thickness. The yellow
specimens have been prepared' for use
and pronounced equal to any ochre in the
market.
Crane BOUFFE has finally, expired at
New York, after an existence of ab ut
two years, and nearly all the leading ar
tists have gone home to Paris. The stars
received a salary of from $BOO to $l,OOO
per month, and other members of the
company $250.
M. F. MASSET, M. D. of Quincy,
has gained the best results in the treat
ment of asthma by a combination of anti
spasmodic expectorant& ' This is in
troduced by Mean s of ' the atomizer and
the inhalation of medical spray; it can be
directly applied to all parts of the air pas
sages or respiratory organs.
Jowl H. %amp . of Waterbury,
Connecticut, has Invented "an improved
head rest for attachment, to church pews,
formed by the combination of the stuffing,
covering -plate, band, base plate, and
springs with each other," which will, no
doubt, be hailed with delight by a large
class of church goers, who find sleeping
good for the digestion - of sound sermons,
but uncomfortable with the present style
of pews.
LETTERS from Lisbon announce the
morganatic marriage or Don Ferdinand,
Ex-King of Portugal, with Fanny Bliss
ler. This, says Galignani, must be a sec
ond union, as the celebrated dancer had
accepted, in 1854, the hand of a rich Prus
sian banker. The other sister, Theresa,
surnamed the Majestic, became the wife
of Prince Adalbert, brother of the King
of Prussia. Fanny was born in 1810, so
that she has now arrived at the age of 59.
THE Charleston News says: There has
been no rain of any consequence in the
neighborhood of Charleston since March
17th, and, during a period of nearly
three months, enough rain has not fallen
to penetrate the soil to a depth of more
than two inches. So long a drought at
this- season of the year has no parallel,
we believe,in the memory of our oldest
citizens. All the farms near the city are
suffering greatly, and nearly every cistern
in the city is dry.
Two brothers named Adams, of Lester,
Black Hawk county, lowa, quarrelled
last week, when the younger,, aged six
teen, drew a knife and struck his brother,
aged twenty-five, the Wade entering the
corner of his eye. The wound para
lyzed the man; and, although only sixty
rods from home, he was unable to 'reach
the house, but remained where the affray
occurred all night. Young Adams fled
after inflicting the blow, but returned
next day, ccrnfesselk and told where
his brother could be found, who was
then brought home. He still retains his
senses but is unable to move his limbs.
ON Saturday a man named Harriman
reached,the Michigan State Prison for the
fourtltime, sentenced for three—years.
He is but thirty years old, and first went
to prison when only seventeen years of
age for horse stealing, and served a year.
He was oat a short time, got married, and
was sent back under a five years' sentence.
Upon being released the second time he
entered the army, deserted, got married
again, was sent up from Monroe county
for horse stealing, served five years and
was released about a year ago. A short
time after gaining his liberty he married
a young girl about fifteen years of age, at
Dexter. stole another horse and is now
back in his old quarters.
A BLIND horse wandered into White
river at Indianapolis, and, getting beyond
his depth, swam around in a circle, try
ing to find his way out. His distress at
tracted another horse not far away on the
bank, which first went to the water's
edge and tried to direct the blind horse
by neighing. Failing in this, he took to
the water, and swam. out to his relief,
and after swimming around him for near
ly a quarter of an hour, he finally got the
\ blind horse to understand in what direc
tion the land lay, and the two horses
came to shore side by side. amid the
cheers of upward of one hundredpersons,
who had become spectators.
THE Rev. Mr. Cheney, of Chicago, who
has recently been 2 called to account by
Bishop Whitehouse for his Low Church
proclivities, said in his sermon on Sun
day last: "I could tell you of a clergyman,
high in station in this very city, preach-
ing to his people on the eve of com
munion—what ? Not the great truth
which that sacrament commemorates, but
the duty of receiving the bread with hands
crossed, and of carrying it to the lips
without touching it with the fingers!
With a Congregation - gathered there, to
whom he could speak the word of eternal
life for only thirty minutes out of the
seven days of temptation, and toil, and
care; that , was the mesilag,e he had to give."
A COMPBEHENBMI family difficulty °c
onned in Cavendish, Vt., the other day.
Mrs. Minerva Bent, after getting her has
band Samuel's estate deeded to her, got a
divorce and tried to drive him out of the
house. He held on to the /ower part, and
brought a chancery action to recover his
property. On Friday she fortified his
house against him in his absence, barri
caded doors and windows, and_forted
herself, two eons and a daughter-in-law
into a garrison. When Bent returned he
was violently stoned, but smashed a door
with his axe. His son George immediately
cracked his head with a small boulder, his
son Walker poured a pail of hot water on
him, son's wife Canielia fired a re.
volver at.hfin t and the row stopped. The
next day the whole party, together ' with
a drunken Frenchman whO took part un
.der the idea that it was a free fight, were
'arrested and bound over for trial.
THEW, W611%a "run" recently on ~ a ' :
Brooklyn Savings Bank, and the Dime.
tors found that. they had not money
enough in the 'vaults to 'Meet the' demand,
and cent a messenger to New York to get
a fresh supply. They, Were afraid of get
ting out, ; and instructed, the Teller to
count very slowly in order.. to gain time.
The next ruse was to send one of their.
clerks into the line of depositors, and
hate him present his account and get into
a row with the Teller. Ho Mlle work
to perfection, complained that the money
was not all tight, compelled She Cashier
to count it several timeti, and made so
much noise that a policeman was sent for..
The rest of • the depositors were amused at
the row, and forgot that they were being
detained. When the messenger arrived
with allresh supply of money:. the Teller
apologizedio the fictitious depositor, the
vivre' was made up and the work of
paying went ft.
CLIPPINGS.
MEI
GAS FIXTURB3
WELDON KELLY,
Ranntlerarers =4 Wholesale Delius la
Lamps, \ Lanterns, - . Chandeliers,
-AND LAMP GOODS.
Also, CARBON AND LUBRICATING OWE,
.„ 'BENZINE, 4510. -
N 0.147 Wood Street.
se9nl22'BetWeen sth and sth Avenue..
FRUIT CAN ,TOPS,
.TAIlf:J'4l-Ner, •
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TRITIT...C.IN TOR'
P.:LITSBiTAGIFPA''
We are now prepar: to annlily Timers and
Potters. It is perfe t, simple, and as cheap as
the - plain top, havin e-natoes orvhe various
Fruits stamped upon the pointerring from
' the center. and an index or stamp upon
the top of the cad.
It is Clearly, Distinctly and Permanently
1.4133.M.1.AMD„ •
by merely placing the name of the fruit the
can contains opposite the_ pointer and sealing in
the customary manner. No preserver of fruit or
good housekeeper win use any other after once
. seeing it.
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WATER PIPES,
01311ONET TOPS
A large assortment,
HENRY H: COLLINS,
atl9:h37 Ad Avittue s ner EtalthileldSt.
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, &C
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BY
JOSEPH HORi
Latest Shapes Neapolitan and Cactus Hata and
Turbans.
Hair Bonnets, Leghorn Sun Hats, Sea Breeze
Choice French Flowers. c
Ribbons, in all colors and widths.
Colored Crapes, Illusions; Li. '
Bonnet and Hit Frames. , .
Black and Colored Satins.
Fans, Silk, Palm, Linen and erfamed Fans.
Kid Gloves; in all the new
she o; No. liii to 8.
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Domestic and Fine Cotton Ho , new lines.
hamburg Embroideries.
Embroidered Linea Betts. ( '
Lace and Lace Goods. •
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, a full assortment.
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Dress Triinmings. '
Black and Colored Knotted Friores.
1 'Bottom', Of every description-_"--
Hoop Skirts. . •
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Fine French Corsets.
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Atthe Very Lowest Prices,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
77 AND 79 MARKET STREET.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS.
Silk Fans,
Linen and Palm L eap Pam,
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' New Japanese Fans.
SILK PARASOLS, all ` tke New Styles.
WHITE GOODS,
A Beautiltfi Line. /
sumatEß BOULEYARO SKIRTS
At Seduced Prices.
4.
New Puffed Collars and Cuffs,
In Paper and Llien.
CORSETS, a Comp! to Stock.
GENTS' r SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
Lnlderino, Gauze and Cotton.
WHITE AND STRIPED MUSLIN SHIRTS.
Our Stock of
COTTON HO S IERY
Defies Competition. ' '
EMBROMERIESt;
LACES,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
MACRUM, GLYDE & CO.
78 & 80 Market Street.
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SPBING GOODS
NACRIT & CARLISLE'S
No. 27 Fifth etv,enue,
Dresa Trimmings and Buttons.';
Embroideries and Laces,
Ribbons and Flowers. 1 •
Hats and Bonnets. '
Glove fitting an& French Corsets.
New Styles - B:lMley , a Skirts. .
Farasoli—mi the new styles. •
Bun and Balirmbrellas..
Hosiery—the . Mist 'English makes. - •
Agents for "Harris , Beamleialthis."
filming sod Bummer underwear,
Sole Agents /or, the Bends Patent Shape . Col.
/ars, I •Lo'etvrood , s "West-End, "
"Ritmo' ac; *.Wiekaaa,t! iwerhro_i and other
Deaiere imptAlediritti the above at
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
MACTRUM„4 CARLISLE,
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Maclaine Stone Works,-
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FILED 9 K AVITA , T*It ea ob.
Hare on hand or webarei On abort nottoiffearth
and Step atones, Flags for Bidewalka„ Brewer?
Vaults, So. Head and Tomb Stones, te.
, n.mara promptly asegoiteo. Prtaesmsurniabbe
ar nintAirue cEmErn.,loo
bids Louisville HYdriilllio Oen:Mt for isle
11. B. o.l4MinEral
NE` 24, a 869:
NO WINCE IN NINES
DOMESTIC DRY
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
No. 180 and 182 • Fedeal Street,
YARD WIDE UNDRESSED
BLEACHED MUSLIN
The best Muslin offered this season
FINE UNBLEACHED MUSLIN,
40 INCI-lES
IVIED
Edo CO.
EXTRA WIDE LINEN TOWELING'.
FAST COLORED CALICO,
12 YARDS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Best qualify of cloth, and colors per
fectly lust.
NEW GOODS DAILY COMING IN.
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JUST OPENED,
AT
THEODORE P. PHILLIPS',
87 Market Street.
Prints, Mislins, Dress Goods,
MUM, SHAWLS.
PULL LINE OF
SILK SApQUES,
Very Cheap.;-
S 7. MARKET STREET. S.
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CIARlip NIcCANDLESS & CO.,
mate Miami. Carr & C 0..)
MIMI:UM& , DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
No. 94 WOOD STREET.
Third door above Diamond alley.
DR. wimrrriFia,
NTINUES TO TREAT ALL
private diseases. Syphilis in all Its fbrms, all
ur nary diseases, and fns e ff ects of mercury are
cif)
completely eradicated; Spermatorrhea or Semi
nal Weakness and IMpotency, resulting from
self-abuse or other causes, and which' produces
some of the following effects., as blotches, bodily
weakness, indigestion, consumption, aversion to
society, unmanliness, dread of flaunt eVents,
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_ log *of emory , indolence. nocturnal: emissions, and finally's° prostrating the sexual ustem as to
render marriage unsatiriectory, ant therefore
imprudent, are permanently cured. , Persons of Meted with these or any ot her delloate intricate
or long standing constitutional oomplUnt should
give the Doctor a trial; be never MS
A particular atteationgiven to all Simile coM
plaint*, Lencorthea or Whites, Falling, Inflam
mation or Ulceration of the Womb, MUM,
prilritiS, Amenorrhoea. Menorrhagia, Dyamen
norrhoes, and bthrility or Barrennue, are treat
ed with the greatest success.
' It is self-evident that a pnystctan who tontines
himself exclusively to the studyof a certain class
"of diseases and treats ,thousands of cases every
year must acquire greater skiff in that specialty
than ono In general practice. - , ,
The Doctor publishes a medical Pamphlet ,of
fifty pagesthat giveustull exposition of venereal
and private diseases, that can be bad !tee at °Moe
or by mail for contain,ps, i s envelopes.
Every sentence iflit l u cti o n to the af
flicted, and enabling them to determine the pre
cise nature of th eir complaidta. -
The establishment, comp ri sing ten ample
rooms, is central. When it fa not convenient to
visit the city, the Doctor's opinion can be ob.
weal by giving a written statement of the case,
and medicines can be forwarded by mail or ex
ex
ss. In some instances. however, a' personal
mination is absolutely necessary, while lc
others dallypersonal attention IS real bed. and
for the accommodation eta nob patients there are
limrtments Connected with the office that are pro.
v deo with ev er y • requisite that Is ealaird to
promote recovery, including gasme n ober
bathe., Ali prescriptionk are prepared in - the
Doetorts own laboratory, under •td,s jperunal au-
pervisidli.- IfedicavisimPhlets at ow e t ree ; or
by mall for two stamps.- No matter - who have
filled, read what he says:' Hours 9 Aar. to g p x.
Sondes* Le m• to SP. it , tlikee t _No. 9 WE& 1
BTE4LT. (near Doort flonceo klttatkurgh. Pie
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DRY GOODS.
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ALLEGHENY CITY
FINE
AT L9)4 CENTS
AT THE Ellie&
AT tax CENTS'
AT IA,SiEN TS,
prrposuses. PA
DRY GOODS.
ED THIS MORNING,
JUST Hal
NEWASSORTMENT OF
LADIES' if CHILD.REIP3
HATS, BONNETS & FRAMES
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Desirable Co
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS.
ANOTHER LOT
OF THOSE VERY- CHEAP .
FINE BLACK MOHAIR ALPACAS.
NEW SIMMER SHAWLS'
NEW LAWNS,
NEW DRESS GOODS
FM
WILLIAM SEMPLE'S;
No. 180 and 182 Federal Street,
ALLEGAEgY CITY
PROPOSAL&
OFFICX OF CaliThOLLail OF ALLEGILImirCO;, i
Pa.. Pittsburgh, June 22,1669.
'TOTICE TO BAREIIIIS.-ileal
ED PROPOSALS, addiested P ri so n. "Board
spectors of Allegheny Cennty" will
be , ecelted at this calee until JULY Rd. Ibr tar
nishing the Count. Prison \ with bread for six
month. from July 18th. -Loaves to weigh one
and a-half and two ncunds i rspectively, and to
be of approved quality. BI s .to be made at so
much per pound. Bonds fo two thousand dol- -
tars will be required IJr faithful performance of
contract. The name of the security must accom
pany the bid. Bill- endorsed bythe , Warden and
probated at this °Mee will be bald monthly.
HENRY LAMBERT.
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CITY CONTROLLER'S OFFICE. 1
Pittsburgh, Pa., June 91, 1889. c.
prOTICE.— Sealed Proposals
will be recelyed at this °Mee until TUE i•
AY, 29th in.t., for the letting of the City
Weigh Bcalep, located is followst Ist ward, near
Point; Ad ward, Water street; Bth ward.tiecond
avenue; 18th ward. 81tarpaburg oridge; 17th
ward, 44th street; 12to ward, 21st street; rillst
ward, Frankstown Read, and let ward, Liberty
street, near Bth ave nue.
Bidders will state what per • cent, of the gross
receipts they will pay to the city for the use of
the :males for the term of one,year, from the Ist
of July next.
The Finance Committee reserve the right to
reject any or all bids. I .
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
M'PHERSON & MUHLANBRING I ,
No. 10 Siath_4l.ll% St. I ,Clalr) Stmet•
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(SOCOOSSOIII to W. H. BleGir.z & CO.) I '
DIERCiiiiNT T4II.OELS,
Have Net received their carefully selected stock
of Spring and Summer Goods, and will be glad
to show or sell them to old and new cootomers.
The Cutting Department wilt rein be superin
tended by Kr. C. A. 3 11JHLANBRING.
I take plesaure in recommending the above Arm
to the liberal support of the public.
rah/lan W. H. McGEE.
B. TIEGEL-,
(Lite Cutter with W. • Hespenheide.)
mcromemr.ALDTT -17..tumortf,
No. 53 Smlthseld 3tre - ii,Pittsbuir,h.
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NEW SPRING GOOD&
A:srplendld new stock pf 1 I
CLOT.ELF4 OASEILMEREW, 4c o
Just received by HENRY DIEYEB.
pel4: Mesobant Tailor. 73 3mlihteld st4et.
31
DM WOOD STREET. tr
NEW GOODS
111 • I.
FINE VASES.;
BODE lAN AND CHINA.
NEWB ITI L NWit SETS
II • TEA SITS,
SMOKING SETS, GIFT MPS.,
A large stock of ,
1 SILVER PLATED: GOODS
a of all descriptions.
feS a ail i ge= lienerd Mthealatelde.
•R. E. . BREED' Ar.
11 WOOD STREET.
Gnarrs
ma mma in won&
Q. E• ~ ROBNSON,
NtAntirsininula Or •
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Black and Cal red Prill'h l . 4s 4 LlthograPhli
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RUM, ) AREME4B, &O.
Gray's Ferr Read wid liad 131 ne tt
iten:44 • I PHILADX.LIII2.I6..'
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OWNS,
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ors and Width s
Controller.
B. 3, IaeGOWAN,
Clt3' ControLer
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