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g 11141. t
•
TUE OLlry sroß /4
;••:;'" -• •
And
the
are iet. bieeze .
And the prow le turned t o Northern sea;
Hiss my cheek and vow me avow
That you will ever be true to nit
"I Idea your cheek, and I lase your lips;
Never a (Mange tufa hear' shall know. -
Whatever betide-come - 11lb, corp.-death-
Darling, darling4j.4ve you sot"
Oh . .but - the Northern' ulatut are keen l
y es t ia %4 l3linl is borittterrAlte dreams home.
; And h hears ,goes !squib
. througb the flying
ClOndß.,
The maiden laughs at th garden gat%
Dreams or love are the soonest o'er!
Hisses hill on her tips and hair
And the world go.,kon as it went before. .
CLlpplncott* , : Magoane.
PENNSYLVA•IA.
lEWISNUAG is infisted with burglars.
• Elmo county talks of raising a regiment
.of-State militia. • •
A NEW Republican paper is about,to be
started in
.Tankhannock. '
•THE crop reports from Clarion and.
Snyder counties are still' very enCoarag
ing:. • ,• • • -
_
Cmtiistic-tlaiais that ;Prof rof. Vashcin
vas torn 'and (partially educated -withlit her limits
Jattserowx has a Young Mozart, a lad
not yet seven years,old, who plays many
"tunes )),14'efir ,upcM the violin.
: church in Erie was struck
I. 3 i,liEllttling the other:night, but the rods
-:::frOtecteditte building from damage.
: - .Tas..State Society of the Cincinnati'
has upwards of *75;000 invested; • and
intends when this' sum has' become still
larger,rby the added interest, to build a
monument - to Nirashtngton.
Tun Gettysburg Katalysine water turns
out to be excellent bathing water, and
bath houses,where'only this water will be
used, are about to be built in connection
with the great hotel at that place.
MR: PEizi Journal% of Beaver town
ship, Crawford'county, attempted suicide
two weeki since. He succeeded in cut
ting two deep gashes on each side of his
neck with a : pocket knife. It is thought
- hewn] 'recover- :
EVERYBODY remembers the piano war
which raged so long between the agents of
the. Steinways and Chickerings, through
mit the. country. In. Franklin one man
/ascent for both dims, and it would be
curions.to know how, he conducted ` the
_ ST: 'PArzoiEpiseopal Church in Erie,
. - seems to he in a flourishing condition
every
„other way, if not fi nancially. ; At
tt recent pie nie of. that ' church upwards ,
of , surrhundred Sunday School children
• were. present, with their teachers and
• ... - . .
:ON Thursday ' last, the house of Mr.
John-Brook, in Jenner township, Somer
set countiatietriicit bylightning, and
a young girl harried Fleshour was instant.
. ly 'killed. The deceased, a girl about
• . fourteen years of age, was sitting with
the family on the porch, when she was
killed,
.
.
On Smaday, a tire in Hyde Park, sup
posed to be the work of an incendiary,
. destroyed . the building at Jackson and
Main streets, and Solomon Clark, a team
ster, twenty-eight years of age,. perished
in the flames. He was probably suffo
cated,, being found in the position in
which lay asleep. ,
..,
Orr the 13th .of July, a little girl - named
Catherine;; London, living in Wayues.
burg, was hurried to death: She lighted
a fire and - poured oil on.it to makelt '
, burn , tattier, after - which she placed the -
, iift can on the top of the stove. Tbena;
- turalleault win an `explosion, which set
the little girls clothes on fire. . .
Ink Bradford Reporter says: A little
son of Nathan.' Derry, or OrWell, 'aged
• ,
five years; while'littempting to climb over
• a fence a few days since, touched his feet
on a log which .rolled, thibwing the boy'
to - the ground in such- a position that the
- • log - passed over Completely crushing
his head. • • The boy lived but a short tine.
. . , • .
On Mondayaftehmoirthe 12th instant
. ,
litre. John. Drury, wife of John Drury, a
ntiner in , the employ of the Mineral V. J.
&S. works, Riegeisville, atteraptea to
kindle attire in ..the stove by the aid of ke
..roiene oil, when the oil in the can ignited
•
causing an instant explosion, and scatter
ing- the contents of a large can of oil
over 'Mrs.. Drury. She.was instantly
wrapped in asheet of-flame. The neigh
., hors gathered ttigether, and the flames
were extinguished`only after the clothes
1 , were almost burned-horn her body. After
lingering for some.six hours death:put an
end to her Auffering..-.Ectsfon Free Press..
;I , .s.` W.tes. before lest, -Mr. .7. D. Belli's'
‘ resident of Salemtownship, in this county,
while- working in' his saw ;bill,, was
L.:instantly ' killed; '"'He, together With a
. 2.
man wh o vas working with' him, had
rolled a lo g r-titiw , th e carriage,and to
-- seppert !tin the centre, hadplaci'd a stick:
' -s••• .
es theliarr - lage, - Upon which'the log
-,- rested :•„ The sew was inmiition, an 6 as it
approached' the' stick • placed ' across to
isteadythe log; Mr. Bell was Standing in
a sttioped position:* As lie thus stooped
•
down to . pick something ' `tip, the ' ;BEIW ,
struck t fi e stick; breaking if: in fwd, 'and
causing one , end o fly pp, whichstru ,
'• Mr:'Bell with such force as to kill hint iri s
• spintly..-=‘Oieenvilte 4rglis. • • ;,, „ ,
TEE recent storms did , much,•daniage
in the vicinity"of , Waynesburg ; the, ges- -
senger sayst The , destruction : to crops,
fences, &c., had been fearful- all along.
. ' the•creek valleyoindalong many of the
larger :rims' it was 'all:host equally, so..
Thousands upon thousands of dozens of
.; wheat had rye,: that -had fbeen mit and
• c shocked - off npon.the - bOttoar lands. Were
'-..' ' , minded ..:oflt'and •passed:down. Ten
,Miiei
•• - iefeek tO lodge .' On trees and fences' rind
>fieldifixtilealbelow wherein started. Some
.t. , lamas lat. as high as ithiree..and:fonr,
, hattdredtdozens=of login' ' and inhere all
.-: th at the3i•hild.ut-,Corn .11eldivnlong ! - , this
anti , birrnms-were leveled ,to :the.
i ' , ground-4nd tiovered:lvith:fitud, . brash
antVlogs 7lThwasiiievcari:be-tsaid 0.035
, --and:,.grastyllelda: IMany deneeii twone
,:. - taken a,wayinalltnedestraction to biidgta!
' and,mill damithasbeenlverygreat._
.•.r. -...,..4:--ow,:pass r ` _ '• ~ '-' ' "'"
' li: to* offiffetar; !ift BlackhaWir emi ply; lowit; *limn( father s dllikee . lftll,agoi l
leaving Ina ‘iildoWithilltin in'elekty•Berft
-farnitnird' &ea iiith tV,01;000 • moligage, -,
['las, takei ! *Mile , and Sidedifirge of the
`.- la.ra!ilthittglelP-tnlyi in:seed timee ltar.
-•
VestandihreShing 7 traid off.the 'lnortgage,
puticheied a;thitritehet: a aaIYY, plough; .•a
wagon and 'it'' 'kr of Narita se; besides an
..
-- 'BBO sewingthichliiefof his mether, iMd.l
v iolin* out of;delff. l '•He'' le a'aiember"ofl
'' the'Cidiii'' rtilfe3 4t AgrieultuVar Society,
and attends school three months each
winter.
Olaixo pOrt that *ma outlionf
moiglintown wee ; eueceesft , 4 001
tarot" . tWitkrattleittakee.-:
•-
llfoDongahela ValleYAgiiitatatil
antmeelanicat Seplety t will hold atelitit
annual fair on the 13th. 14th • and nth . Of
October next at Morgantown. -
BIILL„ratOUNTAIN, near Romney, is
thought' to have volcaniaelemeats at work
insider Rumbling noises have been heard
for a year past by persons at work upon
FAIRMOET mines-, and' ships more coal
than any one other. point - in --the State.
The three more important cognpanies of
the place paid out upwards of $7,000 to
employes last pay-day.—West Virginian.
,
A mArt at Volcim,in Wood county, not
to be outdone by the action of the Board
of Supervisors orthat county, who re
fused to grant license, recently sold at
auction ten thousand drinks pf whisky, to
bo delivered when called for.
Tirg'Mineral county Ga;eita says . : *I We
learn from our' Grant.count* correspon
dent thea a large panther, measuring sev
en feet length, was killed in that coon
ly on.the 4th inst. by Jesse Censor. The
panther had been- making:. raids on his
pen: and had killed and - carried away
several sheep, one of whit/I-Mr. C.' cloud
'with stry'clinia,. resulting the panther's
suddert detruse.
Mr...josapn , of Tapper; s creek
in this eeenthhaa a colt near two months
old, shat has eight _feet. ..The front limbs
at guipastern joint fork, making two sep
arate westerns on each leg, each having
hoofs preeisely, alike. The hind legs at
thepasterna on the inside fork, the inner
fork having a small hoof, not so large as
the two -on which it walks.- The four
front hoofs „are precisely alike,_ but the
hind ones, as stated, vary a little.—But
altogether the colt has eight feet. and is as
healthy and finalooking a colt, Mr. 'Jor
dan says, as there's in the county.=-ICan
awhq Journal. .
• AN exchange says: An intelligent trav
eler, named Jonas Wells, from Ritchie
county, West Virginia, called at our of
fice yesterday, and stated that he had just
been delivered from a certain death-that
a spider which entered his head and was
preying upon the iiralii had been - . extrica
ted a feW minutes before. =The circhm
stances are these: Oti Tuesday night last,
•Mr. Wells found itimself in the country,
.and Wishing to "turn' in" for the night,
laid down upon some straw and wassoon
wrapped': in the arms of Morpheous.
Durinkhis 'sluinbe.r, it is supposed, the
spider was out late at night and coming _
in mistook the stranger's ear for his web
and accordingly crept in; unconscious to
the sleeping, weary man. On awakening
in the morning, Mi. W.'experiencell pain
in his head, but did not -Concern hhnsell
-much about it, thinklnk it - would soon
pass away. He suffered the most excru
ciating pain, the effects of whiCh almost
made bim blind and he concluded to
wend Lis way to town and seek medical
aid to relieve• his misery. He sought a.
drug store, and entering requested the
clerk to drop from a feather &small quan
tity of turpentine into his ear. No soon
er had the fluid reached the spot than a
clever sized spider hopped out and was
captured by the druggist. He says he
could distinctly hear and feel something
working sued gnawing as if at his brain,
from which haaullered the most intense
pain. No doubt had the insect remained
in his head longer, it would have reached
the brain and death would certainly have
been theresult. He is now entirely re
lieved. •
ARE WE WOMARIZINGI
It has been said, and apparently not
withoutireasori, that the peculiarly dry
sir of this content has served to, produce
'some remarkable physical peculiarities in
h our people. .That of England! are as
generally plump, sanguine and riiddy, - bas
ieng been an admitted feet; and en what
he has been pleased to consider our grad
ual desiccation, as indicated by this cir
cumstance,
an, ingenious •Frenchman has
not hesitated to state his conviction that
- we were approaching • the monkey type.
The fingers, says this pleasant Gaul, of.
America are lengthening, and assuming
such terminal sharpness as to indicate
simial tendencies. So Well appreciated,
indeed, he continues, are these tendencies,
that gloves made in Paris for the Ameri
can trade are constructed upon a system
of - rules, as to the length of the &tigers,
that does not prevail in the case of goods
made for consumption by any other_kid-,
wearing people. Further than this, he
proceeds to consider" the coming. ape as:
portended in the jaw of the ; period; bat
as at this rate we would ...infallibly be
gifted with tails, with which, by-the-by,
we believe - our savant-does, in juturo,
endow us, let us come to a theory of our
own. '
. .
It Is UllB. Are we womanizing in
mind? Are we lolling in - strength and
seining in. sweetness?. Forgetting liow
to reason, and learning how to feel? Let
us Bee . . 'The distinguishing 6106w:114c
of. the Musculine intellect is' continuity;
the preminept, feature - of' the ,womates
mind,- intensity.. 'l'htse traits ;appear
strongly in thelandwrittingof the some
ITee man seldom lifts his pen from t the
Paper save Where the necessities of the
occasion Impel hlni;
_Withlthe woman it
is the excention rather than the ruleihat
, her .Strokee: o);ttect'.atid letters Join.
Bach a thing as a dash:,from
_the end of
One word to jilt) , beeiuntig:of another,.
with:tit removing , the pen n fremtlie - paper,
c is .perhaps, almost unknown, in- feminine
cAuograpliy::evident, , ,
On thatone parucniart twig which the
- wchban has irtnuuld at a given moment of
time, whether theloyouttioneLa written.
letter 4111 iviSrd,:o' elptestdon of 80. ,
pOr'aresl4 , islit throws her-
Bu 4 i itinote Part of her
tbet.ftk aloe, hpt.tit ~, ,bolet or la. .thi
11 4 43 girte.: To, the i ;Onfiery;'very,
!difficult to touchieny:`ont given - ettT.
thatinstmment leuttr,.4o•
make the - Allele orgielorkshriA, kie , w
a
vtaitc-the maw ese - Ri;.keAti,ttelo.l B P- , sure
abbot tnat;the• must, think t itvirer.•all
tidagat Oust , taCcome.2l3lazlrkt in MP O .9 ,
*tits tot Isikenlithiryietorznf by aut.
Menita entirelinkft ik not • them to
*reit } part runny - irk
rhtiMo ple,;:xeer. l'andifetiztll - thiattee
Pew PP Po ,1 1 .9.Plect OeitMetion; Left deg`
tidedwhether to reties; stirrender; or
repoisertevidet assent, or deny. Tbia
does not take so long to do se `it , does td'
write aboptcbut still, it coneys the ide#.
of interyt4 - yritile the., operation of the,
muivu i 5, iPtatitateet
I. , ",7Andeciverelwemomaniz nil? Are:we
gaining speed, likes those leggy English
races, at the cost of wind and bottom?
There la_sorne reason to think that we
PI VIW-:11 JULY 27, 1869.
_
e attire ,of our le •its-.not
'wbatit ehriuld tie , certainly dint *lint It
is itEnglaitid,andUcitit *1*(11x:below
-that - -ofTsunee.: _Thie relaxation erthe -
Tthental Orals especiallY . evident _in ' th e
daily • press, though he re. _the fait `Of
`thought beiagAii use a bunting plinise, - .
' 4l /n a drive," must betak'en into account,
shic6nther*lse, Eater-,that is due to
haste or Caielessness miglitbetiscribed to`
more serious causes. But in periodical
literature and in Our books there are - not
these excuses; and yet bere, ton, we - find"
an iriniease. of_lxitensity_at .the.„cost
contimiitY; — lt'ieerns, in Shoit, - though
`in a sense not - before dreamed of,' an age
of "modern instancei;" Particular cases
are generalized into rules with a celerity
that speaks much for7,6ur brilliancy, but
very little indeed for - our soundness. To '
illustrate, we met the - other day in a paper
the broad head.line "Life in the-West."
The article immediately following was a
telegram time some far 'Western State,
giving an acctinnt;' :a distressing
quarrel, in which' two men ,'.had
fought,. and one . .:killed-;_. the othef
with a bowie-knife.;,: - was:, not
stated but that • .in Eastern city
there might havo.been an affair similar in
its incidents,mor was the allegation made
that the homicide w as other th an an ex
ceptiong occtirieneei in:the locality indi
cated to the telegram; as indeed the exist
ence of the telegram itself Drovedf.since
an everpdaymetter wonldnot have been
deemed important-enough to telegraph.
And yet, though this was an exceptional
case, tind'ilight have Occurred anywhere,
the title to the intelligence was "Life in
the West," leaving' the inference, of
course that cutting people open with
howielnives is quite the ordinary thing
in. Western: society. And est `this was
the idea in the mind of the journalist
when preparing a titlefor his telegram the
reader
.can readilxperceive. Murder was ,
evidently the editorial 'reasoning; mu rder
in" the West; hang it, they are always
killing folks out there, and down went the
heading "Life in the West." Now this
kind of reasoning is not masculine, but
feminine. ; A thoroughly masculine mind
would say, Man killed—sad affair; and
down it would go as "A Man killed at
The diffsrence . is noticeable.
The masculine mind perceives that it is
one man killed at one point, and records
it as just what it _is.' an instance. The
womanized mind,: instantly genetalizes
the special point, into the whole Nest,
and the particular slayer into the general
tendency of the entire population. This
is precisely the feminine mode of xatioci
nation. At the mention of a man slashed
to death, the blood and rashes intensify
themselves - before . the womae. Where
was he killed ? Out West. "Ugh !" she
cries, "I wouldn't live out West for the
world."
,
'With this the reader is in possession of
what we mean bathe womanizing ten
dency of American mind; and may form
his own estimate as to how far that ten
dency prevails, For our own part, we
are inclinedlo believe that it exists to
a much greater extern than is altogether
consistent'with.a state of general intel
lectual health. That it makes men more
sympathetic is no doubt true, but quite
as true, we fancy, that it rendirs them
less just. Woman is more sympathetic
than man, and, yet a chief Justice, bench,
bar and jury, in petticoats,wouid be apt to
make wild work with any ordinary dock
et, tutor them as you might in the learning
of the law. That rigid continuity of
thought which has reflection for its syn
onyme is not for woman, and yet if man
recedes from it while woman does not
approach ; it is easy to seethat the corela
tion of mental forces becomes impaired.
The practical effect of this derangement
is often grievous, for there are not kicking
those who, while free from it themselves,
do not scruple to use it in others for
their own purposes. - A remarkable in-
stance of such use we remember in a late
debate In'Congress, where one of the
most sinewy and thoroughly masculine
minds in the House, addnced, 'as the
ground.of a prOposed act of legislation
that would have greatly Affected at least
four million persons, a very remarkable,
and, so far as ourreadingand observation
go, altogether unparalleled circumstance
of a purely personal nature. To suppose:-
that the fallacy of .his generalization was
not known to .the members: in question
would be to insult an exceedingly adute
intelligence, and that,eknowink itio be a
fallacy, he put it forth as-good reason in
a singular evidence'of his belief in, and
disposition to take advantage of, a preva
lent deterioration of the Amicast logical
tone. To generalize instariCes, tben; to
make the exception, hot the proof of the
rule, bait g i
o rule, s"the peculiarity, we
repeat, of the feminine inteltedt; and the
question is, whether `the masculine mind
isnot exhibiting a teudenv, to the 'same
mode of ratiocination,oron.cther words
—Are we wothanizing?..
What ,Pedestrtatte.l.4
The mud of the hard paved 'streets , of
the city of London, - aocordikg to Dr.
Letheby, the wellAnothisanit4nrnspec.
tor, consists of thirty seven per cent. of
horse refthie, thirty per cent, of abraded
stone, And thirteen per cent.;-of ibraded.
iron: - - from hories, hop:Nand ,wheel tires,
A,cliemist , itt Dublin • has. Attained" the
Asmeseaults.fromim examination of the
mudizthe streets of that Maw'
1 : cheater; micros copies I , examination has
beerileade of the solid partteles
in the. air. Miele particles' have been,
collected from variond locAiries,
,antiat'
different hergths froM the ground, a r id' ,,
subjected to close ''scrtdinY. The moths,
,
differed lA' magnitude, IPPearance,ind
fluidity, per, üblO ittch,,of;atmoiphere, ac
cording the,. Place; Eror4 *hi& they..
were taken. largest ,are found, air
abopt five Feet frOpf.thelimitid; just the
.heistah etriedieUlazio,.inouthaiO4:the'
matter, chiefly- ,vegetables is. .that
has passed 'through, the ... , stomaciu .of , stru".i
hale, or which lk
hassufferedpartialdeco,
position in 'sotnelivay;oi other;
cube in good ptoportiOn*erealsO , found
‘b e pr e sent; , •11.;
,_rrgi; Abbe Comae ; *a to say he liked.
. 1 4:cia#Rtitlegt;;bacitM - iberrald t '
wbe lentibwaY ,, c Was an eedthe'
maxaid gentleman who •fornierly4lifilliF
Philadelphis.wlTheitnirmitiesov*fidizif
ion old age madeitaLmatter-34-dialgAlN
for him to•Aurn rapidly i isouito loOkg,
objects behind :him.. , -Besideserin coneldv
tired ebildrenir tinistuleef. 1' 6, 014 1ktr.4.111
eatd lidt'Whd'eathil ;tuning mita hip .
ip 114 ttireer title "d4l •loOk
lik`no,t4i'dearllo4o l l l lo 4 4ol l o
S. tained . and` -- ParntgY Tbilaat" ,
yowled at tint :bah.* *whire-11, was
yottfig,,i very •fitaall,- , mid; ,loelieV "*l` ;
'mach like .a dlidprof ifireetbreads '
thing' elsel«-thenc. infortneda the
, thathetl,'- , as he went einibiaNAty,
parting grunt, "Piteripb, midlutif *se*
pose that it is not' any nastier than other
babies !"
...7'E:..-.•=!'. , '. ( twri.:::::i:J:..:T.:-
.watoimoi k_Esuar;',
•
Xiinabasteipand Wholeale Deshos_
Lamps, Lanterns, • - Mi l dew s ,
AND LAMP GOODS.
aimiCcAssos earii LtriiiticAnzie OILS,
gip.No 147 - •
Wood ,P#Pfbt.
segmt, BellTeen4th mid 6tti4vea
"{!
SETIF LABELING'
• FRUIT-CAN TOP
COLLINS & WRIGHT. •
PITTSBITAGH, PA. •
G.
• prepared .tck.suoply ;Inners and
Potters. It la perfeet; simple. and as' cheap u
tue rulaut top, .bompilagg tbemattels of thewarious
' ru n s stumped upon the cover, radiating from
thelentenaltdadlnderoipolntft stamped noon
the top of the can.
It Is Clearly, Distinctly and Permanently
...... •
z .10,041.1gT.1F-71"). • -
by merely placing the name of the font the
can oottabis oppoidte-the-_polider and sealing la
the customary manner. . - Nopreaerrer of fruit or
good housekeeperwill use 'any other after once
FZ;LIIX=a , t I.42IILL2
WATER PIPES,
CEUSINET TOPE.
♦ large assortment,
spl4:hT7 ed Aveslue,near Sunshield St
DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS.
SUBENEB GOODS
REDUCED RATES.
Would cal: sitenUon to the lesgs ienuetion we
ICase mine In
Silk Parasols and San Umbrellas,
SELLING AT HALF PRICE.
COTTON HOSIERY. •
LIBLE GLOVilt.
z °RMER UHDERW_EAR.
All at Very Low Prices.
COLORED BMX TANS,
15.1 LR ROW".
1100(' SKIRTS,
CORSETS
warrk MARSEILLES,
tßlmti LIN
WEITZGOODS,
(of MI kindso
YILINGEB,
BUTTONS,
T.XIBROIDB.RIE&
MACRUM, GLYDE & CO,
78 & SO liirket Street.
Jylo
YEW SUMMER GOODS
NA CREW &CARLISLE'S
No, 27 Filth Avenues
Dregs Trimminis and Buttons.
Embroideries' and Lairs.
Ribbons audit:meets: • ' •
Hats and Bonnets. - ' • '
shove fitting and Stench Covets.
New Styles Arsolers skLris.
"Parasol.—a'l the new styles'. •
bun and Ram Umbrellas. .
Hosiery—the bees English makes. -
Agents for • •Elarrii" Seamless Rids."
Spring and Sommer underwear.
Sole Agents We the Bemis Patent Shape Col.
lats. "Lockwood's "Irving" "West End,"
"Elite," &c: "Dickens." " Derby," and other
Dealers supplied with the above at
MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
111[A.GRIM & CARLISLE,
NO. '27
rIFTII AVENUE.
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Is; Me neatest matinen ma os
HENRY H.-COLLINB.
AND FINER ass.iiEme
Plain and Embroidered Cdrsets,
Coils and Switches,
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
bents': Shirts, Hose, TieS,
WHITE GOODS,
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some of the follostins effects, as bl.stches.
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4 particular at; entloststre ts to all Female cceki
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Linen Collars and Cuffs,
NEW- STYLESA
TUCKED, '..TIfDR.OIDERED
dliD
Plain Maen• Chemizettes
SHETLAND
AND
SEA SIDE SHAWLS:
PONGEE 911 H PARASOLS,; `
Different Colors.
TRAVELING BAGS AND SAMIELS
Palin, Linen, Silk Fans,
JAPANESE PANS
11cocop .14Imir
TILE LATEST NOVELTIES
BALMORAL SHIRTS
AHD SKIRTING:
Gap'fres,
ALL. SHADES.
Silk, , Lisle and Cotton Gloves
_HOSIERY,
All Kinds, including a Full Line of
BALBRIGGAN
HAIR ROLLS,
H.MHERCIIIEFS.
A PULL ASSORTMEN'T OF
ALL SIZES .0D QUALITIM
SUSPENDERS, DRAWERS, &C..
ENNETS,
FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, all widtki,
ylf,A4s7 and 'NECK
,-Tuppwis
ME
MEI
ME
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CARNE'T'S,
TUE 49. 11 1"17 7r.
Window Shades,
AT LO.W
We ofer ninny of our good! m”ch below lasi
Sprinre priere. Thalia needing eaods In our
line can sage money by buying at ow:e.
130VARD, ROSE & CO.,
21 'FIFTH
jyl4:e.&.T
3" MT la '5E' 11.13 43 cia
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c....: - A:Fzi: I "PET; - s--.7-
We offer it Be tall.' for THIRTY DAYS ONLY,
a Ape 01 Newfand Choice Patterns
Briglish iTapestry,. Brasses, Ingrain,
- . - • and Other Carpets,
A.T :LES& THAN COST'OF IMPORTATION.
'and our ebtlre stook at prices winch mate /t• an
object .to buy.tbls month, as these, roues base
never ueen offered so low. -
Our Store will close at 5 P. M. until September
first.
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NEW CARPETS !
ZLIXLO,
Jive are now Opening an aasoitmeaTtilparalleleot
14,1,his city of FIN.EST
VELVETS 'BRUSSELS THREE-PUS.
Of oar own-ree,nt impornittou and belec:edfrona
eastern maw:taco:rem -
MEDIUM Will LOW PRICED
,QUALITY AND COLORS.
An Extra. Quality 'of Rag Carpet.
Wean now selling many of the above at
GREtTLY REDUCED PRICES.
Xo. 51: FIFTH aII'EXTE,
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OLIVER-It'CLINTOCK & CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED :A
FINE , S . P.T.TI:OTION OF
BROUSSTALS,
TAPESTRY 'BRUSSELS
THREE PLY AND
INGRAIN -CARPETS.-
THE LARGEST AISSORTIEST OF
WHITE, CHECK & FANCY,
3Ur;T/NGS,
FOR SUM M ER: 'WEAR,
STOCK FULL IN.AkkUEPRTMENTS
OLIVER MeCLINTOCK & CO'S.;
nasu - ccaux COALIII
` J DICKSON; smut &
removed Mgr (Ake ;0
NO, 5671',Lunutrri: STREET,'
ivale4
Jae giMe grApszed: tO. Walsh good ;YOU 6 M - 0-•
Etatou:Lumg + anat.c,o4.l.,ea.a.cz, Wit •
wrest. morkes ,
All Orders le ft at' Urals cede, lot addressed ts .
;bent 'throne+ , tklit =Us wAll Iper;aijklicled lac!
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CARPETS:
Floor it ciottik,
AVENUE.
sracm SALE or
McFARLARD &MUSS.
No. 71 73 /FIFTH AVENUE,
(Second Floarl
The Very Newest Itestgus,
_INGE{ .A-ILTNTS,
:VERY SUPERIOR
11 - "C1LL111....',.1105 - .
IN TDB CITY.
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COAL AND COKE.