THE DAILY GAZETTE.
. OFFICIAL PAPER '
Ot PlStaborgh, Allegheny City and
• Allegheny County.
Grier itt Wade Ammo amll Bealllaiddlitreet.
IN, 1870,
BoNita in Frankfort, 031
l'EmnoLscx in Antwerp, firm
Uottii closed in N. York yeinettlay at
1144•115.
THE Pretbyterilth lTciierit Arminbly
Teets: by isijounittinit. from Pittsburgh,
torztoi*r,slPhibidelp . bis, • •
Or the bushwhacking raid which the
IVoctdiftis:ynton ern d, at Wailiington, are
pushing against Oen. 0. 0. Howard, neer
respondent writes:
ome.ll - ..lute net yet called a single wit
ness': he has stood by and taken - all their
malice, and, an far as he is concerned. not
a mark ban yet been made astainat.
CLEVELAND payers announce the death
of Hon. F. T. BACKUP. one of their most
distinguished citizens. The Leader gay.:
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In hisleath, Cleveland has lost one of
her best citizens, the bar one of its ablest
and most respected lawyers, and all who
knew Mara trusted and esteemed friend.
Death could have taken from us few No
widely:known or so highly lionorek.
Jon:: CovotiE, M, C., from the
H;entrioreland District, was in town on
Homier, for an hour or two, en route to
Washington. , His friends in this city are
legion; and they kept him busy. Ile was
)ooklogand anticipating much
pleasure in . Lis own early and voluntary
retirement from the representation of his
&Arid, The people, however, will not
be content to spare Ihim permanently from
their service hi sOfie, capedty. •
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WE HEH TO NAT To . THE Pittsburgh
.Po the St thit e Oittetie is constantly mindful
of the declaraticM, platform upon
whicli'vis Eire:Urn successful, that no
desire - to plate the Supreme Court. in Lie
mciarowith the hpinionsiti the majority
of titei pootbs'Y j On thai platform we lutve
thtxOttti tithe five lodges, and er.,Ott
to liai•O VA, if not tbret:;of 11MT:elbows
taring, The ett“timent of our neighbor
that —....ftidge-Wtrmiumte -rebretent-to
turn out Hfirodioets - lacer. simply on the
ground of , his 'polities:i is one that we
shit - Vgin.re tetake with ecveral ;grans
otalloturee. • : lye doubt If the Poor bi
authorized 10 - ainounce the paeltiori,;iit
that 31:Alice, whiSse electipi Itimeb
- simply on the ground orlds poll m, . run
verb bitterly resisted by the Pat, as well
as hiProthonotaries Keenan and Snowden.
Theta/id their party did their level beet to
!mike fhbpimple repudiate' him wheti a
ciMaidate, hot Only baitaUee he was not a
lAhomit: but liehaisele wee, they itaika
lees • refifillMinffiftilf
openly, an4lidhitaHE Thr - mith rePudia
timi.-7:Aflr Pltis*yrocriPtiou,demud
ed,ln thiaiicasatQ,to a veil' 104 {Ma
malt has nerer been Oacipett or retrixted.
We aoubt If Justice Williams came now
tote ideatified with'elther a I.aiSP4
.2 ieeimind a bralC ago:urt
traction omittediffidiit Ilia Political Creed,
111 .1.4`q," *i r al i i 4efOPY
IL eitinen ottitis Ozototy:"dimply od
:mint of hie ionlitles." the Pouf add its
ptlrfylivritti which our Prothonotary was
in heartY'accord. pdreued H. NV: Williams
atka. public enemy throughout two Boom.
sivw ClaMtaill* They apparently now ex
pect hint and his friends; and the party
wthelh placed him in office, to forget all
thak.„ . ; , :ot. if, we know Ettintelves '1 , .10t
on account of his politics, but because
as
fen measured to othedo, so it &old
meteifto him; tIM majority of the people
of Pennsylvania will expect the removal.uf
Mr. Keenan as well .as Mr. Snowdeiii.
"Simply 'on account
of Pales." neither
one •of -.Ahem Las a superior title, over
(Abe. citizen who: may be Republicans.
It probably is,eimply orr i account of his
Democratic politic., diet ourPreihkinotary
regards a nine years' lease of a good of
fieWaa a Warrantee deed for three years
mete: If it be true, as the Port says, that
Judge Williams has the misting vote, the
people may rest easy, for that vote could
never IM given to one who vigorously sup
ported a policy of proscription
and personal . hiliiitinseentaibm in 1867
THE PIG IROH'EEAH•TALI.
The Tariff-bill fus effectively gone over
lboard,'a strong vote of the house indirect
ly potdpoishrg 'its taphole dis4dission for
the present) Thi yeia 'rnd ; nays show a
good deal of confusion, protentionistai
Sentallsts, andliee-tradere hying reemded
on either side. 'The bulk'of the Yenta
cratie-ttnOttent 4nr distplasing! the ; sub.
jecti a fee - of the fiee:tnniere let go of it
with reluctance,- bemuse they ass igood
. 311- 11'
thing Ilse no livorade ste,they bed made
thte hilt friith the present . Congeras. A
leai:pn4ctiotilste Toted yei bectuie they
referred the existing tariff. A majority
Of the Pertnsylvania Totes opposed the
dismission because, upon principle, they
sway snpported the Ways and Means
titnenner—whose head* this vote
has been carried. .
We may explain our remark, that some
otthe free-traders have let it go with' ie.
inetan'te,hyatitirigthit ikaylatv been:
avinrincedthan the bill. as now,shaped,ents,
Coneedlit*to them' more, thrut : tha..goulie .
mouldratify. or the Senate 'would agree
-ttf; :Thei4tain beintiof late, open'.l,o'the
•inipmmiiiiottaa kne4zi that;
although OM,- lied rixed Pig iron
YeIAA *mit thn ran of ,the bill,. therar*e
.011 . 47 at Any nrineOt agree tOg. ")
le
shows their distrust of the:final re
.- .cults of a protmeted contro, , •
The enentiet of kineiican Internet's' ae
..1101r lest all that they thpaght, they
had gained.
..The fruits of three, Menthe'.
..hash-wlutdatig.iwwWWllPPed' ant or their
fingers. The bill will not come up again
itt-this session: The peep'. will •contituse
ta Worry along. with thet tariff 'its it la.
hai toppled over and smashed
the lobby, and Sts friends on the
Maw, flat as pancakes for the present. We
don't know that anybody is, likely to-be
:a hoary to rescue their - Martel reaming,
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-The, next time that Congress AP
, 4resehes the Ma'. queglion, the' people
..onigrhae.akeertlsegkraJrntd:..l,,
1 .1? terneattAr, muwrzoir.
Thc lioiie'co4•l4tte. , on:siii4,7! and
s itc.iai . o4 log 'ex•
I.l44oepOrt on tie: tjue + tidn'oi I7~teiail
Iteranine. • notiiciedule rompilsetitlarie
fine to modify' all the laws, and Te•
peal many of the epeeial Writ - 5; second, to
provide specially for the enritinwort eau.
tion on liquors and tobacco; and, third. Ito
re.oricanise the It , UV" Fftpitt.
ment.
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.7)tetomonnt of ttves.-Wbe tokils:4, 15
1104.ated b i lift :2; *WO*
! ".7 . 41T0 040 ; o r s i ..000":
aehsaiasss
iottr
ac.
Ries ! trtoit * Ol tbs.. sibitok to ',4lille)if,
and carringte;/ItUaii '1149r.
dLwrt :fic;isiiii.'COntracts and ..zo*Pts.
The income tax is left at five per cent,
but the exemption is increased to $1,500,
no returns being required from persons
of less Income. and no publication of nny
returns to be permitted.
We count Ntrfth a strosgrtoofitiefFeolritt
the opprotvol Of the Ifoihte for this menu.
ure. It nurse a n d satisfies the rentsinaltle
demands of thy enutitiy.Nrithlut meiotic),
restricting the resources of the Treasury.
The erttinottett sum total is probably quite
as Touch as qtr. Boutaell could dispense
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of the Administration in lhe matter of
di
minlsLin~-t~te.public debt. ThifeleMieb
these special taxes will_ eery acceptable
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to the MIL'IBeR of the people. The Mr upon
incomes ha put; by the; committee, in a
much - less, oditiva shape. Objections to
the inquisitorial character of the pretend
law have , mewed a handsome co/ices/don,
not only tri the in/crew/op( the amount ex
empted, bat in excusing all persona under
that figure from the duty of making any
. teturns whatever. We can understand
luir - this will .eperate -by referring to
statemmita made by Mc. tichencir two. er
thee weeks ago. Of the 21'2,843 personsi
wh i n now pay the tax, 107,040 +veneld.
"Is , "cut off entirely by a V.OOO exetup
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Bon. Putting the tignie . absooo Will re
le 4• between 90,000 and 100,000 at least,
or arty per cent. of the whole number.
Of those who have paid $2O or less, more
than three-fourths have been under $l5.
The Committee could not throw'oti the in
come tax altogether withofft.._ continuing
others, many of the special taxes for ex
atuple, which are still more odious and
'Cantina's. Nor were they disposed to die
regard Wholly the clamor in reftali:eV:tar
tern against It. They offi.r, we think,
very lair compromise which the popular
judgment cannot fail to approve. --
Free-trade members, whose anti-tariff
campaign has failed, have been ostensibly
contending for a reduction of taxation.
We shall be able now to judge of their
sincerity. On their otirtprofessloni, they
should support this measure cordially.
But since the Treasury can only abate
shout on much in the total voliuno of its
reeeipts,.and since what is taken off front
he internal excise diminishes by
'much the possible abatement of-duties at
the customhouses, we should possibly find
some of them opposing the reductions now
imagetited. But the majority of the House
will egret, with the Committee, end the
Senate is likely to accept the result.
Watering Place Architecture
A correspondent writes from Newport
At the beach • hundred new:bathing
houeea are • nearly- completed. The old,
rough pavntente are being removed from
tome of the principal streets.
About half a' dozen families have ar
rived. A large number of pentane own
ing honors are stopping in the city,sncing
to the improvements anti refurnishing of
their cottages, that they may be in readi
ness be the firet of next month. In some
alines the servants have taken poseession,
and the family, will find everything in
working order, and the dinner cooked
when they ntaf chime to come on. The
houses usually are furnished as' complete
ly axthe town residences, en t)her. is no
motile of furniture. The new Villas are
nearly' completed.' Some of them are
veiy costly and u sing furnished in a cost.
ly manner. Glancing through there yes:
terdai, 4 iiidieed intiveltlei in the way of
deentstiona. Paper hangings-are rarely
need, with the exception of the
r t u i l i =men' Moms. Silk chintz .in
bri t colors and: intricate figures 18
foi the waili of drawing-rooms and
parlors, and. the effect •is very beautiful.
The 'llk, of a fare, firm quality, Is sewed
togethec and tacked at the top and bottom
of the will, they lina being covered with
eottml-vioth: A heavygilt entra n ce is
placed at the top and a lighter one where
the chintz meets the mop hoard. A hand
rams silk gimp is put around the doors
and windows. in sitting and bedrooms
the common glazed chintz le pot on in the
ramie manner, and where paper is used it
is Auvaziably 42 the chintz patterns, the
curtains and 'ldnature coverings to match.
One gentleman is covering the wall of hie
hall with handsome embroidered leather,
and a heavy paper in excellent imitation
of this is used for libraries.
The floors of the drawinwrooms,and.
fact, nearly all of the mono excepting
chambers, are laid In hard wood in fancy
patterns, and bright raga are placed before
the sofas and doors. These Moors are
waxed anti polished till they shine and an
as smooth as glace, and are eery beautiful
and suitable for a' summer-house. They
have low . been used for halls and dining
roams, but not for parlors until this sea
eon. ,In one new hour! - the old.fashioned
colored tilt* are set around the mantel
piece, and the hearth is composed of them.
Hie mantel alone of curved walnut cost
VW. Hard woods, highly polished, are
used almost exclusively for the .linisldng
of the interior of the cottages, and when
half a dozen kinds are employed, as in
come awes in one room, the effect is very
elegant.
. Everything in the Swiss style is the
fashion this year, and the new houses are
much more striking and novel in their
ronstrnction thin any built heretofore.
The number of peaks, gables.towers - and
dormer windows which are tackled on to
.ens roof ; is really surprising. —Where
slate is not used the shingles are painted
in stripeususually a bright red and hrowu,
and the window frames and caps and the
cross pieces or braces with which the ex
terior of the house is checkered off, ire
painted in decided contrast. with the rest
of, the building. - Not unfrequentiy red.
brown, gray, black and yellow are seen on
the same building, and a very light pate
green hi also fashionable. Some very line
rustic fences are to be built on the avenue
and - some fancy ones after tlit - Swlas style
step. ,
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The old tines look very modest in their
sober coats, yet I limey this position for
gaudy exteriors will not be Veil biotin&
Railroad and Hilda' Proopeei. of Tarairaa.
Virginia is among the first of the States
to receive the impetus of the wave of ire
migration now rolling southward; and at
this time, her material lireepects are fast
brightening. Travellers ,through the
State describe a 'large - permetage of the
passenger travel en her railroad trains as
beingoximposed pfmtning settlers and
three who are log over the country
with. a view to purchase. Her large land
holders have reversed the old policy, and
are now willing, and even anxious, to
sell their estates in small or large tracts,
and are extending a cordial welcome to
the immigrant, whether from the Northern
States or from Emiie. Thousands of
acres of .the best egricithwral lands'oh the
.anptinent are daily elms:mita; hands, and
the territory of Virginia Is fast filling hp
within lidgetiions and 'thrifty class of
, .
The Mineral wealth. of Virginia, al.
though known as far back as the Revolts
' ,tion, is just beginning to be appreciated.
The troreworkera of Pennsylvania, whose
ore beds Ire every yeas ,liecoming. more
expensive to work, haie been securing
large trams of valuableihmhearing hinds,
',in the region between the Blue Tildgeafid
the , fireenbrier river. 'Them is. on area
of MO tulles in width , by 120 in. length,
through thOiniddle of which passes the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, which
probably contains iro enough to suirly
the United States for t he next thou
years!. Beyond h, in the Kanalah*VaUST.
are deposits of coal especially *dented flor
Iron smelting and steam ',purpnises, upon
which a thousand years demand will leave
scarcely An impression. The extension of
the and Ohio road is now
building this sally.
Woh her system of ta rood commuei.
tuitions completed, Virgi_ will be ablate
reach-with him -bands, northward; to the
'amber and,grairul of the lakes. west.
ward to the lifleslanppl, with Its stores et
provitiona. and southward, to the cotton
fields of Tennessee and Arkansas. She
t will then be ambled .to unite upon tier
own soil, the .sations elements for gnat
.aglimilturalandmannfacturia,g eminence,
and be raised in her activity, as sheds al.
reidy*ltiailly among the progressing,
labor.inviting States. The Chesapeake
irnd Ohio Railroad, which lot new legs
tottered the Nippon nal aid of the Onto,
being 9 1,01 11 4014 44M 13
Atuk,et the Mite Sulphur SpiiiOO the
Ohio River. Upwards of 6,OOOUSin are it
ararkom the lbw. Ileserao Fisk *Hata,
the reliable Bankma , of New, York, who
are the Financial 'Agents 'OF ‘the
rake and Oldelleilroad CompsnY, reaort
satisfactorytroq tales of the isn.,l e.
Monde. as wino bY ttstr irMrnerga7
meat elsewhere, are Mill to be bad at the
name iittiCand ex.:limps of other &curl
ties for these Bends are made at:the best
market rates.
A Priti*in
„. of kelli . *me - Epitper — o - ea 'Soo.
....tErem Malian Fraphiacp Chronicle.)
-')Almost evenj,dav, elite entrance of the
11 1dentaliffilliel, &Pigpen. street; may be
"seen an cal/lime' Citherriiin, who helve!•
tunes us for alms. A countenance trnerd
with the furrows of on and starvation
in no way unproved by its total stbstinenee
' front water. And yet; wit” of lit''
many 111.11/1311K who • bestow a passing
glance on th a t weather-beaten, dirt-1a•-.
- gripuul face, tltiLk for a moment that in
thoee old aluleelled veins rourses blnal of
royalty l Yet this is even tat. Fifty., le
partite. , all the bright dremmof-Oriew.i
utl ltaxry were his. Ili,llte youngest of
five brothers.ltad for. his fsffier no less a '
personage than the sovereign of the Celes. I
fiat Empire. Entil his tenth year, reared
in the splendor of that Court of which SO
much is told and so little is keown,helual
not a wish that was, not gratified. Man
darini of high rank'Weire glad indeed to
wait on this ,scion of a royal house. 'lie,
with his brothers,. had each their little
coext. Toone wan allotted tbe care el
the royal fowls; to another, the royal
Cheep; to another, the ravel goats; and to
.him belonged the care of 'his mother's pet
peacock. Sinecures, that exist in all well
regulated governments, are by no means
_unknown. in China. So. he . grew up, hap.
pi in the execution of his duties and the
paternal commands. Already had he been
promised the command of the Thibetan
frontier. .- - ' • .
, Far from the capital, in the country
*here the rebela were most powerful, we
eau well imagine the consternation caused
his mother at this intelligence imparted
to her by her fayoritc son.' Eten at that
early ago •he was eager for this martial
life. He dreatrA only of great deeds and
tear's alarms c I and when his mother
gently; braiding his 'tiny little queue,
would wise into her boy's bright eyes, and
mad there the langeage which they
poke. her heart altematMi between hope
ml fear. A gentle little. maiden had long
wen kis betrothed. She, too, felt keenly
lie pangs of parting, which kis hopeful,
hating heart Lad not the time to feel.
Bright, hright , indeed, was the future for
hint; and vet ono short night cast hint
front his airy bight even to the depth Into
which be is sunk. One of those sudden
revolutions to which that kingdom .is so
subject hurried his father from histhmne,
and caused the murder of all who loved
and honored him. Through the fidelity
of an old servant this prince was saved
front the general butchery. Still,l bin
name alone • would have been his
dentli 7 witmmt at any-time. - So he lived
in pored's- and constant dread, shun
ned fijr.ifill and shunning all, -When the
firs. cargoes of Chinese were sent to our .
State. be, welomuing this opportunity for
eempe front an atmosphere deatlito
him; smuggled himself on board of one of
the ships. The close- confinement which
hr had to undergo, and the sousing of the
cargo in the . hold, ruined his health and
crippled hint fur, life. Too weak to. beg,
and too honest to strai. , nothing wan left.
hum bat to accept the bounty which the
stranger M a strangeland saw fit tobestow
upon him. !Who aortal the pangs It cost
the proudiieart before it could descend to
this' As you see him now, so he has
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lived for the post ten yearn.
• Through the aid of an interpreter we
gleaned the sad history, of this poor old
Prince. Thathardship and want may have
affected • the brain of the unfortunate is
more thin likele hut his tale it told with
no much apparent truthfulness. to notch
cornettnest, that wo hive thought it wor
thy the hearing of our reiders. Driglger
u.nn him starting in life then one in ten
thousand; dark, darker, perhaps, in itx
closing than one in ten million.
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France exports wine«. bandies,
fancy articles, furniture, jewelry, clock.,
watcluo, paper„. perfumery, and fancy
goods generally.
Italy exports corn, .
wisies. 'es
*ewes, dye stuffs, drugs, fine marble, Raki , ,
.
CAfir.livi^g',„tuittoticti and salt.
Prueaut exports linens, woolens, line. ar
ticles of it...., copper and brass, indigO,
mtatical intrtniments, tobacco,
wine and porcelain.:
Ueentany exports tornol, woolen good..
linens.' rage,. corn, timber, Iron, lead, tin
flax,-hemp, wine, wax, tallow and cattle
.Anotria exports minerals - . raw and menu
factult.t . tl silk, thread, giant, wait, tar, not
gall, wine, honey, and mathematical rostra
meats.
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England esportacetten, woolene, kluts
hardware,carthantrare,•cntlecy, iron, steel.
metallic 'rare., salt, coal, watclien, tiro
ailka. and lineik •
Roosia exports tallow, flax, hemp, flour,
iron,, copper, linneed, lard, hider, wax,
ducka, cordage, bristleo, fun, pntash and
Epain exports wine, brandy, nil, fresh.
and dried fruite, unickeilver, aulphur,
cork, 'saffron, anehorices, !dike and wool.
ens.
China export N ten, rhubarb, musk, gin
ger, borax, ainks . : . ailke, cassia, filigree
ivory ware, 14cquered 'ware, and
Ilitidostan export gold and silver. mid.
.1, fudlgo, sarsaparilla; vanilla, jalap.
ustie; comtearliy wood, pimento, drugs.
. nd dee stuff's.'
Braildexprirts hero indigo. sitgor, rice,
tides. dried meats. tallow, gold. diamonds
ncl other procioua atones, gaups, nuthogs
and:ladia rubber. • • . • . •
West Indies export sugar, sugar moles.-
see ram:tobacco, eigars, mahogany. dys
arocda.' coffee, pimento, fresh fruit and
preserves, wax, ;ringer, and other spice..
Switzerland exports cattle, cheese, hut. ,
ter, tallow, dried India, linen, ans, vet
vets,kiCe, jewelry, paper and gunpowder.
Duct India experts cloves. nutmege,
mace, , pepper, rice, indigo, gold dust, aim_
plum 'marine, sulphur, Ivory, rattans, win
dalwried, ;Inc and nntet:'
United States invade; principally, SO.
cultural produce, cotton. tobacco, flour, pro
vialone of all klnda, lumber, turpentine,
wearing
strange Charaergeo-A, Rao With a
Mania for Seeing His Pellowebeltage
Asleep. •
A Mill who gave hia.llllllllo 3.1$ Charles
Watkins,
end who turns out to be Charles
Liangefo en, once a respectable merchant
of this city, wee.arrested while trying to
enter theme se of- nr. (Schaeffer, on Port
land avenue, before daylight yesterday
morning. This man lute a strange Mauls
for which a name hal yet to be invented.
Ile will break -into &how at 'night just
for the luzury of standing by the bedside
of a proem and looking at him M. her, as
the case may be, an they lay alfeep. • Ile
has been known to do thin on several nc
essione, and, after standing there and
gazing for hours; leive without disturbing
anything, and elm, the deem after him.
About eit'months age he got .111maelf
Into' seriouatrouble in thin way, being ar
rested as a burglar and held to answer.
Reentered the tem 'of a young lady af
ter .ebe had retired :and' gone to sleep.
Taking his favorite position beside the
bed,- he -stood gazing at the beautiful
sleeper- till, perhaps, censcione of the
presence nest- her, she awoke, and- wan
frightened tervlby. — By the faint light of
The moon as it shone'through the lattice,.
cite saw this stranger standing atilt -and
motionless st. her bedside. She screamed
and fainted, and the inmates of the house,
aroused by the noise, same rushing in
just Imtime. to catch the intruder. The
knit/. canned ,a good deal of excitement.,
undue little goselp at the time, but sub
sequent facts- have preyed that the man
aim harmless, andsreatt,there just. to sat
isfy this singular-longing of his. Ile hu
bee/Vaught in several such places since
then, but at no time, has he ever .disturbed
anything or, any body...-Ho was presented
to the Court as a suspected felon, a charge
hardly justified by the facts in the case,
and held in five hundred dollars to be of
good behavior for twelve inonthe. Ills
ease Ina strange one indeed.—Louiarifie
Couriar-Jourrint. •
An Old Newspaper.
The London Gaulle Is the oldest neWe
paper printed in English, in the'veirld.
The CongressionalLibmq has a complete
set of the London Gautk, In morn then
two hundred:volumes, from its commence
ment in 160 to the present time. We
have before Be a single copy of No. 1,883
of the paper, dated "from /donde'', Octo
ber I. to 'l'huredey,October 4, 1683." This
number is . remarkable as containing the
sddresaes to 7 Charles IL. cripetelatlog
him upon the discormy of , the.flye new(
Plot. These addresses, Irani the lieuten
ants, deputy-lieutenente and officers of the
militia for the county of Northumberland;
from the - Mayor, Aldermen and "burgy!
masters" of the ' ancient" boroUgh of
Wembo , T. ln the county of Wilts; from
tha-lwough of Newham, In the aunty of
UlmtlMMT;aod from other boroMilts,towns
and countice,all speak lnloyal terms 4,the
denunciation of the "sincere scheme - of
tauthituntqacrablir Ossum," and. the
at s. says of the addresies,. that..l4e
ieSilfia.P/ 40° & t‘receii."t4etat very
graelously."'
~, T ho. poet. Is.. very , neatly pripted
d00104:611110 PIM,. eleven
halt bi*VaPr .'nfF4l.
besides the 'actresses, ifgeh,;oceut , '.
columns, two and onoquatter Colormi of
news and three-quarters of a column or
advertisements.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE : WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY „LS, 1870.
FOREIGN
• - .
.01 - 7, otEri P. H milt-% NN. the 1 i ermen his- i
whin of the United Slaws, died n few
ef4150 rdnro; in. Berlin. .
. .
• • -
Ts . iii.Tv-rota thousand emigrants left
',tit and South thirmany during the first
oar months of the present year.
Tiig wine which is drunk every day nt
he tattles of the Emperor of Russia, costs .
pward of two hundred rouble,
Is.fluuternaln the harvest of coffee of
Last year and the production of sugar have
given very profitable results. The multi.
,Tl6llll of—indigo • is- boutauitiyi ..mura. ani
mated.
Tut: *tit') reset l'Eugettie .tun for the
past fiftfrit 'or sintien years nanitally, pa:Ed
apvrartlof three hurtdred-tbounand'franes
foam her private purse to Catholic churches
in pnris.
A Fri Mimi journalist traveling. in Prus
sia, writes to I, Hamel. that he is nor
'prised everywhere. to find. that emint von
Bismarck halt loot tiearly all hih former
polarity in North-tierinany
Trit etatunof Coln.Ynbon .pmeenteit by
the &inures of the Fketich to the United
States of Columbia, to be iirertird in the
city of Colon t.\spincrall), was shipped
'and will ' arrive,. t Aspinwall about the
26th.
THE Crown P ince Austria; who went
to hid first com union the other day , is
described by di se who have had Food op
•
purtnnitiettto`obnerve him; as a dull: in-.
&lent, good-natured lad,.: who. sarcs for
nothing; in the world but dancing 'music.
A . 4`.6MAT.Orli pnblicatinn intending to
give an authentic account of the love at
fairoof King William, of ilittssia, in cir
ettlnted in large numbers in tioutlafterrna
nv, in order to add . to the hatred with
n portion of lio• people than looks
pnit Prussin.
=
Dore has lately signed a contract for five
years with an F.nglisli publisher, by which
sr undertakes to come to London for two
or three months every year ttiinake. 260
designs on each occasion. For these he is
to receive 200,0001 r. a year.
lletznt iloctiEsowr leads the life of a
Locution, in his cell at the tltt. l'elagie
prison. tic gets his inealsevery day four
time"; from Velour's restaurant, for which
lie pays two hundred and eighty franca a
week, and quenches his thirst by drinking
daily three bottle's of Sillery.
Tut: volcano of l'ebortico, Mexico, con
tinuea in toll eruption. Red hot atones
are thrown up from the crater to an im
mense 'height, and at night the night in.
most grand. The air is filled with whet'
for a distance of torty.five mites. The in
habitants in the neighborhood are terror
stricken, and have abafidoned their homes.
•"Staata Anzeiger:' speaking of the
progress of industry inl.hrlin, states that
thus number-of locomotives built in that
city 'unmounted in 18111 to 00: 'in 1862 it
was 108; in 11:41, 120: in 1864 - . 140; in 1800,
18th in 1867, 184; in 1868, 200. !tithe same
years the number of railway carriages
tortityucted was 1,803, 1203, 1,112, 1100.
1,186 . ,. 1,716 and 1;017 respectively
The , number of workmen employed in
naking marhin, , rin about 1f+.04.10.
sTATin - rirxt. work on the ilertuan
pulntions of Europa• fiver the entire
mb•r of eouln at 54.000.000, iucltuling
onto speaking inn. Eorty.nine mil
no inhabit n emnpact territory:, tha
t more than a tenth part of the rrhol:
are scattered through non-German States,
Foreign rams in lierman speaking coun
tries number:lndy about 1.240,000, and of
these about Ale-half are in Prussia.
TOE Empress of Austria shot herself
through the hand the other day in, at,
tempting to wrest from her son a keeled
revoker, with which lie wan playing.
The accident gaCe• rise to a rumor, which
spread all over Vienna dAring the nett
few hour, afterwarcl. that the- Euipreaa
Elizabeth. goaded to madness by the In
fidelities. of her Imperial hitahand, had
committed suicide` by shooting herself
through the heart with a resolver.
Tinatz: were great feeds - Hies the other
day at Mimosa .% in Huard., on .account of
the fiftieth anniverant7 of Urn. Kotze.
bue's entrance into the Russian service.
(ten. Kotzebue is iiow governor of the
proTiliir of Nese 11111tRilL and Bemarabia.
His father was the famous German dra
matim.whom Charles Sand, the fanatical
in talent , amarisinnated at Mannheim, in the
lirand.Duchy of Baden, in the vear
The murderer was behead...al with a sword
n short time afterward, in the , same city.'
After stabbing Kotzebue. he • had Tulsa,
modally tried to kill hinting!.
it is rumored. in Patin that the Emperra
itained the _powerful salvia of Emile di
----"-"'
irardin'a L rvrte,
question was first brought np, by prnmis
lag, to appOiht him Embassidor to th, Pe.
tersharg, in the place of kieneral Fleur'',
s i
who, ntiasion is known to !tare onmplet
ly failed,And who is about to her ecall
to Paris. (iiranlin's appointment wo Id
heilhe more welcome to the eotirt e the
I '7mr,a ,, he BO long and energetically op.
posed the French advocates of the rent
ration of an intimienderic Kingdom of Po.'
DEIIMPUti LA Motwrittu, the Belgian an.
semen,- who-lnia• been convicted of fire
nturdeo and sentenced to death. has Met
his renter., roniniutc , d to imprisonment
to hard labor for life:, This is considered
equivalent to the abolition of the death
penalty in Belgium. •31. Bam, the Minis.
ter of * Justice, is reported to have declared
:that, aslong as he was in the Belgium
cabinet, no more nenienrea of death
shortld lac carried Into execution, and King
Leopold the Second is said to have taken
a pledge when bin. little eon and heir
died, not to sign any more death war
rants.
Toe - St. Catharine'. Times thus de.
scribes a recent debate In the Demilnlon
Senate: "Sit George E. Cartier called the
honorable memberta order in English. Mr.
Furgusen asked him to repeat. Sir George
F.. Cartier did in French. lion. J. Sand.
field Macdonald replied in Wmlle, evident
ly . denouncing the • tninintry. amid great
laughter. Sir George E. Cartier defended
the Government •in Latin and, Greek. -
[Great ppplatese.i.
..AbU o tt protected
agesinat the debate's being tarried on in
Choctaw. [Laughter.] Sir John A; Mar.
&audit said It was Greek to him. -
(laughter.] Mr.' Levisionte spoke in
SPnlnhl' •
KIM aro various reports as to the end
of the converted Jew, Derdt z, who played AO
infainous a part. In the. attempt of the
Duchess of Derri to orerthmw the gm ,
- eminent of Ring Louis Phillippe. home
ray that he died so poor that he even Lad
to well his gold spectacled in order to par
chime a little food. Another report is,
however, that; at the time of - his death,
which took place some ten or.twelve years
pinto, Ire left 'Whismignme fortune, which
Le had received fromllL, Thiern. an a price
of his treachery towards the Ithiehens.
Denitz left a non Who was 'studying at a
seminary in Frances when his father died;
The young -man refused to touch a. eon of
the money which his tether 7- had left Lim,
and - thereupon passed into the
Lends oltries scrupulous heirs.
WiteE the Marquis d'Andelarre had the
other day that famous audience with
!Aeon the Third, In order to nenonsiride,
an the name of the loft Center'agalnst
the Plebiscite policr Which had driven
Count Darn and M. IltitTitfrom the Call..
net, Napoleon, no mum], merely twirled the
big mustache and lent a deaf ear to all the
'repiesentatlone of the - Marquis. At the
clone of the audience, the Emperor drew a
_huge maniere" lane from his pocket.
.11re," exclaimed the little Marquis., on
- Seeing the mnrocro cane, "I have had to
swear to my' friends not to accept anything
at your Majesty's hands." "bet even-a
cigars" said the Emperor calmly. The
good Magnin d'Andelarre had mistaken
the cigar case for a Minister's portfolio.
,
. A &mon reporter thus described a re
cent fire at Dumfries, and for ittlaimsthe
iltioniiiminhip:, "The sky was clear and
unclouded, and the stars Kleine quietly
down, but their • pearly light grew faint
aad feeble In the wild , glare that Shot' nd
valz i t i est a i l n i
i ss i l i t ie d s ittwt thd o lm t r i t i l , i , ;7 ga rtge i ..
tare of leaves, flood nakedly out In the
fitfql glare like the grizzly terror of the
Neeand SeildlL. The building itself—it
seemed iq very,truth
'.‘k union horrible on all 'M a il round,—
At one/teat ?Draftee :
Ilea fay tongues of fire burst through the
windows and roof, dancing along in mad
delight, charring the Wood and stonessith
their Lot.and, cruel breath, and 'spitting
.forth showers:Of Sparks Into the :alr,,and
ontApamthe ancient lime trees, clothing
,their Mutts and brunettes With a &OM&
Atoo4 defy, Millet, aid, Volip
tuous lips of plesoure, an the fable tells
us, breatLlng,yientruction, in tkeir,burning
, 14!iiici*i4
pieta.lligizo,. - too t h e simxind • volume-of
Taglle.Delord' aFflatottof,thiSetondEm;
Pl* . lave o
read the - adioince
meets of Pains' chapters f this second
'eDilate, arming others the chapter on' Or
. ilara: omirraej. NL.,Delord, ,di will
undoubtedlyy soon be the case, - publlahni
another edition of this new volume, I
t would advise him to procure himself cep
tain very authentic documents on thi et-
ecution of Ors - tai; an•sccident baa mused
them to fall into the hands of Wdo Ville
uteseanl, and an-eye -Witness describes. in
themiha, hat momenta of ittho donated
men,' Pied did not' , show biLlinyfinsisis
the sublime cshimess Isuite . 3l4*rd
athibutolto him. While the collar of his
slilitracasent off, his teeth chattered, and
the following. conventation - took place be
tween the doomed men:
"Oh, Pieri, becalm:" said Orsini, turn
, ing his back to hisaccomplice.
- Calm, Sir Canny! You may well speak
of that, you *ho ite ,always eahn." ; •
"Is it }swell° that you should be
afraidrzmidOraini,. and, tufninit to one
of the janitom, he added the following
terrible wools: • •
- Be kind enough to request the e r xecm
tioner not to throw my head into , the same
basket with that of this man who teem.
LOOK AT THOSE HANDSOME
SPONGES!
Mediterranean fintindini li , an . :Ind''
Mediterranean nde s of all k nds
Mediterninean S Wi poon. of all ad.
MedKenner. nponnes of all %Inds
i
Abo. Fresh Ennuis Pident Medicinet
tindr,-Cold at the very incienit Plc."
JAMES-E. BURNS & CO.'S
Corner Peas and MAU. (*MM. (ialr) Sla
=ll=3
Thriee Is he erntelf who keep. otthld reseh l't
his hand a specific that at. one and tbe. game time
will strengthen. regulate and purr! hl. .Y.teu
when enfeebled, diserdered and corrupted.
Such le the three-fold operatkin of bioetettore
Stun:lnch Bitteri. and hence the great superiority
of that standard vegetable rekorative over ell
mod lanes that are merely tank ft and nothing else.
The elect of the ordinary aettiegeettlzwili..... 4
extraele upon the bowels Is &matrons. and upon
the depraved blood or bite they P.A.. 0 .
baue-
Octal effects whatever. In dyipepsta and liver emu
plaints all the folds and humors of the body are
we or less Intected,and the Eowels'are nite
badly constipated. An unmodified astrisotent—
quinine for instance—doe. infinitely mars ba
than good In euch car.. In floatetterb Bitters
on the other hand, the stimulating and tonic eillo
inedts are plunged vrith eperienta and nalmß•
tic Ingredient. ; file !Meat la.utlves and blood de
parent. In the vegetable kingdom an. intarmliad
an Lb.. of • purely inviminiting nature. and
der the °pennon of this admiribie combination,
the three Important prod...rota laylietettort.Ped;
'elation sad purideation go on together. The ',-
pinny with which the disordered organisation or.
lured to Its natural condition under course of
the /Mien is doe to this owe. Eierl disturbed
(motion of the bodr la farorabfl rifted? , br the
nations properties of %ht. eritaprehentlye and well
!alarmed preparation. A. a grinairal redo the boar•
eh. ore subject to Irregabirttle.. and the gelds 114
ble to twovineyltlated.aid hence the Men are
especially valuable as in alterative, correctly* and
invirant. In all dietriede ober, the rea of
terrolt o tent fever" tafect.the air, lila keelthfolvle In
m.
etable ellair should ba 'alum al s prOlectite meet
erne.
16121711A , 14” - :A10:k 2 .1" , e 2-1 :Viil
FABER
VAN DOREN
367 . Liberty Street
PITTSBURGH, PA.
STEAM ENGThiES
IRON AND WOOD WORRING
MACHINERY,
Steam Pumps
Engineers' and Machinists' Tools,
STEAM FIRE ENGINES,
BELTING,
oolen Machinery, Machine Cards.
tirMannfecterers' mud VIII limp•
Heat A. constant supply on hand and
°rubbed on short notice.
c•ituv.mii mi:or.icrrEt,
NOTICE!
whj; the pirbirel
Third Arrival of Spring
DRY GOODS.
Bell & Moorhouse,
21 FIFTH AVENUE,
Are Offering Great Bargains in
Dress Goods,
Silks, Shawls,
Linens, Piques
HORNE & CO'S.
Hosiery ! -Gloves !
I=l
Prices Unknown Since 1861
.AmrsAidmurs Jou OLOTEB7.• rwt sysort,
• counrioasonws KIDS at
LONG TOP CD& tholcoahad.s. *tee.
itimuLAVi. XADE BRITISH 1109.15.1101mr, 33
tents.
„ PLAN • AN . D MOBILO COTTON 110101, 19.
etrrres HOLDEN. O 7 race or doe.
OLTIMP sOPlfft STOUT_ HALT TIONZ, '93
GENTS' SUPER FINE EAU( UOSE Ea arnu.
Auo spleselßL samorlassni• &ARICA SAES and.
BOW' EDIRONE . LADINE FANCY ROWE . .
Large Additions to Stook
Joat arriving. to width we Inane the attention of
Wholesale and Retail Cud 11.711 t.
7DND 79 MARKET. STREET
READ THE PRICES
James Hoag, Jr's,
174 Federal St., Alleeny.
. .
.
Al 10 cents, IN patterns WWI Ps bright
mkt, good at the 010 ,
Al 12 I , ,,llc.,lfeari A 0/00 puir yr NM*. •
.. ir
Al 13 Cents, Ilea Whits Paper
44 000.01r0mr100 Mita luml B Ilollairl
tor Wtadow ithadisapod abbePIUS , . ~ . •
' . 1F4 , 6 Oil Ooth Wisilkor 100440 n tow paten .
.
Wldell6or nath, tolght rotors, 4s eetru.
wid• 011 Cloth. cot to et tuau. mom.. /lc. •
il .
• • alleimot Gold awl Iliad 14ide Wail Pa' r. OCloir
JAMES HOAG' -
, Jr:,
'FEDVAAL,STREET,
NEW d DVERTIB.
1 1 074. SEMPL'FS' -
„I 1_ I
180 and 182 Federal Street, Allegheny
ts ! _ wilts !
mnrwitieißea cruitut:, •
Wit+. • '
CAMi Crib
Honey CO - mb entitle Quilt,
!.E=l=3
ached and Unbleached . rlble Linens.
idebeylled:reple . r parneal!e.
Sheeting Muslims. ell
' Shlealnalleallnla eery cheap,
/An. CqUOP..
DRUG STORE,
Parasols . and San Umbrellas
libbons and Flowers
Table Napkins and Towels
LINEN SHIRT FRONTS
Hosiery, Notions, &c.,
Wholesale and Retail
ago .0 IS2 inedend. street, Allegheny
W. S.HAVEN
&
OOK AND JOB
and Chintzes.
AT
No. 174
AT THE LOWEST PEJOEL
HATS ANT BONNETS,
WM, SEMPLE'S,
inting House,
;• CORNER OP
01) ST. AilD THIRD AVE
BLANKS.
OTESDF ALL KINDS
I:=
lank ReceiptB,
I=l
MORTUAOKS.
QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS.
COMMON nrmvs.
JUDGMENT BONDS.
•AfiIIi.EMENTS.
LEASES. WAR. ANTr.E "Emus
MARRIAOK C .RTIFICATES.
LANDLOR • WARRANTS,
LEASES OF ALL KINDS.
Summons and Subp(Entes
EXECUTIONS AND SCIHZ,VACIAS.
DECLA TUITION&
COMMiIVIVRALTII WARRANTe.
APIIDAVITt. DONDE..
ATTACIIMMTS. •
row= or ATTORNIT.
• OARSMEN ANTASIIMENT.
CONSTABLES' SALES,
COMMITNICNTS.
ACKNOWLITIOMENTS.
SCIIOOL OILDISIM
LETTILRB - OF ATTORNEY
NOTARY'S BLAMER
BANKRUPT BLANKS. •
Blank Books
DAY ROOKS.
JOURNALS.
• CASH BOOKS .
RECORD BOOKS.
JUSTICES' DOCKETS.
COMMON INDEX BOOKS
WE MAKE TO ORDEtt
All Kinds of Blank Books,
FOR BANKS AND BANKERS.
FOR COUNTY RUCORDS,
FOR MERCEUNIT.
TOR MANDFACTIIRRNS.
FOR RAILROADS.
FOR OIL AIMI'COLL COMPANIES.
FOR MASONIC LOINDCR. ' •
FM% ODD rSLLO.W.IP LOOM'S:
' spit Immo OF imStry RIND.
FOR ALL CORPORATIONS. AND ASSOCIA
TIONS.
ALL WORK
Executed in the Best_Style
BUY THE GENUINE.
CLARK'S
"0. N. T.
SPOOL COTTON.
GEO. CLARK
S 0 E A.GENT
• Sold Everywhero.
"HILL & ADAN'S
SEWERPikE
65101416 7MidukYStAeghenT
ffit'ar%tiv!iin=a4lf
E=2
C. G
Qt/IVWC
NEW ADVERTISENEENTS.
GREIT BIRGAINs
Summer Dress Goods,
IVII, SEMPLE'S,
and In' Federal Slivd, Allegheny
Slack and Colored Silk Poplin Drepse,
Wart Pordina In Beautiful Irene
Gros Grain Slack ztit, torSaddllet. .
Black and Colored I)rPAP/4111v.
' Black and Colored Poplin A1p....
. Striped and tdrared P. /Cr.
Granadlnoo. Plain and Spotted,
•
Black Silk Sacques .
•
BLACK SILK_ BASQUES,
Plain and Striped
Summer Shwls,.
BLACK LACE SIIAIVLS:
SUMMER SKIRTS
Cassimekes and Jeans,
Cottonades and Linen Drills,
Wholesale and Retail,
Vii. SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 Federal Street, Allegheny
THE BEST BARGAINS
otTERED
This Season.
=
tidies' Bun British Cotton Stbrkings.
AT 2.3 CENTS,
attire liravy British fatten Stockings
=EI
I==!
adiee Soper British Cotton Ntorkin
=
Men's Heavy British Calton Socks
AT 2.3 CENTS.
Xrn'o Healy Frrneh Cotton No'r
LADIES' AND MEN'S
ERIN . O GAUZE UNDERWEAR
EEEEI=I
NISSEN BOYS AND CLULDIOND
COTTON STOCKINGS
AT OILY ATLI REDUCTI, PRIM , AT
Morganstern & Co's,
=1
MACRUM, GL-YDE & CO
No 78 and 80 Market Stree
DEXTER
Washing Machine.
M=SCMl:l====
convinced that It Is hart the thing needed by ewer/
fatally.Atarnellon guaranteed.
This Ma S chine can be told for by the mottb.
firAg ent pale.i wanted In every county. Cool/
nahts fur
6
34 YEDIMAL , Tll6hT Allegheny
On a Par with Gold
WE NOW OFFER
Our New Stock
DRY GOODS
NOTIONS
EASTERN PRICES
nutsits ARE INVITED TO
Examineour Goods & Prices
ARBUTHNOT,
SHANNON kW,
No. 11.5 Wood Streei
BAILE Ysgo
CHESTNUT ST,
Etiii
: 41 LADELPi ll . . '
TaßCCGlOttiMeliji.
The repUtation and experi
ence of 40 ycars,*arrant us in
saying' that our stock' of Fine
Timekeepers of the best Euro
ilean and American Makers is
now the largest in 'the 'coun:.'
try; and we guarantee' that each
Watch wo sell, is finished with
great mechanical precision, has
all the late improvements, and
will run 'regularly, well, and
give satisteCtion.
, .
imosiii ',romp* peted te:
wain IRMA la Tartas 101 annul.
!Wray Lrman's
Florida Water
The most cele rated and
most 'delightful; f all per
-
*plus, for use o the hand
kerchief, at the toilet, and
in the bath,' - for sale by a ll
Druggists and Perftuners.
NEW ADISEt. TI I=
-NORTH ERN
Pacffic Rilifroad.
To Railroad Coirtractors.
Sealed Proposals alp toe rod at the office Or
=
MANY. No. 1 : 40 BROADWAY, corner of Cedar
street. Ned YWB, until ITEDNENDAT.the Ist day
of June.lB7o. o'efoek. neon. for the Ur.
dlet.ilatainry, Bridging and flallasting of that per-
Don of the Northern racile Railroad In the State
et Unmeant., extending from the Dulles of the 81,
AMR firer to tho Iled dray OW western boundary
Mlnnebta dtstaueo of about :130 miles), In-
chafing or err thinarriairqa famPlree the marl-
bed for a r Ingle track, and necernary aide traelts
=
'Ma sald Company will also receive proposals. at
• a game limo and place. I oethe timber cross-ties.
.6 for the Iron milt. Wires end natures for the
road es above. The leon rolls to be delivered on the
dock at Du I utd, Ina.lota, or at the masted of the
htivvisalppl river. and the ties received according
to:blank I arms, which kill be ready for diatribe-
Una on WSDNESDA Y. 31a7 4.1870. at the once
lb. Compeop.es above. 'where plans of the
frustums. end maps end protiles of the And. with
full apecillattlens. run then he seen, aril the time
allowed tor the orrnpletlnn of the centred, wade
The ('nmpeny resin
.° the tight to re)ent mn7
II bids not deemed to be for the Intetents of tin
ECM
Printed eiretilsrs containing full forme:tatted
will be furnished on appliostitin, by unit or other
wise. to EDWIN F. JOHNSON. Oder Engineer. in'
to the President Of the Company. at the office. No.
120 BROADWA Y. as above, • •
'J: (411IWOR SMIT H ,
'resident Northern •Pacific Railroad Co
MUM
=Mg
The Bed Suspenders Ever Worn
Merchants are cantiuned Whist buying erg but
iicsiiseegoonS. rash pely Is wartime with the net.
of our patents. Stile at tenni flys ass Furnishing
Goods dealers In this city. .
FISK, CLARK & FLAGG
PATENTEES.
58 White street, *ow York
app. VW,
TEAS! TEAS! TEAS
Jo.t received,. large and Coe , Reinatment of N
Teme.couslaOGA of ,
YOUNG HYSON. .
OOLONG
SOUCIIONG.
Buyers are Invited will'l and exa lnterhe Mock
as
. tinaltty and price he for thest of the
porch/mix.
Al.. On hand. a large Web b llent amendment
of choke Greeerica. For ••
=
ap32Mra-In Kos. tio and 30 Diamond oQnam.
A LL .TIIE LATEST
,synEKOF
sETS OF JEWELII.I".
WATCH! CIIA INA,
SLEEVE BUTTONS.
JIANDKEILCIDEI HOLDERS.
GOLD tipurk CANES,
SOLID SILVER AND
PLATED WAltr At.
111, f,0wt. , 1 Prii•e'..tL
WATTLES & SHEAFER'S
=
101 Flynt AVENCE.Rbovo Smithfield otreet.
ray If
NE POLES.
C
I have a doe assortment of Carle Poles left
over from last year, which I offer at a very low
prio.. Parties wanting shnold order early, so as to
Invora their orders being filled.
JAMES BOWS,
30'Wood Street,
FLUTING MACHINES.
The best and ebeapeat Fluting Itachtnes In
the market. Price $6.60 each mitehate. OW and
acalobeen at
JAMES BOWNI,
• 136 Wood Street.
prNoIING- IRONS. •
1h... just received an Assortment of filoch
log irons. an article used sm. mach In the east by
the ladles for ending their hale. Foe sale by
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BUTCRERS, TARE 110TICEI •
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I have the deiced— nee , !rtment of Cir.ler
Spring Balance(lith elm sash and enameled
oe
Mete, ntpfetn In very part and warranted, for
JAMES IiOWN,
WM 136 Wood Wont.
COAL I AND COKE
PEAI,L_COAL
Schriatiel Walker
• ..tu.saAz , ... p “wrn.4..tirm ßsA KA si LE R 8) wuowALE
COAL, NUT' COAL,k SLACK
=M!
Udinill ° 4. WORKS.
Mike aid Sand: Corner Sandusky S
' . and West Penn R. R.,
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Oscar F.Lanim&Co.
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CONNELLSYILLE COM.
=ME]
Youghiogheny and Anthracite Coa
- PITTSBURGH:PA..
OFFICE : ROOM No. 'Gazette RoIIdIOR
P' Order, rerreetfully nolidted. elpStyll
COAL! COAL!
YOUGHIOGIIENiThAS COAL CO.
This Company are now preeetred to tarnish t
b.wcond ~y.yalse or quantity. AT PAIR ISATIS&
l)lad and ywe ,edjoinltte the thatneasellie Battle
mad Demi. foot of Try Street. l'ltteboreh. . • . '
Orders addraseed,to ettber *Wee. West Newt....
Ter& will be promptly attended to.
•
L. P. pitznai;,is....t.,.
Charles H. Armsfrong
Youghiogheny and Connellsville Coa
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COAL. SLACK AND DISSELPIWRIZED COKE.
• OMCE AND YARD; corner Butler and Mottos.
ntreets. Liberty and Clymer street& Plinth ...SI
tl,7::=l l °ltt",tl. R E . l ft th ' T i ge=dlsg. 4i
Orden lest et either of the above office., or ad
dressed to toe through Pittatougli P. 0., gig receive
firle ' r Irrh e igingi
Co., Wm. Smith. ummriron and. so- n. evader
Crai - Elteheil. Stevenson& Co Mann & Co.. Kan
4/bigus, Alx., Bradle, - t. Bro. &C,
taveCurlyia Co.. Ittie4 . cfne 1=1 , 25.
igAre ll iCee & Union Depot Elotel.t t >nnsills.
vine IL IL. Pennsylvania R. R.. Allegbera Va./
COAL ! COAL !! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART tc,
aMillgll6llol , l4 ther 0.01),(1'
No. 567 Liberty Street,
ciaitayon in.fieun eiscoND FZOGite
a .
,trila t A MVP COAL VArr..974:
-c2%=.lrartigotrollicosedrooteetto th eca
th.rik tAo ma, will sttoad to promptly,
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c
CARPETS.
SPRING STOCK.
Fine, Medium and Common .
Cs/ Afi'PE TS.
Our Stock , is' the largost we hale
ever offered to the trade.
Bovard l Rose & Co.,
21 FIFTH AVENUE.
M=i
April ist, 1870.
SPECIE PAYMENT
Rethmed !
From this Mit, thlr er Chnohe will be sires 1, all
mei customers. et
ArFari and &
CARPET STORE,
71 and 78 Fifth Ave.
tr Oar price!. ett the Inirept In MIN market.. •
CARPETS.
New Rooms! New Goods!
NEW PRICES!
We here Ineueurated ten open.. of our Nely
Room , nith the
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C.RRPET,S
Ever Offered in this Market.
LOWEST PRICES SINCE 1861
OLIVER McCLINTOCK & CO.;
23 Filth Avenue
NEW CARPETS.
Reduction in Prices
TO CORRESPoND IviTrt
WHOLESALE
.IRATES
McCallum Bros.,
FIFTH AVENUE.
BZ=.7M
..lITHOLSTERERS. •
Ilanufantptrifs df I3PRINO, flair/ and 11,USK
leather Dilaters and Pillows.
Ultqft_ch Cushions. Onredwe 51duldinife and all kinds
ot upholstery work. Alan, 400iPt. ID Window.
Shades. MAL_ .I`noin and Maine Illtillands ands;
Taweht, he. 3... indenter attention Is itioin ' t o
lug up, ...mind and [duelling. altering and relay
ing carpets.
Our mode of deeming arm?. is the only way to
width you can feel enured thnt the lon are tn.-
' , erred and the donde thotonahly heed frog II
dust and rennin. The wine for cleaning has lbeL
. greatly redacted. fr e e of
express lOU call for and de
liver all goods free of charge.
ROBERTS, NICIIOLSON k THOMPSON,
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'team Carpet Beating Establishment,
NO. 127 WOOD STREET,
mh7:nei Neer Fifth Avenue, Pittaborgh.
lIEENSNVAILE &o
FPFM
• 100 - WIMP STREET.
di—OvIENTSITARE,
MEE
China and C+lass
SILVER PLATED GOODS, DINNER
AND TEA SETS, !as TRAYS
r . •,4
gi •
Tnata - -envo,,PNE, it luwi
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IR. E. BREED & CO.,
too wait td ET.
REYNOLDS STEEN & CO.,
124 Wood Street
- Impurtas and Dealers le
FRENCII, euiser FINE CUT, CLAM AND
Queensware.
The largest adwiortmestt nt Xaw York price&
ESTESLIS.IIEP 1828
fIk.ntiT'iMISIK..ALISEETTIfabbt .*TtOriT. %MR
RIGBY cusT & co,
• No. 189 Liberty St.,
CHINA (~ I i°l37ing
PLATED WARE.
The attention of albreireirtnit good. In the above
fromthe IA our Stock. =boded directly
from bed Rs ,peen markets. and we ere new
remiring e fresh end desirable lot of the etude
Saida. aplwrit
WHITTI.EE,
.00,1 NV I.'S TO TREAT ALL MeATE'DISEA
gm en gin. In sit its forms, ail ern ry engem.
ant the eteeentiercuty an comletel omega&
twithpamosto ket rrhea or Seminal Wea p kness y
Mid Int
pmency. revoking Irmo •elf-anuse or other sane.
and which produce home of the i f °Dewing taredles
as blotches, Insley weakness. con
sannitkini nytirsion to &ninety, wirmitillors, greed
of gatitorevenn. ton of, memory, Indolence, noc
turnal emissions. stag !Malty mproetraUnjt=
nal qiitetti as In render marriage nen
W Mentors Impregent. arcpernitthmiiiirea.
Penounalitictfil with them or any ether de cate,
Inning or longistameng oteistatetlonanomplint
aboaktetve the Doctor a Utah be norm •
kmaropnlar intention given to
1111* MI Frin
l ate emu
rate. Lencorrhot or Whites.
MOT 1.14C11.10n of the %{.trsth Pr ran totit, •
jlmononhpM
ler
erf '
ti-erinnt tint a physician who routeee
himself atchostvely to the staOY et • etelMO Uur
of amens anil treats thonmnds of cues avert
than ottt !mend en:7:‘,/,..; els,
Yesr anteli mint, Wert skill In Met apinneOl
gee ate: '"''rr"be"TitTl by
n
peint that in Mg free at nine Ohr
man for two stamp, In nolo , mre M Z:"Tf
&Minn natal. instruction to tea cod, ano
Yen to determine the intim , Mann of
their compltinta. • '
• stag tan ample mom,
I.l l .l4nyt i nts= " convettint to Lftat .
city, the Doctor's opinion cm be otitentielinglring
written Monsen( of the ...too meot Menem
be mermen by pall or altees6 , j4i n s t ir . tna=
''' " or' h're' iriirla P gni ' lt: gain tviontelattentesi
. fr. he lervhlolo4.oo4l int
" rtehionts gnomon With tna
gosh
nAtiAnZaV e ° 7,., • =a wrier,
.rs raquialta that
1 P i o r a h t prtma a. enter, Mending Died&
unit vapor ba th & An rrriationt are Oratatml
V.....aa, U.". C.ll . 7n n tatrAoliTera l tlarcei "'" or
. .....t" .."" tatrersay " " arr . ' Hr nn la.rn fl
day* IP .naca. No. 9 IVTLI6 FT..
(minceert /Immo! angst...nth. t
orncg Qr=r4z4.tr.:l7iitiziiwrg
Nice ;TAT mA G FroRB,4I3a,4 .
"CMS. trete lajpiaa*KalLif:
acme. nrelvad at this moll a:as?. ,
ma " ' Mat e t i ttr l glan:a the tiiriied
oi all huts.
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' OTTT ComfttoLLco.• arms,
40
bottlers Y avenue Voitleltal Bonds of
• •.Cttr of PI
, tttrue , , , to forward Mott to Ude
sitVrollroltr JUIr Ott
By ardor of the Wlttooot
mytt IL
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