gEW - AtiVERTIMMENVS.
IM. BINGHAM, Jr., Adams'Exprees Offiee,
Afthfitred, ie an authorised Agent to revere
nrtisentents for the GAZETTE, and aU other
'era throughout the United States and Canada:.
flOn CANE - FISHING POLES.
10`," vor —I have Just received. direct from
cane brakes In the South, 1,000 Superior Cane
des, which 1 will sell at a vary low figure. These
es are yet green, en' this winter, and in first rate
:er% Call and examine at once. For sale by
JAMES DOWN, 138 Wood street.
LIT:
OOHS, LINES AND JOINTED
RODS.-1 have received my Spring stock of
I Hooks, Lines, Jointed Bode, Fish Baskets,
kern. Floats. Flys and Artificial Bait. The fol
,',ers of izaak Walton can Anil a complete assort
!nt of the above goods for sale by
'JAMES MOWN, 138 Wood street.
7:21:110.
lE!.:10E2- ICE:
! W - M. "KREBS, Ice Dealer, -
• DIAMOND ALLEY, Pittsbeirglt.
Ilders left Sere or at Ha d d Street Bridge will re
;:ce prompt attention. Wagons running in Pitts
gh and Allegheny. . ap7:o3
1 k I ' °STANT TO FISHERMEN—
SEIMESI 'SEINES! SEINEIII—I have Just re
ved the following Seines, all complete. with bobs,
to and sinkers.: 15, 80; 30, 40 and 50 yards in
igth. one inch wean, and will receive In a few days
► and to yard Seines. Parties wishing Seines had
%ter call soon, so as to secure Any they May need,
it Is difficult to get Seines made' inilehs ordered
ly in the winter. Yor sale by, - ,
JAMES BOWS, 130 Wood SOM.
p7:TUA
Li OURTII LIST, 1568 . -APPLI.
i' CATIO:Se to sell Liquors, filed in the Clerk's.
ice.
i ( • Plt,taburgb. i . • .
tttAophia Held, tavern. Ninth ward. .•'
he License Board will sit on - WEDNESDAY,
Bth day of April, 1868, at 9 o'clock A. it. for
sting the above npplications.
•'!. - • • JOIIIS O. BROWN. Clerk.
4REAT SALE.
reinendons Sacrifice in Looking Glasses.
. .. ,•
reparatory to mciiing . I offer my elegant stock of
e GILT, PIER and MANTLE (MASSES. PDX
/UT amt PICTURE FRAMES: also, miscellane
,s styles of lIEUROOIIIaL.ANSES,..aII of which
!tut be sold by the let of June ; .' .
Regardless of Cost.
Those Who are in want of One Parlor Glasses and a
St-class article of tine gUt work, will do well to
ire me a 'call
: J. LYONS, .
110 - Wood street
;iN THE DISTRICTCOIIRT WEs O T F .
THE UNITED STATES. FO R
THE
• RN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.'
•
' United States 11 . , . .
tw. N
'lB Barrels Wfilskey o.,alit, May Terra, 1888..' .
__or Hre
Wines.
N
otice s hereby given to all persons claiming the.
' ild 18 Barrels of Whiskey or High Wines that
iey be and appear before the said Court on the 1.111111
ay of April. A. D. 1888, at 11 o'clock A. at. of
• .at day ;.then and there to make answer to the
remised and intervene for their respective inter
' its and make - their allegations in that tiehalf.
11109. A. ROWLEY, 11. S. 'Marshal..
3tarshal's Ofaci.! May eth..lB[4
WE HUE JUST RECEIVED)
BY STEAMER COLORADO.
if our own Direct Importation,
THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST . PATTERNS
F THE CELEBRATED . .
ii:)l4N CROSSLEY & SON'S
ENGLISH TAPESTRY
AND
BODY BRUSSELS;
FOR PARLORS -AND BALLS,
WITH STAIR CARPETS TO MATCH.
ticFARLAND & . COLLINS,
71. AND 73 FIFTH ST, (Second lloor.)1
apnar6ST
-
EVERAL . THOUSAND PEACH .
p TREES-FRIDAY MORNING, April 10, at 10
• clock, will be sold.
SEVERAL T HOUSAN D
cio i rar s o A f x l i jblip A • and
: ttiEg t , r - e tre s 'ilnut ever, raised : ' in the State, and of
• e most approved L kinds for Market purposes or
I :irate use. The varieties. include Hale's Early,
roth's Early, Fay's Early Ann, Livingston's large
, rly York, Crawford's Early, - Marker's Seedling,
rge Fourth, Grosse Mignonne , Moore's Favo
te, Old t lixon Free, Ward's Late Free, Crawford's
ate Susquehanna, Druid Hill. Late Delaware,
JJJReybold'a Best.; Patterson's Seedling. (a desirable
pelaware Peaelr.)Smock's Free,; Late Heath Cling,
d Morris'Whlte, ' ' : _ •
They are all Healthy. Strong, Stocky Trees; well
"looted, and raised on new ground; Budded on Nat
-01 Peach Stock. The Trees are one year old. and
m five to seven feet high. Every Tree is war-
Fated true to name, and in every respect exactly as
.presented. They will be sold in lots to suit par
hasers: from ten trees up to thousands.
l Also,. NO. 1 PHILADELPHIA RASPBERRIES.
y the Dozen or Hundred, the hardiest, most pro
' i uctive and profitable market Berry known. RIM
. - ARE, Myatt's Linn u s dedbledly the best variety
f Rhubarb By permission of the following well
.. nown genildniettin Pittsburgh are referred to, for
erreetness of the statement In regard.to the above
• amed stock, and reliability of the parties offering
t: H. H: Negley. East Liberty Nursery; W. Bul
ock, Firm of Bullock & Patterson; Johnson Young;
A. Clarke. of East Birmingham. . . . •
Any further information needed can be obtained
. addressing Miss HmrriX .IL Toistuts, West
• ester, Pa., or Wm. R. Barnes, Merchants Hotel,
IttsbUrgh, until day of sale.
_' . . .
apr: . A. M'ILWAINE, Auc'r.
, ii i . DIVIDENDS,
-WORTS $17,153 00, . .
, .
GOLD
.onalstltiti of 'GREENBACKS, BONDS, L
s i t /1 5 DIAMONDS,
0 &c., &e.. to be awarded to the
,
_ THE MUTUAL BENEFIT SALE; .
Success -unprecedented. Prides low.' Sales im
.. ease. ' Everybody' buys. • . . •
oar Salesmen wanted, male anti female, every
• here. Prelnlnm of 5900 00 to tne most success
ful salesman. _No license reginired. ' Send for sched
ule and circulars. H. C. MOORE & CO..
No. SO Fourth St„ Plttsburgh,Ta.
r. o. B6i":13. ' . apdmloo
•
REFIRED OLL.;..
120'bbls.. standard quality, on hand.' Xree
-••• In prime Shipping order. • • •
110 bbls, standard quality, in bond, in prime
• .sbipping order. • .
47 libls.3lleac,a,_ pure .natural 011. about 516
degrees—Lubele.
_5O bble. - White Oak, natural oll—Lubrie. •
&St bbls. Tar. •
65 bbls. lientirie=decidorized.
700 tow 011 Barrels, prime city cooperage..
All (or sale in lots to butt
_purchasers:.
. ' JACOB WEAVEIL JR., & CO.,
apeinZ - • No. 3 Duquesne Way. '
pERCIEVAL BECKETT,' •
.ZINOINEEIi,
~.. . . .
. (rAte of F. F.
Office, No."FRFEDERAL STREET Room No. M,
upstairs. P.D. Box SWALLEORENY CITY..
MACHINERY. of all- descriptions.. designed..
EL AST.FUUNACEami, RO.LLIN CI MILL DRAW
INGS fttrnished.- Particular - attention paid to de
stgranCOLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES. Patentsecrn-
Atientially solicited. IQ- An EVENING DRAW
ING CLAIM for mechanics every WEDNESDAY ,
NIGHT. ' - - • • • apinnal
JACOB WEAVER, Jr.& CO.,
oy Commission Jobipers,
No. 3 DUQUESNE WAY, will buy and sell Crude
and Relined . 011 s, Lubricating,. Tar, Benzine and .
Cooperage: Oar long experience in the Petroleum
trade enables dr , to .offer unusual. facilities and In
duce:Cents to operators. As heretofore, we are de
termined to malic it the .interest. of buyers and sel
lers to glee. no*. call. Parties having Ons for sale
ere eordisilY incited tabring Blair samples:. •
JATLIA.IV ALLEN,
Dit..aisn. IN ALL Ktan,a, or. -
LEAF, TOBACCO' AN D ,SEGAILS,
• •
:No. 8 STICTE STREET, (National tank of Com
mecca Building.)
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Branch n't Watne 'street, N. Y. •
api:o77. • • • - • . • DANIEL' F. DIVAN:
Ditridg:lON OF i)
C;:PART••
GrLDERT FOLLANSBEIEr
Has this dm witbulrawn itym the firm of WILLIAM
H. fiCtinEß';Z .t.CO.
RN. F. 801131FiRTZ.
tiOLLANSBEE
T. A. - KAlithileftEk.
mil 3,1880. aPiSm"
Pfttsb. itp
A RC :OO I AVR _SOALEL EIr t
' ***ON#ir4V -XAMe .
I itli; "" v irra Art Err.
#pliai9o
"t - " - AbiTEßTistwi3agmi
, „,
F O V R EDITIONS
LITTLE, BROWN & CO.,
110 Washington
,St., Boston,
HatC just published a FOURTH EDITION of
THE SPIRIT OF SEVENTY-SIX,
THE COMING WOMAN.
Cloth, $l.OO. Paper. 75 cents. Fine p
tinted, $1.75.
Sent by mall on receipt of price
` , The play hinges upon the absurdities of a female
Ainieasor, a female Judge of the Supreme Court, and
'female -politician, and the ludicrous aspects of a
state of society in which women make proposals of
marriage lumen, and every bachelor is exposed to
two hundred thousand offers, more or less. These
ideas are carried out with great humor. The play
has caused a marked sensation in Boston, where it
has been acted by some of the elite for the benefit of
the Cretans."—N. Nation.
"The Spirit of '75-hot 11'76, but 1876—is the
name of a spirited parlor drama which has given
lively pleasure to Select, social circles in Boston. It
givesx somewhat extravag ant . and therefore amus
ingly, emphatic picture of whatmight be the condi
tion of society and the facts of daily life, if the ex
treme aspirations of the Woman's Rights party were
practically fulfilled. Very witty is the dialogue,
very comic are the situations, very incongruous the
relative positions. • , —N. F. Evening Post."
,-- "A delielous morceau, made a capital success by
the delicate humor, the many sharp hits and the
amusing situations which it introduces."-Boston
Post.
THE STORY OF NY CHILDHOOD.
Translated from the French of MME. J. NiCHE
LET, by MARY FRAZIER CURTIS. I
1 mo., Cloth, $1.518.
ap7:o7
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ARBUTHNOT,
SHANNON
• & CO.,
No. 115 Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WHOLESALE -
3:11:1:V" 401-41CNIC13:1l5h
A. 1413
WICPPICONS,
AT LOWEST PASTERN PRICES.
APO:DM
g r.. MARKET . STREET. 87 ,
SPRING OPENING!. (
. .
THEODORE F. PHILLIPS',
... (Successor to J. M. Burchfield & Co.)
SPRING DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRY GOODS..:
SPRING DRY GOODS.
MR. PHILLIPS respectfully announces that the
'extensive alterations to his . •
Rtirmr, DRY GOODS " STORE
Are completed. and *his establishment is NOW:
OPEN. ,Ile offers an entirely
Stock of Dry -Goods,'
For Spring and SnmmerWear, at the lowest East
ern Case Prices.
soar 87 ... IMARREi , STREET:.
11. &H. PHILLIPS. •
1868 i. rniNq'otocrio_s1868
ra r n e ur sz lo tr a iretall EW y to frefl o oi.tir own and other .
FLOOR OIL . CLOTHS,
• CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND
. WINDOW SHADE'' OIL CLOTHS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
, .
Ala% a ftslll.tne of
*ransparent*lSdow abodes;
- HoUands, Shi4elOztures,
• Tassels, Cords,.
. .
: WOLESALE AND RlCTATL'itinrillif Will find
tuil,reitliBABL2DY NOT LOWER, THA N .2124
and styles second to none, - - • •
'J. & H.t PHILLIPS,,
apa:n96 ; 26 AND AS ST. CLAIR ST.
Th'sleiTEßN INSURANCE CO.,
IN
OF BUFFALO, N. E
STATEMENT OF ITS CONDITION on the Ist
nay of January, 1868
Cash'Capitai
Net Barplus
Net Assets
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS: • •
Cash on hand and in Bank $116,045 89
11. B:4k N.Y. State Bonds, M`kt value 306._ 8/6 LH)
Bonds and 'Mortgages, first liens.). • • 84,800 00'
Bills Recelvabie, (Deem. notes not d ue 15,490 sa
Call 'Loans see.nredby CoUaterals 59,400 00
repasts] Psoperty. Dolce Furniture -
and wrecking material • • 8,101'99
Due from other *clump 1,035 55
Doe from other Companies - • r 990 63
Interest accrued but not due 3,300 00
41.,
1)4,8
9 41 89 55 as
:-riirestnieti. PA.
IN TWO WEEKS!
A PROPHETIC DRAMA
I .
TM SALE . BY ALL BOOMIELLERIL
ALSO, RECENTLY PUBLISHED,
Total Nat Asserts r
BvT?ALO, Sanuary 7th, Mi. I
SITABINOZI k I kCANDLESBI Aga*
„ da i s == iii SOUR grunt?.
uabuttiei.:
rWuk, - 4111FAL.
. ,_ Itesb.tooliod;
nbolted;
onsujaier nis Pion& ?? !EP/is:tor as& ..
m q , • P PagICXY & br. go.
PlTT§Bultptl. T .,..•,.pr,AzFp:TE ; ', TUESDAY .. i , ~_4'..xtil., ....7, , .:1868.
BAI~TK' B'IrA~J " EN2~
EMNIMIVO:tM
Q IJAKTERLY STATEMENT
Or THE
FIRST NATIONAL BA?VT► OF PITTSBURGH.
Loans and Discounts $1,203.620 87
tratedStates Bondi 580,500 00
State Bonds • • 12,819 50
Due from Banks and Bankers 495.716 69
Speck. and Legal Tender Notei.... 334.027 23
National Currency 9,673 98
Cash Items and Remittances 10.664 91
Real Estate a.. 37,000 oo
ExpeCL;e
Capital Stock $ 500.000 00
Due Indic ld'i Deposit's.sl,s2s,o9l 75
Due Banks and . Bankers. 163,670 tl6 Due Treasurer . of 11. S.. 104 151 92 - 1,579,546 93
Circulation ' 360,000 00
Contingent Fund a'ad Profits • 265,729 27
I hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true ab
stract from the Quarterly Report to the Comptroller
of the Currency.
ap7-o4 .i. D. SCULtY, Cashier.
Q UARTERLY- STATEMENT
IRON CITY NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH.
Loans and Discounts... . . ....
IL S. Securities
Banking House and Lot ,
Due from Banks and Bankers
Expenses and U. S. Taxes...
Legal Tenders and Coln
Cash Items
Capital Sloe'
State Circulation
:National Circulation......
Due Depositors •
Due to. Banks
Surplus Funds anti Pruilts
ap7:nlCo
CWARTERLY REPORT
.90 • OF THE
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH.
Notes and Bilis Discounted
United states Securities....
. , .
Specie 1,547 87
Legal Tender Notes 248,000 00
National Band Notes—% 3,802 00
Fractional Currency and Cents 1,421 41
Remittances and other cash items— 4.404 46
- - - .
Due from National Banks 135,835 13
Due from other Banks and Bankers 6.208 43
Taxes and Expenses 15,684 08
Real Estate 33,161 81
[I
Capital Stock
National Circulation
State Circulation
Depositors
Due National Banks
Due other Banks and Bankers 3,655 85
Earnings • 1718,131 88
♦9,112,023 78
I certify That the above Is a true 'abstract from the
quarterly Report made to the Comptroller of the
Currency.
ap7:oll J. E. BRADY. Jr.. Cashier.
OUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
ALLEGHENY NATIONAL BANK.
Not es and Bills Discounted ....
. ..... 0 509,875 83
,
I Bonds and. Mortgages 58,823 00
United States Bonds deposited to
secure Circulation 500,000 00
Specie and other lawful money - 171,140 00
Circulating Notes of other National
Banks 10,983 00
Circuing Notes of other State
Banks
• 724 00
Cash Items. Clearing House Cheeks 48.832 41
Due by Banks and Bankers - 78,130 95
Real Estate 89,545116
Expenses . 4,157 22
Taxes • 4.895 28
Capital Stock $ 500,000 00
National Circulation - 433,788 00
State Circulation 17,317 00
Individual Deposits ' ' 388,367 18
Dividends unpaid ' 1,717 50
Surplus Fund and Earnings 188.089 72
Due by Banks and Bankers 9.232 45
. . $1,510,51185
I
certify that the above Is a true abstract of the
report made to the Comptroller of the-Currency.
apnott • W. IifcCANDLEI3B. Aa't. Cashier.
QUARTERLY REPORT
- -
PEOPLES' NATIOUL BANK OF PITTSBURGH.
.Notes and Rills Discounted 808, 76331
U.S. Securities, at cost 933.968 81
Real Estate, Furniture. &c 70,314 48
Legal Tender Notes, Checks, &c.... 359,179 84
Three per cent. Certificates 15,000 00
Due by Banks and Bankers 134.715 13
Expenses and Taxes 9.330 08
Capital Stock $1,000,000 00
Circulation 800,00000
Due Depositors 348,172 78
Due to Banks and Bankers • 15,014 89
Surplus Fund and Profits --• 57.088 98
iv
Didends
.unpaid- • • 906 00
. . . _
I certify that the above It a correct abstract from
the report to the Comptroller of the Currency.
aDT:o9
QUARTERIT STATEMENT
: OF TIIE
Mechanics National Bank of Pittsburgh.
APRIL 8,.1888.
Loans and Discounts
IL N. Securities •
Due by Banks and Bankers
Legal Tender Notes
National Currency and Cash Items
Taxes and Expenses
Capital Stock.. - 4 50 0 , 000 00
ContLugent Fund and Earnings A 90,133 97
National Circulation 4.35,567 00
State•Cirenlation 19,691 00
Due Depositotu . ' • 184, 607 83
Due Banks and Bankers • 13,714 99
Dividends unpaid 3,034 00
'certify the above b a true abstract from the re
port made to the Comptroller of the Currency.
• - • • .'
MARTIN. Cailliier•
sp7:018
QUARTERLY REPORT
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANS.
63" 21:13;5 C U1a
TiftM
45153.
Notes and Bilk Discounted 51,035,366 30
IS. 6. Bonds deposited to se
'cure Circulation
U.S. Bonds deposited to se- • • -
cure Deposits 850,0604,09 0 , 000
Specie and other lawful Inoue) —.- 1.88,730 00
National Currency ...... ....S 1.4,17
Cush Items .18,428 • vroses so'
Dueby Banks .......... ... ..:. 101,8 76
Heal Estate 66,50 066
00
Taxes and Expenses 17,876 16
Capital Stock $1,700,000 00
National Circulation ilicomo co
State Circatallow ' 40,1E7 °a—. 040;889 00
Individual Deposita 352,500 II
;United Statra Ai— 455 SAO Ns
Due to Basks . • 4818
Z 011113119 4515 sze•wr,
553,A51.77
• lie app 113,816;8811
' certifi te s f i rmi? . & lie lib r e . rt of.tbe
ArnlL 6th.'lBBB
ItE3OIL7RCF.S
ib;7555 33
62,699 573 50
LIABILITIV.S.
$2,099.51 . 5 50
OF TEM
pirisnrualt, April 6..1868
I 765,115 73
435,000 00
20,000 00
146,529 AO 13,332
189,300 80
37,439 44
81.626,717 46
LIABILITIES
.$ 400,00000
. _ 16,448 00
. 359,051 00
. 553,020 39
. 1%408 90
. 285,769 16
$1,690,717 45
J.NO. IMAGOFFIN. Cashier
PITTSBURGH, Anril 6. 1888
31,
518'50 06, 87 El oo '
079
- -
$2,1151,023 78
$ 800,000 00
416,500 . 00
__lB,Boo 00
651.VAT0
14.995 82
Prrrsncural. April 6, 1868
ASSETS
$1.516,511 85
LIABILITIES.
OF THE
Arun. Ott, 1868
ASSETS
$51,51151i 65
LIABILITIES.
621,921,271 65
GORDON, Cashier
ASSETS
579..908 95473 54
.
67
31 5'000 09
. 131,723 00
. 6,788 €145
8.848i45
$1;428,139 19
LIABILITIES
01, 7PB as
Pirranniou; Apr!' 00888
$3,616,585 09
itANic - STA
-
OF THE
TRADESMEN'S NATIONAL BANK.
Plrnairnon. April 6. 1868
F.EBOIIIi.CE3.
Loans and Discounts e 490,204 93
U. S. Bonds to secure Circulation.. 400,000 00
U. S. Bonds on hand 19,300 00
l'i - e - rOiOns - 7,036 64
Furniture and Fixtures 4,500 00
Expenses ' 5,452 95
Legal Tender, Rank Notes, -Cash I
•- Items, ac 934393 22
Specie 13.954 33
Due front Banks and Bankers 119,215 91
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ' $ 400,600 00
t'irculation Issued 349,500 00
Due Depositors rrn, &27 50
Due Banks and Bankers.. 99,803 ',— 377,332 84
Surplus Fund and Profits - 36,554 54
The above statement is correct, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
ap7ml2. CYRUS eLARKE, Jr.. Cashier.
Q UARTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE
Merchants' and Manufacturers' National
PirrsuritGit, April Bth. 186 S
LIABILITIES. I
Capital Stock - 5 800,00000
31.1 M. Bank State Circulation 97,281 00
31.-1 M. National Bank Clreulauon. 635,589 00
Due. Depositors 353,629 02
Dne other Banks • 58,2125 22
Dividends Unpaid 2,663100
Profits and Earning., ' 218,315 94
ASSETS. $2,095,683 19
Notes and Bilis Discounted ' I . 829,605 28
Banking House 28,338 45
Taxes and Expenses 11,100 19
Specie and Legal Tender
Notes $231,037 04 271,930 08
I
National Currency 43.873 00
Due by other Banks 151;709 18
13.5. l.overnmeut Securities 800,000 00
The above 13 a correct abstract from Quarterly Rt.
turas.
JOHN SCOTT, Jit., Cashier,
ABSTRACT FROM THE
QUARTERLY RERORT OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PITTSBURGH,
To the Comptroller of the Currency, on the morning
of the FIRST MONDAY OF APHIL,II.BOS.
Loans and Discounts 0 689,9158 99
IJ. S.. Bonds 502,000'00
Real Estate and Fixtures 48,118 07
Expenses and Times 12 ; 488 38
Due by Banks ' 197,140.59
Cash Items. Checks on Banks and
Revenue :tamps 49,744 84
Leg. Tender notes k .56
:National Band Notes and
Fractional Currency 5.49179 210,392 35
Capital Stock $ 500,000 00
.
Surplus. Fund - . 821,664 67
Circulation _, 356.740 00
Dividends Unpaid . 180 00
- Earnings 33,593 54
Due to Banks and Bankers 65,790 08
Duo to Depositors 512,130 Z -
Due to United States....... 54,040 57 568,170 86
JOHN B. tIVINGSTON, Cashier
ap7:co3
Q UARTERLY STATEMENT
OF THE
UNION NATIONAL BANK.
Prrrsntmoll. April 6, 1868
RESOURCES
Loans and Erli , counts,..
U. S. Banda and 7-30• a
Remittances and Revenue Stamps.. - 1,908 56
Real Estate 7,995 25
Expenses. Taxes, &c , • 6. 269 ll
Due by Banks and Bankers 66,484 til.
National Currency, Cheeks, &c • 83,613 89
Legal Tender. Specie, and United
States Certificates 181,186 78
=1
Capital Stock.:.., • 950,000 00
Surplus Fund and Profits 59,065 56
Circulation 916.000 00
. . - .
Dividends Unpaid ~.. 746 00
Due Banks and Bankers... 11C..a4 80
Due Individual Depositors 013.980 12 716,534 92
I Mrtlfy that the above statement Ls correct
ap7:010
VIOILEN , S GOLD PENS, •
WITH OR WITHOUT HOLDERS,
EVERY SIZE; FROM No. 1 UPWARDS; •
RANGING IN PRICE FROM. •
$l.OO TO $O.OO.
These Pens RE WARRANTED, and CAN BE
EXCHANGEDI at any time within a year, if not.
broken.
- FOR SALE BY '
MYERS, WHOM & ca t
(POST BUILDING,]
No. 89 Fifth Street.--.
SHAWLS.
SHAWLS.
SHAWLS.
•
EVENING SILKS.
EVENING SIT KS
EVENING SILKS.
CHINTZES.
CHINTZES.
CHINTZES.
NEW - GOODS.
I
BAIII F4 f 4. 6 BEM
RAttEfil &BELL•
eiharrreiT
IicrROVOUT ''-iiCR&P , L , IIIION-940
toes to arrive es *tamer Dolsorarotibe
' • - • ..,,.14110.1I,DIOMITISCQ.-
~,, ,I
j`REW ~ADVEg~ ' I'ISEMENT3.
HEINEMAN, HEILMAN SIEDLE
$1.159.857 38
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
$l, 15% 837 38
In announcing the opening of their new place of
business, they desire gratefully to acknowledge the
vfrenerptp sy_mpsthy_manifested b.their patrons
and e the public. or the firm's severe loss in the 'de-
Struction by lire of their new store room, and to
return their sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
bestowed upon them since.
The New F,stablisl i unent will , be Opened
Determined that the public should lose nothing by
the conflagration, the firm has incurred a heavy ex.
pease in reconstructing the NEW STORE In a man
ner much superior to that which bas su ff ered demo
lition. It will be filled with an entirely
.2,093,693 18
GOLD AND SILVER GOODS,
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
$1,605,139 15
41,605,139 15
Owing to its GREAT FACILITIES, the firm are
able to sell goods at the
MOST MODERATE PRICES.
HEINEMAN, 11EllIAN & SIEDLE,
$ 627,577 36
299.250 00
$1,274.345 48
97TH.SEMI-ANNUAL EXPOSE
81,274,345 48
R. S. SMlTH..Cashler
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GRAB OPENING.
No. 42 "Fifth St,
RILL OPEN THEIR
ON MONDAY, April 6th.
((ON A SCALE OP
INCREASED SPLENDOR!
NEW AND BEA.UTIFUL STOCK OF
Of Every Deseription.
ALSO, A FULL LINE OF
lIMII
AMERICAN---AND FOREIGN
WATCHES, CLOCKS,
Plitted Ware, dc., cfc.
( No. 42 FIFTH STREET,
PITTSBIIRGU, PEL
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JANUARY 1, 1868.
ASSETS, (aiMarket Value.)
Cast on hand and In Bank
Real Estate
Mortgage Bonds
Bank Stocks--
IT. B.• State and City Stock and other
public securities
Total Liabilities
Net Assets
Mir Duly Attested, Sworn to and Signed
The ATNAIIISPII,ANCECOISPANT
the Trubtee of its Patrons to an extent
ten fold greater than of Its own Stock
holders. ,
TOTAL LOSSES PAID,
4121,000,000.00.
If a proper estimate is formed of the rain and de:
struction ocCasioned . by the burning of TWENTY
THREE MILLION DOLLARS of property, among
people in every grade and positioU, In amounts large
and small, under every conceivable circumstance,
it wAll give a correct idea of the Company's good
works, and the, value_ of genubse 'uoderwrtling,'
The best is tits els'eu9saf•
Fire and Inland Navigation Bit e.
Rates and terms as liberal as is consistent with
reliable indemnity:' ""
Applications for inimrince will be%promptly at-,
tende4 to.
Offlce, 83 FOURTH STRERT.
A. A. CAREDIR, BRO., Agents.
THE BEST KID GLOVES
( IN THE WORLD ARE
LAPORTE'S PARIS KID GLOVES,
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S SIZES.*
AU Gloves made by me bear my signature,
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FISK,CLARIt FLAG 6,
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EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FON THE UNITED STATES,
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prime Ltillallei far Data at raitttgAtteMM
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Mr'UNION REPUBLICAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.
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The 'UNION REPUBLICAN VOTERS of Alle
gheny - County are requested to meet at the usual;
places for holding elections in the seVeril Wards,:
Boroughs and Townships, on
1 1 .
Saturday. May 30th, ISOS,
And elect two (2) delegates from each election dis-;1
trict, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for'
Congress.. Also.'two (2) delegates from each elee-:-1
lion district for the purpose of nominating mina.:
dates for Senate; Assembly, Districtl Attorney and
Assistant Attorney. Controller and Commissloners..
The Congressional Convention for the 512 d DM
trict will meet at the CITY COUNCIL CRAM.,
BEM Pittsburgh, on TUESDAY, June 2d, at 10:
o'clock A. It.. to nominate a Congressman. The -
Congressional Convention for the 21st District will t
meet at the CITY HALL. Allegheny CitV, the same 5
day and hour, to appoint Confereet for theTilstrict.
The County Convention will meet 'at the COURT:A
ROUSE, in this city, the same darand hour.
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The County Executive Committee recommenn that
the delegate elections be held, so Dm as practicablevi
by the Republican members of the Election Boards
in the several districts, and also the manner• of
voting for candidates in the. several conventions.* .
okra -Voce.
The Primary Elections in the Townships (except.;
ink the Toninnins of Oakland. Pitt, I t eebleg,
erty, Collins and Wilkins, which will be between
the hours of 3 and 7 o'clock.) alit be held between!
the hours of'3 and 8 o'clock P. II.; and in the
oughs and Cities between the . bouri of 8 and. 7.
o'clock P. M. In the Cities-and Boroughs the elec=
tlons shalt be by ballot, , and In the.,Townships
,by
marking.
W. P. REED .Secretaries
C. C. Tevion, '
'iNOTICE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
It having been decided to Immediately increase
the Capital Stock of this Bank to $200,000, notice
is hereby given to the present Stockholders that the -
Subscription Books are now open,land will remain
open until the 10th day of April proximo, for sub=
scriptions to the arnouur of $65,000.
After April 10th the Books will be opened to the
public for the balance of stock not taken at that date:
Plasburgh;March 314 1438.
tgr'NOTICE.—The Annual freeet
trig of the
SHAKESPREW & LYDIA ALLEN CONSOLIDAi•
TED SILVER MINING COMPANY.
:Will be held at the °Mee Of the Secretary, 91 Grant
street, on TUESDAY,ApriI Tth, at 5 o'clock P. N.
ap6:n92 J. C. DICKER, Secretary._
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND. 1'
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Pittsburgh',
Pa., (late Pittsburgh Trust Company.)
The Directors of this Bank have this day declared ,
a Dividend of THREE PER CENT. on the Capital,
Stock, out of the. profits of the last three months,
payable forthwith, 'fred of State and Government
Tax. J. D. SCULLY,
apGm.7,7 Cllshier.
W • PITTI I DIERGII AND YUBA;
- RIVER MINING CO.—The Annual Meet...;
Ing of the Stockholders of the Pittsburgh and Yuba!
River Mining Co. will be held at the Rooms of the:
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railway Co., On;
WEDNESDAY, April 15th, at A o'clock P. at. •
mhll:nTZ JAMES FINLAY, Secretarj".
REMOVAL.
Delaware Mutual S. Insurance C,ompzufi,
Removed to No. 68 FOURTH ST., FlttOurgh
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REmovim.
JOHN D. BAILEY & BRO.,
STOCK AND. REAL ESTATE *BOXERS •AND
AUCTIONEERS, have removed to
• No. 115 FOURTH STREET.
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RFatIOVAL.
PITTSBURGH NATIONAL BANK-OF COMMERCE
TO NEW BANKING HOUSE ; -
Corner of Wood and Sixth Streets.
5p2:1376 •
FOR BENT,
A Three-Story Dwelling liouie,
:WITHIN FOUR BLOCKS of the COURT HOUSE '
TN CORPLETE ORDER; " ;: l
Apply on the premises, -„ • ,
‘. No. 213 FEDERAL STREET, Pltisbuigit., , l
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TO LET,
_. • STORE ROOM, and DWELLING attached. l
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Beaver avenae4 AlLeghertyl City; `(formerly mariii
e
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chester,) Just new; bu Idlng in good location.
For particulars inquire of - , .
J. RUSH I : 1
No. 237 Bearer avenue.,ll
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FOR SALE f
FOR -SALE. -
Property near Mansfield fOr Salik
. Avery desirable piece of land of 16 acres, havin
an orchard of about 3 acres, and a good frame hone
of 5 rooms and cellar:, a spring of never failing w&-
ter near the house. Ideated on an elevation abodt.
M of a mile west' of Mansfield Station, on the Pail
handle R. R. To be cold as a whole or in lots, tto
suit purchasers, from A to 5 acres.
Inquire of DANIEL WOOER, Real Estate and
Insurance Agent No. 77 "edertil street, Allegheny
ORA on second door. •
FOR SALE. • • )
A good Crane dwelling of rive rooms, large hal
finished attic and good cellar with lot 514. by 131
feet 9 inches, situate. No. 60 Adams street, 1312," •
ward,. A Ileghenv City, which will be sold low and
good terms: as the owner wishes to leave the city...l
Inquire of DANIEL SWOGER, Ne. 77 "Federal
street, Allegheny City, on second floor.
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FOR SALE. '
$ 548,807 81
2153,089 83
E 10,870 00
1,257:610 00
L 953,172175
64,633,543 30
465,848 65
$4,3613,294 74
BUILDING LOT 7 3. FOR SALE.—Two good lots Out °'
Sheideld street; one lot on Adams street;
n.('
one lot di
Franklin street,' three small lots on Chartiers st
Allegheny. A lot in East Liberty, being lot No.
on. Dennison avenue. A number of lots on Jacks -
Run. • '
Inquire of DANIEL BWOGER, No. 77 Fedend
street, Allegheny City, second door.-
A good Farm or 70 Acres, 60 of which areculti
vate(i, and balance in timber, having 10 acres Of
orchard, consisting of apples, peaches andpcari, - 4ss
good lof house . of 6 rooms and cellar; a good lag
barn, harm well watered, having a good ap rldg
near lhe door; 60 acres underlaid with coal.- Witt
ate its miles northwest of Allegheny , City, and,4
miles from Sewickley or Glendale Station, on the
F. W. k C. R. IL •Terms easy. Inquire at 77 Fed
eras street Allegheny City, second door.
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ARMS FOR SALE.—A small
F
Farm of 33 acres, with a good frame* bottle,
well kof good water at the door, stable, blacksmith
shOp, ac.; orchard, garden, ac. Situate on the
State road from Marietta to Zanesville, and 4 miles
from Marietta, 0. Also, in same neighborhood%
Farm of 84 acres, house of eight rooms, orchard,
&a.- For sale on easy terms bg
S.,OUTBERT SCilliG
ap3 Real Estate Agents, 85 Smithfield St°
1.443T8 FOR SALESEVE I 4/L.
-WIELDING. LOTS on Observatory Hllld
ard, Allegheny City, are offered for sale—cheap.
The location Is a, very desirable one. commanding •
tine view of both cities, is easy of access, and there
Is abundance of stone on the ground nor-build/4g
purposon. Apply soon at the .paint .shop •of.
uOwAIN & SNYDER, Allegheny Diamond, 4st.
THIS OFFICE: .or on the premises, near the , Clb.
servatory Building. 1111123:n18
FOIL FIAJLE--.Allouse and•Lot.i i n
the corner of BCtler and Jlickson.streeta. - tot
ZOO. The house h di, e irooma and a neat 'titre.
room, with cellar all I gmut order. It would be a
good stand for a Grocery and Provision t3tore.-.A.,..
isession can be bad IratnedlatelyoindArlll be aold
. an. EIIIIIIIP3 of
ye n' ch i,vws.EY a lIALL, Real Estate Agentel
mlfaintl No. 91 BeiTer litre! .
, On SALE.-HORBEEL-ACHOVir..
itlrs Y AND SALE STABLE, one Eine
HOBT:.'Ban; three _DAPPLE GREY
HORSES: ono LAME DRAUGHT HORSE,• thtee
BLACK MARES; two GREY, MAJI,E3. FIRST
STREET, near Slonongahela House.
Horses bought and sold on commission.% ' , 6
rOll SALL—A very , desirable
three-story BRICK ROUSE, nearb" new;
e brick front, marble mantles; gas and water
throughout; house contains serest zooms and Subb
ed garret, No. 94 ELM STREET, near Wylie, Sixth
ward. Possession from April lit, 1858. Enquire
at the house. - - • ; •
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J. H. MILLER, Chairman:
KEYSTONE BANK.
GEO. T. VAN DOREN, Cashier.
REMOVALS.
P. IL 3IADEIRA, Ageat
FOR RENT
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