NEW YORK.
l'elegraph to the Plttaburgh Gazette.]
'NEW Yam, April 9, 1868.
INORTYIERN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Li:,speeial meeting of the Chamber of
erce to-day, a report and resolution
presented by Hiram Walbridge, urg
'd by Congress to the Northern Pacific
Toad.. W. D. Ggden of Chicago, made
-',- thy address in behalf of he project. r g
ks were also made by Governor
11 and Judge Rice, of Minnesota.
report and resolutions were adopted.
report
ERIE RAILROAD TROUBLE*.
the Court of Common Pleas to-day,
lease of habeas corpus of Jay Gould
t over till Saturday, in consequence of
,ld's illness at Albany.
the Supreme Court Mr. Field made
closing argument against the Receiver
the Erie Railroad. The decision is re
ged.supPlementary case, being a motion
rdisolve injunutions, went over till to-
Frow.
Ihe further hearing in the contempt of
rt case of Jay Gould' was to-day post
: lied for one week. - -
WINES AT THE LORD'S SUPPER.
'he 'Methodist Episcopal Conference have
pied resolutions endorsing the temper
° movement and proclaiming a determi
tion not to use intoxicating wines at the
gement of the Lord's supper. They also
Horsed Congress and expressed the hope
t. Senators would be granted wisdom
firmness in the discharge of their high
tutional obligations without - fear or
iality.
• [ BRIBERY IN THE AESEHBLY.
).DL the Assembly to-day Mr. Glenn reap
hred and offered a paper charging Mr.
'ear, in . connection with Mr. Lewis, with
attempt to bribe him concerning , the
.ie bill. • The Speaker stated Mr. Frear
d resigned his position on the Commit
, and demanded a thorough investi
tion. •
!fin important decision has just been ren
'red by Judge Arrington of the City Court
' Montgomery, Alabama. The case arose
the following facts : In 1862 the State of
labama advanced V 250,000 in State bonds
the purpose ;of enabling a company to
laid an. arsenal and manufacture arms,
it as the purpose of the State was to arm
le confederate soldiers, the contract was
Ad to be null and void. The suit was
nought in the name of the. Governor.
-New. Orleans Market. '
ty Telgraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
NEW OnLuaus, April 9.—Cotton active;
id advanced; sales, 200 bales middlings at
,lc; recoirits 1,712; exports 298. Sugar,
;onisiana, fair at 13c. Prime molasses,
onisiana, at 75a85e; Cuba at 56a60. Flour
good demand; superfine at $10; double
'xtra at $11; choice at 513. Corn market
are; quoted at $1,07%. Oats at 78a79.
• ork is held at 27c. Hay, prime western,
t 519a20. Bacon firm; shoulders at 14%c;
Lear rlbs at 17%. Lard, by, the tierce, at
734a19. Sterling 8.1,49a1,52. New York
'fight exchange at premium. Gold
934a40.
Albany Cattle Mar et. •
)3y Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
The cattle market has been . unusually ac
• ive Ind prices for good stock :full g
high
ir, the figures for this description never.
arevailed here, the lighest and poorest corn
., :nand s7a9; good $10a10,75; prime extra $ll
,4,, „74,11 1e , we e a k n d 6, 6 p s r o e , m sales so alS3h;
eeecpe i a ps for
fair
;equest at $7a8,75 for cbmmon light good,
leveraging 100 lbs; receipts 14,600; sales
1,000, the balance shipped through to New
York. Hogs—uo sales reported; receipts
gm head
,1
MEII
San Francisco Market.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
BAN Faariclsco, Ai3ril 9.—Flour quiet;
;xtra, $7,87g; - superfine, 57,124; Oregon
fR,74. Wheat; large sales at $2,40a
0%; 55,50 considered outside figure for
ztiictly choice. Legal Tenders, 72g.
BE
GOOD HEALTH
IS Tilt .OREA.TES7 OF ALL • BLES4NGS,
nd to preserve it is the'privilege and duty of all
DE. sAsewirrs
62E11
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC.AND LIVER rIf4S
. •
the grpat severely, speedy and sure ewe of the
age, for ffripepsia, either in its mildest or werst ,
stages, and hrindreds who hare long stacked under.
the inilicticms of this most .annoving and
. daneerous
disease, have by the use:of this invalualde medicine
been restored to health and the enjoyment of life. ' •
Is your Liver in a • torpid .eendition of inaction,
, thereby deranging the whole system
- - DE. SARGENT'S 'LITER niss
REES
~. ~,:
Will speedily remove the secretions and restore it
to a healthy state. . •
Are you troubled with loss of appetite, foul stom
ach, eructations of wind, sick headache and general
derangement of the digestive organs 1-
MEI
DR. SARGENT•S LIVER PILLS
Are a sure, are and permanent remedy, and by their
mild but certain action will cleanse; renovate and
reinvigorate the system. - :
DR. SARGENT'S LIVER PILLS stand high as
one of the standard medicines of the age. For the
cure of all diseases arising Cram a disordered state of
the liver, as . can be attested by the certificates of
large numbers of our citizens who-have beeMbene
flted and cared by their use.
These Pills can be obtained, either Plain or Sugar
Coated. from all Druiaiati in the country.
. '~-~
UNRIVALLED.
•
Nothing that has ever been known or heard of a
tonic adds so much to the resistant power Of the
human system. under circumstances unfavorable to
health, - as BIOSTETTER'S STOMACII . BITTERS.
If you would escape the, intermittent fevers. fits of
indigestioa. blions attacki and bowel complaints,
of which cold and damp arc the frequent causes.
use the BITTERS as a PROTECTIVE MEDICINE.
Thi , is the wisest course: but if aireadran invalid.
try the preparation as a RESTORATIVE. In either
case full reliance may be placed upon its efficacy.
There bine mystery about the causes of its suc
cess. It is-the only stomachic and alterative in
which are combined the grand, requisites of a mild,
pure and unvitiated vegetable stimulant, with the
Sliest selection of tonic, anti-MMus, anti-scorbutic,
aperient and depurative herbs, plants, roots and
barks thathave ever been intermixed in a medicinal
preparation.
The Bitters have this distinctive quality, which is
not shared, it is believed, by any tonic, tincture or
extract in the world. It does not excite the pulse.
though it infuses a wondertal degree of vigor into
the nervous 'Went; and .trengthens and sustains
the whole physical organization. .„
Califbrnia and -Australia have emphatically en
dorsed It es the MINER% MEDICINE par excel
lence. and:in Spanish America and all the tropical .
climate, it Is considered the eilly 'reliable antidote
to epidemic fevers. .
The already_ immense 'and still increasing con
sumpllon ofiIIOSTETTERI3 STOMACH BITTERS,
backed bytnany of the most influential physicians
throughout-the country, should convince the most
skeptical that. it is worthy the confidence and appro
bation of all.
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ANOTHER CURE OF DEAFNESS. -
float my. bearing during, the last yew., -rart of
the time I was totally deaf. In April of this year I
was indue4; from an 'advertisement, to make' ap
*Heidi= to HA. EIMER, ISO Wenn street, Pitts-
Wirth. After bevlng tried various medicines from
doctors.' Withoit any benefit, I have been under Dr.
Heyserti treatment now for nearly two months, and
Am entirely restored to my: hearing, so that I can
bear a *warm: , JOHN SCANLAN, -
,
' Coat Bluffs. Washington Co., Pa.
- A.b77l"liElt CUBE.
A tun called to-day At Dr. Keyserleoilice to*.
*Lana him Ore great cure made by hisLcrso Ctralci .ol "
thatow,syry - Atittyroantvw. pit thece." - cural
are made with: the Doctor's preparations, he desires,
it to be distinctly understood ilea most of his great
cures atrilide in accordance with the established
laws that 3 gUitern the aclence of asedielnif,, iri which
he has beeilVißslid for. ie Pi:llt!*ei4747°
• Lilt ' , Malt IFII4 Ow in reeeiliia L. le Leiter from a.
alergyeeadli the State of Mei detailing imbiber.
must won oars - Olga
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TICICIPORtinio .• A‘I I WXSdIrIYTRIEVIC%
NWT OPVlritol , llo` IWill*ad.'l,o,Pl4llr
frISZET, *WY 9 A. vr. ulna;
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NEW ADVERTreamerrrs.
WM. BINGHAM, Adams Express Office, No.
Elfth Street, it an authorised Agent to receive
Advertisements for the GAZETTE, and all other
papers throughout the United States and Canada*.
tarASSISTANT DISTRICT AT
TORNEY.
JOHN W, RIDDELL
Will be a candidite for Assistant District Attorney,
subject to the decision of the Republican County
ve
Conntion. apiO:dir
__ __ _ . _ ._
. .
FOR SALE. -
.
HORSE AND BUGGY.
A_good sound FAMILY HORSE and new SHIFT
ING TOP BUGGY, made to order this Spring.
Mast be sold soon, as the owner intends leaving the
city. To be seen at •
JACKMAN'S LIVERY STABLE.
Penn street._
an10:00
-
BEN FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY;
OF ALLEGREIY, PA.
Office in Franklin Fa;rings Bank Buildings,
No. 43 Ohio .St., Allegheny.
, .
A HOME COMPANY, managed by DITCCSOTS well
known to the community, who trust by fair dealing
to merit a share of , your patronage. ,I„
HENRY IRWIN..
GEO. D. RIDDLE
- DIRECTORS:
Henry Irwin. ID. L. Patterson, ;Henry Gerwlg,
Geo. R. Riddle, Jacob Franz, laottlelb Fans,
Simms Drum, J. R. Smith, Jacobj Rush,
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whtston, Joseph Craig,
Jos. Lautner, R. J. Zinkand, ;Jeremiah Rolsen
ap10:035
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ESTABLIRIIEDIB49.....TIIE LARGEST IX AMERICA.
NORTH AMERICAN,
'Lightning Rod Manufactory,
BRASS FOUNDRY
AND
IRON GALVANIZING WORKS.
30,000 FEET MANUFACTURED DAILY.
THE CELEBRATED STAR GALVANIZED
LirtitllTNlNG RODS
9
Manufactured at these works,. and sold to all parts
- of the continent, are admitted to be superior to any
Lightning Rod in -nee. Great inducements offered
-Alsodienl:Thig
iptrsoor
all kinds aatntiw p at terns.
together with Ilul ' al l ore, Fastenin Cop per and
Iron Connection Burs, Braces, etc. Samples, Pam
phlets and Circulars sent free.
R.EYBURN, HIINTER &
,
Nos:488 and 490 St. John St.,
PRILADELPEOUL
priirsmaeGH
•
NATIONAL BAN OF - COMMERCE, '
Cor. of Wood and Sixth Sts.
A. PATTERSON President.
J08..11. HILL Cashier.
CAPITAL, : : $500,000.
DIRECTORS:
A; 'Patterson,- George:. Cass.
Wm. H. Brown, • James McCandless:
Chas. Lockhart, , Wm. Douglas,
Allen Kirkpatrick, , Wm. Reed.
W. S. Haven.
DISCOUNTS DAILY, AT 11 A. N. ap9:022
GREAT SALE.
Tremendous Sacrifice in LOoklng Glasses
Preparatory to moving,J offer my_ eltgant stock of
line -GILT, PIER and MANTLE GLASSES, POR
TRAIT and PICTURE FRAMES: also, miscellane
ous styles of BEDROOM GLASSES, ail of which
must be sold by the Ist of June,
Regardless of Cost.
Those who are in Want of fine Parlor Glasses and a
first-class article of tine gilt work, will do well to
give me a call,
NEW DRESS GOODS.
WHITE, ORR & CO.,
. ,
25 FIFTH STREET,
Offer some CHOICE STYLES of
DRESS GOODS,
AT VERY LOW PRICES
I aP B '
168. 16S:
. CHEAP! CAIEAP!
6V'YRTNTB,'DELAINES.
gTWEEDS. CASSIA:KEES.
Kir WHITE GOODS.
- CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
- W RIBBONS SHAWLS.
HOOP SKIRTS, LACES.
/Fr AT THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE OF
F. SOTTCIr,
. • EirNa 108 Wylie, Street. jin
.11.6.13: • .; • 168.
* frab*:l34o3
AT EArnii 9 S,. . '
No.' 17 Fifth Street.
New Parasols,
Straw •_
FIERCE'VAIL.
DIECTIANICAL ENGINEER; '
(Late of P. F: W..C. Railway.) '
'Office, No. 70 FEDERAL STREET,Boota No. 5,
EtillENY CITY.
I n. del d .
BLAST FURNACE and it I
sc O r IE 41)40'351111111RIAW
INGE; tarnished. Particular attention paid to,dc:
signImgCOLLIERN LOCOMOTI_VES.. Patents con
fidentially solicited. air An RYZNING DRAW
ING CLASS for mechanics every WEDNESDAY
`NIGHT. ap4:nEB
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
WORKHOUSE..
• • •
SEALED PEOPOSA.LS will be received until the
Asth Inst., for LAYING BRICK. BY VIE T1101J
!IAN% in accordance with the plans and specillea.
Dons tiled at BARB - A MOSES'S office, and under
the direction of the Superintendent.
GEO.,ALBREE. Secretary,.
ap9:4320' "11 4 xx ler V"rtiti
MCCANDLESS &
(Liste.Wilsoh, Cart d C 0.,) - •
• WHOLESALE DEALERS IN ' • •
Foreign and Domestic Do Goods,
. 4 .104 WOOD STREET,.
Third door above Diamond alley: • " • •
- • PITTSBURGH,
plikorElTHEAcirlimE
. • Fira*.um BE3III ABY.•
-Txttxs-Per. onion of dye months, Al i lr n eekg s c o
Boarding, with Room and Light , S ilo; Telt ,
upws; washing, per dosen, 50 cents. r0tt.P...91
tinf and Laugoeites extra. A deduction or ID
per emit. Is. made for the daughters of elergyMen.
The next Somme/Session opens May 4th.
• ror gafirri,mirk_AUTTY ; D. LL . 8.. SUP' t•
Or; Rev . A. It • REID, A. IL. rritte_ip_al.
Steubenville. 0.. Karen, Mg. mwantwralf
w - pmII HEMPL--.l2 , balea to ar-
Axe on R. C. Or 3.* I n l" . to
arrive
on,
ist,
Oh for "Ir."? ClSAL&finiciacy aOo
11 io 1 -` '' '
• -in a ore, roiWtf,"'''
ATI DICEZY /I CO.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE: FRIDAY, APRIL 10. 1868
NEW ADNTERTIS
Fiirrn LIST OF APPLIC A
TIONS TO SELL LIQUORS, flied In Vie
Otnce, Apr 6, 1868.
_
Pittsburgh.
Edward McDermott, tavern, First ward.
John McDonald. tavern, First ward.
John Snyder, tavern, First ward.
Fred. Sand, other goods, Flrstward. •
A. Guekenhelmer &.Bro:, other goods. First ward.
Jacob Kali, tavern. Second ward.
Patrick McCaffreyl,tavern. Second ward.
Christ Weltrung, tavern, Third ward.
Richard MeElravy, tavern, Third ward.
Manus McLaughlin, tavern Third rard.
J. & J. 'Kelly, other goods. ward.
Nave & Fortney, tavern, Fourth ward....
James Sewell, tavern, Fourth ward.
' Thos. F. Farrel, tavern, Fourth ward.
Wm. 31111er, other goods. Fourth ward.
I Melt &-3techliug,.other goods, Fourth Ward.
R. WOods & Co., other goods, Fourth ward.
Mathew Zirbut, tavern. Fifth ward.
Fred. Kline. tavern, Fifth ward.
John Schreiber, tavern , Fifth ward. •
Geo. Gschwender, tavern. Fifth ward.
John Nusbaum, tavern. Fifth ward.
John McCambridge, tavern, Fifth ward.
Wm..l. McFetridge, tavern. Fifth ward. •
Jim J. Wiggins, tavern Filth ward. ,
Felix Ilenle, tavern, Filth ward.
Louis Kaufman, tavern, Fifth ward.
Chas. (languish, eating house. Fifth ward.
Jos. 3lankls, eating house, Fifth ward.
H. J. 'Weber, tavern, Fifth.ward. •
Wm. Tephford, eating house. Fifth ward.
F. X. Rable, other goods, Fifth ward. /
Schmidt & Friday, other goods, Fifth ward.
Wilton & Scott, tavern, Sixth ward. /
Peter Spreyer, tavern, Sixth ward. •
Jos. Loank, Jr. tavern, Sixth ward.
Mary Broderick ' , tavern. Sixth ward.
F. Goodwin other goods, !Sixth ward.
P. Urben . & Bro, other goods, Sixth ward.
Peter Kaltenborn eating - house, Seventh ward.
Fred. Wessel, eating house, Seventh ward.
John littler, tavern. Eighth ward.. •
- Henry Kratz, eating house, in Eighth ward.
Peter Maeuert, tavern. Nth ward. '
Patrick'Logue tavern. Ninth ward.
F. L. Johnson, ' tavern. Ninth ward.
Michael Laud y, other goods, Ninth ward.
Lewis Falkenhagen, othergoods, Ninth ward.
Ithinehart Ulrich, Te
tavern, ntit ward.
Welsh &McCafferty, tavern, Tenth ward.
Lance Appleby, tavern, Tenth ward.
, A. Huneek, tavern, Tenth ward.
B. Gallisath, tavern, Tenth ward. • •
Robert Lyons, other goodA, Tenth ward.
• Allegheny. •
Fred. Shatz,. tavern. First ward.
A. Danner.; other goods, First Ward.
Philip Herpel, tavern, Second ward. ,
A. It. Graham, eating house, Second ward.
G. C. Llghtcap, tavern, Second ward.
Geo. Lantz. tavern, Second. ward.
Wm. Bickel, other goods,Scond ward.
Adam Miller, tavern, Third ward.
Egidlus less. tavern, Third ward.
Christ. Jeckel, tavern. Thlrd ward.
Lampert Knoth, tavern. Third ward.
Christ. Gelb, tayern, Third ward.
; Theodore last:ens, tavern, Thirdward.
Mich. Grogan, tavern, Third ward: ' •
Wm. McKain. tavern, Third ward.
John Myers, tavern, Third ward.
Conrad Rock, tavern, Third ward:
Henry Herdt, eating house, Third ward.
Wtn. Gangwlslt. eating house. Third ward.
Jacob Lang. eating house, Third ward.
Keyser Werner, other house d!.. , Third
ward.
.Jus. Stadleman, tavern, Fourth ward.
Fred. Schlotter, tayern, Fourth ward. ' •
A. Gassenselnnidt, tavern, Fourth war I.
Wm. Seddon, other goods. Fourth ward.
Alex, Berner, tavern, Fifth ward.
Jacob Kagle, other goods, Fifth ward.
John Rosenberger, tavern, Sixth ward.
Val. Denbart. tavern, Sixth ward. • • •
John Brose, tavern, Sixth ward.
, Dames Lutz, tavern, Seventh ward. ,
Fred. Staatz, tavern, Set enth ward.
'Christ..lagge, tavern, Seventh ward.
Wm. Eberhardt, eating house, Seyenth ward.
Fred. Staehle, eating house, Seventh ward.
M. Wagenhauser, eating house, Seventh ward. •
John Mcßoberts, eating house . Seventh ward.
Jas. Mullen, tavern, Eighth word.
Boroughs.
Lewis Smith; tavern, Bermingham.
Dom. Maguire, tavern; Birmingham.
M. Havicon, tavern,Birmingham.
Jacob Roth, tavernßirmingham.
IL Ulrich, tavern, Birmingham,
Hartman. tavern, Birmitytham.
H. tavern. Birmingham. •
Catb. Metzger, eatinghouse Birmingham.
A. Lippert, tavern. East Birmingham.
F. Bader, tavern, East Birmingham.
Geo. Miner, tavern, East Birmingham.
Bernard Marks, tavern:East Birmingham.
Jos.-Fischer, tavern, East Birmingham.
Joint Gretn, tavern, East Birmingham.
Richard Deltrich, other goods. East Birmingham.
J. J. Pearson, tavern, Lawrenceville.
Jacobßerninger, tavern, Lawrenceville.
Waidler, tavern,'Lawrenceville.
Thomas Barton. tavern. Lawrenceville.
JohxrKelly. tavern, Lawrenceville.
-
Peter A. Metz, tavern, Lawrenceville.
Bernard Fuhrcr tavern, Lawrenceville..
Jacob Closs. eating house. Lawrenceville.
Jo& Weller, other goods. Lawrenceville.
hn A. Seithel, tavern, McKeesport. -
Peter Seeger, eating house, McKeesport.
August Halm, eating house, McKeesport.
D. G. Lindsey. other goods, McKeesport.
Ed. Schultz, other goods. South Pittsburgh.
Jacob Scheid, tavern. Sharpsburg.
Geo. Truby. tavern, Tarentum.
• Townships. . tf
Wtn. A. Sproal, tavern. Callins. ,
Henry Shoop. tavern, Collins.
• Geo. Bendel, tavern. Collins.
Thos. Thompson, tavern. North Fayette.
John Lunch, tavern, Hampton.
-Hamilton Thomas,the goods, Ilarrison.
George F. tavern, Indiana. •
M. Shopne, tavern, - Indiana. •
Alex. Bauman, tavern. Llberti.
Chas. Kirsch, tavern. Liberty.
Christ. House, tavern, Liberty.. -
Geo. Geo. W. Warren. tavern, Marshall. ,
Geo. Altmire, tavern, Mifflin.
Peter Smith, tavern, Mifflin.
Geo. Berger, tavern, McCandless; •
Conrad Roderus, tavern, Peebles.
Jesse Plankinton, tavern. Pine.
James Bryan, tavern, Robinson.
John Keown, tavern, Ross.
Chas. King, tavern, 'Ross. '
Clara Gorbey, tavern. Ross. -
Isaac Rankin, tavern, Upper St. Clair.
Michael Alt, tavern, Lower St. Clair.
Jos. Hartman, tavern,.Lower St. Clair. ;
Wm, Young, tavern, Lower St. '
Jai. Ritchie, tavern, Lower St. Clair.
Jos. lahner, - tavern, !Thaler.
Jas. Hughes, tavern, Union.
Dan. Shields, tavern, Union.
Thos. Lawrence. tavern. Versailles.
Ross Melinnigal,•eating house, Veriailles.
Wm. Wingenroth, eating home; Wilkins.'
The License Board wilt sit on TUESDAY, the
14th day of. April, _ISM at 9 o'clock A. Y. for
hearing the above applications.
" .4 Go BROWN. Cleric.
Presideht.
Secretary.
J. LYONS.
110 Wood street
And Flowers,
JUST OPENED
.mOm
JOHN
FOUR EDITIONS
IN TWO WEEKS!
LITTLE, BROWN & C 0.,,
110 Washington St., Boston,
Have Just published a FOURTH EDITION of
THE SPIRIT OF SEVENTY-SIX,
THE COMINC.WOMAN.
A PROPIIRTIC DRAVA
Cloth, 41.00. Paper, 75 cents. Fine paper,
tinted, $1.75.
YOB BALE BY ALL BOBKIEMMI
,Sent by mall on receipt of price
,
"The playliinges upon the absurdities of a ftmale
Assessor, a femae Judge of the Supreme Court, and
a female yuditlelan, and the ludicrous aspects of a
state of society in which women make proposals of
marriage to men, and every bachelor le exposed to
two hundred thousand offers, naore or.less. •Thesel
ideas are carried out .with great humor. The play
has caused a marked sensation in Boston, where it
has been acted hy_some of the eUte for the benefit of
the Cretans.”—N. Y. /Fatten.
"The Spirit of '24—not 1770, but 11370—is the
name of a spirited parlor drama which has given
lively pleasure to select social circles in Boston. It
gives a somewhat extravagant, and therefore amus
ingly, emphatic picture ofwhat might be the condi
tion of,societv and the facts of daily life, if the ex
treme aspirations of the Woman's Bights party were
practically fulfilled Very witty Is the dialogue,.
very comic are the situations very incongruous the
relative positions.'' — N. r.,korning. poe.t,
"A delicious morceau, iliado a capital success .by.
the delicate humor, the ' many sharp hits and the
amusing situations ?which it Antroduces."-Bosion
RECENTLY PUBLISHED. .
. .
THE STORT;OP-MY
. . ,
Translated tieliftliefreneh (IMMO. J.WICHE.
LET, by MAIM FRAZIER. CURTI&
. ;. $l.OB.
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ap7:o7-iiis
TOE! WEI ICES
.16
WM. KREBS Ice Deider,
ai: is DIAMOND 4;.l6LitY, PiteibUTlOß;
tieris4r - iii tine titieet Imago *lll Ta-
earreik sad promurpoo w n, Novi*: nuol,?Ng
.ifiqx o
%ARCH : : 1868.
THE VERY LATEST
A:TT ERNS
IMPORTED CARPETS.
THE VERY NEWEST
. . . . STYLES
DOMESTIC CARPE S,
ARE DAILY ARRIVING, AND SO'
RECEIVED
PILICES_L
• THE . EBY LO
McCALL BR(
51 VIET STREET, above
mb2s
23 .IIJS IMPORTS]
And 'Espially Adapted to this
VELVET CAR:
OF MOST ELEGANT DES
English Body and ;Tapestry. Brussels;
INGRAINS AND HEMPS,
THE 'FINES PRICERSMENT AND THE LOWEST
IN THE CITY.
COMMON CARPETS,
95 CENTS PER YARD
OIIVERM'CLINTOCK & CO.,
No. 23 Fifth Street.
1868 , SPRING STOCK 1868.
CARPETS,
JUST OPENING,
LARGE ASSORTMENT,
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY
SPECIAL:INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE WHO BUT
BOYARD, ROSE & (CO.,
21 Fifth Street,
mh10: d &w . F
71
M6FAIMAND & COLLINS
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR
lOW SPRING STOCK,
C..4 , R,T9E F TS;.
OIL CLOTHS,
PURCHASED LAST MONTH FOR CASH.
AND IN SIANY INSTANCES AT
Levi than Actual Cost to Idanufacture.
These Good/Awl:ad not now ho replaced for the
same cost, and are offered FOR CASH at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Far Belotv Their Present Value,
AT THE PLACE WHERE BARGAINS CANAL
WAYS BE HAD ON THE BEST STOCK
. IN THIS MARKET.
Nos. 71 and 73 Fifth Street,
foio:3rwriT
•J. H. PHILLIPS.
1 868 . spRING GoonslBaQ
von
Ze n
f irl;v: a rM y rln ti c. c ia :pa own and other
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND
SHADE OIL CLOTHS,
,Aleo, a fall line of
Townsparent indow shades,
VOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS will and
one Eriees AS LOW., IT NOT LOWER, THAN CAN
BE PURCHASED ELsEwuptz,.*and pf quality
:and styles second to none:, . .
ap3mBO
TIIERIGREST REARITLET PRICE
, -
GOVERNMENT, SEC URITIES,
GOLD,
COUPONS AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
STARK & CO. Bankeros
Corner of Wood and Third Strefts.
mie:w:wr
VVET , BinPAG,""
..agaiSINA °auroras, or
extra quality, lu prime order, just reeetredt
p rne Lemonsaor fdrat yamlagsvAla Or
& . miszaiLlT"
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Ad Qualities
TO SELL
OVER BATES & BELL'S.
73
WINDOW SHADES
AND
CURTAIN GOODS,
SECOND V1400R,.
OF EVERY DEE.4bitiktlON.
HoHands, Shadephistreig,
Tassels, Cords, dm" *e.
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SEEM
Pittsburgh National,Bank of Commerce.
I'ITTF.B . uRG)t, .4.pril 6, 1868
EM332
Loans and Discounts
Real Estate
Current Expenses and Taxes
Premiums
•
Cash Items
Due from - Banks -
United States Bonds deposited with
-U. S. Treas'r to secure circulat'n- 500,000 00
A. S. Bonds and Securities on hand 02,500 00
Spetle, Legal Tender. National and
State Bank Notes, fir 171,715 00
'LIABILITIES
Capital Stock
Circulation
Depositors $390,360 30
Danks and Bankers 60.743 00— 457,103 30
Surplus F.und, Exchanges, Inter
est, .te
The above le a correct abstract from My report to
the Comptroller of the Currency. •
JOSEPH li. HILL, Cashier
Q UARTERLY. REPORT
ap9:02.1
OF THE
EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
PIDTSBURGU, April 6, 1868
.
Notes and Bills Discounted
U. S. Bonds deposited to se
cure Circulation 6940,000
11. 5, Bonds deposited to se
cure Deposits 150,000-1,090,00 0 00
Specie and other lawful money 180,730 00
?rational Currency $ 2.,437 (6
Cash Items 15,42 S 80— 17,965 80
Due by Banks- 191,868 76
Real fistate • 56,500 00
Taxes and Expenses 17,274 16
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Capital Stock . $1,700,000 00
National Circulation 9800,1199 00
State Circulation 40,389 00— 810,389 00
Individual Deposits....... 352,580 Ii
United States Deposits.... I. , 616 2.3-- 455 226 34
. .
Due to Banks 31,813 51
E , -glop, 488,156 17
Aming
I certify that the above ii a true abstract of the
stateraeut made to the Comptroller of Currency.
ap7:no6-d&T H. 3f. MURRAY. Cashier.
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whom liberal wages will be paid, for one that is com
petent and trustworthy. For particulars inquire of
G. 11. TOWER, Real Estate "Agent.
ap8:olt No. 164 Fourth St., Pittsburgh.
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NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.,
nihMinlOOM&F ,- ‘ - rhilafleTlsltia, Pa.,
FOR RENT
TO LET,
A Two-Story Brick House,
Situated on Boyle street, No. 43, Allegheny City,
containing eight rooms, all newly papered, and gas,
hot and cold water. _
For terms inquire ON THE PREMISES. apS:o7l.
TO LET, •
STORE ROOM; and DWELLING attache_ on
Beaver avenue, Allegheny -City, (formerly 3laa
chester,) just new; building In good location.
For particulars inquire of
J. RUSH I CO.,
mll3l -No. 237 Deaver avenue.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
Property near Mansfield fOr Sale.
A very desirable lake° of land of 16 acres, 'having
an orchard of about 3 acres and a good frame house
of 5 rooms and cellari a spring of never falling wa.
ter near the house. Located on an elevation about
M of a mite west of Mansfield Station , on the Pan
handle R. R. To be sold as a whole or in lots, to
suit purchasers, from A to 3 acres.
Inquire of DANIEL SWOGER, 'Real Estate and
Insurance Agent, No. 77 Federal street, Allegheny
City, ou second floor. _
FOR SALE.
A good frame dwelling of five rooms; large hall,
finished attic and' good cellar, with Jot 3.1 by 1211
feet 0 inches, situate No. 60 Adams street, Sixth
ward, Allegheny City, which will be sold low and on
good terms, as the owner wishes to leave the city.
Inquire of DANIEL - SWOGER, No. 77 Federal
street,
,Allegheny City, on second floor.
FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.—Two good lots on
Sheffield street; one lot on Adams street; one lot on
Franklin street; three small lots on Chartiers A
street,
Allegheny.lot in East Liberty, being lot No. 14.
on .Dennison avenue. A number of lota on Jacks
Run.. -
Inquire of DANIEL SWOGER, No. 77 Federal
street, Allegheny City, second floor. .
A good Farm of 70 Acres, 60 of which arc culti
vated. and balance in Umber, having 10 acres of
orchard, consisting of apples, peaches and pears; a
good to house of
.6 rooms and cellar; a good log
barn. arm well watered, having a good spring
near the door; 50 acres underlaidt with coal. -Situ
ate n miles northwest -of Allegheny City, and 4
miles from Sewickley or Glendale Station, on the. P.
F. W. 8 C. R. it. Termfeasy. Inquire at 77 Fed
eral street Allegheny City, second floor.
mhlS:ms. .
PUBLIC SALE. - -
At Mansfield. on SATURDAY, April 11th,
MS, a new TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, con
taining five rooms and good •cellar; a well of good .
water and alt necessary outbuildings. Persons
wishing a country residence have a good chance.
Only five minutes , walk to the Station on the Pan
handle Railroad. Sale to commence at 2P. N.
Wu° 4 • MATT. HARBISON, Auctioneer.
tA----
RARE OPPORTUNITY is now
offered to persons in search of a good building
of ut low price and on easy terms of payment.
$lO will aecuro a lot: - the purchaser can build at
once and cease to pay rent, and pay for theflot in
monthly installments scarcely exceeding his present
rent, These lots are In a desirable location, - sur
rounded by improved roper easy
,of access_by
omnibus and ferry. Prices fr $2OO to 6450.
. . .8. CU lIBERT Is SONS, ..
nnil Real Estate Agents, 85 Swilthfleid 'St..
Lars FOR SALE—SEVERAL
BUILDING LOTS on Observatory Hill, Second
Ward, Allegheny City, arc offered for sale—cheap.
.The location Is a very desirable one, commanding a
Lino view of both cities, Is easy of access, and there
:is ablindarice of stone on the- ground' for building
purposes. • Apply soon at• the• paint shop of Mc
(X)WAN,i; SNYDER, Allegheny Diamond, at
THIS OFFICE, or on the premises, near the Ob
servatory Building. . . . • mhZ:n3B
F-i-6 11. SALE.-HORSES.---At HOW
ARD`ti LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, one tine
ItILY MORSE Way); three DAPPLE -GREY
HORSESI •ono LARGE DRAUGHT HORSE: three
BLACK MARES; two GREY MARES. -;-FIRST
STREET !near Monongahela HOW3O. 1
Horses bought and sold on commission. '• •
On 'SALE.-A very. .desirable
three-itory BUICK HOUSE; nearly new; press
brick front, marble mantles; gas and water
throughont,_• house contains seven roomaarfdlinbh
ed garret, N 0.0- ELM STREET, near Wylie, Sixth
ward. Possession from April let, 1808.. Enquire
at the house. • • • • • • - •
IMPORTANT TO. 111FOKERIKEN
SEINES! SEIN ES! - SEINEBI-4 have lust ra
cel ved the following Seines, all completeovith bobs;
floats and sinkers: 15, WO, 30, 40 and 60 yards in
length, one Inch mesh, and will receive in afew days
60 and TO yard Seines. Parties whihilig.Stillen had
better call soon, so as to secure any they =synced,
.for it is difficult to get Seines made unless ordered
,early in the winter. For sale by
=NI
! ik nitrl E
000 haijuaeeive from
ticane brakes
I,n the South, 7,000 Superior Cane
Poles, which 1 trill sell at a vit7 low figure. These
poles are yet green,(nights winter, and to first rate
order. Caltandeandse atimeer—Por sale by
an7trrnr . '/*
SAMPIt..7/ONlPG'pel7944.lll;‘,
LINEILANWSIDINTEII):
Ft 0135.—1 tem reeelve: xt t6ke Boling stook of
s Hooks. Llitei t t mated g h SitkVt.
.13inkers, Ploats,"Flys And tat Balt. e
lessees of Ina& Walton tattled a compteeeessost
meet of the 5p0y64904 for ale by , • ,
"3"3,ACW/11 1 3 0 Wo pdetroct.
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NOTICES:
......
PITTSBITItait, FORT WAYNS'it LIIICAGOILOL
WAY COMPANY, Office of the Secretary.
PiTrSßUirnii....March 14, 1865.
iliger'THE BOARD OF DIRECT- .
ORS OF THIS COMPANY have declared
the regular Quarterly Dividend (No. 170 of 23.6.
PER CENT., free of Government tax, on the Capi
tal Stock, for thnquarter ending March 31. payable ,
on and after WEDNESDAY, the 15th day or
`
1868, at the office of Winslow, Lanier ,t Co.. Nos.
27 and 29 Pine street, to those registered at New
York, and at the office of the Treasurer to those re
gistered at Pittsburgh.
The Transfer Rooks will close ou the 31st day of
March, at 2 o'clock r. and re-open on the 18th
•
days& April, 1968, at lecielock A. m.
F. M. HUTCHINSON.
•-• • • Secretary.
MM.
$ 534,054 05
. 64,921 35
. 4,352 97
. 4,261 OS
. • 8,31035
. 69,3821 92
IarNOTICE.,
TO TIIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
It having been ; decided to inimediatelv 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, and will remain
open until the 10th day of April pr o oximo, for sub
scriptions to the amount of 5,000.
After April' 10th the-Books will be opened to the
public for the balance of stock not taken at that date.
*1.439,703 72
3.. 500,000 00
449,000 00
Pittsburgh, March alst. 181:8.
IWPITTTBURGH AND TUBA
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 2 o'clock P. M. •
mh31:1172. JAMES FINLAY, ;Secretary.
33,600 42
i 1,439,703 72
$1,955,340 30
$3,515,585 02
0,515,5135 021
JAMES SOWN; 130 Wood farce
z~' -__ -- -''~~
KEYSTONE BANK
GEO. 11. VAN DOREN, Cashier.
AUCTION SALES
BY PLUMB & PHILLIPS.
PALMER & PHILLIPS,
JE
AUCTIONEERS
And Commission, 316Tchants,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOTS,
No. 60 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS,
Dry Goods and Notions,
AT PRIVATE SALE DAY AND EVSINING
Consignments Solicited. Prompt Re.
tarns.
BY SMITHSON, VANHOOK & M'OLELIAND.
HOUSE AND VALUABLE LOTS
ON TROY HILL,
AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, April 14th. at 2 o'clock P. Irie. on
,
the premises. will be sold by auction rooms. and
comfortable FRA3fE HOUSE of four with
,two good cellars. Lot 68 feet front by 200 feet in
depth. Good cistern, pump, coal house, bake-oven,
wood house and cow stable. Choice fruit trees and
small fruits in abundance on lot.
Also, several LOTS, ranging in front from 20 to
36 feet by2oo feet in depth. This property is sit
uated on Washington street, bounded brGardner,
Chesnut and Downing streets, and is very desirable,
being convenient to the street cars, and having the
advantage of good board walks.
VAISTHOOKS: MeI;LELLANp.
argi: Anctiinieers
.
PENN STREET PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY. April 'l3, at 2M - o'clock r;. on the
premises. will be soldlhat very desirable and Taloa- ;i
hle THREE STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
No. 04 Penn street, of eleven rooms with all mod
ern improvements incident to a iirseclass dwelling.
The Lot has a frivit of 24 feet, on Penn street, ex, I
tending hack in depth 112 feet to a 20 feet alley.
Brick Maine on rear of lot.
The location of this property should command the',
attention of business men desiring a special com
fortable residence.
•
S3IITUSON, VAN - 1100E d: McCLELLA.N.D.
_ BY A. irnanten.
SEVERAL THOUSAND PEACHY
TREES—FRIDAY MORNING, April 10, at IQ,
o clock. will be sold, at the corner of Liberty and.
Hay_ streets SEVERAL THOUSAND PEACH]
TREES, the 'finest ever raised In the State, qnd or
the most approved kinds for Market purposes og
private use. The varieties Include Hale's Early '
Troth's Early, Fay's Early Ann, Livingston's largi
Early York, Crawford's Early, Harker's Seedling
Veorgg Fourth, Grosse Mignonne. Moore's Favoa,
rite; Oid MixonFree, Ward's Late Free, Craw,ford'ila
Late, Susquehanna, Druid BM, Late Delftware:4
[Reybold , s Best,) Patterson."s Seedling (a desirable--'
Delaware Peach,) Smock's Free, Late Heath Cling l t
and Morris' White. - •
They are all Healthy, Strong, Stocky Trees: we
Booted, and raised on new ground; Budded on
ural Peach Stock. The Trees are one year old. and
ranted tire to seven feet high. Every Tree is war
true to name, and In every respect exactly as
represented. They will be sold inlets to suit put
chasers,• from ten trees up to thousands. •
Also, NO. PHILADELPMEA RASPBERRIES,
by the Dozen or Hundred, the hardiest, most pre-,
ductive and profitable market Berry known. RU •
BARB, Myatt's Linnteus, dedidedly the best vats
" •
of Rhubarb. By permission of the following we -
known gentlemen - in Pittsburgh are referred to, f r
correctness of the statement in regard to the abote
named stock, and reliability of the parties offering
it: H. H. Negley, East Liberty Nursery; W. Mr
lock, Firm of Bullock & Patterson; Johnson Young;
R. A. Clarke, of East Birmingham. • I, -
Any further information needed can be obtained
by addressing Miss BETTIE 11. THIMBLE, WAst-
Chester, Pa. - , or Wm. R. Barnes, Merchants-8011,
Pittsbufgh, until day of sale.
a pp: A. M'ILWAINE. Aric'ifF
ANADMINISTRATOR'S SALE . Or
GOLD MINING STOCKS, SILVER,, LEAD
OTHER STOCKS, PATENT RIGHTS, &el—
TUESDAY EVENING. April 14th, at 7% o'clo k,
Will be sold on second floor of the Commercial .. - es
Rooms, No. 106 Smithfield street, by order of W .
Phillips. Esq., Administrator of C. W. Bicketln,
deceased:
6,750 shares 31erranee Silver Lead Ca, of is
court. r , 1
30.000 shares Gold Mountain Mining Ograblha.
tion Co., oVColorado.-
.1,334 shares Phelps S. Gilmore Gold Miningto.„
of Colorado. . - i
5,800 shares Franklin Mining Co.* of Missouil..
An undivided one-half interest in Smith's P afent
Thresher. 'I
Interest or Patent Right. for the. States of leira, .
Wisconsin and Michigan, in Smith's Patent Rea r.
An undivided one-haleinterest in Smith's Patent
Breech Loading Cannon.
One-half of a certain old Cannon-in Beaver eon ty.
Parts o( eight or nine Reaping Machines. made
atter patent of thnith's Reaper, and now atWilsoh's,
on Ferry'street. 'll
.._
'''-'.. Rick( beim'
7'tiiiinierest of C. W...tielsetson, Debi an
undivided one-half of ship Edward. This vont
was lost:on the coast of Brazil in 1850, undetteir
eunistanees which gave the owners a claim foA in
demnity against the Government of that con try,
but which has been thus far urged in vain.
unit' A. 11lc1LWAINE, Auction
BY L.LBGGATB.
T' .
ARM, GARDEN PLOTS OD
COUNTRY SITES, AT-AUCTlON.—Theriiwill
he sold on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,.-April
lath, 1865,nt 10 o'clock, the valuable homestead
farm of Mr. Wm. Lynch, adjoining Ilaysyllid 49ta-
Hon, on the P., Ft. ,V. &C. Ity., eleven miler below
the city. The entire farm contains ninety-three
acres, is in good -state of cultivation, is beautrily
situated, fronting the Ohio river, the Beaver ad.
andthe Township road. There are Orchards V nes.
Small Fruits, Shrubbery, and a never failing IVring
of pure Water. On the place is an excellent ?aria
Dwelling House, containing six rooms. attic' and
wanerate complete, all in first condition; MO ooh
stables, barns, out-houses, tenant house, &c, *C.
The whole premises are in capital orker, an are
worthy the special attention of all In quest of ahead
tiful and convenient home, combining the advanta
ges of the codntry with easy access to the city.l-rithe
trains dally to and from the elt3r.. 'Special &Midair -'
Is invited to this highly attractive sale, which: Oates
face on account of the advanced age of the olir .v ier.
ale. indisputable. , City, purchasers will tale the
45 tr . ln Stem Allegheny: ~Dinner will .be se ed
on the premises. Will be sold in one lot, or dillided
'as may be desired by purchasers. There arc a num
ber of very tine sites for building. Don't fait ti , at
tend.
. A. LEGGATE. AuetiOned,
aria 159'rederal street. - Allegheny.
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REMOVALS.
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Iternov . od to No. as - intnrri tliT" rlttabuy
ptu te; T. H. D1ADF.1RA.,...1441
tEmovAL .
STOCK AND •REAL ESTATE SROAERs ;jr
AUCTIONEERS, bare removed to ,
Mo. 115 FOVIIITII 1541-115E1%
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