II
NEw
CHEAP .POE THE PEOPLE......
'he OHBA T' WESTERN' GUN WORKS hate been
,emoted to .110. 179 SMITHFIELD STREET, where
glialwapthe found the most complete amtortment
r Onns,-Platola, Aninntnition and Sport
aw Material, &c., to tee city. .Allklnde of Guns
7td Pistols carefully repaired. Cash paid for
iRHT RIFLES and REVOLVERS. Send Stamp
27 * illueraled Circular. Agents leanted in every
;wn in the United States. Address, J. H. JOHN - -
FON. 179 Smithfield Street. Pittsburgh.
WOE E.EN T.
. _
M
A LARGE BRICK HOUSE and lot - of ground.
:te the property of Mrs. A. McDade situate at
, erner Station. Allegheny Valley R. 'R. Also, '3
It AMY; DWELLING: adjoining the above.
Apply to' C. StiIITEIX.•
np14:051-d&F Adml n let ratot'• I_
JOTlCE.Letteits of Adminis- .
--- trat lon on the Estate of 7.1r5..A2 4 M McDADE.
de of Penn township, deceased, have been granted
.the undersigned. Ali .persons Indebted to said
state are requested to pay, OM those having claims
present them, duly authenticated, to •
CEIRISTIAN SNIVELY.
Administrator.
kOR SALE,
•
Watch Boxes, Motes and. Pipes,
!Proposals will be received .at the 'Mayor's Office
tUt3ATITIMAY,' April itith, fur the purchase of
!I the Watch Boxes, Stoves' and Pipes connected
Ph the same, at. present' In use throughout this
/ By order of the Pollee Committee..
!nun! ' JOBN 71AliEl, Chairman
BM=
VIE fr.co., Merchant Tailors,
No. ail Podolia St, Athigheny,
. . .
cc just received a large mid well seletted stock of
Frrry. SPRING GOODS,
liltable for a aret class custom trade. Also. a large
'oek of GENT'S IoUItIiISIIING 000DS. 'aDl5
'4AVING DISPOSED OF MY
LUMBER YARD, situate at 157 Rebecca
. rect. Allegheny, I'a., and long Owned- and con
'cted- by -Messrs. rATTERSON & EVANS, to
LEX.ANDER PATTERSON, I take pleasure in
commending m) successor to all my customers and
Ist! who arc interested hi securing the lieSS quail
;Ls of all Mode of Lumber at prices to sett the most
istidlous.
B. 130NA1-143E
ap15:060
UMBER! •LUMBER! LUMBER!.
ALEXANDER. PATTERSON,
- ,
.e.RDS.I No: 1915 rreble Street formerly Manchester.
Ind No. 117 Ittbecca street,opposlte Gas Works.
'ALLEGHENY CITY.
DEALER IN ALL ELICDS CF
Rough and Planed Lumber,
ooriug, ' Doors.
eatberboarding, Sa.sit.
ingles, ' Mouldings.
w Mill Lumber, Cedar and Locust Posts.
ith and Palings. Oak and - Yellow Pine.
!..LtiO—FIRE BRICE, TILE and CLAY. a15:059
TFICE'OF COLLECTOR OF IN
TERNAL • REVENUE, 22d DISTRICT OF
6NNSYLVANIA. Pittsburgh, . No. 109 Fourth
'eet, April lA, 1865 . Notice Is hereby given .that
Awn sat ft.tint tit • Taxes on Incomes. tJarrtagec,
leer Plate Watches, .te.. and Special Taxes are
w due, and payment will be received thereon at
is of from the citizens within theformer boon
y ofPittstnirgh incluaing Eatereaceeille, Pitt
, d Oakland.- The foregoing taxes must be paid
fore the 25th day of April , 11465, otherwise acid!-
: -nal expense will be incurred. Deputy Collectors
M. E. HARRISON and JOHN A. SERGEANT
II receive; . after the 20th Instant, from the tax
. sera In those parts of the District not included .hr
aitore limits; and will poet notices of the time
d places when and where they will be prepared to
-,elve taxes collectable by them.
FEED. E. VOLZ. Collector. •
.:LACif. SILKS.
WHITE, ORR & CO.,
24 FIFTH STREET.
nvite attention to their stock of
SILKS,
WHICH THEY OFFER AT. LOW ITICEE.
WHICH
OUSIpECEEPERS,
USE THE, QUEEN, I
UEEN OF THE WASH-TUR.'
OUSE CLEANER; A CLOTHES WASHER;
A STAIN . REMOVER;
:POT ERADICATOR: A COLOR RESTORER:
. heaper than Soap. Solditsßottles by all respect
e Grocers. Indorsed by the Brat famllles of Alle
.ny county. Manufactured.by the -
- HEBB MANUFACITURtIO CO. •
• 2.: Office, No. 136 WOOD STREET. Pittitinrch.' -
........ . . . •
OTicE.. ...• • - • . _.- . - • .
. . .. .
• Vi [Manta:, A ithel of Information has been flied
re District Court Of the United States for the
stetn, District of l'ennsylvania, against the
• wery of ANDREW KOENIG. situated in the
tof Allegheny*, and about '7O bbls. of Schenk
r, 40 bbls. of Lager Beer, 10 hogsheads, 51 vats,
barrels. 1 s - at,.l small vat, 1 copper pump, 3 sec
f s of hose , containing about 70 feet; :a small
' s. 1 bucket , ' 1 kettle and appurtenances: 1 cooler
ing the property of Andrew Koenig. The said
drew Koenig and all persons claiming on interest
said property are hereby notified to be and appear
ore our. said Court, at Pittsburgh, on the 380th ,
.1- of April, 1808, at 11 o'clock A. K., then and
re to make answer to , the premises, and inter
s. e for their respective • interests, and make their
' gallons In that behalf. .
= THOS. A. ROWLEY, U. S. Marshal.
arshars Office, Aprillo. MM. - , apil:o3B
O BUILDERS AND CONTRAC-
. -
!sled Proposals will be received by the Bbard of
• ooi Directors of :the' Fifth Ward of the City of
egheny, up' to the 30m .DAY OF APRIL, for
ilding a Public School' House
aid ward. Platts'and 6pectficatlons can be seen
he office of Messrs-BAHR &MOSED, Nos. yb & 4
Clair street, Pittsburgh.
he Directors reserve the right of rejecting any
II bids, and requiring security for the faithful
formance of the contract.
ddress the undersigned, at ttio. 10 St. Clair St.,
Box• 319 , Pittsburgh P. 0., marking “Propo
s" on outside of envelopes. .
.By order of the Board. •
p1f,:044 JOHN E. PARKE, President.
OTICE.
I have sold my stock of BOOTS. SHOES, &c.,
..y son, GEORGE . NV. TANNER, and solicit the
ronage of my former customers to the htmie... ,
. .
- • •-• , JAMES P. TA:R.OIIUL '•
rrsnmcOu, April 9th; 1868
eferring to the above Card, I inspeetfally ask the
tinuance of the patronage of the former laise.
ces shall be as low as the lowest.
GEO. W. TANNIF.B.
=
1):14: 1 (,t):1) 4 :11tit.0.1:i:1>iICJ:i014
PAID FOP;
I I VtR,NMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD, ,
'OUPONS AND COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
J. F: STAIN a C 0. 1 Bipiers,
Corner of 11Opd and Third,lgtreets.
OR SALE.
.. . ,
500 bush. No.• l s9rhue.Wheat; • ' •
SOO '.. ". •prltaelvthier Wheat: -
160 " 'prima•ltye: • •
1,000 4 . Oster • ; .•• • , • '•• -, •
350 ". -prime Peach Blow Potatoes:
or sale by nrrt.Hcoem, McCREEBY &CO
• •
NIVEIRMIL • - • :•
CLOTHES wpativnis . •
t the manutneturera".wholesale and retail prices,
AG and 28 St. 'Clateetreet. •
, . • • J. &H. PHILLIPS
P Sole agents for this county.
the
) ° ;re v i € h“" i t,. l l - . .,l H. B s p illu g laß t i g t :_ re
ed
b3 st ut marke t; the
lb
_ Sole agents for tills coun t y . '
s ;flu i ~ or: ire
dews, oh e different widths, foe et Dios. and 118 Clats street. ' '
a. IS J: & PUILLIPS.
TAPilluen . •
EATITER BELT
qtl4.llt.T;lviTranlejdnhli
t tit • the lowest
CS.
or 518 ; and . 211113 t. Chill' 'treat.
MIL& 1111 : 1 1111E11:11EIThe 'AND
STEAM PACKIXtt,' Wholesale anti retail, at the
Its Rubber Repo t,
. x 0 sad 111)10t, Qlair street._
, t 1.5 •
*DIA RU 11101114 IVO= 864
to 3 inch Cillbre, et bidis 'Robber Draft. •• •
"IS ' J. 11.-PHILLII%;
- NEW AiivEßTlsErcerris."
10 — !.ECTU1LE BY
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
This elorytent orator; and most intelligent colored
man In the World, will dolly ar a new and highly In
teresting lecture, -at
LAFAYETTE HALL,
To-morrow" riursday, s Evening, 411.116.,
.-..---
sußiEcr-ssitErVIILICAI ! T GOVERNMENT cat
THE ONE MAN POWER."
POSITIVELY FOR'ONE NIGHT ONLY., \
' Tickets only 50. tents, to all parts of the Hall.
Ko Iteserred Seats.
Tickets .are now for; sale at C. C. 3fellor`silcic
Store, 81. Wood street. *
DC:WON open at 7 crtlOch: letture to . comrnen4
ap15:056
A N ORDINANCE to. authorize
A CI. the Grading and Pnvlng of Six Streets, One
Avenue and,One Alley. •
,and
1. Be ft ordained' and enacted by the Select
,and Common Councils qf the City of Allegheny, and
it fe hereby enacted by the authority of the same,
That the Committee on Streets be and they are here
by authorized and directed to Invite and receive pro
posaLs for the Grading] and raving of Franklin
street, from the east side of Sedgwick street to Bea
ver avenue; Locust street, from east side of Sedg
wick street to Fulton street; Concord street, in the
Third and Seventh wards; Balkam street. from Rob
inson street to the river' Park street, from Grant
avenue to Sturgeon street; South Canal street, front
Madison avenue to Sycamore street; Spring Garden
avenue. from Chestnut street to the city line; Green
alley, from Chesnut to Centre streets—and to con
tract therefor with the lowest and best bidder or
bidders, at their discretion. -
Sxc. 2. That for thermrpose of defraying the cost
and expenses of the said improvements, there be
and is hereby levied a special tax, to be equally as
sessed upon the several lots bounding and abutting
upon the said streets, avenue and alley respectively
in proportion to the feet front in them respectively
comprised, and bounding and abutting as aforesaid.
SEC. 3. That as soon as the cost and expenses of
said improvements shall be fully ascertained, it shall
be the duty of the Street Commissioner to assess
and apportion the same among the several lots
bounding and abutting 'upon said streets ; avenue
and alley respectively, according to the rule above
Indicated, and thereupon proceed to make demand
and collect the same, according to the provisions of
the act of the General 'Assembly ,of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania; entitled An Aet defining
the manner of collecting the expenses of grading
and paving of the streets and alleys of the City of
Allegheny, and for other purposes." passed the 30th
of March, i&2. ,
SEC. 3. That so much of any ordinance n's may con
flict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the
same is herebYrepealed.l
Ordained and enacted into a law this the 9th day
of April; A. D.I.S6S.
• JAMES 3feBRIEE,
• President of Select Council.
'• J. S. SLAGLE,
President of Counnon Council.
Attest
I). 3fAcFknittoN. Clerk of Select Council.
It 4 DiLwouTil.' Clerk of Common Council. apIS
RESOLUTIONI to open PIcDON
ALD ALLEY.
KESOLVED, By the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Allegheny, That McDonald alley he
and it is hereby opened from Washington avenue to
Franklin street, and that Messrs. R. R. RAY, JAS.
GRAHAM and VOL CHAMBERS. freeholders, be
and they ate LOOT appointed viewers to view and
assess the datnages and pencilts In accordance with
the provisionsni the act of Assembly, approved May
lat. A. D. Mil, and that the Clerks of Councils no
tify them of their appointment.
Ordained and enacted into a law this the Oth day
of April, A. D. Md.
JAMES MeIIEIER,
President of the Select. Council.
j. t.M.AtiLE,
' President of the Common Couuctl.
Attest:
- D.'ILACFERIION. Clerk of Select Council.
R. DILWORTH, Clerk of Common Council. rtpls
A.N 011:DLNANCE to widen Side-
La. -walk of WARD'S ALLEY.
Sax: 1. Be it ordained 'and enacted by the Select
and Common Council* of the City of Allegheny, and
it cs,hereby enacted Ly the authority of the same.
That the Sidewalk ou Ward's alley shalt be five (5)
feet in width, to-the outside of thy curbstone.
'Sac. 2. That so ranch orany ordinante as may con
flict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and
the same Is hereby repealed. • •
• Ordained and enacted into a law this the 9th day
of April, A. D. 1868.
JAMES 31eBRIER.
President of Select Council.
J. S. SLAGLE.
tw i t, President of Common Council.
A.
D. MAcrenno.w. Clerk of Select Council.
DlLwourn. Clerk of Common Council. apls
A N ORDINANCE changing the
nameti of SPRING GARDEN PLANK, ROAD.
Sze. 1. Beg ordained and enacted by'the' ffetect
and Common Councihr of the City of Allegheny, and
it is hereby enacted t by the authority of the acme,
That Spring Garden. Plank Road, in the Seventh
ward, ghall hereafter be known and designated as
SPRING GARDEN AVENUE.
Ordained and enacted into a law tale the 9th day
of April, A. D. ISBS. . _
Attest_
I). BIACkSitRON. Clerk of Select COunell.,
R. DILWORTII , Clerk of Cornmon Council. apls
A' ORDINANCE
Ifieressing Width of Sidewalks on Fifth
Street, from Market to Smithfield
Streets.
'SEC. 1: Be it ordained and enacted by the City of
Pittsburgh, in Defect and Common Councils assem
bled, and it is hereby enacted bp the authority of the
same, That the Sidewalks is Fifth (sth) street, from
Market to Smithfield, be increased from twelve (112)
to fourteen tl4) feet,. on either side, to be taken
from the present roadway or eaetway ; Provided,
that this ordinance shall not .be Oust:tied so as to
authorize the extension of vaults in said street be
yond their present limits.
SEC. That any ordinance orpart of ordinance
conflicting with the passage of this ordinance at the
present time, be and the same is hereby repealed so
far as the same affects this ordinance.
._.. . . . ,
Ordained and enacted into a law in.Counclia, this
26th day of March, A. D.-1865.
• • •JAMES MCAULEY,
President of Select Council.
Attest: E. S. MORROW,
' ' Clerk of Select Council. •
. W. A. TOMLINSON,
. •
President of Common.Councli.
Attest: II Call McMAsran,
. Clerk of Common Council. apl.i:osB
51.
II oiwyr.F. * BAKER'S
I •
•
r • I • SEWING DIACIIINES I '
At the New and Elegant Sales Rooms
' OF THE COMPANY,
' 51 FIFTH' STREET.
. ,
Also, NEEDLES, ATTACHMENTS, MACHINE
SILKS and COTTONS, THREAD, MACHINE OIL,
itc. The , citizens of Pittsburgh are respect
filly Invited to call.
Applications for Agencies solicited. Circulars or
Dimples by mail on applicationr. Correspondence to
be addressed to
•
GROVER.* BAKERS M 00
FIFTH STREET, PITTHiItrEGH
.:'
THE BEST FITTING DBA.W.BBS
' IN THE WORM. ARE THE.
Patent Pantaloon :DrawOrs..
The genuine bear our trad '
• p.PID
gLAcio,
rateittees and Hauntsrawer*.
_ No. 58 White St., Newlerk.-
te29:4ll:itw7
pEINDEVAL . BECKETTi : i
- . : 26114:411 4 1114 4 :Ergatig i Oni i
Mate pt Pi.W. a a..nkaa ar . ) - :. I ..
. °Mee. No. 79 FEDERAL STREET "Room Nth SI
tip Maim.. , P. O. /km SO; AIANG/IllY .ca.T. ,
"MACHINERY; of.all descztptions,' _ estiftied. __,
BLAR r igiENACICood ROLIANGIIILL DRAW
INGE' bed. Pari . oular o alon mad to Al&
14niqr OLLIRRY 1 4. II . . PaJoots c
naeamar vollotted.. • An , NINO' DRAW
ING cum for mechanics every WEDNESDAY
NIGHT. - . _ oplioN
r~ss v x k r
os.tus~~' df-i't Y t bvt w Sy 7 2 .F ~sl .t..
+F'~:~+✓"Sfw`~Ye'~-'r`r. o-.,.~a~i3i4"vr ~L
JAMES McBRIER.
President of the Select Council
J. S. SLAGLE,
President of Common council'
ELASTIC STITCH
EMI
LOCH• STITCH
WITH LATEST MTEO'VENENTS,
PIM
NEW ADVER'PIBEMENTS.
SIXTH lisT OF.
filed In TIONS TO SELL LIQUORS, /n the Clerk's
.Office, for the months of March and Apr/L.1868.
Pittsburg •
John O'Connor, tavern. Tit ward,
R. I). Salter, tavern, Ist ward.
H. 11. Neeland, tavern, Ist ward.
Oswald Heckman. tavern; Ist ward.
Wm. Pollock. tavern, Ist Award.
John G. F. Miller. tavern. Ist ward. .
Jui! Seirerth & Co., other goods, Ist Ward.
Jos. McKee. tavern, 24 ward
Thos. Bailey, tavern. 24 ward.
John C. Rothe, tavern, 2cl ward.
Levi Lewis, tavern, 2d ward.
Frank Lutz, tavern. Uld ward
E. Heineman, tavern, 2d ward.
Albert Uhlman, tavern, 2d lward,-.
A. L. :De Martin, tavern, 3d ward.
Johanna - McGraw, other goods, 3d-ward
Daniel Bleentai, tavern. 4th ward. -
Rosa Maurer. tavern, 4th Ward.
Wm. Ruckbelsen. tavern, 4th ward.
Jos. N. Anderson, tavern. 4th ward.
Neal MeCallion,taVern. 4th ward. •
Wm: Carr & Co., other goods. 4th ward.
J. Adler Sc Co., other goods. 4th ward.
Albert Glockner, other goods. 4th ward.
L. Stern, other goods. 4tu ward.
John Ostertualer, _tavern, sth' ward. -
John Miller. tavern, sth ward.
Mich Matter, tavern, sth ward.
Thos. Kelly. tavern, sth ward.
David Collins, tavern;*sth ward..
Wm. Veitmeler. tavern, sth ward.
Geo. W. Buckler, eating house,sth ward.. . -
Daniel Donovan, eating house , sth ward.
Peter Gelschelmer, other goods. sth ward. -
Croco & Spencer; taveF, 6th. ward..
'
C. Schaffer, eating - hoe •; 6th ward.
C. F. Good, tavern, 7 h ward.
Albert Riley. other goods. 7th ward.
John Kihchel, tavern. 7th ward.
Mich. Sweeny. tavern, Stlrward.
Anthony Monaghen, other goods. Bth ward.
George Brattier, tavern, 9th ward. -
Henry taunt, tavern, 9th ward.
H. 1101Iman, tavern, 9th ward..
LucaSlZlmmer, eating house. 9th ward.
Garret Phelan, eating house. 9th ward.
David Music. eating house. 9th ward.
Wm. Sewell, other goods. 9th ward. .
Felix Laverty. tavern, 10th ward.
Wm. lioltzheimer, eating house, 10th ward. ,
Alfred Alms. eating house, 10th ward. -
N. Stilton, othergoods, - 10th ward.
Allegheny.
William Ilyirgers, tavern, I,t ward.
Adam Beplet, tavern, Ist ward.
Ed. F. Miller, tavern, Ist ward. .
Michael Fisher, tavern, Ist ward.
John Fletcher, eating house, Ist ward. •
d. M. Kirby, tavern, 2d ward.
Chas. Fosblnder, tavern, 2d ward.
Francis I'. Byrne. tavern; 2d ward.
Adam Ileyl, tavern, Sid ward.
Jas: 31cA Ulster, tavern, 2d ward.
Jas. Campbell, tavern, 2d ward. •
Lawrence Sproal. tavern, 2d ward.
John Apple, tavern, 3d ward.
Anthony Hoffman, tavern, 3d ward.
Chas. - Mahler, tavern, 3d ward.
John J. Walker, tavern, 3d ward. •
Lewis Stuotz, eating house, 3d ward. • "
John Saddler, eating house, 3d ward.
Richard Brown. eating house. 3d ward.
Christ. Klein, tavern. 4th ward.
_Anna Froelich, tavern. 4th ward.
Saiuuel (raber, tavern, 4th ward,
Chas. King, tavern. 4th ward.
John Mclntyre,givern, 4th ward.
Christ. Schanzeukach, tavern, 4th ward.
Wm. Kirchenhaus,ltavern. 4th - ward. -
IL-ltrozer & Co,. tavern. 4th ward.
C. 31. Seely, tavern. 4th ward.
Wm. \Vessel, tavern, 4th ward.
Patrick Featherstone, eating house. 4th ward.
R. & A. Carson, other goods. 4th ward.
Xavier Higley.. tavern, Ath ward. • -
John Kohrson,,eatinghotise. Bth ward.: •
Patrick Cniney' tavern. oth ward.
Phil. Wagner, tavern. oth ward.
John Renner, eating house. 7th ward.
Henry Slunk, tavern, Bth Ward.
Borough*.
Henry Zimmerman. tavern, Braddocks.
Val Gehring. tavern, Birmingham.
Wm. Krnmm. tavern, Birmingham.
• John Musser. tavern, Binninghatti. , •
Jena , Kammerer,Aavern,' Birmingham.
Sophia Roll, tavern, Birmingham.
Christ. Stange, tavern, Birmingham. •
Sarah Smitlr eating house. Birmingham.
John tivern,East Birmingham..
Wm. Ahrenbeltz, tavern. East Birmingham.
Fred. Diesler, tavern, East Birmingham.
Henry Wilhelm. eating house, Eaat Birmingham,
Geo. Lehrman, tavern, -East Birmtngluim.
Braun & Brother. ethergoods„ East Birmingham.
'Chas. Oaring, other goals, East Birmingham.
John Ramsey. tavern, West Elizabeth.
Geo. Hite, tavern. Lawrenreville.
Rosa Houck. tavern, Lawrenceville.
Michael Burger, tavern, Lawrenceville.
Thomas Keliliacker. tavern. Lasvreficeville.
Fred. J. Lauth, tavern. - Lawreueeville.
Leopold Hart. tavern. Lawrenceville. -
.John Meyer, tavern, Lawrenceville. 7
Peter Ernge. eating house, Lawrenceville.
George ranker, eating house. Lawrenceville.
Matthew Slater, tavern. McKeesport.
John Wertenbach, tavarn. McKeesport.
Arthur Erenburg. tavern. McKeesport. -
\Vin. Schaum. other &roods. McKeesport.
Fred. iloracker. other goods, South Pittsburgh.
John Deitch, other goods. South Pittsburgh.
John Staff. other goods, South Pittsburgh.
Townships.
..... _
Frank Bopp. tavern. Collins.
Samuel Tomer, tavern. Collins.
Michael Shireman, taveln. Collins.
Samuel-Chester. tavern. Elizabeth.
Thomas Hidings. tavern. Indiana.
Henry Leffler, other goods, Liberty
Henry Waldschmidt,, tavern, Ohio.
.Toseph Ewker, tavern, MiMM.
Jacob Leib, tavern, Mifflin.
Peter Steiner, eating house. Mifflin
Daniel Scoble, tavern. McClure.
Louts Mike. tavern, McClure..
Henry Waidschmidt, tavern. Ohio.
.1. G. Hommel. tavern. Oakland.
.Tames White, tavern. Richland.
Christ. Froolicb; tavern, Rosa. -
Fred. Seidl: tavern. Robinson.
Chas. Miller. tavern, Shaler.
J. C. Bieber. tavern. Shaler.
Geo. Bowman, Lavern, Shaler,
Philip Fund, tavern. Slimier.
Jos. Hillman. tavern, Shaler.
liaise Rankin, tavern,Upper St. Clair,
.Jas. McNulty, tavern, Lower St. Clair.
Richard Lenbard, tavern. Lower St. Clair.
8e Lauer. tavern, Lower St. Clair.
Ed. MeTiernau, tavern, Lower St. Clair.
John Butler, tavern, Lower St. Clair. -
'R. It. Bell. tavern, Lower St. Clair.
Alex. Mutherin, tavern. Lower St. Clair. . •
RichardLenhard; . tavein. Lower St. Clair.
Frank Golligly, tavern, Lower St. Clair.
Jas. Mooney, eating house. Lower St. Clair.
The License Board will. sit - -on. PitWAY.,. the
17th day of April, 1868. at 9 o'clock A. N. for
hearing the above applications.
JOHN G. BROWN.' Clerk.
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TERI'S—Per session -of nye months, Al weeks—
Boarding with Room and Light, $80; Tuttle ,n $lO
to $18; 1411s;thig, Per dozen, NV cents. •bluste,
Painting and Languages extra. A deduction. of LSI
percent. is made for the . daughters 9f clergymen.
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ON MONDAY, April 6th.
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business, they desire gratefully to ackno wl edge the
very generous sytupathy manifested by their patrons
and the public, for the firm's severe loss in the de-
Struction by lire of their new store room, and to
return their sincere thanks lorthe liberal patronage
bestowed upon them since.
The New Establishment will be Opened
ON A SCALE OF
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ner much superior to that which has suffered demo
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Of Every Description.
ALSO, A FULL LINE OF
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Will take place at the °Mee of the Company. No.
St. Clair street, on WEDNESDAY. April 21a;.
186 S. at 10 o'clock A. at. . aprito3.l
. PITTSBURGH. FORT WAYNE & CHICAGO RAIL
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ORS OF THIS COMPANY have declared
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PER CENT.. free of Government tax, on the Capi
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ou and after WEDNESDAY, the 15th day of Aprll,
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York, and at the office of the Treasurer to those re
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The Transfer Books will close on the 31shlav of
March. at 2 o'clock P. M.. and re-open 011 the 16th
day of April, 1868, at 10 o'clock A.M.. •
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apntoZ Secretary.
PITTTBURGH AND - TUBA
- RIVER 31INING CO.—The Annual Meet
ing of tile 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 21 o'clock P. M.
mh3l:n72 - • JAMES FINLAY. Secretary.
WANTED.
AVANTEI' :GOOD :GER1111.411"
GARDNER. A sober, industrious married
man, with a small family, to ake charge of and live
on a garden farm within nineteen miles of the city.
There is a good brick house of six rooms, kitchen,
hall and cellar, for the gardener to occupy, and to .
whom liberal wages will be paid, for One that is corn
potent and trustworthy. For particulars inquire of
0. H. TOWER. Beal Estate Agent,
apS:ola No. 164 Fourth St:. Pittsburgh.
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NATIONAL PUBLISHILNO
mltranniCthd&F Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR SALE
F OR SALE.
_ _
A RIVER BOTTOM FARM OF 76 ACRES. 19
miles from the city, In Elizabeth rpwnship. Atte
ghenrcounty. ra..,0)1 the Youghiortnt fly river, iie
half mile from Elrod's Station, on the Connellsville
railroad: near churches. schools; stores, Sic, in the
Nourishing villages of Boston and Green Oak. The
improvements are a two-story brick house of six
rooms, hall and cellar, a good frame bank barn with
stabling:underneath, and other outbuildings: a well
of good standing water at. the door, and several
standing springs of water on the farm, and an or
chard of 700 trees of selected fruits of apples:cher
ries, pears, peaches, quinces and grapes. This prop
ertv being located near the line of the railroad.
within one hour's ride of the city, makes it very de
sirable for gardening or a dairy ' farm; it Is also a
good and beautiful location for country homes near
the City; lying Inunediately on the river, on the op
posite side from the railroad. The West Newton
Accommodation and other trains on the railroad af
ford certain and frequent opportunities of daily
communication to and from this city. Will he sold
as at whole or lu lots of one acre or more, to suit pur
chasers.
Also, A . FARSI OF 173 ACRES, situated in St.
Clair township, Westmoreland county, Pa., near
the like of the Pennsylvania-Railroad at Houston
Station.. The improvements .are a two-story frame
house.. with six rooms and good cellar, a frame bane
barn 40 by 80 feef..and other outbuildings. There
Is on the place a• young apple and peach orchard;
120 acres cleared laud, divhled Into fields of conve
nient size. a large portion Of which are well set in
clover and timothy; the residue of said tract cov
ered with good timber. It Is well watered and un
derlaid with coal and limestone: and is convenient
to ehurchts, schools, stores. mills and blacksmith
s hops. A real good bargain Is offered in this excel--
lent farm; and with It will be sold all the personal
property on the premises. consisting of horses,
cows, stock cattle, hogs and poultry, harness, gears,
wagon, rows', farming implements and household
and kite ten furniture. Together will be sold very
low and Lin easy terms. to a responsible purchaser.
Also, a desirable and very fertile Tract of Laud of
158 Ac.trEs AND 25 PERCHES. in Elizabeth Tp.„
Allegheny county. Pa.. on the line of the Itempfleld
railroad, and ate and one-hidf miles from the Con
nellsville railroad at Suter's Station. On this farm
are 40 acres of superior white oak timber, which
alone Is now worth one-half the price asked for the
whole tract-- Tile Improvements are a log house.
frame barn, 'good fearing; and an apple orchard of
good fruit. It is well u :Herod and underlaid with
limestone and Hag stoneOf a superior !lustily, with
stone coal for the use-or the ihnu. - : '
Also, The best FARM. In Fairfield township,
Westmoreland county, Pa, of 230 ACRES, about
six miles south of the' Pennsylvania Central Rail
road at Bolivar Station: The Improvements are two
large hewed log dwellings; one of the largest and
best frame barns In the township; two apple or
chards, in good bearing condition; corn crib, wagon
shed and other outbuildings. The whole farm is
widens high state of mil tivation; fencing all in lirst
.rate order, and the land Of the best.quality , of
stone soil, about 200 notes of which Is cleared and
the residue of the tract in good timber, such La
white .oak, rock oak, hickory, walnut and beech.
This property will be sold very cheap and on good
terms, as the owner wishes to engage In other bust,
bessr For particulars enquire of • • . •
G. U. TOWER, lei Fourth Street.
ap14:02
F OR SALE: -
Property near Mansfield for Sale.
A very desirable piece of land of 16 acres, having
an orchard of about 3 acres, and a good frame house
of b rooms and cellar; a spring of Meyer falling wa
ter near the house. Located on .An elevation about
handle a mile west of 3lavistield Station, on the Pan-
R. It. To be sold as a. whole or In iota, to
suit purchasers, from Rfto 5 acres: .
Inquire:of DANIEL SIVOtIEII, Real Estate and
Insurance Agent. NO. 77 Federal Street, Allegheny
City, on second door.
FOR SALE.
A good frame dwelling of five rooms, 'large halt
finished attic and good cellar, with lot 14 by 129 .
feet 9 inches. situate No. 90 Adams street, Sixth
ward, Allegheny City, which will be sold low and on
good terms. as the ownerwishes to leave the city.
Inquire of DANIEL SWOGER, Ne. 77 Federal
street, - Allegheny City. on second floor. •
FOR SALE.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.—Two good lots on
Sheffield street: one lot on Adams stkeet: one lot on
Franklin street: three small lots on Chanters street,
Allegheny.. A lot in East Liberty, being lot No. 14
ow Dennison avenue. A number of lots on Jacks
Run. _
• Inquire of DANIEL. SWOGER, No. 77 Federal
street, Allegheny. City.. second floor.- -
A good Farm of 70 Acres, 00 of which are culti
vated, and balunce In timber. having-10 acres- of
orchard, consisting of apples, peaches and pears; a
good - lo* house 010. rooms and cellar; a -good log
Liam arm well watered, having a good spring
near the door; 50 acres underlaid , with coal. Situ
ate 11.2 miles northwest of Allegheny, City,. and 4
miles from Sewickley or llilendalc Station, on tins P.
F. W. & C. R. It. lerms easy. Inquire at 77 Fed
eral street Allegheny City, second floor.
inbigan&
Tors FOR' SALE-SEVERAL
BUILDING LOTS on Observatory 11111, Second
1 ard, Allegheny City, are offered for sale—cheap.
The location is a very desirable one, commanding a
fine view of both cities, Is easy of access, and there
is abundance of stone on the ground ror building
purTo4. Ai ol at the . paint shop of 31c-
VOWrlNg4Al,Algheny Diamond. RE
Tills OFFICE:. or on the premises; near the Oh
mic/I:Ws
servatory Building.
ITE FOR... SUBURBAN • REAL
CITE
HENCE FOR SALE.-four - acres of
and in no agreeable location, having a.ti ne view of
the Monongahela river, nine miles front the City. on
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, near a. stationi
two tenant houses, would rent fort4oo per annum.
Orchard of young times, Vineyard of 800'01u:dee
vines. lr&luable timber, three spring* and a stream
of water. -'Apply to S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
milt Real Estate Agents, fig& Smithfield Bt.
.kOll SALE .- HORSES. - At HOW
ARD'S LIVERY AND SALE STABLE oneflllB
MILY HORSE Ulan: three DAPP-LE GREY
HORSES: . one .LARGE DRAUGHT HORSE; three
BLACK. MARES; two GREY. MARES. FIRST
STREET; near Monongahela 80um... . . •
--Horses bought and sold on commlnion.
FOR RENT.
1010011110- JFIIOIIIT . ROOMS,
AA ; located,,and very desirable
apartments, In perfect order., nexCdoorto first Wats
hoarding house, can be had by gentlemen and their
wires or single gentlemen. fhe -beet of references
required. Inquire on DUQUES'NE WAY, two doors
below tiancock.street. - apl3fo4o
lAppt .. , ... . ..... .
CHEAP! CHEAP!
so- PRINTS, DELAINESI -
T WEEDS,. O.II3BIIIIKIIES.
/RP FLANNELS, COULARS. • - ; •
• Allir LIOSIER I Y AND. GLOVES.
GOODS.
: AZ SIINIT JP
•
HOOP SIiaRTS, LACES..
AT:TEtE NEW DRY GOODS STORE OF
tar No. 168 Wylie .If.reet.,,Al
40 P• .
, . cininomiot
WEE'rNIftrri*AL'ORAIrGEk°Z
orger.-.Just . xtvo,, w -ii-at
arime ' , embus, for Bale 'Aar
FE maturA•FUTEI-411: sacks on steamer
e Braudies, to arrive fbr sale by
*pH • 38um' DICKEY a c(\
AUCTION SALES.
BY PALMER & PHILLIPS.
PALMER & PHILLIPS,
AUCTIONEERS _
And Con42nission-Ifferchants,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS,'
No. 60 Fifth Street,' Pittsburgh, Pa:: ;!
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS;
Dry Goods and Notions,
AT PRIVATE SALE DAY AND EVRNINd.
turCon ns signments Solicited.. Prompt Re., _
. , .
BY siriisoi, VANN®! & WOLEtTuliiD
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY
AUCTION SALE. -3
ELEGANT SILVER WARE,
French,Clocks, Parlor Ornaments &e.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, Aptll.,2let and
22d, at 2 and 734 o'clOck P. 14., at . i , :
MASONIC HALL AUCTION ROOMS,
55 and 57 Fifth Street.
Special attention is asked partial Silver b those de- •
siring either a complete or Ware fur- •
nishment. being the largest and the finest lot ever
offered at sale in this city.
The goods are late and recherche styles and pat- '
terns, manufactured exclusively for customer sales
by 4 ,one of the most • reliable Eastern houses, and
guaranteed TRIPLE PLATE.
In the assortment may be found choice Tete Sets.
elegant end varied Tea Sets; Urns; Dinner, Tea and
Pickle Castors: Cake,Card and Fruit Baakets,Stands
and Servers. lee. Syrup and Cream Pitchers and
Trays; 3lagic, Revolving and Plain Butter Dishes:
.Egg, Celery and Salt Stands; Oyster, Sony'. and '
Sauce Tureens nod. Ladles; Fruit, Jolley and Berry
Dishes; Fine Wine Stands; Ice and Sugar Bowls;
Butter and Cake Knives; Salad and-Pickle Staudt;
large and small Waiters; Salt, Mustard-and Egg -
Spoons: Tea, Dinner, Desert Forks and Spoons;
Goblets. Mugs,, Cups. Napkin Rings , Knife Rests,
Spoon Holders, Call Bells, Spoons, and a variety of
articles too numerous to locution.
Also, tine French Clocks, superb styles; Boquet
Vases. fancy articles. &c.. &c.
The attendance of the ladles is asked lu particular.
Seats provided.
Goods on exhibition ands examination on and after
theltithinst. . • . • • •
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apesSMITHSON, VANBOOK & '
ROUSE AND. VALUABLE LOTS
ON TROY"HILL,
AT .ALUC'X'ION.
TUESDAY, - April 14th. at 2 o'clock P. tit., on
the premises.. will be sold by auction, a. neat and
comfortable FRAME HOUSE of four rooms, with
two good cellars. Lot 68 feet front by SOU 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 by 200 feet in depth. This property Is sit
uated on Washingtonstreet, -bounded by Gardner,
Chesnut and Downing streets, and is.very desirable,.
being convenient to the street cars, and haTing the,
advantage of good board walks. . ..
S3IITIISON, VANHOOK & 3103LELLAIIWi
an,3: 7 Auctioneers
FURNITURE, CARPETtik- -
EXTENSION TABT.FS, DFRKS,
- MATTREgSES,
AND NEW
AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY'. April 16th. at the Masonic - 4UB '
Auction Rooms. 55 & 57 Filth street, at 10 o'clock. -
A. St., will be sold. a large assortment of new and
second-hand Furniture. consisting of. Book Cases,
.lilarble•top and Plain Dres:lug Bureaus. Bedsteads,
Wardrobes; :Extension, Dinlug,Card and Side Ta
,bles; Sofas, Tete-a-tetes. What-Tots ', IlttErorsittioth,
Cane and Wood Seat Chairs: Cribs, Lounges. &c.
New Hair. Husk and Cotton Mattresses; Super .In
grain 2-ply all-wool, rag, cottage, hemp, ball and
Ftair Carpets: in quantities to WV: purchasers:
ancy and Plain Window Shades, Venetlan,Blinds,
Cigars, Cutlery and queensware.
blew Carpets and "6 lndow Shades will be sold pre-
eisely at 2 o'clock.
. Fine Rosewood Piano at 3 o'clock P.
'SMITHSON, ITANHOOH..&McOLELLAkH,
'ap2s Auctioneers
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B"
'ERIES, CIGARS', FISH
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AND =INDIUM&
TITURSDAY, April lath, at I.l.o'clock-a..14,.al
Masonic Hail Auction Rooms, 55 atid 57 ;Fifth St:,
ssulbeSold without reserve: .
10 hall chests Black Tea; 10 kite Mackerel;
13'..bbis. Herring;23 boxes Herrings;.,
5 doz. Wash Bo ards; fldozen Buckets; "
30 Keelers and Tubs; 10 g_ross 'Toilet Soap:.
3 bbis. Shad = 20,000 Cigars, ziVd biands;
24. Mahogany PraMe Mirrors;
50 dozen Canned Fruits, assorted.
3IT TI;SON, VANHOOK d McCLELLAND,
spit Auctioneers
J. lENCO _X.'S
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
STOOK PURE AND FRESH. • :
Dealers, Gardeners 'and Private Families i
- '
Will find their requirements fully met. - .1
•
• . . .
Our large stock, complete assortment, and the se-
knowledged reliability of our stuff, leads us to eon- - - .1
fidently guarantee satisfaction to our customers.
Constantly on hand and for sale at the lowest.mar- ' 5
ket prices.
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
FIELD AND LAWN SEEDS.
POTATOES. •
GOODRICH, HARISON, BUCKEYE, WHITE
SPROUTSand CUZCO.
FLOWERING PLANTS AND REIMS. '
AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL .
IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS. .
ALL BOOKS relating to The *ARM, GARDEN
or GREEN HOUSE at publishers' printed prices.
Our New Descriptive , 'Seed Catalogue-, t
Gives full descriptions of. NE'W, 2tARE and MOST
DESIRAATA VE
varieties of GETABLET. AND'
FLOWERS, PLAIN, PLAIN, SIMPLII and PULL instructions
for sowing, planting and 'after management—prices
in packages or by weight, by mall or otherwise and , _
much other valuable information. • Bent- to all
plicants enclosing 10 cents.
J. III31011E; 4 .
Norseryman, Seedaman: awl Florist,
187, LIBERTIrI4I%,-:PITEI4IIBOW
air Depot of "KNOX'S 'FRUIT FARM an NUIR,
BEIIIEBOI. raloomSettwl , • ;
& H. PIEEMPS.
lova.sputriirGoops.-...
We are now receiving ttlxil
in onr owie iitlici i - I
manufactories a NEW STOCK of
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- 11_,OOR OIL CLOTHS, - z
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'CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND .;
:SHADE OM
OF EVERY DEBpRAPTI,ON..
Also, atoll line of
Transparent Minas's, elmilea.
HoMinds, Shade Fixtures,
• - ,
.Tassels.
iIwOLEk3ALE ANT)
312 vices AS LOW NO T A W THAN CAtf
H, E ti . ot
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