NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
- -
CHEAP GENII FOR THE PEOPLE.--
The GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS have teen
emoted to N 0.149 SMITHFIELD STREET, where
yin abarihe /onnd the most eampide assorteigetu - '
tr GUM Pistols, Ammunition and ElporU
Jag dto., in tee city. All kind* of ChM.
aseT Ptstots carefulim reizaired. Cash paid for
. 4.RNY RIFLES and RH vOLVERS. Seca Mtn,
'or Ulu:treed Circular. Agents wanted in eve"
own ae United States. .Arictre4s, - J. H. JOHN".
MOIL 1/9 Stnithlteld Street, Pittsburgh.
PLYMOUTH" CONGRE•
1 W 71 ; lE
i I iAnONAL CHURCH will hold services
n MOZART HALL, Seventh street, TO-MORRO W.
writing and evening, services to commence at
BBi and 'TM o'clock—HENßY B. ENSWORTH,
'udor.
WTHE SECOND METHODIST
CHURCH, Rebecca street, near Gas Works,
11.11egbeny. S. F. CROWTHER. Pastor. Preach
g every Sabbath. at 10% A. at. and 71,,4 r. 11- Sob
lb School at UM r. IL
Subject to-morrow monninu—"Tbe Gospel." In
, a evening—"lmportanee of Wisdom."
eTHE Rev. - 5; W. R. STUCK--
ENBERG, Pa (Generale English Evangel-
Lutheran Church, Synod.) situated on
Rand street, will preach SUNDAY MORNING and
F. VEXING, at the usual hour 10S A. )f. and TS
x. The friends of the congregation. and public
cordially invited.
UNIVERSALIST CRURCH__,
CORNER OF GRANT AND, THIRD ST&
Pastor. Rev. A. BOSSER3LAN. Pregehlng EVERY
JUNDAY at 1.0 . 4 A. X. and 736 rat. Sunday School
tt M. the people are Invited to come and
f Special subjects for to-morrow morning and even
g. Seats free and a Welcome to all.
OR. RENT,
AL GOOD ISTORE•ROON,
Dn
Smithfield street, now occupied, but can be Ta
inted by Ist of May.
. .
For further particulars address
ap.Z:pll E, GAZETTE OFFICE. '
EED•POTATOES. . _
Thirty Barrels Harrison.
For 6.0 e by JOIIN R. & A. 3 111RDOCII, Nursery
Florins and Seedgmen, 11.12 Smithfield atreCt
• ITT ALLEY.---Notice is hereby
given that the viewers repOrt on' •
WIDENING OP PITT. ALLEY,
AlgiwaclAllegieny, has been 'led In the Dis
flcou% iv.. .tpril Term, 1168,-for coutlr
attop. J. C. McOMDS.
aganpli: • City Solic (tor.
TEAM ENGINE,
Inch Bore, 30 inolitrolce s
iVlth or without. Do'Wry also several Portable and
tatloncry Engines and Bollera—for sale cheap,
at be ahlriped - to any point on short notice.
. ALEXANDER WALLACE;
Tldloute, Warren county,
CM
MECUM:Mg' N(YrICE.--Lettert
testamentary upon the estate of
William Robinson, Jr., deceased,
•
ave been granted to the undersigned. • All persons
sing claims against the o•state wilt present the
r•• a to the undersigned; and all persons Indebted to
e estate will make payment to the undersigned.
MART 210111:N80X,
xecutr.
W3I. SIIOEN E IIERGE ix R,
- JOHN MORRISON,
Executors.
1 1 0111ce of the Estate at No. 14 Federal street, Alle
teay City, with Mr. JOHN D. ROBINSON.
1ap23:p14
: E MAGNOLIA FARM,
150 - ACRES,
•
•
:pocated near 3feNcesport, not far from Elrod's Sta.
lon, on the Ronneßavine Railroad. New house, the
bun
condition; barn excelled by few in tbe
tititry. All improvements on the place are mod
n and of the best kind. Soil unsurpassed by any in
e country for farming. Fruit, grapes,
r t dance. Never fhilittg springs abound. coal
t
open. Fenee4 perfect. Will be sold cheap.
Apply to
STEEL & WILSON,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents,
11,711d;14,11 lotaiootroszzillloDtaq
: -..1 20,000 FEET
•:i STONE PEPE,
.., SRITABLE FOR SEWERS AND DRAMS,
. ,
i
. . FOR SALE By
'•-, BAILEY, FARRELL & CO.,
go. 167 Smithfield Street, Pittsburgh.
t ii , a
aps-,:ws i.
PRING STOCK
OF
CARPETS!
HAVE IN STORE THE
most complete assortment -of
CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS we
have ever opened, embracing
the newest styles - and designs
of the best FOREIGN and DO
MESTIC MANUFACTURERS,'
imported and selected with
special reference to the Pitts
burgh Market. Many of the
patterns are confined to our
honSe exclusively for this city. v- '
Withthe advantage* of Direct
Importation, we are now able
to offer early the newest and
choicest patterns of BRUS
SELS, from the most celebra
ted
.Engllsh looms, and at
prices isithin the reach of al
most - every householder. A
special but limited importa
lion of E.NOLLSU INGBAINS,
of extra quality, and in rare
and beautiful designs, will be
found especially choice and
desirable for Chambers. _
Our Stock of COMMON_ ALL-WOOL
WETS, pmichised 'before' the Carpet
Wfayers' strike, will be sold at the
serrates as previous to the last ad
and 'will' furnish CARPETS to
thit multitude:at the lovmstprirmaince
the war. A good CARPET FOR 25
OMITS. A YARD. '
„
n. " - Thosehavinirarlors or
Drawling Rooms to ittenisli are
epee/tally invited to examine
uansnally large number of = , ,
Piggeries particularly. adapted
-%::to Ulm *impose, Which weeder
;:in W 111 4 0021 and TAPEATZT
VELVETa and 1111101MEIA at
low prices. _ '
o
• '•;,.,'",`...',111b011]:t111)011.':•.'•
‘& 'COWART
- •4
MINE
N 7
• SPRING GOODS, -
. 1 1 / 241 11 4 1 ,it t io D a E rRST CLASS 31 - ENCHANT TAILOR
JUST OPENED, AT
HENRY G. HALE'S,
Corner of Penn and st. Clair Streets.
Q,PECTA.CLJES,
WARRANTED TO
IMPROVE THE SIGHT,
AT
DUNSEATH & HASLETT'S,
JEWELERS ASZD OPTICIANS,
65 FIFTH ST.; OPPOSITE MASONIC HALL.
AN ORDINANCE
Relative to the Pittsburgh and Miners
_ • • vine Railway Company.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained and enact Counci l* he City gf
Pittsburgh, in &led and Common at:actu
ated, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the
same, That the Pittsburgh and Mine rsville hallway
Company shall be and is hereby relieved from their
liability to clean and keep in repair the streets
through which It passes, except so much thereof as
lies between the rails of said road, and one foot on
either side thereof; Prorided, however, that this
release from said liabilities shall continue for five
years and no longer.
SEC. 2. That any ordinance or part 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 Councils, the
oth day of April, A. D. 1868.
President JAMES IfeAULEY.
of Select , Z
Attest: E. s. Monnow. ' oiluen
- - - .
Clerk of Seleet conlien '
W. A. TOMLINSON',
• President of Common Council.
Attest: AUGII MCMAISTEA. ,
Clerk of Common Connell. ar2s:Td3
_
ROBINSON, *
No. 20 FIFTH STREET,
HAS RECEIVED
ANOTIEIMIt LOT I
OF
PURE MAPLE SYRUP.
!MINA MATTING
A very superior quality of
White, - •
Fancy Striped
• And Check
MATTDIGS,
JUST IMPORTED:
ALL-WOOL INGRAIN%
TN BRIGHTEST COLORS:
Prices the Lowest in: this. Market.
MCCALLUM .;
BROS.,
; -
5/ BIWA 5,11{10-..ab01v,y0n.,.,
EV Ea
'KAY & COMPANY;
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
No' 65 'Wood Street;';'
PITTSBURGH. - •
Vt 11.14 LINE OF
kAtCY AND STAPLE - STATIONERY,
CONSTANTLY ON. NAND. •••
- -. •
- •
WEDDING AND :VISITING CARDS engraved
and pelitted in the but style. , • • -
r• INITIALS: stamped , on" iiiper
colon 0; Blau. 02 1 re °Pee , in
3tONOGRA3IB turnlshed_to order.- apili:B
[TNIT
istetteraE:a.
travAr. PEA-NI.TrtH4OO
store, (or sale by, • 7
tce in
I ,; l2s Dießin , s CO
t -
' O 4 NW;
.40 -
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONLY tato, •
FORA COO 6 SET or TEE:rm,
WARRANTED F 01! ONE YEAR.
Something' ENTIRELY NEW. Can only be ob
tained of the inventor,
DR SPENCER, 254 Penn
CALL AND EXAMINE.
N..ll.—The ARTIFICIAL /11.1 MAN E Y E insert
ed without nain.• ap2stpB
W
WALK IN!ALK IN! _
AND SEE THE NEW
SPRING AND SUMMER
JUST RECEIVED AT
H. SMITH'S Tailoring Establl
N 4. 08 WYLIE 8
FOR SALE.- HOBOKEN.- THE
balance of tho% desirable Lots are now offered
at private sale, and any ono desirous of building
sites would do well to Make a r sclection. rrhe village
is located on a beautiful and healthy spot, 'two and a
half milef front Sharpsburg, on the Wesiern*Renn
sylVanla Railroad, which runs through it r , makiturit
much more Valuable
_and agreeable. Extensive
L
preparations are ow making for erectin ka number
ofline houses, which will prove an Ornainent to the
town. The remainden of these Lots will be sold at
very reasonable rates and on terms exceedingly
easy. ; BILL & SMITTERLY,-Real Estate and In
surance Age v. Lawrenceville
BEE
=I
MEM
E=EtiM
PITTSBURGH AZETTE: SATURDAY, APRIL 25. 1868
NENV AD VEIFtTISEI!kE:]Mo
N.IW :DRESS G 09,118.
WHITE; ORRCI);
. :
• • 26 FIFTH STREET,-
Are now opening some choke styles of
LADIES' AND:CHILDREN%
DIVES GOODS,
Which they offer at LOW PRIES..
L
,LAIELEy ftAILROAD.WEERE
F . DIRECT ROUTE TO THE OIL REGIONS.
Running through to Venting° City without change
of cars—Connecting with trains East and West on
the Warre.. dt Franklin Railroad, and Atlantic
.Great Western Railways. Shortest and quickest
route to Oil City and Franklin, and all points in the
Oil Regions.
On andlitfter April 213th, 1808. Passenger Trains
will leave from and arrive at the Pittsburgh Depot.
corner Canal and Pike Ste. .as follows:
Deport. Arrive.
Maillo and Pm Ven. City. 7:00 A..M. 0:15 r. M.
Express " 10:40 r. at.L9:B5 A. at.
Brady s Bend AccommodM 3:00 r. as. 10:20 A. M.
Soda Works AccomM 5:30 r. M. 7:55 A. at.
First Hutton AecomodM... 8:50 A. M. 11:40 A. M.
Second Hutton AccomodM 12:00 at. 3:55 P. ar.
Sunday Church Train leaves Soda Works at 8:05
A. at., arriving in Pittsburgh at 9:50 A. Sr. Re
turning, leaves Pittsburgh at 1:10 P. M., arriving at
Soda Works at 2:55 r. M.
ACKSTONE, Sup't.
W. F. HOPE, Ticket Agent.
GOODS;
hment,
Corner o
Federal
BALBRIGGAN STOCKINGS.
AT "JAMES PHELAN'S
IMMENSE COLLECTION
RARE AND VALUABLE BOORS,
CALL AlO EXAMINE THE STOCK.
STATIONERY, OF ALL KINDS,
BOOK AND NEWS DEPOT,
SIXTH STREET, BELOW SMITHFIELD
JOHN D. EGAN.
BATES 4]L
OFFER A COMPLETE STOCK OF
LADIES' UNDERWEAR
Chemise,
8 Skirts,
Drawers.
IiMI
All LOW PRICES.
ap=riTsicT
D RY GOODS 2 DRY, GOODS 2
LARGE STOCK, LOW PRICES
Yard Wide itLEACIIED,MUSLIN, at 12,,tf0
Heavy:UNBLEACHED MUSLIN, at...1W0
GOOD GINGITAAS, at 114)0.
BEST PRINTS, at 12iic.
PURPLE PRINTS, slightly Imperfect, at 12,Lic
JEANS, at ISE6c.
EXTRA WIDE CRASH', at .12I'Mc
RIICKARACK TOWELS, at - 12;Lic.
CORSETS, yen' etiesp,
COLORED RID GLOVE'S, at 75c.
MAIIK.pASS,I..z: '.: r':
I4DIES. SAdinN4' otoik::'-,
A nicelmorimgit of-DREGS GijODS
4.`1
•
TABLE LINEN, I.13ISII ;
-SHIRT FRONTS, WHITE QUILTS. •
BALIIOEIAL : -'AND HOOP SKIRTS. • -••
BONNETS, R/n)3ONS, FIfOWERS...
HOSIRRY, HAM IiANDS; NOTTeOIO44c.
A FULL STOCK:AT LOW PRIM%
'o7toterJale
AT WEUUM- sznpurs
180 & $2 Federal St, Allegliear;
EMI
. Lid.ti
OPEN-WORRED STOCKINGS
CLOCKED STOCKINGS,
SIWSTOCKINGS
LISLE THREAD STOCKINGS.
AMERICAN MERENO STOCRINGS
ENGLISH MERINO STOCKINGS
Oid Stand.Stocking.Store,
:Co. 514 nil If STREET
AT HALF PRICE,
At Eastern Prices,
AT TILE
Skirt Shields,
Night Dresses,
Dressing Sacques,
SPRING SHAWLS,. ,
SPRING DELAINES;
LIRTCASSIMRES.Th
rzm
.
. .
::r I , T- ..'.:-..1: 7, :.1 - 7; r....
OEM
MI
-,~,,.,
TO - THE LIGHTNING - ROD -TRADE:
DEALERS Lt LIGHTNING HODS are Invited to
an ernmlnatiou of our
SOLID Ci
Watch we fi
and furnlst
plete, gam
LA It ROD.
LO
Duq
ap2s:pl7
NEW
The LARG
of all the late
PLUM
In the city,
rm.; for cash
with
HOT
Wlll consult
purchasing el
JOHN Plumber,
227 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
159 Federal Street, Allegheny.
&s
fi
-1° //
No. 37 FIFTH STREET,
HAS JUST runrAsuzi)
Buirs New System of Book-keeping,
Elegantly printed in colors by HARPER & BROTH
ERS, Now York. pp. 400. Crown STO., $3,75.
, Postage 35 cents.
• The first American work that fully illustrates the .
accounts of •
MERCIIANTS.
• MA NUFAcTITRERS.
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES,
RAI ROADS.
• • NATIONAL BANKS. and
PRIVATE BANKERS.
"Undoubtedly the most elaborate and carefully
prepared text-book upon Book-keeping accessible
to the student.—llloston Journal.'
"It has brought Book-keeping to perfection."—
(Baltimore American.
"Includes all the latest improvements."—[Rich
mond Whig.
"Altogether a remarkable book.•'—{Phliadelphia
City Item.
— Leaves nothing further to be desired."--ISt.
Louis Republican.
"The most perfect now before the publlc."—tAl
' bauy Express.
' "It may be the-salvation of many business 111011
[.fewisb Messenger.
All these improvements are now in our standard
course of businesi education taught for 28 years in
DUFF'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE, of Pittsburgu,•
Penn'a,bv the best practical accountants In America.
Our new 16 page DOMILE-QUARTO CIRCULAR,
containing the College terms, the report 'of a Com
mittee of the Chamber of Commerce of New York,
on tile above work. fac simile engraving of our pen
' man's writing, sliver medals, Ito., mailed free.
Address
P. DUFF & SON, Principals,
ap_s_piGtdST
IXTEW GOODS
1-1-1
NEW GOODS!
GRoS GRAIN SILKS
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACCAS
ALPACCA PQPLINS.
GRANITE, POPLINS
MI
IBYSSINIAN POPLINS
COLORtD WOOL DELAINES
. .
BLUE, PINK AND DUFF PERCALES
BEADED PARASOLS
RUFFLED PARASOL S .
NAPKINS, SIILiT FRONTS
.. , INO)t FELL LINE OF
Domestic and Housekeeping Goods,
AT PRICES AS LOW AS ANY,
WUOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT
ERWIN, II'CONNELL & CO'S,
178 Federal St., Allegheny.
s~'~~
TnE GALAXY
LS NOW: THE MOST
Billitazit,•y.at,erhitning , and, Attract i v e *ft risi z Addis hi this Countri.
MAY NUMBER NOW READY.
Ist.
in-this-number is 'commenced a. new story- by ,
, the most popular Novelist In, this ”CountrY. MA
RION HARLAND, author of; ,ticee, , . , ..ithi de „
Path," "Nemesis," etc., called "BEECHDALE."
This story will be E;.2.(41,2411Pt ILLUSTUATED.
Ada Titit GA I:A X r ilcrsi contains MTV mu CENT.'
more matter than heretofore.
3d. It is the SIOST ELEGAIsITLY riLuSTRATED
MAGAZINE published In this country. Each num
ber will hare four elegant full-paged 111 ustratlons,
osi tinted paper.
cont Tuts oi.the May Numbors
i. THE "BLACK BESS: A Story. 'By Harriet
Prescott Spofford.
11. OUR .-
111. PERSONALIIIy Walt Whitman.
CLEMENTINA auiNISILDE: A Story. • fly
E. Lynn Linton. • . i _
V. THE SOLDIER STATESMAN: •
Vi. THE PHADDMAILIE TO BIECCA. By Miss
E. D. Proctor. ,
WOODS-AND WATERS.- By E. C. .Sted,
man. - .
VIII. BEECLIDALE. Chapters a t t d im .
Marlon Harland.
IX. WORDS . A W ND THEIR USES. .Ilyßkhard.
' Grant hite.
X. FIVE-Y
.11
EARS IN JAPAN. By Dr. D. *.
Simmons.
XL STEVEN LAWRENCE, YEOMAN. By Mrs.
rds.
TliE GALAXY MISCELLANY -.Short and
Brhsht Articles.
DRIFT WOOD. Hy Philip Quillbet.
XIV. LITERATURE. ART, Ate.. e t c .,.
, m
NEBULE. Ity the Eote.
"Price 35 cents r . 04 per year. Now is the Time to
s u b eec in c . Two, Copies for a year to one ad
&cos for ST.. Three- copies- acne tbr a - -year to one
address for .10.
3ampleropy sent on receipt of 13 cents.
:.SHELDON'It COMPANY.'
4 N05..49S and 500 Broadway , Now Torii
.00419.
d'WEET i ----- T -------- 1 1 ESSINA.ORANavtI x of
extra quality, Laprime order, just , reeeayedt
Drime Lemons, for male at the Funny Grocery or
splr , ' ' JNQ A. RENSHAW, 1
t i /.. 011,1 4` & i'.l' j •
I. ~ ,IS r., *in ~ r, ,
F. 1.: ' • ,
ISE
.Ite , —1
TAR ROD,
quantities to
and tixtntes coin-
S COPPER TURIT-
& Co.,
.ERS,
Pittsburgh.
GOODS.
.ELECTED STOCK
TERIALS
en the manufactu
ug up their houses
,TER,
by, calling before
ESE
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
_ ,PITTSIIPRGII, PA
SUN UMBRELLAS
PARASOLS..
TABLE LINENS
'%L'~~~`~`_°'fie :~~,
LeIM
AUCTION SALES
Brp,Aux3 & MILLEN.
AUCTIONEERS
And Commission Merchants,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS,
No. de Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS,
Dry Goods and Notions,
AT PRIVATE SALE DAY AND EVENING
Con s signments Solicited. Prompt
turn.
BY SMITHSON, UNHOOK & WOLELLAND.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY
CLOSING- OUT AUCTION ShIE.
ELECANT S t ILVER WARE,
French Clocks, Parlor Ornaments, &c.
On
- Tuebitay, April 28th, 1868,
AT 2 AND 7,'4, O'CLOCK, I'. 11., AT
MASONIC HALL AUCTION ROOMS,
53 and 57 VlNki Street
•
•
Special attention asked to this sale by those de
siring either a complete or partial Silver Ware fur
nisbnient, being the largest and finest lot ever offer
ed at sale In this
h dre c f i t
te T n e m o nufacoey .t
exnrdrvehlye r f c o he styles a e n r d
spaes
by one of the most reliable Eastern houses, and guar
anteed TRIPLE PLATE. -
In the assortment may be found choice tete-sets.
elegant and varied tea sets, urns, dinner, tea and
pickle castors, cake, earl and fruit baskets, stands
er
and servers; with an endless variety ofotb:aktieleS.
SMITHBON,TANHOOK & 211.'011ELLAND.
Auctioneers
CM
BY A. MiLLWAIVE,
TO THREE-STORY -BRICK
HOUSES, No. 149 SMITHFIELD STREET,
corner of Sixth street.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 25th . , at 3
.o'clock, will be sold, on the premises, that very de
sirable business property, the three-story Brick
House, No. 149 Smithfield street, corner of Sixth,
now occupied by Scharnke Jewelers, i con
taming live rooms besides the store. Also, the three
story Brick'lfouse adjoining the rear of above, and
fronting on Sixth street, containing six rooms. Oas
and water throughout both houses. The lot Is 20
feet front on Smithfield street and 60 feet in depth
along Sixth street to Carpenter's alley.
This is the most desirable property now offered for
sale in the city, and presents a, rare chance for in
vestment. Sale positive.
Title indisputable. Terms of sale cash. -
ap22 A .wiLwAINE. Auer. .
PANR,TELEGRAP AND RAIL
ROAD STOCKS, MONONGAHELA NAVI-
iAT II
lON COMPANY, $5,000 CITIZENTS PAS
SENGER RAILWAY BONDS.—TUESDAY EVEN
ING. April 28th at wi o'clock. • will be sold, on
second floor or Commercial Sales7Rooms, 108
Smithfield street: _
20 shares Iron Cify National Bank.
20 shares Tradesmens National Bank.
• * 10 shares Keystone Savings Bank.
20 shares Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Co.
20 shares Allegheny Valley R. R.
80 shares Monongahela Navigation Co.
4 shares National Refining and Storing Co.
15,000 Citizens Passenger Railway Bonds, First
Mortgage 7 per cent Bonds.
ap2.5 / • A . McILWAINE, Auctioneer.
!Hi
GROVER at BAKER'S
ELASTIC STITCH
r LOCK STITCH r
SEWING MACHINES
WITH LATEST 13IPROVEMENTS,
At the Sew and Elegant Sales Rooms
OF THE COMPANY,
51 FIFTH STREET.
Also, NEEDLES, ATTACHMEI•ITS, MACHINE
SILKS and COTTONS, THREAD, MACHINE OIL,
&c., &c. The citizens of Pittsburgh are respect
fully invited to call.
teAmppleliscbaytiomnasil on a pp lication.
solicited. Circulars or
Correspondence to
be addressed to
S. _ _
GROVER & BAKER S .111 00
51 FIFTH STREET, PITTSBURGH.
mh.99:1112.
NOTICE.
Fifth Street Sidewhlk Extension.
IRON CURB . AND SIDEWALK,
We desire tocall e letattnion of parties about to
widen their sidewaks, acording to ordinance, to
our Patent Iron Curb and. Pavement. ~ T he same
will be laid in front of the Opera House this week
and will speak for itself, The following is an ex
tract from a letter of the City Engineer and Rego
latorl'•l consider It superior to stone, and if laid
hi Fifth street, will add greatly to its beauty, and
kwould recommend It to property owners.
•M. .T. MOORE, City Engineer."
Address
THE ATLAS WORKS.
THOMAS N. MILLER, President. " ap=
CHEAP! CHEAP!
PRINTS . , DELAINES. -
air TWEEDS, CASSIMERES.
agir I ,r LANNELS,COLLARS.
4? HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
/Er WHITE GOODS.
1• Sir CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
RIBBONS, SHAWLS.
Air HOOP SKIRTS, LACES.
NS". AT THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE OP
F. SCOUCILr,
Vir No. 168 Wylie Street.„ea
168. • 168.
r rnliX:n4o)
pROCLADIA'IION.
In accordance with the requirements of an Act 'of
Assembly, passed March IStb, MS, the qualified
voters of that portion of the City of Allegheny,'
formerly part of Duquesne Borough, whicli was
annexml to said city, by the aforesaid Act, wilt as
semble at their usual place of holding elections,
ON TUESDAY, Ma* sth, 1568, • .
Aud elect THREE SELECT bouNcrtartx, one.
for Ilyear, one fora
_3'ears, one for 3 years; and
FOUR COMMON COH.NCIL3IEN.
ap24 r- . - SIMON DRUM: Mayor.
OTICE.
CITY S.H7:6A-Rii:
Any person wishing to lave,their removed
promptly by the City ASK Carts; either by ' the Week
ortly contniet. will please lea
Aldermanrders at the
GAZETTE OFFICE, or at BUTLER'S
OFFICE, where they wlltyeeeivirgrompt attention.
FRIMERIOIL,
WES't COMMON
/11achitie Stone Works,
Arthwest corner of \Vest Common, Allegheny.
vitiznlc ATVATER & co.•
Have on hand or irciiisro on short notice Hearth
and Step Stones, Flags for Sidewalks, Brewery
Vaults, &c. Head and 'Youth Stones, Se.
Orders promptly executed. , Prices reasonable. •
TO LET,
TWO 'OOOD
On-47 Ohio street, two doors west of 'Diamond,
each containing, twn rooms and twonercheS.,
Enquire at ie Ohto street. ' 1
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W. CARSON. • •
' • OPPICS, CITY EN(IIKERU AND StIIIVEYOU,
- Pirrenuituit„ Ap_ril 894 ' S EALED IBOB . ' PROPOSALS FOR THE
removahof the C 121" ,W,EIOII. SCALES,. on
Second Street , to the corner of Second and Try
streets, will be received at this office until FRIDAY,
May IehIEIPS.-- - , 1 1.- - Jr MOORE,
mats , -. ' ;City Engineer. -
SOAP sioNE. •
PLASTER, CHIMNEY TOPS,
' " • WATER PIPS.
HENRY .111L - COLLINS.'
L.: : ' 113 Wood strieti
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garNOTICE• .
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Are hereby notified that the First instalment on
-their Subserlption of Stock is now.due, and will be
received at the Bank, which willtbe , tmen for bad
ness on SF
• TUESDAY NEXT, APltft, 213 m.
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The Stock Bo9ks wllLnmain 6Mm for a limited
time. Persons desiring to subscriiie should do so at
once.
DOMENICK 1113f$ 1. F L .X, President.
J. B. GORNELY. Cashker.
gar'NOTICE.
TO METTLE AND PLANK ROAD OOMPANEDI
The undersigned appraisers, aPtipintect.by and in
accordance with the act of the Legislature of the
Siate of Pennsylvania, approved April 6th, 153675.
have, in compliance with a resolution of the Select
.and common Connell., of the ('ity ofilttsburgh,
Weed on the duties imposed on themby said act.
:And to enable them to perform tad duties, they.
hereby request the President and Directors of any
and every Turnpike and Plank Road OcnnintnyWitti
In the present bounds of the City Of Pittsburgh.
which clalmato charge tolls for noise of. their im
provements. to furnish the appraleie s with a state
ment In writing, of the road-held anitiownedi,i'each
corporation, and ; statement to show
First—The name of the read or coapany.l the title
of the act of Incorporation., and of Its: supplements,
with the date ofapproval °reach:
Second—The number of shares held by the
stockholders, and the amount actually paid In by
them as cmdtal stock.
Third—Tlie length of road now owned by the corn
tiortyhwiatiholintrecp. tmigl i t o b t o i alin t l. l 3 of i tilei City of Pitts-
Tge ' statements may. be delivered teeitherof the
undersigned, or at the °lnce of the City Controller.
Fourth street. Pittsburgh, and are required ou or
before the 4th day of stay neat. 1
W. 'WADE .
Wat..Dlr.A•oi ,
A LF:x.km , Enpouno A .
ColimisAoners.
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Pittsburgh. April 23. 1868
egg— DIVIDENDNOIII id E.--THE
PACIFIC ANh. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY oF THE UNITED STATES, having
declared its Eleventh Quarterly blltdend at the
rate of TEN l'Elt CENT. PEit ANN,U3L it will be
paid on demand. at the °dice of the Secretary and
Treasurer, corner Sixth and', Wood streets.
apM:p2. WAR_.JAY ALLEN. Stc'y.
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ELECTION NOTICE.-THE
of tile Annual Election for P 4
residetnd Directors
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MONONGAHELA WATigH CO.
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Will lie held at the First National Ban k of Binning
httm, on TUESDAY, May sth. 1808 between the
News of 4 au! 0 o'clock P. lit.
ap2ltol3B EDW ARD MOT
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WANTED.
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ANTED, ;
A SMART, INTELLIGENT:. WY
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For a pupil, land to act as assistant tot Mechanical
Engineer. A'remium required.
Address Box 50, P. O. Allegheny Pa.
City,
ANTED--A GOOD dERMAN
•
W. GARDNER. A sober, Indust ions married
man, with a small family, to take clutt*e of and live
on a garden tarn within nineteen miles of the city.
There is.azgood brick house of six rooms, kitchen,
hall and cellar, for the gardener to oacupy, and to
whom liberal wages will be paid, for one that is con- I
patent and trustworthy. For earth:Wail; inquire of
G. H. TOWER. Real Estate Agent, ,
apBmi6 No. 164 Fourth St., Pittsburgh;
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AGENTS WANTED.
GRANT
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THE LIFE OF.—A. now and standar
lion. J. T. HEADLEY, the popular 111.qpr ,
ia,
for Circular and see our terms.
Address or apply to A. L. TALCO t iT & CO..
ap3:1:087 60 Market street. Pit urgh, Pa.
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FOR SAL
Property near Ransil
A very desirable piece , of land of 16 acres, having
an orchard of about 3 acres, and a good 'frame house
of 5 rooms and cellar.,• a spring of never ! falling wa
ter near the house. Located on an elevation about
h' of a mile west of Manageld Station, on the Pan
handle It. R. To be sold as a whole or in lots, to
suit purchasers, from 2to 5 acres. -.I _ -- -
ALSO. -
A-good frame dwelling of five rooms, largehall,
finished attic and good cellar, with lot; 24 by 129
feet 0 inches, situate No. GO Adams street, Sixth
ward, Allegheny City c wldch will be sol.l low and on
good terms, as the owner wishes to leav e the city. .
A LSO.
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.—Twojgood lots on
Franklin street; three small lots on Chaitiers street,
Allegheny. A number of lots on Jacks Run.
SO.
A good Farm of 70 Acr L
es, 00 of whiCh are culti
vated, and balance in timber, having 10 acres of
orchard, consisting of apples, peac s and pears; a
good ai log house of 6 rooms and ce tar; a good log
harm well watered, having a good spring
near the door; 50 acres underlaid - . ill:ewd. Situ
ate 12 miles northwest of Alleghe pity, and
miles front Sewickley or Glendale St tion, on the P.
F. W. &C. It. R. Terms easy.
Inquire of DANIEL SWOGER, • cal i.Estate and
Insurance Agent No. 77 Federal st cot, Allegheny
City, ou second floor.
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FOR.' SALE.
A RIVER BOTTOM FARM lOF t !AegEs .
miles from the city, In Elizabeth • nship,
gheny county, Pa., on the Youghlogl hy river, one
half mile from Elrod•s Station, on t COnnellsville
railroad; near churches. schools, stoi s,i&c., in the
Bourlahlng villages of Boston and G .e 4 Oak. The
improvements area two-stor, brie house of six
rooms, hall and cellar, a good frame k barn with
stabling underneath, mind other outb : Iffings; welt
of good standing water at the dot: ,land several
standing Aprings of water on fa s,' and au or
chard of 700 trees of bet ect nmits ' ['apples, cher-.
ries, pears, Peaches, quinces mpl vra ; a; ;Thisprop
erty being located near lb ' the railroad,
within one hour's ride of tin city. ma , it very de
sirable for gardening or a dairy fat ,a VG Is also a
good and beautiful location fur aunt s,somos hear
the city, lying. Immediately on the riv 4; on the op
poilte side from the railroad. Tito West Newton
Accommodation and other trains on tbetailroad af
ford certain and frequent opportunities of daily
communication to and from the city. Wlil he sold.
as a whole or In lots of one acre or more:: to suit pur
chasers.
Also, .A FARM OF 173 ACRES, sithlred In St.
Clair township. Westmoreland county:l ”a., near
the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad latt.liouston.:
Station. The improvements are a two Story frame
house, with six rooms and good cellar, a frame bank.
baru 40 by 00 feet, and other outbuilditigs: Thera
is on the place a young apple and peach. orchard;
120 acres cleared land, divided into Ileitis of conve—
nient size, a large portion of which ere well set In
clover and timothy; the resifts of said! tract cov
ered with good timber. It is well watered and un
deriatd with schools stoles ,, e, and is ! eolivenient
to churches, , mills and :=.blacksmith
shops. A real good bargain is offered In this excel
lent farm; and with It will be sold alt UM personal .
property mu the premises, emulating - 4of horses,
cows, stock cattle, hogs and poultry,harness, gears.
wagon, plows, fanning Impienteuta and household
and kitchen furniture. Together will 'be sold very
low and on easy terms.-to a responsiblo,pArchaser.
Also, a desirable and very fertile Trilettff Land of
158 ACRES AND 25 PERCHES; lo Iliztibeth Tp.,
Allegheny county, Pa., on the line of theißemptield
railroad. and one anti one-halt mileslproUt the Con
nellsvilic railroad at Sitter's Station." Vu this farm'
are 40 acres orsuperior white oak timber, which
alone is , now worth one-half the price asked the
whole tract: The Improvements are m4og house, •
frame barn, good, tensing, and- it apple . mrchard of
good fruit. It is well w stored and • underlaid with
,limestone and flag stone of a superior quality, with
stone coal for best FARM , hum • -
_Also, The
Westmoreland county; Pa., of 250 ACRIitS. about
six miles south of the Pennsvlvaula Central hail
road-at Bolivar Station. The Improvemehts are two
large hewed jog dwellings; one of them largest and, •
,best frame barns In the township; two! apple or
&arils, in good bearing condition: corn crib, wagon
shed and other outbuildings. The cliff t o t is
ander a high•state of unit [ration; AinOilzghtliti first
rate order, and the land'of the best iltralltrOfilme
stone soli, about 200 ac;es of which Is.eleared and
theetesidite 'of the tract In good timber; such as
white .O:Lk, rock oak,hickory, walinitratlff beech , This property will be : sold very cheap and, oil fv° . .
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terms, !V/ the owner wishes to engage In other ons.-
ne•!,r For particulars enqulrcof
111, 154-Voilith'Bkreel!
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PESIRAIIILE -. PENN ' .I =STREE'rc '-
RESIDENCE FUR SALT.—Three-story brick
natme,'Well built and conveniently arranged; wide
ball, large parlor, dinlpproom tunl-kitellea, cellar,
wash room, ete.• Seven otlscr robins, bath f 00131;
gas fixtures In-all the rooms; yard, grape :Valor, &c.
Lot extods back to an alley; brick stabN on the
alley; Mt hi complete order. Apply to , 1 , ~..„
Si CUTHBERT & SONS.
Real Estate Areas, 85 Smithfield St.:
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BUILDING LOTS on Observatot7 8114 Second) .
d, Allegheny (Sty. are offered for salet-cheap,.L.
-The location Is a . very desintble one, commanding
flneNlew of both citle. , " , 1, easy of access, and them
is ;-
is abundance of stone on the ground foebunding
graix l 4 . . .via;atai . - al. Ai t i te aims shop' c 75
at
THIS OFFICE, or on the net:l n sb 'nearlba7. - Ob•
servatory Building. mi„,23,1,35
LAND' '-4T - BOINEWoop ..•
Meaty Acres of Land for sale at -Homewood
Station P. immediately .oppoidte reildences
of Drs. Vandevort and Donny, and being the most
desirable property
county. • - _
for e„untry-rrsideneo.Cdti the
In otEr. P. MILLEit,..No. 83 Fifth ttret,
or or B. X.'3IILLER. -near tbo premises. . -arn7:07,3
OR SALE.--HOBSES. - At HOW.
t , ARDIS LIVERY ANIt SALES/A/ILE, One fl n_e
Y HORSE Man; three .DAPPLI.I,; GREY
gIOgSESI ono LARGE ORAIIGIrr,HORSEt. three
.MAOIC • BLARES: - two 'ORE.!. MARES "Sign
EMEET, near Monoseshels House. • i
. Horses bought and soot on commission: • '
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NOTICE.
CITY SANS',: T1C..',..-.. il
an d work, by
Orion. Send
Sale.
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