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NEW ADVERTISvwrFINTS
CHEAP GEN. PI FOR THE PEOPLE...-.
The GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS. have been
removed to N 0.179 SMITHFIELD STREET, where
mill always be found Ammunit i one assortment
of Guns, Pistols, and Sport
Mg Material, &C., in tee city. ALL kinds of Guns
and Pistols carefutiy repaired. Cash paid for
ARMY RIFLES and REVOLVERS. Sena etd%p
for illustrated Circular. Agents wanted in every
town in the United States. Address, J. 11. JOHN
STON. 179 SmithSeld Street. Pittsburgh.
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lar'FOß ASSEMBLY.
COl. WILLIAM ESPY,
Of Scott townsbtp," subject to the decision of the
Union Republican Convention. . rn3 - 4:p6:1-d.t. T
WPITI'SBUBGH'
FEMALE COLLEGE.
The Annual Meeting of Stockholders will be held
at the College , Building, on MONDAY, May 4th, at
3 o'clock r. m.
my4;p6l FLORENCE KRAMER, Seer.
IarTHAYER S.NOIfEEP
GIGANTIC
CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
0 - E•
TRAINED. ANIMALS.
RED LION' LOT,
Commencing MONDAY, May 4th.
TOURNAMENT EVERY 'NIGHT.
co t t v) n c el r: t r. Pe F formances
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MASONIC HALL.
13.41LTUNTT31.'S
NEW YORE ERISEIIER
lleotion 'of Living Wonders.
FOR SIX DAYS ONLY, COMMENCING
N FRIDAY, MAY Bth,
W AFTERNOON AND EN:ENING.
NOTICE.—We would respectfully inform the cltl.'
tens of Pittsburgh that these "freaks of nature"
constituted one of the prinelpfd features of attrac
tion at our 'Museum on Broadway, previous to Its
destruction by fire s In March last. Doubtless many
.of you, when in New York bare seen them, We
therefore feel assured you will have no hesitancy In
renewing an old acquaintanceship, and invitin
your friends to attend. these Levees, and also afford . '
ing the ladles and "little ones" an opportunity of
so doing. In furtherance of this object, we shall
bold Levees EVERY AFTERNOON in addition to
the Evening Exhibitions, in order that the ladles.
Children, and entire community may witness these
Interesting representatives of
LILLIPDT AND BROBDINGNA4.
The trOupevonsiats of the beautiful
Circassian Girls, ,
Dwarfs, Fat Boys,
Giants, Etc., Etc.,
pa appropriate costume and character
Levees will be held Afternoon and Evenings.
Exhibitions from 2 o'clock until 5 in the after
noon, -and from 7 until 10 In the.eventng. .
Admission. 25 cents; Children under_ ten,
.15 cents. my4:p6s
SPRING STOCK
OF
CARPETS !
WE HAVE Ifi STORE THE
most complete assortment of
CARPETS and OIL" CLOTHS we
. have. over opened,- embracing
the newest styles and designs
of the best FOREIGN and DO;
XESTIC NLINIIIPACTIIRERS,
iMported and selected with
special referince to the Pitts
burgh Market. many of the
patterns are confined tO our
/
house exclusively for this city..
With the advantages of Direet
Importation, we are now, able
to offer early the newest and
choicest patterns of BRITS.
SEES, from the most eelebra.
ted English looms, and at
prices within the reach of al
most every hOuseholder. A
special but Limited importa.,
tion of ENGLISH INGRAINS,'
_
of extra quality, and in rare
and beautiful designs, will be
found especially choice and
desirable for Chambers.
Our Stock of COMMON ALLWOOL
CARPETS, purchased before the Cariet
Weavepe strike, will ; be sold at the
same rates as previous to the last ad
vanoe • And will furnish, CAMPERS to
the multitude at the lowest prices since
the ,Wax. A sued „CARPET FOR 25
CENTS A . YARD. •
Tdoee lumbar Parlor* or
Drawing Ilicnnew to butablb are
speciality invited to examine
the eutnatially largo situnber of
pitteras particularly adapted
to that porpoise, wblelli we offer
in WILTON and. TAPESTIty
VIii,VETS and BRITSINKL3 at
McOLINMOK
'COMPANY
No. Z 3 Fifth Street.
N.
Fifth Street Sidewalk Extension.
IRON CURB. AND.SIBEWALK.
• We' desire CO ern the attenttotint 'nutlet about.to
widen- thelg tdewalks, Ammo ns , 4 aratuatioe,
to
our Petezit , tron .onrh and•Pirremsentd The. same'
will be. Intd ln front or the O peWgoate this week
an d speat for Itself.: The' rollontng hien e.'
tract pm 4etter xa the Cltr Engineer and keen..
latorA.,""1:•M: _aidt.r.Xdor stOne and It Uthl
- Bum sued. dit t o .
il etoli ik , and
wouhlloxmorzt try' nett. • •• •
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TO
No, 129 SECOND STREET,
TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS, WITH BOARD,
.Suitable for single gentlemen.
WANTED -AGENTS,
To travel through Ohio, Michigan, West Vir
ginia, and Western Pennsylvania, for the sale of
SOLAR LlnllT, a regularly Inspected article. and
cannot be exploded. A ' liberal commission will be
paid. Will sell any of .the aboye States or parts
thereof and furnish the Light at cost. For nartic
ulars call on us or send for circular. DAVIS BROS.
& CO.. Office No. 8, Cleveland Ins. Buildings,
Cleveland.; O. - iny4:m.M
AN EWIIIIIIIMER RESORT.
Ikik; LAKE HOUSE, Stoneboro, Pa.,
(On' the ilne of Jamestown k Franklin Railroad,
one hour's ride Item •Franklln.)- furnishede la
large,' hew ,and!comModlous, _well . has
billiard rooms, ten-pin alleys and covered prome
nades. It is ou the banks of the most charming
Fairy Lake In America, abounding in fish, and tur
minable for sailing purposes, surrounded with Sul
phur swings. romantic scenery, Au. It is the , best
summer resort ln the State. Address,
T. KENIII3 2 " --
WALL PAPERS
S. T. KENNEDY. Proprietor.
For HALLS, PARLORS.
CHAMBEItS and KITCHENS,
In GREAT VAI4ETY
For tale CHEAP'AS THE CHEAPEST; at
N 0.107 Market Street,near Fifths
JOS. R. HUGHES & BRO
STRAW GOODS!
HATS AND CAWS,
IN. GREAT VARIETY
ELLING LOW, AT
M'CORD & CO.'S,
4 , 131 WOOD STREET
INDEN GROVE.
ILINDEN GROVE having been fitted up in the
•st superb stile, with a large and elegant Plat
., beautilidly shaded, lame Dining Room and
o excellent bars, is now ready to rent to -
PICNICS, PARTIES.
S'nnday School Celebrations, &c.,
ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS
Parties holding Picnics. &C.. will find it to their
advantage to secure the Grove.
The Grove Is easily accessible, being but a few
steps from the Oakland Railway Station, whose cars
run regularly every tifteen minutes.
'For terms. &e., apply at ttt.
OFFICE OF THE OAKLAND - RAILWAY CO.,
• OAKLAND STATION
my4:pG4
pUBLIt SALE
IN PIELLADELPIIIIL
Valuable Broad Street Residences.
Oa TUESDAY. 'May 12, 1885. at 12 o'clock,
noun. will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia
Exchange. all those FOUR ELEGANT BROWN
STONE RESIDENCES, with French roof, east side
of Broad street, north of Oxford street, cacti con
taining_. in front 32 feet, (including side yard of 8
feet, 163 feet deep.
Housesfeet, finished In superior
manner, the lower story mostly In Walnut; also
Walnut stairs. These properties are well worthy.
the attention of persons desirous of purchasing de
sirable residences, as there Is no locality In the city
that will compare with North Broad street as a place
of residence, and where property Is more rapidly
appreciating in value.
Broad street is now pared with the celebrated
Nicolson pavement,
TEnms—sl4,ooo may remain ou each property..
W. THOWAN & SON, Auctioneers,
Nos. 139 and 141 South 4th street, Philadelphia
zny4:oo
AEI , DRY GOODS STORE,
_No. 52 St. Clair Street.'
J.L. BURCHFIELD & CO.
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, May 4th,
WITH AN ENTIRE
NEW 'STOCK - OF GOODS,
' SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE,
At - PriteS as Low as can be Found - West
. , of the Mountain's.
Ala-Many kinds, Just from Auction, at GRgATLy
REDUCED RATES frorrepriccs ona mouth ago..
mr4:
THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
NOTIONS AND SMALL WA 4S,
TO BE FOUND IN TUE CITY. AT
Nos. and 19 Market Street.
HOSIERY—an grades, domestic and foreign'.
GLOVES-4M. Lisle. Silk, Bealin, &e.
ALEXANDRE'S DUCHESS KID GLOVES.
- EMBROIDERIES -new designs.
LACES.-Real and Imitation.
LACE GOODS.
BARGES_, COLLARS. SETS. VF,ILS.
INFANTS'. LACE CAPS.
WHITE GOODS. -
BADIIED, STRIPED and PLAIN NAINSOOKS
and JACONETS.
BRILLIANT NAINSOOKS. ' •
DOTTED, REVERE and PLAIN SWISS.
PUFFED MUSLIN and IRISH LINENS. .
SILK FRINGES—aII shades.
GIMP HEADINGS, 'VEL. RIBBON.
BEAD TRIMMINGS and FRINGES.
PARASOLS—New styl es.
SUN UMBRELLAS. -
LADIES+ and GENT'S GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
BONNETBJTATS, _
BUNIMANS,, STl4B.R i ll s ooDs,
• Ri
LACES t iETS,
LIGHT SHADE'S
• BONNET VELVETS.,THAI/V.s s MALTHUS,
and Retail,
AT THE. LOWEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
JOSEPH HORNS' & CO.
ztem
TsIAIST-Or.
• uncalled to
y 4th, 1868:
ETTERS
at BETCHANA
Allen)
me's
Albert Annie E
Briggs Bethel P
Bracy Leander
Barns Joseph
Beardsley Henry
Brown It B
Burke! John
Bower Peter
BalleyAnna A
Berwick Alex
Heck Geo Jr
BarrettXauny
CassidykHz%
CottonJ W Jr
Donlan Michael
.ColUtts Rachel
Cone Henry H
Doyle Tinian* ,
Davison Jas
Dyerßobt
Danleylir
Dolan Eva -
Gerard Joa
Gearing Matti° A
Gibson John
Geron Louisa
IfoUnwood
Howard %V
licarloy Jas
Jones E M t
Johnso W '-
Lee Hattie
Lawton Samuel
Lawrence V .
Lewis Sanford
at
Jas
Monday Frank
Morgan :Initials
Mena rerdlna , d
Morgan Thos
Marshall WM
Mungavln J .
Morris l) •
Miller NV
McCabe Patrick
McMcausllfarldui
Lausblln
iscOoy 7 ruly
ale Coy /Sa<le,
Firrow Karat
Finney Mara
Gilmore s.llele
_lirrtnittt Jona
I. G.
1110NljAY,-.- - ,ILAX 4. .4863.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND OPENING !
OF
NEW GOODS !
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
STRAW GOODS,
Such as BONNETS, HATS, CORDS anti TASSELS,
ORNAMENTS. &e. - - •
Ribbons, of all descriptionS;
Artificial FlovVers,
Bonnet and Hat Frames;
Crapes, Illusions; '
Silks and Satins; ---
Velvets and Laces;
- Parasols, Sun Umbrellas.
ALSO, a full line of
White Goodi, Embroideries,
Hosiery and Gloves;
French Woven Corsets.
SKIRTS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
LINEN AND PAPER COLLARS, CUFFS, &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ROSENBAIIM.,STEINHAM &CO'S
PHILADELPHIA EMPORIUM ;
No. 76 MARKET STREET.
my4:n2o
OPENED THIS MORNING,
Nos. 180 and IS2 Federal Street,
PLAIN AND BEADED SILK PARASOLS
COTTON AND SILK lIMBRELLASS
Also, a . very large assortment of the wont fashion
able shades of , •
LIGHT AND DARK CASSIMERES,
BALMORAL AND 110 Or SKIRTS
WHITE.AND COLORED CORSETS
AT VER:k LOW PRICES,
Whet le and Retail,
AT " I " SEMPLE'S,
180 & 182 'Federal St., Allegheny.
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MarAt
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Robson - ifannali
Huber Idargsret
Held 31nry
Sharp John
Simpson Geo W.
!Sweeny John
Snyder 4 lie, H.
Smith 'rhos J-
Also, NKEDLES, ATTACHMENTB,I6iACHINE
SILKS and COTTONS, THREAD, MACHINE 01.
Ac., &c. The citizens of Pittsb urgh are - respect:
fully Invited to call. :. > - -
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lamples by mall on application. Correspondence, to
be addressed to
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ALLEGHENY.
Mil
lILUNDOWNS, BONNETS,
HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS
ALPACCAS
WOOL DELfAI'SES
IRISH POPLINS,
RISTORI APRONS,
RISTORI SKIRTS
KID GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS, tIOSIERI
FRINUES. fiAIR BANDS
AND OTHER. FANCY GOODS,
IMU!Y IN MAY, 1868.
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ELASTIC STITCH
ED
LOCH STITCH
"SEWING mirAciiirrEs
NEW ADVERT
REGIsTE 9,I ) EL :
lIEREI3Y
Ing Accounts of Executois, A
mans, Sc., have been duly p
()nice, and will be presented
for confirmation and pllorrau
Ist, 1866
No. 1. Account of Samuel
John 'Dickson. deed. Filed
No. . Flual account of Jo
of Jol n Morgan, dec'd. Fit
No. . Final account of Mt
Istrator of John Wagner,
igos
No. 4. First anti final ace
Adult aistrator otJumes Cat
stll, 1868.
No. 6. Final account of 11 .
ministratrix of Andreas W
Feb. Nth, 18138.
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N0..13. Final account of A.
1 7
Istrat r of George Weigan
11th, 1868.'
No. ._ Account of March
trator of W. W. Dickson, d
1808.1 . . ,
No. 8. First and partial
Jones, Administrator of Br
Filed Sept. 7th, 1887.
No. 9. Account of Geo. B
Meek. Executors of Natimni,
Feb. 19tb, 1888.
No. 10. Account of Eliza G. Wallingford, Admin.
istratrix of Alexander M. Wallingford, deed. Filed Feb. 20th, 1868. . •
No. 11. Account of Mrs. A. M. Derkhlem, Ad
ministratrix of James B. Irwin, dee'd. Filed Feb.
20th. 1868.
•
•
,
- -
No. I.M. First and final account of Hugh M. Scott,
Administrator of Joseph Scott, d'ec'd. Filed Fein.
21st. 1888.
No. 13. Final account of .ismes H. Vancoorlils,
Trustee of David Wilson, dec'd. Filed Feb. 22d,
1808.
No: 14. , Final account of William . Thaw. Guar
dian of Eliza, William, Bei/Malin, Mary and Alex
ander B. Thaw., minor children of Ellis Thaw.
dec'd. Flied Feb. 27th, 1868.
No. 15. Account or Julia Ann SchoeMin, Execu
tor of Charle4tichoelllln, dec'd. Filed Feb. 27th,
1868.
No. 18, Acebuht of G. 0. Fawcett, Administrator
of Dennis Clark, dec'd. Filed Feb. 2i9tii. 1868.
No. 17. Account of Thomas McKee. Guardian of
George Mates, minor 6011 of Mars Mates, dec'd.
FilmFMarch 4th, 1868.
No. 18. .Final account of Thomas MeGaltep, Guar
dian of James B:-Linhart, minor son of Abraham
Linhart. dec'd. Filed March sth, 1888.
No. 10. Final account of Thomas McGalley, Guar
dian of Alex. M. !dutiful, minor son or Abraham
Linhart. dec'd. Filed March sth, 1868.
No. 20. Account of Joseph Ross and Isaac Mills.
Executors of Letitia Deniston, dec'd. Flied March
6th, 1868. •
No. 21. Account of Jacob Stouffer. Administra
tor of Mary Stoffcr. dec'd.. Flied March 601. 1888.
No. 22. First Account , of Otis Brown, Adminis
trator of Edward. H. Adams. dee'd. Filed March
6th, 1868. •
No. 23. Account of Robert H. afarshall, Guar
dianicifilenry S., Abbott L., Marshall H. and Frank
(1. Mc(=corr. - minor heirs of Henry MeGeary, dec•d.
Filed March 7th, 1868.
No. 24. Flrarnod partial account of John F:
Devlin. Adminhstrator of Peter • I)4..rilti, (Iced.
Flied March 7th, 1868.
No. 28. First s and float account of David Brit
back, Faecutor of U. Paul Dietrich.' dee'd. Filed
March 9th, 1868. •
No. 26. AecMint. of Hobert Grierson. Adminis
trator of Isabella Melkle, dec'd. Filed March 10th.
1868.
No. 29'. Account of William Means, acting Ex
ecutof of Samuel Means, decd. Filed ' March-13th.
1989. -
So. 29. Final aeconnt or Samuel S r
eott and J. J
mceueliv. ExeentorA of Pr Wins, .xlee'd
Flied Mhreh 14th. 1868.
No. 29, Account of Joveph Siebert and Christian
Siebert. Adminimrators.oLDliarles Siebert. decd.
Filed March 14th. 1868.
No. 30. Final account of Henry, U. Chalfant.
Guardian of stewartSaminion. minor . son o: David
Sanipeon. decd. Filed - Mandl 14th, 1868.
No. 31. Account of John Torrence: Executor of
David Torrence,. dee'd. Filed March 18th, 1968.
No. 32. Final account ofJohn Conrad, Jr., Guar
dian of Mary E. Kim. minor child of Anthony Kim,
dec'd. Filed March 20th. 1888.
• . - • ••
No. 33. Account of Matthew 'McGregor. Admin.
I,trator of Jatuei McGregor. deed. Filed April
HMS.
So. 34. First and final acrou'ut of D. S. Camp
ing!. Guardian of David IL blorrlitrer. - Filed Jlarch
24t11. 1868.
Final account of C. 11 - .4:Ohm Es q.. and
Joseph O'Brian. Executors of eararNimpson, deed.
Filk3 March 25th. I@GS.
No. 37. First and dual account' of Annie thyde.
Administrator of John Glyde. deed. Filed A:arch
146th. IS6S.
No. 38. Final account of Joseph 11. 11111, Guar
dian of Itohert C. and John A. Moore. minor chil
dren of Robert Moore. deed. Flied March 26114,
No. 30. final account or Samoel Scott. Adininl.-
trator of John Manown, dcNd. Fllcd.hlarelt 1.6111.
1868. ,
No. 4-0. Flnct: and Final account of Francis G.
Batict. Ailminktrator of Marv . Ann Bailey., .lec'tl.
FtleArMarch 30th, 1869.
No. 41. Account of William and Hugh McCutell
con. Allmlnktrators of James 3lcCutcheon. deed.
Fticd March 30, 1869.
No. 42. Firet and ttnal account of 3tary Hermon.
Atholot.tratrla of James lienuon, Flied
March 31.•1E168.
No. 44. Final account. of John Herinann.
Admlnletratur of Janice Heaney, dee d. April
2d, 1868,
No. 45. Aceoltnt. of 'lobo Brown and A. Clenden-
Lug. Executers of Andrew Hare, dec'd. Filed
April 3d, 1868.
No. 46. Foorthaecobnt of W. 8. Hogg, Execu
tors of Elizabeth E. H. 111. sell, decd. flied April
4th, 1868.
No. 47.'Final account of Moses 1.. Curry'. Guar
dian of Joseph E. Mehatley, minor son of Joseph
11ehaffer, dec'd. Filed April Oth. 1868.
No. 46. Account of Stephen Applegate, Guardian
of the m rino children of Gideon ‘l, all, deed.. Filed
April 7th,'1868.
. No. 49. Aeconnt of Zoller Wollinger. Guardian
of Catlinrioc. Carl, ' John and Anna Steadinap, mi
nor heirs of Herman \Steadman, deed. Filed April
7th, 1868.
Nu. 50. Second and &nal account of George 31c-
Cagne. Administrator of Robert Dunlap, deed.
Filed April Bth. 1868.
No. 51. Final accOnot of Wm. K. Neshltt and J.
ll.McCabe Executors of Eliza - Nesbitt, deed.
Flied April Btb. 1808.
No. 32. Final account.of Emmanuel Hang, Ad
ministrator-of Christian Schmidt. dee'd. Filed'
April 9th. 18438.
No. 53. Account of William Clayton, Executor
of Eliza Brown, deed. Flied April 9th, 1868.
No. 54. Account otJames Montooth. Guardian
of Frxnals O'Hara. ,minor child of John ,NeFor
land, deed, Filed April 1111*, 1868.
No. 55. Account of- Adam Hess and George Hesti,
Administrators of William Hess, deed. Flied
April 1311*. 1868.
No. 56.- First and partial account of A. B. Cook
and John K. Cook. Administrator of John Cook.
decd. Filed April 13111, 1868.
No. 57. Account of Christian IBllenbach. Admin
istrator - of
,t.lottlelhlMashey, deed. Flied April
15th. 1868: -
No. 58. Second - and final account of Marotta liar.
Esq.. Administrator of MiChael O'Hare. deed. Filial
April 15111. 1868.
No. 59. .Account or Clement 11. Warren and Bris
ben Wall. Executors of NVni.Slirader, decd. Filed
April 17th. 1868.
Nn. 00. Second account of Robert and I'lionnis
Wlglitman. Executor (of , James Wightman, deed.
Filed Aprlll7lll, 1868.
No. 61. Account of George Gross. A.lndulstrator
of Charles limier. deed. 1. lied April 22d. 1868.
No. 62.11r5t and final account of Jelm Haworth.
Administrator of Robert Morris. deed. .Filed April
22d. 1868.
. _
No. 63: Final account ofJohn Martincoort. Guar
dian of Catharine A lieu. minor child of .1 ohn Welty.
deed. Filed April 29d. 1808.
No. 64. Acconut of Samuel Dempter, Guardian of
Jolt mid- Nancy Vaughn. minor helm of John
Vaughn. deed. Fllo,lA.orll 234..1868. • •
No. 63. Account of James Robinson, Ailinlii6tra
tor of Wilkins 11. ItolibiAni. aced. Filed March
931.1868. • •
No. 66. Account of Thomas Varner. Executor of
Dorcas I•cl.'iiiiticii, deed. Filed April 24th. 1868.
No. 07. Account of William .1. Moorhead. Execu
tor of Eliza A. Black. de'c'd. Flied April 2 1 5th,
11968.
No. 08. Final account of Thomas
m 31cCanee, liar
-1
dian of James and Daniell/osey minor he n+ of
Daniel Dempsey. deed. Filed April 27th, 18 8.
No. 69. Supplementary account of John F. Lo
gan Administrator de .inf. non mini; testament°
anu'ego of Thonias Hartford, iley'd. Flied April
97th, 18619,
Nu. 70. punt of D. - Thomas, Adminlatrator of
James AL 'l lieroleed. Filed April 28th,1i868.
It
'co. 7L account of V. E. Megilienc and
John A. llieny._execiitors of John' MeEfheny,
dec'd. File pril 98th. 180 d.
No. 79. Account of William Galbreath. surviving
Executor of. Samuel Galbreath, deed. Flied April
29th 1868.
No. Final account of William Sham, Mifflin-
Istrator of Lewis Sham, dec'd. ' Filed April 29th,
1868.
No. 14. Float account of William Simum, Admin
istragotof Mary 11. Sham, dec'd. Flied April 29th,
' MM.
No. 75. Final account of Thomas Rourke, Guar
tin of Daniel and Mary Ferris. - Filed April 90th,
1868. .
No. 70. Account of John Stewart, Guard an of
George Bradiff. tninor son of Charles. Bradley, deed.
Filed April 99th, 1868. -
Nc. 77. Account. of John Stewart. Guard an of
Clinricii Bradley, deed. Filed April 99th, 1868.
No. 78. Account of John Stewart, finard an of
Isabella Bradley, minor heir or Charles. Bradley,
decd. Filed April StOthe Igo& .,
No. 79. First and final account of Jackson Dun
can, Adinin)stratpr of Itobert Hazlett, deo'd. Did
Apr 11991 1 1: 1868. • - . •
No. 80. Final account of Samuel Carnahan, Ad
ministrator or 1‘ lid=
Agri 30th 'lB6B.
0. N . . Account of Zerali Hayden, Jr., and Na
than McGrew, Administrators of Zerah Hayden, Sr.,
deed. Filed April 30th, 1868. , , •• .
No. SO. mai account of Daniel McGuirk, Admin
istrator of Rosanna Metiurk, - dee'd. Plied April
30th, 1868. • . -
No:B3:AccO u nt of Henry T. Eggers. Adrift bitra
tor of F. Walther, deed. Filed April 30th, 1808.
1 , 10. 84. Account of J. A. Lippert, Aministrator
of Jacob Poorer. deo'd. Filed May Ist, 1805.
No. 85. First and final account of. Itosina Delm-
Hog and Leonard Waiter, Executors of George
Delinling, deed. Flied May lat. 1868.
No. 86. Final account of A. G. McQuade, Guar
dian of Anna, Mary, Catharine, Maggie, Peter, John.
Albert, and. Andrew. Soclinery mino r - children of
John Soollner, de'c'd . pH4,,1 May Ist,
nos.
No. 87. First and finalneconnt of John A. McKee,
Adminisrtor or • AndreW icKee, deed.- Piled 3lay.
of dames MeNelvy, Guardian of
C1 14. 1a1 . 819 Accen t
ICol4Ooirilcn, minor child of Samuel Snowden,
.deed. VW:it Maris:, 1868.
~..
No.pp. I. hull aerount.of George Miner Adodids
triltdr of John Alssick, • deed. Filed' May Ist,
1868. - 1 .
NO. 90: AcConat of William A. Slaw Executor of
Martha Shaw, di'e'd, Flied May lst. 1568.. -1 !
No. 01. Account of N. Nelson, •E -
, Trustee -
ln
the estate of Uziah Stewart, decd led fly ilk
119Neog..99..Partial accouns of - John ' . 4 it if ite l ie Ad;
ministry/tor dB , OOllO tion , esiat Aire of.
odd, Creesei dee'd. -- Plied Mir -.,„ it, It; 4g14 1:,a..
•• ~ = - I - ' • JOSZpH St exalt,
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tose - da h ltßrin •''. .-.'-'',,'' .'"'" Resister.
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F OR SALE.
cat. Mar 1868.
IVEr that the follow.
Administrators, Guar-
sed iu the Register's
o the Orphans' Court.
e, on MONDAY. June
SAW MILL, TWO DWELLING HOUSES. TWO
BARNS, with
_good FARM. and about SOO 'acres
timber land. This property' will be sold low. Cash
* 2 .soo—balance oh time to salt buyer.
FARM OF 120 ACRES, will be sold for twenty
dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable frame
house and good barn; 50 acres of the land clear.
Dickson. Executor of
Feb. 34, 1868.
a Hickman, Executor
Id Feb. 4th, 1868.
FARM OF 180 ACRES, near the line of railroad;
very well located for raising stock; improvements
are good and substantial; 100 acres of the land in
meadow and grain.
ael 'Wagner. Admin
.a. , Filed Feb. 4tu,
!tint of John Watson,
!on. deed! Flied Feb.
CITY PROPERTY.—wiIt sell a siood brick house.
containing live rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
and would rent for the amount in six years. --
sinda Waldoogle. Ad
&mtge. deed. Filed
A LARGE LOT OT GROUND, haring a river
front, and very• convenient of access.
13. Stevenson. Adintn
1, deed. Filed Feb.
TANNERI, convenient to the city', and having a
well established custom or local trade connected
therewith; a good dwelling std forty acres of land.
Hemmings, Admints
1. Feb. 12th,
coma or Oliver B
, rge 11. Jones, dee'd
FOUR LOTS In Sharpsnurg, near the railroad;
would make a good coal yard.
Neely and Jeremiah
Neely. deed. Filed
ROTEL FOR SALE.—That fine Hotel property,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, containing
fourteen rooms and the necessary outbuildings,
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. This
well located hotel will be sold low, as the proprie
tor wishes to retire !tom business.
FOR RENT. •
Two new Brick Houses, El rooms each.
Two new Brick Houses, .1.1 rooms each.
One new Frame House, 4 rooms.
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each.
Oue new Frame House In Wilkinsburg. having
MX rooms uud a large lot, well suited fur a
garden.
APPLY AT
D. P. HATCH'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
No. 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh.
ap27:plB
F OR SALE.
A RIVER BOTTOM FARM OF. 76 ACRES. 19
miles from the city, In Elizabeth township, Alle
gheny county. Pa., on the Youghloglieny river, one
half mile from Elrod`s Station, on the Connellsvllle
railroad; near ~ L urches. schools, stores, &c., in the
flourishing villages of Boston and Green Oak. The
Improvements are a two-story brick house of six
rooms, hail and cellar, a good frame bank barn with
stabling underniath, andother outbuildings; a well
of good standing water at the door. and several
standing springs of water on the farm. and au or
chard of 700 trees of selected fruits of apples, cher
ries, pears, peaches, quinces and grapes. Thisprop
erty being located near the line of time 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 immediately on the river, on the op
posite side from time railroad. The West Newton
Accommodation and other trains on the railroad af
ford certain and frequent opportunities of daily
cOnilininteltiOn to mind from time city. Will be sold
a. a whole or in lots of one acre or more,. to suit pur
chasers.
Also. A FARM OF 173 ACRES, situated in St.
Clair township, 'Westmoreland county:. Pa., near
the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Houston
Station.. The Improvements are a two-story frame
house. with six rooms and good cellar, a frame bank
barn 40 by 00 feet, and other outbuildings. There
is on the place a young apple and peach orchard;
120 acres cleared laud, divided into fields of conve
nient size, a large portion of which are well set in
clover and timothy . ; the residue of said tract eov
ered with good timber. It la well watered and un
derlaid with coal and limestone, and is convenient
to churches, schools, stores, mills and blacks mith shops. 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, plows, fanning implements and household
and kitchen furniture. Together will he sold very
low and on casyterms, to a responsible purchaser.
Also, a desirable and very fertile Tract of Land of
158 ACHES AN D 25 PERCHES, in Elizabeth Tp.. ,
Allegheny county. Pa.. on the llue of the Hemplichl
railroad. and one and one-half miles from the Con
nell,vllle railroad at Suter's Station. On this farm
are 40 acres of superior white oak timber, which
alone !snow worth one-half the price asked for the
whole tract. The Improvements are a 'log house,
frame barn, good fencing, and an apple orchard of
good fruit. It is well a stored and underlahli With
limestone and flag stone of a superior quality, with
stone coal for the use of the farm.
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Also, The best FARM in lairdeld township.
Westmorelsnd county, Pa., of 230 ACRES. about
AlN: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
cha•ds, In good bearing condition• corn crib, wagon
shed and other outbuildings. The whole farm is
under a high state of cultivation; fencing all In first
rate order, and the land of the best quality of lime
stone soil, about 900 notes of which is cleared and
the residue of the tract In good timber, such as
white oak, rock oak, hickory, walnut and beech.
This property be sold very cheap and. on good
terms, as the owner wishes to engage in other bust
uessr For particulars enquire of
G. H. TOWER. 164 Fourth Street.
apu:o42
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FOR SALE—That very - desirable
two•story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, con
taintng 7 rooms. with -finished attic, situate in the
Second ward, Allegheny: No. 31 Monterey street.
The lot Is 20 feet frontby 110 feet in depth. Will
be sold on favorable terms, to facilitate settlement
of the estate of John Chambers, deceased. If not
sold before THUIts.DAY, May 14th, 1868, It will
be offered at Public Sale un that day.
Enquire of JOHN DEAN, No. 29 Stockton Ave
nue, Allegheny, or S. It. W. GILL, No. 104 Fifth
street. Pittsburgh. ap.19:p37
Xl. 01' 4 3 FOR SALE—SEVERAL
BUILDING LOTS on Observatory Hill,'Second
ard, Allegheny City, are offered for sale—cheap.
The location Is a very desirable one, commanding a
tine view of both titles, Is easy of access, and there
Is abundance of stone on the ground for building
purposes. Apply soon at the paint shop of Mc-
COWAN & SNYDER, Allegheny Diamond, at
THIS OFFICE. or on the premises, near the Ob
servatory Building. m1125:n38
F OR SALE OR LEASE.
VALUABLE COAL MINE. 12 miles from the
city, and CITY DEPOT, for sale at a bargain or
wlnl.he leased for a term of years, Is thoroughly Im
proved. and stocked with everything necessary to
the business, and has large established trade. Pro
prietors have business requiring their' absence for
several years. Address with real name, Post Office
Box 1202, Pittsburgh. ap27:p2
HOW
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SALE.-HORSES .=At HOW..
ARM'S LIVERY AND SALE STATILE, one tine
MIX HORSE s Bay): three DAPPLE GREY
HORSESI one LARGE DRAUGHT HORSE: three
BLACK MARES; two GREY MARES. FIRST
.STREET, near 3lonongahela House. •
Horses bought and sold on commission.
fINLY $l7OO for a NEW FRAME
V HOUSE of hall and four rooms. ands acres of
ground, situate on Coal Hill, in the Borough of
South Pittsburgh. Immediate possession..
Apply to .5. CUTHBERT-5: SONS.
amm • Heal Estate Agents, 85 SnAtlitield St.
_
d rin WILL PURCHASE a
3.51.F.A../ good two-story Brick }Louie, of
-11 11, Ulm rooms. cellar and finished attic. Also, a'
Brick House o f two rooms and lot- of ground, so.
IS Franklin stl7tmt; lioth houses rent f0r11420 per
Minton. S. CUTHBERT le SONS,
ap9 . B5 Smithfield s et. 7
DAY
OWNERS OF . DILAYS,.WAGONS,
• I
'CARTS, HACKS, OMNIBUSES,
And every description of CARRIAGES , ore require:it - 1
to call at the OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
.mid TAKE OUT THEM LICENSES, on or before
'.the Ist day of May next.
F
or each and every Wagon, Cart, " Car,
Car,
• Dray, Buggy or Carriage, drawn by one
horse. the tutu 0f.... ' $
$
00
For each and every one of the above named •
vehicles, drawn by tax. horses, the sum of. 800
For each and every one of the above named
vehicles, drawn by four horses, the sum of 10 00
For each tied every Hack drawn by two
horses, the sups of ' 10 00
For each and every Omnibus and Timber.
Wheels, drawn by two horses, the sum of. 12 00
For each additional bora° attached to any of
the above named Vehicles the sum of 1 00
duty
,SEC. 3. It shall be the of nil Livery Stable
keepers in said city to make, a return to the City
Treasurer, within twenty days after the passage of
this ordinance, and annually thereafter on or bereft:
the Ist day of May of each end every year, of, the
number of vehleles of every description, owned and
used by them in their business, and the kind there
of, and the same return shall be made under oath.
: Sec. 4. All owners of Carts; Drays,"Wagons and
other vehicles, who shall neglect or refuse to pro
cure it license as aforesaid, shall be subject to a pen
alty of not.less than ten per cent. for every thirty
days the same remains unpaid. after - the Ist day of
May of each year. All Livery Stable keepers falling
to make the return required in the 341 Section of this
ordinance, shall, in additiOn to the foregoing, -be
subject to a penalty of not exceeding fifty doLlars,
all of which penalty shall be recovered before the
Mayor, or one of the Aldermen of said cltv, by sum
mary conviction: and It shall be the duty of the
Chief of Police to seek out ell:persons who have
failed to comply with any of the provisions of this
ordinance and report the same to the city Treasn
urer, for winch service lie shall receive the sum of
flftreents in each case, to be taxed and collected as
part of the costs, upon conviction as aforesaid.
The penalties ' for non-compliance with the Ordi
nance will be strictly enforced after the above date.
••• • D.' micyguitox„City Treasurer.
APrft Ist. 16019. my. 130). .
BA 4EICIE ;FOR SALE, • -
I .YaB 911 wiTitotiri TIIEXItOPERTY4
Or woujil iitit for telersik of years: Enquire at
Vr.aatfir.Ss.
. 102 D , Xw7.• 40 Pulo A1t0,9t..-AUeSben,
jif ZED IiVIPA.TOMM.
‘ , l 1 •i• er
L ' Tillrey Banibr nai l thOlL *'''
:4
VO; it l i.V4C i niti : a; ti.. 301j4)6014)taZierr,t
`elt:i.arlitil itufiifidarnent 123 Baitbsem oteeci:
FOR SALE
Near to "the Allegheny River.
TO LOAN!--$50,000,
IN SUMS OF $5,000 AND UPWARD
NOTICES
1.:ON CITY N BA:4rit PlTTStran,
7 .
Slay Ist, IS 8.
it-THE DIRECTORS OE THIS
__ RANK have this day declared a ;Dividend
of SIX PEI: CENT. on the Cardtal Stoek, , out of
the profits of the last six months, payable:to Stock
holders or their legal representatives, ol4nd after
the llth inst.. free of U. S. Tax. a ;
my2:1)58 J. MAGOFFIN, (2ashler.
WPITTSBURGII St. CONNELLS 4 -
MLLE It. It. co.
1
STOGEHO.LDERS7 MEETING•
!
_A g
i eneral .meeting of the Stockholder'a r the
Pittsburgh & Connellsrllle Railroad Co np a ' n o y - w in
be held at their office. In the City of Pittsburgh, on
Fridiy, the 15th day of May, peoitimo,
At 1/ o'clock A. M. to accept or reject i th e ordl
nancea lately passed . by the Mayor and City Coun
cils of Baltimore, and for the transaction. 'of such
other business as may be brought before ;the meet
ing. By order Of the Board,
Jtio. A. PAGE, Jr: Betretary.
Pittsburgh, April AIM, US& airiekihorwro
tgr'NOTICE.
TO TURNPIKE AND PLANK ROAD 001(PANIES.
The undersigned appraisers, appointed iiy - ;and ya
accordance with the act of the Legislatiit.' of the'
State of Pennsylvania, approved April 604:1567,
have, in compliance with a resobetion of Om; Select
and Common Councils of the City of PlttsbUrgh, en
tered on the duties imposed on them by net.
And, to enable thenirrtQ 'perform ,said (tapes, they'
hereby request the President and Directqs or any
and every Turnpike and Plank Road Company with
in the Present bounds of the City of P*spurgh,
which claims to charge tolls for the use of 4lteir im
provements, to furnish the appraisers wig; a state
ment In writing, of the road held and owned liy each
corponitiOn, and statement to show,
First—The name of the road or compang[the title
of the act of Incorporation. and of Its supplements,
with the date of approval of each.
Second—The number of shares now le d bv the
stockholders, and the amount actuallyPild : In by
them as capital stock. •
Third—The length of road now owned by:The com
pany within the present bounds of the City - nil Pitts
burgh, and the position of its termini.
The statements may be delivered to eltßeriof the
undersigned, or at the office of the City, COnt l roller,
Fourth street. Pittsburgh, and are requir on' or
before the 4th day of May next.
W. WADE.- A
W3E. DILWORTH,
ALEXANDER GORDC/N,
Commtskopers.
Pittsburgh, April 23. MIL i aP24
WANTED. NE
WANTED—To employl - a;, ifew
GOOD MEN, to sell. by sample, com
bined PLUMB, LEVEL AND BEVEL. Nothing
like it In use. Will pay from $75 to 1150 per
mouth and all expenses: or will give a'coinmission,
from which twice that amount can beinaile! Also
want Traveling Agents for Ashbaugh' WONDER
OF THE WORLD.
J. C. 'ITIATON,
No. 1034 St. QIalL street.
ap2:p36
WANTED -A GOOD GERMAN
GARDNER. A sober, industrioii married
man, with a small ihmily, to takel charge of and live
on a garden farm within nineteen miles oil the city.
There is a good brick house of six roorns4 kitchen,
hall and cellar, for the gardener to occupy, and to
whom liberal wages will be paid, (crone that is com
petent and trustworthy. Forparticulars Diguire of
G. D. TOWER, Real Estate A,gent,
ap9:olg No. 164 Fourth St.. PittaburgN.
AGENTS WANTED.
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GRANT- • 11
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THE LIFE OF.—A new and standard , ork, by
Hon. J. T. HEADLEY. the popular Historian/ Send
for Circular and see our terms. -
Address or apply to A. L. TALCOTTA CO.,
apahoB7 60 3farkeL street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
FOR RENT.
TO LET, i_
ROOMS. with Steam Po we r.
I
Euqutre at (ROVE OLNHAUSAIOS,
ap2.1:05 • 833 Penti Street. .
AUCTION SALES.i
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BY PALMER & PHILLIPS,
pALMER & PHILLIPS, -;
•AuerzoNzzies
And Commission Merch4nr,s,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION 00M8
No. 60 Fifth Streit, Pittsburg•• Pa.
BOOTS, SHOES, CAR ; _ E TS,
Dry Goods and Norio*,
AT PRIVATE SALE DAY AND EVENING.
Consignments Solicited. ProMit
tarns.
• BY A. WILWAIIM
Vt r eo l fT li git
A NAVIGATION CO., ..tc.—TUESs,A3. c.VE
NING., May Bth at 7% o'clock. will Se Sold, on
second floor of Commercial Sales Bctoms, 106
Smithfield street:,
15 shares Keystone Savings Bank.
4 shares Second National Bank. 1 •
50 shares Boatmen's Insurance Co.
40 shares Monongahela .Wayigation,CO.,
myi A. 3I'LLIVAIIVS. Auc`r.
BY L .LBGGATE.
nROVEYARD LOTS Al AUC
TION.—WiII be sold on the premises, on
315SiDAY. May 4th, at 11 o'clock, the two lots in
the Prote Yards, Second Ward, Allegherly,.adjoin-
Mg the southern side of the city scales, each AO by
110, on Buena Vista street. )
TEEMS—Two-thirds cash, balance in ;gnus.
A. LEGGATE. Auctioneer,
.myl 159 Federal street. Allegheny.
TO THE LIGHTNING ROD :TRADE.
DEALERS in LIGHTNING- RODS are! hivited to
an examination of our 7 t
SOLID COPPER - STAR ROD
Which we humph - to the Trade In quantities to suit;
and furnish Points. Insulators and fixtures com
plete, same as with MUNSON'S COPPRIVTUBU
LAR ROD.
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LOCIMULT dr. CO.
t. 4
MearovAcTunnus,
Duquesne Way, Pittsbiurgit.
ap23:p47
168. ** 168 *
NEW GOODS.
NEW "ALPACCAS.!
, NEW MOHAIR.
BLACK SILKS. 1
HOSIERY And GLOVES.
F. SCol:lCle,i
tom' No. 168 . Wylie Street.'4in
168. ' xes.
rap3,:n4o)
B LACK SILKS,
FOR SALE AT LOW PRIORS, AT j
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WHITE, ORR &
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Mb FIFTH STREET, • •
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A T i gEfAIKULTAUK WEBS I : _
New :Goods and New:'iftvo or',
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• Bois , acrriumi. ,, 7- /
yEßy‘ , •Tlet" \ fr t
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