II II CHEAP GEES FOR THE.PEOPLE.... The GREAT WESTERN GUN' WORE'S have been removed to Aro. 179 SMITHFIELD STREET. where win always be found the incise complete assortment clf Guns, Pistol., Ammunition and Sport. Ms Material., dee. in te p e e city. AU kinds or Gana and Pistols careful reaired. Cash paid for ARMY RIFLES and E R VOLVERS. Sena *tatty, for illustrated Circular. Agents wantext in eftnr town in the United States. Address, J. 11. JOIIN STON. 179 Smitheeld Street. Pittattrar •h. • • W'THE SECOND GRAND CONCERT OF THE First Ref. Presbyteritui Sabbath School, OF ALLEGHENY CITY, WELL HZ GIVEN This Evening, at Excelsior Hall, With an entire thane of Provamme assisted by the , ALLItGIIIOIY DARTETTE CLUB. Also, the Services otB h Lady, an eminent Harpist, have been mom . Admisilon 50 cents; Children 05 cents. Doors open at Y o'clock. Concert to commence at If9f. - niya §TRAY. COW.—Came to the resiw denee of the undersigned, living in Baldwin wrualip, on BrownvvWe road, on or about the 4th a of April: COW, red, brindle and white spotted, about:S years old. The owner is requested 'W come after her, prove prope,rty, pay charges and take her away, or silo will be sold acconline to law. mayezp9ll-Y WILLIAM coWAIT. pmtssoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS, IN NEW ANTI pEsinAiLE STYLES, JEST RE CEIVED, AT F. H. EATON'S, IM:1 L ACE CURTAIIITS, CORNICES,, LOOPS, &c., A large assortment for sale by. • WI7IITE, ORR & CO., 4.1, Fifth Street. - LINDEN GROVE. LINDEN GROVE having been fitted up In the most fluperb utyle, with* large and elegant Plat- Ibrm, beautifully 'shaded, large Dining Room and two excellent bars, la now ready to rent to - • racivres, - _ Sunday lienool Celebrations, &e.,. ON THE' MOST REASONABLE TERMS. Particalioldhig Tienics. &c., will find It to their advantage to secure the Grove. The Grove Is easily accessible, being but a few steps from the Oakland Hallway Station, whose cars run regularly every fifteen minutes. sir ror terms, &c., apply at the OFFICE OF THE OAKLAND RAIL-WAY CO., myikp&l - OAKLAND STATION. - • PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. trfnE PAievinclunEup HERETO fibre existing between -the undersigned, under ruune of SCHOMAKER & LANC Was dissolired by mutual consent, on May Ist, by the retirement of WILLIAM SCHOMAMER, who has sold his interest in the Arm to the remaining partners, who will continue the business at the same place, the name of WATT, LANG & CO. WM. SCHOMANER,i W-M. F. LANG, JOHN WATT. Having sold my interest in the firm of 13C1103iA KEE d: LANGto my late associates, I cheerflilly solicit for them a continuance of the patronage of my old friends and the publlcaraemliar WATT, LANG & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Groceries,. Flour, . Grain, Provisions,, cnoaie, slab. Carboa'oll, Salt, &a. it% 64 174. Wood Street, myB:p73 _ • --PTTTSBI3IIO.II. SPRING STOCK OF CARPETS I MITE HAVE IN STORE THE most complete 'assortment of , CARPETS and OIL CLOTHS we, have ever opened, enibracing the newest, styles and delfiSnx of the best FOREIGN and DO MESTIC ILINUFACTIIBERS, ' imported and selected with special reference , to the Pitts. -- burgh Market. Many of the patterns are confined to our houie exclusively for this city. - • With the advantages of Direct , Importation, we are now able , to offer early the newest and choicest patterns _of BEES. SELS, from the most eelebra. ted English looms, and at prices within the reach of al• . . . most every householder. . A__ -- special but limited imports. - ties of ENGLISH INORAINS, - of extra quality, and- in, rare and beautifid designs,'will be found - especially, choice and desirable for Chambers.. ' . Our Stock of COMMON ALIrWOOL aARpETS, purchased before the Carpet Weavers' strike, will be sold at the Jame rates as previous to the last ad- Ivance, and ' will furnish CARPETS to ithe multitude at the lowest prices sines !the war. A good maw FOR 25 r CENTS A YARD. N. B.•-Those having Parlors'or Drawing Booms to furnish are • specially invited .to er.aminc p the unuanally large number of patterns particularly adapted t 'kf , to that purpose, whieh we offer ..07 , in WIL'IIIIII and TAPESTRY ' VELSETII and 111111SIVELS at low prices. Olinn 3 R. aurrrom mo & COMPANY r 4 l 'l4 wo. 28 rim street. IMO No. 11 Fifth St. I= RECENT VALUABLE. 1 • LAW , PUBLICATIONS, FOR SALE BY KAY & COMPANY,. No. 05 WOOD STREET, (Lafayette Building.) BOITVIER'S LAW DICTIONARY. Revised and Enlarged Edition. Edited by Daniel' A. Gleason. 9 volumes. Royal Svo Price, AIA.OO ANGELL'S TREATISE ON THE LAW OF COM MON CARRIERS of Goods- and Passengers by Land and Water. Fourth Edition. Revised. en larged-and corrected. One voLr Price, $1.50 ANGELL A AMES' TREATISE on the Law of Pri vate Corporations Aggregate. Eighth revised edition: 1 vol Price, $7,50 PHILLIPS' TREATISE ON THE LAW OF INSU 'RANCE. New and revised edition. SI volumes. Price, 115.00 THE BANKRUPT LAW OF THE UNITED STATES. The Act of 1807, with General Orders - and Ferule, - with copious , notes, embracing. the leading- American and -- English authorities, Ind marginal references to the .English and American Bankrupt Laws. • Edited by Edward Avery and Geom.) M. Hobbs Price, 04.50 . VI CURTIS' TREATISE ON E THE LAW OF 'PAT ENTS, for nsend inventions, as enacted and ad ministered in the United States. Third edition.' Revised and enlarged • - Price, $7.110 UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE, passed at the first session of the Fortieth Congress,lB67. Price, $7.50 ABBOTT'S NATIONAL DIGEST. A Digest of the Reports of the United States Courts, . and of the Acts of Congress from the organization of the 'Government to the year 1867, comprising the Re ports of. the United. States Supreme Court, those. of the Circuit and District Courts. and or the va rious Territorial and Local Courts established by the United States; together with the leadbfro visions of the Statutes at Large, and ins ant auxiliary information upon the National spru - deuce. In 3 vols. Vols. 1 and A now ready. • sarA discount will be allowed on above prices, where a number of books are ordered at onetime. Orders by mail will meet with prompt attention. NEW DRY -- GOODS STORE, NO. 52 St. Glair Street. J. IL BUIICIIFIELD & CO. • WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, May 4th, WITH AN ENTIRE NEAP STOCK OF GOODS, SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE, At Prices as Low as can be Found West Of the Mountains. r !?Many Undo, just from Auction, at GREATLY REDUCED RATES from pticea ono month ago. my€: . CONTEOLLWR OFFICE, CITY OF ALLEcomrr, Ma C, 1808. QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE IQ, RECEIVED at this Office GRADI N G o'clock p. w. on TUESDAY, 112th ror and PAV ING the thllowlng Streets, Avenues and Alleys, vlz JUNIATA STREET, from Sedgsvlek street to Beaver Avenue. MIDDLE STREET, from North Avenue to Knoll Street. KiLBUCE STREET; from East side of Craig to West side of Corry street. 1:TNION AVENUE. from Ohio Avenue to Church Street. OHIO AVENUE, from Grant Avenue to the I'ltts burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad. GRANT AVENUE, from the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad to Lincoln Avenue. MADISON AVENUE, from the terminus of the present, pavement, at the old city line, to the point of intersection of said Avenue with East street. BLAIR'S ALLEY, in the Second Ward. .LINDSAY'S ALLEY. In the Second ward. Also, for the PAVING of ALLEGHENY AVE NUE Brom Western Avenue to She River. Profiles and Specifications can be seen in the office of CHAS. BAVIS, Esq., City Engineer. R. B. FRANCIS. myB:q79 City Controller. STRAW . GOODS ! 1 HATS AND CAPS, IX GREAT VARIETY, SELLING LOW, AT .31" CORD & my 7 131 WOOD STREET. • NOTICE TO PLUMBERS: At a meeting of the Water Committee, held Hay 4. 1868, the following instructions were adted and notice thereof directed to be given In the o ft clal pape after he city, as follows, viz.: - On'the May Hlth, Inst., no LEAD PIPE lighter than that known as EXTRA STRONti will be allowed in making the connections between the ferrule and the stop cock at,the curb line, and the ferrule driver is instructed not to drive an y ferrule having a lighter pipe than the above attac hed to it. By order of the Water Committee. • my7:p33 JOSEPH FRENCH. Sunerintendent. AT HEADQUARTERS ! New Goods and New Styles of BOYS' CLOTHING. VERY' LOW PRICES I GRAY & LOGAN, No. 47'8T. CIAIR STREET. HOLMES, BELL & CO, ANCEIOrt COTTON MILLS, T?I7M`tfiJ33UnGFEC. Manttfactwara HEAVZ MEDIUM and LIGHT ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA MEETINGS AND BATTING. - , 11CrYD1RAULIC CEpIcENT. Jl-4 13( STONE, • PLASTER, aIIISENAY TOPE_ t WATER PurES. HENRY H. COLLINS; aullkon 25 Wobil street. Et B. LYON, I . iealer of Weights and Measures No, 3 FOURTH. STREET, C- (Between Libetty and Ferry street'. Orders promptly attended to SEED . POTATOES.. Thirty Barrels Harrison. For' sale by JOiIN It. it. A. 3ItaiDOCII, Nursery !len. Florists and Beadsmen: 112 Smithfield street. R Po SALE.. ' -ft: 300 bush. No. 1 Spring Wheat; __ _ Ae .. prime Winter Wheat; / 5 0 " prime Bye; Ivo ? " () ate ; - • . A . " _prime Peach Blow Potatoesi F-r ak.ehr AITrotICOCK. itcCIOCEBY a Co. the 0 e r re t order, or n eoer t eiria lt teh by L e pi tbea Ge dno. r ene N to Hie boeexi. R ebdi n in E7 eir ts t r: g rder .7. • JOHN A 'RENSHAW, . jart___l___ •__________Cor.l.lb rty and A. Hand street . r uzsoßLE WALPi e 2l UTS.---Freth °tenable Walnut • of best ii 8 ` 440 . paper and so ft shell ; Amends, qua ty, for sale by raysco rner e t l i i e llp A. RENSDAW. d Hand vin -b bales ` treotal. 'JCL' arrive on stesmer . 3h C gyp Rough to mniAu DICKEY & CO. delogN-186 sacks mix ed _ *.... c ... lki rive on steamer Delaware. tor i sa l? "`" ''''.' mrs , ISAIAH Moir./ —..• & CO. ' yl.l' APPLIES-I,ooolb, in vo. and sacks, in storn..for sate by ' ..n ..AS• ,03 IBA.IAIi Dlll4ltry .i . - 0 O. TUVE ' PEACHES-20 bbb h ... a __ _. JII./ 40 itteki inAprro; for sale by my() - - - •", 1 8 i II, UT DiCiarr tk - CO - , PITTSBURGH GAZE'ITE: 'FRIDAY. M A LARGE AStIMITMENT, . . AT POPULAR _PRICES, AT VULLLILM SEMPLE'S, 1,80 &.188 Federal St., Allegheny. DARK FAST COLORED PRINTS AT He GOOD LIGHT PRINTS AT 1!{ )(c DARK GINGHAM AT 10c. 1 YARD WIDE BLEACHED MUSIIIN AT 12;ic - UNBLEACHED HUMAN, Yd. wide, AT 12Ke LADIES' WHITE BIBBED HOSE at 11c LADIFS ,' PLATIC WHITE HOSE,. 15/}ic., SUNDOWNS of 83)(c. - • ,"="- - A NICE'LOT OF HAMBURG EDGING, A you large large stock of the most fashionable similes of Dress Goods. Gros Grain Silk, &e. TO MIMNEIRO Their particular attention Is resltectfulltcalled to the large stock of BONNETS, HATS, SUNDOWNS, RIBBONS, FLONtERS, &c., vi;iw 143 W; FRudesak , and .Retail, AT . INU:MJUK SMPIMS, 180 & 182 Federal St., Allegheny. STATEMENT OF THE REAL ESTATE SAYINGS BANK, On the 30th Day of April, 1868. ASSETS ond and Mort gages, Owing first Idris on Heal Es- tate 1397,523 68 1 U.S. 5-210 Bonds at 70,000 00 U. 8.881 Bonds at iO4 • 26,000 00 Office Furniture...., 418 60 • Cash 44.290 40 ' Total L1A81L1T1E5.8462,234 68 Amount Due Depos itors $430.255 83 Amount Due I/epos !tors, intertsst,May Ist. 1868 16,560 82 -- $440,895 63 Balance Contingent Fund 97.400 03 —8408,934 68 The above is a true statement. A. A. CARRIER, Treasurer. - The undersigned, Auditing Committee, have ex amined the books of the Bank. the Bonds, 'Mort gages and Securities, and counted the Cash, and dud the foregoing statement correct. NICHOLAS VOEGTLT; JR., WM. 11. SMITH, • • IL CHILDS. Presidentr-ISSAO JONES. Hon. THOS. H; HOWE, Hon. J. It. MOORHEAD, ISAAC JONES. C. U HUSSEY, W. B. COPELAND, JACOB PAINTER. HARVEY CHILDS, NICHOLAS VOEGTL'Y, WM. H. SHIVA. INTEREST ALLOWED on Deposits In this Insti tution, at SIX .PElt NT. PER ANNUAL poyable to depositors In May am d November, which, ft not drawn, 'will be added In the principal and OM. YOUNDED. Accountant—B. C. PARKE. Solicitor-E. BRADFORD TODD. OFFICE. 63 FOURTH STREET. - rar:pl7 JELOIECEMTSON; No. 20 FIFTH STREET, ANOTIMR LOT PURE MAP SYRUP. TO WHEAT OI;OWERS EUREKA AMMONIATED BONE, SUPER-PHOSPRATE OF: LINE, • MANUFACtURED BY. The Allegheny Fertilizer Co. SEWARD . II) CAMPBELL, ;. ibitormlpproit Office, 856 pepn .Street, - PlttstnTgli, Pa. , . The best Eertilizer in use, and recognized by _ Farmers who have given lea trial, to be the stand trodr r ß r o a n i z s t n ,e g s , largee. We ho v e bl e llie d for grata hoes cireulatlon a pamphlet containing ten copiesor which will be sent free to any sending us their ad dress. CM 168. 1". NEW GOODS. NEW ALPACCAS. NEW MOHAIR. BLACK SILKS. HOSIEnY and GLOVES. P. SOUCY - , - 108 Wylie Street. Xl6B. 168. • • 1138. ranao:n4o3 MARBLE & SLATE MANTLES; AT THE PITTSBURGH !STEAM MARBLE AND SLATE WORKS, Office and Wariroom-319 and 3AI LIBERTY STREET.. .Mantle Wareroom on second floor. Persons wanting Marble or Slate Mantles will And it to their Interest. to caU • Workmanship not ex celled in any place, and price■ as low as fu Rastas's, cities. Marble Mantles or - . Furniture Slabs which haze become discolored bu smoke, oils or acids, pan, be marbleised and made tette!" =swell There Is no other )place In Western Pennsylvania •where Slate Mantles kreinantdketured. All kinds or Marble Watt done lathe best manner. Marble Cutters supplied with Sawed Marble at East ern prices, carriage added. Q. W. WALLACE. T38 ; ~,~: JIIST,ILECEWAD. HA-8 RECEIVED OF'' - MNININVIS..2OFI) NOTIONS: WHOLESALE AND trimniings, 'Notion?, We have received ace White I , Which cannot be at. It consists of L,rjTh i ll s AlßAD tISII LINEN, DAMASK TO of HO coo DOZEN zeired, selling a A Fine Lot PLAIN SWIM; & PLAIN NAINSOON; T RIOS, Etc. dons:Errs, • EASTERN PRICES IN ALL STYLES AND COLORS, SYSFEME ALEXANDRE KIDS, at $1 per pair. GENUINE LIGHT. COLORED KIDS, at bi l k. a pair. e TRIMMED MUSLIN SKIRTS at SLOO. SUMMER BALMORALS, at Taft:and $l. In PAPER COLLARS, we nareg'iuG Variety XACTIMII GLYDE & CO., IS and SO Market Street. ard4:0111 GRAND OPENING! NEW BOOBS ! A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF STRAW GOODS, Such as BONNETS, HATS, CORDS salt TASSELS, ORNAMENTS, &c. Ribbons, of all descriptions; Artificial .Floxtrers, Bonnet and Hat Frames; Crapes, Illusions; Silks and Satins; Velvets and La6es; Parasols, Sun Umbrellas. ALSO, a full line of White Goods, Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves; French VtToyen_Corsets, SKIRTS, 'HANDKERCHIEFS LINES AND PAPER COLLARS, CUFFS, kc WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ROSENBAUM, SUMMIT 8; CO'S PHILADELPHIA EMPORIUM, No. 76 MARKET STREET. myi:n= THE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK STRAW AND MILiINERY GOODS, NOTIONS AND SMA T, . WARES, TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY. AT Nos. 77 and 79 Market Street. HOSIERT-all grades, domestic and foreign. GLOVES-Kid, Lisle. ,k BealM, &c. ALEXANDRE'S DUCH ESS KID GLOVES. EMBROIDERIES-new designs. LACES-Real and Imitation. LACE GOODS. BARBES, COLLARS, SETS. VEILS. • INFANTS' LACE CAPS. WHITE GOODS. BARRED, STRIPED and PLAIN NAINSOOKS and JACONETS. BRILLIANT NAINSOOIIB, DOTTED, RIIVERE and PLAIN SWISS. PUFFED MUSLIN and IRISH LINENS. SILK FRINGES-all shades, GIMP HEADINGS, VEL. RIBBON. BEAD TRIMMIN GS and FRINGES. PARASOLS-New styles. SUN UMBRELLAS. LADIES' and GENT'S GAUZE UNDERWEAR. BONNETS, HATS, • SUNDOWN& SHAKER HOODS, RIBBONS ,FLOWERS, SILKS LACES: NETS, - " • • • - - LIGHT SHADES BONNET VELVETS, FRAMES, MALINES, WhOkSaie and etail,. AT THE LOWEST MARKET QUOTATIONS. JOSEPH HORNE & CO. my4:mwr PERFECT FITTING HID GLOWS. "A. C. , C."---"H. K." We invite attention to our . HID GLOVE DEPARTMENT, Which is now complete with every color and shade. In addition to our own special importation of the Celebrated A. C. C. (death) KIDSi We have secured the exclusive sale of the "HfixtVdi, Sptuuless .Trad,s,” - The best Glove andmostperfect lit. MACRON & VARLISLE, it) FIFTH STREET. MACRUIII & CARLISLE, 19 Fifth Street, Now offer the most elegant c line of • ELAMBITItGS FLlrt.:Pgegtat,T4bll.kg which they es'Y'lielley trl-ggleta.4llll2llandfifillaMTCPZUL apll MACRUNI & CARLISLE, 19 FIFTH STREET, ' Ilat•a just opened all 'shades of • BULLION AND RISTOBI ,FIUNGES: BUGLE GIMPS AEU FRINGRS, At yory 14:minim& '- • . uplf NOTICE. . - Fifth Street Sidewalk Extension: • * IRON CURB AND SIDEWALK, We desire to call the attention of parties about to ;widen their sidewalks, according to ordinance, to our Patent Iron Curb and Pavement.' The same will, be laid In front of the opera House this week and will speak for itself. The following la an ex , tract from a letter of the City Engineer and Regu lator : I consider it superior to stone, and If laid in Fifth stmt., vrill - add greatly to. Its beauty, and I would recommend it to ipronerty owners. MOOItE City Engineer." • • iffslS ATLAS WORKS: TTIOMAB N. MILLER, President. ' app nary CLOILIIES_wort r the best In tbettOiritet; siotatir.„ IT * Sole agg t tribit Ors - Y 8. 1868 ~ A RETAIL BUYERS T . O LEI' 101210M11.--PLEASANT Rooms, with or without. board, on . a quiet street of this city. Address MIS. C., GAZETTE OF ricE, for terms and particulars. mySiz66 TO LET--11001118.1TWo Laige FRONT ROOMS. well furnished, with or with out board, suitable for roan and wife, or young gentlemen. For tbrther particulars apply at Wo. 129 SECOND STREET. inyikpC6 and Fancy Goods. fine assortment of FOR SALE--250 bids. very guPe itOr WEST VIRGINIA OIL. Gravity teed not over 20.. BUFFUM, KEHEW No. 3 ferry's Block, corner Hancock street . and Duquesne Way. ap3O•ENSI c)c)csbli v FOR SALE. .17ac . .; el g v e r . d at is now Complete. SAW MILL, TWO DWELLING HOUSES. TWO BARNS, with good FARM, and about 800 —soiree timber land. This property will be sold low. Cash $ 500—balance on time to snit 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. - FARM Or 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. CITY PROPERTY.—WIII sell a good brick house. - containing Ave rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars, and would rent for the amount in six years. • A LARGE LOT OF GROUND, having a • river front, and very convenient of access.- TANNER], convenient to the city , an d having a well established custom or local trade connected therewith; good dwelling and forty acres of land. FOUR LOTS In Sharpeners., near the rallroad; would make a good coal yard. HOTEL FOE SALE .— 'ha t fine Hotel property, situated at the Blairsville - Junction, containing Iburteen 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 from business. f Par.asols, Two new Brick Houses, 8 roomy each. • - - Two new Brick Houses, 11 rooms each. One new Frame House, 4 rooms. Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each. One new Frame House in Wilkinsbarg, having six rooms and a large lot, well suited for FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street, Ninth Ward; I acres that can be divided into acre lote. I,utii_ In Oakland FOR RENT-311 large Houses, suitable for Board luArltrrib-3,000 feet of Flag. - - ginia to 4 incites thick. D, P.-HATCH'S REAL ESTATE 'Orin, No. 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh. apV:plB FOR SALE. A RIVER BOTTOM FARM OF 76 ACRES. 19 miles from the city, in Elizabeth township, Alle gheny county, Pa., on the Youghiogheny river, one balf mile from Eirod"s Station, on the Connellevlile railroad; near t.hurches. schools, stores, &c. In the flourishing villages of Boston and Breen Oak. The Improvements area two-story brick house of six rooms, hall and cellar, a good frame bank barn with stabling underneath, andotber outbuildings; a well of good standing water at the door, and several standing springs of water on the far m, and an or chard of 700 trees of selected fruits of apples, cher ries, pears, peaches, quinces and grapes._ This prop erty 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 immediately 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 eommunication to and from ths city. Will be sold as 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 co feet, and other outbuildings. There Is on the place a young apple and peach orchard; 120 acres cleared land, divided into fields of conve nient size, in 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 withtcoal and limestone, and is convenient to churches,) schools, stores, mills and blacksmith shops. A real good bargain Is tottered in this excel lent farm; and with It will ,be bold all, the personal property on the premises, consisting of - horses, cows, stock cattle, hogs and poultry, harness; gears, wagon, plows, farming implements and household and kitchen furniture. Together will be sold very low and on easy terms, to a responsible purchaser. Also, a desirable and very fertile Tract of Land of 158 ACRES AND 25 PERCHES, in Elizabeth Tp., Allegheny county, Pa., on the line of the Hempfield railroad. and one and one-half miles from the Con nellsvllle railroad at Suter's Station. On this farm are 40 acres of superior white oak Umber, which alone is now worth one-half the price aske d the whole tract. The Improvements are a log house, frame barn ; good fencing, and an apple orchard of good fruit. It is well it atered and underlaid with limestone add tag atone of a superior quality, with stone coal for the use of the farm. Also, The best FARM in Fairfield township, Westmoreland county, Pa., of 250 ACRES, about six miles sough 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 under a high state of cultivation; fencin i ttisil in first rude order, and the land of the best qua! oflime stone soil, about 200 acme of which is c eared and the residue of - the tract in good timber, such as white oak, rock oak, hickory, walnut and beech. This property will be sold very cheap and on good terms, as tile owner wishes to engage in other bust new For particulars enquire of • G. 11. TowEit, 164 Fotlrti Street. FIRST-CLASS Allegheny City Residence Located on the corner of Western Avenue and Bid well street, lately owned • and occupied by 1. P. Lyon, Esq.. one hundred feet on Western Avenue, by two hundred and twenty - seven feet on Bidwell street. the ground, . For location of the ground, as well as the improve ments thereon, this Residence Is well known To Ronk Arnontt tho very First and Most Diestrable In the two cities. Possession immediately. For particulars, as to description, 'price, terms, &13., apply to GEO. H. HOLTZMAN rnyL:p72 146 WOOD STREErt i , l'lttsburgh FOR SALE - To close a Partner ship.' TWO TRACTS OF VALUABLE LAND. . No. I. Situated in Conemaugh township, Cambria county, Pa., having the PennsylVania Railroad running through it. and within rive miles of Johns town. containing 204 acres. There is ou this land two workable seams of bituminous coal, 3;4 and 0 feet thick. Also, a vein of superior are clay, fully equal to the Bolivar. No. 2. Situated in Green township, Beaver Co.. Pa., containing about - 200 acres, part Under fence and Improved, and being within a short distance of Smith's Ferry. The land extends to the Ohio river, 'on which It bounds over 000 feet. It contains two seams of beautiful coal, 2,4 and 44 ket-, anctone of cannel coal of 0 feet thick. Also, a vein of are clay, Ennoble to the manufacture of are brick. . . . . . For further information Inquire of . • ntyi•pSD No. 330 Liberty street FOR SALE—That ver_y desirable: two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE con taintng 7 rooms, with tinn hed attic, situate in the Second - ward. Allegheny, No; 31 Monterey street. The lot Is filti feet front by 11,0 feet in depth Will he sold on favorable terms, to facilitate settlement of the estate of John Chambers, deceased. i If not sold before THURSDAY, slay 14th, 11.868,1 t will he 'Offered at Public Sale on that day. Enquire of JOHN DEAN, No. 910 Stockton Ave nue, Allegheny, or S. 11.'W. GILL, No. 104 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.' - apatip37 VALUABLE ELM ST. PROPER TY FOR BALE.—A neat, well built brick dwelling house, 2 Dressed brick front, slate roof hall, four rooms. cellar and finished attic, with lot 0 ft. front by 30 deep o. DIX Elm street. TWO VALUAIME BUILDING LOTS FOR BALE —each 20 feet front by 00 deep, In excellent loca tion for a residence. situate on Congress street, near Pennsylvania avenue. Apply to B. CUTHBERT & BONS, m Real Estate Agents. WI Smithfield SL ,TOTS_ 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 fine view of both cities, is easy of access, and there Is abendance of stone on the ground for building plws. Apply soon at tbe,palnt shop qf (.0 AN R SNYDE, Allegheny IBamond, at ovinci . or on the premises, near the Ob- servatory Building. miettunts FOIt BALE.-HORSES.-At HOW ARO'S LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, oneQae MILY HORSE ineyr• Vireo MAPPLI. GREY HORSES: one LARGE 1 . /BALMILY HORSE:. three 'MACK MARES; two GREY MARES. FIRST STREET, near Monongahela House.- •-• ": liorsea Dwight and sold on commission. 13.111i1Eltit FOR 5 ,. .t WITH OR WITHOUT TlLU,PH9.iirirri, Or would rent fora torso of years. Enquire at • No. 40 Palo Alto ..AP1011401.7,.1, FOR SALE. Near to the Allegheny Ever. FOR RENT. TO LOAN-$50,000, IN sums or $5,000 AND UPWARD - APPLY AT FOR : . SALE. . THAT FINE. MANSION, • " ' 0 'ICES. EXCRAXOE. NATIRSAL BANK, Pzrrentrnon; May 84868. j THE DIRECTORS OF THIS • Bank have,deelared asltrldethEof SIX PER CENT. . • from the earnings of the last six months, payable on or after the llth inst. • The Government Tax will be paid bythe Bank. mys:oo • 11. M. BILTRRAY„'Cashior. , CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, i PITTSBUSGIL May:s, 1568. tgr'THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK hare this day declaredia - Dividend of FIVE PER CE.IPP on the Capital Stock;-ont of the profits of the last sIY months, payable to the Stock holders, or their legal representatives.' du and 'after the 15Ith last, free orl.T. S. tax. • '• J. E. BRADY, Cashier. my :q 1 Basic oVlitrriernon, • May st, 1881. g arrTHE PRESIDENT h AND RECTORS of this Rank have this day de clarCd a dividend of FIVE PER CENT.:•on its capi tal stock, out of tile profits of the last 'ilia months, which will be paid to Stockholders, or. their lega l representatives, on and after the 15th instant, free of Government, State and• Local taxes. mys:pal:F W. ROSEDURO,. Cashier. OFFICE WESTERN INSURANCE CdIIIPANY, t PITTSBURGH, THE .80 18. ggr DIVIDEND. -- THE 110ARD OF DIRECTORS of this Company luive this day declared a DIVIDEND of • • . .1 volom. moor_a_.,vag upon each share ,of the capital stoe4 out 4:11' the EAStNED profits of the last six mol4hs, free of Government and State`taxes, paiable t 6 Stott:told era on and after the With Inst. Enya:pB4 WM. ,P,. UERBEllT.i'lecretary. igrprrrsnullGH &Va . VILLE R. R. CO. STOOEHOLDERS' 11113E*4NG A general meeting of the Stockholders of the Pittsburgh & Connellsvllle Railroad Company will be 'Acid at their oetce. In the City of Ptttsburgh, on Friday, the 16th day ; Of . At 11 o'clock .s. m., to acce . pt o r or reject the ordi nances lately passed by the may and City Conn ells of Baltimore, and for the transaCtion of such other business as may bo brought befnre thetneet Ing. - BY orßr o o . f i l. h . I.lllr Secretary. Pittsburgh, April 28th, 1868. ap27:p6t-wYst WANTED. - - • ANTED German' GIRL, to do general housework in a family o tree. Protestant - preferred. Address. R. GA ZETTE OFFICE. • 11177:Z85 WANTED.-- AGENTS-laItA.NT; THE LIFE OF.—A new and standard work, n. .1. T. READLITY. the populag Historian. Bend for Circular and see our terms. Address or ap ply to A. L. TALCOTT & 00., 60 Market street, Pittsburgb. Pa. siChoB7 WANTED—AGENTS--To travel through Ohio, Michigan , West Virginia,and extern Pennsylvania, for the salb of SOLAR LIGHT, a regularly inspected article, and cannot be exploded. A liberal commission wiU be paid. Will sell any of the above. States or;_t•arts there of, and furalsh the Light at cost. Fur_ particu lars call on us or send for circular. HAWS BROS. & CO. Office No. 8, Cleveland Ifni. Buildin Cleveland, 0. my4:oll,gs, TATANTED—A GOOD GERMAN v v GARDNER. A sober, Industrious married man, with a small tinnily, to take hare 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 com petent and trustworthy. For particulars inquire of G. H. TOWER. Real f:state Agent, No, 1.64 Fourth• Bt., Pittsburgh. : ap8:01.6 - AUCTION SALES: BY BIdITBBON, UNHOOK & 11101. • SUBURBAN • RESIDENCE AND- GROUNDS. • PRIVATE SAIE. That very desirable TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE at HOMEWOOD STATION, of 11 rooms, Bath Room and Closet. Hot and Cold Watev throughout the building, with all other modern iniorovements.. The grounds consists of 14 acres of ground, beau tifully laid out, ornamented and under the highest state of cultivation. with 500 young hearing fruit trees of every deseription; Spring house, with nev er failing spring; Stable and out buildings complete. Rare opportunity to secure a country residence with city conveniences. Inquire of SMITHSON, VANHOOK h MeCL4LLAND, . my)' Auctioneers. LIBRARY - - • CHOICE LITERATURE. • Friday Evening, May 5t11,1.568 . , At 756 o'clock, F. tr., Will be sold at the Masonic Hall Auction Rooms, 55 and 57 Fifth street , a valuable private Library, embracing the choleent authors, in Biography, History, Travels, &c.; also', the writings of I)lekeus, Bulwer, Caroline, Lee Hnntz, Mrs. Southworth, .Dumas, Shakespe:l)i's Works, Beaumont & Fletcher's WOrks, 2 vols.; Statesman Manual, 4 Waverly Hovels, Cyclopedhs of American and English Literature, (separate;) Dry den, Burns, Moore, Milton, Byron, and Homer's Poetical Works 19 vols. Rousseau awl 74volumes of Voltaire's Works. (In French) tngether with other valuable and Interesting work s, surnisaN, vAlmoox McCLELLAHD, mythpB.s . • . 4 - ; ; Anetioneers. - BY 6. WILWAINE. 0-STORY BRICK ROYIE No • 1 11 150 PENN STREET. ' UESDAY EVENING, ' May 12th, at 8 o'clock, will be sold, on second floor of Compserclal Sales Booms, 106 Smithfield street, that dbsirable elly• property, the two-story Brick Dwellhnt, -No. Abe Peen street, corner of Irwin alley, containing rive roams and Installed double attic. and ; cellar, with water in kitchen. The lot Is 211 feet front on Penn street and 119 feet in depth along"lrwln Possession given immediately. r nsy7 A. McILWAINE, Ayietioneer BY PALMER & PBILLIP pALMER & PHILLIPS, 4- AII9TIONEERS • And 05mtntifssion Merchants, OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS, No. 60 Fifth,Stieet,: - „Pittsburik Pa. BOOTS, SHOES CARPETS g Dry GOods' and Notiotits, AT, PRIVATE SALE DAY AND.EViNING. Consignments Solicited. Prompt 11e turns. • •'- -; •-• ' • - ,-• • ICOUBLIC SALE . A. IN • Valuable Broad Street Residences. On TUESDAY. 'May 12, 1888, at ?2 o'clock, noon, will be sold at Piddle Sale, at the hiladelphia Exchange. all those FOUR ELEGANT BROWN STONE RESIDENCES, with French leaf, cast side of Broad streetosorth -of Oxford street, each con , taining - in front 32 feet (including side yard of 8 feeto 185 feet deep. .Douses finished:in superior manner, the lower story mostly in .Wainut,• also Walnut stairs. These properties arc Worthy , the attention of persons desirous of pa ehasing 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 Mare rapidly appreciating in value. • • Broad street Is now paved with (he,i celebrated Ntcolson pavement, TERMS-04,000 may remain on cacti property. • M. THOMAS SOY, Auctioneers, • tioa. 439 and 141 Suatit 4th street, Pithadelpida.- my7:pCo IDE.RCEVAL BECKETT I i.I .a. niEcuANICAL ENGINEER. (Late of P. F. W. .2 C. Railway.) 071ce, N o , 70 FEDERAL STREET li r oem No.. AV : ..mfrs. P. O. Box 50, ALLEOHE ()ITT - itrAcmINERY, of all descriptions, deilgned.. BLAST FURNACE and ROLLING MILL DRAW mos furnished. Particular attention,paid to de signing COLLIERY LOCOMOTIVES. Patents con, fidentialli. solicited. /016/ 'An , EVENINV DRAW iND CLAM for mechanics ovary WEDN,ESDAY I LVEIt -11 111111ES.--Wc, ishitt‘ta a v row diti l islend an agent 011ferqfountaln, °tondo. to develop° tea_ differepa,lodell of Silver Ore,dtseoVered and lonated by experienced mtnera and,ittnated' In 'an tutuenally rlob mining distrlOt• late Intended to have them fully devellipM haters i kli._ l2 B tollie eapenee of Areetg botWlngs, sali. L umei l f ; ac• For development Slitrikkorny hallo tesnittled to neilt;"a'lloalted 'annual 13 r ~.. stock as a.,Tise which will, place: plaratussars oR- c six_ cilbotlng as the Iproprietors - tbemselvet: - n / ,111 fLtAM apply to - B. , WeLAUciVO:: ~,. 1- • - - .. .. • I.sl)ll'oyirth stmt. ~,,c, NER3 M