~c:'lY~r:rw~=`ryi:.:':•;tm<~:~.'3:7rwi.~::~•s_.za'34'xi~i,;s~i'.~L^~:4~c%F:T.^rcr~ ~'7:~.'~c3»~_.ms. —..~.
NEW
arprotrits- Fiat iitz . pBiii":7;
The OBRA 2' WESTERN GUN WORKS have been
removed to N 0.179 SMITRFIELD STREET, where
will always be found the most complete assortment
of Gusts, Pistols, Ammunition and Sport.
hit Musterial r etv. in tee city, All kinder or Guns
„ ri ff Pistols careful l y repairva. Caah paid for
ARMY RIFLES antt REVOLVERS. Sena etalop
for illustrated Circular.. Agents wanti in every
town in the United States; Address, J. H. JOUR
STON. 179 Smithfield Street. Pittsburgh.
Iar"COIINTY COMMISSIONER.
JONATHAN DIEFILY,
Of Stt....:WaiihingtaiOiubjeet tO t e ectelon of the
Ilepubliean County Convention; tnyl2:d&T
$lO.OOO TO LOAN,
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
GPO. itt:vmorz,y.
my/2 e neat Estate Agent, 60 Smithfield street
pEItRY STREET.
We. the undersigned viewers. to assess damages
and bespillaln openiug 01.1'7 streeLnktraw
DA.Alltm min ontAlei aPaHUISPII
Y, May 2Stli, 18813, as 4 'O'CIOCk P. M., to !-
tilt the duties of their appotment.
JAMES GRAHAM.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM,
THOMAS SMITH.
Et Eg
SEDGWICK STREET.
The undersigned, appointed viewers to assess
dainages and benefits for opening of Sedgwlck St.,
Sixth ward Alleghen)', will meet on the premises.
on'TEURSDAY, the 98th day of May, 1868, at 33
o'clock P. M., to fulfill the duties of their appoint
ment.
JOHR:S.JEWNIiiki*
JAMES GRAHAM.
myl2:qll
Ai:DONALD ALLEY.
•
e, the undersigned. viewers to assess dam
ages and benefits for opening of McDonald alley.
Sixth ward. Allegheny, will meet on the premises.
THURSDAY, May With,. MS. at o'clock
P. x., to attend to the duties of their appointment.
R. R. RAY.
JAS. GRAHAM.
WM. CHAMBERS.
navl2:qlo
THOMAS: 0111.1Elsr Sr, Co; r;.;
'Fourth Ward Foundry and Machine Works,
SANDUSKY ST., ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.,
• •
Manufacturers of Steam Engines. Oil Presses, Pul
leyst Shafting Grist andßaw,Mill'Work, Rolling
Mill and Machine 'CaStingg,'Gratir Barsi . 'eights,
Wagon Boxes, &c. Build to order and hare on
band Engines of all sizes. nwli:qs
AUCTION.
A. NEW THREE-STORY FRAME
ROUSE. on Carson street, next to the Meth-
A .
, aace gift; rr C! , ( l 4 l l 4ol /tli -rkttatngltk, - NIP Ale'ithiti by_
SATURDAY, May 16th; at 5 o'clock P. H.
Lot AS by 100. Terms of payments made known
on the day of sale. myl2:qll
pITTSBURGEL• STRAW WORKS.
W. A. KILBURN,f
All kinds of stock kept and made to order in tlie
latest styles of
HATS AND BONNETS.
Also, ALTERING, REPAIRING, FINISIIING
and DYEING done promptly. BEAVERS and
FELTS finished In the latest styles. DEALERS sad
MILLINERS' FINISHING done promptly. No ex
pense will be spared to make it a thorough EAST
ERN STRAW 8110 P.
Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
No. 31 . recalls. Sty**, #ear Market«
PITTSBURGH. PA. mY12:416
JUST RE9ritIV.V.IN
PER STEAMER CITY OF PARIS,
FRO9I LONDON,
SPLENDID SELECTION OF
SCOTCH CHENOT'S.
For GENTLEMEN'S DRESS, will be offered at
REDUCED PRICES.
GRAY. POSSEiI. & RESE,
69 FIFTH STREET, -
my . 9:p96 . Opera House Building.
SPRING STOCK
OF
CARPETS!
lire HATE Dr ATAR*E. THE E
most 'complete assortment of
CARPETS and OIL CIATUS we „
have ever opened, .embiXeing
the newest styles and designs
of the best FOREIGN and DO.
3IESTIC RANIIFACTIDIEB6, -
imported and sekietWeintli
special reference to the Pitts
burgh Market. Many, of the
terns are- Confined la War • ' •
houre exclusively for this city.
With the advantages of'Direct
Importation, we are now able ,
to offer early the newest and
choicest' i patients ; of
SEES, from the most celebra
ted English looms, and at
prices within the reach' of Ail=
most every householder. A -
special but limited -,liziporta. ; •
Lion of . ENGLISH INGRAINS,
of extra , quality, and in rare
avid lbeantiful 'denims, will be
found especially .-choice and -
desirable for Chambers.
Our Stock of COMMON ALIrWOOL
CARPETS, purchased before the Carpet
Weavers' strike, will be sold: at the
same rates as previous to the last ad
vance, and will ihndah, CARP ETS
the multitude at the lowest prices since
the war. A good CARPET' FOR 245
CENTS A YARD.
N.'S...Those having. Parlors or
Drawing' Booms to furnish are
oPeelally Invited ..to . examine • •
.the unusually large number of ,
patterns partler/Y ad#pted
sa IMO pgurixwee.WhiCill Wie Wet
in WILTON avid TdlaEgTßy
VELTATII and' "IBILSIMLO st,
low prices.
1
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OLIVER
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Orders bromptir Ailed and.,sitisfactitid guar::
anteed*. , - • • •
my
U.• Si‘.'INTEINNAL REVENUE,
4' 03ti DISTRICT.'
. ,
COLLECTOR'S - NOTICE...
OFFICE COLLXCTOIL OF IsTARNAL REVENT,E,
Twenty-third Collection Dist..of Pa.,
No. 67,Water St., Allegheny City,.
May 9th, 1808.
Lists of SPECIAL -TAXES, Dirindriy. formed kl-
CENSES, and of the Taxes on INCOMES, CAR
RIAGES, WATCHES, SILVER I'Vk l rat,c.te», are
now in this office, where payment will be received
tirtreon by. the., Collector on and after thotiOth,of
May, 1868'. these taxes havin'Qbccome due, must
be paid before the lath day of June; 1888, other
wise additional expenses will be inturred by the
taxpayer.
E. BUFFINGTON, Esq., Deputy Collector for the
county of Arinstrong, and EDWIN LYON,, Esq.,
Deputy Collector for the county of Butler, will be
reOd3'll3 fecelvo4ifterk 20tblInlitt ;?_tor thkli re:
speettieCliuntle.S. andwill - poil notices designating
the times and places when andwher — thev Will be
prepared to receive the taxes collectable by them.
To accommodate taxpayers In the' vicinity of the
places In Allegheny county, designated as follows:‘,
Deputy CollectorSA.MUEL H. BAIRD, Esq.. will:
attend at those Owes to7redelve thOliknoron the
days named, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M.
and 3 o'clock r. N. of sold days, via:
At Torentum, on Friday, May 22d, at frown
Shadle's Hotel.
At Sewickley, On Tuesday. May 26th, at Gaston's'
At Bakerstown, on Thursday. May Rflth, at.
White's Rotel.
. .
Taxes
,payible only In Greenbacks or National
Currency.
Office hours from 9 H. to 3 5..31:
JOHN N. SULLIVAN,
my9:p Collector.
NELRYIGMMSTSTORE;
~,. • NO: 52 St. Clair Street..: .
L Z. BURCHFIELD & CO.
CALICOS FOR 151.%C. e
CRASH FOR 12 se.
4-4 BLEACHED 'MUSLIN FOR 12; , i
UNBLEACHED 3IUSLIN FOR 12!x.
LOOM TABLE LINEN FOR 62hc.
BLACK ALPACGAS FOR 37,%_c.
COLORED ALPACCAS FOR 37%c.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
POPLINS AID MELANGES.
ORGANDIE LAWNS.',
FRENCH LAWNS.
WHITE AND COLORED P. K'S.
spocK . . mz%; - a , rIML.V. NEW.
RE34E3IIDER THE PLACE
Bed, 'White and . Itlnq Front; ,
No. 52 ST. CLAIR STREET
my 9:
GAS FIXTURES ,
CHANDELIERS. :
I have now on hand and receiving the largest and
finest assortment of
CAS FIXTURgS
Ever opened In either_citr. Please call, examine
and be satisfied. , - • • -
_ .
JOHN M. TATE, Plumber,
1 6 27 Liberty St., Pittsburgh,
AN6 . - -
59 . Federal Street, 4illealkeny.
myTarsorru-Tuns
NOTICES •
•
The undersigned has associated with him In
businesS,4 dating kola April isti 1 0 368; Mt; AL
FRED S. WALL, his son ASA S. GILLISPIE and
LOUIS EIiGLERT. The style' of the firm to be J.
GILLESPIE & CO. . J. J. GILLESPIE.
Referring to the. above,„ the, underslgnfd:. take
pleasure In stating that they ;I'M 'continue
LOOKING GLASS AND PlCTeitt i litlSlNkSS:
At 86 Wood street, where they intend to offer in
ducements to purchasers seetindto no. lionSe In the
United States.
mY8:143 '
J. J. GILLESPIE Or, CO.
'
168. 168.
NEVI' •GOODIC '
NEW ALP,'ACCAS.
1108IER'ir .a:yd GLOVE:
]Fi , ISCOII3O I Y-
Imr,No. 168 Wylie "Street. Au.
14S. • • 168.
New Goods arid New. Styles of.
BOYS' VLOTHIN4I
VERY LOW ;PRICES
No. 47 87..er...Anz STREXT.
Ofsicz orerrr Ewan:Este AND Struvirrogi
N• Pitteburth; Ma 1111.18±8._
OTICE TO. CO UTOLIS.
SEALEIS PROPOgALS 808.,. •
Grading,: Paving and 4Clurbing
C RAWFORD 'faltEXT..t,frout Centre avenue to
Reed meet t: I IINILSTRDET; Dna Penneylrani&
ivenne to •Reed 5t,,,• , .)14.W3P, 31 , 0 S T fit C P-i
from Peimaylvardi sliefufe to'Binfrircreeq "
Will be reenteekeS4l464lVe LOSIMRATIL tt/IT
190, MK' ffirDeltalkmul ur p int
7p b !en be ed,b7eentrig nt
4-Ih/Ont City Engineer.
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41, 188' Cod "Ds4-".
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to
5- .2
SUMMER SRAWLS.
A , Full and Well S el ected
AT WILMUK SEMPLE'S,
FOLEY'S GOLD PENS,
•
These Pens ARE WARriANTED; and 'CAN BE
EXCHANGED at any time within a year. If not
broken.'
M7)3.5;'::•'400M.*':09 - .
LACE
a~~s~s
AT
.pArriEs
••• - . 1_4...7? • ..
N OTICE
TO PLUMBERS.
At a meeting of the Water Committee, held May
18813, the following instructions were adopted
and notice thereof directed to - be given in the oMcial
pape after he city, as follows, vlz.•
Isht the May llith,Anst.•,___:fib LEAD PIPE
`lrghter than that known as EXTRA. STRONG will
be allowed in making.theconnectlons between the
ferrule ••and Abe stop cock at the curb line, and the
ferrule driver Is bumbled not to drive any ferrule
,paring a •fighter pipe than the above attached to it.
21ty order of the Water Committee. - •
mylipee •• JOSEPH FRENCH. Sunerinteudent.
11101ARA801.8
IN NEW AND DESIE:A 7 EEE'iTYIE4
CEIVED, AT iJiDST.RE-
• .
4315 . ., 1 . 1 ti
= 7 B
if. GittrfiE;'
L LINDEN GROVE Immix% been fitted up In the
£ '' roost superb style, with I-large and elegant Plat
farm, beautifully shaded, large-Mang Room and
two excellent bars, is now ready to rent to PIG-
Nig% PARTIES fiI7NRAT 8011014ELEHEA.
TIONO(110., eintist Seasonable
Parties broldhl 'Plenlei win Olt CIO their
advantage to secure the drove. .
(7. The Grove lireasilf sage g bein but, a few
:steps ftemllktosuasdrilidDraylitatlOntwliose cart
irreirularlyeves7 Aileen minutes.
.u.Offr For terms, .Oc., apply at the
TyPicF OF TIM' Leif) inLicit co,
?, 1 1 4 eriNtaMMAAT 2 ON.I aflr: ;1••
Enal
Ulan
MEIFIRE
NEW Azytripinearatators
.w.0.•"0 . n.p..5wte. , i..0.A.0 ,,,,, ..,w,",
AT WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,'
180 & 182 Fedeial St., Allegheny.
Y~ ~ ..
AT:~~o.~.SSA~TIFiTL^-~k~tMYJ~E ~ELry4i : tSr3:^
AT 12,Vc.—TARD WIDE BLEACHED MITSUI!:
AT 1230.-4100 D LIGUT 'PRINTS
AT 78c.—COLORED it'd)
AT 5 0c.-,WRITE and C OLORED CORSETS
•
AT Ille.-;WHITE,RumED ,
3. - „1
AT42I * . frPLAIN.WrirrEIHOSY.
•
A'NICE ABSOlriaitEgT bF
A LARGE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS,
IN THE MOST FASHIONABLE SHADES
~,-* LPAMA.Nrik",OOL-HELMNR*'v
IRISH POPLINS,
LIGHT COLORED SILKS,
GROS GRAIN Sitll,'&d.
BONNETS. HATS, SUN-DOWNS.
• - ~ ...! .1 , ..- - , .?: 4 .77 . : 1.
RassoNs.',44l2lr497lllcBi. 31
Wholesale and Retail,
AT. VERY LOW PRICES ,
180 & 182 Federal St., Allegheny.
my 12
MITI? Olt RITROVP
EVERY 6!E,: FROM N. r UPWARDS.
RANGINU IN.rRIGE tßok
81.00 TO 89.002
FOR SALE BY
(POST., BM LDING;
No. 39 Fifth Street.
CURTAINS,
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4::ik:::N:203:110,
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SUN tINII3RELLAS;:
F. H. EATON'S,
, - ,!.-'4!l q - i. - ]•.: . :'!ii,''.,s.. --ri.l. r
- - No. - 17 Fifth St.
uritir
CARPETS; oz 'CILCiTEIS. *C.
MATT
CAR~FT~St
White,
~_ T ~ l
0 0 . 4 :TiZI
ALL-WOO
t•imr the
McCALL I
japV
868 SPREIO STOCKIB6B,,-
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ISE
LARGE ASSORTMENT,
-. *, )-1 1i li,i. ''s
.•:i:N 7 ,4',1:f.:.:
- 5.7
ji. , :; .. Aii : ouduties . 1,, • , • _
EMI
LOWEST PRICES 'MY
,
SPECIAL INDLTOMIS LI O TEOSE,WHO BUT
139V,A.RD, 5 1105K-4 CO.,
mhlo:d,twF
WE HATE JUST RECEIVED,
BY STEAMER COLORADO.
Of , our own 'Direct Importation,
IF THE NEWEST AND CHOICEST PATTERNS
OF THE CELEBRATED
JOHN CROSSLEY & SON'S
ENGLIAT TAPESTRY
•
FOR PANJ,DES AND IiALLB"
• WITH STAIR - CARPETS TO MATCH.
Iict:ULAND & COLLINS;
71C.X.VD 73 MTH ST.,(Second
! loon)
ao7:rrtiaT
...
._
- I& H; PHILLIPS,
SPRINGIB6B..,.
GOODS.
.- .1.86&.!
' We Atd, now receli'ing from our own and other
manufactories a NEW STOCK of
•
rFLOOR OIL CLOTHS;
CARRIAGE, FURNITURE, TABLE AND
WINDOW SHADE OIL CLOTHS,
OF EVERY DESCELPTIO2,t
Also. a full line of
Transparent Window Shades,
Ho'lands, Shade Fixtures,
Tassels. Cords, &c., .te.
WOLESALE JOIB RETAIL BUYERS will find
oar prises AS MYR . NOT LOWER, THAN CAN
BE PURCHASED ELSEWHERE, }ad of quality
And styles second to none.
_ J. it H. PHILLIPS,.. .
"sp3: 06 fib AND AS ST. MAUI ST
STEAM
CARPET BEATING
...,ESTAI3I,ISHIVIENT,.
Which TEN TEARS• TRIAL In New York'and oth
er Eastern cltles has proved s complete success. •
• ' ITS ADVANTAGES:
lsi—Pading and Shrinkage are completely avoid
-
ed.
Ad—No ripping.apart neeessary.
ad—When freed from duet, moths or their larvae.
the Carpet looks nearly as good as new, ease the
natural fading from wear.
4th—When perfectly clean, a Car Pet will wear as
long Again, a desirable matter as a mere point of
economy, to say nothing of looks. • '
ALL ORDERS LEFT AT TEE OFFICE.
,No. 1'79, ,Lijosprty ,StreeK
.)r addressed ta,P. O. Box 473, will receive prompL
attention.
GEO. IL,.IITcVLO.tt.ONt: ' '''
I=Ea
ItCO33INSOINT,
VIA
No. 20 FIFIW,I3TREET,
a Ji,:. "!
.A.NOTHZII
aatrßE 11UPLE -SIMM
VIIPORTANT TO FtEIiiiitIMEN—
SEINES: 13Erszerr
ce red th following tielnes all complete. with bobs,
floats and sinkers' 4" 40 , end 50 yards in
length, one inch mesb, and will rend i
re n a few darn
00 and WO yard Belnesi: Parties wishing Seines had.
better ca11'009123 ap,ae beeemire , any sner rimy need,
for It la difficult to get Seines made unreal' ordeMa
ea rly in the winter. For sale by ' . •
' - TAWS 116W24, 130 Wood street.
liP7l
UOOKlNALlBlnTilidnAnaNtrtar
7 , RODS.—I have received IV at oek of
1 Hooke, Liner' , tieteodat
Sinkers, Floats, Fits and Arllfic al •M keel
lowers of Iconic Wallop can end AT oapieioO9pl'
Mat of the abgtrospastsMr, bulk'i fiTiti.
JANES BOWN, 138,W00d street.
• •
EMI
7 oort CANE reffiNG POLES.
w—l have Ain rec i ted direct P," / '
tieUerralres tit the South, .7. uperfor lee
, dpoles, which I will sell et4l4474llra li VaM
are
_yet greet,, en* cuts
order. croft sod axo n ? tWIA L.
A.llslllo'
xipltror S - • ..
ti• • ) At
I.OTAim
aa2Vi c ittiiiir •
&psi • ewe
Reir
tT 1';'.771-"r
Kvefy 'eoperior quality of
Fancy Striped
And Check
14
BEIM
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I
INGRAINS,
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IX - 'BRAS.,
,I s ,&P• r f
~TBEE:[ 2 ' wlbo~O~Y~od
MIMI
BUST, OPENING},
7
21 Fifth Street,
OVERISATEs oft isr;LVS
AND
BODY BRUSSELS,
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4 .1 .7. 4.,4
Mill
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.HAS RECEIVED
0121111
YP I PP* 64 O
J. t N ior linW lll 2_
mods 101.1"111,*
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.. • -
Near to the Allegheny River.
SAW MILL, TWO DWELLING HOC SES, TWO
BARNS, with_good FARM, and about 800 acres
timber land. This property will be sold low. Cash
s2.boo—balance on time to suit buyer.....
FARM OF 120 ACRES. will be sold 'for trrenty
dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable frame
,house and good .barn; 50 acres of the land clear.
FARM 'OF 180 ACRES,near the line of railroad;
very well located for "raisin stock; Improvements
are good and. substantial; 100 acres ••of. the land in.
`meadow and grain.
CITY PROPERTY.—WiII sell a good brlcktouse,
.contalning tiverooms, 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, and having a
well established custom or local trade connected'
therewith; a good dwelling and forty acres of land,
FOUR LOTS •In Sharpsburg, ' near the railroad;
'would make a good coal yard. • •
HOTEL FOR SALE.—That tine 'Hotel property,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, containing
fourteen room's and the necessary - outbuildings,
with three acres of garden and fruit. trees. This
well located hotel will be sold tow, 'as the proprie
tor wishes to retire from business. •
FOR RENT
•
Two iiew prick Houses, 8 rooms each.
Two pew Brick Houses, ill rooms each.
One new Frame House, 4 rooms. •
Two new Brick:Houses, 3 rooms each.
"One new Frame House In Wllklnsburg, hating
six, rooms and , a laree lot, well stilted tor a
garden.
FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Waitl.o2 acres Una eau be , divided ' Into acre
, .
lota. .
..
,1 5 Lots In Ostained.' ' ' , '
'•
FOR RENT 3 large Houses. suitable for Board
ineM)-3.000 feet of Flagging 3 to 4 inches
thick.
TO LOAN-$50,000,
IN SUNS OF $1 ,000. AND UPWARD
APPLY. AT
D, P, HATCH'S REAL ESTATE ONE,
No.• 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh.
ap27:plS
FOR SALE.
A RIVER BOTTOM FARM OF 76 ACRES.
miles from the city, in Elizabeth . township, Alle
gheny county.
Elrodn the 'Youghiogheny river, one
half mile from 's Station, on the Connellsville
,railroad; near thurches, schools, stores, &c., In the
;flourishing villages of Boston • and Green Oak. The
Improvements are a two-story brick house of six
rooms, hall and cellar, a good frame bank barn with
stabling underntath, mid otheroutbuildings; a well
of good standing water at. the door,. and several
standing springs of water on the farm, and an or
chard of 100 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 gardening of the city, makes it very de
sirable for or a dairy farm; it is also a
good and beautiful location for country homes near
• the city, lying immediately 'on the ricer, on the op
posite side from the railroad. The West Newton
Accommodation and other trains on the railroad af
ford certain and frequent opportunities of daily
communication to and from the city. Will be sold
as at whole or in lots of one acre or more, to suit pur
chasers.
Also, A -FARM' OF 31.22 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 feet, and other outbuildings. There
is on the place a young apple and peach orchard;
120 acres cleared land, divlded 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 is well watered and un
derlaid with coal and limestone, and Is,convenient
to churches, schools; stores, mills and blacksmith
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, farming implements and household
and kitchen furniture. Together will be sold very
low and on easy terms, to a responsible ptirehaser.
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 Hemplield
railroad. and one and one-half miles from, the. Con
nellsville railroad atSnter's Station. °wilds farm
are 40 acres of superior white oak timber, which
alone is now 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 trait. It is well I atered and underlaid with
limestone and flag stone of a superior quality, with
stone coal for the use of the farm, . I
. . .
Also, The best FARM in Fairfield township,
Westmoreland county, Pa.. of 250 ACRES, about
six miles south of the %Pennsylvania Central Rail
road at Bolivar Station. • The improvements are two
large hewed log dwellings; one of the largest and
best frame barns in the township: two apple or
chards. in good 13eariug condition: corncrib, wagon
shed and other ontbbildings. The whole farms
under a high state of cultivation; fencing all in first
rate order, and tile land of the best quality of lime
stone soil, about 300 amles of which Is cleared and
the residue of the tract in good timber, I such as
white oak, rock oak, hickory, walnut and beech.'
Tills property will be sold'rery cheap and on good
terms, as the owner wishes to engage in other bust
nessr For particulars enquire of
5p14:0.0 G. H. TOWER. ,1104 Fourth Street.
FIRST-CLASS •
Alleglieny City Residence
FOR SALE.
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• THAT PINE MANSION,
,Located on the corner of Western Avenu • and Bid
well street, lately owned and occupied by .1. p
Lyon, Esq.. one hundred feet on Wester Avenue
by two hundred and twenty-seven feet on Bitiwel
street.
For location of the ground, as well as the Improve
meuts thereon, this Residence is well known .
To Rank Among the very First and bloat
Desirable .
In the two cities. Possession immediately.
For particulars, as to description, price, terms,
Sc•. apply to •
- GEO. IL.HOLTZMAN,
my3:p72 146 WOOD STREET, Pittsburgh
FO s T , I I . P SALE—To close 'a Partner
TWO TRACTS OF VALUABLE LAND
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No. 1. Situated in Conemaugh township. CAM
BRIA Co.. Pa., having they Pennsylvania Railroad
running through It, and within five miles of Johns
town, containing 204 acres. 'Mere is on this land
two workable seams of bituminous coal, and 6
'feet thick. Also, a vein of superior Eire clay, fully
equal to the Bolivar.
N 0.2. Situated In Green township, BEAVER Co.,
Pa., containing about 200 acres, - part . under fence
and imbroved, and being within a short distance of
Smith's Ferry. The land extends to the Ohio. river,
on which it bounds over 600 feet: It contains two
,scams of bituminous coal; 41.15 and ft., and one of
minuet coal of 6 - feet thick. Also, a vein of tiro clay,
r.zultable to the manufacture of Are brick.
For further information Inquire of
S. M. - ic.nort;
No. 359 Liberty street
mp7•p99
VALUABLE ELM ST. PROPER—
TY FOR SALE. —A neat, well built brick
dwelling house pressed brick front, slate roof, bait,
four rooms. cellar uud finished attic, with lot 20 ft.
front by 30 deep, No. 129 Elm street. -
TWO VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
—each 20 feet front by 90 deep, in excellent loca
tion for a residence, situate on G'ougress street,,near
Pennsylvania avenue.
Apply to • • S. CUTHBERT & SONS,
my? . Real Estate Agents, 55 Smithfield St.
a)[..glars ' FOR • SALE-SEVERAL -'-
BUILDING LOTS on Observatory TIIII, Second
rd, Allegheny City, are offered .for sale-reheap.
.The location Is a •very desirable one, commanding a
fine view of both cities, Is easy of access, null there.
Is abundance. of stone on the ground for building
Tallt &- 4 ."NRVI".'ili, ."All'ahvet i r ii i ? op o f d, M t e it .
THIS OFFICE. or on the premises, near, the Ob
servatory Building. - • - mh23M3ii
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NOTICE.
Fifth Street Sidewalk Extension.
IRON CURB AND SIDEWALIG 1.
We desire tO call the attention ofparties About to
widen their sidewalks, according to ordinance,,to
our Patent Iron Curb and Pavement. The same
will be laid in 'front or the Opera House this week:
and will speak.‘for itself. The following is an ex.-,
tract from .a letter of the City Engineer and hegu
later !`.I consider- it superior to stone, and if laid
in Fifth , street, will add greatly to its beauty, and.
I would recommend it to property owners. •
• ,11. J. MOORE, City:EnjOneer.,l
ATLAS WORE& ?
.Ext, President.
RElgit POTATOES.,
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For Bale by . ..1611.1i 14.1312b06711,
men, innrieisindSeideMen:lll.9"..
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r o ,IC • 1,100 Nab; -NO; Siring ; ,
..; ; : Sow voime'Wibter Wheat.;
Be; /.14 1 4 - ' t r a i gf
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Per galeiby, imrcHoOrg, MoCKEERY a CV.
EbrifirALLElEr—Mitidiee is hereby
littftlli/Riloille report ott
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- NOTICES li..Jr •
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TIMED NATIONAL BASK OF ITTr4II,IIGII, I
Pittsburgh, May O
h. 14 1 68.
iIDIVIDEND.—The j :. Directors
•of this Bank have this day, declared a
SEMI -ANN C.AL DIVIDEND OP ifIX PER CENT.
on the Capital Stock, free of Govetment tax, Pay
able on and aner Tuesda2„. lath In t..
JNO. B. Ltic - INGsTox,
• _i „_ s _
_Cashier.
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EXCHANGE N...vrrir.N.A.L cA•ss,-/ •
PirrsnUltGll. blify 5. 1868.
112 r. THE DIRECTORS ,OF THIS
Bank - have declared a dividend of
; SIX PER - CENT.
'teem the earnin*s of the last six inoilths, payable on -
The after the llth lust. i
triyn: GO pso VeLl2lll_ 7 llll .. Tax ii w . ll m l he3pmeli ptyAxtheellanstahio.r.
OF DIRECTORS of this Company have this day
declared a DIVIDE:ND of • --1-1 1. •
' POUR, -DOLMA Itt
upon each share of the capital lock, out of the
EARNED profits of the last slx iaonths. free of
Government and State taxes, payabe toStockhold
era on and after the 12th inst.l
~mye:p94W.M.
• WP. HERBEi, -
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AUCTION SAZES.
FURNITURIIf,tPitAiIf
Architectural Drawin Desk,
CARPETS AND NEW MATTRESSES,
AT' AUCTION. - •
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On THURSDAY, May 14th, at 10'x: ar. and 2
F. at.. at Masonic Hall Auction lloOms, 85 and 5 7
Fifth street, will be sold, tiew•atld second-hand.
Furniture embracing Dressing and; Plain Bureaus,
Wardrobes. Wash Stands; Partor. Dining-room and
Wood Chairs and Rockers; seveialliKstension Ta
bles; High and Low Post, Cottage ;Mt, French Bed
steads; Hair, Cotton and Husk Mattresses; Card,
Side, Breakfast and Dining Tablesl Tcte-a-Tetes.
new Secretary,. Desks, Sewing Menthes. Queens
ware, Kitchen Utensils. Toilet Soap and Ink, Par
lor and Cook Stoves.:
CARPETS AND WINDOW SHA DZS.—At 2 P.M.
large line of new Carpets, without reserve; Fancy
Window Shades, with Trimmings. I'
Housekeepers - should attend this sale, as bargains
can be had, the goods being sold without reserve.
At aprivate sale, two - large - French 'Plate Gilt
Frame Mirrors, at one-third , their value. .
•
pAzArEit & PHILLIPS • • _
AUCTIONF,E.,S
And Cournt4.l3ion Meitchanis,
OPERA HOUSE AUCTIOX ROOMS,
NO ; / 60 Fifa; Stre,t, nttsb rgh, Pa.
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS,'
Dry Goods and Not‘ns, -
AT PRIVATE SALE DAY AND.WENING. ". •
toConsignments Selieited. Bit . 6 -
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BY A. intairmas • • • •
KEYSTONE' SAVINGS HANK, NA
TUESDAY NAL & STORING EVENLNO, May lgth, at 'Pi -o'clock,"
will be sold, on second floor . of Commereial Sales
Rooms, 106 Smithfield street:
20 shares Keystone Savings Bank.:
10 shares Second National Rank. •
24 shares National Kenning & Monne Co.
myib A. M'ILWAINE, Auctioneer.
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x r_ 7o-STORY MUCK HOUSE, No:
250 PENN STREET. r!
1 ESDAY EVENING, May 19th; at B o'clock,
*RI be sold . , on second 'floor of Commercial Sales
Rooms. 106 Smithfield street, that !desirable city
property, the two-story' Brick Dwelling, No. 950
Penn street corner of Irwin alley, containing five
moms kitchened double attic and cellar, with
water in The lot Is RIO feet front on Penn
street and MI feet in depth along Irwin alley.
Possession given immediately
tny7 A. 3IcILIVAINE; Auctloneer
SEVERITY AND COMFORT FOR
J. IL lIABRISIAFETY FIRE - JACKET,
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Car. Heater. and Moderator,
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For SMOKE AND HOT AIR FLUES, dispensing
with the use of Stoves and Fires in or about the
Passenger or Baggage Cars, with the attachment to
graduate the heat to any temperature,that may-be
desired without the 'possibility of firing the car or
curs to:whiclithe Jacket may be attached.
• Having obtained of the United Statei Letters Pat
ent for a Safety Jacket which is warranted to resist •
the most intense heat that may be adpiled to It in .
the position and purpose for which it its intended.
It is a sure protection, from accidents by fire, origi
nating howl defective flues, or where troll pities are "'
used us conditetins for smoke or beat. /t is imp*.
pilcable to all pining that may becomtaverheated,
woods warranted to give,perfect satAs ctlon , where •
Or other cc eabustible material May be placed
In close proximity thereto. I am now ready to ap-
ply my invention to stores, dwellings, facteries,
ships, stearaboias, railroad cars, &p.,, wherever
pipes as conductors are made dangerous' by being
overheated and security deslsedi yr/8.501,
plication,' rights to manufncture dr to use the abote
invention; also , territorial rights„toiluch tear
wish to engage in selillng priv:leges, either by State
or county.
J. B. NA8841.„
__AlliP!Ofnee at. the PLUS '
and ULTRA: 'PAINT
wthlt KS, " corner of Morris streetLtheAlls.gbe
ny Vall s z Railroad, "Ninth Ward:: iltteloattrh: et.
STR, •
ELlak G, , L 0 T
MOLBLE. 4 SLATE BLEEIs
AT , MIIII. ': • '
' PITTSBURGH3TEAM MARBLE AND AVATEIORIA,
Office- and warsroom-319 and s
STREET. • Mantle Wareroom orrsecond floor. •
Perscina 'wanting Marble er Slate Mantles will Sad
It to their Interest to call. - Workmanship : not ,ex
celled in any place; end prices as low 4s in Esatern
cities. Allarble..Mantles or Ftirniture,blabs which
laaye betetne discolored bu smoke, ollscr acids, cins
tie Marbleized and made to lack as well as new.....•
• • There is no other place in Western .P:ennsylvania
where blue Mantles are manufactured. • -
All kinds of Marble Work done in the best manner.
MartdoCutters supplied with Sawed Marble at East_
ern prices, carriage added.
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VROPOSALISp A DDRVISS4II)- IV"
THE UNDERoIGNED, inn be received until
EDNESDAY. 13th hut., for the BRICK* about '
tb be removed from Hie floor of the Weatern Market
House. Terms cash. •
Ifintesitte 4 t of Pdarkete. '
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Pittsburgh, 2.'---a,
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AgELENOBLE- WALN •
Grenoble Walnuts; atao: paper iivaofi,Abqiil
mogls, of best quality, fore lle by ,
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• 1 CITIZENS ./S-STIONKL DANK, )
• 1 PITTSSIIIMII,ISIny 5, ISM, -^.—
EO = 'THE DIRECTORS, OF THIS
BANK have this day — deciared a Dividend
of FIVE PER CENT on the'Capitallitock, ont of the
profits of the last six months. , payable 'to the Stock
holders. or their, legal representiltites, on and after
the 19th lust, free of U. S. tax.
"" :r. E. arRATIT t JR:,
Cashier:
mc:,:gfe
Razix or- Prrrsuunon, i
• May Bth, 1861. C
Le THE.PRESIDENT AN)) DI
RECTORS or. this Bank jjaro ,thjaday de
clared a dividend of FIVE PER CENT. On its CAN
titt stock, out of the profits of tile ast six months,
which will be paid to Stoekholder , or "their legal
representatives, on and after the 13th Instant, tree
of Government, State and Local takes.
rnyo:pBl:l'__ W. ROSEBITEG. Cashier,
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JYFIGE 11-rsTErm IN-scnAx,.
DlVlrirrsutatta THE
SMTLISON, .VAINHOOK ' .I McCi,ELLAND,
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BY PEILIMI & 1'
THE TRAVELING COMMUNITY.
AW GOODS
HATS :AND OAPS,
IN GREAT VARIETY,
8rc0nz.46..
131 WOOp. BTICEZT.
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1 4 15. 1888.
BOARD
T. Secretary
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