totiv .
Aasar.4* vim's-sox TigferVAXllr
The gRE.44-wssrriur- a roriv Mitt teen
removed to N 0.170 BM/TEM/ELL/ STREET. where
L a ineVA.kaionn4 thy ntoe.comptetih aseortine*
of Gann,- plytnisi Atiamanitioliattii
lair Material, etc., in tee city. Ail kind. <lf Wets,
and Pietas carefully repaired. Cash paid for
ARMY RIFLES acid spyobEeps.. Bent eicany
for it/Iterated Circa/am • ..fytnte'tOarded in every
town in the United States. Address. J. H. JOHN
STON.,l794i.attitteld Mreet. kW/Ram:M.
igr` 6 lll A T HEM A.T ICM OF IN—
TEMPERANCE.'"
A Lecture will be delivered In tjte.SOUTII PITTS
BURGH M. E.. CIEURCH, OnMAINDAY EVEN
ING, May 515th. on the above named subject, by
Rev. 11. B. KNlWlT,:under the -auspices of the
Birmingham Lodge of Good TMnplars.
By order of the
myltima COMMITTEE ON LECTURES.
•
gr'DIVIDEND. .. . ,
OFFICE OF 3101WIGALIISLA. INSCIPANCE CO.. 1
Had. MS.
The President 'and Directors of this -Company
have thie day declared a Dividend of TWO DOL
LARS • PER SHAME on the Capital Stock of the
Company, fre.e of Government Tax. to, be. applied
to the reSnction'of Stook ' • • s • -
m.C.25:04 lOHN H. CLAYEY. SeeretarY•
RENCH CHINA AND
English Iron Stone Ware.
WEDNESDiIt AFMINOONi !May 27th,
• •
At Masonic Hall Auction Rooms. Hos. 5 and 57
FlAbs.trmt, at A o'eloac. will Abe sold.; large avert
meta of French China - Muer: Tea-and Tollet-Sets,
together with Iron stone Ware. of every di scrip
lion. Sale positive: 'no reserve. Extra Plates,
Cups and Saucers, and odd pieces of all kinds.
SMITHSON, VANifOOK S McCLELLAND.
TN. THE COURT OF COMMON
-a- PLEAS OF ALLEHHENY COUNTY, Pa. At
No. —, June Term, 1868. In the matter of the ap
plication Sor fnurter, ,o . f;..lncorptitatioti . 7of the
••
• German Catheilc St . Franciscus Benetiaai Si cietY
(Hospital) of Pittsburgb.'t -
And now to wit, Hai A 3, 1868; the petition of the
donors of said Hospital, tbe.Artleles of Association
and instrument of writing, de;., under which tize3r;
propose to be Incorporated, being presented to the
Court, and the objects, articles and conditions there
in set forth appettringtObtz do., on motion
of JOHN BARTON; latimiey ;for the Petitioners;
It is ordered that 'said instrument of writing be died
in the office of the Prothonotary of said Court. atld
that notice of said application be inserted in the
-Pittsburgh Gazette for at least three . weeks, setting
forth that said application has - been made to said
Court to grant said Charter, an that the same will
be granted at Hie neit term of said Court,. unless
exceptions are flied in proper tone.
Certltted.from the Record. •
my2s:4eo-at , JACOB H. WAL'I`ER, PrOtl7y
TO FARMERS.
THE HAY RAKE "WELCOME."
Is the best Rake mimic. It will rake- heavier bay,
carry it farther, load and unload Itself easier than
any other rake. It is self-operating; a child 8 years
I old can do the work of a full band. Hundreds of
I
certificates could be even, one of which is below:
. "GtetAnn..Erie Pa., July 5„ 1867.
"I have used the . Ws/nand Hay, Rake,- manufac
tured by W. W. Wallace. Pittsburgh; Pa., and rec
ommena it to farmers. It Is good in light and heavy
hay: is easy on man and horse: is a complete glean
er of gra'n and *tube/. -; hi simple in'eonstruction
and easily kept in order.
. . JOSEPH ARBUCKLE."
All orders directed to 319 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh, Pa.. or at the works in Columbiana, Ohlo,
pfomptly attended to. Sold wholesale and
LA retCE.ail by
W. W. WAL
\ Send orders in early, as supply is short.
- • uly2.s:d AT
i'EW DRESS GOODS !
• AT THE •
I. K. BURCHFIELD
No. 52 St. Clair:Street.
WE ARE .JUST OPENING A CHOICE LOT OF
1
EL I:N G 7 CIIEAT" 27 AL STYLE
-ENTIRE STOCK NEW.
E/i!I
WRemember the place,
No. 52 St. Clair Street.
\4:
- select,' With
.
t to the Pitts.
many of the
iatted to, oar
'y for thfteiti•
ieo of Direct
*re now able
' • * newest and ,
of BBUB
.19st eelebrar
1,20, and at
• 'reach , of al
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imports
- kESASAigb
Aga In rare
*SI be
• • ). , .. - "eholae, and •
, .
Of CO O,N AlalfVfQOM.
urn asei before the Cadet
strike:- •be sold at the
• ,• - .as .previoltew , to. the loot ad
. . and will Punish CARPETS.to
.
multitude at the Weld prices since
. 4e war. A good ' golk 45,
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Auctioneers
PATENTEI) 1865 AND 11387
NEW- STORE'''
OF
NEW DRESS GOODS.
} tr. p , WHITE AND BLUE, TRONT.:II3I
'RING::; STOCK
OF
ARPETS
E : STORE THE
assortment of
' OIL CLOTHO we -
,'7ened, embracing
'.f.yles and designs
VSZIG3II and DO•
VIIFACTIIIIEBS,
N. Bet.ThOSO 'bowl Parlors or
Drawing Roosts to tarots!, are
specially Invited to examine
the usnisainilaiiiiiitataA 4 *
PsUelvils PartiralisticAderkil .
to that purpose, Tablets We offer
fa wiWro.lll; 41141- TAIPTETRY
IVZLVETS nod BEESSELE at
low 'Wiwi. *. .
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. tinciared "tor it 'BUCHANAN
Stith, 1868: .
A • i ;IV li 'F, E •ii
Anderson .Tno I. !Hughes Thos 1
Albert AE • !Henry Daniel ' 1
Allen JO .._ •RoAliiii_Da.via.4
Aussal wet ., Rii — glita-Winiti.
- ' "'"`' Moulden*Robt , ••-
Brown James !Iluileck Frank
-Brown Alex I Hamilton W li
Bennett 'Samuel ,Holmes Jane
Browning Isabel 'Hire David
Butz Joseph I Hufhaus Susan
Bird 'Mary A 1 ! J
Burns Bernard !Johnston \V II ~
'Barr •Samuel A !Johnson D H '' -
Baldwin F E !Johnson .7 P
Bevan James . 1,. IC
Bearford El! !‘ `Kelly! John C
Brown WG ' :Kelly Peter
Burrows Thos ;Kelly Win
e * *- i l l 11 :.'
'
COX Rachel ..}Lett p, 1a ,
Connell Jun II !Laurents Loithai ,
Charming John I Lynch Patrick
Chambers L - 1. M.
Crouse M H Hotgan John -.
Capphan./iosa - Morgan klattle,,
CarinsiJohil • *- Ml§Menclettli,
Craban au 1 , 61..= Miltierk Muriel - -
Cleary Thos Morgan Mary d
Caldwell Thos , ,IMlller John 1.
~
Caldwelllt J klulhallElLlabli
Dives Matt J ;.
Doran Mich
Dayla John ,
Danks Thos
11avls
Donut Wendel
Durant 1'
Dolan Wm" •
Dayli Andrew
Deakin...DV:ld
DOnglaill&SonWl
DavisJiaan J
Penny Haines
Davie lllartha J
E • .4 1
Evans Iteeie.
Eartly Bernhard
Evans A J: M C !
EbhertF F
,•Fogel Annie
Forties .lobit It
Forcum Emma I.
Fagan Martin
Forney Peter
Fagan tithes •
Getty Win T
Greot Peter
Green N
l'irierson Wm
Goldthorp J P
JUST OVBIOMIED:
TROUBAT at' HALY'S
PENNSYLVANIA :HUME.
, • voirrivrE
- ALsO, VOLUME 1. RECEIVED AT
. 7- • , =v,
, 4 I.
;KAY CON:r4O S ML.i.
65 WOOD STREET.
my1.1:23
GEO. SCIELELEIN,
Fancy Cake• Baker & Confectioner,
AND DEALER,
POICEIGS &I:0051E971C FRUrri & 2.OJTS,
No. 40, corner Federal and Robinson streets,
_Alle
gheny. SET Constantly on hand, ICE CREAM, of
various flavors.
INFORMATION.
. _
Partiesivislting any InfOrmattonbr advlie, in re
gard to business, or In relation to positions or situa
tions as Merchants, Book-keepers. Clerks, 31e
chinks. 'Farmers or Laborers,. in Louisville,
Chicago. St. Louis, Memphis, '*leksburg. T.lttle
Rock, New Orleans, :Mobile, Galveston, or any part
of Texas, can receive much valuable, prompt and
reliable 'information. rim tnt; general office in
Louisville. by enclosing our fee of TWO DOLLARS
to our address. Having an extensive business ac
quaintance in this part of the country, we will give
satisfaction.
6.• W. ICKES & CO.,
my3:qs7 • No. 116. 4th St.. Louisville. Ky.
GAUZE MERINO VESTS.
•
For Ladjes',-Gents and Children's Wear,
Old Stand Stocking Store,
TY OF PITTSBURGH WATER LOH,
~5~30,000
Bonds of the "Water, Extension Loan,"
Will be recalled at C tie:tjtiee ef;tbe - CITY. CON
TROLLER, Fourth,street. ' .
thesenreCOUPOg BON*.
the rate of SEVEN PER CENT. per annum. paya
ble semi-annually, at the °Rice_ pc the City Tregsti
rer, and the Bonds are to be paid off in twenty-ave .
years tibia, April 1, 1868.
By Act of Assembly the Revenue of the Water
Works lepledged for the payment of the Bonds and
Conpons; and the latter are by law made receivable
for Water Rents, and the Act 'atatliorlzlng the Loan
creates a SINKING FUND of not less than, two
per cent. of all bonds which maybaychecn Issneft.in
pursuance of said , Act
_, The Councils arebcmiul to
appropriate annuellY `PPM' ibVinterest,
and opt lesathan two spercent, of all bonds which
may have issued to go into the Slnlting Fund,
Tie.prOcceds of these Bonds can only be need fo r
the eitensiod and Ymprovenient 'of the City Water ;
• •
Works, which will. increase the reventie, while at
present itie iirgificatiriban t 4 iiimired. to insure
the payment of interest and retirement of the
Bonds. 1;1.
The Bonds are EXEMPT FROM STATE, COUYi-
TY and cITYTAX,', W,lllTh, t?getter the
foregoing advantages, mate the B onds the most de
sirable securityOfrel s oM, e o . 4o: e P, - ;
Bide under par will not be considered.
. .
mylG:a23
NOTICE. • . •.,. -
The undersigned has arlsociated with .blur in
business dating from April ISOCTdr.
WALT. Ites son, Afil.kS.' GILLISPLE and
LOUIS ENGLERT. The style of the. anti to be J.
J. GILLESPIE &CO,. . J. 9,1L!...F.5P1E.
Referring to the above. : thq undersigned take'
pleasure in statlng'tbeti Ureywill emithitte the
LOOKING GLIM AND PICTIIIigIIJSINESS;
At SS Wood, street; where: peyrinteed to offer
tihn
ducements to . purehasere lemur totto bouse in e
United States.
' J. GILLESPIE &
SUEPltiftlll3 vit. '0i):.. , ... - 1 , . i J ; ,
STEAD Ma
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Oui Cruelties ans:•bulie4.,:tapie. Oesla.XllN^ .
TOM, sad ure supeor?.
au7 baked by got
say ot he PPr. !Alt! ri
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tarIIMAT TESIGIEV
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VosTOr FIUL,
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Putts llarg t.
Powell Theo ---'
IFltAgtonaker F
4 ~tl 11
111211011
.ROBll Wm
Robson Hanuab
Reynolds 4fibtua
t ElehaidaNi'M E
I Reese Evan ,
itege 36111 e
Heel Nancy
Robison 31
Noss 31 A
Recd Jerrie
8
Stewart Silas
Snyder Emmt
Salters Nicholas
Stewart Jane
Snyder Fannie
Smith Jas W
Singley Wm
epp4rdll.T
Stuert:lames
Smith John la
Swaney J
Stewart Mary A
Sullivan M
Steel DP
samuels,Ed::
Slicker John
Stewart P etscila
Sdott:Jobn M.
Simpson Susan
Satiny Patrick
Shirk
Myers Jennie
Mulholland P
31iller S
Myrick John
Macketli Jae. 7,
Morgan Dan , k
' Murray Mary
Mall Joshua
Morris Jas P
Mytlck Win
Mucgan David ,
Mercer *Me P II
McClusky J P
!McGowan Susan!
IkleGleartt-Aan4ol
IMeCratketi a A
'McCracken J • '
!McCauley Maine'
Mcßride Ruth A
!McGinley ROBall
ISPOCCOVet Thos
iMiMonus Cath
'McGuire I)om
McShane Oliver
Mclntosh Mary
McKee Fleury W
i 51diek Wm •
!Nesbitt Wm
Price Wm
rabhoiler
!Powell Sa
ERNEST G. XI
Tarr Sarah
TbumpeugThps•.
Tallorifistnion
Turner: Vitt T
Titus A. L
Thomas D
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Taylor !amid
TholuagJohn .T
Thompson Jos
Taylor Rout
Taylor
WMartha
White Mary J
Williams Lewis
Wattson Joseph
Warwick Wm
Would Carrie A.
Whitney W' • =
Williams Cm:tar .
Woods Jennie
Wharton Mr
Williams J R
YounCaroline
' EILA N. P. M.
INT GREAT VARIETY, AT
JAMES PHELAN'S
No. 4 FIFTH STREET.
PROPOSALS FOR
OF THt
By, order of Finance Committee,: •
TgolAg thitrolien
sky Liberty Btiebig' 6 '"'
. , . .> i, is ~:~ {~
rre,;,411c.:t:41,
PITISMIRGII - GAZETTE: MONDAY. 31.A1 25. 1868
*ENV
JUST OFMTOW,
'fit tidiflitiftlNE . '' r l.
Straw and Millinery Goods,
• . •
EVER BROUGHT TO THE (JITI,
AND. WILL BE,SDLD AT
EXTREMELY LOW' RATES.
$A All the new shapes.
BONNETS.
RIBBONS—a Ratline.
IsACES--Colored, White and 'Black.
DOTTED NETS—Black and Colored
ORO DE NAPS.L , r •
BLACK GROS R4rs SIL K S,
4WD A stPgittOß AssOitTfth:i,
FRENCH . FLOWERS,
Which will be sold by the box or bunch, at less than
New York prices.
1109IERY—Itilibed itud at in;tich - reidneeil
rates.
GLOVES—AII shades and sizes. Alexandre's
Kids; Lisle, Berlin, Silk and Cot
ton Gloves. •
A. nee• and superior assortment.
HAMBURG AND SWISS NEEDLE-WM.
EDGINGS. INSERTINGS AND BANDS.
INFANTS' EBB. WAISTS AND ROBES.
cox.ouva) TAD
DONA MARIA.
LACE COLLARS, BARBS AND SETTS, Real
and Imitation.
CORSETS—AIt the leading snakes.
HOOP SKlRTS—Ladles' and Mtsses.
GAUZE MERINO UNDERWEAR.
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS. •
THE STAR SHIRT.
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS.
NOTIONS.
.BUTTOIiS. BRAIDS:
TAPES . SPOOL COTTON: ' •
COTTON TRIMMINGS AND FRINGES;
DRESS TRIMMINGS;
FRINGES. HEADINGS, splendid line,
all emits;
SACQUE TRIMMINGS; . .
BUGLE FRINGHI4S:
WRITE GOODS, PIQUE, ac
MERCHANTS & MILLINERS
Will dud It to their advantage to. give tut a call, as
our stock Is unsurpassed In extent and variety, and
at the
Lowest Eastern Prices!
" • 'll'l.olo4We and' .ftetail.
JOSEPH HORNE & CO.
TV and;l9 MarketStreeti - •
S. INTERNAL REVENUE,
li. slao DISTRICT. •
.._ _
COLLECTOR'S .- NOTICE.
OFFICE COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Twenty-third Collection Dist. of Pa..
J t
No. 61 Water St., Allegheny City,
May 0th..1163111.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual
Lists of SPECIAL TAXES, formerly termett.P.
CENSES, :and at the Taxes on INCOMES, CAR
RIAGES:. WATCHES, SILVER PLATE, Ac.,pare
now In this office; where payment iilli be received
thereon by the Collector on met after the 30th of
Mai; 15613. These taxes having become dueorrust
be paid before the 15th day of June. 1866, other
wise-additional expenses will be incurred by the
taxpayer.'
E. BUFFINGTON, Fsq'''Doprity Collector forae
county of Armatrong„ and EDWIN LYON, ri g .,
Deputy Collectottor the county of Butler, will:be
ready.to receive after the .90tb lust. for thelrxe-
speedy° countlca„,and wlll post notices designating
the times and places when and where they will be
prepared to receive the taxes collectable by them.
To accommodate taxpayers in OW 'vicinity of the
pla . ces in Allegheny county, designated as follows:
Deputy Collectoi,SAMllEL 11. BAIRD, - Esq.. Will
attend at those places to .receive the taxes, on the
days' mi.& between the hours of 9 o'clock A. al.
antllo • cliwk P..if. of said days Yin _ -,
At Tarentum, tin Friday, May Slid, at Brown &
Shadle's Rotel. .7?,
At Sewickley, to Tuesday, May 96th, at Gtuitoh's
Store.: v
At, Bakerstown, on Thursday, May 51Sthi:: at
Whites Hotel. '' "
Taxes payable only in Greenbacks, or Nattoaal
Currency.
Office hours from 9A.N.to 3 r. m.- • ,
;., I JOHN IN. SULLIVAN..
Collector.
inyinpae
BLACK SILK SACQUES,
N - Erw' sTlrr.mog,
vox SALE BY
WHIT,E, ORR . , &
..i'...
2. Fifth . Street.
WARM AIR FURNACES
COOKING. RANGES.
We are new prepared to furnish and put up Warm
Air Furnaces of the latest, and most approved &tykes,
for Anthracite or. (titan:linous Cost:" the greatest
riety and best, Furnaces ever offered in the city.
Also, Cooking Ranges of the must improved styles.
Special attention IS also paid Ad Ventilating
logs.
mTis 147 WOOD STREET.
3. LANCE,
H.
DY - Elr AND 13 : 00V,,,M ' ' ',4
No. 3 , Efr. crzusalt; figrxmiarx•
And Nos. 186 and 187 Third Street)
C::;i;;,~'j7C'PSßUß6jji~~~i~i~4 ~'2'~`,
TO CONTBACTOIROI..:Uf F r ". 'T. :
PROPOSM.SswiII be received at gltel4loo of, the
Commlsslinitetitthe tint ilfreetiotter welty•Hall, No.
66 mithfleld street, _Pittsburgh, until
11[ 0 1 ~.. 4411ie,11. 166% Ai o'clock P. M.,
For tearing down this old buildlnge acid cleaning:off
the ffround for the new City Hall, corner of eiith
field street and Virgin' glleicet4 trrigA"
about four thousand yaras of earth, the wort oiNi
done by the Wile yard, and the contractor to to
all old rnatittant/ A..
THOMAS STEEL,. •
Secretary of the Board of cortindisloticre Bit the
• Erection of retry niyalog
roditlibus •
vl LT T 1 d
SUN :UMBRELLAS, , • •
iI:V4t94 t
IN NEW AND DEtIIIABLE t3TYLES, JUST RE
CEIVELI,49,II,-
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• • No: 17'Fiftlo St. ,
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134 - I NPRIMi• AAA ArtillVlo. o .•
On SATURDAY, May Sad, at her store, No. Se ,
YRIMARAIr ST...Allegheny. , • m
ilk tiligir IPIUILLIgta
‘,../ White's recipe. Put IV by Grosse it'Bhtetwel
eongirgrWillettirfitit, r mat re
ante „octiko - re - of
— 4Olllll MU* AFL."
lati o ••• I.4hertir..nd- Hand etc essr ,
' 4 t r- •
(4 I Y-
;ax sitmkrers.'
~~Y.~.."^.Jx.S'S~ .tY
THE 1M
s":
FIRST MORTGAGE : BONDS
._. . .
PAYARLE INGOLD.
• -
e,Great.peLtillalkoadline,.extendlng,.l7 2l
Iles from Omah ode the ildissouri, 'River, to the
t e.waters of tiid racladbetaii, Is tieing built by
t 0 POWeriaIqompaniesTIF.D.UNIQYIPACJ.FIC ,
ginning - at-Media, tiuddineweit, ana-ibertentral
&cilia of California, beginning at Sacramento,
building east, until the two roads shall meet.
PC.lth eginpardelihate Proseqntpti Ahe 15 , 10 Tfill.4
glrOit vigor; the lthalon lidvinß
ili'isiaffi
*nded over
[lCES—havn !Inn and other tuaterlals for two bun
,
red miles more upon the ground, and one hundred
dltlonalthilea ere ready.fer-thearsek.., They -will.
even nine4:larger foraefinyloyed
,rbta year than
,rer before, and It IE esketeXthat between
111 be In cipitiltion , dining; 111368,C;F There seems to
be no reasonable doubt 'thai the tlistanee between
Omaha and Sacramento will be traversal by rail
In 1870.
THE GOVERNMENT GRANTS 12, 1300 acres or
land, and lie Bonds to the average ;amount of
$28,000 per mile, to aid in the Construction of the
line, and authorizes the issud of the First Mortgage
Bonds now offered for.sale, tiozzuae amount and
no more. - TO tioire'rnibegt takego: Mom) lien,
and gives to the First Mortgage Bondholder a prior
lien for their security, to which a large paid-up cap
ital Is added. The ponds cannot be issued exceptas
each see:ion - of grienty calks ig accepted by Otivern4
ment commission, oo ,tbaZ tkey alwaysz7prezent a
real property.' r
It Is universally admitted that on the completion
of the Union Pacific Railroad, Its through business
will Minim It otteof the.tnost profitable in the world
—but' its. way . or - twig/ busimiss As already 'several
times the *tercet on its bonds; ho that, If not an
other mile Were built, they. would be a secure In-
=MI
AND
=EISE
l. I r,
lIC
• '
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER A LI.MITEDAMOII,NT OF THEIR
. •
PRTICCIPALAND INTEREST
'HIRTY MILLXON DOLLARS,
nd the Central over TWENTY MILLIONS, upon
elr spr,etl,ve parte of, thp,undern#,lng. THE
HAVE `COMPLETED . . 550
SOO AND
"THE.iNE'r EAI INGS for 'elgth moldhs of last
year on an average of 388 Mlles are oftictally re
ported at 8E069,136, while• the interest on all the
Bonds 11, could Issue on that, leegflkof roa,l for, that
time, ieduced to currency, was only 1345;856:
The amount paid by the Government (or the trans
rination Of troops, ulnaitloasi stares and mails !law
been, and doubtless will continue to be, much InPr , e
than the Interest on the United States Second Mort
gagirithDdi: If it Is 'net, the charter provblea Gat
after the road Is.completed, and until said bonds and
Interest are 'paid, at least fire per cent: ortite not'
earnings of . the rued shall, be applied to such hay-
The Ilalniiraclike binds Fella-V/opr each, and
liavieonVoni - etiaebed. They hive th years to
run, and bear annual Interest, payable oh the
days of January end July, at the Company's CM&
In the City of New York, at the rate of six pei cent.
in gold ! The Prtnelpalis payableln gold at matu
rity.' 'At the Present reiteof irmid, these bonds pay
an Annual Income on their coat
NEARLY NINE PER
AND IT IS BELIEVED . THAT THEY
5001 13E AT A PREMIUM
The Cohirkssy hale- huts very limited • siipply of
thetrßonds:remainingan head, but any subscrip
tlotia accepted to a greater amount than can be tilled
from BOnds now In the Company's possession, will
be supplied from the New Bonds to be issued on that
portion of the road completed in the Spring, lu the
order in which they are received.
The Company reserve the right to advance the
: Price of their bonds to a rate above par at any time,
and wilt not fill any orders or receive any , subscrW
t lons on which the money has opt been actually paid
at , the Contpatiy's Office before the time cif -such
Parties subscribing will remit the par value of the
bonds and the sculled interest In currency at.the
rate of di per cent. per annum, from the date on
which the last 'coupon was paid. Subscriptions will
be received la Pittsburgh by -
JAMES T. BRADY £ Co., corner of Wood
and Fouith Streets;
-RAR.T. CADOBLEY -&. Co., corner of-Wood
end DI Irdietceets ; i - -
8.
Me-CLEAN 'fis CO., 75 yeurth StreFt;
PH. R. MERTZ, Corner 54 1 h and Wood sts.'v
ROBINSON BROS., 78 Fourth street;
AND IN NEW YORK
At the Company" OSlee, No. SO Maxim
Street, and by
JOUN J. CASCO & SON, Bankers. No. 39
Wall Street, and by the Company's advertised
agents throughout the totted States.
ttauees'shonidlat m a de in tlnifts or othel•
funds par lu New York, and the Bonds will be . sent
free of charge by return. express. rarties sub
scribing through local agents, will look to them for
their safe delivery. ; , , .
A PAMPHLET AND MCP FOR 1868 half lust
been published by ; the Company, giving
formation than ti possible fn an adVeilisement, re
specting the Progress of the Work, the Resources
of the Country traversed by the Read, the Beans
. for. Construction, and the Value of the Bonds, which
will be sent free on appileatiOu at the 'Company's
otticea,!tr,toauy of tluitasinartisca; agents. , -
1010 3. OSCO s Treasunfr,
ECU
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1C6TA111.141Z1? MAU 'WS ,LAMII44T IJI 4,..1115111CA •
Norms ,ANEErticafor
Lightning' Rod litanatottin.
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BRASS FOUNDRY
, ...: --. : 77 : :,, ' , f.P.P.' 7 :I'. '.;:.!..1 1 9 - • • .
IRON • ,6i4,..T 1 V . A,W10 .., ~11:91111,5.
0,000 FEET MANUFACTURED DAILY. .
THeCiiEBRATED trAR GA L VANIZED
iraiGirt*lL'lr4 icons,
Manufactured at these works, andkold to all gaits
of the continent, are admitted to be superior to any
Lightning Rod in use., ,Oruat imluemlnents offered
to peddlers and all persons buying at wholesale.
Also, tine Platina Points , of all kinds and patterns,
together with Insulators, Fastenings Copper and
Uon'ConnectionMUrs , lßricest eke.: [B6ol.eLlram
ftlets and Circulars sent free. •
REIBITWT2Idt)4
Nos;t4Bo ilidAlN! . .Sit Job* St.
rzauunitrum,
EICEI
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New Goods and New Styles of
BOYS' CLOTHING.
VERY LOW I:PRICES I
No. 47 ST. cidan. STREET
FAMILY ~., . ,• .• . ,
~ B..4,viiilppr t ts,.E.REIlig fff..r..??r, I . ..J.,
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`'`iiiiitritii illii;igii itaires:Zi •
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rot= 113 And 114 Wood street, Pittabtugli.
I: .It. , ,,,%trtisi 1 tn; .t ;1 , 040 4 lf,t'7o .3 qi 11.,,
ME
FOR SALE.
FoR.SAA.F,
TWO lI,OUSES 'Axp Low on. Carroll street,
Allegheny. This property will be sold low, as the
par; y It about leaving the city:and - wishes to dispose
of the property before removing._ .
SAW' MILL, 'Twee DWELLING HOUSE% TWO
BARNS, with good FARM, and about 80 acres
timber land. This property will be sold lows Cash
01.500—balance on time to suit buyer.
FARM OF 120 ACRES, will be sold' fo - rlwetitir
dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable frame
house and good barn: 50 acres of the land dear.
FARM Ole 150 ACRES. near tile line of railroad:
Very well lokated - for raising stock; improvements
are good and substantial; 100 serest of 4.11 e-land in,
meadow and grain. • - • • '
CITY PROYERTY.—WIII sell a good brick house,
containing dye 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.
TANNERS, convenient to the city, and haring a
well . established custom 'or local trade connected
'therewith; a good dwelling and forty.acres of land.
FOUR LOTS in Sharpsourg, . near the rallroad;'
would make a
_good coal yard.
•
HOTEL. FOR MLLE.—That fine Hotel property,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, coutaininn
fourteen , : rooms and the necessary outbuildings,
with. three acres of garden and fruit trees. This
well located hotel will be sold low, as tb4 prollrle
' tor wishes to retire front business.
FOR RENT.
Two new Brick HOwies, Brooms eaCh.
Two new Brick nausea; 11 rooms each:.
One new Frame House, 4 rooms.
Two pew Brick Housely 8 rooms each. ' '
One new Frame House In Wilkinsburg, having
six rooms an &large lot, Well. suited for a
garden.
nice .COUNTRY, HOME for!, rent,. for 4300- per
annum. Possession given first of June, or
• sooner if required. Y , •-; .
FOR LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Ward; T acres that can be • dividedcilito acre
lots.
5 Lots in Oakland. -- • 't • , -
FOR RENT-A large Houses, suitable for -Board
ing Houses- , . •
W.KNTED-3,000 feet of Flagging 3 to 4 inches
TO, theri—sso o o
Ds P. lIATORTREAL ESTATE OFFICE
No. 91 Grant St.,
avaipis _
•
FOR SALE. .
A RIVER BOTTOM FARM OF 70 ACRES. 19
miles from the city, in Elizabeth township, Alle
gheny county, Pa.. on the Youghiogheny river, one
half mile from Elrod's Station, on the Connellsville
valirowl:Tlear uhurche.a; schools, stores, *c., in the
flourishing villages of Boston and'Oreen Oak. The
improvements - area two-story brick house. of.-six
rooms, ball and cellar, a good frame bank barn with
stabling underneath, auoiother outbuildings; a'well
of good standing water at the door, and several
standing.springs of water on the farm, and an or
chard of 700 trees of selected fruits of apples, cher
ries, pears, peaches, quinces and grapes. This prop. ,
arty being located near the line of the •railroad,
within one hour 'a ride of the city, makes It very de
slmble for. gardening or 'a, dairy ' farm; It is aso a
good and beautiful location for country homes .near
the city, lying Immediately on the rive r..on the op
posite side fromthe railroad. The West' Newton
Accommodation and other trains on the railroad af
tarsi certain anti -frequent opportunities of daily
communication to and from the city. Will be sold
as a whole of in lots of one acre or more, to suit pur-
Also, A FARM OF 1.2.3 'ACRES, situated in St.
Clair ; township, .Westmoreland county, Pa., near
the line of the ' Pennsylvania Railroad at Houston
Station.. The improvements are a twd-story frame
house,
_with six rooms and good cellar, a framebauk
bani 4.17 by 00 feet,, and other outbuildings. ,
is on the place a young apple and peach ,orchard;
120 acres cleared land. divided Into fields of wave ,
nlent size, a large portion of which are well set in
clover and timothy; the residue of.sald tract -cov
ered with good timber. It is well watered and un
derlaid with coal andlimestone ,and lip 'convenient
to churches, schools, stores mills and, blacksmith
shops. , - Areal good bargain Is offered In this excel- -
lent farm; and - with It •will be sold all the
_personal
PtoPerty our the premises. consisting of horses,—
cows. stock cattle, bogs and poultry, harness, gears.
wagon, 'flows. farming Implements and household
and kitchen furulture. Together will be soldivery
low and ou easy terms, to a responsible purchaser.
Also, a desirable and very fertile Tract of Land of.
158 ACRES AND 95 PERCHES,'In Elizabeth Tp.,
Allegheny county, ra., on the line of the Betupiteld
railroad: and one and one-half miles from the Con
nellsville railroad at Suter's Station. - On this farm
are 40 acres •of superior white oak timber,
° w.hlgh,
alone is now worth one-half the prys, Viz.; Ij oithe
whole tract. Tito inTnrocerue...- orchard of
frame barn, - gO d auu mime orco
1.i5W.711. a‘ e d and underlaid with
limestone and flag stone of a superior quality, with
stone coal for the use of the farm.
Also. The best FARM. in Fairfield township,
Westmoreland countv, 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
chaeds, 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 theft
stone soil, about 200 ems 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 will be sold very cheap and on good
terms, as the owner wishes to engage In other busi
ness?' For particulars enquire of
_
eIOUNTIIN RESIDENCE at PRI..
VATE SALE—In Tarentum Borough,. Alle
gheny county, 21 miles northeast of Pittsburgh;
containing nearly,Al. - acres, lately the residenee - of
Mrs. Mary Humes, deceased, and formerly the real
denCe of the Hon. John 3f. Porter, deceased, on
which there Ls a two-story BRICK -HOUSE. Chit:.
taining eight rooms and cellar, , and other necessary
outbolldines; wgood well of soft water; also a tine ,
lot of bearing grape vinei, an orchard of choice ap
ples and peaches, and other fruit trees. - About-15
acres, are underlaid with a four foot vein of good
coal, with a pit opened. This is a tare Opportunity
to purchase an elegant- country : residence, being
located on an eminence commanding line view of
the Allegheny River, A. V. and West. Pa. R: R.'s,
and within ten urinates walk of Depot on thelatter
road: •
NEW TORTE
El
linvi
GRAY LOGAN,
Xgri'r
+;~;u.; ~~. ~ a:s.:~us<'ar.~.~ ~' F, ~~4a~:}~r.u~.+ ~''3 F+t~tt~,ti.~p.~w'x~as
fl sums OP O,OOO,AND UPWARIN
APPLY. AT
G. K TOWF.R: IS4 Fourth Street.
44:04a •
For further Information call on or address H. D
lIUMES, Tartu -Pa. my 1.461
F"'ApSAL—To close a Partner-
Two Taacrrs OF VALUM=i LAND
No. 1. Situated in Conemaugh township. CAM
BRIA Co" Pa., having the Pennsylvania Jtaliroad
running through it, and within live Miles of Johns
town. containing WA acres. There is on this hind
two workable seams of bituminous coal, 33 and 6
feet thick. Also, avein of superior Are, Clay, faAy
equal to the Bolivar.
Di o. A. Situated in Green township. BEAVER Go. .
Pa.. containing about 5100 acres, part under fence
and improved. awl being within a short distance of
Smith's Ferry. The land extends to the Ohio river.
ou which It boundS over 000 feet. It contains two
seams of bituminous coal. SIX and 4% ft., and one of
cannel goal of 0 feet thick. .Also. - a vein of lire clay,
£ For furt h er e manufacture of are brick.
hllbrmation inquire of ' • '
• • • S. NC.- .313:EJF; ,
.
. • ...
• , • No. 359 Liberty street.
VALUABLE . . •
Water. Street Property for Sale.
Large three-itory PRICK ENiELLPSE . }IOESE,
with store and two °Mee rooms. all well built apd in
good'urder, and In excellent location. '
• , CUT EBERT &
myhhe'M ' 85 Smithfield street.
lr%EgiltAltLE crry
.11.! POWEIALE.—A,good '; • ;
Three•Stery Brick Dwelling Honsei '
Pressed brick front, slate root, bide.hall, large par
lors, ten rooms In all, cellars, etc.; all finished in
the best ;style, with Modexa conveniences. and in
complete order; In good location; lot ar . feet front
ota • - Irst street. - , Apply to • 1 1 ;
8. CUTIlitt.lllT A SONS,
127 Baal Estate Agents, 83-Smithfleld;
mmid
Taait d oars ; Iron BALE =SEVERAL
lIIMILDING LOTS co Obserygtory.REl, &mond
, Allegheny City, net offered for sale,--ebtap.
The locatlontals eery ,deslrablo. la Des, TAPADialdilag Si;
L
fine yfeerof both cities; Is easy Of acces and tbare
is Iran= 'of stßa o •o l tho I Follnd or building
pn °SO . Apply soon at the : paint a op of Me-
CO AN.- & SNYALII, Allegheny; 'lt ond„ hat
THIS OFFICE, or on the pr . endoei, near the Ob
servatoryilulldlug:,!.‘ . ~.; , . .= - nilt2Snaal -
2t75 AC RES -G O
vlon s reinadoder a excell S en!7: . 4!it. - -.
enind front Freepottt and within one-b if
wile of the route of Ni ,Ve 4 , Railroad., expected tq
Witt opetatlou next fall. Will be sold Or exchang
ed for approved city, property: .10p1y.t0,„,,,..• BANS. : •a,
cUTntis.wr &50r436, •
.mr2o . • kb batebbeid.strot.
PAINTER:,
; ;; Fa g 45 OUIO.STREET, 4114itheley. I.
Thatikiut for ttitbniter veil , liberal putrtmag f i• be
stowed upon me, tenure My Wands andel public
generally that, In the future as to the .past, I shill
endeavor diligently to merit a' continuance ottbe
same, and will be always at the shop teem 7t to 9
i ? x. and from 1 to 3 r, myintql4
orAvAttio ,, Will raid.
by the subscriber Id any person who
brings her the bpdy of her baabgnd ; .• ' '
.7.A:C013; - 1.112E9s ,
Waii hut Sunda . * evening was .
proilible drositied it!
the ~4410 river; or !ip can dive any re1404 1 .W •
atiols sbout hbn. "4
, •• • um., YjEt3.
nitts• ( citt Ohio sireet, Allegheny City..
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PALES & PHILLIPS.
pAL ipips
Atrenommw
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And! Commission 'Merchants,
OPERA'. HOUSE AUCTION 11004
Na 60 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pay
BOOTS, SHOES, CARPETS,
114 i fit/0118: aid Notions,
AT ritIvATE. SALE DAY MW EVENING. '
Nolleliee, prompt item
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BYL ' . WttNAIBE.
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STREET PROPERTY, FIFTH WABLV.—
TRUR A XEUTORIS , SALE OF PENN.
iil. HOTS AND.LOI`.. t M
• ' , •
Y MORNING, ay , sl9th, 1868. at 10
o'clock. :111 be sold on the premises. corner of Penn .
and O'Hara streets, by order of the' Executors of
Mrs. Catlnirine Kearney, deceased, that valuable.
city bo shires property In the'Plfth ward. haling 80
feet frotn Penn street, and 100 feet in depth
along 0' era street to Mulberry alley, whereon are
the two me Buildings, Nos. 439 and 443 Penn'
street; alio, the two Brick Dwellings; Nos. 47 and
~
49 O'Hara. street; and the two Brick DwellingS,Noil• ,
39 and 4411 Mulberry alley.
Terms Of sale—One-half cash; balance ' itt one and,
two yearl i with interest. ' . "-
iny•-n 1 A. MOILIVAINE. Auctioneer.: .. ',
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DESIRABLE' CITY MANSION ik,'
EtTENSIVE 01INABIENTAL, OROUNDSt.
so. 1 C Iff street Sixtlimard.. :- -
.-
-On SA URDAY . AFTERNOON', Nay 30th, at -,*
o'clock. ' ill be sold on the premises, in Sixth ward,
the very; desirable city mansion, No: 1 (Mg street,
next to o
T .
rner of Fulton street, and the extensive
ornametital grounds attached, of Hobert Robb, Esq.
. It is a subs tantial , large and neat t wn , e t ee3 . g ta n te
Blansionsurrounded by handsome, wide porticos,-
the sldekof building lined in with brick, plastered ,
and wealher-boarded; containing 8 large rooms, be.
' side dining-room, kitchen and cellar. Marble man
tles, hotknd sold water and gas throughout.-
- The Let is 72 feet front on Cliff Street by 147 feet'
In depthwith an adjoining front of 06 feet on Cliff
. street , ud 5077 feet in depth to Bedford avenue.
'Any iaii or all of these beautiful grounds will be
sold wi t, the mansion and lot, as may be destred.•
Or if puri.hasers for the mansion do not, wish the full:
depth of Wiese additional grounds from Cliff street,
a subsiiiirlsion of the 4 lots on Bedford avenue, each
24 feetlfront and,l3o In depth, will be sold sepa
rately., i.l - .
Also, enelot on the north side of Cliff street, 50
feet frotit by Ibo reel - in depth, whereon is erected a
brick stable.
This situation Is unsurpassed In its advantages of
pure als,i magnificent views, elegant surroundings,-
and conttenient for city business men. Those wish-.
In; are lhvlted to examine the premises. , ,• .
Termki-Onc-half cash; balance in one year, with.
.
I , u a t it e y"M refit}, A. McILWAINE, Au c tion eer...
BY B i IdITHBON, VABBOOX dr, WOLBLIAND.
CATI,RIAGES, BAROUCHES
r.T.,AUCTION.
Third iiinportant and Extensive Public
Maleint Sbnier , s Carriage Bazaar, Dia7i..
MOd
Alley . near Liberty Street. '..
ai
On Wtdnesday, Jape 3 at 10 o'aloak A; N.
The thita popular sale will take place at.SGA.VER'EI.
CARRIAGE BAZAAR. of .a Large assortnient or
Carriages, Baroaches, Buggies, Jagger Wagons, to
gether *ith a number of other styles of lighlvehl-:
des; also,
9rw6 vimE' - rto/a) Eroxt-EA.
~.
One Sim D
Mahogany a .- . -•-
- - • U 117 . 11 "....- 1104 .
bands h)gh. 7 'e as beaten and can beat SAS ,
l'i° —l -4 .idlies no superior as a pole horse, tor„
VL: i 'lltsr; very quiet and land. . , ,-, :.
And t Ist fine, stylish Bay Mare, raised by George,
W. Stath, Esq., - of of Wheeling, W. Vb.' Sired 11 his
Olencde horse; dam, a very fine Tuckeyboe mare; 7'
yearsrd; sound and kind; 15% hands high: has
trotte lin three Minutes Lois road wagon, and is a
e mo Mst
a m r" leTth e sad ow dl n m a wishes
no-w dsao s he
o •
f'M th
e
se
horsed.; as he intends to be absent from the city the'
great part of the coming summer. These horses
bcan een orior to the day of sale at NO: 204 Penis
streets .
In addition, a large and well assorted stock of fine
Herne
i i
s, &c., will be sold at some time and place.
An ! terested should know. that these vehicles,
gorse} harness. ad.. will be sold without reserve,
and til se wishing anything in the several lines will
find 14
_o their benefit to attend.
SMITHSON, VANHOU.K. & Me'3I;ELLA.IiT),
mY72,159 Auctioneers.
Jill
SLASURBAN RESIDENCE,
• •.
, ILAUCHLIN STATION.
Thtqsday, May 28th, at 1 techick P M.,
On th •• ~
e premises, will be sold. that - desirable and'
well tnted two-story (new) Brick House( of nine
room with 3 acres of ground attached. located - at
Laud lin Station, Connellsville Railroad, within.,
. three! minutes' walk of the station. Fruit' trees,'
~shrulibery, splendid' spring of water at the
'doord This property, for location, convenience and
comfort cannot be surpassed. Parties desiring to,
attend sale take 11 o'clock train Cohnellsrttie Kan,'
road.l or Oakland street cars, and go, down by the
run tnad.
TeXms—Onevtbird cash, balance In.l and,Sl yews.)
If
14/TTASOIi, VAN - BOOS & McCLELLAHD
• . ,
.16/13 Auctioneeiln"-,
1 1 BY A. 'MUTE.
"WELLING. HOUSES IN : ALLE-
jjr, GHENT AT AIJCTION:' • •
OA MONDAY, May 25th, at 2 o'clock. will be
soldlon the premises, FIVE DWELLING HOMES,
onlamilton street. .Fllth ward, Alleghenyirmear
the R ound House, at the Outer Depot of she Fort
Wlyneltaliroad.. The houses are two-story.brieks,
Null containing four rooms, kitchen and finished'
attic; are in good repair, and are situated on 1.,
parpd street and in a pleasant nel,ghborhood. They
aro good renting houses, and very deslrable for pri
vate dwellings sor men of limited. means. Visitors
wißinquire at NO. SOY Hamilton Street. • '
arms—One-fourth cash. balance in three years.
A. LEUGATE. Auctioneer,. 't
Firmls9 Federal street, Allegheny.
. , .
MITE LEAD :AND COLORS.'
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For term!, ate., apply lathe
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it- OAKLAND BTATION:f": -" ' , 9lita
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lib' , Two . of the MestiElegantßiattiv „ a
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in the chi (unfurnisbed.) ne •
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