àw m)wntinsErarsirs.
OWNS FOR-TNIN
she trd!' WESTERN GUI' WORXS have 'been
removed to No.. 11: SMITHFIELD STREET, where
will always be' f ou nd the most convicts assortment
ogAilmses. Pt Ls, Ammunition and Sport. ,
Materiel, 41ce., in tee city. Alt kinds of Gun*
a Pistols care/Illy repaired. - Oath paid for
ARMY RIFLES and REVOLVERS. Send sta%p
for ittustrated Circular. Agents wanted in trm,
town in the United Si
Pittsburgh.. R. JOHN
STON. 179 timithteid Street.
JOHN N.
, .
Rogister in Bankruptcy for !id District.
Office, 116 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY.
Sir' Office horirs-9 A. U. to 5 P. x
A DMINIS TRAITOR'S 1114YTICE.
tI
—Whereas, Lettere of Administration on
rESTATE Or MAJOR E. HARDING, - dee'd,
have been granted to the subscriber, all Demons ice
debted to said estate are requested to make immedli
ate payment. and 'those baring claims agalnss the
will present them, duly authenticated for set
tlement, to S. CUTHBERT,
my22:q7S.s. No. SS Smithfield street.-
INEW OPERA HOUSE.
TWO WEEKS.
Cossamelleing 910millagy_ /lame 959,
THE ITA3IOUS, ORIGiNAL ANDO N LY
Le awn; CARNIVAL MINSTRELS,
A mammoth organization. $lOO In Greenbacks
given away nightly. Admission, 50 and 95 cents.
Matinee op Saturday, when SAO in Greenbacks will
be given array. Admission to Matinee, 95c.; Chil
dren 15e.
surn:q7o
D. C. LA RIIE. Mani
JUST ARRIVED;
THE PRINCE INIPE.RIAL,
AND
BISMARK,
THE LATEST STYLE OR BOYS' SUITS.
GRAY & LOGAN,
No. 4T ST. CLAM STREET.
NOTICE.'
THE MBA OF 0. F. LAMM &
CO. has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent, JAS. P. SPEER having sold out his entirein
terest to O. P. LAMM. The business will be Car
ried on as usual, at the same place, by the remain
ing partners, who will settle all outstanding clahns.
O. P. LAMM, * '
- C. DAVIS,
J. P. SPEER.
May SS, 111168. ,
OSCAR F. L. 410111 & CO.
- •
COAL. AND COKE.
(Mee, Sanduuky Street, and P. F . W. & C.
Rat, Allegheny . City.
SUPERIOR.
Youghiogheny Coal and Conneftifille Cola,
AT LOWEST MARSET RATES.
attended to.
1:12M:1
IBNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES. FOR THE WEST-
N DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,.
WILLIAM F. SEIBERT.- a - bankrupt under
the Act of Congress of March Rd, 1567, having ap
plied for a discharge from all his debts, and other
claims provable under said act, by order of - the
Court, notice is hereby given to all -creditors-who
have proved their debts, and other persons inter:
ested, to appear on the 17th day of June. 1589, at
10 o'clock•A. w., before SAMUEL HARPER; Esq., ,
Register, at his office, No. 93 Diamond street,
Pittsburirti, Pa., to show cause, if any they have,
why a d scharge should notice granted' given said
bankrupt. And further is hereby that
the second had third meetings of creditors of the said .
Bankrupt, required by . the 27th and 2h sections
of said Act, will be had before the said Register at
the-same time and place. S. C. McCANDLESS. ,
Clerk of U. S. District Court for said District.
y23:q77-e
LAIL& LACE POINTS, .
1111
- Summer phawls,
Black Silk Sacques,
FOR SALE ET
WHITE, ORR 8:, CO.,
23 Fifth Street.
my2S
NEW GOODS!
J. N. BURCHFIELD Sfr CO.,
Have just received from New York, at
No. 52 St. Clair Streeti,
NEW-BLACKCOLOItar BILK ;
PINE APPLE GRENADINEf3;
SILK GRENADINES;
ALEACC r Af3, all colors;
WRITE & COLORED 9BGANDIESi-
ez
1
FRENCH LAWNS;
Awls, IRISH AND FRENCH:
CALICOS AN
NE D MUSLIN% with a fall anon
meat of W GOODs. . •
Sir Remember the plsee,
Ifo. 52 St. Clair Street.
:4: • .• • :is
fr'll/NlOlll ItEPITHWAN
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The UNION REPUBLit, N VOTZBB of Alle
gheny County are resinested to meet at the usual
places for holding elections in the several Wards,
Boroughs and Townships, on , •
Saturday, Nay 30th,1663,
And elect two (S)delegatel from each election da
trict;for the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Congress. Also, two IS) delegates from each elec
tion district for the purpose of nominating candt- -
dates forlenste, Assembly, District Attorney and
Assistant Attorney, Controller, Commissioners and
County Birveyor. - -
The Congressional Convention for the lifid
Wet will meet at the CITY COUNCIL CRAM
/MRS Pittsburgh, on TUESDAY, June 2d9 a t 10
o'clock A. 3c., to nominates Congressman. The
Congressional Convention for the 23d District will
meet at the CITY HALL, Allegheny City, the same
day and hour, to appoint - Conferees for the District.
The County Convention will meet at the COURT
ROUSE, in this city, the sattie daY and hour. •
The county Execntiie Committee recommend that
the delegate elections be labile* ftr as practicable,
by the Republican members of the Election Boards
in 'the several districts, and also the manner of
voting for candidates in the several Conventions be
erton eoce. " . •
The Primary Electioni in the Todusbips tenet*
log the Townships of Oakland, Pitt: Peebles,. lab.
Collins and .Ifirilhins, which will be - between
the hours of 3 and T o'clock.) yrdi beteld between
the hours of 0 and 6 o'clock r.*X., and la the Bor. -
oughs• and Cities between the tours of 3 and
o'clock r. M. Imthe Cities and Boroughs, Unchid t
log all townships gin 'the emsolidated City,) the -
eleor4rns shall be by ballot, andin the Townshipaby
All-candidates are requested to send their =nen
to the Committee Boollll.lco. 63 Grant street. on or
before SATURDAY, the 30th. so ea to be put ou tbo
printed slips for use of delegates.
• - ff. Chalinum.
N. P. =ED' isecretaries. . * '
•C. 0. PAWS" .
In luminance of a resolution of the- X r a ant i ve '
Conunittei of tbeValon Republican of ,L,,_ --
_
t '
gbenYCOU>ztT. I appoint • ' ''• ..
R. a.'sirrir, ~ • . J O //N
B.U. LONG, - • - Ea. A.' RlTAA'saas .'
Di. W. J. GILXORE, ANDREW niiii; .
.: .
illectionefficera of tbeTbird Wani,.riscanar i ii i to
14 '
Bold
the
1 :1 11U1 t ' be Ziee 3o4l t l 2 :24: 11Y ou th b e ii ,e ctrit i r ."‘
ions of the pia of ,ilie Eannalnee. t ..,., ~• - , - - ~
f , N. re D. lintraineT.: ~, • , .„. _
NEW ADDER'I'ISEMENTS•
..WIN• SEMPLE'S,
180 & 182 Federal St., Alleeway.
A.T BAEZ OrEB9IT!.
AT 1230.—YARD WIDE BLEACHED HUB . LER . .
AT Me.—HEAVY AINBLEACHED lEHBLIN.
AT 15 . 11,30.9 4 :1! . GUTGEA [B.
AT MO.-GOOD JEANS. I
AT ilsa.—lat. GLOVES,
,DRESSVOODS, 'beautiful Shades.
AT Va=llWE SEMPLE'S,
c. ass's
180 & 182 Federal St., Allegheny.,
rnx2s •
T
410111117 AL STATEMENT of School
DISTRICT ACCOUNTS, UNION TOWN-
S Allegheny County, Ps. Receipts and Ex=
Penditures for 1861. Tax rate, 10 mills on the
dollar of. valuation. •
Gross amount of tax duplicates 01,4'46 GA
Deduct lost tax and egonenstions.s3B9 88
Deduct Collector's commissions.. 117 81— 30T 67
myM
Net amount of tax teceived $51,5138 35
Add State appropriation received 931 00
••• balance on band from last year 318 . 36
" last instalment of sale of Ohl school
house 10 00
amount due from late Treas'rsEx'r 10 00
Total of Receipts $51,80: 69
E.XPENDITUBES.
Paid to 3 male teachers, $41.50 permontb
each, for eight months $1,140 00
Paid to 3 female teachers, 134.00
per month, for eight months... 893 00
Paid for repairing school houses
at Mt. Pisgah 244 66
Paid for fuel and con tlngencles• 3B le
Paid to West •Pittsb•gh Boroligtk
_ for tuition M 90
- Paid to Treasurer, percentage.. 58
Paid to Secretary, for services.. 30 31
'Paid Printers, for advertising.: 30 50
Total expenditures - 51,605 53
Balance on band *7W - 1M 1
THOS. STEPHENSON, President.
GEO. MARSHALL, Secretary.
Examined and found correct, May SOth, 1 888 .
Auditors
tar•q76-41,1VF • G ./ E A O S. . C H A O RN I A ES H , AN
CHEAPEST BUILDING - LOTS in
MARKET are those ,offered for sale in the
thriving villzge of Allentown ' adjoining the Birm
ingham line, and only fifteen minutes' walk from
the end of the Monongahela bridge. This town is
growing rapidly. Over 00,000 was realized fur lots
sold last season, and over GRy neat dwellings were
erected during the season. As a special inducement
to mechanics, we are willing' to close the balance of
the lots at the low price of from 0100 to .330 each,
and on terms easier than paying rent. We arc on
the premises every afternoon from 3 to 7 o'clock;
or apply at our office, corner of Fourth and Smith
field streets. B. McLAIN & Cy.
THE STEORF.NSON BOYNE, .
Et. Catharines, Ontario, Canada,
Will be opened for the reception of visitors ,on •
MONDAY, 18th MAY, 1868.
repairFENT CLAM HOUSE has been thoroughly
d, refurnished and a splendid
BILLIARD BOOM AND BOWLING ALLEY
has been added to the building. The great curative
properties of the mineral water., and the extremely
healthy site of the building, will well repay the in
valid for his vit, and the amusement and comfort
afforded to the f t
ourist will be certain to make his
- stay both agreeable and interesting. - myna/10 , rur
TO - FARMERS.
. •
THE RAY BABE "WELCOME:"
' PATENTED 1885 AND 1587,...
Lithe best Bake made, It will rake heavier hay,
carry It farther, load and unload itself easter than
other ra k e.
work of s cr . a A l ti i iid l ietra
old
certificates could be given, one of which Is below:
"OntauD. Erie Co., Pa., Jely .11, 1887.
"I - have used the Wilcome Hay Rake, manufac
tured by W. W. Wallace. Pittsburgh Phi.. and rec
ommehd it to farmers. It is good In light and heavy
hay: Is easy on man and horse; is a. complete glean
er of pram and etubbt•; is simple In col:pan:Mimi
and easily kept in order.
JOSEPH ARBUCKLE."
. -
All orders directed to 319 Liberty street, Pitts,-
burgh, Pa.. or at the works in Columbiana, Ohio,.
promptly attended to. Bold wholesale and retell by
W. W. WALLACE.
Bend orders in early, as supply le Short.
mj2s:d&T
.L.r , i;',, , ,•,'J::::',•.;:,:.,'!,.:
IMISI
tr t
...o-~i~_fy.
sfl
PARMOLS,
SUN,MpRitT.7-#9.
COTTON Bus Irmisit.iixelj, ac.
.IkLiACCA:I3, WOOL LELAIItES;
FAPiOY POkLMS,
IRISH Tortola,
GROS GRAIN BILK, ac.
-A
••••••••• . '
To ...
kIARGE STOWE Or
BOy*:Th,T2 . 4 SV,*DOWNS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ac„
AT,LOW PRICES,
Wholesate aiul
NtYrICE.'
All persons haying claim itegainst and Interest
-11
ed In the' STEAMBOAT A MADILL° will take
notice that I hare seised said teamboat at the snit.
Of BAKER, rEABOE & CO. _
, - - ' THOS. IWIALET,
i U. S. Marshal..:
AZ. isae. mile:Via
'Marshal's Office, Na
AY
MARE.-- ahem by the
L
Police of Pittsburgh,- o the 18th instant, a
AY MARE, about 14 hand high, black,legs; left
hind leg inflamed and swolle ; Omit tlye years old.
The owner is desired to come forward. p rove Prop
erty and take her away, or sh will be sold es NAT-
I-Mt/AY, the 30th day of Ka at A o'clock P. x.i
te . m.F. P l6l : Char . gei l- i MATT , C j il G ef it O E f E P N oFiee' .
mitruo CEMENT..
-L A3 114 . 4.i trro,
rL z esTzu, 4:71113t1IILT TOPE
\ WATER P .
C. COWS A.
AS Wood street.
liE7llllr
arilli;o7t
IENTAL PIC
IMO. re pt. Oaf Up br
Ot r d f
an ezoalalfn eontOoata- owj
eelvea and for sate at . ,thekli s ,
111120 -earner Llaerty
R RENT
Two ofum 'Awn
Ist:tbe.el (infindebidtk - IS
churcb.;'. Hest location lathe
pilllN-298 sacks
896 _ pa
ow H-298
Man stauver Pam
ror 2B ISALA.
MELT ;.167
V
landing from @Wainer Soli
ArtENIP-10 , bales T. 0011110 11 _,
sowAsatusi (WV er •t/ alundißT
QAIII 2
14ANN'
.5(41i ivuO ED LEA tr, wirrante4
11161wd 1
ME
s ?Tx; CLQTIFIES
beitla Abe Ittarket4 anc
011 r,!`• ;
• tikols
MEI
IMMILRITIBBIAL
lath UM&
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lwaiimivaiskowiaoamia=l;glatiirmmEN
PITISBURGII GAZETTE: FRIDAY, MAT 29, 1868.
NEW . ADvEEvsztognlNTs.
MILES • •
. .
PACMC RAILIMO
Are now Sashed and. in operation... Sixty mUes of
track have been laid this spring,. and the work along
the,whole line between the Atlantic and Paella
States is being pushed forward more rapidly than
ever before. More than twenty thousand •men are
employed, and it le lot Impossible that the entire
track, from Omaha to gacramentM-wlll be finished
In 1889 Instead of 1870. The_ means provided are
Maple, and all that ettergy t men.and , money can do
to secure the completion of this
GREAT NATIONAL . WORK,
M tbovirlieet possible day, 'win be done
TheIINION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
I.—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right of way,
and all necessary Umber and other i . materials
found along the line of Its operations,
IL—A GOVERNMENT GRANT of 1.91,800 acres
. of !And to the rtiLle,talteri In alternate sections
on each side of Its road. This Is on absolute do
nation, and Will , be a source of large revenue in
the future.
lII:=A:GOVERNMENT GRANT of United Stites
. Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from 416,000
to 548,000 per mile, according to the dinieul
ties to be surmounted on the various sections to
be built. The Government takes a second mort
gage as securliy, andli Is expected that not only
the Intereatrbut .the nrinelpal amount may be
paid An seerfees 'tindered by the Company In
transporting troops, mane, ie. The Interest is
now much more than paid In this way, besides
securing a great saving In time and money,to the
Government.
IV. —A GOVERNMENT GRANT of the, tight to
Issue Its own FIBIiT MORTGAGZ BONDS, to
aid in building the road, to the same amount as
the U. B. Bonds, issued for the same purpose,
and. no MOM The Government permits the
Trustees for the First Mortgage Bondholders to
deliver the Bonds to the Company only its the
road le completed. and aftelr It has been exittnin
ed by United States Commissioners and: pro
. • nounced to be in all respects a hist-ells. Rail
road, laid with a hears' T rail, and completely,
supplied with dePots, stations, turnouts, ear
shops,locomodves, ears, Be.
V.--A CAPITAL STOCK SUBSCRIPTION . from
the stockholders, or which OVER EIGHT
MIL
LION DOLLARS have .been bald in upon 'the
work already done, and which will be increised
as the wants of the Company require.
, . . . • ,
VI.—NET CASH 'SARNI:Si. :38 on Its Way Butlneis,
' that already amount to MORE THAN THE IN
TEREST on the First Mortgage Bondi: These
earnings are no Indication of the vast through
business that must follow the opening of thellue
to theTaciffe, but they Certainly prove that
FIRST MORTCACE BONDS
upon meta ProPerty, costing nearly three times
their amount, ARE SECURE BEYOND ANY
CONTINGENCY. • . 4
The Company bare anundant means In their
treasury, and make no appeal to the nubile to pur
chase their Bonds.; as the daily subscriptions are en-
Weis satisfactery; but they submit that, for entire
security and liberal returns, there Is certainly no
better investment In the market.
The union Pacific Bonds are for $l,OOO each, and
have coupons attached. They have thirty years to
run. and bear annual interest, payable,sm the first
days of January.and July, at the Company's °face
in the City of New York, at the rate of six per cent.
In gold. The Principal is payable in gold at main.
rlty. At the present rate of sold, these bonds pay
an annual income on their cost of -
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.,
AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT "THEY WILL
The Company 'reserve the right to advance the
price of their honds to a rate above par at any time,
and will not IU any orders or receive any sobscrip•
(lons on-which the money has not been actually Paid
at the Company's office before the time of mach
advance.
Parties subscribing will rcutitthe par value of the
bonds and the accrued interest In currency at the
rate of six per cent. per annum. from the date on
which the last teapot' was paid. fnbecriptionewill
be received In Pittsburgh by ---
JAMES T. BRADY & Co., corner of Wood
- and Fourth Streets;
HART, CAUGHEY & Co., corner of Wood
and Ibtrtt Streets; . ;
S. MeCLICAN & CO., TS Fourth Street;
PH. R. MERTZ, corner sth and Wood Ste.;
ROBINSON Elms., TS Fourth street;
Atothe Comphars Ocoee, Nii. %O MOW&
Street, and by
JOHN J. CISCO Sr. SON, Bankers, No. 39
Wall Street, and by the Company's • advertised
agents throughout the United Stites. .
Remittances should be made in drafts or other
funds par in New York, and. the Bonds wilt be sent
free_ of charge by return express. Parties, sub
scribing through local agents, will look to them for
their safe delivery.
A PAJdrilliti AND MAP VOll,lBBB has inst.
been pnblishedhy the Compiny. - giving - fnlier
formation than la possible in an advertisement, re
specting the Progress Of the Work; the Hesonrces
of the Country traversed by the Road, the Means
for Construction, and the Value of the Bonds, which
will be sent free on application at the Company's
ogloes, or to any Of the advertised agents.
1!!!ii
rrliE TWIN CITY. SLATE Co.,
manuracture a soverlor lintel% of • ,
ROOFING .SLATM.
armee, IS Seventh St" rittsinult4 Pa.
S. :NEWMEYER, Pres't.• -
,my'26:o4
INFORMATION.
Parties visaing anyinfainstation or advice, in re
gard to inteineask; or In relation to positions or situ'.
tiodi . as. iferciants, Book-keepeu, Clerks, Me
chaplet, ePainieri,v Or, itaboren, in -Louisville.
a:delta, Bt. ton%
Roca', New Orleans, Mobile, Galveston, or anfpart.
of Texas, Clill.recetvp mush
. vniaame,. prompt an d
reliable inforthation' "frofe"one 'general odic° in
LiiiiislUle,.trrenclosine our Ali of TWO•POLL4IO3
t o our nddielis.! Naifng an extensi t vp badness-ac
quaintance in this past Of the wintry, we will.give
satisfaction.
• LEL—Capt.
rosse k Blackwell,
s and sours, just re.
Grocer, Store of
lA. BENdIf.AW. -
nd Hand Streets.
my22:07
_REWARD,WiII -be paid
IL" by the subscriber to any person who
her the body of her husband,
• 14 1 11319,
wit° flit Sunday evenink Waspronibitdrovnied in
the Ohio river; or - who can give any reliable inform
ation about Win.,
, LIES.
Onto street; Allegheny City.
tPBXAOTS
'Cbrlst 744;thodlai
y for a paralain•
I 'i r
ITBZE
sayls:qlB
npENING. , • ,
'IOWA moms=
; . • 1
Whits'
Chsrle6:fir
DICKLI is 00.
wnl open 0 bamtsoine asantatent. of
33014NISTEli - HAM%
en SATURDAY. May WM, at !lei store, N e w
YEDERAX. ST.. JUlegbott -
W mi l! hite noW
duirleh for
VICKLY 4M. •
trobuh- brelm•led sc orn. ri.giv,w.
;-
A • oo° " Ohio Oats; -
3110 Rye:
In store and fir ate
HITCSCO 8, MeoItEERY & CO.
349 LibertY street,
Li i i irzor4
Bet. oar strw•:,!.
I{4P,P O TAI' O 4 I4 ::':
. •;. t..,:_ i n dl i r au T e ! prianken„
mfelf, 4 3 .P.V!4 , aA. Itatiere
.ruchilliaiiii,oo; iiiidailelfkilnet,
the
'user.`
AM tar Grp
trona.
brit4,46,
•
-
41'
.Y 1 '
',47Y4t14 ,4- 1.
AfaA,
BEM
MEM
OF THE
SOON BE AT A PREMIUM
AND IN NEW YORK
JOHN J. CTSCOi Trefisirer,
Irgwkoitt.
WellalliMB *co.,
No. Ile, 4th 13t., Louisville,
Zit
Miti=l
TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS.
. ,
011Mtui
THE LAltain LINE
Straw and Illillin.ry-Cioods,
BROTIGHT TO THE On
=I
ANDYFIFAL Bl; BOLD AT'
EXTREMELY LOW RATES.
HATS—AII the new idnypes.
BONNETS. ' '
RIBBONS—a fell line. . , 1
LACES—Colored, White and Black.
• DOTTED NETS—Black sod Colored.
GRO DE NAPS.
- BLACK GROS GRAIN BILKS, 1
AND A:SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT
FRENCH FL AVERS;
1 0
Which Will be sold by the boz o bunch, at less than
New York prices. . . - • - •
' HOSIERY—Ribbed and p n, at much reduced
GLOVES—AII and sizes. Alexandre's
Kids; Lisle, erlin . , Silk and Cot
ton Gloves.
A ne* aad anyeribiameortnieut
HAT UM AND SWISS NEEDLE-WOW.
EDGINGS, TNEERTINGB AND BANDS.
INFANTS' EMB. WAISTS AND ROBES.
coidoitv.z• TAB vmrE.s.
DONA MARIA.
LACE COLLARS, BARBS AND SETTS, Real
- and Imßation.
CORSETS, All the leading makes..
GAUZEKITS—L UN DE RWEAR
MERINO
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
THE STAR SHIRT.
PAPER 'COLLARS AND CUFFS.
xoTiorire;. -
I'2IIAIDS
11APES,31 CO'
COTTON
TRIMMINGS. AND FRINGES;
DRESS TRIMMINGS: -
FRINGES, HEADINGS, &c.—A splendid line,
lei shacks •
SACQUE TRIMMINGS;
BUGLE FRINGES:
WHITE GOODS, PIQUE, &c.
MERCHANTS & MILLINERS
Will dud It tcstbeir advantage to give us a call, as
our stock Is unsurpassed In extent and variety, and
at the
Lowest Eastern Prices!
W74olesale and /Uttzii.
JOSEPH HORNE & co.
11 and 19 Market Street.
CM
100 PCS. BULLION FRINGES,
Ristori Fringe,
Sewing Silk Fringe,
IN ALL COLORS AND SHADES
• %, PARASOLS •
FRINGED, BEADED, SATIN AND PLAIN.
'GLOVES,
IN SILK, LISLE AND COTTON.
HOSIERY,
FOR GENTS, LADIES AND CHILDREN.
PAPER COLLARS & CUFFS,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
LADIES' UNDERGARMENTS. - -CIIDE•
ISE, DRAWERS, GOWNS AND WAISTS..
l:
' • . HOOP SKIRTS, I- . -
ion
• IN ALL TEE NEWEST STYL • • ,
OUR #III I IE - GOODS DEPARI
Fine assortment of DOTTED NETS,
GRENADINE, TISSUE, ETC.
New Goods Arriving Daily.
MLCRU .GLYDE
78 and 80 Market Street.
G RAND OPENING!
OF
NEW GOODS !
A SPLENDID .1 . 0380RTME27 Or
STRAW Goops,
B.ch as BONNETS, HATS, CORDS and TASSELS,
ORNAMENTS, lea!
Itibbons t of all deacriptions;
Artificial Flowers..
Bonnet and at Frames;
Crapes, Illusions;
Silks and Satins;
VeWets and Laces;
ALSO. • full line of
White Goods, Embroideries.,
I.
Hosiery and Gloves;
- French Woven COrsetS,
SKIRTS, lIANDKEEMEFS,
LINASANDTAPER ,CIOLLARS, OtIFFI3, AR
WHOLESALE AIM RETAIL.
ROSENBAIIM,STKENHART & CO'S
PHILADELPHIAMPORIOM
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NOTICES.
OFFICE. OF UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CO,
• Eastern Division.
I k kinalYttant l o ' M ter lainn /OM •
nrTHE INTEREST,. IN GOLD,
on the FIRST YOBTOAGEIBONDS OF
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
• EASTERN DIVISION, due Juno ist. 1868, win be
paid on presentation of the , Convent therefor, at
-the Banking House of DABNEY, 3IOBGAN & CO.,
53 Exchange Place, New York, on and a ft er that
date WM: J. PAIAIB%
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arDIVLIPEND.
OFFICE OF MONONGAHELA. INSURANCE C0,,,}
May 513 d. 1868.
The President and Directors of this Company
have this day declared a Dividend of TWO DOL
LARS PER SHARE on the Capital Stock of the
Company, free of Government Tax, to be applied'
to the reduction of Stock Due Bills.
m6:15:q61 JOHN H. CLANEY, Secretary.
FOR S
FOR SALE.
TWO HOUSES AND LOT on Carroll street,
Allegheny. This property will be sold , low. as the
party is about leaving the city, and wishes to dispose
SAWnroperty before removing.
MILL, TWO DWELLING HOUSES, TWO
BARNS, with good FARM, and about SOO acres
-timber land. This property will be sold low. Cash
1111,500—balance on time to sett buyer. •
FARM OF 150 ACRES, will be sold for twenty
dollars per acre. Improvements comfortable frame
house and good barn; 50 acres of the land clear.
FARM OF 150 ACRES, near the line of railroad;
very well !Dented for raising stock; improvements
are good and substantial; 100 acres of the land In
meadow and grain.
CITY FROFF,RTY.—WiII sell a good brick house,
containing five rooms, at Sixteen Hundred Dollars,
and would rent for the amount in sir years.
A LARGE LOT OF GROUND, having a river
front and veryconventent of West.
TANNERS., convenient ter the city, andltaving a
well established custom or local trade connected
therewith mrood dwelling and fifty gores of land.
FOUR .LOTS In Sharpsburgi near the railroad;
would make a good coal yard.
HOTEL FOR SALE.—That fine Hotel•property,
situated ac the Blairsville' Junction,_ containing
fourteen rooms and the necessary outbuildings,
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. This
well located hotel will be sold low, as the proprie
tor wishes to retire from business. . .
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Two new hick Houses,. B rooms -
TwO new Brick Houkes, U rooms each. ' '
One new Frame House, 4 rooms.
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each.
One new Frame House in Wilkinsburg, having
six rooms and a large lot, well suited for a
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garden.
A nice COUNTRY HOME for. rent, for $3OO per
annum. -Possession given A rat of June, or
sooner if required.
FOB. LEASE OR SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Ward; 7 acres that can be divided into acre
lots.
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5 Lots in Oakland. -
FOR RENT-3 large Homes, Imitable for Board
infiltrTlCii-3,000 feet of Flagging 3 to 4 inches ,
thick.
TO LOAitb-050,000, . •
IN SUMS OF $5,000 AIM 'UPWARD.
APPLY AT
D, P, HATCH'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE
No. 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh.
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Fo b SALE.
A RIVER BOTTOM FARM OF 78 ACRES. 19
miles from the city, in Elizabeth township, dile-
gheny county. Pa., on the Youghiogheny river, one
half
mile from Elrod's Station on the Connellsville
railroad; near ,hurches, schoo ls, stores, ix., in the
flourishing-villages of Boston : and Green Oak. The
improvements are a two-story brick house of six
rooms, ball and cellar, a good frame bank barn with
stabling underneath, - andother 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 &poles, cher
ri e ' arieie ' guia lg rsPes rhiP-
vrt tini loc a ted s e rrhe,eofthe r a ilroad,
within one hour's ride o the city makesite 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 We sti 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 a whole or in lots of one acre or more, to suit pur
chasers.
Also, A FARM OF 173 ACRES. sltusted 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 bans
barn 40 by GO feet, and other outbuildings. There
is on the place a young apple and peach orchard;
1510 acres ceared land, divided into delis of conve
nient size, ft 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 with coal and limestone and is convenient
Ito churches, schools, stores, mills and blacksmith
shops. A r e al '
good ntuit/ is offered In this excel
lent farm; sad with It .Will be sold all the personal*
property on the yiremises; 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,* desirable and very fertile ract of Land of
158 ACRES AND 25 PERCHES, i n Elizabeth Tp.,
Allegheny county, Ps., on the line of the Hetopffeld
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, which
alone Is now worth one-halt the price asked for the
whole tract. The improvemenjs are a log house,
frame barn, good 'fencing, and an apple orchard of
good fruit. it is well a mitered 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 950 ACRES, about
six miles south of the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road stßolivar 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
died and other outbuildings. The whole farm is
under a high state of cultivation; fencing all in and
rate order, and the land of the best quality of lime
stone soil, about 900 aczes 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 bust
nessr For particulars enquire of
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0. H. TOWNS. let Fourth Street.
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]BIO gp SALE—To close a Partner-
TWO TRACTS OF vaLtresum LAND.
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No. 1. Situated in Conemaugh tewnship, CAM
BIIIA Co" Pa., having the Pennsylvania Railroad
running through it, and within Ave miles of Johns
town, containing 'AO* acres. There is on this land
two workable seams of bituminous coal, 3.).i and 8
feet think. Also, a vein of superior lire clay, fUlly
equal to the Bolivar. ,
No. A. Situated in Green township, BEAVER Co.,
Pa., containing about AOO 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 800 feet. It contains two
seams of bituminous coal, AM - and 8% R., and one of
cannel coal of 0 feet thick. Also, a vein of are clay,
reliable to the manufactureof Are brick.
For further information inquire of •
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Water Street. Property for Sale.
Large three4tOry BRICK' DWI:MING HOUSE;
with store and two oflice rooms. all well built and in
good order, and in excellent location.
, 8, CUTIIBBIIT tie SON
'tnyl6:o3 - 3 ;- 85 Smithfield street.
DENAVILE.-, .C 27 lf, RESIDENCE
Tluree-Story Brick Dwelling House,
Pressed brick front, slate roof, p tde hall. large por
ton, ten rooms in , all,--eellar*, etc.; all tinhthed In
the best style, with modern conveniences and In
com_pleteorder; - in good location; lot ST feet trout
on First street. Apply to
8. CUTHBERT & SONS,
mytd:q27 Real Eatii.te Agent...as Smithfield Bt.
Jajars !' OR SALE—SEVERAL
BUILDING LOTS MI Observatory Hal, Second
rd,Alleghenreity, are offered-tor sale--eheap.
The location la a very desirable one, commanding a
fine view ot both cities, is easy of wells* and-there
is abundance , of atone on the ground tbr betiding
pnsea. Apply soon at the paint shop of Idc
%IAN &. SNYDER, Allegheny, , Diamond, at
T DPW'S., or on the premise d, near the ON.
aervatory Hulloing. • , ,
rt.i"Eint FOR SALE,
Or would rent for At teiza of years. :Enquire at .
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woes &n
275 tatotT i rt 44ll4 Mander ti;
nate nine miles from Yree_port and within one-half
mile of the route of N. W. Railroad, expected to
be In operation noxtibll. :WM be iqltoraxchang
ed for approved eit7 property. ApplPtS. CUTHBERT SONI3,
t 0720 hit timithdeld street.
ITTSRITROR PAPER MANE;P
PACTUBING CONE'ANT, BanufactiFtso of
PRINTING . AND WRAPPING PAPERS:
OLnrroll MILL-4 . llKriskNVlLitt, Oita.
Buiwrroli ]ILL —RIB BBIOUTON, FA.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY ommisoN, VANHOOK & WOLELLAND
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Tuesday, June 3d, at 31-2 o'cicick P. M.,
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the premises, will be sold. that desirable and
ell located two-story (new) Brick House of nine
rooms, with 3 Itereg of ground attached, located at
• ughlin Station, Conneliscille Railroad within
three minutes' walk of the station, foot oeSe t uirrel
:HI road. Pratt trees, shrubbery, &0.. sp endld
spring of water at the door. This property, for
.Farties desiring
_to attend sale take the a
location, convenience. nd. comfort cannot be say'-
.3 1'4 41 s :et train Connellsville Railroad. or' Oakland
street care, and_go_down ttmrms road.
Terms—One-third cash, balance in 1 and A years.
SIIITHSON, VARROOS t IitieCVELLARD.
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On Wednesday, June 3, at 4 o'cleek P. N.,
At Homewood Station, on the Pennsylvania Rail
road, a LOT OE GROUND. about two acres, finely
improved, on which is erected a NEW AI'M
HANDSOME DWELLING HOUSE, contain
ing eight rooms and large attic, with allode s
conveniences and appliances. Stable Mid Ca m rriage
House. Emit Teees and Shrubbery:- grounds orna
mented and enclosed with paling fence. It is beau
tifully situated on the Greensburg pike, near the
tine residences of Messrs. Fahnestock, liritllth and
others, opposite the toll-gate, and combines every
desirable - feature of a ° country residence near to the
city. The special attention. of those in quest of a
first-class home is invited to this highly attractive
sale. Take train at three o'clock from Union De
pot. Liberty street.
SMITHSON, VANHOOK. t MCCLELLAND,
myZ3 Auctioneers.
CARRIAGES, RAROUCHES
AT AUCTION.
Third Important and Extensive Piddle
Sale at Shafer , * Carriage Bazaar. Ma"
mondlilley, near Liberty iitieet.
On Wednesday, June 3, atlo o'clock A. N.
The third Jpopular sale will take place at SHAFER'S
CARRIAGE_ BAZAAR, of a- large assortment of
Carriages, Barouches.'Buggies, Jagger Wagons, to
gether with a number of other sires of light vehi
cles; a 150,,,
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•.a-vvo FINE BOA-3) monsms
One fine Mahogany - Bay Trotting Stallion, 1536
hands high. 7 years old, without a - blemish, known
as "Little George." • Has beaten and can beat 2:145
to harness. and leasno superior as a pole horse, for
his speed; very quiet and kind. - -
And that fine, stylish Bay Mare, raised byGeor:ge
W. Smith, Esq., of Wheeling, W. Va. Sired by his
Glencoe horse; dam, a very fine Tuckeyboe mare; 7
years old; sound and kind; 153 hands high; has
trotted in three minutes to a road 'wagon, and ds a
most excellent saddle mare. Known as tbe "Mack
eyMare." The owner wishes to dispose of these
horses, as he intends to be absent from the city the
greater part of the coming stammer. These horses
can be seen prior to the day of sale at No. 2.04 Penn
street.
In addition, a large and well assorted stock of fine
Harness, 5c., win he sold at some time and place.
All interested should know that tnese vehicles,
'horses, harness. &c.. wi a be sold without reserve,
and those wishing anytbin iu to a several lines will
find It to their benefit to uttcu.i.
5311TH5432. 4 .i, VANHOOK AIe:LITLLAKEt,
my25:q59 Auctioneers.
S. M. MIER.
No. 339 Liberty street
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LAUCHLIN STATION.
RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS
HOMEWOOD STATION,
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
AND-HORSES
VALUABLE
WOOD STREET PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
MONDAY, JUNE Ist, 1868,
ON THE PREMISES, at 2% o'clock P. M., will be
soldby auction those very desirable TELREE-STORY
BRICK. WAREHOUSES, .
Nos. 11 and 13 Wood Street,
Occupied by Messrs. 'Michael do Rochlings and the
Richards & Hadley Glass Manufacturing- Company.
Annual rent of each, $1,500. ..
RARE CLIANCZ FOR INVESTMENT
SMITHSON, VANHOOIC& MCCLELLAND,
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BY A. M:E.IirAINE.
.IFEWS . IIOILANCE POLICIES.-
On TU9‘.. Y EVENING; June 9th, at S
o'clock, will be sold, on second floor of Commercial .
Sales Booms, N 0.106 liniltblield street, by order of
John M. Kennedy assignee of Hobert N. Norris.
in bankruptcy, a Life Insurance Policy f0r15,000
in the New York Globe Mutual Co.. and for 5,00 t)
in the Aetna Life Insurance Co., of Hartfor , Ct.
. A. DPILIN AINE, Auctioneer.
ESIRABLE CITY MANSION &
EXTENSIVE cnucaldEliTit GROUNDS,
o. 1 Cliff street, Sixth ward.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May. 30th, at 4.,
o'clock, will be sold on the premises, In Sixth ward.
the very, desirable city mansion, No. 1 Cliff street,
next to corner of Fulton street, and the extensive
ornamental grounds attached, of Robert Robb, Esq. .
It is a substantial, large and neat two-story. Flame
Mansion, surrounded by handsome, wide porticos;
the sides of building tilled it .vrith brick, plastered
and weather-boarded; containing S large rooms, be
side dining-room, kitchen'and cellar. - Marble man
tles,
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hot and sold water and gas throughout.
The Lot is 79 feet front on street - by 147 feet
in. epth, with an adjoining front of 96 feet on Cliff
street,. and 977 feet in depth to - Bedford avenue.
Any part or all of these. beautiful grounds will be
sold with the mansion and lot, as may be desired.
Or if purchasers for the mansion do not wish the full
depth of these additional grounds from Cliff street,
a sub-division of the *lots on Bedford avenue, each
A* feet front and 130 in depth, will be sold sepa
rately. •
Also, one lot qa the north side ot - Cilif street, liar
feet front by lee feet in depth, whereon is erected a
brick stable. - _ •
This situation is unsurpassed Wits advantages of
pure air,magulifeent views, elegant surroundings,
and convenient for city business Men. Those with-
In 3 are invited to examine the premises. •
Terms—One-half cash; balance in one year, with
interest.
ray= A. MeILWAINE, Auctioneer
BY £ MGM%
RESIDENCE :AND GROUNDS on
OHIO AVENUE . ; ALLIgOHE NY CITY, AT
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"rTION—SALE Oh THE PREMISES, AT
O'CLOCK ON FRIDAY, MAY,
The spacious and finely situate Min a, with a
commodious dwelling honse, - thtprettent residenCe
of Mr. Jonathan Gallaher,-.on. on . hirsaivenue, Alle
gheny, near the new Methodistlurch, will be sold
at auction on FRIDAY AFTER 00N, • • May Eflth,
at II o'clock. The lot fronts - 1 11 feeton Ohio ave
nue, and extends 300 feet to Locust, a 50 feet.
street. It is finely einhellishedtWith lawn. trees,
gravel paths and carriagedrlve,gountalu, summer
house, Iron fences and gates. e house has three
rerges, spacious hall, large dou ble .partors,
oed, four .morns, ilb ery. dining-room,
kitchen with range, and three tidied attic rooms.
The apartmentaare an spacions,lisell ventilated and
have bide ceilings; gas throughout.; -
The views from the house 'ardfextensive and ex-
ceedingly One, embracing city, river and surround
ing hills as far as Dixmont, to the west. The pas
senger carii. pass in front of.the lot. - Churches of
smarty. all denominatiOns in theatleluity. . -
'Terms—One-third cash balance In three anneal
payments, Possession given tlis s ult the purchaser.
A. LEOHA, It, Auctioneer,
turn - 159 Federal , t rect.-Allegheny.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on the
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There will be sold on the•trelli i . son Tr i l t7ls Met
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Juno Ad. at A ()Via*, that lo •,.. it
fir n d and 85
on the northwest corner of th , 0
leet on the south side of straw rrY sileY d ca it The special attentionot bush" s mcrutp . , J u t ,
Isla is Invited to.thle Iraportantrie o " u "'
AIICTIgIic
without reserve. .. '4 Diamond is being
The property on the Ali n o s ig: i purposes, so sh if „
rapidly appropriated to, b . . + din ~/ v vainabi ..
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189 Federal street. Allegheny.
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A.UCTIONII.ERS
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OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS,
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