El
'
. cmixtp flints Von TUE riscums. ,
11'mss GERA I. owereßN Orrtr WORKS hans been
iremoved to zro.no SMITHFIELD STREET. taere
AMU always be found the most compiste assortment
gang, Pistols, Ammnaltion L aiad Sport-
Material, due., in tee city; AU kinds of Guns
a Pistols carefully rePatred- Oath Paid for
ti ARMY RIFLES and RS vobviclia. Send stamp
for itinstrated Circular. Agents wanted in , r
. mn in the. MUM States. Address, J. H. JO : • -
TOM. 178 Snittloteld Street. Pittabsrsk.
1 , ---- ,
WJOBRI N. PIMBLiN,CE;
Register in Bankruptcy for lid District.
Once, 116 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY.
6 11 1 "061celtours9 A. N. to sr. ar.
IigrFESTIVAL
ME
IN 'Tilt
gIAICHESTE,it . PRESBYTERIIII
Corner-of Market and Franklin Streets, Allegheny,
F s formerly Manchester. an, •
Titeada 23deinne:
For the benefit of the Church. , Ice Cream, .itrase..
berries Cakes, de. Dof rs open at 7 o'clock - A. M.
Passenger Cars pass cornerof Franklin street evert:
5 10 minutes. -'
c§MALL FARM FOR EGIAZ-484:
Acres, In good order for gardening Purposes::
itottse - and stable. never railing spring; also a
well 91' 1 103 water; 306 grape vines. choice trait
lane's; situate 33i miles from Allegheny City.
8. CIITHIIERTA
85 Szilthflehl.street—
EMI
8 1 uHr " USE '
ATLANTIC CITY, N. Z.
- 1
n ••••-• ~
' ii3 nrst clams Hotel will open for the season on ,
'ASIh Vane: Terine.43.so per day; ;20 per wnek.
Address - '_ IL R.-THOMPSON Proprietor, -
. Cforrnerly of Congress Hall, .CapeAsiand;-'andlfe
„ inipolitan Hotel, Wasb)n,gton, D, C.)
14'. B.—The' music will he under the, gireotion of.
Air. CARL BENTZ: - ' •-, • -- je2U:rB7'
___
-g, w ESTEIIIII_ DISTRICT 01 PENN-
Fti :_., 13YLVANTA, ss.•_. _— , 4 - .
, t Pittsburght the 812 d day of 'June. A. D.lBBB.
v the undersigned ' hereby gives notice , of. his-ap
g,. Vointment as Assignee of JOSEPH R. 'FRICKE.
AOr Pittsburgh, in the county ,of Allegneny and
State of Pennsylvania, within said district, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of said district. - • ' • •..
JOHN H. BAILEY,' Assignee.
le=r9ta• '. Attorney-at-law: 89 Grant street.
111111fiLIC - CEMENT DRAIN PIPE.
.5., Cheapest and best Pipe in the market. : Also ; RG
-1 SENDALE HYDRAULIC CEMENT for sale.
:i •-- .. - R. B. AO, A. EitociErrr A co. • '
fi °knee and
~ianufaetorp-2 REBECOL BT.,
jar ?Mere by promptly attended
AT WAL-SEMPLEIIt:
£ LA RGE 41.S1t1.08711i1ENT'OF
111
PARASOLS AND
BONNETS, HATS, .BIINDOWNS,
FE
RIBBONS, PLOWEBS, &c.,
;.; At Low Pricei, Wholauaie and .lletall, at
- -
glBO and 182 Federal Btreet, Allegheny.
Je=
WRI. SEMPLE'S,
A FULL STOCR OF •
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
ISAMOIMES, TAOONSTS, &0.,
At sslOyr prices aS ;can be found anywhere.
Wholesale and Retail,
AT WM. SEhIPLE'S,
• -
ril.So Sr. 182 Federal St., Allegheny
t A:r wat..SEDIPUVS;
Will be found a eery large stockot
MOUSEKEEFINC GOODS,
PILLOW CAS& MIISLEN,
• Al6'll-4 sinpancep,
• % MARSEILLE!, & ALHAMBRA QUILTS.
TABLE DIA.PRE, TICKING, CHECK,
TOWELS, TOWELING% ac..
AT. LOW PRIORS.
Wholesale and Retail,
180 182 Federal St.. Allegheny.
SUMMER STOCK
CARPETS !
I.
White, Red, Checked, Striped and Fancy
I ‘ l r r T I INT 4:31-
IN GREAT, VARIETY.
Oil Clotho, Window Shades„ Ate.
.
BOVARD;AOSE:BC Ca;
- Tip= sThr.,,,„-
Je29:dawk , •,•,.
N EW STOCK.
THE ALLEGHENY-
Grocery and'Provision _CO.,
Hive livened a tine nesortmint of' •
FAMILY CROCERIES,
, • -AT THEM RAW STORE,
No. 98Q PENN STREET ,
13 , 403v14 beiolU at . • ,
Irk - • .• , , # l.443;itS.ll.l*XS.
"' Y 'f E " • '
9SO
mewl
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t
: 41 C Tgs, l ft, _..... ... e
At
Mum/tams; :re.
se BmlthAelll swigs
r=
EMI
NEW ADVXRTISEMENTS.
,
SUIVIIKEI/1 GOODS.
Iriontles' and Childtett%
f-f:' • • ri r, - 1
st-infixCAsSESIEB.E
LrNEK SUITS; - • • - • 3 ,
• 1. :1 ", .
DUCK SUITS
rwuris - ra; strrrs.,
ALPACCX JACKETS,
tii , T,ll
"1 -
In Every - Sty le,' of' ilinTirinitestilarieV:
SUITABLE FOR ; I4E, PRESENT SEASON.
Gentlemen afll tlierallne'llsortmene
White aiid'i3iO4iiina Duck Suits,
pat ca'Anii PlafinCl
Everyiartrient 'being spbctally made tor. Usthe
best Eastern houses. 7
Are as Low as Good Goods can be gold
.'at bjr4unrkitiirmit;lsitst,iir
:.•
GRAY 8c- LOGAN ^
47 St. Clair Street. ''
je22:r
Urti r .IEUEADQVALLTERM. •
FOE '
‘Flatim - wconiuKs - .'"
riARGEsT STOCK IN TEE WEST,
Embrabhigit toll and ‘ Outisiete *Sort:Dent
SM A LT.:. AND LARGE WORKS,
Together, wltit .a large variety or flue Exhibition
•,•. - . . .
LE*T . E3I NS. FLAGS,
5,000 of 115 atyles,, ;500 groa t assorted_ altos.
• •
I, Li C) (3 N.
.. 5 TO 23 FEET. HIGH.
FIRE CRACRIRS, TORPEDOES,'
500 boles eitra, Roi! 600,000. -
Dealers are solicited to examine our ,stoei !
- ALL-ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
. ,
itEinktgit'46 BRoTHEizs,
WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS,
. • -
126 and 128 Wood Street.
jenral
T IST OF L
I_4 uncalled for
June 2514, 1688
A
Anderson J L -
Alm Jacob__
Allen Wm V
B
Baldwin J C
Buddy Anthony
Brown Alex
Burns Thos
Cassldy
Caldwell Tnos
Call lgan Jas
Carter Geo
Coyle P H
Camp Ephraim
Cline Chas
Donnelly John
Dyer Jno Jr
Dayls Martha J
Donaldson Ann
Doyle Lizzie
Davis Jno
rosin A L _
Foes Sophia
Folles H
Fries A
Glenn G C
Gerard Joseph
Otlhooley John
Gregory hiargt
Gougb - Wme.
.n
Haugh RObt
Hamilton Jenny
Barger Holmes
Henry Wm L
Hughes Francis
I T T 8 Brit G• 11
131'.
_,Signgs
AqINCINNATI AND
R__IES RAILWAY.
•.• PAN HANDLE ROUTE. - ,
. . • •
eiI.ANGE OF' TIM E . -0n and atter SUNDAY
June Slit. 1.6187,. trains will leave and arrive at the
Union Depot, as follows, Pltteburgh time: .
.Depart. Arrive.
Mali Express • 2:15 a. m. 1240 a. m
Fast Line 9:40 a. Ea. 7:15 p.
Part Expren 2:10 ,p. m. 11:20 a. m.
Mixed Way 8:10 a. m.
lfcDonald , a Acc , n, No. 1.. 11:40 m.. 3:05 p. m.
Steubenville Accommod'n. 3:55 p. m. 0:30 a. al.?
11c0onald!is Juz'a, No. 2.. 5:25 p. m. 9:40 a. m.
SrxcrAL Ntrffex.—Sunday Expressleaves at 8:10
p. m. arriving in Cincinnati at 6:00 a. in. the next
The 9:40 s. m. Train leaves daily, Sundays et:-
cepted, and makes close connections of Newark for
Zanesville and - .points on Sandusky.. Mansfield
Newark R. R.
S. F. SCULL, General Ticket Agent.
W. W. CARD, Sap`t., Steubenville.
SEMPLE'S.,
COUPONS
or THE
• .
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF. THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
.J1:71417 Ist, 180E4
wul be paid on and after that date,. •
IN' COLD COIN Free of'Government
At the Company's; 02Inee No.. 20 NASSAU ST.,
'New York.. Sebedulevith twanty or more coupon,. will now
° h eck' fur
,the Came wWbe deUvered June 80th.
ZOITS: J. 'COCO; inreiiiiirer.
•pusicoNts
•,
.
``PAPEaILiq tOTION ~
Fou , •IIEAWIFTING THE. MIN AND COM.
'FLEXION. Removes all Eruptions, Freckles, •
Pimples, Moth Blotches. TanvetcWinat renders the
Okla soil, tale and blooming. For Ladles in the
Nursery -Wits Invaluable; Yor Gentlemen: after
shaving. is lifulzo I".PAPH/AN LATION , f
is the only reliable' remedy for diseases and bleat-
Ishea of the skin. ;
,
-1 0 11ALONW"PAPIIIAN Mar' •
PortbeTollet,Nurseri Hato; 74ll not chap , the
skin. , Price; Xl6 cents per cake. •
"FLOE DV lEAtO ,
A new Perfume for the Handkerchief. Exquisite,
delicate, lasting fragrance. DrqUists•
: Wild °
,P A it SO ,New York.::
,jelqreqww, t• - • - ' '
IN 'ORDER TO CLOSE our ors BTOOS OP
TRA~VV. HA 'AND .BOANiss
We ue selling otr uesdir all the styles at halt 401 It
• 14%.7 H./EATON'S
(•.;: z••NO•
' • •
' -
Iva.* liretAtur Brick Waftkina k
, c r
ro t tai s iaganorot ismOt e brare -*n i ps";
m a ga—, „Pwaireyi ,04
pawn 4 6 IIinkIWOODMW;
=%.=Vx-tr)
IETTEBS It
at• BUCHANA...
, HaysJVl
Harris) T,
'Johnston David
Jenkins Thos
,Jackson J
Jones Wm
iJacoba Mary
:Jones Robt
j -
iKehn
Kelly John C
Peter
Keller Jacob
King Tilos T
Klineinalth Chas
Kirchenboner B
- •
Lutz Wm E
Lyon Hannah J
Lewis Marta
. .
Larimer Susie C
Lippert Rose
3x
Morgan Emma
Miller Felix H
Murphy David
Mourie Geo
Mason 'Foster
Miller Jos
Morgan Jemima
Martin Wm L',
Mcaiy Melissa I
Mcvoy TT
McMullen dna
McCrea Jacob
McArthur Nell'
McMillen 8 B
McDonald It "
Nichols J L
EitiliZTG.
EIIR
!BEM
Hy l ! . t ( )1E : rr . jit N.' LP,
- 4-•
RESOLUTION
4,4rn
to widen Jackson
STREET.... r r. r
itESOLVEN 'sr the , Balecetrint Odmntaa ,Comicife
of Me City AVaneolieny,' That Janksocrltreet he
and the same hereby widened to fifty feet (the
gropridt.tdbelakeri off the northern sid) rehra th a t :tilre' Lane to•tildelds aliev, - Sertmit `trfirti, and that
JA311.8 GRAHAM, W. EVANS and JOHN 13..
EVANS, r freeholdera,..tarand , the7 . are hereby ap
pointed's:lt:wen to view and assess the damages and
benefits in accordance, ; with the provisions of the
Act of Assembly, approved May Ist, A. D. 1567.
and lhatAbe Clexicapf Councitanotify them of their
aplntment. : '
Alneil trutt enacted luto e law this the 11th day
of June, A. D. 18flel.
BM
I). MACPERRON. Clerk of Select Council.
Dlt : lyowrit,, Clerk. of Common Councll L ::
RESOLUTION to widen ItleFad;-
DEN STREET. -
tcasot.Tzp. Bu the Select and Common- Cotinetile
of the city of dtteyheny, That McFadden street. In
the Eighth ward, be and the same is hereby' Widen
ed to twenty. ilva (AK) feet, from Western Penna.
Railroad to Bank Lane, and that JOAN KIRK
PATRICK, MATTRE , Mr VOEG.TLY: and SIMEON
BIILPORD: freeholders, be and they are hereby
anpointed to view and assess the damages and ben
eiftalit• aceordante with the provisibts of the Act
of Assembly. approved May Ist. A. ix. 1501. and
that the Clerkaof Councils hotify: therd,ql tltelr ay.
pointenaht-,, , ,
Ordained and en actei Into a law this the 11th day
of June, A. D. 1868. •
.
Attest
/). MACPYRISON, Clerk ofSeleet Council.
< l: l l ..llll.W , Ql'aki.:Clerk of Ccitninon Connell.
.4LN ORDINANCE amending_ an
Oral:lento relating to Board Measurers.",
so. -1. Be ft ordained, and enacted by the Set et
and Vommots Von:tate qf the City qj AlteYheny, and
it is hereby enacted by the authority of the aame,
That Section 6. Chapter 11, Page MI, of City Code.
le hereby amended 'to read as inflows :•They• shall
Measure all round and square timbetzold or landed
in the City of Allegheny, charging , therefor the
owners of said timber the auto-of tifty cents per
thousand cubic feet tneascired. .
tit.C. 2. That ecetion 8 -, bf the same, chapter. and
page la herebyamended to read: They shall repOrt ,
quarterly to the City Contrblter ail moneys received
by virtue of their office, and they shall pay quatter
ly the City Treasurer forty, per cent: of-aft fee 4 re
ceived by them. •
_Bac 3,That Reetions Band 8 of Chapter 11, Mtge
ex: o f city' Code ,' be and the same is hereby re
pealed. '
Ordained and enacted into a laW tlals the 16th - day
of June. A. D. 1888.
IMMO
I:24. l ll.tcrEnnON. Clerk of - Select Connell. •
R. DrLwQwru Clerk of Common Connell. = Jen
AN ORDINANCE creating the
Mee .WEIATIPaIASTEII,; for tba.Eztstern
ectibri of the City.
84(44 .133 It - ordained and enactett.byttho Select and ;
Cowimon Votitteita ofthe (My of AI legheny,' and It fa
hereby, enacted by the authority of the aami. That
far the present year; as soon as nary ba convenient
'after the passage of this ordinance, and thereafter
at cue aputuil %ceilingfor:the clectitin bfetty OM
eers, the Beldct and Common Councils shall. by
their joint vote, elect one suitable person, a citizen
of said city, to serve as Whartmaster fur one year.
or until his successor shall be duty elected and qua'.
Wed, for that portion of the Wharf extending from
Chestnut street, In the fourth ward, Co the bead of
Herr , s Island, in the Eighth ward. taking in all the
landings on each side of said Island.
. . .
SEC. 2. liefore entering Upon .the duties of, hlo of
flee. he. shall - give' - bend to the' city', with sufficient
In the aunt of one thousand dollars, conditioned for
the faithful performance of his duties.
SEC. 3. Illiathitlecand poWers intim
over the portion of the wharf of which he shall
have charge as are devolved and conferred upon the'
other Wharfmastera of the city, and tie shall receive
of the wharf:age collected 07 him, as compensation
foa his dernees. the same commission or per cc plaice
as is now allowed tc the other IV harfmasters of the
city. '
81c . . 4. That so much of any ordinance ea may be
inconsistent herewith be and the same is' hereby
repealed.
ordained and enacted into a law this the 10th day
of June, 41— 18019. • •
AIIIING
POSTOFFICE,
Naylor Was IC
0
Ornisbip H
Powell B T
Pownol Geo
Attest:
MACFERIION, Clerk of Select Council,
D. Dtt.Wou'rx, Clerk or Coinruun Council,
Phillips Sadie
Phelan Jas
. .
PattersouWJ&C
Reynolds Ruth
Reddick Chas
Roswell Mich
Richardson Geo
8 .
Sheppard RB
IScavern David
Scott Dominic
f'Saddler Annie
I Shaier Emma
Shafer Robt
Smith John L
Smith Horace G
Smith James
Smith JOCIR Y
Triplett Wm LI
Taylor Alex
Thomas John
iVeraer Andrew
W I_
Ward Arthur L
Woods Thom sr
WattßobtJ
IWlLson Harry
Warman Ellsb'h
1W it son Marion
Williams Winn
Watson Jos
' EWAN. P. M.
A N ORDINANCE to autbdrize
the Grading and Paving of Peach alley,
b street, and for the grading of Buena Vtsta
street.
Ste. 1. tie it ordained and enacted by the Select
amrt'om mon Vouncith of the City of Allegheny, and
U to hereby . enacted by the authority of the sarv.
That the Committee on streets be and they are here
by authorized and directed to invite and receive pro
posals tor • the Grading and Paring of. IIEACII
ALLEY, from Virgin alley to Liberty street;
SHIELDS STIIEET, from Allegheny - avenue to
Walker street. and for the . grading of DEENA.
VISTA STREET, from Carroll street to Taylor
avenue, and to contract therefor with the lowest
and beat bidder or biddtes, at their discretion.
SEG.. .2.; That for the purpoee of defraying the cost
and expense* or the said improvements, there be
and Is hereby levied a special tax, to be equally as
sessed un the several lots bounding and abutting
upon said alterand said street. reopectively, In pro
portion to the feet front in them 'respectively cotn
prised, and bounding and abutting as aforesaid.
SEC. a. That as soon as the cost and expentes of
said improvements shall be fully aecertniziod, it shall
be the duty of the "Street - Contirrissioner to assess
and apportion the-'same among the several lots
hounding and abutting upon said alley and said
streets respectively. according to the rule above
Inaicated. coo' thereupon joroceed to make demand
and collect the same, according to the provision* of
the act of the General Assembly of the COWEIOII
- of I l ennsylvania, entitled "An Act dennlny
the mtinner of collecting, the expel:WM Of grading
and phving of the streets and' alleys of the City of
Allegheny, and for other purposes. passed the 30th
of Blarch 1532.
Sac. 4. What so Much of any ordinance As nay con
flict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the
mine is hereby repealed.
Ordained and enacted Into a jawfhts the 11th day
of June. A. L. ISM!.
Attest,
D. blAcvEnno,r. Clerk of Select Connell.
Ditsvowrit. Clerk of C,ommon.Councli. .1e22
A N ORDINANCE.
WITERCA", Before the annexation Of Du
buesne Borough. contracts had been entered into
by said Borough with Smith & Orr forxrading and
paving Me Iffuidet: street, at the following rates,
viz: 45 cents per cable yard for graling,lll.l9 per
superaclal yard for stone paving, BO cents per
lineal foot for curblng. BB cents per yard for brick
paying; Also for grading and paving Bain, Pine and
Bridge streets and Union alley at the following
rates, viz: 45 cents per cuble yard fur grading,
$1.19 per superficial yard for stone paving, 80 cents
per lineal foot for curbing, and OD rents per yard
for enteredrie sidks. Also. that a contract
was into by . said Borough with V. F. How
ley & Co. for grading and paving Bank Lane, from
Union alley to Beres Island Brldgf _ at the follow-
Ing rates. viz: 45 cents per cubic yard for grading.
41.15 per supertlelid. yard for stone paving. ill
cents far brick paling per superficial yard, 87
cents per lineal foot for curbing: therefore.
Sm. I. Be it ordained and enacted by the Select
and Common Councils of McCall, of Allegheny, and
it to hereby exacted by, the authority of the same.
That the Committee on Streets be and they are here
brauthorized to enter into new contracts with the
aforesaid contractors for grading and paving the
said streett, lane and alley, their present contracts
name, and at the same rates, with a deduction of
five per cent.
SEC. 2. That for the purpose of defraying the cost
and expenses of the said improvements, Ihere be,
and la hereby levled, a special tag, to be equally as
sessed upon the several Eels hennaing and abutting
upon the seta streets, lane and alley respectively,
in proportion to the feet front in them respectively
Comprised, and bounding and abutting as aforesaid.
• BM 3. That am soon as the cost and expenses of
said improvements shall be fully assertained. It
shall beide duty of the Street Commissioner to as
, Seas andapitortlon,the efian, among the several lots
lots bounding and abutting upon said streets, lane
and alley respectively, according to the rule above
'indicated.'and thereupon proceed to make demand
and collect the same. accenting to the provisions of
the Act of the General Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania. entitled / ••An Act 'leaning
the manner of collecting the (MMUSs of grading
and paving of the streets and abeyant the City o.
Allegheny. and for other purposes, passed the
thirtieth day of 51arch, 18511.
hto- 4. That sem:tett of any ordinance as may con-
Met with or, be supplied .b the ftoregoing, be and
the same is hereby repented.
Ordained end enacted Into a law this the 11th day
of June, A. D. 1808.
_ JAME IfeBRIETL
President of Belett•Counell.
J. 8. SLAGLE.
President of COmmoi. Council.
AtteiL
13. Micrennox,Clerk of Select Connell.
__
t IlltwonTti. Or ot Comtnon Council. lo=
Quipurao,-
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D
GOODS,;
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FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRIDES, BY
ORE & . 06. :-'•
-.:.:•2;6lll,loWsizeet;
•
j , ENUI4SPI ANA' TTIE,NOIA
UMW. am an IUIII4
-18117 and • IIefIieSPRIBTEI STRIERTib notpini.
vs; an d
mo on gomr 51111.,'5 , 1
10,148 ten nac re of the reWIY Mid constancl7 , -,
en in 2 4 11 4 . 01t0re i rtiVri , r rimc ge,
"1•00111111 P T
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=I
;d lra gs.
For
• JAIKES3deItRIER.
' President of the Select Council
J. S. SLAGLE.
President of the COnanon Connell
xamits'manigit,
rrestdent of Bele.tV vouuoll
MEM2M!,
J
AIVES2ILeRRIER,
resident of the Select Council
.1. S. SLAGLE,
President of Common council
JAMES McBRICEE.
Preiddent of Select Council
J. S. SLAGLE,
President of Comm,. Council.
JAMES Me BRIER,
President of SeleekCouncil.
J.
Presidentga . ' i t t ottiZ t o ' n Connell.
NEW ADVERTISHINIMC
itt li
*:.%. iV7....r Minriks
!,.. ..: , % ''... , %, - - •
That isite'r rt i teatid . vials of Oilier remedies, Ro
back's Stomachzß rs;•BloOd rariller and Blood
Pills are the4re r et Me leineinitini'to cure the dls
ewes for which tbe)\ fe recommended.
gold b y ..F. 1111 '..' .IDi%,
ttgiits :, • %.. Everywhere...":- -, f • '.. - )
There 1
Robaells
permaneni
strike at
cause.
There le has done so
much to in
-.ante as that
gentle stirnt
..'sStoinach Bitters;
they strengthen and , invigorate` without pioiilieing
the ill effects utaleoholle stimulants. - -
SW byttll Druggists Everytvhsre.—
1 1 11TER. 'PILLS
kre Pilis titiebrVeiiAlrecrand powerful action on
the lirervund-relleve any inactivity:or' congested
atate of that 111 Atnportant organ upon Whlch-ite
'nedds the whole process of digestion ; The import
ance, theft, ht proeurlng n Pill that such
direct action without the 11l effects ofmercury, Is
manifest to every one; such. Pills are Roback , s
Blood /Ills; they are warranted purelt vegetable,
and can with certainty be relied upon, and are safe .
Sold lirjaltatuggistiTterkiihere.T
INDIGESTION - -
Is but another name for Dyspepsia, and the parent
of many ills. 7tOback's Stomach Bitters taken In
telne-nties•full doses, directly after each meal, will
surely- erect a, permanent cure. Do not take our
word for it, but,try them.
•
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
•
.
' NIGHTMARE
Ie °ne t Of ;he InalardisOsee:of which • Dyspetiiila Is
the p trent. To effect a cure persons should avoid
bearty food at night, and takc:a wine glass-full of
Roback.'s Stomach Bitters on retiring to bed.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
- •RENOVATE. •
During the Spring months it is one of the regular
hoissehold dutlearo renovate, and, in th, multion
city of other dutles one's' own self Is, In a great
measure, - overlooked: thousands of valuable lives
might be Prolonged, and many .. .doubtless saved from
premature graves by thoroughly VenoVating the
system with Dr.. Ilobact's Blood Pills, Stomach
Bitters andßlOod Purifier.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
1 . .
MELANCHOLY '. ,- -
tie of BM many disorders Of the nervous - seitem:
lug from a low state of theeonetttutionalbealtti
, evere prostration after long continued Meknes's,
.d requires Invigorating remedies like Itoback , s
°mach Bitters to restore the.nerves to their uatu
vitality..
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Sold by an DriaggialikEverywhere..
WHO SELLS TERM?
The Agents for the sale of BuBACIL.B BLOOD
MAL STOMACH BITTERS and BLOOD PURL
ER are all Druggists everywhere. ,
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S PROPRIETARY MEDICINE CO.,
PROPRIETORS,
crrreiNDl4..ri, O.
011 CITY
.SPICE - MULLS.
ADULTERATED ROAST COFFEES
17N.ADIILTEIRMID SPICES:
OFZ' THE BEST.
811BICKLER &.M.ORLIME'S
UNADULTEUATED
Excelsior Rwsted Coffee;
•
In one pound packages. warranted to be roasted
fromatmud - Rio Coffee. No Coating or Glazing of
any Window welch destroys the line flavor of the
Coffee, but It is roasted ju ita purity, end warranted
to give satisfaction.. < -
Uniuluiterated Spices! All Spices marked strictly
pure, warranted equal if not superior to.any tiplees
lu-the market.
STRICELER & MORLEDGE'S
IConcentrated iViattortfig Extracts
Carefully prepared from the choicest- Fruits, and
unsnrpassed for strength and delicacy of flavor, put
up In goz. bottles for family use; also furnished In
bulk, In onantlties to suit purchasers, for the one of
Soda Fountains, lee • Cream Saloons, Hotels, ac,
The following comprise a partial list of extracts:
Vanilla, Raspberry, Cinnamon,
Lemon, • .Strawberry, Almond,
Orange, Plne Apple, Ginger,
Hose, Banal:l4i : l'ear,
Nectar, Nutmeg Cloves.
Sold in all the principal G roceries. Manufactured
slimly by ~ Manufactured
sorely .
STRICTER. tSp •MORMGE; ,
Fifth Street Extension, Pittsburgh, Pa.
' Also, we keep fresh CORN 'MEAL, for .prirate
faintly use, ground daily, and warranted:to he made
of the Turf best Corn. •- • • jelthreS
STIRLAW MATS,
AN EiTMENSE=STOCE
111511111
All the Novelties of the Seapn,
•AT iI'OCIE.D &,C0.13,
'IIIIWOOD iMR.EE'r
111M1
T o _TOIIIaISTS AND
PLEASURE SEEKERS.
EXCURSION TICKETS
Vla Niagara rails and Lake Ontarioan the Rapids
of the tit. Lawrence, to stontreal. lau bee, White
Mountains. Lake George.! Saratoga. Boyton. New ,
York. &c., &c., via the Grand Ttunk Railway and
Royal Mall Steamers, at greatly reduced rates.
For Information apply to • ' •
WM. 313 1NGME.A.31, :Jr., :
jelmrst • No. 70 Fifth street, Plualmrgb.
'OTICE.—AII peillou s s are here 7
by cautioned against
operittiff Plre Pliny* in Allegheny City.
unless la ease of fire, 'without a. written permit
M
ifrom this °ee. An; person found guilty o f doing
ao bill be prosecuted according to law:
, . ' • WM . PAUL - Jr.,
; I
ne S uparluteadatit Water Worts.-
leas. .
itAlN'Pling«-iltaiu. Ams.*S!
gIcrFICOIOII. AIITIOLE OF
DRAIN
PiiE
Amaz&frOMl wenty-four nsbe
St n t
D o a aNEZIrm. asentoldr,raccugr
Tr om t s treak between Fifth and titlark streets.
Vii..t ''^
a e T..sallifiulgowl4,4wr
o t 4 • - ," -
WlNKlMARAism.l9luniraiiiviaztax.
)41101:41111 • Ilivr Owe Owe RI Wes• ,
MM3IMMIIESEEN
FOR BALE.
500 ACRES OP WHITE- Pita I AND HEM
LOCK TIMBER - 'fs
AND, -situated on Black Lick
Creek, Buffington township, Indiana county, Pa.,
V.ini t l i Tfront-Nineyah dtattOni on ,th eX e n ns i itarli3
'C 1 Ilailroad; 'and about 60" aereil bf cleared
land, nder good fencing.- tin the premises are
erected one Grist Mill.-wittr2l run of burrs and 2
run of stones. all complete anftLy good running-or
der. One daw Mil l, In complute order. cutting
3,000 feet per day.
One dwelf rOr house, two stories hl
et. h. with 121,
rooms,
One dwell ing , Brooms-
One 2Sx4O feet, rooms-
One : " litxxon e• ~2 . •• .. - - I
One .., Mix 26 •'" 4 " — I • '
One ~1 8x26 " •2 •• One I " 24x26.. 5/ "
One Stable. 20x24 feet. 10 feet high; ELY:Wraith
Shop and ether outbuildings. This land r is under
laid with stone coal and iron ore, and it lints plenty
of never-failing springs of water, besides the creek
running through the entire preinises, and -will be
sold cheap ana-on easy terms, to a good man with a
little money.
10 LOTS ON" BEDFORD AVENVE,- each -lot 20
by 100 feet, on widen is erected four two-story
frame dwelling bowies, of 6 rooms mid hall each.
These lots embrace a full sqiiare of grennd; front
ing 200 feet on Bedford avenue. and bounded on
each end by a wide street, with an 19 feet =alley in
the rear. On the premises is a pump or lasting and
excellent water, and the surface of: the lots is level
alto needs neither filling nor/grading toprepare them
for building purposes, and being in a seetton of the
city where property 11l lnareasing 'very rapidlY in
value, make them desirable for an Investment, espe
cially as the.presenthouseri rent for-enough to pay
a good interest:au the turn- asked-sfor the whole
proper y. Cali, soon on the undersigned and secure
a chettP,, safe-and-paying iniestmtnt.• ._ - - • - "
Also, A FARM OP , 160 ,ACBEtt of good land,
situated in EasCWhaattield tottnship. Indiana Co.,
Pa., 90 acres_ofrhichin cleared land„ln good cul
tivation4loacr abeintin excellent meadow. The
• improvements a e a two-story frame dwelling house
rtl
of 4 rooms, a f Me - ,bitlit barn; 35x60 feet, with
stabling underne tnosrid4ther outbuildings, all In
good repair. It in a good neighborhood. conve
nient to sehOolls. eitnrchetr, , stores:Act. and will be
sold very low for cash or apprcved securities.
Also, a-RIVKBABOTTOM _MAHN' ofitirivetes - 191
miles irnm_the city, in r-Elizabeth - township, •Alle-'
gheny county, Pal, on the Youghiogheny river, one
half mile front Elrod's Station, on the Connellsvllle
rallroad; near ,hotiches. schools, stores, &c., in the
flourishing villages of Boston and Green Oak. The
ImProvements lare a two-story brick house of six
• rooms, hull and cellar, a good frame bank barn with
stabling underneath, aturotheroutbuildlngs; a well
"of good' standing water -at - the door, and' several
standing Aprings of Water on the farm, and an or,
chard of 700 trees of selected fruits of apples, cher
ries, pears, peaches, quinces atutgrapes. Malaprop
erty being located near the line of the railroad,
'within one hour's ride of, the city, makes it very de
sirable forgardening or a: dairy farm; It Is 'also a
gobd and hetqtatil location tot country hotnes near.
me city; IYlng immediately on the river, on the op-
Poslte side from the railroad. The Rest. Newton
Accommodatio 'and other trains on the rallrcuid 'af
ford certain, aotil d
frequent opportunities -of daily
communleati to arul from the city. Will be. sold
as a whole or In lots:gone acre or more, to snit ppr
chasers
JCOUS ss Dr.
Pills for: the
P 1Plfe8";' they
hnovfng 'the
here.
RE • • ,
Also, A PARM OP 173 ACRES; situtell - in St.
Clair township, Westmoreland' county, Pa., near
the line , of theiPennsy/vania Railroad ;at Houston
Station. The improvements, area two-story frame
house; with six rooms and good cellar, a frame bank
barn 40 by 60 feet, and other outbuildings. There
Is on the place,;* young apple and: peach orchard;
110 acres cleared land, divided into fields of conve
nient size, a large portion : of which are well set In
.clover rmel tim l thY I the, residue of Mild tract eery
ered with good l im ber. It is well watered and.urs.
dotard witlieoal and 'limestone 1 andconvenient
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 persohal
property on the preridsea, consisting of horses,
cows, stock cattle,tiogii and poultry kamestk gear%
wagon, plows, farming ImplenientiLand-hOnsehold
and kitchen furniture. Together will be sold very
low and on ease terms,; to aresponsible purchaser.
Also, a desirable and very fertile Tract of Land of
158 ACRESAND,2I3PERCHES. in Elizabeth Tp.
Allegheny county; Pa.i.'on the line of the Hempfield
railroad. and one and one-half miles from the Con
nellsvllle railroad at Suter's Station. On this farm
are 40 acres of superior white oak'-timber, which'
alone Is now worth one-half the price asked for the
whole tract. The improvements are a log house,
frame barn, good fenetng, and an apple orchard of
good - fruit. 'it le well a atered 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 county, - Pa., of 250 ACRES, - about
six tulles south bf the Pennsylvania Central Hait
i
Lmprcrvements are two
road at Bolivar tation. , The
large hewed lo dwellings; one of the largest and
best frame bar s in the township ; two apple or
chards, in good eating cohdition; corn crib, wagon
shed and other 'outtnilldings. The whole farm is
under a high state of cultivation: fencing all to first
rate order, and the land of the best quality of lime
stone soil, about 200 acres 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
mess. ' For particulars enquire of
O. R. TOWER. 164 Fourth Street.
Jew:o42
FOR SALE.
TWO HOUSES AND LOT on Carroll Street,
Allegheny. This property wlli - be sold low, as the
part y. 15 about leaving the city, and wishes to dispose
-of the riroperty•befOre removing.
SAW - MILL, TWO DWELLING HOUSE_S, TWO
HARRIS, with
_good FARM, and about 800 aered.
timber land. This property will be sold low. Cash
y9,Boo—balance on time to suit buyer. -
FARM OF 190 ACRES, will' be ;mid for twenty
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 raising stock; improvements
are good and substantial; 100 acres - of the land in
meadow and grain: • .
CITY PROPERTY.=-Wllitell a'good brick house,
ontaining five rooms, at Sixteenth undred Dollars,
and would rent-for the amount In six years. 1. _
A LARGE - LOT OF GROUND ,: having it liver
front, and very convenient of access.
TANNERI, convenient to the pity, and having a
well established custom or . lodi trade
,connected
therewith; a good dwelling .end forty acres of land.
FOUR LOTS In Sharpaburg, near. .the aallroadt
would mike a good coaLnorl. •• . • ; '•
HOTEL FOP. SALE.—That line Hotel property,
situated at the Blairsville Junction, containing
fourteen rooms -and the necessary outbuildings,
with three acres of garden and fruit trees. This
well located hotel will be sold: tow, air tiNproorto..,
tot- wishes to retire front business.
FOII , I2EIN'T.
Power and * -larce .Room and Yard for rent, in a
good location. 1 5tll be rented for short or long
time.
Two new Brick Houses, IS rooms
eeicb.
Two new BrickilunseS.
One new Franke House, 4 rooms:'
Two new Brick Houses, 3 rooms each.
One new Frame House in Wilkiusbure ,having
six rooms Land a large. lot, well suited fora
garden.
A nice COUNTRY HOME for rent, for P3OO per
annum. Possession given Prat of June, or
• sooner if required.
FOR LEASE 011 SALE-3 Lots on Morton street,
Ninth Ward; 7 acres that can be divided into acre
5 Lots in Oakland.
• • .
FOR RENT —S largo HOWSON suitable .for Board
ing Houses.
WANTED-3,000 feet of Flagging 3 to 4 Inches
To LOAN -450,000,
IN SUMS OF `B,OOO AND UPWARD
D, P, DITCH'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE
No. 91 Grant St., Pittsburgh.
aral:pia
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3E-3C M
Dried Beef . and Beef Toligues
LARGE STOCK: OF • , •
BEST BRANDS AND CHOIVEST ERRE.
A large stock of strictly SUGAR-CURED
1 1 / 1 11S:- =AND SEEP TOMMES I '
The largeet itock in the 4inittet, tiUST111011;T.
'SUGAR-El/RED.
. • - - THE OLD.RELIABLE
EAGLE - ';'BRAND;
BIIGAR.OIITREO
. •
gQbaoGoad-FAMILY eawraaaed-ar-afaitt; te
erritivaittild a cigßp st r c lln k elfill i br E b erplenrp
In 'tierces, kegs and buckets, all or w h ich we are
offering tot rie,trafle as low as the lowest; at 32 7 4
330 Unit 331, corner PENN and WAYNE STS.
aelz:rrsF• SELLERS & CO: T
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HE' TWIN . .C I /TT, SLATE:CO.;
- 02 innWture a auperlpr article of
, IZOOVINGP•
Owlee, 4 8 - s 6 Tenth.§tm - PABORret I PA;
J. S. IsiEWNEETER Presq...
BAKERY.FOR -SALE?
WITH OH jp/THOIITdTQB , PROPERTY;
would rout for ktepg of yes*. 'sawn; at,
•xwir:;. , or2fo.AtO Palo Alto Alhegheiry ri
A if
6 7* riWaislilMst i rr" °* ":
JoittrA: alrliattAW
wow Mom and Ranskitreels.
r.r
F.)R'SAtE.
.r - .. . - r;1;.. -,7':.C..-".77.,':..t.).:::
APPLY AT
wAnrollg
-I VV&IP , Z=oi , 4.IMM* .
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tgr'EXANIEVA.TXON OF APPLI.
CA NTS. — PiTTA, IbIIGII, Jan /11, 1968.—...
The examlnattonnt anal foliate fdr 441111dssion to the
High School' will commence OD JIONDAYI-SIMA
Inst., at 9 A. .m. li
By order of the Central Hoard or Education.
jela _ JOHN A. SERGEANT. Seel'.
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A.
far'AT ;THE S OLICITATION. OF
many of ray' frierids I have
r,
Rile mr.
former °Xenon STOCKTON AVENIItc, Aegen .
I expect to reach the elty,l each d ay, in thee-he arr
tra non the West:Pa. It.'ll. and leave by th e late
arta.nwad „trattki - /trthe intirmedlata time I eau be
c lfu td at my office, for , professional consultation, or
essages may be left there. I will not be la the
ty during the night ..: ' ,- il - ' '
AO9. - -
• 4 't og• F. PALE. M. D.
Allegheny, June 15t
,__ h, LBO& " Jett
oiiicir. 0r1JN107.4 PAP.FrIC RAILWI ---
Eastern ,Dhaston. - • ~
PRILADELPMAI MaYSGth.,•lB6B.
'THE INTEREST; IN qotn,
on the FIRST 119ORTOMBE BONDS OF
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY, COMPANY.
EASTERN DIVISION, due4une 1p6f1,.. will be
paid on esent/11ton bUtbe tlon ' herefor, at
the Banking nouse of DAB EY, ORGAN &CO.,
53 Exchange place, N ew - 'on surd after that
date; ' . J. PALifER,
, f rit,
xuy27;q6D-wFm
far"
' P ENNSYLVAIOLIRAILBOALIP
comp.A.Nr.• ; c 1 ,'• '• ' ' • ~- ~
TRWASUREII . B DEPARTMENT. l'
• Philadelphia, May A, .1808. i•
NOTICE TO BTOC.B.HOfitiMRS.:-;The Board of
Directors have this day d dared a semi-anntia
Dividend of THREE_IIER CENT. on the Capital.
Stott of she Camrilurf,
,tiaYisble :in easio, crear'Ailf
faritiOnal and State Taxes, gild a iurthor Dividend
of FIVE PER CENT., paYable in stock, on and
after May 300. • ~_ ~,
Blank posieiaidattorriiii 1,,
or colleadrig dividends
can be obtained at the tirade of the Company, Nia
.i
238 South Third street. 4 1
;• , r,. ..
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o ,- , - :
..! i- OMAS .7.7111TW' '
lera3 - _
OFFICH OF CONTROLLER tho ALLEGHENY CO.,
PITTSBURGH, tJunelL2Gr, ltifta. f .
NOTICE TO cONTRACTORS.,
SEALEDrPIIOPOSALStriII be:received at this
office n1201'2213 1115T2,111
itual‘e, 'foll''the'erection
of a new Wooden Structure at the Bridge across .
Sandy
,Creek, en rlae:roadileadl ng tromp Wilkins
burg to N'erner , a Station, in Penn township.
Also, fcr the erection of! a
NEW BRIDGE over '1
Deer Creek, on the road Itliding from 'Harmarvllle
to the Kittanning road, In I ndiana tornetap. 4 '
Plats andiveefileaticins 321 bi ieeti'on plillica-
tion. -
By direction dr ihn COnnt
fI~N~LY
EMIZE
Ear' OF FIC E ,- . '
ENNSYLVANLII
RAiLypeD CChig.s NY, , i
Pll4.abk i 11Ia; Stay 13; isee.
NOTICE .TO STOCKHOLDERS. . •
In pursuance of resoiutlotis adopted by the Board ..
of Directors mented Meeting hekt this day,
tice is hereby' to the Stockholders otthla Cove.
pany,•that ther will have the privilege of subs
ing, either directly or NY aubstitutVon under such
rules as may be preseribedt
_herefae. Tor Twenty-give '
Per Cent. of additional *Hoek at Par, in proportion '
to the respective interests as they stand registered'
oHolden ks
lesse Company, May 21.0. 1868.
of han flair Shares will be entitled le*
subscribe for a tall share.. and those holding more
Shares than a multiple of tier Shares will be entitled
to an additional Share. 1
Subscriptions to the, new Stott will 'be received an:
and after fay 30, 1868, end the privilege of sub-
scribing will cease on the 30th day of July, 1868.
The installmerits on .aecount of I
,the new Shanee
shall be paid In cash, as tallOws: . - J
Ist. Twenty-five Per Cent. at the time of sub- i
scription, on or before the 30th clay of July. 1868. I
2d. Twenty-five Per Ceat, on or before the 15th
day of December, 1868. I I
3d. Twenty-five Per Cent . on or before the 15th ..,
day of June, 1889. _
4th. Twenty five Per Cent. on of before the 15th i
day of December, 1869, or if Stockholders should
prefer, the whole amount nay be pal& ut, at once ..
or any remaining lnetailme:ute may, be paid tight fun - ' ,
at the time of the payment of the second or third in . i
btallment,_and each installment paid up shall be ea-' -I
titled to a pro rata dlvideu 'that may be declared OA 1
full shares.
.
rriat.) V. ETlirra, .
. I 1 Treaszurer.
.
CM
AUCTIO
BY SMITHSON ! VMOI ,
VALUABLE
BUSINESS
Pittsbutgli, Fruit
Nos. 2 and 4
AT. AU
TUESDAY, "Tune 23, a 1 .2: 14 o'clock P. M.,
,
On the. premises, will be sold , that very desirable. '"'
and valuable business pro piney: known ns the Pitts-
burgh Fruit House Building Nos. A and 4 Bt.
Clair street, and now.occupie d by the. Rowe Sewing
Machine Company, Tea Store and others. This la
one of the best locations for business purposes In. ,
the city, and is indeed worthy the special attention ,
tars
of business men and capi is for investment.
•
BBITTIIhON, VANHOOIHit Ider.`,LELLAND,
•• l i i Auctioneers.
feta . , . 5 and 57 Fifth street.. •
BY rnitE,P. & PBILLT2I3.
pALMER
AUCTIOiLIE.F.AS
And Commissidr, .?Lterchonts,
OPERA HOUSE I UCTION ROOMS,.
Na 60 fifth StreOtt Pittsburghi Pa.
BOOTS, 'smog , ..CARPETS,.
, Dry Goods ai d
AT PRIVATE SALE 1r AND EVENING.
Consignmenia_ So Lied. Prompt Be.
turns. .
BY A. MAWAINB.
BANKRUPT SAI.F. WESTERN
-LANDS' AND °W E I wrooxs Wednesday
morning. July 15th,-at lEboelock will be cold at
"Commercial sales hooms, 100 mitt:field street, by
order of JOHN IL ltAlkm,Y,l.Esq., Assignee in
Bankruptcy of JENEINSJ NEISH CO., the fol
lowing W.Oon.r4,Lauds - andi_olltitoCks:
.: I quarter section in Otoe,Co., Nebraska. • - ,
1 quarter section in Franklin Co , lowa.
2 one-eighth sections InraTii Co.. Nebraska.
2 one.sixteenth section:Uhl Adair Co., Htsseuri.
5120 an* tract In Wright
11 quarter section I. Vase:Co.; Nebraska.. - - •
100 shares Black Dlamoti 1W Company.
100 • • Pcnnsylvani ' Oil Company.
100 •• Whitetail 021,Compapr,
100 •• 'Phlilins'oll Company.
500•• Banner Oil COmpany.
Ja=:St. •
A. IduILWAINE. Anct'r.
SSIGNEE'S.SAILE ,:OF. .DRAYS,
' • WAGONS, &C.--Will'lle sold MONDAY. AY
NOON, Juno 9th, at/9 o'clock, at corner of
Lscock and Goodrich streets, Allegheny City, by
- order of James W. Murri*. Assignee of George
.Mahaffey and .John Glihraltb.. , ..thiMkrupts, two
Drays. die two-horse Wagons, ono Sleigh, three
'sets Wheel Harness, one
~, v . ddle, one set Sleigh
; Harnelq, .1 7 .og,chatn,,&c.'
1 - jell, ,' A.- Mg AlNE...ariclloncer-
a,
fIRPILiNS S COURT SALE.
O
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' COurt or
Allegheby county,
premises, on
A will expose to public!, Sale at the
Wednesday, the Sth
.. y or July Ne x t.
_,•
AT 2 Ci'CLO P. M., . •
41
Those two certain. LOTS OEI GROUND at the ear-
ner of Broad and bleg!ev:stXeetal-.ln We village or ...,.
East Liberty: being Leta Et.'und "v. in I); Neae, 41 ' -
plash and emelt front
, ° .reVOrt• Broid ittreet.and.
b lei.
extenilingnsesiiidvP thr fret,to. Plum street.. - _
- •Txn.sts-One.tifth cash, anetti'e tuilin' ce, -lit rase
equal annual payments, with Interest payable semi-
annually, to I e assured brNind and mur gage (with.
special clauses to enrolee prnpt payment ) on the
premises. • '...-, • 1'.. , " • 43,- j `7 , 1 , - 4 ...
310 OM metazir.
t}rt id
t laa~ii~'or Mazy P Nolqiy '-
sumo:4 rittadit: i rue
jm.,,,,;r3mzri
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RUNDIUMs. it _
.r. H.;,1.,•-3 .11it'!:. '-'. 2' L. , •) V. '... l';
. p...
r '"/- 1. 400 bus Prinie,Yellowtrporn. '
1 1 '34 153 ttit Ante birTe7 ,1)
~'' 000 lba. Dried , Applegt,4” , .. - ..1:1-: 5 4: 4 .",
i'' 800.1ba. i l lAndroarj44l.pl /1 1 I tia .0331.,r1" •
~,- 110-bblehsotklinit Mauled. -
rt , ' . 10
50 l eilftOt. t igt,lcre atizac:at a , vx
, ox-ttet
6 / a tOre and for sale by—", ; •
YETZZit A . 41 / 4 71.0N rus '
1,0 ILaritel oos, comer
111
• 5
com7llissiondl4.
A-PotEBE .
' `• Cciiitroilei...
1341 4 138. .
11K & WOLFALLAM,
ROPERTY. '
[ House Buiidingv,
t - Clair Street,
TION.