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ciiiativianis FOR THE PEOPLE.-- -
The OREA .2 1 . WESTERN GUN WORKS have Dees
remove/11v No. 179 SMITHFIELD STREET, Cohere
will altody
B,befound the most complete assortment
ctf Guns, Platiola, Ammunition and Sport
ing Mat orinl, &e, in tee Mty. AU kinds of Oune
and Piston careful ly repaired. Oath paid for
ARMY RIFLES and REVOLVERS. Send etalnp
for illustrated Circular. Agent, wanted in every
town in the United States. Addiresa, J. H. JOHN
STON. 179 Smithde/d Street. Pittsburgh.
tgrJOHN N:IETRVIANCE, •
Register in Bankruptcy. for Rd District.
Office, 116 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY
pftice honr3-411 A. V. to 5 P. M
Iar'GRAND
AT . 11101;irrOlt GROVE„
For the hcnellt. of A. ISCICKLEW, injured on the
Y. FL W. .1, (.4 R. R..
Ona'lll7RsDAY, Anangt 13th, lfittS.
_IIIANACRiti , -4 . -Ituctiew. J. A.Marata, J. Dick
son. R. Ctrtbi4au, D. Bradford; A. Stevenson; Geo
Speer.
illogic by I .IXEY'S STRING BAND.
auf-1:u35
AIPPLICATION TO SELL • LI
• QUOitn, flied In the Clerk's Oftlee:
HENItY POLLIT,eatIng house. Birmingham; .
The License B r oard will h-ar the above appllea
) Mon On nA.IIJIII..,AY. August 115th, 1808, at 10
O'clock A. M.
aul2:n.lo • J. G. BROWN, Clerk.
FOR SALE,
A MOST DESIRABLE FARIS,
Hear Hight's Statinn, West: Pal R. R., containing
130 ACRISS, with 7 toot v, in utcoal, and acknowl
edged by nil as commanding the,finest view on the
Allegheny river. Terms easy. lraquire at
au12:1119-NWP No. 320 LIREhTY STREET.
ADDIEVISTItA.TOII. S B NOTICE.-
estatewhenas,ette of Administration on the
of rA.III WILL HOUDENSHIELD, deceased,
, of ticott township , have been granted to the sub
' scribers, all persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them
• Properly authenticated for settlmnent, to
or lACOII TIOUILENSHIELD,
atiftint2r.ww-- -- Tinton Tii.. ,— Allegbeny Co.. Pa.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
By virtue Dist writ of roeditioni ixponas, Js.
sued out of therict Court o 1 the Unityfl States.
for tbe AV'estern District of Pennsylvania, and to
me directed, I ►ill expose to Public Sale, at the
CUSTOM HOUSE. Pittsburgh, Pa., on MONDAY,
the 17th dayof August. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. at.,
the follow lug deseribed property, to wit:
Seven thousand (7,ooo) . pounds 'Fine Cu t Shorts'
Tobacco-
Seized and taken as the property of GEORGE
.GOYEtt and J. J. Reston; at the suit of the United
States. — lllos, A. ItOWLIY, U. S. Marshal.
Marsha P' s °Rice. Aux; 11. 186 k. anl^•nM
MAESIIIALIS SALE.
By ilrtue of a writ of roendifioni exponaa Is
sued out of the District Court of the United States,
' • — Tor the Western District of eenns3 , lrania, and to
-me directed, 1 wilt expose to Public sale, at the
Custom House. Pittsburgh, Pa., on MONDAY, the
17th day of August, 1568, the following described
propel...l*o to wit: r . •
A part of a barrel of Whiskey;
..
Two (2) Copper :stills;
Two (2) Cooper Worms;
Thirteen (13) Casks. •
Seized and taken as the property. of GIDEON
MORROW. at the suit of the United States.
THOS. A. ROWLEY. U. S. Marshal.
IdarshlPs Office, Aug. 11. 1568. auffiuffil
DRY OAK Li:T.I4IIER. .
A CIIOIC-E LOT OF
BUTT-CUT PLANK,
ASSORTED THICKNESSES
Also, FLOORING and COAL PITT RAIL,
In Yardiblon, liuspenslon Bridge, Allegheny side.
• 'Di P. ADAMS & BRO.
"OrFici--Perry's Building,
$1212:n2i HANCOCK ST.. PITTSBMIGII
FOR SALE.
B A.NKRUPT BLA_NKS,
DEEDS AND.MORTGAGES,
LEDGERS AND JOURNALS,.
DOCRETS AND REdDED BOOKS,
FILE NCH AND ARNOLD'S
COP V ENG I NE.B,
By W. S. HAVEN,
' Corner .Wood and Third Streets
NIBARSHAVS SALE.
.
y virtue of a writ of venditiont'esvonat n
aortdoWfsterDD tr t ct c C our Penn h elUnt a dS n a te o
me directed, I will expose to Public Sale, at Shaw's
Landing Station, near Meadville. Pa.. on WED
NESDAY, the 19th day of August, ISt3S. at 10
o'clock A. It., the following described nroperty, to
wit:
?he 01111e/fiery and Distillery called the "Pen
nlchuk 011 Works. '+
89 barrels of Re Oned 011;
115 Empty Barrels; a• - •
1. barrel of. Glue;
lean Linseed "II;
1 box Red Lead; . •
1 can White Lead;
121 barrels Benzine; •
, 31 Empty Painted Barrels;
1 barrel part full of Refined 011;
3 carboy-of Acid; •
1 barrel containing Glue;
And all of the Stills, Boilers, Tubs, Retorts, Re
ceivers, Apparatus, Engine,and Boilers, Machinery,
Fixtures. Property and 4pparatus bplonging, and
Seized wise appertainlngto said Oil Works.
and taken as the property of WALTER
J. BARRON. at the suit of the United States.
T/108. A. HOWLEY, U. S. Marshat.
Marabal's Office, Aug. 11, 1865: au6:u33
OFFICE CITY ENGINEER AND . SURVEYOR, /
PITTBBUNGLI, August 11, U6B.
NOTICE TO CONTRA-CTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS
FOR THE
Grading, Paving and Curbing 'of
ROBWRTS STREET, from Centreavenue to Reed
street; •
SMALLMAN STREET, from Morris to Morton
street; • .
And grading HILLER STREET, from Centre av
enue to 'teed g
street;
Als A o V
, for sitin a WALK on
• . ENUE- IsomCINDER
Kirkpatrick street toCENTRE
Miner
street, (Minersville,)
Will be received at this office until MONDAY,
gust 17tu, 1865.
MOORS,
City Engineer,
T HE ANTI-TORNADO
•
RAILROAD 131LIDGM
withinently adpted for our large western rivers,
spans of 550 feet, 60 feet above htw - water.
It will.reslat the strongest winds, hurricanes, and
the heaviest loaded trains will not affect it. I made
the discovery on the 25th of June last. model 6
ft.t long I exhlbit,.and give - specification on it,
principles to all ,partieto who take an interest in
rtrldges, and charge 25 cents. •
JACOB GEYSER,
iyu A 9 Ana St., let Ward, Allegheny "on
SIECOND-HAND EfiGl ES
WANThD.
One Horizontal' Ermine, of 20 horse power.
Oue "liiirgerri.Englhe, without reverse valve.
Also, amediutri sized .Lilt.ILL PRES% .
Terms Cash. Address, with description and Velez,
JOSLtil COPLEIr,
66 River Avenue; Allegheny.
ars7:uB
§TRAYED—From the premises the enbaeriber, adjoining Llie Central Stock
axle, East Liberty.
A FRESH COW,..
With apiece broken off one horn; white color, with
—dark spots. and rrd ears. Anv litionnation leading
to her recovery will be liberally rewarded. •
WIT. J. LAFFERTY,
)y31:t73
WANTED. •
50.000 bush. prime WHEAT ;'
50,000 '• '• and Spring BARLEY.
And )15,000 " RYE:
For which we will pay the highest price In cash..
HITOHOOI7K, NITEBEBT &
an7:dtr
QOMETIIING 'NEW..—D4iccated
IL) CODF.SII. far faintly use; one pound equal to
four pounds of.raw tau; put np Icy nest one pound
paper boxes, with recipes ior cooking in a variety
of stylrs. Price 3L cents ocr pound. - For sale,
wholesale and retail; at the Fainilytirvcery Store of
JOHN 4. RENSHAW.
nor. Liberty andSiand xtroe.tn.
- -
MEI
iCHOICE JAPAN - TEAL—Just 're
?, edved, a fr.bli invoke of extra. quality uncol
40red Talmo Tea, for aale by thepoiorfor bait °best
by JNO.
call - flamer Liberia alufffaud strotik.
arrilAT TENNESSEE FLOURO,-
11 50-blail. atore...for sale by • • •
DICICCY a: CO. •
sail
ENN SSEEtCORN—
--ty,oo eacjis
T la stva,for.plaaE2 •
I.IIEaAILEI DICKEY a co
HYDRAULIC
COW-MILKER•
. •
Want. d Immediately, all who are looking for bust:
fleas to call and examine the HYOUSUI.Iie COW.
MILKI , R.—"a sure cure for acheing hands and kick-
Ingcows. ', ' It milks the four teats of a cow at once:.
it lIIIIMICS the calf,. draws and stops drawing to
swallow; it will milk any cow perlectly dry in three
minutes: It Is operated by band, dog, horse or other
power. One man can attend' several machines,
milking as many cows at once. It is simple, durable
and sett-adJuAing: wilt tit any cow; milks tnree
teat cows as well as any; ensile worked; not liable
to get on of order, hind has proven by practical use
to be more agreeable to the cow then hand-milking.
A rare opportunity is now tittered to tnterprising
men, mther to travel or locate. In city or country.
Cal-and examine for yoursely , s.
H 1 t.icAtILI.O cow-5111.KEit MANUFACTIIR
IN.I etilliPA NY, No• 10 .t. emir St. au12.u35
-- --
._____ -
rIIIANGE of T1111E.,-4;=::-77-7.,
.- 1 4...tW0.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD.
On and after WEDNESDAY, 7:25' r. 31 August
12th, 1 868.-- TWO TRAINS DAI I,'Y will leave
' ,Pittsburgh Station. corner Pike and (lanai streete,
for. Franklin, Oil City, Buffalo, and all.polots In the
011 nektons. • . .
LEAVE r/TTSButd:ll. ARRIVE IN PlTifiltnEßll.
Ma 11...... 8:05 ain bisil • 4:50 pin
Express ' , 7:2; mI. xpre55........ 6:05 a m
Brady 's. li'd Ae 3.2 8 - ad's B'd At: 10:20 a in
I
. Ist soda Works Ist Soda Works
Aecomod'n.. 11:00 a m AccoinothOn,
7.50 a m
2d Soda Works • • 2d Soda Works
3,74 1
Accomown .. 5:20 pin Accomoda'n. 2:50p m
Mixed Warl"n 8:20 ain Mixed Way T'n .8:25p rn
Hutton Acen.. 0:20 km Hutton Acc'n.. 8:35 a m
11 Armstrong - Ac. •6:20 pin
Church Train leave Pitthburah at:1:10 P. N. Ar
rive In Ilittsburak at Diso A. in• 1
Passengers taking express train have but one
change of cars baween Pittsburgh, Buffalo and 011
Regions. Mall and Express Trains stop only at
principal points.; Mixed Way and Accommodation
trains stop at all stations.
THOMAS M. KING, •Ass't. Supt.
W. FOSTER liliFit. Ticket As mit. .1.112
Godeffroy Brane . & Co.,
42 EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YORK,
Are prepared, as Sole Agents In the United States
for the Prussian Mining and Iron Co., of Duisbur
Westphalia, tucontract or sell In quantities to su
purchasers, (delivered In either Sew s , York or Phila
delphia) the celebrate.]
SPIEG - ELEISEN
lill
EEI
Useq an exienstvely for the manufacturing of
BESSEMER STEEL.
• .
This Ironla free from Sulphnr.and 113ophorns, and
containsa heavy percentage or Manganese. The
above are also ready to contract for, or sell to arrive
STEEL RAILS
Manufacturcd by
G. AUNDT dc CO.,
of Dortmund, for which latter firm they also have
the Sole Agency In the Untted States
. .
Pull particulars, samples, prices or chemical an
•
alysle will be promptly forwarded on application
atillm2o
SSESSME A TT.
NATURALIZATION.
I~ OTICE.
The UNION RRPUBLICANS of Allegheny conn
ty are requested to call upon either of the under
signed, members of the Union Republican Natural
ization Committee, in reference to the assessment
of voters and the naturalization of such parties,
aliens, friendly to the Union Republican cause se
way be entitled to the same, when necessary infor
mation and assistance will be rendered. It. Is ex
petted that the NI - Igilance Committees of the differ
ent election districts will take the necessary steps
to insure in their respective districts proper assess
ment and naturalization of all parties friendly to
the Union Republican cause, and the_Unlon Repub
lican voters throughout the county are also invited
to aid the Vigyance Cominittees in their work by
reporting navies, &c., of any persons friendly , to
the cause, who may be entitled to be, but are not yet
naturalized or assessed.
The persons entitled to naturalization under the
laws of the United States r are as follows:
Ist. Any free white alien over twenty-One years
of age, who has resided in the United States for
five years and in this State for one year, and who
shall have at least two years preceding his applica
tion for second papers, made the necessary decks
ratioh of intentions, and taken out his first papers,
is entitled, upon proof of such residence and decla
ration of intention, to his final naturalization pa
.
-2d. Any free white alien who arrived in this coun
try under twenty:one years. and who has resided In
It for five years, (three of which shall next precee
his arrival it the age of twenty-one years,) is elite
tied to his, final naturalization papers. "
3d. And all aliens of the age of twenty-one years
and upwards who have resided within the United -
States for onnyear, and who shall have enlisted in
and been honorably discharged from the armies of
the United States, are entitled to final papers of
naturalization.
W. S. PUEVIANCE, 114 Fifth St., Pittsburgh
E. P. JONES, 84 Grant Street.'Pittsburgh.
J. ERASTUS MeKELVY, 91. Grant St ! , Piltab'g
E. F. A. FAULHABER. Allegheny City. .
•
DAVID REESE, Pittsburgh.
JOHN FLINN, Pittsburgh.
WM. MITTENOWI, East Birmingham.
JOHN NUSSER, Birmingham.
JOSIAH COHEN, 98 Fifth St., Pittsburgh
HENRY ISEISTERFELD, Birmingham.
BAILEY, FARREL". &
• MANUFACTURERS OF
LEAD PIPE,
SHEET AND BAR LEAD,
Pig Lead, Galvanized and Plain Iron Pipe;
Rubber Hose,libse Pipe and Screws; -
Oil Globes, Steam Gauges and Whistles;
Globe Valves. Safety Valves & Steam Cocks;
, Iron and Copper Sinks and Bath Tubs;
• Lilt, Force and Farm Pumps, &c.
No. 16' Smithfield St., Pittsburgh.
Arar•Send for Circular. • auS:TvEI
REMOVAL.
Tlie.Peoples National Bank of Pittsburgh:
Ca pital s : 81,000,000.
saartrEL ILEA
GEORGE BLACK
F. Di. GORDO2II
The above Institution wileoectipi their
HEW BUILDING,
NO. 75 Wood Street, aboye Fourth Street,
•
On MONDAY, August 3d, where in [attire their
business will be transacted. 11"'M
BLACK SILK SACQIUM
Lama Lace Points,
Sommer Shawls,
FOR BALM AT LOW MOW, BP
WHITE, OAR & CO-•
25 Filth street,
c t OOD CA/CITED
meol: PLums AAND BABP/uratiMt
Sealing at s'es7 low prlom, at,
Grogan nzi4y4uNrs..'
, roam shttvaulAitiair.
- .-7
VILABURGRI -44A7/ETTE.:
Are Pills that have a ;direct and powerful action o
the liver, and relieve any inactivity or congeste
state of that, all important organ upon which de
nedds the whole process of digestion. The import
ance, then, of procuring a Pill that shall have such
direct action without the 111 effects of mercury, is
manifest to every one; such Pills are Robaelt , s
Blood Pills; they are warranted purely vegetable,
and can with certainty be relied upon, and are safe
at all times.
- INDIGESTION •
Is but another name for Dyspepsia, and the parent
of many ills. Roback's Stomach Bitters taken in
wine-glass-full - doses, directly after each meal, will
surely effect a permanent cure. Do not take our
word forit, but try them.
Sold by all Druggists
Everywhcre.
NIGHT MARE
•
Is one of the many diseases of which Dyspepsia is
the parent. • To effect a cure persons 6hotild avoid
hearty food at night, and take a - .wine-glass -full of
Roback's Stomadh Bitters on retiring to bed.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere. ,
During the Spring months it is one of the regular
household duties to renovate, and, in tb' multipli
city of other duties one's own self le, in a great
measure, overlooked; thousands of valuable lives
might be prolonged, and many doubtless saved from
Premature graves by thoroughly renovating the
System with Dr. Rebook's Blood Pills, Stomach
Bitters and Blood Purifier.
Is one of tte many disorders of the nervous system,
arising from a low state of the constitutional health
odseverB prostration after long continued sickness.
and requires invigorating remedies like Itoback's
Stomachliltters to festore the nerves to their natn
ral vitality.
The Agents for - the sale of ROBAfIK'S BLOOD
PILLS. STOMACH BITTER:4 and BLOOD PURI
FIER are all Druggists everywhere.
U. S. PROPRIETARY MEDICINE CO.
O.
emkrwr-r
NOTICE. OF REMOVAL,
ON THE IST DAY OF AUGUST,
LARGE AHD COMMODIOUS WAREHOUSE,
No. 45 Wood Street,
Also, entrance on TIMID ST., Noe. 102 and 104
R. E. SELLERS & CO.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
X.1.1C IV ID EiV.M-3rW
AU Diseases Arising from an
• pure State of the Blood, such as
Scrofula, Dyspepsia,
Costiveness, Jaundice, -
Cancerous FormatiOns,
Cutaneous Diseases, •
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,
• Mereurial Diseases,
• General Debility ;[ toils,
Pimples on the Face,
Liver Complaint,
Sore Eyes, Scald Read,
• Tetter Affections,
• Loss of Appetite,
Low Spirits.
Foul Stomach, .
Old and Stubborn Vleers,
Rheumatic Disorders,
Female Complaints
Pre'!dent
Viee President.
Cashier.
Together with all other disorders frcrm an improper
condition of the Circulatory System. As &general
Tonic its effects are most benignant, and cannot
fall to benefit, when used perseveringly and accord
ing to directions. It is purely a vegetable prepara
tion—not a single grain of mineral poison enters
intolts composition. so that while It invariably af
fords relief, and effects the Most wonderful cures,
no overdose could nklure tbo most tender Infant.
R. E., SELLERS & CO.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
, , .
Seller's Cough Sprilp. •.. .
Senora' Myer Pills and Verrmil'age;
Joansonsis ilamunatie Compound;
And lioarliaro 9 i llolland Bitters. '.
MICOUg ivy' rp ALL DittiCHAISTIL
•
NEW ADITERTISM:Eigiiii
FOUND:
That alter repeated trials of other remedies, 80.
back's Stomach Bitters, Blood Ponder 'and Blood
Pills are the hest medicines extant to cure the dis
eases for which they are recommended.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
PILES.
. There Is no medicine in use so emcacous as Dr.
Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills for the
permanent cure of Blind or Bleeding Piles; they
strike at the root of disease, thereby removing the
cause.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
TEMPERANCE.I
There is, perhaps, no. one thing that has done so
much to promote the cause of temperatice as that
gentle stimulating tonic. ituback!s titom 1 ,11 Bitters;
they strengthen and invigorate. Without reducing
the Hi effects of alcoholic stimulants.
• Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
LIVER PILLS
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere,
RENOVATE.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
MELANCHOLY
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
WHO SELLS THEM ?
PROPRIETORS,
WE REMOVEp TO THE
Direetly Opposite St. Charles Hotel.
KNOWN TO MAN.
IMPROVED
BLOOD SEARCHER,
FOR. THE CUM OF
Sole. Proprietors,
AT.9O, ,PW3RIVETORS-0,
'7 , :wEws r E , sp4.7:'::'4 . 7tiovsz. -- 1'2,•- -,1((68.
NEW CARPETS !
AT POPULAR PRICES.-
M'FARLAND & COLLINS .
OFFER TH
Newest and Best Patterns
AT THE LOWS PRICES.
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM
CURTAINS AND CORNICES.
McFARLAND & COLLINS,
71 and 73 Fifth; Street.
Next 'Building to U. S. Custonouse do Postoffiee
aeloaiwe.
CARPETS !-C ETS!
MANITFACTURERS \ HERE and
in Europe HAV. NOW AD
VANCED PRICE S, but we of
fer all kinds of CARPETS for
the present at the very low
est CASH RATES of the past
season. Having made all our
contracts previous to any ad
vance,_ and invariably for
cash, we
_are enabled to sell
lower than they can bevur
chased this Fall.
McCALLUM BROS.,
51 FIFTH STREET.
CARPETS.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
ilannfacturers' recent advance in
prices, we will continue to offer the
Largest stock of Brussels, Velvets
and Ingrain Carpets in the city, at
' the l lowest prices reached this sea
son. Just received,' a few pieces of
a new and exquisite patterns of
Royal Axminster.
OLIVER TCLINTOCK & CO.,
No. 23 Fifth Street.
SUMMER STOCK
CARPETS !
White, Red, Checked, Striped and Fancy
NE Aa' I TVG- S,
GREAT vlLuf.m.llP3r.
Oil Cloths, Window Shades. &c.
BOVARD, ROSE & CON,
21 FIFTH STREET
em.d&wF
STEAM
CARPET BEATING .
ESTABLISHMENT.
Which TEN YEARS' TRIAL In- New York and oth
er Eastern cities has proved a complete success.
ITS ADVANTAGES:
Ist—Fading and Shrinkage are.completely avoid
ed.
2d—No ripping apart necessary.
3d—When freed from dust, motns or their larvae,
the Carpet looks nearly as good as new, save the
natural lading from wear.
4 tb;7 h
enperfyetcleata Carpet
economy, tallay nothing of looks.
ALL ORDERS LEFT AT THE OFFICE,
No.. 179 Liberty Street"
Or addressed to'P. 0. Box 473, will revel % e prompt
attention.
GEO. L. MeCLINTOCIi f
! - !AtOPIt I ETOR.
mtuo
FOR SALE.
•
•
CROCERY STORE.
A Wholesale and-Retail Grocery Store,
Doing a good business, and situated In a good place
kn h A e I s la r l e te? ,;, y . C . !l n t w g le b a e s sold e
oia fi t " t
fur i t i s v o e n; e b a l
a ble price.
The
be sold with store.
Por terms and location addrees
N. R., BOX n, GAZETTE OFFICE,
Giving full name and where an interview can be
. aU5393
- .
OIL WELL
Steam Engines for Saler
o fn i p z io c n i rr nni t i nl . a o igl i tuthand 'FITDAIf
inch stroke, with all the tiztirs i
4:dess, 20 and 24
FOR BORING OIL WELLS.
Address Mill M. BOLE & CO.,
1:t93 '! Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh,-pa,
VALUABLE
COAL FOR SALE.
Will be gold poaltively_at the COURT tIOUSE,
In Pittsburgh , - on TUCKS i/A Y. ugu 13. 1008„
at 10 o'clock A. al. TWENTY...P RIME AcItES
and SEVENTEEN P , EItCHES OF COAL, adJoht-
lug or near Coal of Pitteburgh Coal ilttinp,ny, i n
Lower Bt. Clair township, lying under the land of
Jainea Carotii.xs, together with reservation. of
Fifteen Perches of land fur a Coat I'll or entrance.
riot, or the same will be exhibited on the day Cr sale
Or can be seen at 80 Fourth street, prior to teat day.
B. F. VON BONNHORST,
Administrator de Donis nom, etc, of George, Mil
tenberger, deceased.
INN Pt
111 P L "A l l D ERIARO
DRAIN PIPE,
All ease from one to twenty-tour ladles et VIII,
k EL virs, agents' for manufacturers, t47iro& e smo g, beisreee fifth sad Meth streets.
. .
the
m beet
•
Weld Mph .1 A 11. PIIIILLIPS.
NOTICES.
gy'''NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that BOOBS FOR SUBSCRIPTION to the
Capital Stock of the Company to erect a Bride over
the Allegheny Elver, from Ewalt street, in the City
of Pittsburgh, In the County of Allegheny. to tee
Allegheny and Butter Plank Road, at or near the
mouth of Oirty's Run, incorporated by an Act of
the Gen( ral 'Assembly of tlais,Commonwealth, ap-•
proved the twenty-sixth day of March,-A: D. 1868,
will be opened at the office of SILL .t SHUTTERLY.
on Butkr street. In the Siventeenth Ward of said
City of Pittsburgh, on the TENTH DAY OF SEP.
TEMBER NEXT. at 10 o'clock A. at. of said day,
John W. Riddell, 8, .I.'Wainwright,
J. J. Shutteriy, James I. Bennett,
T. It. sill, J. 13. Poor,
T. 11. Stewart, D. Dempsey, ,
M. McCullough, Jr.,11. Sample, . -
E... Hanna. L. Fellbaugh,
W. T. Pu ry,an,•,_., F. Coatel , , to
Wm. W. Yining, J. U. Barr. •
Wni. heardon, Wm. McConnell,
Israel C. Peis fling, ,lotus .1. Williams,
N. P. Reed. Commissioners.
Pittsburgh, August . Bth. 1.868. auletu2l
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OFFICE OF UNION r
ACIFIC RAILWAY
E. Division.
• PIIItADELPHIA.astorny
27th,1868.
nr . THE INTEREST Lei GOLD,
ON THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
EASTERN DIVISION,
Due August Ist, 1868, will be paid on presentation
of the Coupons therefor, at the tanking House of
IKO.IIG.AST et: CO..
L 3 EXCIIiNGE PLACE, NEW YORK
On and after that date
• WM. J. PALMER. Treasurer.
Jr.19:t76-weld
PITTSBURGH & CONNELLS
VILLE ICI R. CO.
First Mortgage Turtle Creek Division Bonds,
Holders are hereby notified that the Interest Cou
pons of the above Bonds,
DUE AUGUST 18?, 1868,
Will be paid on-and after Hilt date, on presenta
tion and dellverrat the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF"PITTSBTROH.
JOHN H. PAGE, Jr., Treasurer.
Office Pitts. 4r Conncllsv'y
19 tt3 1 51T - Fgli, - .Htly — fsth, IS6S. .117M1:1$2- -
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TRIIVIMINUS AND NOTIONS.
A , T MALDEN GLYDE & CO.'S.
78 and 80 Market Street.
MOSQUITO NETS,
MUFFLED AND STAMPED APRONS,
SHETLAND SHAWLS,
LADIES' WHITE UNDERWEAR:
A full line of HOSIERY:-
MORRISON STAR SHIRTS,
GENT'S PAPER COLLARS,
! LADIES' Do. AND CUFFS,
TRAVELING SATCHELS,
A fall line, of JET SETS,
SILK &BULLION FRINUES,
SILK & SATIN BUTTONS,
EEC=
A Complete Assortment of White Goods,
5\ S, VICI9IIIA, LAWN, • -
LINEN, CAMBRIC,
VOOP Si t illeig; in all rhe Newest'Styles.
ID
GENT'S & LADIES'S CAIMEE'UNDERViEAR;.
MEN'S aEAN DRAWERS
1,000 Doz. BALMORAL' HOSE;
5.000 Lbs. WOOLEN YARNS
4?Speelat Rates to Jobbers
MACEUM, CLYDE & CO.,
IS and SO Market Street.
2100 -
PRICES MARKED; DOWN!
MACRUM & CARLISLE'S,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED!
ON AND AFTER MY IST.
HOOP SKIRTS. (La(Res%) for
CORSETS, (Real French,
LIN 6 EThIt - AN,pKERCHIEFS, 3 for
KID GLOVES, (vairanted,)
PAPER COLLARS
200 Yds. SPOOL COTTON, (good)
POCKET BOOKS, wortli 's4)c
MEN'S SUMMER UNDERSHIRTS
MEN'S JEAN DRAVt',ERS
All kinds Bonnets and Hats at Half Cost
GREAT BARGAINS!
IN ALL icrrirr•s OF GOODS
Special Rates to Merchants dt Dealers.
riacntrm & CARLISLE,
elEil
AT EATON'S,
Nq. 17 Fifth Street.
4H BARGAINS IN
t,
Straw Goods;
Ladies' and Children's Bats;
Suittlowns, Etc.
pITTSBILIRGH
BANK FOR SAVINGS,
FORMERLY TEE OIME.I3AYINGB INKTITIITION
No. 97 Fourth Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE 'ME BANK Or PPITSDITIVIIR.
CHARTERED IN 18621
OPEN DAILY from 9 to lo'clock, and on 'WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, from May
Ist to November Ist, from 7 to 9 o'clock, and from
November lst to May let, 0 to 8 o'clock.
:Books of ily-Laws, fornlshed at the once.
intitiition especially offer to those.whose
earnings arc limited, the opportunity to accumulate,
by small deposits, easily Bayed, a sum which will be
a resource when needed, and bearing Interest in
stead of remaining unproductive.
HOARD OF IitAIVAGERB:
Pit HSI ENT.
GEORGE. . BERRY.
, vice PTt swavra,
8. H. HA ItTbrA.N, I JAMES PARK. JR.
see META RV_ A D TRYA suttra.
D. E. McKINLEY.
A. BRADLEY, 1 WM. E. NIMICH,
A. S. BEC.E F. BAUM,
JOif N S. Dli.woßTU, Josiluk an () DEgs
FoLLANSBEE • !MIN SCOTT'
JAS. L. tittAitmd, • R. C. SCHMERTZ,
CHRISTOI HER EMI.
SOLICITOUS-1T). :W.a A. S. DELL
wricE.—Whereas, Letters of
N
Adutleletration 011 the estate et Joint 8.
II tVi olt late or Oakland Tornehtp, de ceased.
base+enduly grantee the unueralgn.d by the
It/Tlater of Allegheny county. ail peruuns Innehted
to rr hating c altos ..galnnt the ebtato of KIWI. oe.
canned Are ref' ue.tel to I COMM, the as e 'without
delay, for A...memo:it. nt ih office of THOO EW •
INo, AtiOrill. NO. 1116,polartb illtebtrgh.
. Writ DAVriON; Admlntattattlx;
lIIINN T LLOYD, d.dirdoletrator. -
31110,12-2
OF THE
Between the hours of 3 and 7 P. ie.. anclthere vote
for cautlinates to be placed in vomit/Atkin- for the
several city offices, viz: .... -
One person for Matorof said city.
Opeperson for Controller of said city. •
One person fur Treasurer of said city.
— The voting at said meetings wall be by printed or
written' baltets, containing the names of the candi
dates voted for, each office on a ticket by itself, and
,the elections, as far as practicame, wall be conduct
-/
Rd in accordance with the laws and usages regula
ting State, county - and city - elections, the officers.
taking care to keep a correct list of, All persons
voting thereat.
The elections will be conducted, wherever it can
be done, by the Republican etection offieers chosen
at the last city election: and in w ards where no such•
officers were chosen, the officers to conduct the elec
tion have been designated, as hereleaftet mention
t d, by the City Coo-mitten;
The - Committee suggest that the officers thus des
ignated to hold this election- shall Voluntarily take
toe usual affidavit administered to election officers
under the laws of the State, so as to shut` out all
cause of comntaint.
The election Is the First anal Second' Wards will_
be meld at the Public School Rouses In sand wards: -
In the Third Ward at the Ptiblic School House. •
In the Fourth Ward at the ruelic school House.
In the Fifth Ward in the office of the Clerk of tne
Orphans' Court, at the Court House, under the su
pervision of W. B. :Sleeper, Geotge Glass and R. J.
Smith, who are appointed the Board to hold said
election.
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In the Sixth Ward at the - Piablic school House.
In the Seventh Ward at the Public School House. .
In the Eighth Ward at the house of Henry Win. ,
In
the Ninth Ward at the rue] ic School H
In the Tenth Ward at the house of Wm. Brawn,
at the corner of Penn and Mechanics streets. ` ) t
In the Eleventh, Twelfth, Thin eenth. Fourteenth,
Fifteenth and Seventeenth 'Wards. at the usual
places of nettling elee.taolis in ss id wards.
In the Sixteenth Ward at the Wigwam, corner of
Pearl at 0 Main streets, under the supervision o
Noah G. Craig, 'Leland smith and John. C. Stewart.
In the Eighteenth Ward at the place of holding
elections for what was heretofore Known as the Ed .
precinct of Collins township, under the supervision
cti David Nineteen t h , id Holmes and David Kirk.
. In the Ward at Jo.eph Gatister`a .-
house on the Greene burg turnpike, under the su- •
pervision of John N. Berlin..W.m. IL Morrison and
James Joyce. -
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In the Twentieth Ward at Beitier's School House,
nader the supervision of Wm. H. Denniston, Geo.
1': Rahauser and John B. Baum. • ,
inlaidn he Twenty-first Ward at Wigwam (now built)
ward, nun the land of George Finley. near.
sand west), On the corner of spring street and the.
Purkerty road, under the supervision of A. J.
Woolslayer, S. B. Ross and B. W. Morgan.
in the Twenty-second Ward at Irwin's. School
House. under the supervision of John It. Murdock,
William Irwin and Randal -Morton.
In the Twenty-third ward -at the usual place for -
holding elections in late Peebles township, under
the supervision of Joseph Beals, JameS B. Palmer
and James McKibben.
Every supporter of GRANT and COLFAX and
the city nominees is a arm:stir invited to take, part
in said election, and none otherr.and the election
onleers are hereby respectfully urged to Ilse all pos
siele ditigence to preserve the putity of the ballot
box and secure s lair return of the votes east. ' ,
The election officers , after th e votes are coutited,
will make .up dup:icate returns thereof, one of
which, .with thelist °Ureters, shall be placed in the .
ballot boxes, and the other taken- possession of by
the Return Judge; and the Return ,lot gee of the
several wards shall present the same a a meeting ..
of H. turn Judges. lobe held at the Common Coun
cil Chamber. on TUr SHAY, August .11.5 th, at 10
o'clock A. x., when they shall eau., the saute to be
added together. and declare the result, the person
rec-iviug tae highest vote for each office to be de
clared-the nominee.
The Return J ufiges, at their meeting, will appoint
the City Executive Committee to serve for the en
suing year.
The Committee desires to call the attention of the
Election Boards to the folto*lng resolution, which
was adopted at the last meeting of the Committee:
Besotettl, That we recommend to the officers of
the Primary Election-the - enforcement of all legal
rules respecting the . qualitlcation of voters at gen
eral elections, In addition to the requirement.that
the voter shall be aknown memher of the Union.
. ...
Republican Patty.-
A resolution was also plissed ' authorizing the
Election Boards to fill all_eittetnetra occurring in the
officers of their respective districts: .
Chairma
, . J. A.•p... n.' '
A. L. PEARSON, SecretaryßUTL. au3:t9o,
1.00
13 FIFTH STRICi.T
teji ;i 34 414 AZT:1:11:19 !RON Z;:q
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WILLIAM J. DICK, . '
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
No. EA , PENNSYLVANIA AVENITIC;
Nigh street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Besidence, 143
‘Grant street.
1 Jobbing done 'with ',mane= and dispatch.' Ail
orders promptly attended to. and satieflictlon
ranted. • art.29:e47arwr.-
CWATTLEY .& CO. have re,;.
moved to the house formerly ocaupled
Syoneer it CO., No. 123 FNDICRAL tirettcßT,
taw doors below Karket, Allegheny.
MONEY TO LOAN.-1400,000 to
Loan. on Bond and Mortg gO. APPLY_ to of
strict )"
CROFT PHILLIP,. too. 139 dronctli
strtl.tt. , -
LIGHTNING APPLE PARERS. --,-
I have lust reeetved • large stock Of %Le above
r..per. They have been fully tested tor 'tee last
three years. and .have proved themselves to be the.
beat ever Invented. They pare faster, better, and.
'do their work much cleaner the , . suy other Apple
Parers known. For sate wttolesli 4111 b no retail, by
.
JAL atOWN,
136 Wood street. ?.
au4:Tur
j) otrß L E BARREL 811(Yr G U - - I§4,
—I have in store a very superio, lot oft ouble
arrel Shot uun., breech and muzzle loading, or
my own importation, which I will sell as low as sop
house In the country. I except none. All I ask is
to call Ann examine and be convinced of the sanie4
For sale by - .
anorrur" '
_______ , /36 Wod et rmt .
•
QRoLt 8110 T 1 --inielic e *ed.*
full Essortment of New. Yolk yotpas etkot,aux.
Goo 6 pound bags,'Slitiorted numbers - from 4
to No. 10. For sale by 4
JANE* ll
;f
-lab. ,
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POLITICAL
VW'GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB..
THE FRIENDS OF !i
GRANT AND COI AX,
Of the Fourth Ward, Al)eg4eay,
Are reotiested-to meet at No. 26 Chestnt4
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug.' ISthr
For the purpose , oforganizlne a GRANV jAND
COLFAX CLUM - LN there be d-foll attendance of
all the Unron Republicans of the ward. - I aul2
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MAYOR.
FOR 4AYOR.
JARED M. BRUSH,
Of the old SIXTH WARD. Is a candidate for Mayor.
subleet to the decisiou of the voters at the Republi—
can Primary Election..
jy"..2:t51
itir-FOR MAYOR.
CHARLES JEREMYTJ---
Of the old SIXTH WARD. Is a candidate for 'Mayor,
can
subj Primary Election. ect to the decision of the voters at the Republi—
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CITY TREANUICEIL '
""FOR CITY TREASUIIER.
SAMUEL ALLINDER
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Is a candidate for city. Treasurer, stibi^ct to the de—
cision of the voters at the Republican Prlmaty
Election.
FOR CITY TREASUnkat.
WILLIAM LITTLE.
, •
Of the old TENTH WARD, is a candidate for City
Treasurer, subject to the decision of voters at the
Republican Primary. Election, jy2:2:150 •
CrIFOR CITY TREASURER.
WM. A. TOMLINSON,
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Of the FOURTFT:WARD. fs a candidate for City
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican Primary Election. jy22:4.5.1
ilgr'FOß CITY TREASURIER.
A. J. COCEIRAN,
Of the old NINTH WATtD, Is a candidate for City
Treasurer, subject to the decision, of the voters at
the Republican Primary Election. jy:l2:t49
CITY CONTROLLER.
r;rFOR CITY CONTROLLER.
THOMAS STEEL,
Of the SECOND WARD, 1s a candidate for City
Controller, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican Primary Election jy-2:t51.
igr'FOß CITY CONTROLLER.
ROBERT J. McGOWAN,
Of the old, FIFTH WARD. Is a candidate - for Cltyl
Controller, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican Prinsary Election. t 53
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rREPIT:BI e ICAN
CITY CONVENTION.
The Republicans oL the City of Pittsburgh are
hereby-invited to attend Primary Meetings in their
respective Wards on
SATURDAY, -August 15th, 1868,
REMOVALS
MONEY.
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