Sir NO TICEI7:-_-, ro Let, ".
“Wanri,''' s "Sband,” "Brim-ding," he., not ex.
ending FOUR LINES each tali be inserted in these
co/ulnas once for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; each
additionat Use FIVE CENTS.
WANTED---SITUATIONS.
WANTED — SITUATION-1 a
young man as Porter or Watchman in a
hotel or store. Who ,cum Come well recommended.
Address T. S. lifeellE, this °Mee.
WANTED -SITUATION.-7- - A
young man who has had several years' ex
perience in the dry goods business would like to ob
-1 tabs a situation where he can make himself useful.
Can give good reference. Address BOX - L, GA
zrrrz Orincs.
WANTED---HELP
WANT - ED—lt 0 Y.—An initelli
'gent Boy, between 14 and 16 y. ars of ace,
to act as Asflllilant and Pupil to a Mechanical En
gineer, In an oMce where he will learn Mechanical
Drawing Premium required. Address P. BECK
ETT. Allegheny City. Pa.
ANTED—HONESTLY-To hire
ten men at a sala LASH 0 per month, to
se I the HOLLOW ATMOSPHERIC
CHURN, and transact an agency business for men,
but will employ no man unless be is willing to work
\ a few days on a commission, of 'can otherwise fur
l' nish satisfactory evidence of ability and integrity.
-• Employment steady. J. C. TILTON, 1035 Et. Clair
street.
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vi r AN TE D-11ELP-At Employ=
meat Otffee, No. 3 St. Clair Street., BUYS,
GUMS and MEN, for different kinds of employ
meta.. Persons wanting help of all kinds can be
supplied on short notice.
'TxTANTED-1101%—A young man
•y y of steady habits, to learn the Grocery busi
ness. in a good
Canetore. One that reference. with the
family, slid give the hest of Address
GROCER, Allegheny City.
WANTED—ISA L ESMEN.—Four
or five good Salesmen. Article sells every
where, In country and city "Can make good wages.
Apply at 103 i ST. CLAIR STREET, Room 4.
VIA CM:fey:Az& 0 3) z{..l
NV ANTED—BOARD E RS—Pleas
• Ant tarnished rooms to let, with boarding,
at 7 tillitD tiTItEET.
WANTED---. 11 O.A RDERS.--Gen
----Roo b<Z2Z lodging TI.Ft! A c ingt o l gt g with
•
WANTED'—, BOARDERS. —A gen.-
an and'wite, or two single gentlemen,
accommodated with first class boarding at
No. IS WYLIE STREET. Room is a front one, on
woad floor, and opens out on balcony.
WANTED-AGENTS
.W A - N T E D--AGE.NTS—For Na-
TIONAL CAMPAIGN GOODS.—SaIO Steel
Engravings ofGRANT and COLFAX, with or with
out frames. 'One agent took GO orders in one day.
Also, National Campaign Biographies of both, MO
cents. Plus, Badges, Medals and Photos for Dem
aerate and Republicans. Agents make 100 per et.
Sample packaget sent post-paid for 11. Send at
once and get the start. Address (14.10DSP.EED &
CO.. 37 Park Bow. N. T.. or Chicago. 111. d&F
wIVAIIITED—ALGE.NT.---As Trav
, ELING AGENT ; a man well acquainted
th tae Queensware and Glass business. None
other need apply. Address P. O. Lock Box 197.
t
•Communleations confidential. -
WANTS.
ANTED—AII who are friend
ly to the Medical Treat.nent of A. FALCO -
N ,to call at °meat the old Medical office, Law.
rencevllie Drug Store, established 13 years.
ANTED-MEN seeking busi
ness to see the HOLLOW DASH AVMS-
P 1 810 CHURN. 'lt will churn in three minutes,
make a fourth more butter,and of a better quality,
than by the old process. Live men, having 4 , 20 to
invest, can make a good arrang, ment by calling
soon. O. TILTON, N. 10X ST. CLAIR ST.
'WANTED -- INFORMATION-Of
v FRANCIS M. WEBB - . Wn Exchangeeard
Strum was stopping at • •Gottman's " in
the Diamond. On May, 160,) in the City re a d itts burgh. Any person who may chance to this
notice, and know of the whereabouts of the said
FRANCIS M. WEBB, will confer a gra addressingn
his mother, M-s. It. FRANKL IN, by a
letter to J. C. FRANKLIN, kleadowville,'Umatilla
courto , Oregon.
WANTED—PARTNER.—A Part
ner that will devote , Ms time to sales and
collections, an who can Invest Fifteen to Twenty
flve Thousand Dollars. in an old established manu
factory. Address with full name, at GAZETTE
Orpit:E! None need apply except an active b.'s,-
ness man.'capable to attend to businesv, generally.
IWANTED-0 W NEBEL—Parties
having left work ko, be done at the Fionl
ttire Repair- Rooms of G.• A. TAYLOR, No. 1.3.
Smithfield street, fince the 10th of. April. are re
quested to call for the same, or it will be disposed of
according to law.
W •
ANTIED - --. TO PIIRCHASE--A
few. ACRES Of LAND, improved or un
improved, within seven miles of t4e city. Price
from two to five thousand dollars. Address W. 8.,
DtBPATCH OFFICE, giving location.
FOR RENT.
TO LET—ROO.III(. 7 -A very desira
ble FRONT ROOM. for gentlemen's sleeping
. ...room. with or wut boarding. at No. 34- HAND
•rETRERT, first door from Marole Works. Terms
moderate.
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qv LET---STORE-ROOM—No. 50
ErhirrHrizin STREET. Possession given
immediate) . Innuire at above ndmber.
TO LET—HOUSE of 6 rooms on
• Milliard street, by S. CUTHSERT & SONS,
Smithfield street.
•LET-LAFATET'rE HALL
imam. Will be to rent on 81.T.NDAIS, after middle of
TO LET—ROOMS.---Tvio com
municating BOOMS,_ No. 4 Hancock street.
at No. 4 ST. CLAIR STRItET.
TLET—DIVELLIN.G.—A desi
rable Dwelling of Alne rooms. having modern
improvements. Encinite of JOHN TORRENCE,
Beal Estate Agent. fmlthfleld street.
9~031ET. DWELLING — Contain-
Lng ball and nine moms. t low rent of $350
- per annum. Located on Second Street. near Grant.
P.nquireof A. 0. PATTERSON, 73 Grant street.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-AT HOBOKEN STA
TR/N.—Lots for sale at this very dessrable
,ocation. Persons desiring secure a home for
themselves would do well to examine this property
before purrhaslng any place rise. You can do so by
:balling at the office of R. ROBINSON. 25 Federal
Areet. Allefheny City. who will take any person to
famine thr proper. y free of charge.
TVOR__ --
SALE-RARE CHANCE.
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING ESTAB
SHMENT.—A good stand and store." tfigether
with fixtures. good will. to. ors PLUMBING and
:•9A9 FI BsT ABLISLIMENT, doing a good
stisiness, Is offer.. &for isle. The above Is situated
In a good , place for' bus , ness. Having engaged in
.)ther business. tfie proprietor offers this establish
:Went ar a nargain. Vor particulars, fie., call at No.
.'165 WOOD"br BEET. Pittsburgh, Pa
OR SALE- -A Beautiful Build=
LNG LOT. contalulng 4 acres. with the priv
ilege of 6 acres, situated on Mount Hope, at M odds
SnnStation, P. Ft. W. C. IL, adjoining proper
', of Alex. Taylor, Wm. Nelson, Wm. Itfc.hardson
..ndOth re. .This le one ot the most commanding
*Jews In the vicinity of thd two cities, and within 3
'aintites' walk of the station. Enquire at 351 Liti
rty street, or at the residence of Mr. ALEX. TA r
; .03,!ziear the premises.
.fiNOR SALE—HOUSE.--A double
Frame. Rouse, suitable r two fandlies.-witb
)t 40 by 135 feet. situated In Braddocksdeld, can
',,e , bongtat fur +l.ooo—one-luilf cash, balance In 1
-nd 2 yearn,-with Interest. Inquire at W. M.
PARD'd_. 110 Grant street, otot NORMAN TIIS
.4'OI,i, at Port Perri,.
CAR SA LEr-HORSES.-At HOW.
RD'S LIVERY AND SALE STABLE, one fine
LY HOktkiE (Ban; three DAPPLE GREY
tORBEBi - one LARGE DRAUGHT HORSE; three
:LACK HARKS; , two GREY MULES. FIRBT
.TREET, neaeMotiongaheie House. .
Horses houeht and sold on commission.
WWI SALE_LOT IN McHEEI3-
PORT. = The half or aihole of a lot 60 feel
%int by 11 . 1 .01bet.deep. situate on Marke r _near
?toad street. -For particulars enquire of W. C.
.ULL, Hull'a Store, Fifth. near the oepot,
'eeeport; or atlttreas JOSEPH 7013SYTHE 110
Htbstreet, Flttabur b
SALLE--GRINT 'MIL
L first clasl4l.lll In SPIV Brighten, Beaver Co.,
a. Four story stone MIII, five ; ran of burrs.
Sendld - water power. NVIII sell part or *bole, on
uty,tersis. Vor farther particulars apply to or ad
-less Citurr , .% PHILLIPS, Beal Estate Age n t s . Fourthetreet.
. .
OE— SALE — WAGONS.—One Ex
,
Press Iyagon; One 2 horse Peddler Wagon,
vered; one 2 ; bone ktongti Wagon, - with barrel
,elt. Apply -to Cott% ,Jr.. corner 'Ridge
reel and Allegheny avenue, Allegheny. •
SALL'-- - 1,000 pounds of old
TB Apply at the GAZETZE COUNTING.
?.4EMOVALS
• WATTLEIE - A CO.hare re-
J• moved.to the house formerly °coupled by
eneer & co, No. 123 FEDERAL43THEET, e
it doors below th• Market, Allegheny. -
PIONEY.
- - -
- AONEY,IOO - LO 4 N.— $1.00,000 to
71 Limn. ail Rows atidj Mortgage.. Apply to or
dress CIPJPT
..S. , PLI4LLIk'n. No.' 31.31) Fourth
feet.
NEW ADVER'I'ISENEN'I+g
CHEAP GUNS FOR THE PEOPLE,.
The GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS have been
removed to N 0.179 SMITHFIELD STRAW T, where
will always be „found the most complete assortment
of Gnus, Pistols, Ammunition and Sport
ing Material, /t.e., in tee city. Altkinds ofGuna
and Pistols careful l y. repaired. Cash paid for
ARMY RIFLES and RR VQLVERS. Send sta9up
for illustrated Circular. Agents wanted in every
town in the United States. Address, J. 11. J 0 MSG
STON. 179 Smit/altetg Street. pit/4813mA.
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N. PURVIANCE,
Register in Bankruptcy for Ed District.
Office, 110 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY
ailf• Office hourg-1:0 Ay. to 5 P. X
ggr'GRAND PICNIC,'
AT MONITOR, GROVE
For the benefit .of A. BUCKLEW, Injured on the
P. Ft. W. & U. R. It.,
On THURSDAY, August 13th, HMS.
MANAGERSJ. Bucklew. J. A.3larata, J. Dick.
son, R. chrintlan, D. Bradford, A. Stevenson, Geo,
Speer.
Music by BIXEY•S STRING BAND
Tlekets—ON DOLLAR.
VrGRANT AND COLFAX CLUB.
- THE FREE.NDS'OF
GRANT AND COLFAX,
Of the Fourth Ward, Allegheny,
Are requested to meet at No. 26 Chestnut St., on
SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 15th,
Fir
PA P' o l!ent a e u r i e z
L n e g a fuIIGRANT a n A e. e N tff
all the Union Repo blicaus of the ward. 31113
ga r 'ATTENTION! YOUNG HEN.
THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
Youno• Republicans of the two Cities,
THIS, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15TH, •_ -
AT HEADQUARTERS, etr,f HALL,
. For the purpose of forming a
TAN NEE' CLUB,
To be uniformed and equipped similar to the Wide
Awakes of 1860, aulO:u42
THE CANDIDATES for the
various City Offices have responded to the
Resolution adopted by the Republican City Execu
tive Committee as follows:
•
PITTSBURGH, August ILL 1888.
GEN. A. L. PEARSON, Ilecretary of City Executive
Committee:
LEAR airt—lrt reply tO your communication ask
ing candidates to notify the City Executive Com
mittee "of their willingness o abide the decision
ana support themumlnees - of - theliepublican prima
ry election to be held on Saturday next," I heartily
approve of the resolution, and will net only •abide
the decision and support the nominees." but give
my undivided efforts to ensure their election, and
the triumph of the Iteuubi lean cause.
• Very respectfully, &c..
CLIARLES JEREMY.
GER. A. L. PEARSON*, Secretary of the Union Re
publican Executive Committee of the City of
`Pittsburgh:
DEAR Sltt—ln answer to the Resolution passed by
the Committee August 10th, requiring the candl
dates for city offices to pledge themselves to support
the nomineas of the Republican primary election to
be held.on the 15th inst., woulu state that I heart
ily endorre the resolution, and will support the nom
inees of said party. JARED M. BRUSH•
Pittsburgh, August 11, 1165.
• PITTSBURGH, August 12. MS.
GEN'. - A. L. PEARSON, Secretary - Republican City
Executive Committee:
DEAn Sin -Your fa submit llth int. has been
received. In reply ! for the information of
your Committee the answer made by me to the c% II
printed in this morning's papers. I will cheerfully
abide the decision of the people, and will support
the nominees. Tours, fie..
JAMES ROBB.
PITTSBURGH, Atigust 11, IS6S.
GEE. A. L. PE - ARSON. Sec'y of City Ex. Colo.:-
I)Etat,Siu-1 am a candidate for the off! ce of City
Treasurer, and will abide the decision of the people
at the prima, y election on Saturday, 16th in , t.
Very respectfully, WM. LITTLE.
• CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
Pittsburgh. August 11th, 1808.
GEN. A. L. PEARSON, Secretary of the Republican
Executive Committee:
DEAR Slit—As candidate for nomination before
the Republican voters of the City of Pittsburgh fur
the office of City Treasurer, lir accordance with a
reseutlen of said Committee, passed on the even
ing of the 10th Inst., I respond that, having lull
faith in the honesty and integrity of the people. I
shalt with pleasure abide by their decision, to be
given at the ballot box on the 15th of the present
mduth, and shall support the nominees whichtthey
place upon the Republican ticket.
Yours, very respectfully,
S. ALLINDER.
PITTSBURGH. August 11, 1868.
Jos. A. Birrucn, Esq., Chairman of the City Re
publican Executive Committee:
IDEA it Sin—ln compliance with a resolution pass
ed at your meeting of 10th test., I will abide by the
Repuulican primary election and suppoi t the noun
pees. Yours, respectfully,
A. J. COCHRAN.
GEN. A. L. PEARSON, Sec'y of City Ex. Com.:
DEAR SIR -In reply to the resolution of the City
Executive Committee, passed at their meeting of
Monday last, L would respectfully pledge myself to
.standby the Republican party, to abide by the de
cision and support the nominees of the primary
elections to be held Saturday, August 15th, 1868.
Yours, very respectfully.M. A. TOMLINSON.
CXTY CONTROLLER'S 0171C11,
Pittsburgh, Pa., August 11th. 1868.
GEN. A. L. Pica - nava, Secretary of the City Execu
tire Committee:
DEAR EIR—In compliance si ith the resolution
passed at the meeting of the Republican Executive
CoMmittee held on the 16th inst.. I make known
to you that i am a candidate for the omce of City
Controller. subject to the decision of the majority
of the Republican voters at the election to be held
on Saturday, Angus.; 113th, 1.1568, and will abide the
result of said election and support the nominees.
/ Respectfully submitted.-
THOMAS STEEL: •
Prristruumt, Augnst 12, MS.
GEE. A..L. PEARSON:
DEAR Sin—Yours of the 11th has been received,
and In reply would say that I accept the condition
contained in the resolution thereto annexed,' and
will support the nominees of the 15th Mat.
aul3:u4o Truly your:, ROBT. J. McOUWAN.
BY A. LEGOATE.
-110, ESIDENCE AND LOTS AT
,Lti WOODS' HUN—TUESDAY, August 18th,
at 2:30 P. :tt.
The Lots are so, situated as to combine both city
and country advantages, and offer the following
Inducements to purchasers, viz: ,
They have gas pipes laid in front of them all.
They have each a frontage, of twenty-live feet on
the Beaver road:
They are within five minutes` ride of the city.
They are within 200 yards of the Railway flta
tton, (at which sixteen accommodation trains stop
daily,)
They hay , all a. choice lot of fruit trees on them
in ruff beating, &c., &c.
The home is that splendid residence at present
occupied by Robert R. Morrie, Esq., containing
eight . large rooms, with all the modern improve
ments, papered and finished throughout. Lot cos.
talus alp ut half an acre of ground: covered with
choice pear, apple, peach and cherry trees, shrub
bery, &c., and havong, In fact, all the city advan
tages, with country privileg . es.
Sale poll lye. Ter/nane..third cash, balance in
One, two and throe years.
.A. LEGGATE, Auctioneer, -
No. 159 Federal street, Allegheny.
aul3
BY SMITHSON , V.A.NEOOK 8c WOLELLADD,
BANKRUPT SALE OF
• GROCERIES AND SUNDRIES.
On WFMNESDAY,Atigust 26th, at 10 o'clock
A. x., ou the premises, ,No. 23 Diamond, wilt be
sold by auction, the ntlre hook of the wholesale
Grocery House of J. D. Dravo, (bankrupt,) consist
ing of Coffees, Sugars, Teas. Syrups, Molasses,
Fish, Soaps, Starch, Canned Fruits. g obaccc.
Oils, Buckets,, Tubs, &c.; Store and Office Furni
ture, Also. Barouche, Buggy, 3 Wagons. 4Horses,
Harness. Saddles, &c. By order of Reuben Miller,
Jr., .and (:eo. A. Armstrong, Assignees of J. D.
Draw). in Bankruptcy. L_
SM I THSON, VANHOOK & McOLELITAND.
Wal3 Auctioneers.
•
TN
THE DISTRICT COURT OF
A. THE UNITED STATES, for the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania.
'WILLIAM SMITH, a bankrupt under the Act of
. Congress of March 2d, 1867, having applied fo r a
discharr from al ills debts, and other claims prov
able un sr said act, by order of ihe Court, notice Is
here by Iv. nto all persons who have proved their
debts,. and other persons interepted. (to appear on
the - 3d day of *September. 1808, at 2 o'clock P. 2..
bvfore'JOHN N. P CC. Esq.. Register. at
Lis °Moe No. 116 riders! street. Allegheny City,
Pa., to Show 'cause, if any they have, wt y a dia.
cha*ge should not be granted to the said bankrupt.
g. C. mccANDI.F.BB,
Clerk of U 8. District Court for said District.
atil4:to4l.Ta
G"D NEWS.
CIiELPBUEAD IN DEAR. TINES.
JE:ntiulre for WA.RD'S 33road,
The lArgest and beet. The Initials "11. 14'." on
ever) lo.sr. Take done else. eu4:7-ra
A PPLICATiON , TO SELL "LI.
Ll Q up as , died in the Clerk's Onlce: '
HENRY I'OL LIT; eating house.. Birmingham.
The License Board will h ar the above appilea•
tion on
Im:l'ut.curt:l, 'August 15th, 18138, at .10
weiock A.lll. .
au12:0110 • .NI• /MOWN. Mork.
PITTF , BT.TRGH.._: : 9AEM . ,: . ,, X HITIIIpA:Y T 1.... 4 w0u, sT 13 . ; - 1888: 1 . , f
---- -
CAMP MEETING.
AN EXTRA TRAIN
Will leave the PITTSBURGH & CONXELI MLLE
DEParT, o.
BUNDA MORNING, AT 8 O'CLOCK,
FOR THE CAMP MEETING,
NEAR McKEESPORT.
Returning, leave McKeesport at 6 o'clock;
EXCURSION TICKETB will be issued.
aul3:u3B W. B. STOUT. Supt.
HYDRAULIC
COW-MILKER
•
Wanted immediately, all who are looking for busi
ness to call and examine the HYDRAULIC COW
MILKEIt—"a sure cure for acheing hands and kick
ing cows. 7 , It milks the four teats of a cow at once;
It imitates the calf, draws and stops drawing to
swallow; it will milk any cow perfectly dry in three
minutes:. It Is operated by hand, dog, horse or other
power. One man can attend- several machines,
milking as many cows at once. It Is simple, durable
and self-adjusting; will fit any cow; milks three
teat cows as well us any; easily worked; not liable
to get out, of order, and has proven bv practical use
to be more agreeable to the cow than land-milking.
A rare opportunity is now offered to enterprising
men, either to travel or locate in city or country.
Call and examine for yourselves.
HYi 'RA CLIC COW-MILKER MANUFACTUR
!NO COMPANY, No. 10 St. Clair St. au13.u35
an13:U313
BATES & BELL'S
IMPORTED GOODS.
BATES & BELL'S
DOMESTIC GOODS.
BATES &• BELL'S
FUR
LOW PRIOES,
CROWE GOODS,
LARGE STOCKS.
No. 21 FIFTH STREET
anI3:TTBiT
AssissmrsT.
NATURALIZATION.
wcyrlc.
The UNION REPUBLICANS 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, friendli to the Union Republican cause as
may be entitled to the same, when necessary Infor
mation and assistance will be rendered. It Is ex
pected that they Vigilance 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 Union Repub
lican voters throughout the county are also Invited
to aid the Vigilance Committees in their work by
reporting names, &c., of any persons friendly to
the cause, who may be entitled to be, but are not yet
naturallzed,or aisessed.
The perions entitled - to naturalization-under the
laws of the United States, are as follows:
let. Any free white alien over twenty-one years
of age, who has resided In the United States for
eve years and in this State for one year, snd who
shall have at least two years preceding his applica
tion for second papers, made the necessary decla
ration of intentions, and taken out his first papers,
Is entitled. open proof of such relidence and decla
ration of intention, to his final naturalization pa
pers.:
9d. Any free white alien who arrived In this coun
try under twenty-one years, and who has resided In
It for tire year., (three of which shall next mooed °
his arrival at the age of twenty-one yesrso is entr
tied to his flnal naturalization papers.
3d. And all aliens of the ate of twenty-one ycari
and upwards who have reelde'd within the United
States for one year, ( and who shall have enlisted In
and been honorably discharged from the armies of
the United Mates, are entitled to thud papers of
naturalization.
W. B. PURVIANCE, 114 Fifth St., PittsbUrgb
E. P. JONES, S 4 Grant Street. Pittsburgh.
J. ERASTUS IfeKELVY, 91Grant St.. Pltteb•g
E.(F. A. FA ULHABER. Allegheny City.
DAVID REESE,, Pittsburgh.
JOHN FLINN, Pittsburgh.
W3f. MITTENS WI, East Birmingham
JOHN MUSSER. Birmingham. -
JOSIAH COHEN, 98 Fifth IR., Pittsburgh
HENRY MEISTEBFELD, Birmingham.
Godelfroy Braucker & Co.,
42 EXCHANGE PLACE. NEW YORK,
Are preparedots Sole Agents in the United States
for the Prnssian Mining and Iron Co., of Duisburg,
Westphalia, to contract or sell in quantities to suit
purchasers, (deliveredin — either New York or Phila
delphia) the celebrate!
V. H. SPIEGELEISEN
Used so extensively for the manufacturing of
BESSEMER STEEL.
This Iron is free from Sulphur antPhosphortis, and
contains a heavy percentage of Manganese. The
above are also ready to contract for, or sell toarrive,
STEEL RAILS
Manufactured by _
G. ARNDT &
of (Dortmund, for which latter Arm they also have
the Sole Agency . ln the United States.
Full particulars, samples, prices or chemical an
alysis will be promptly forwarded on application.
aulinnV
AT EATON'S,
N 0.17 1 7
.'lftlk Street.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Straw Goods;
Ladies' and Children's Hats;
Sundowns, Etc.
RV OAR LUMBER. J.
A .CHOICE LOT
BUTT-CUT PLANK,
'ASSORTED THICKNESSES.
Also, IFLOI)RIBO and COAL PITT BAIL,
In Yard below Suspension Bridge, Allegheny side
in. P. ADAMS A 23130:'
OFricx—Porrra Dulldlartt
au12:1124
RANCO9IE 87.,,PITTSBTIPMEI.
NEW AI3VERTISEMENTS.
TO RIMY CONTECTORL
T HE GRADUATION, MASONRY
AND BALLASTING of the following enamor
&tell sections of the
Pittsburgh & Connellsville Railroad,
Are advertised for eontrac , and proposals for the
same will be received at t e Company's Oflec, in
PRA:ush, up to the
15Th Op SEPTEM=I
Commencing at the Uniont •wn Branch Junction,
about a mile east of Connell. vine, Sections 59 to 64
Inclusive. Then Sections 6, , 73, 74, 76, 80, 81,
82 , 83, 84, ss, se, 87, 8:, 89, 90. 91, 92, 106,
110, 112, 115, 116; 11 , 118, 119, 122, 128,
129, 430, 133, 140. Al of theTse Sections are in
the valley of the Youghlog eny river, up to Section
112 Inclusive. Sections 1 5, 116, 117 are on the
Summit, and embrace the and Patch Tunnel; and
the remainder are In the valley of Wills Cruel,
Section 140 being about 5 lies from Cumberland.
Specifications of the wor on the above t ect:ons
will be ready for delivery o the 20th of August, at
the offices of the Company, t Pittsburgh and Cum
berland, where contractors ill obtain all necessary
information to enable them to examine the line.
The Company reserves the right to reject all or a
part of each bid. r• ,
B. H..LATROBEI,
August 10th, TE6EI
AT WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
180 Si 182 Federal St., Allegheny.
WHITE FLANNELS, .
i _IRISH LINEN,
I=
A 'PULL, STOCK,
Wholesale and _Retail,
AT WILLIAM SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 Federal St, Allegheny.
CM
REMOVAL. _
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The Peoples National Bank of Pittsburg
Capital, : : $1,000,000.
SAMUEL REA
GEORGE BLACK Vice President
F. M. GORDON
The above Institution will occupy their
NEW BUILDING,
No. 75 Wood Street, above Fourth Street,
On MONDAY, August 3d, where In future thelr
business will be transactedl aui:ttel
F OR SALE.
lEMIM
CROCERY STORE.
A WhOlesale and Retail Grocery Store,
Doing a good business, and situated In a good place
In Allegheny City. will be sold at a reasonable price.
The store house has a lease on it for live years, and
will be sold with store.
Tor terms and location addrces
Giving full name and wheiea an Interview can be
had. u 5 L 93
OIL WELL
Steam Engines for Sale.
Superior nnw and second-hand STEAM EN
GINES-7, 8 and 10 Inch cylinders, 20 and 24
inekstroke, with all the fixtures
FOR BORING OIL WELLS
Address —
auti•tl9
. Daquasna Way, Pittabargb, Pa
'VALUABLE
COAL FOR SALE. •
Will be sold positively at the COURT HOUSE,
In Pittsburgh, on TilUlt,SuAY. Augu.o. 13, 'SOS,
at 10 o'slock A. N. TWENTY•TIIitEIiI ntiltF.S
and SEVENTEEN PFAU:HES OF COAL, adjoin
ing or near Coal of Pittsburgh Coal C•anpany, ln
Lower St. Clair township, lying under the land of
Janice Carothers, together with a resery .tion of
YID cen Perches of land for a • .oal Pit or entrance.
Plot of the seine will be exhibited on the day of sate
or can be Been at SO Fourth Street, Otor to that day.
Administrator do bouts nom, etc., of George refll
teuberger, deceased._ __aull
BLACK SILK SACQUES.
Lama Lace Points,
Summer Shawls,
FOU SALE AT LOW MOM BY
WHITE, ORR & CO.,
25 Fifth 'Street.'''
/100 D CANNED
"j O EACHEI3, , PLUMS AND RAIIPBRIIRIFS,
Belling at velT . low prices, at
istql.lo.naA,BritVEN'S.
OIVIL ENaIHRER.
aUMU39
NEW PRINTS,
NEW DELAINES,
NEW DRESS GOODS,
NEW CASHMERES,
EtEevY,PLAID FLANNELS -yd. wide;
FINE SKIRTING FLANNELS,
PILLOW CASE MUSLIN,
SHIRTING CHECK,
SHIBT.FfiONTS
HONEY COMB' gefLTS, at..
President
N. n., nox H, GAZETTE OFFICE,
BUtill M. BOLE & CO.,
8. F. VON BONN nom?,
a 1 lidersi street. Allozheay.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that BOOKS FOR SUBS,CRIPT.ION to the
Capital Stock of the Company to erect a Bride over
the Allegheny River, from Ewalt street,%:ip the City
of Pittsburgh, in the County of Allegheny: to ttLe
Allegheny and Butler Plank Road, at or near the
mouth of Glrty's Run, incorporated by an' Act of
the General Assembly of this Comnionwealth, ap
proved the twenty-sixth day of March, A. D. 1868,
will be opened at the office of SILL SHUTTER.LY,
on Butler street, in the Seventeenth Ward of said
City of Pittsburgh, on the TENTH DAY OF SEP
TEMBER NEXT, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day.
John W. Riddell, 8, J. Wainwright, -
J. J. Shuttcrly, James I. Bennett,
T. R. Sill, J. B. Poor,
T. B. Stewart, D. Dempsey,'
M. McCullough, Jr., H. Sample,
E. S. Hanna , L. Ireilbaugh,
W. '4". Purvtance, E. Coates,
Win. W. Young, J. U. Barr. -
Wm. Reardon, Wm. McConnell,
Israel C. Pershing, Jona J. Williams;
N. P. Reed, Commissioners.
Pittsburgh, August Bth, 18013. au10:01
EgrPIT'rSBIIIIGH & CONNELLS-
VILLE R. R. CC.
First Mortgage Turtle Creek Division Bonds
Holders are hereby notified that the Interest Cou
pone of the above Bonds, •
DUE AUGUST IST, 186 S.
Will be pald on and after that date, on presenta
tion and delivery at the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OB PITTSBTROH.
JOHN H. PAGE, Jr., Treasurer.
Office Pitts. & Connellsv , e R. R. Co.,
Pltftburgh, July 15th, IS6S. f 1v39it82
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
CARPETS ! CARPETS!
MANUFACTURERS HERE and
in Europe • HAVE NOW` AD
VANCED PRICES, 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 previFus to any ad
vance, and invariably for
cash, we are enabled to sell
lower than they can, be pur
chased this Fall.
•
McCALLUM BROS.,
51 TITTLE STREET.
jyri:
CARPETS.
NOTWITHSTANDING THE
Tganuisetizers' recent advance in
prices, we will continue to offer the
Largest stock of Brussels, Velveta
and Ingrain Carpets in the city, at
the lowest prices reached this sea
son.. Just received, a few pieces of
a new and exquisite patterns of
Royal Axmimster.
OLIVER iI'CLINTOCK & CO.,
No. 23 Fifth Street.
SUMMER STOCK
OF
CARPETS 1
White, Bed, Checked, Striped and Fancy
MA ri" I INT 43- S,
IN GREAT 17A111:Erinr. --
Oil Cloths, Window Shades. &e.
BOVARD, ROSE &CO.,
21 Fl lii STREET.
Je29:dawir
71 73
Cashier
NEW CARPETS,
TT EL 'T .A. I 1%4T El,
CORNICES
WINDOW SHADES,
WELL SEASONED
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE AND-PIANO COVERS.
THE B} GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES.
McFARLAND & COLLINS,
Nos. 71 ad 73 Fifth Street,
Next Building to U. B. custom How. £ Poet Office
siarrreAT
1 T TE ES Wit:
' 80 Ws. In store , for iiale'hy 4 •
emai 1t14441 .wcw, & c!o% •
NOTICES.
POLITICAL
GRANT AND
HO! FOR CRANT.
There will be a meeting of the
FIRST WATi.D,
GRANT AND COLFAX CLUE,
In WASIIINGTON lIA;LL, near the School Rouse.
THIS :EIVENIN G.
•
Punctual attendance Is requested. aul3
,
IBY BEQUEST OF A NUM...
HER OF UNION REPUBLICAN VOTERS
of east Llnerty and vicinity, Irregardleas of ward
Ilnes, the Union Repuntlean voters of
EAST LIBERTY AND VICINITY,
WiII please meet atr.ElTLErvs SCHOOL ROUBE.
On Monday, August 17th, 1868,
AT 7,!. O'CLOCK P. -M.,
For the purpose of Organization
JOHN ILL STEWART.
aui3:nai
rN".REPUBLICAN 'MEETING,
AT THE
DIAMOND, Allegheny,
THIS EVENLIG, at 7 1-2 o'clock.
Hon. GALUSRA A. GROW,
•
And other distinguished speakers will address the
meeting. Mr. J. W. POPE will be present.
By order.
sun:ll4j Co.. ON 'MEETINGS IC SPEAKERS.
egrMASS MEETING,
DIAMOND; BIRMINCHAM,
Frhial Evehing, August 14th,
AT 7!%, O'CLOCK
F. B. PENBERAR, Esq.,
W. C. MORELAND, Esq.,
R. J. POWERS, Esq.,
Will address the inee' lug. Mr. J. W. POPE will
be present. By order.
aul3:u43 COM. ON MEETINGS & SPEAKERS.
MAYOR.
FOR MAYOR.
JARED M. BRUSH,
Of the old SIXTH WARD, le a candidate for Mayor,
enblect to the decision of the voters at the Repu Wl
can Primary Election. ^ Jy21:01
IllgrFOß MAYOR:
CH I ARLES JEREMY,
Of the old SIXTH WARD. Is a candidate for Mayor,
subject to the decision of the voters at the Republi
can Primary Election.
CITY TREASURER.
M r'
SAMUEL ALLINDER
Is a candidate for City Treasurer, subject to the de
cision of the voters at the Republlean Primary
Election.
TOR CITY TREASURER.
WILLIAM LITTLE,
Of the old TENTH WARD, is a candidate for City
Treasurer, subject to the decision of Voters at the
Republican Primary Election. jy2241.50
FOR CITY TREASURER.
WM. A. TOMLINSON,
Of the FOURTH WARD, ts a candidate for City
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican Primary Election. .. JY22:t.54
FOR•CITY TREASURER.
'A. J. COCHRAN,
/
Of the old NINTH . WARD, Is a candidate for Clty
Treasurer, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican Primary Election. • jy22:t49
CITY CONTROLLER.
igg-roR CITY CONTROLLER.
THOMAS STEEL,
Of the SECOND WARD,, decision didate for City
Controller, subject to the of the voters at
the Reyoblican.Primary Election jrziit.sl
Eta - FOR CITY CONTROLLER.
ROBERT .1, McGOWAN,
Of the old FIFTH, WARD. is a candidate for City
Controller, subject to the decision of the voters at
the Republican Primary Election.
ay' - REPUBLICAN
•
CITY CONVENTION.
The eof the of Pittsburh are
hereby' l n vited to n
attend Primary City
Meetings i n their
respecttve Wards on
SATURDAY; August 15th, 1868,
Between the hours of 3 and 7 r. at.. and there vote
far candidates to be placed in nomination for the
several city offices, viz:
One person for Mayor of said city.
One person for Controller of said city.
One person for Treasurer of said city.
The voting at said meetings will be by printed or'
written ballots; containing the names of the candi
dates voted for, each office on a ticket by Itself, and
the elections, as far as practicable, will be conduct./
est 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, whereve chosen
be done, by the Republican election officers
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 hereinafter mention
s. d, by the City Committee.
The Committee suggest that the officers thus des
ignates! to hold this election shall voluntarily take
tile usual affidavit administered to election officers
under the laws of the State, sofas to shut out all
cause of complaint.
The election in the
Schoold - Seco Wards will.
be held at the Public Houses in said wards.
In the Third Ward at the Public School House.
In the Fourth Ward at the Public School House.
In the Fie h Ward in the office of the Clerk of the
Orphans` C, ur
W.
at the Court House , under the su
pervision of B. Neepee, George Glass and R. J.
Smith, who are appointed the 'loud to hold said
election.
In the Sixth Ward at the Public School Honse.
In the Seventh Ward at the Puhlic School House.
In the Eighth Ward at the house of Henry Wilson.
In the Ninth Ward at the Public School House.
In the Tenth Ward at the house of Wm. Brown.
at the
the
of Penn and Mechanics streets.
In the Eleventh, Twelfth. Thlrt et nth, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth and Seventeenth Wards, at the usual'
Dlaces of soiling elections In Mari wards.
In the Six teentteWard at the Wigwam, corner of
Pea-I at d Main streets, under the supervision o:
Noah G. Craig. Roland Smith and John C.Blewart.
ele n
tthn eEolsl nv h e a n t t was W hm d
e a t t o f t o he
pnlaow naholding
precinct of Collins township, under the superffstran
es Daysd Jones. David Holmes and David Kirk.
In
i on the e `
Ward at Joreph Ganster's
house on reen:burg turnpike, under the su
pervision of John N. Berlin, Wm. H. Morrison and
James JOyce. • . ,
In the twentieth Ward at Bettlers School House,
nester the supervision of Wm. H. Denntston, Geo
.
F. Rahn user and John it. Baum.
In the Twenty-first Ward - at Wigwam (now built)
In said ward, un the laud of George Flukey, near
amid wasb, on the corner of Spring- street and the
Pwkerty road, under the supervision Of A. J.
Wo delayer, S. B. Ross and 11. W. Morgan.
In the Twenty-second Ward at Irwlrt's School
House, under the supervision of John It. Murdock,
Willlain 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 Boats, James R. Palmer
and James McKibben.
Every supporter of GRANT and COLFAX and -
the city nominees is t arnestiv invited to take part.
In said eiection, and none other; and the election
(bilkers are hereby respectfully urged to use alt res
ethic dbigence to preserve the purity of the ballot.
box s ilt secure Petah' return of the votes east.
The election officers. `returns thereof, oute,
veld make up duplicate
which, w Ali the list of Totem shall be placed in the
ballot boxes, and the other taken poSses.aln Of by
`the Return Judge.; and the Return Jug • s of the
several wards - ellen present the same at A meeting ,
ut' lb turn Judges. to be held at the Common Gotnltf
Cil Chamber, On TUE. SDAY. August .It!t b!
/0
b, at l
be
o'clock A. B. when they shall esuu- theme mon
added together. and declare the :r o ut t,
to p .
reviving the highest vote for .n it!!
de
clared nominee.
aptwlat
the
The e l
t i , t . eku , r l
y e Judges, e..i a at lite:erernwe etsierirriew:4l
fiche ea
suingh.
3 year. ,n,.
fablv - r rh e Arnitteer ,•
was adopted et, thelast meeting'
to o ,the ires to call the t io tt . T i t t r ;
Election Boards
t r ß.' ° l l n arc That - we
tenq recommen d t s h i e i e e i l t rfe m o t C :- 4 1- ,f : L ie - e-4 1 1 sitll ol '
roles regladOrbe
ersi eicetkinp, p addition to m t e h m e
hst
the voterfthell be a known,
Republican Yam. 0 , -,
r a ct r i e c re l l n oto rd vas tui aliKiass' ea 4 4 ii - : :a;br iz l i ft i t , b s B :
office rs of their respect
Pie
d IITLER. Cbefroisit.
J. B
L.T.SARSON, Seeretalle . ,
la