NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CI
CHEAP SUNS FOR THE PEOPLE.--
rail GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS have been
remooettlalio." l, 7o XITHFIELR,STRARZeoters
attettite'Ve otintiths wad'emptrte tuutortnfent
of Gana, Pts °Ls, Ammunition and Sport..
Inn Material, &C., int& city: AU tirade of Gung
ant pieeote earefutly 'repaired... Cash. paid. for.
ARMY RIFLES and 103701. VBREI. Send stamp
for istrated Oireisktr. Agents wanted in toms
town to ad United &came 'Address,J: EL JOHN
-15T0N.110 timithdetd Street. Pittsburgh.
VD — JOHN N. PVIVTIANCE,
II
Register in Bankraptcp for 2iid District,
Office, 116 FEDEPAI, STREET, AL=GBINY
AEir Office hours-9 e. Nr. to sr. 31.
MASONIC 'HALL:" •
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK
OF TEE FAVORITE •
.• LOCRENIA.
Commencing WiNDAY EVENING. SeptembPr 14,
with his immemie troupe of LE AIMED CANARIEs,
JAVA SPARROWS. PA.ROQUETS, WHITE MICE
AND RIIsSIAN CAT. seOD x4B
Itar*REAIIING. . .
li
. Rev. WILLIAM EV S
Will give a BEADING of selections ff m favorite
authors at the ' '
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
,
(Liberty street, t!etween Wood and Seventb,)
Thursday Evenbw, September 17th, VW&
PROG4A3I3IIt
SLEEPINGSP.NTIwItt, PgiERTDANII RIDE,
1, BARBARA PRITCHIE,.,_'GRAVE DIGGER..
SHAMIIB OBRLEN, ';TITTLE JIM ,
And selections from Nietolas Nlckleby.
TICKETS
To be bad at the ' , rude Stores Henry Mines, and
at the.Oqor. Doors open at I; r eading Miner s,
o'clock.
IN TEE- DISTRICT COURT OF
THE 'UNITED STATES, for the Western Lis
et of Pennsylvania. .
EMAIII7EL , OREENWALD. a bankrupt under
the Act of Congress of March 24.1887, having art-
Idled for a discharge from all his debts, and other
claims provable under said' act, by order of the
Court notice Ls hem-by. given to ;all persons who
have proved their debts. and other persons interest
ed. to appearon the 1 t day of October. 1808, at 10
o'clock A. 11.. before ' JOHN N. PURVIAIFOL
Esq.. Registerott hisofflce No. /M i ndere! street;
Allegheny City,, Pa., to show cause,lf any they
. have. wt y dischaige should not be to the
said bankrupt. And further notice is herebrgiven.
that the Second and Third Meetings of creditors of
the said bankrupt, required by the 517th and 2nth
sections-of raid-Act, will be held before 'the said
Register Sat the same time and place _
selt:x4,s-* 8 C. MeCANDLESS, Clerk.
• IL B.:SMITHSON & 00. •
"ITALITAIIL.P PROPERTy
V • 1
•
56 . WOOD STREET;
AUCTION.
ON SATIIIIDAT. SEPTEMBER 19T8,
At 2% o'clock r Ir. on the prelates, will be sold
4 7 34"f:t i e.% 41;4°5114 1 g: e cCgrid f ilg ro lVk I l inep in tg
82 feet. on welch is erected the Jmostantiany built
three-titory. brick Business 'House. . . No. 58 Wood
atreet, formerly occupied byJmnes.P. Tanner.
For business purposes this localitveannot stir.
• Passed. _2 - ocaultalists and business men generally
this sale should prove very attractive. Terms easy.
' 'EL N SMITHSON &
ael4 - . Auctioneers.
•
but Or
uncalled fo
tember 14th
ETTERS It
at BUCHAN -
1688• •
Gllath* Henry
Getzingerlz
IClVtt ri- . n 7 'lie
Buck 0 M
Bleadenblsen C
Barger `
Bates J ohn na T
Burnes John
BarrettTgpE
!Hare Jacob
Hanlon John M
'Rarely James
Highfleld
Harmon Sharon
Jones Jenkins'
Losillhe Thos '
May lamb
Mitchell
Cam_pbelrMary
Cowan Hiram
Collins Wm
Carr Simon •
Conch J 0 • •
Dr i akford Wm
'Davis Marla
Dyes John C .
Duell Mary
Xnseil Lucy-
May dolm.'
Merrytel4 John
Mallon Mrs
Master Geo F
Manua , Frank
McLaughlin W
MeKsln James
McKinney JN
ERNEST 'G. .1:
Foster Hobe' rt
Parrald Janes
Poster W .„
Grhier itelliada
A RTIST 'AND Elifi
TERIALS.
Whatman , a Papers.
Mounted Drawed PaPer,
Roll Manilla , Paper,
Vellum Tracing Cloth,
Membrane Tracing Paper._
'Mathematical Inatrrunents,
Water Colors and India
Lithographic and MappM2 Pens,,
' , Thumb:racks. Level, Transit,
; , And Cross Section 800k5', . ..
Profile and Cross Section PaPer;
•
PCB SALE BY
s. HAVEN.
'Corner Winid *Urea and Third Avenue
- L.,tN7m - iarPo_o]u.
411LEX..8._ NIACRAE,
MIRKRB.! AND .4.0.1114 T FOR
Dies 0116. Provisions
•nd'Paoduee of 0,04 description.' :'
Busineslionatteted on one.halt the terms of other
The American transactions In Liver alone
ez
eeed London and all the pamta...o..Earope mit to
gether.
Weekly Circulars, Commercial Advice:a: Table
Messages, &c., n . sel2:x.2:
ITIMILIi'FIMILTrbeft
PEARL MILT. Three Star. Green Brand, equal to
FRENCH ..FAMILY
This rani wilt.pti:y'he sent out when eißectally
PLUME' SILL BLUE B SA ND ,
Egn.i to, bOst St. Louis.
RED BEIAN11), _
I 0 ", Nqual beit Oblo
WHITE OWN, PLOUE AND CORN MEAL`.'
}MINED! it Big,
Allegtvoty 4 Sept. 9. 068. , Mts.
VV
UST •-• 5. ;
AT EATON'S,-
- No. 17 Fifth
.cotruvoterea SEAMLESS KIDS, • •
C9CCIVOISIER. SEAMLESS KIDS.
- •
•
PANtERS• z-e.
• FAIktrEILL
-MOULDED PAPER COLLARS,... , p- •-•
MOIMDED PAPER COLLARS,':'-- , . 4
4 Boxes for4o cents.: r.. 7 WM.
R ' DATBITzm
HERS LIQUOR.'
DB. :FALK-. (ft - CO ImporterB,
760 Pena St. :Pittsburgh ' ,
This grtat LMQIIOR, hits gatned,wide 0.361:5'
rlty in all - Europe troth its marvellous eigeaer in
cerulean hemorrhoidal complaints and diseases of
the stomach. We earnestly invite the attention of
thG afflicted to this great remedy. *Rd offer gratis
the CirCtiliatS giving directions for use together
with the cenlacates of-eminent authorit ies regard.
Mg its curative tnerits.
Air Sold in alt - Ora .g Stores.' ' ' .
ataeula >f • tat.• IPA.I K & CO.. Importers.
(IN , 11401[1(1:; ALLEY 3` threes
NJ' istori , Brlck Dwelllll4 House andl.st for sale,
near the cornea, of Sinithdeld. , -
r CUTHREEriesoNi..-
lett q 4 enittbiteld street.
clop') . DWELLING-.IIIOIUSE.ON
11 CA2r STREE,'Ft•wttlf large lot, fotottlo
• R. .017,rEiBx*T,44 80,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE,
Situate cnc - the- corner ;Or Taylor and.h-Smallman
streets, 120 feet on Taylor' street by 4ts feet on
Smallman street. Address,
sel4:x4i ISAAC NORM, Finiton, Pa.
NEW FALL "GOODS.
A splendid new stock of
CA.SISIMDERMISio&e•
Just received by HENRY MEYER.
CH ANGE . :O? FIRM.
GEORGE W. - BIGGS D. P. HOYLE.
BIGGS & HOYLE •
(SUCCESSORS TO WILL T. WILEY,)
No. El WIZI4LF. STRE?EITv,
HaVitlg purchased the large and complete stock of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry% Silverware,
The undersigned offer their friends all ines ofgoods
at very low mines to close out, to make room for
new goods.
BIGGS & HOTLE.'
seu:x4c
g i, EN NS* L*ANIAawiIIENE
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
and after Sept, 13th, 1868, Trains will sr.
rive at and depart from the. Union-Depot, corner of
Washington and Liberty streets, as follows:
rrive. ' rt.
Mail- Tra in . 1:15 a m Day Exp Depa ress.. 2:25 a m
Fast Llne 1:40 a m Wall's No. 1.. 6:30 a m
Wall's No. 1.. 11:20 a m Mail Train - 8:10 a m
Derry. Acc'n., .7:50 a m .CinctrinatiExll:4lo a m
Wall's No. ".. '8:50 a m Wall's No. 2 :. 11:51 a m
Cincinnati No.
9:10 a m Johnstown Ac. 3:05 pm
Johnstown Ac. 10:35 a m Braddocks Not 4:00 pm
Baltimore Ex.. 1:30 p m Phila. Expres. 4:50 pm
Phila. Express 1:50 pm Wall's No. 8.. 5:10 pm
Walt's No. 3... 2.15 pm Wall's No. 4.. 8:15 pm
Braddocks Nol-8:00 p m Fast. Line 7:30 pm
Wall's No. 4. 7:15 pm Derry Acc'n.. 8:50 p m
Brad'ks No 2.12:40 am trt•adk's No 2 10:50 p m
Way Passenger 5:30 p ru
The Church Train leaves Wall's Station every
Sunday at 9:15 rs. m., reaching Pittsburgliat 10:05
a. m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh at 19:50 p.m.
and arrir, es at Wall's Station at 2:00 p. m.
'Cincinnati Express leaves daily. 'All other trains
daily except Sunday.
For Ruttier information apply to
W. H. BECKWITH, Agent.
,The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as.
mine any risk for Baggage, except for wearing ap.
parel, and limit their responsibility to One Hundred
Dollars in - value. Alt Baggage exceeding that
amount in value will be at the risk of the owner, us.
less taken by special contract.
EDWARD H. WTLL
sel4 Element Superintendent, Altoona,
....50 cents,
liggalME
I P B GH PORT WAYNE & CHICAGO F.
W. AND
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH N. R.
From dept. 13th. 1868, trains will leave from
and arrive at the Union Depot, north -side, eity
timee,
as
Loam Arrive.
Chicago Ex.... 2:o3dun i Chicago - Ex_ ... 2:08 a m
Cleo
Erie
2:03 a ICleverand Ex. '2:08 a m
Erie & Ygn 31'4 7:98 a 'Chicago Ex....11:23 a m
Cr. &Wh2gll , / 6:13 a Wheeling Ex. 1.1:08 a m
Chicago AM..- 6:58 a St. Louis Ex.. 3:38 PM
Chicago }la.: 9:43 m Cl. & Wh'r Ex 4:08 pm
&Whg EX. 2:13p n, Erie & Yg'ir Ex 6:l3pm
Chicago 228 pm Chicag.to Ex._. . 4:53 6:13 p
m
Wh.•& - ErieEx. 4:48 pn. CI: &Wh"g Eic 6:53 pm
Depart from Allegheny. Arrive fa Allegheny. i
N. Brigt'n An: 8:513a mN. Brigt`n Ac. 9:03 an:
Leetsftle • - 10:13 am N. Brigen " 8:28 aEi
44 " 1.1:58 a elisville " 8:53 a M
Rochester ." 1:33 pm New Castle " 10:13 am .
Wellsv"e Acc.. 3143 p m Leets d a l e " 9:13 ain
Leetsdale ACCe 4:13 pm • " 1:08 pto
N. Brigt`n." . 5:33 pra N.Brlgt'n ''.9:43p m
N. Brigt , n " . 6:2Bpm Leetsdale •• 4:53 pm
Leetsdale
_ 40:43pm " ,
.119* 9:981 " 4 m. Chicago Express leaves dant. Dm
111Fir - 3.1:513 a. m. Meaty Express arrives dally.
sem P. R. MYERS. General Ticket Arent.
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE
TEXT BOOKS.
A FULL ALISORTIDETT OF ALL THE
TEXT BOOKS
Deed In the various SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
of theeities of Pittsburgh, Allegheny and vicinity.
/PUPILS, TEACHERS and DEALERS supplied.
Orders by mall promptly attended to.
SCHOOL STATIONERY & REQUISITES,
imam= AND RETAIL,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
KAY & 'COMPANY,
65 Wood Street; Lafayette Banding.
AWING
POSTOFFICE.
Nash Thos
Orinab+ Hate'
Pownall Geo
IpiEdsr
Stewart Sate
Smith James
ThompsonJ It
Verner John
Vangeeser 13 '
Wareham Jai
Williams Ally
White Joseph
White 011ie
Williams wari
Williams Bart
White Emmy J
Ward Thos
EUAN.
En
YOUNG MEN'S MERCANTILE LIBRARY
AND MECHANICS , . INSTITUTE.
8,800 Volttanee -in the .Ltbrary .
A.ll the leading MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS
onptiarly received at the Reading Boom.
Circulation of Books 7i5,000 vol.. per annum.
Tpl,llB---ron, DOLLARS A MO.
Rooms, Corner Penn and St. Clair Street..
Open from S r. ii.
se-Membership may commence at any time.
aet2rx42
13/ACK SILK B.I4AtTES. •
LMsa Loft Points,
Summer Shawk,
TOR EILLICAT'LOW PERNA BY
WHITE, ORR & CO.,
yy.AINIEW-GIPsY. •• ,
All perkohs bayinkelstaisegainit Stearnixiiit
GiPAY irliklit.e43iit seem tibs , settlemeat itabletlb•
tile*, to . ,; ,• ,
cc' Arbiwiratvpm;
;co. 87 Diamond street, Pittsburgh.
GEO. BEBNIUMAN, Master. sell:x10
sell my OROCEEY, SHOE STORE, and
PRINTING OFFICE tor .IE4OOO.
To enersetto business men this Is a good chance.
It pays lutudsomely., Apply to 1 , ,
• ...- JOHN A. HES I ,
Fifth Avenue; corner of Tunnel,. Pittsburgh; Pa.:
ABEIIOUSE on
iisear.az.
. .
'.The Executors "&c.;"of Joseph Pltterson Offer for
salethe Lot and Warehouse Nu 10, In Patterson 'a
Block, No, 369 Liberty street ) Lot go, by um
`"
feet. Apply j JAMES A. McKIiAN
8e11:r22 ' 145 4th Avenue, car, cherry alley.
ENN sTittimraopEaTT
;": ' ' OR •5441-IE.!
' Slaty fe.t front on: south ride of Penn'. street by ;
110 fret Bre,wer's alley. Three , storied been
dwelling. (formerlY.:Koriebarg mansion,) With •ta•••
hies in rear. l'oesesilln jtivrae,: three months no.
Mc- ArlY to .;. _132 ,x v. AN
, .146 4th Avenue. Or: Cherry 111, c•
,
new:
article. prepared for faintly use gal pet up in
ana pound paper boxet, r.-tselpfs .for e , .uking
variety of torsos. why IT. , Rer , sate whosesaie
and retal' try ' dh tr. it.- liklNtillAW, •
_ . b o•tr awl filitittArreptds ,
L. CE : ge s s • Vat
,. en for shill .wholtsale and - reta.U, at 10 and
4 , 0 et; ()lair otrees. : • • •
Jos • , J. kn. riimran
Merchant Tailor, 73 Saab acid street
25 Infth,•Ettimet,
PITTSBURGH . GAZETTE : MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1868.
al470;t 11 / 5 )3 1 vfzilaieioa-Riiiizi
'FALL !MAIM f 'lfrrjr.; , • 1 !
TEMATIBtIiOX,
Wholesale an& Iluyers
fit tuvited to our EkTENSIVE STOCK of
NEW GOODS
Embracing all that la new and desirable in
Straw and Millinery Goods;
flats. Bonnets ;Ribbons;
French and American Flowers;
Roses, Feathers, Velvets, Crapes:
Oro De Naps, Frames, Ornaments, dc
ALSO TO OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Dress. Cloak and Mantilla Trimmings;
Fringes, Headings, Gimps;
(Trimming Laces and Satins;
Loops, fluttons, all shades;
Plain sad Shaded Velvet =bons;
Embroideries, Handkerchiefs;
Laces and Lace Goods;
Dotted Nets, Grenadines;
Crape Veils, Lace Veils;
Linen Collars and Cuffs. Hosiery,Dloves:
Lades" and Gent's Merino Underwear;
Gent's Furnishing Goods; •
Corsett, Hoop Skirts;
The "La Belle" and "Boulevard" Balmoralt—
A new lot Just received. ; •
Beltings, Buckles, Jet Chalbs, Wersteda;
Java Canvas, Germantown Wools,
Knitting Yarns, Fancy Goods and Notions,
'Which we offer at the VERY LOWEST EASTERN
PRICES. igrWholcsale owns up stairs.
It inE
JOSEPH .12ion. & CO.,
! • •
i ,
tem: 77 dc 79 X tREE ,STREET.
NEW TRIMMING
New Fringes,. . •
Sewing Silk and Bullion.
1,200 Pair of Real French Corsets.
White and Colored only 50 cents a pair.
A WELL SELECTERSTOCK Of YARNS,
. . t IN ALLCOLORS. ... .
TEE IVBIA7 Penis
"LA 'BELLE BALMORAL -- . - "
. lisat's Fall and Winter Underieir.
. LADIES' AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest supply and finest patterns of
Ladles' & Hisses' Balmoial Hosiery.
.
WOOL HOODS AND SACQUES.-
Hoop Shirt,k,
Hid and Silk 'i7loves..
sir The VERY . LOWEST RATES to Jobbers.
- 1
MACRUM, CLYDE & CO"
TS and . SO Market Street.
. set,:
PRICES MARKED DOWN!
AT
BIA.CILIINE &CAILIISLE'S,
No. 19 Fifth Street.
ALL GOODS GREATLY REDUCED
ON AND AFTER JULY IST.
HOOP SKIRTS. (Ladles',) Or 800
CORNETS. (Real French,) 80
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 for 28
KID GLOVES. (warrazited,) £OO
PAPER COLLARS 10
200 Irdo. spool COTTON, (good) 5
POCKET BOOKS, worth 50c 115
MEN'S SUMMER UNDERSHIRTS
i • AO
KEN'S JEAN DRAWERS 95
All kinds Bonnets and Hats at Half Cost
GRBAT BARGAINS!
IN ALL RINDS OW 0001319.
SpecLal Rates to Merchants * Dealers.
MO E=
Man 19111TH STREET.
AT WJI. SEMPLE'S,
180 and 182 Federal Stri3e4
ALLEGHENY, PA.,
New Dregs Goods.
New Delaines,
New Glnghams,
New' *lntl*
'l4 - $;;/ Shawls, open centre;
~New Plaid Shawla, .
New„ Hats, • .
.
New Flowers,-
it)bbOns,
(ALL TnErrngt.) -
New Shirt,Frouts,
New Honey Comb Quilts,
Coverlets,
• s i :
Hosiery, Gloves,
, I. ' Hitilsfirolififsi,"&e.;
' TO WHICH THE ATTENTION OF
Wholesale an4,,Xetiali, Buyers
18 RESPECTFULLY INVITED,,
AM WILLIAM' SEMPLE'S,
7 Y',
480 and 182 c nide*St14 116 8/ 411 Y.
Sent
GOOD 4111,11fi,.)X4 ~ E.4ert;
Ilontate by 2 O..I.;TITLIDZIGT a 04.)Kt1. ,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I
P ivam mgov4 - riiiiLF,
peopaustee with Atie.prov Woos of an An t of the.
-General Assembly of Ise Commonwealth of rend.
sylvania, pro , lding foritha in eorpotatlon of the Cl ty
of Pittsburgh, -'snd • or the -various supplementer
thereto,, .I.OlEn BLAU liMer IC„ Mayor of said
city, do issue this my Proclamation_ that on the
Second Tuesday tn •Octoberp A. D. 111168,
being. he 1310 orty of tei mtouth, the freemen of
said city qualified to vote fir mete bers of the H. use
of Repr. Beni atlees or tbl. Commonwealth will meet
at their several places of holding the elections lu
their respective wards and el. et by ballot. under the
provisions of the supplement.. of the said Act of As
semble, approved the sixth day of April. 186 T. and
the first day of April, 186 S, respectively, the fol
lowing named otheers:
lone person to terve as Mayor of the Clty of Pitts
burgh, for the term of three years.
One pcnon to serve as Treasurer of said city for
the term or three years.
• . .. .
One persor to serve as Conti°tier of said city for
the term of three years.
Twenty-three persons t serve as Select Colin O
men for the term of two years.
Twenty-three persons t eevve as Select Conn ll
men for the term of one ar.
Sixty-six persons to sere as Common Council en
for the term of one year.
The electors of First Ward of the City of PI ts•
burgh to meet at the Public School Howe In aid
ward, and rtct. two mewl, rs of Select and I ree
members of Common' Council.
The electors of the Sr cond Ward of the Cif of
Pittsburgh to meet at the Public. reboot nous . ,n
said ward, and elect two ruembers of Select and our
members of Cowmen O , IIIICII.
The electors or the Third Ward of the Clty of
Pittsburgh to try et at the.plumbing shop or Addy ..t.:
Williams, comer of Sixth and .withheld streets,
and elect two members of Select and three members
or Common Council.
The electors of the Fourth Ward ,of the City of
Pittsburgh to meet at the Public School noose In
said ward, and elect two members of Select and
three members of Common Council.
Tile electors of the 111th Ward of the Clt of
Pittsburgh to meet at the omc,: of the Ci-rk oq the
Orphans` Court, In the Court iiouie, In said w rd,
and elect two members Otte Select and three em
bers of Common Connell., .
. _
• • . ,
Tho eleetura of the Sixth ,Ward of the City of
Pittsbufgh to meet at the Public School House, on
atm street In Old wa , d, and elect two members of
Select and four members of the Continua Council.
The electors of the Sevt nth Ward of the' City of
Pittsburgh to meet at the. Public School Home In
said ward, and elect two members of Select and
three members of the Common Council.
rho electo , s of the Flint' War of the ray of
Pittsburgh to mi et at the house of litnry
corner of Franklin and Felton streets. In said ward.
and elect two members of defect and three members
of the Common Council.
The electors of the Ninth Ward of. the City of
Pittsburgh to meet at the Public School House In
said ward. and elect two members of Select and
three members of the Common Council.
The electors of the Tenth Ward of the City of
Pittsburgh tl meet at the Lamb Tavern. corner of
Penn and Mechanic streets, and elect two members
of the Select and two members of the Common
Council.
The electors of the Elv'enth Ward of the City of
Pittsburgh to meet at the Public hchooi House In
said ward, and elect two members of the tleitct and
three memberi of the Common Council.
The electors of the Twelfth Ward of the City of
Pittsburgh to meet at tne Public chool House In
said wa rd and elect two members of tht Select and
five members of the Common Council.
. .
The elpctora of the Thirteenth Ward of the City
of Pittsburgh to meet the Public Pchool House in
aald ward, and elect two members of the Select and
two members or the Common Council. -
• The electors of the Fourteenth Ward of the City
of Pittsburgh to meet at the Public School House in
said ward. and elect two members of the Select and
four membe, s of the Common eunuch.
The electors of the - Fifteenth Ward of the City of
Pittsburgh to meet at the Public lichool House In
said ward, and elect two members of the detect and
four members of the Comm 0 Cot:itch.
The electors of the Sixteenth Ward of the. City of
PlttsbUrgb to meet at the Wigwam. corner of Main
and Pula streets, In said ward, andeleet two mem
bers of the Select and two members of tne Common
Council.
7 be electors of the Seventeenth Ward of the City
of Pitt burgh to meet at the Public School Reale. In
said d, and elect two members of the Select and
three mtrubers of the Common Council.
be electors of the Eighteenth Ward of the CIO ,
of Pittsburgh to meet at the Public mob 00l house in
said ward, nd elect two members of the detect and
two members of the Common C...uncll.
The et ctora of the Nineteenth Ward of the City
of Pittsburgh to meet ■t the Hollow School House,
on 11111 Street, in said ward and elect two me ‘o here
of the 6etect and two members of the Common
Council.
The eiretora of the Twentieth Ward of the city
of Pittsburgh to meet at Witter's r•ebool House In
said ward, and eh et two members of the detect and
two members o the Common Council.
The electors of the Twente- flr.t Ward of the Clty
of Pittsburgh to meet at the Wlgtettn„ corner of
Boring street and Pock. ty road, In said ward, — ano
elect two members of thchelect and two members of
the Common Council. •
The ete.•tore of the Twenty-second Ward of the
City of Pittsburgh to meet at the Ire In School
House lu said ward, and elect two members of the
select and two members of the Commo.. Counct .
• The electors of the Twew -t h led Ward of the City
of Plttrburgh to meet at liallewood school House,
In said ward. and el. ct two. members of the ;Select
and two members of t. , e Common Council.
whereof I bare hereunto
L. s.}se l t U m l y e lt i gilLa led the sell of the said
...or. City of Pittsburgh. this twelfth day of epep
tember. 5. D. 1868.
aLACKMORE. Mayor.
5e14:143
POUNDe
That after repeated trials of other remedies, Ito.
back'a Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills are the beat medicines extant to care the dim.
eases for which they are recommended.
Bold by all Druggist& Everywhere.
PILES.
There Is no medicine in use so efileseous as Dr.
Bober-it's Blood Pnriller and Blood Pills for the
permanent cure of Blind or Bleeding Piles; they
strike at the root of disease, thereby removing the
cause.
Bold by all Dragglita Everywhere.
TEMPEEL/INCE.
There is, perhaps, no one thing that bas done so
much to promete the cause ottetaperatmet as that
gentle stimulating tonic. ltoback , s Stomach Bitters;
they strengthen and invigorate without producing
the ill effects of alcoholic stimulants.
Sold try all Druggists Everywhire.
LIVER PILLS
Are Pins that have a direct and powerful action o
the liver. and relieve any inactivity or congeal: ,
state of that all important organ upon which de.
nodda the whole pioceis of digestion. The import.
ante, then,.of procuring a Pill Clat shall have inch
direct action without'the 11l effects of Mercury, is
manifest to every one: such Pills are 'Whack's
Blood Pills; they are warranted purely vegetable,
and can with certainty be relied upon, and are safe
at all times:
Bold by all Druggists Evenrwhere.
INDIGESTION '
Is trot another name for DIANPea, and the Parent
of many ills. Roback's Stomach Bitters taken in
wine-Oars-full doses, directly after each meal, will
surely effect a permanent cure. Do not take our
word for it, but try them.
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Bold by all Drugglsta Brerywhge.
NIGHT MARE
. . . . .
Is one of the' many diseases of which Dyspepsia Is
the psrent. To &ea 'a cure' persons should aroid
hearty food at night., arid take a wine. B lass-fall of
Bohack.a Stomach Bitters on retiring to bed.
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":, Bold by all Druggista Everywhere.
RENOVATE.
• During the Spring months It-is one ottbe regular
isonuebold duties, to renovate, iind, in tbrinnitioll•
dity otother t Oallea one's own melt le, In` a great
:measure,-.overlooked: thousands of .valaable, lives .
Migbt bo petionged, , andmany doubtless aavedtrom
premature gravel by thoroughly - renovating the
system 'with Dr. noback's Blood Pills, titomaell
Bitters and Blood Partner.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere,
' MELANCHOLY 1 ,
, • •
is
one of the many disorders of the nervous avidem,
arising trouts low state attn.' conitittitionafhealth
or severe prostration after lone continued sickness. ,
And sequin s invigorating remedies like Rangel°.
stomach
t yltters to restotti.idni nerves to their u m zu ,
.ftft
Nola by all Druggists Drerywhere.
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WHO SEILIS:TILEMI
—Th e , Agents Co thei ale3of NOIIAOR IS irr,non
FILLS, sTosIACII B rTERs end BLOOD PURI •
FLEW. are all Druggists everywhere.
PROPRIETARY? 11EDIOIN13 (Xi
sF!lf?Pf.i'fFß 4 4 ,
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CINCINNATI,
Jel7LifllT4
NOTICES.
tlfarfl(ol7, CE.—rt meeting of the
oeicholders of the Mansfield Coal and
Lime Company4-twili-rkeiteld se Ow °files of-the
Farmers' Degualt National B-nk. Fourth street,
MONDAY, eeptemberlfillat, 18613,ra. ~ two o'clock
P. at., for the purOose of tranesetidg inch budneas
as may be brought before the meeting.
By order of the President.
D. B.EI: 4 INnER,. SuperintenAent.
Pirrsnuncti, Sept. 14, '6B. sel4:x44
IIarTHE OLD METHODIST
GRAVEYARD DIFFI CULTY. —All Lot
Owners and others Interested In the Old Seventh
Ward 3letnodlst Graveyard, are reonested to at
tend a meeting to he held on E' 'NI) /CY EVENING,
14th Inst. at the W.,1) SEVENTH WARD SCHOOL
HOUSE. Every Lotbolder Is urged to be present.
Very Important. THE COMMITTEE.
OF ICE OF TUE MONONGAHELA. BRIDGE CO., I.
Pittsburgh, Sept. 4, 186 R.
rg`THE PRENID E NT AND MAN
AGERS of this Company have this day de
clared a Dividend of TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE,
payable to ctockho ders or their legal representa
tives n and tinter 'Thursday, September lOth at the
Banking House of N. Holmes & Sore , . 57 Market
street. JAMES H. WRIGHT,
stS:x9-d &F - Treasurer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPINY,
OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Chartered by Special Act of Congress,
Approved July 25, 1868.
Cash. Capital - - - $1.000,000.
Branch Office: PHITADELPHIA,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
Where the general business orate Company's trans,
acted. and to which all general correspondence
should be addressed.
DIRECTO 45.
Jav Cooke. Phllada. E. A. Rollins. Wash'n.
0, H. Clark, Philads. Henry D. Cooke. Wash:
F. Ratchford Starr, Phila. Wm. E. Chandier,Wash.
Win. G. Moorhead. Phila. John D. Del recs. Wash.
Geo. F. Tyler. Mills. Edward Dodge, N. York.
J. Hinckley Clark,Phila. H. C
CERS.. Faunestock, N. Y.
OFFI
C. R. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
O
HENRY D. COKE, Washington, Vice President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman FlLance and Executive
Committee.
EldttiteON W. PEET. Phila., Seel , and Actuary.
E. S. TURNER. Washington. Ass'', Secretary.
FRANCIS G. SlitPi H, M.D., Men leat Director,
J. EWING. SI eARS, M.O , A sot 3iedicsi Director.
BIEDICA/. ADVI•ORY BOARD.-
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J. K. BARNES. Surgeon General U. S. A., Wash'n.
P. J. HORWITZ, Chief Medical Department U. S.
N., Wa hingtou.
D. W. Bt 18:.M. D. .
Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WM. E. CHANDLER, Washington, D..C.
uRoItGE HARDING, Philadelphia. Pa.
This Company, National In Its character, offers. by
reason of the l.arg Capital, Low Hates or Premium
and New Tables, the most desirable means of In
suring life et presenteir to the public,
the rates of premium being Is rgely reduced, are
made as favorable to the Insurers as those of the
best Mutual companies, and avoid all Ole complica
tions and uncertainties of Notes, Dividends aud the
misunderstandings which the latter are so apt to
cause the Po icy-Holders.
Several new and attractive tables are now pre
sented which need only to he unden.tood top rove ac
ceptable to the public. such as INC. .11f e.-in top ue—
INC/ POLICY and RETURN PREMIUM POLICY.
In the runner, the policy-holder not only secures
life InSurance. payable at death, but will receive it
living. after a period of a few years, an annualln
come eguYl in fen percent. (11.0.wr cent.) of the par
of his ird•cy The 1 tier the Company egrt ett to re
turn to the assured the heat amount of mlYney hehas
paid in. in crictition to the amount of his policy.
The attention of perauns contemmatine insuring
their lives or increasing the amount of Insurance
they aTeady have, is railed to the special advant
ages offered by the National Life Insurance Com-
puny.
circulars,
IMeta full
Pam)
. -.. gou toll pa._ _._.s
application to the Brauch office of lie Company in
PhilaCe(p la, or its General Agents.
sa- L AbIY.NTS ARE WANTED in every
City and own; and applications from competent
parties fo such agencies with suitable endorsement,.
should be daressed Tnt THE' COMPANY'S GE
YHAL A ENTS ONLY, in their respective (dis
tricts.
GENERAL AGENTS:
E. W. CLARK d 00., Philadelphia,
For Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE & CO., Washington. D. C.
For Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, District of
Columbia and West Virginia.
IRA R. ireVAY /I CO.;
Agents for Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Mercer and
Washington counties. •
For furtht r particulars address B. S. BHMELL,
Manager for General-Agent, Harrisburg. Pa.
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54. 54.
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EXTRA HEAVY
Barred Flannel,
A VERY LARGE STOCK,
Now Correre•cl,
IN GOOD STKLES.
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44 1 - 1 /3 1 b I ) ENGLAND SOAP:
LIKEN OM ENGLAND SUAP.
_.SPr doing family waNhing In the but and cheap
", manner. 'Guaranteed equal to any in the world
Ilea all the strength of old roan soap, with the mild
and 'tabula g qualities of gt nutua Castile ,Trrtlahr
niendiu Suam euld by the Ar.D EN OHICMLCA.L
Wag% 48 No rth Fourth etreot,,Mpidelphis.
eftsva7 Kw No -I'
FOE. SALE, L.
FINE SEED wgrar,,
AT 340 LIII4COTY
au t w 111Tdddclai 1 AicOXEEBT . dc CC).
Igff'' 7TH AND STH WARDS
GRANT Asa „Q0i....F.A..x...cr_.u5.
Meets every MONDArEN"IiNING, at 734' o'clock,
(Instead of Tuesday, as herttotore,)
At the FRANKLIN STREET SCHOOL HOUSE.
M — GRANT AND COLFAX CLUB,
OF SECOND WA D, ALLEOEINY,
Meets at SECOND WARD SCHOOL HOUSE, every
Tuesday. Eveninw, at 8 O'clock.
an3:t9_Fru W. P. PRICE. Secretor,'
ATTENTION!
There will be a meeting of the gentlemen enlisted
for the above organization by Messrs. Me FARREN,
DUNSEATII. JQHNSTON and LORAN, at FUT,
TON, ISOLLMAN
No. 111 Water Street, above Wood,
i
THIS (Monday,) EVENING, AT 734. sa`CLOCK.
For organization of Company A, and transaction of
other busint as.
N. B.—Persons wishing to sign the roll can do so
as above. sel4:x47
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMIT-
T.11,E of the
GRANT VETERAN PHALANX
WILL MEET AT
CITY HALL,
On Monday, September 14, 186 S
_AT 4 O'CLOCK P. M. -
A full attendance of the Committee Is requested,
as the programme for the campaign will tworstua
ized.
EDWARD JAY ALLEN, Chairman.
SAMUEL KII2GORE, Sec•y. sel2:l4l
rg'"GRANT HUSSARS! • GIR,.ANT
B(.1•S &PM:— his organizatlon is now fitly
Organizrd. and the following conned gentlerae , , are
authorized to rake companies for the fresidentlal
esrapalgn
INl.jor S. M. routr, Birmingham and south of
Mosongah 1,.
capt. J. 8. ISCHOONMAKEII, 14th Pa. CavalrY,
Allegheny.
W. rt., TA.YLOR. 14 1 1 i Pa. Cavalry, Allegheny.
Lfentl L. G 4 088. 14th Pa. Cavalry Allegheny.
Lleut, E. It. JONES. Se+uth PlttshurgW.
Lieut. H. J. 11:PAIlltEN. 31 Pa. Cavalry, Pitts
bur h.
J. B. JOHNiMIf. 14'h Pa Cavalry.;
Major JOSBPiII Artillai y.
Major W. It 131% , ,End, Artilierv.
Alt Club. of Mienhenr county are cordially In
vited to jots and participate lu the parade of the
23. aid 4th.
companies organizing can elect their own officers
,an , i receive instructions from the comm.mding of
ficer of he Hussars. Col: W. BLaligt.,Y, No. 91
Grant stroll or the Secretary. S. J..IIcFARHEN,
No. 111 Water street.
ORAaT.HUS+ARSI GRANT HUSSARECI—WiII
meet for drill on THEiDAT EVENING, at CITY
HALL. at 74 comoolt. and tor street parade on
WHIM!. SHAY It V e.nsINO, in trout of the ee'oe4
Ward School House, Allegheny City, at 6:30
o'clock: By order of
GEN. W. BLAKRLT.
R. J. MePARRIN, Secretary. s e
"REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
will be held at the times and places iollow
int, and will be addressed as indicated:
MONDAY, Sept. 14th, 1863.
15TH WARD. Pittsburgh, (late Ist Ward, Law
reteevllleaat s ae stand on Butler street. A Pole
will be raised at same time. Hon. P. C.' SHAN
NON, R. J. POWERS and W. C. MORELAND.
4TH WARD, Allecheny, at Bismarck Hotel. on
Chestnut street, at 7% P. M. Col. J. M. THOMP
SON and W. S. McCUNE and JOHN 11. KIRK
PATRICK, Esqs.
ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP, at School House. H
IkIUELLEE and RUSSELL ERRETT, Esqs.
SHALERVILLE. at 7P. at. HOn. T. J. BIGHAIS
and SAMUEL HARPER, Esqs.
MILTENBERGER STREET, on line of 13th & 14th
Wards. at 73 P. M. J 1 J. SEIBENICK andl&k.S.
RAMSHOItN, Ems.
,artlptilars
ETNA, at 73 r. t. Gen. P. 11. COLLIER, Hon
GEORGE, WILSON and Capt. SAM. EARNER.
FAWN Towmin?, School House No. 2, at 7
r. Y. Hon. JAS. L GRAHAM and Capt. J. W.
IC LIMES.
GRUBBS' SCHOOL HOUSE. No. St; Kittanning
road, at 7P. Y. S. P. FULTON and W. A. LEG
GATE, Zags.
COPPICE WORKS. J. 31. KIRKPATRICK and
tHOS. M. SIARSIIALL, Esqs.
11TH WARD SCHOOL HOUSE. J. H. HERR and
JOHN El: LAMBIE, Esqe.
Ay m der of Committee on Speakers and Meetings.
E. A. MONTOGTH, Chairman.
JNO. S. LAWRIE, Seesetary. 5e14:383
1868. 1868.
GRIND MSS CONVENTION!
Rtipublicans of Western Pennsylvania,
AT PITTSBURGH,
THURSDAY, September 24 ) 1868.
The Republican State Central Committee has or
dered a GRAND MASS CONVENTION to be held
in this pity on the 24th of September, Inst.
.The Republicans at Western Pennsylvania are
urgently Invited to come, en masse. to this Conven
tion, and so help the'good cause along.
Arrangements will be made, as far as possible.
with the Railroad Companies for Excursion Trains
and Tickets to the Convention.
Eminent speakers have been invited,. and their
names will be announced In due season.
A Grand Torchlight Procession
Will take place on the night before the Convention,
and all GRANT CLUBS and TANNERS' CLUBS
are invited to take pArt In It.
A DAYLIGHT PROCESSION
Will form on TRURSDAy MORNING, and an In
vitation is extended to 1.11 trades and associa
tions to be represented In it. The varioull G nANT
and TANNER CLUBS wilt also take part in it, and
the: Republicans of the county are expected to turn
out in Mil force, In wagons and on horiebsek. .
The Republicans of the various districts of Alle
gheny county are earnestly urged to make arrange
ments, at once, for tilde share in the demonstration.
The Steamboat:nem; Firemen, Butchers, Dray.
men, Moulders, Glass Blowers, Peddlers, Rollers,
Machtniilts, Csrpentera, Brick and Stone Masons,
and men of eiery other trade, are invited to consult
together and arrange for such part as each may ,
choose to take in the procession. _
REPUBLICANS: Let us have a -Rally worthy of
the dal of 1800 and 15641
By order of the
, e s. STAVE CENTRAL COHMITTEE
WALDERMAN OF 3D WARD.
Col. '01 : . D. Et AN '
WILL DE AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE,
lEZEI
!al"' CITIZENS' TEMPERANCE
CANDIDATE.
• FOR COUNT!' COI lIISSIONIB,
. •ISAAC. ciirdtatlOES,
Of You'll* Wird, ')Oleehenk Oftp, nomlnate4
, Couoty entiventlon', - August With. - EA. ci) , 3 ear
GEORGE MAVEN,
MANUFALTUILEIt or
CEEAIYI CANDIES AND 'EAFEAEI9,;,4
Anirdealer In Ali kinds or FRUITS, NUTS, PICK,
LEB, WILTS, JELIALS, fie
..
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POLITICAL.
GRANT. HUSSAR'S.
TIIESDAY, S e pt. 15th, 1868.
OF THE
CANDIDATES.
AT THE 00TOBER..ELECTION
113 FF.DEUAL ST., Alleghenr..
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