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Anima I Report et - the Ladles' Relief So.
• stew of Allegheny City:
•
• In offeriPg this, their twentieth annual
report, the - ellicers and Managers of the
association dea,re to e••••ress their grail
,/
ttide to God, the,lyspenzer of all good, vvho
has thus far crowned their efforts with sue
,
cess, in ameliorating: the condition of so
many of the needy and destitute, who have
shared their .charities; and also to repeat
'their thanks to those 'friends •of the cause
who shave. so often laid their offerings of
\material aid upon the altar of humanity
in \ this behalf. ! • -
The record of the Society from veil. to
year will compare ,
favorably with any of
• our charities, according to the means at
their command. In View, however, of the
vast extension-of oueeity, =with ite Worms
ing population, wealth and poverty, e ff orts
and substantial means, commensurate with
the extended fields of labor, must be put
• forth. ! • • ,
The formation_ ofthe Society was -an ex
teriment, but not a; doubtful one. • With
-woman's energy ; woman's prayers and
woman's faith, IV has trisen like a bright
star to Cheer the hopes of worthy ren/Pl- - •
-ants of its alMs-died4 andnxpanding in its
upward and . Onward progress„ each suceed
lug year, Will show increased activity on
the part of the Iliartigerk and corresponding
;good be accomplished. \„
• Twenty yeattOltgo;•the world' \ seemed
to be ccimparativiely "standing
and enterprises,lagnmerolalf . moral \and,
religious were rather like moving on stilts
than under the locomotive engine or the
lightning's flesh. •
We are In the midst of mighty revolti
. tions, civil, polttical , and religious. Nations
• are being remodeled, or. "born in a day.' . " .
Earthiluiikeis ,- are troubling the mighty
deep. Thenioral and, physical elements
seem: at war with each other. The whole
face of human' society indibates that the
Almighty Sovereign, of the Universe has
• a controversy with. us;' therefora, 'under
such circumstances, it becomes• us to be in
earnest, and press onward in' all our good
works,
Our doubts are trarors.
• 'Arid taste us loose the good me oft might win
fearing to attempt:'
It will be seen by the Treasurer's report
that the Society is not in debt; and-in pros
e ecuting the work the managers will observe
strictly their usual': policy of confining
their expenditures to the limit of their re
ce.
ipts.
Since the last annual meeting , the Society
has lost its venerable, much , loved, and for
malty. Years most efficient President, Mrs.
Gen. Robinson, whose heart was truly, in
the good work. Her memory will be cher
ished most affedtiOnately by all who were
associated with her.
Names of other members of the Associa
tion,' who have, in the providence of God,,
been -.called from their labors, might. be
mentioned * in . this connection, but they
have been entered . in forme, annual re.
Mitch4ight be said of the self denial of
the ladies engaged in the work; and the
painful and almost heart-rending pictures
of want, distress and woe presented to them
in thr i ir-Tisits to the abodes of the suffering,
Anita' e and beyond the syinpathies of the
refined and fashionable portion of the coin.
mitnity../It is, however, scarcely necessa
ryate dwAill upon such points, but close by
esrffestl7 appealing -to all who have hereto
foreigo liberally contributed of " their
nee a; and trust that those who have not
be Called upon will feel it a 1)101;114e and
pI ` tire, to make their offerings the ores
ent:*ear, which it is apprehended will be
one'ettrnore than'ordinary pressure upon
ourrnhanties. As far as returns have bee.n
made by the Managers, there was distribu
ted during the season: of coal 9,800 bushels;
flout l 3,500 pounds; tea, 17; pounds; sugar,
SO 'pounder shoes, 210 parrs; coffee,:47
ltounds; and- .2,780 yards ;L of cotton and
woolen koods; Also in cases of sickness,
-crankers and various 'small articles of food
were
. The Society acknowledges with much
pleatinre the benefit derived from the Brew
-er kate Coal Fund. - - - •
Thnumber of families relieved was
of.vi 'eh 162 were those of *idows. " "t u
MART PorrrznincrEit, Secretary.
, --..- T11E.6131711E103 REPORT.
MM.' B D. Thornpson in account with the
liadiSs' Association for the relief of the
poor pf Allegheny Cityv ' ;
April
•
,o.eas h retelvedfor Gentlemon , sub- 1
Iscriptions
E 8988.00
doLadies aubscriptkots.: 231,60
Ldo Anonymous subserivtions...., 59,25.
Cash "ollected by Managers... 202,8 d
Cash by general donations - 112,76
Glob by thanksgiving collection from
Vb., u,eb Keystone
Allegheny City. 23:83
c ash rom Skatintr Rink.. 370,55
Groceries collected by Miss Firming
for d•atitute family • , 28,00
Initiation tes _ • ' 10,00'
Fines • 5,90
ITotal
" , By ca-h paid shoe bill. _.
•• By cash paid for 0 roceriee
,•, By cash paid for coal bill..-
By cash pald for dry goods
t` • icy cash paid for bread
- By cash paid for printing Schedule.;,
I
" By cash paid for sepal' tn. lock ,_
By cash paid for.grocerles to destitute '
family - ' 00
Be casa paid out by Managers.... .. ... 24,73
" irc i cash p. 14 nekton ' 10,00
- Nov: 6. al . nce is Treasury 31,30
,
Total I 112,060.91
-.The following officers and managers •for
the ensuing year were elected:,
President—Mrs. Dr. Trevor.
Vice President—Mrs. F. R. Brunot.
Secretary—Mrs. R. W. Poindexter.
Trectsurer=-Mrs. R. D. Thompson. '
Manag, ers-14:re; Patterson - Mrs: tread
ing, Mrs. R. H. Palmer, Mr s. R. S Hays,
Mrs. Jennings, Mrs. How. Mrs. Lowry,
Mrs. R. D. Cochran, Mrs. Hoskinson, Mrs.
HenrForsyth. Mrs. Mann, Mrs. Captain
Daws n, Mrs. Frank Wood, Mrs. Leonard;
Mrs. illiam Davis, Mrs. Bard, Miss M.
.t ir
Whitten, Miss Smith; Miss Bell, Miss War
ing, M iss Morrison, Miss Herrpn, Miss
Ellis, iss Veech.
Electrical Gut..Llghthig.
Roo, s. 'rig through the Capitol, the other
Ici
day, ' see what ; preparations were • made
for 'C ngress, I fell upon Gardiner, the in
vent° of the lamp•lighting apparatus,whieb,
as yo know, leaps like a flash. of I lightning
through the thousands', of gas jets from the
lantern of the dothe to the coal pit of the far
wings,' setting one, or 1 fifty, or a thousand
aflame, at eboiee. 1 -
Gardiner is a middle-aged man,, with
black beard and hair, rather invalid-lookini
and meagre of body. IHe occupies one of
the little old domes of 'the central Capitol,
where is his prodigioUs battery, -the acid
buckets, holding three gallons amece r made,
of glass, and there the ladies go to take
ishocks for nervous disorder or for amusc
ment..
This patentis one of the most valuable - m
existence. Theinventor has from twelve to"
aixteen years to run upon 11,'and he sits in
battery-room,- - awa&tbat fortune is as
sured. All the gas lighte;:cf:cittes will be
illuminated in this way; eventually.
"They've got to •cometo , it," says- Gard
ner,.quietly. "The officers of the 13t. Lotus
Gas Company were -here to see me a little
while' ago. .New York has already enter
ed into negotiations. London wille prob
ably the second to accept it."
, •What will it save New York to adopt
this System ?" ' -
"Well ! the city has a hundred and 7sev
_
enty.thousand dollars a year for matches,
lighters and inspectori. I can light the'
city for seven dollars a lam_p, or about six
hundred thousand dollars. Then the work
is done ; forever there will be no more re
,
paring. I calculate ' that the city will be
Tip with itself in 13Y9. Yearst cud Men for
twenty-tlve years the town will be . lighted
_for. nothing."
Gardner already lights filtewart'4o, new
store on Broadway, several hotels in.Bng-
I land and America, and the , Capitol: He
says that Washington is the worst lighted
city in America, and Philadelphia the best,
-the difference being 'accounted for by the
opposite quality of the gas.— Was ington
Letter. r
CUITI3 OF ETIQUETTE.
The Home" Tcurnal, which is good en:
thority on the • subject, says that visiting.
cards will be, for this season, rather larger
than formerly,,and of the finest unglazed
Bristol board. The new sizes will tend
rather to the square_tban otherwise. The
shape of the card may be varied, according
to taste. Among the various texts in use,
nethinc will supercede the English script,
and those inimiteble styles of old English
text, the most novel • being those with
dropped capitals, and the extremely neat,
extra, shaded. Visiting cards, with the
familiar words denoting the object of the
call; will remain' in use,to some extent,
especially for calls' of oncratulation or
Condolence. The' word risai, on the left
hand upper corner, will be engraved on the.
reverse side: The corner containing the
desired word willibe turned down, so as to
denote the object of the call. The
word on , the right -hand coma. Aliei
tation, will be used , for visits of "con
gratulation on some happy event, as,
for instance, a montage, or a birth; on the
left lower corner, the word Conga, used for
a visit previous` to leaving town; the other
corner is to be marked Coitdolisnes. Cards
sent to friends' before leaving for a long
Putney, are issued.with the addition of P.
P. C., in theleft hand corner. These cards
ere inclosed in heavy and elegant, though
.lain envelopes, ornamented with a tasteful
monogram or initial. 7 In Wedding Invite
abhreviadons like eve, foi even
ing, will be l avoided, as well as p. m., - the
word afternoon being preferable. Invita
tions to berethonious weddings consist of a
'square note embellished with a large
monogram in relief, entwining the com
bined initials/Of the bride and groom. The
individual cards of both bride _and groom
must be also inclosed, united with a neat
satin tie; and; in solne cases, another card
with reception days \for :the following
month. A very neat style of card has the
customary "at home" on \ a note sheet, a
ceremony card (at fixed`otir), and the
united cards - of bride and- 'groom, all in
closed in a splendid large envelope,- of the
Tay finest texture with an elaborate mono
gram or ornament al initial. \
Tag latest New York. confidence garee is
thus detailed by a writer, who says he saw
on Broadway a man, appearing to be's
drunken sailor, walk up to alieggar woman
sitting on the curbstone and pretending to
be hlind, and deliberately kick 'her. Great
sympathy was aroused and the woman
made ti handsome collection from passers
by. She walked down a few blocks, where
precisely the same scene was re-enacted.
This performance was repeated two or
three timed, when the woman went to her
home in Water street, or rather to a beer
shop there, whither she was followed, and
found with three or, four more "blind beg
gars," with their . eight restored,s and all re
)oicing In their good luck for the day and
in their toddy:
SPECIAL NOTICES.
110'711.AL074 1 14
h.
"PATIE=N LOTION,"
_
FOB BEM:MIFFING THE SHIN AND COM
PLEXION; Itemoves;all Eruptions, Freckles,
Pimples; Moth Blotches. Tan. etc., and renders tae
Skin soft, fair and blow:tang. For Ladies in the
Nursery it la Invaluable. For Gentlemen. alter
shaving,. It hat no equal: "PAPHLLN LOTION"
is the cnly reliable remedy for diseases and blem
ishes of the skin. •
PZIALOSPS "PAPICIAN SOAP"
For the Tenet, Nursery and Bath; will not chap the
Price, SS cents per cake. .
"PLOR SLAY° " •
I•
A new,Perfume for the Handkerehief. Exquisite,
delicate, lasting fragrance. Sold' by all Druggists.
PHALON st. SON, New Yerk.
jeltal.uttrir
ray'7IATCHEL9B'B HAIR - DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye h the best in the world;
the only true and. perfect Dye; harmless, reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the ill effects of bad dyes,• [trig°.
nits and leaves the Hair so ft and beautiful. black
or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and
proppeerlyy :gyliedatßlelor'aWigFslag?eet.mewt.
rGII3II/111 - TO
Young.lifen , s Guide to-Happy . Marriage
and Conjugal rehcity. , The htunaneviewa of benev
olent Phyticians, on the Errors and Abuses Incident
to Youth and Early Manhood, sent in sealed letter
envelope-s, free of charge. A,ddreas HOWARD AS
SOCIATION, Box P.: Philadelphia. Ps. zaslB:coT
Ir. , 060 94
- - - UOTION SALMI
, , .
- -
BY L - WlT,Withra
. .--- • • - .
Alf MARE, ROCKAWAY, - TOP
BIIGUIES, ac.— , WEDNESDAY MORNING.
ovember 95th, at 11 weeock, will be sold at the
. 1 3
Commercial hale.roonis, 100 rinithfleld insect, one
bay- ma , e, S 3 ears . id. works in single or double
harness, or under saddle, perfectly sonndand gen
tie; also one Itoekaway -Style Buggy; two hand.
some style Top Buggies. . ,
noZi - • A. ItICILWAINIC. Auctioneer.
0407,01
. 361.31
. 5&3,3.1
. 571.26
5,60
5.00
VALUABLE. WYLIE STREET
BUSINESS; PROPERTY,,
OORNEIa OF CHATHAM STREET,
SATVHDAY AYTERNOON, November '26th, at
2 o'clock, wilt be sold on the premises that valuable
business property; the store and dwelling, No. 79
W) Ile street, corner of Chatham, being the subetan
tie' and welt hula three story Amick, with 0 rooms
npetairs, beside the'spacious store-room, which is a
well established grocery stand. The honse 'ls In
goOd repair, with gas and water throughout, and an
excellent dry cellar. The lot Is 20 feet Dont on
Wy he street, and 60 feet in depth a ong Chatham
The great business vain! of Wylle street pronerty .
and Its .1 Apia enhancement every year milt& great
business thoroughfare, makes the above a very de•
/Arable op/lona/at) , for investment. There I/ no
more favorable locality for Investment in the city.
Terms-Une•fourth cult, payable in three annual
payments, with interest. • Bola subject to two
years fronvnext April.
- A. •MCILWAINE, Auctioneer.
BY H. B. BMITEEON di 00.
B°"91 - SHOES' AND CAR.PETS
FOR THE MILLION. .
AT•. . •
SMITHSON'S EMPORIUM,
53 AND 57 FIFTH AVENUE. •
Messrs. H. H. SMITHSON & CO.. proprietors of
'.the well known Mammoth Auction House are crea-.
Ong an, excitement -consequent upon the arrival of
new soods which are being sold At remarkado low.
prices. Goods'of every variety; the finest sewee
ots the most 'fashionable .balinoral gaiters and
:anklet shoes. allppers, &o.„ bltuilkets, flannels.
cloths. easelmeres, cutlery and carpets. Call and
- examine. So trouble to show goods., Ladles'.
misses' ,and childrenls fins at almost Your own
prices. All goods wartanted as repreiented n 0.4
BY NILE PMILML
Emung aormwaps,
ATICIT/ONEms
And ConnnitllAns MerChßfaa t
OPERA HOUSE AUCTION ROOMS,
No. 60 Pin Meta,- Pittsburgh, Pa::
BOOTS, 8140 ES; CARPETS,
Dry Goods . and Nittipris,
AT YN:II7ATE BALE DAY AND NWENING.
vonsignmentit Solioited. Prompt 71••
turns.
~ , TM.BEVIV3iIf., , .I-. 0.0ETT,E....t ;,
OFFICF"f*:.IiIT::. - • . i7. .......
DELAWARE DUAL
_.;'''SIKETT:DISIIIEVIICO.-.....
The (chewing Statement of the affairs of the Com
pany is published in conforruity with a provision of
its Charter: . .
PREMIUMS RECEIVED froin
November 1. ISO, to Otto
_bet' St. 18!8: "
gni Marine and $ffi11,50614
yin Ricks . ....... 148,205 00
$048,711 80
'Premiums on Policies -lnet
- )tarked.Off Nov.l, 406.4e6 71
• - 0
el. 236.5/g1 61
If.A.IIIIOED OFF
• from November I.
October al. 18118:
e ood I • d Risks.
Risk"— . . . .... .4..
,
P 8411113
as ea
•
Otell LW/.
art
04 lr
interest 'during the Wipe
Pert 7sa Irages,1 rages, ie....-.
LOSS , •
ir,spixszs,..iN.,
dong the year its Shove:
Mufti, and' Inland i Igavigs
tion_Losses ' •434, 05 2 74
Tire „Losses . • ' 73,455 SI
Return Premittpas.... ..... .... • -5).144 03
Be-Instuuness.& ' ' - 364 48 5
Agensy_ Chargoit,
. [ rAdrertla- ..
tag, Printing ac.......... EIS 63
Taxes-ttnited tstes. BUM. KIS _ _
Ilunietind T,,e 5
EXIXKLINIII..-. ..... . f. , J
1-_, 41 ,V
A-3 •
' ASSETS; OP THE COMPANY.
s:llzonember 1 8 6 8 .
000,10 trnitedj3tates Five Per Cent.
• LOan.olo-o , s • I $238,600 03
IEI,OOO United Staten Si.x Per Cent.
LootalS3h,
30,0001:lnitedOtates si.k Pe , Cent. -
LoanCtfor:Pacille Railroad). • 6e,000 00
MOOG State of,Penneylvanis Six Per
Centel:loan 211,275 CO
1.26,000 City of,Philadelphia Six Per •
Cent. L oan (exempt from •
tax)123,1E4 03
60,003 State of New
!J ersey Six. Per
cenctLoan, - d 1,500
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad First
Mortgage Six Per Cent.
Bonds •
' 26,110 Pennsylvania Railroad See
and mortgage Six Per Cent.
--- Bonds
26.000 Western Pennsylvania Rail- •
'k
•road lifortganSix Per Cent. .
r. bonds(Penn.RN.goarantee) '241,1E6 00
30.000 State of Tennessee Five Per
Cent. L0an..,...;• 22,000 03
7,04 State of Tennessee six Per ' ,
• ,Cent:,„Loan 6,001 ZS
16,000 Germantown Gas Company, ,
. principal and interestiplar
anteed by.the City of Phila.-
' • delphis, MO shares Stock...:
341,100 Pennayrvanis Railroad Com
pany. 200 shares Stock 11;80 00
6,(XX) north Pennsylvania Rallroad
• Company, 100 shares stock. 3,600 00
20,1:02 Philadelphia Land • Southern
Mail Steamship C 0.60 asses
Stock.... ' • 16,000 00
W 7,000 Loans - on Bends and M 0.-
gage, -first on City
. , Properties ' ' 207,9111 00
4I:109,900 Par. 'Market Value vas o ,32s m
\ • Cost, 10.033,601 26 ~
'Real. Estate. . ...'. . ".... . '.*....
Bills Receivable for Rums
, ance made
. Ilalance due at Agencies— ,
• Premiums on 31anne Poll
. ' /its —Accrued Interest, f -
&Rd oilier debts cue the %
C o nbany -
Stock\ and Scrip of eundry
. • Corp:mations, 61153. Es- ' \
timated value • ' , 1,813 00
Cash in Bank - . l. 8110450 08 -
Cash in Drawer`' '',.- • 413 06
\ --7---- 116,168 73
. ,
•
PHILADILYRIA Nlqember . 188 8 .
The -Board of Directors h ave \ this day declared a '
CASK DIVIDEND OF TEN PER CENT, on the
CAPITAL STOCK, and SIN PEE\ CE.T. Interest
on the SCRIP of the Company, payable on'and after
the first of December proximo, free of National and
!State Taxes. _ •
They have also deela ed 411 C SIP DIVIDEND' OF
THIRTY TER CENT. on the EARKED.PREMI
CMS for the year ending October 31, IS68; \certifi
cates of which will beisszted to theioarties-entitled
to the same. on and alter the drat of Decenztier pros-
Mao free of National and State Taxes. • \ _
They have ordered also, that the SCRIP CER
TIFICATES OP PROFITS of the Comyany. for the.
year ending October, 31, 1 1884, be, redeemed In
CASH at the office of the Company. on and after
first December proXimo., all Interest thereon to
cease on that day. • /firr-By a provision of thethar
ter, all Certificates of Scrip not presented for re
demption winkle five years after public notice that
they will be redeemed. shall be forfeited and can
celled on the Books of the Company.
rig - No certificate of profits Isnesntidert93. By
the Act of Incorporation. "no certificate shell 'Me
unless claimed within two years r the declara
tion or the dividead, whereof it it evideace.
. - DriLECIOII.B:
Thomas C. sanfl, Edmund A. Solider,
John C. 'Davis, Samuel E. Stokes,
•• Jamea - C. Hind, _ ' Henry Sloan,
Theoubilua Paulding, "William C. Ludwig,
Joseph H. Seal, Heorge C. Lelper,
Hugh Craig,Henry_o. Hallett, Jr.,
John R. Penrose, : John D. Taylor,
Jacob donee . Gentge W. Benutdou,
Jamef TeTqualr,
red-wa—
rd Darlington, • Jacob Riegel.
H. Jones Brooke. • r, , Bp! n _eer ,.. .Bellvaine,
James B . keFarlatd, Morgan, Pitt ab'b,
kdTriiiitiaiittieitTe, W.itein pie. •
Joshua P. Eyre. - I A.. 81 Berger,
' •
THOMAS O.! HAND President.
JOHN C. , IIA.VId, Vice. President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary, •
HENRY BILLS, Assistant Benretsiy. nolS:MO
ENNIRYLVAPILIL • •
• P , •
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
OEPICE,INo. 1813 i WOOD STREET, BANK Or
COMWEEMS BUILDING. i
This is s Rome Company. and lames astaLatt lost
by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER. President. -
C. 0. BOYLE, 'Vice President.
IWBENT PATRICK, Treasurer.
HUGH NcELRENY. Secretary. ..*
DLIOCTOI/111:
Georiki Wilson,
Goo. . Evans.
J. C., appe,
J. O. Yleiner,
John Yoegtley,
A. Amnon.
Leonard Walter,
C. C. Bo at yle,
Hobert Prick,
Jacob Painter,
',mash Ring
Jas. H. Hopkins,
Henry Sproul,
piDEnNrry • _
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
FRANKLIN INSURA4E.:C I O.OFPIfiLiteDELPHIA,
opinca, 433 k 431 CiESTNITT EIT.;
• ' - flingCrOntl. 1
1
Charles Jr. Baneker, . ',Mordecai H. Louis
Tobias Wagner, !David S. Brown,
Samuel emit, - Isaac Lea,
Jacob R. Smith, Edward C. 'Dale,
IF eorn W. Richards, ,• George Pales. . .
CHARLES G. BAN HER, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. O.' STEBLE,_Seeretarr, pro tam.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, ASSIST,
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
ruldemls : I • •
IIarEIRIAL .• i - •
.. ,
~
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
- , OF- 1.40p/LPON.
...
'ESTABLISZED 1803. detiHCAPITAL PAID
VP AND INVESTED PUNI 8 EXCEED-
ING es,ookooo . IN GOLD.
Insurance - oga
G oo a t— Pirb Iffected On Houses' nd
B u ßdlngs, s, Warss and Merchandise, Steam
boats, de. Pollees issued payable lu gold or cur
rency. Sr United States Branch oMce, 40 MR
STREET, Blew York. ,
All loste.s of the United States linnet will be ad.
knifed In New York.
J. Y.
,Agents
PITTSBURGH, RAC
Office, 87 Fotrarit STREET, •
HR. IdoLAUOHLIN As alio Ajent for tbe kfanbat.
tan Life Insurance Minoan,. ses:v72
it LLEGMENY INIIVRAIICE COD,*
Al. PANT OF PITTSBUDKI, ,
OFFICE, No. 37 zufra STBEri. BANK BLOCII
-.lnsures against all kinds of Piro and tdarine Disks
JOHN, IRWIN, Ja., President.
JOHN D. DieCORD, Vica President.
C. D. DONNELL.)3ecietary. • '
CAPT. WM., DYLAN, oeneral Agent:
'
John Irwin. 11., • Ortd .
r,
'"ini. Dean,
John D. McCord.. -.,. - -IL L. Pahnest
C. 0. Bun 7,,
.. , , W. H. Everson,)
Hervey MD _.W • Robert If .' Davis,
T. J. Hosiunson,— ', , ' Pruitt" &m e n
• Charles. Hays.:, , : ••- -, Atnt...l. T. ate's:Adele. .
FROPLESP 111811JHANCE COM.
o rnoz, if; E. COMB WOOD MYTH ST%
A EOM 0:1110111411 taklncTire and 'Marine Elskr.
Dinsinrilmat , -
wm.Phillips;Capt.'Jott L. Bhomis,
John Watt, Simnel P. ehriver,
John E. Parks. . - ,Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James muter. Laced B. Brush,
Wm. Man Ktrk , Xtti P. Lang
James D. Verner iet namuel IdcOrickirt.
wm. pwwt, President. . •
WA ,_ Ice President.
W. F. esAltarla_%_ klapeear . • .
cAPT. eogwvAtchoilialwuta
•
M :
Wa I
Philadelphia, Nov. 11, 1868.
• 46, CAS * •
34,117
$B9iM3
*Lew= al
43,586 69
23,966 GS
8710,1131
William Q.Bonitun,
flof-s:- ; z NOVEMBER 24;.,
INEII7ILANOE:
EIITERP.I . O3IE - 111113VBANCE CO
..OF: PIVISDIMGEI,: PA,
Office; NO. 424 PENN err.,
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az De.ro•ice.i. 'Pon!' Co. Boi.r..tniire,)
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- - DIRECTORS:
C.
RObt. Melo* In. Liddell. . W. d. Prides,
G. Ned* C. Van SWIM. _ ~ Eiroeb,
R. H. Mlers, .1. fiangwisett, ; Siebert,
L. J. Blanchard, J. Weisser, .-liehßdecker.
MTP.III, President.
BOST. BLOW'S. Vke Prost4kool.
BOBT. J. GitllC}4, Treasurer.,
sellrity' , J. J. ALBLETZ. Beeretnl7.
REMOVAL
Nm ONAL INSURANCE co.,
OP TEE (CITY OP Auatorspri,
Moe, No. 89 FEDERAL STBEET, entrance CC
Stockton Avenue., - •
FIRE INSVBANCE ONLY.
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w 4 30 ,t V. w. NABIIN. irealdent
A.S. Z. N Secretary,
• ' . Dl;Yeareata:
A. H. Rimush r.H. .WUllarasiJno. ThorerpeOu
deo. A. myler, - Jae, Lockhart, Joe. Myers,
Jas. L. Graham, Robt, Lea, , C. C. Boyle,
Jno.•'Bror, Jr. Geo. Gent, Jacob Kopp.
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107.498 72
BENlrriwr :
.INeURIAN
Mee In Franklin
NO. 43 Ohio
$201086 DO
A. HOKE COMP .•
lowa to the Comm
to merit a share of y. •
JIMMY IRWIN
ORO. D. RIDDLJA
DIRECTORS:
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Henry Irwlis, D. L. Patterson, ' Henry Elerwis,
Geo. B . Biddle, Jacob Frans, flattens Faas,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, " Jacob Brush, ,
W. H. Stewart, Ch. P. Wbbston, Jowl& Craig,
Jos. Canner, H. J. Elnkand,'. Jeremiah Konen.
anlshots
14E00 00
PANT ERN - INSURANCE COM. ,
OP PITTSBURGH.
I ER Nllllolf, President...
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, . P. .HERBERT . Secretary.
APT. OE@EGE NEELD, t*eneral Agent.
02103, .9% Water sU n apang A Co,', , s Ware.
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house, upstairs ; Pittsb urgh.
Will Luntre against all 'de of Fire and Marine
Risks. A home Institution, managed by. Directors
who are well known to the community, and who are
determined by promptness and liberality to milli} ,
tan the character which they 'have assamed, as sn.
of
Airing the best protection to thoscwho desire to be
insured. .
DialterrOan:
Alexander Ninsick, I ionn E. Nethnies
R. Miller, Jr., , Chas. J. Clarke,
James meenien William 13, Evans,
Alexander 13peer, ,--- / Joseph Kirkpatrick.
Andrew Ackleu, Phillipßeynter.
David N. Long, . Wm. Morrison,
D. Ihmsen. J •-• . :noll
20,200 00
81.000 w
15,000 03
WINES., LIQUORS, &o
PITTSBURGH lIPORTING HOUSE,:
ESTABLII33II3D 11330,
SCI-IMIDT.& FRIDAY.
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impowirsas OF. rounesi
WINES AND LIQUORS
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(o. 409 Penn Street, .Pitte lturgh,
Would direct the attention of the 'public to the bet
that, pa seising Bummer facilities through several
large Wine and Liquor Houses - In Europe. and
making their importations dimes, they are enabled
to offerlim . Yarbans/grades. of choice WINES AND.
Lultrouz at prices less than Eastern rates. Ex.,
aminstions of valities and comparteon of prices
respectfully solicited. •
A. choice assortment of pure OLD RYE WHD3.
constawar au hand
96.000 03
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40,178 S 3
647.36: SO
DUNE / NATIVE WINES.
\ISABELLA AND CA?AWBA
Of ourirn growing. Also.
the best brands, of
ORAMP4ONE, CLARET, SHERRY and PORT
WINES. ..Vine Growers , Company" of BRAN
DY. shit Wks. Just the thins for travelers.
N. Z.—Particular attention paid to simplvlng
familles:\ A. IFIAISAC,
yratas37 \ No. 4 Virgin alley. Pittsburgh.
JOSF.PH FINCH & CO.,
Bros. 185, 187,89, 191, 193 and 1911,
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FIRST STRICHT,PITTAHMHIS.
starrinraorryiuma OP
Capper Distilled Pare \ Eye Whiske
Also, dealers In romuart WINES 'Lad LIQUO
HOPS. de. trih2B.n63
TN THE COURT OF CO
PLEAS OP ALLEGHENY. COUNTY. P
J. C. DONALDSON vs. ALEX. EVA .
ZEUS, et. al.
No. 819 March Term 1808. Vo. 1331 n Part
Mon. Writ of Partition. -
To JOHN C. bONALDSON, ALES. CHAMBERS,
I J. C. BRYSON and NANCY; hls wile,(with right
of tlie said IANCI',) ELIZABETH ANN CHAM
BERS; MATTHEW - CH &BEE'S and StiSAZi
,1 CHAMBERS: - • ?"
You are hereby notified that an inquisition will be
held. in pursuance of the above mentioned writ Of
partition, on the premises, situate in the Fifth
Ward, Pittsburgh, being Lot No. 2511 in'. James
Alken , s part of the plan of the Northern Liberties,
County of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania. on
'THURSDAY. December 3 DIGS, at 10 'o'clock
A. is., to make partition of thepremises described
within the above mentioned writ. In such manner
and In such proportions as by the laws of this Com
monwealth is directed...tc., at which time and place
you may attend if yon think proper. .
SAMUF.taI.ICLULEY.,Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFlCe,Pittstiurgti, 0ct,27, 1868.
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A G
LLEHENY' . Y' SS.—In COUNTS.—In
4-6 " the Court of Court of Common Pleas in the
voluntal7 ossignineut of . CAMPBELL, PEARE
Co., No. 05L December Term, 1967. And now to
wit, November 7th, 1808, account of Leonard S.
Johns. assignee, exhibited to open court, and
of ; Assignee presented praying for his dla:
charge from lib\ trust. Whereupon the Court order
and decree that the Prothociotary give notice of the
exhibition and filing of said account, and by the
presentation of said petition, by publication for
three weekslif the "Legal Journal" and "Daily
Gazette," and that such account will be allowed
and such discharge granted, unless Canoe to the con.
trary be shoirn on or before the 3d of DECEMBER
next. Crzom the record'. .
nall:a3l* JACOB B, WALTER, Prothonotury.,,
4SB I L7GTON
BUILDING :AND' LOAN, ASSOCIATION,
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OP EAST BIRMINGHAM.
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Notice la hereof given that an anolleatlon has
been made at No. 385, December Term, 1858, for a
Charter for the, "WASHINGTON BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION GP EAST BIIIMINGHAM"
and the same will be granted at the next term of
- Cour+, nnlene.xceptiona a
• / JACOB IL WALTER, Prontionotary.
ort,4l:zl9W
TN THE COURT OF. QUARTER
SESSIONS of Allegheny county, No. —,Sept.
term, 1808, reopening of Hatfield street, WY of
Pittsburgh: The Comuussioner appointed to talte
testimony In the above case will meet all
teresten atlas office, N 0.103 PIIPTH AVENUE, on
wEDNEsDAY; November S3th, at.l
sr.. for bbe purpose of tatting the testimony of wit.
nests,; JOHN T. WILEY,
tonsil , ' -Commissioner.
BANKRUPT NOTICES.
TVESTERN DISTRICT of.PENN
y SYLVANIA, SS.
At Pittsburgh, the 31 day of November. A. D.
1868. The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
anpointment as Assignee or OLIVER AD OIS,
of south.rittsburgh. in the county of Aliegneny.
and State of Pennsylvania, within said district, wile
has been adjudged tibankrupt upon his own nett-
Hon by the I)lstrtet COM t of said district.
JOHN H. BAILEY.. Assignee,
nOtalyr Attorney - at - a1y,,89 UMW StrCtrt,
ME
E COMPANY,
NM
Tfu Bak Bu ilding
Aknegheny.
managed by Directors weD
y,'who trne
k by fair dealing
patronage. •
-President.
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.7..l3acretazy.
LEGAL.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTAME.
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VOR gALE.
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A - FARM OF 30 ACRES. on the line of Hie
Connellsyllie Railroad, 27 miles from the atty. In
Elisabeth township. Alßancor county. Pa. The
imuroveseente are a flee lwe-story brick house, wish
ten large rooms and hall. A large frame bank barn,
with Is ml ' stabling. and all other outbuildings In
complete order. One of the best of orchards, of nil
. kinds of fruit. The roll is rich new bottom. This'
property adjoins - the - village of Buono Vista: and
' has this advantage of churches, schools, mills,
stores, dc., and will , * sold a t the low price of
$15,000. The improvements alone are worth at
least all that is asked (Sr the' property. to say meth-
Int about the land, witch Iswora for garden pur
poses at least 810,009. For rat partiesders call at
my mace, or WILLIAM' A. BE., Esq., on the
.ALsO, A FARM OF 49 tACKIO3, situated tre Rho.
abeth township, Allegheny Wanly, Ps.. on The line
of the Connelisville Railroad, *bent 18 trills* iron
the city. The improvements gre a new stone &yell
ing.~ with eight rooms; a good barn and other out
buildings. This property Is offered at a very low
price. Call and secure yonrself a good bargee.
._.ALsO. A FARM OF 120 AGNES, situated in
Elizabeth township; Allegheny county, Pa. .1714
miles from the city, on the (Jonnetlayill Railroad.
opposite Elroins Station. within 20 athletes , walk
of the Station. The. Improvements are a frame:
house containing four rooms and kitchen, with a I
good cellar underneath; very good - barn and.other
on tbuildin ca. A No. A orchard. containing about
'2OO fruit bearing'B trees, all in good condition. 90
acres cleared land, the residue lu good timber, On- •
derlald with 23 acres of coal. ' ' - ' •
ALSO, A TWO-STORY 'BRICE HOUSE adjoin.
ing the Borough of Elizabeth, Allegheny county;
Pa., containing 91roama and Kitchen. Lot 60 fart
front by 126 back to an alley. A good Stable, wash
betide, bake-oven and other outbuildings. • I am au
thorized to sell Rat the low price of si,soe. on
good terms.
ALSO. In the Borough of Elizabeth, a good two
story BRICK HOUSE, containing 4 rooms. Lot
120 feet square. Will be sold at the exceedingly
low price of $9,500. on easy terms. -
ALSO. My Farm, known by the name of "Willow
Bank'," situated on theDonnelLsymeßsoroad 18
miles from the city. containing 79 ACRES, sill n
good condition. The improvements are aNo l:
brick house, two stories high, newly painted, con.
taining sir rooms: two halls running full length of
the house. The house is situated on a beautlfal
knoll. is surrounded by fruit trees. shrubbery, vines
and flowers, with a graded avenue running to the
Tomb.' Elver. Also, a large trame bank barn,
smoke house, wash house, coal huuse, bake-oven.
And other outbuildings, and a never-failing well o
water. Two large orebards, containing from six to
seven hundred fruit trees, nearly all in good bearing
condition. This farm abounds in small. fruits, via:.
Currants, raspberries. gooseberries, and s fine large
strawberry patch, which, in connexion with the
richness of the sell and nearness to the city; makes
It very desitable for gardening purposes. Very con
venient to schools, churches, stores and blacksmith
shop.; . .. u . • _
ALso. A FARM OP 158 ACRES, situated in
Elizabeth township, Allegheny county, Pa., 31
miles from the city of Pittsburgh. on the Connells
tulle Railroad, at Suter station. The improvements
are a common log house, a good frame barn, with
stabling for ten horses; a corn crib and wagon shed;
good orchard of fruit frees: fencing very good.
780 acres cleared, the residue in heavy timber land.
This farm is valuable—first. tor its excellent soil;
secondly; its timber; and thirdly. it contains more
limestone than any other farm in Pennsylvania; all
accessible. /The lower vein of limestone is 40 feet
thick; several other veins ranging from 234 to 6 ft.
in thickness; 'le t ter the whole farm. For partic
ulars enquire of LI SUTER, Esq., at dater §ta
tion, 'oa. at my o e. •
• ALso„ 17d ACRES, situated in St. Clair town
ship, Westmoreland county, Pa. near the line of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. at Houston Sniper'.
1 The improvements are a two-story frame mue,
with six rooms and good cellar, a frame bank tiara
40 by 60 feet, and other outbuildings. • There - is on
the - place a young apple . nil peach orchard: one herr
. dred and twenty acres cleared land; divided into
odds ol convenient else. a large portion of which
are well set In clover and timothl: the residue of
wild,tract coveted with good timber. It is well wa
tered, and underlaid witletoal and limestone, and
Is convenient to churches, schools, stores, mills and
olacksmitkahops. A rea l bargain Is offered in
this excellent farm, ... , . 1
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ALSO. A beautifully situated tract. of 80 ACRES
of valutdde land; under good fencing, situated in
McCandless township, Allegheny county, Pa., on A
to hip road, 7 measured miles from the Market
Hose, Allegheny City. 1 his tract is well adapted
fnr - a garden or dairy farm, being convenient and of
- easy access to either clt•r, and near enough to tie'
Dm of the Mahoning Rai lroad to make it very desi
rable for country seats, for persons doing business •
in the city. - • . ~, • •
ALSO, The best firm in Young township, Indiana
county. Pa., 4 miles from Western Penna. R. It. at
Livermore Station, containing 300 ACRES-295
scrag cleared and under No. 1 fencing, as well as
tine farming condition; the Dolan,* in good white
oak timber. The improvements ere - 2. two-story
Dame houses. nearly new of eightrooms each and
finished basements and a ttics: adorn bank barn 50
by 80 feet, a two-story spring house' and other ne
cessary outbrillAings, all in good ord• 5 acres of
orchard of choice varieties of traits:l 'feet vein of
coat (now open ;) underlying the ,wii, le tract, nod
limestone In abundance, with plenty of perinea of
never-failieg water. Taken all tog Cher--houses,
fencing, soil, nice lying surface , Public highway,
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churches, schools, nillis. de. —l' know• • of no more
inviting and desirable tract ' of land in Western
Pennsylvania.
ALSO. FARM AND MILLS. A 'Mall tract °IGO
ACRES of very "valuable land in Hem township -
Westmoreland county, Pa.; wellticed and in 1
high state of cultivation. with new me dwelling,;,
and other outbuildings: - a new grist and saw mina
complete, with two run of burrs, two bolting cloths 4
and all the needed fixtures, in good order, and a•
young orchard of choice fruits; lane is all underlaid:
with a six foot vein of coal, now opened and work
• ed, at the back of the mill, and limestone in abed-
ance.', Call soon and secure a good bargain; . f..
' ALSO, FARM OF 160 ACE M, situated immedbi
Wily upon the line of the, Pennsylvania Railroad;
at Blairsville Intersection, 54 miles east of the
city. The improvements area two-storystone house
of 8 rooms„ a .No. Liman, 45 by 65 feet , - the best of
stabling and other outbuildings. The land lies well.
Is well fenoed.ls in goodearming order, and will be
sold very cheap if applied for aeon. • .
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For fir . thee particulars enquire of
G. H. TOWER, Befit Estate Agad)
No: 164 701:111T11 AVENUE.
oort: •
VOA MALES
.pere at WWII Bun. .
Acres anti House in East Liberty.
Acres, unimproveci.'on Troy Hill.
Acres on Greensburg Pike.
Acres on Four Mlle. Bun Itoad, .mtles iron
R.
0 Acres near P. P. W. & C. R. B.
IS Acres near Pa. H.R., Westmoreland county.
I) Acres at Hill Side Station, Pa. B. R.
Firms in Preston county, Went Virginia
Acres in Armstrong county, underlaid With
coal.
108 Acres and good ImproveMents, in Trumbull
county. Ohio.
900 Acres of Timber land, With Saw MI and,
dwellings.
House and Lot on Center Avenue, near Kir* ,
~ trick.
• ouse and Lot on Vicroy street.
House and Lot in Mast Liberty.
Hose and Lot in Mansfield. "
Hou eland Lot on Carroll street, Allegheny.
Hone and Lot on Beaver avenue.
Hews and 4 Lots; very cheap, on Vine street.
9 Lots, very cheap, on Vine street.
HOUSes ver y
Lot on Franklin street.
11 tiothm ,a Rooms and 2 Lots on Roberts St.
Farms In Illinois, Missouri and West Virginia.
Coal Lands in Allegheny. Westmoreland, Payette
and Beaver counties in Penna. , •
TO-LET. • •
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2 Rouses of 9 Rooms 2e , 17th ward; rent 006
3 do. of 3 do. dO . 17th do. do. 144.
21 do. of 3 do. do:\
Bth
do. do. 156
do. of 6 do. do. Stit do. do. 260
1 do. of 6 do. do. Bth do. do. 200
1 do. of 0 do. do. 9 do. do. i 600;
1 do. of 3 do. do. 6th do. do. 409
1 do. of 5 do. do Bth o. do. 940
1' do. of 4 do. do. 17th db. do. UM
1 , do. of 7 do. do. 20. do.\
\be .
1 . do. re
of 6 do. Grant stet.
• The Houses that . I have for rent wilt rentsyd
very' low to good tenants for the balance& he ren
tai yeah
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APPLY AT
D. P. wars REAL ESTATE OFFICE'
No. 91 Grata St., Pittsburgh.
no:Do
yell SALE & TO LET.—Mouses
and Lots 'Ur sale in allzpa the eity and inp.
tabs. Also, several P FACTORgood locations.
Also, a small WOOLENYorith AO urea
of land, and good improvements,' which I will sell
cheap and on reasonable terms. Business Houses
'to let on good streets. Private Dwelling Houses for
rent in both cities. For further particulars inquire
WILLIAM
til
WARD,
7a22 110 Grant street. onnositeCathedral.
CCHEAP HOMES IN TIE
We are anthortzed to offer two thousand acres.
oi good hind in 3lissond at the low price of seventy
gee cents 'per acre. Will be divided into forty.
eighty,: or one hundred and sixty acre tracts .to snit
the purchaser. Title good ano all taxes paid U.
This offer to remain open only one week. : For nut
particulars apply to Bj 3fcLAIN &
nolti corner Fourth and Sml thtleld streets.
ITALITABLE BELLFIELD Prop
, Eltili FOR BAL IC.—A good two story brick
dwelling house. , well built aad ..onveniently ar
ranged, hal; large parlor, six rooms and cellar; lot
1410 •ert I tont on Dlthridge street 07130 deem an
%ate 14 Mlle from Oakland; easy of access br al rest
cars. For further informatiOn apply to •
8. CUTHBERT SNS,
'mos ' 83 +Smithfield street.
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VALUABLE PlIOPErtTlr . iron
SALE, with gond btlek buildings, baring a
large front on Liberty street ,_Perry street and Die.
snub (Palley. B—C UT HBERT PONS„
86 ausithrleld street.
10:tait4qL:V.Vto):Y=VsiiiWtel
IrOLOIES, BELL & CO., •`-
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS,
P='MEII3I:rIIGrEt.
Nano tares of FULLYI ZGII3/4 &ad LIGHT
/promos AND ar.,..eisozzi-,.
SNENTINGS AND BAVTING;
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M=MBEI=CTE.
arNJEM - 01MR4 HOV&E.
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Lessee...
Msnager
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Last nicht but three of the snecestful engagement
ottbe inimitable Comedian, • • • - - ',' •
Y. 8: CHANIMAI7. ,
wIEDNmsDA.r Evi. st I AG. November aborill be
presented tha street Drttnialization, in five 313t6.br
firs. sosshwortwo • - . • .
HIDDEN HAND. _
-Wool • ' Mr. chairran
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To coneind;iivith the elorions farce of the ,
DESEWrED DllTteltlikli.
Grind Thank_rffiring- Matinee on' Thursday after.
ioon at which M r. Chanfran Isla appear.;
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tar"PWITSB11111G0 THEATER.
Lessee • • - E. W. StriLLigate.
' Manager " • J elm 0:111AGLa.
Treasurer G. G. EU:VYING.
',The management t ske g.cat pleasure In announc
ing to the public or this city that It tai (greeted. as
.engagement with the Demme"i and daring equestm
mine,
• MISS KATE FISHER.
in bee great speciality of , • • • •
•an audited an enters New Tort company. •
Dress C rcle cad Paniuette, Wk. F.mily,Cirele
25r. Doom, opeast W. .Perfonnaacelo commence
t 8.
IgrritlintEßLE , lii VARIETIES
THEATER. . • s
N.,W. WILLIAMS Lessee and Manager.
Om. B. EDZlON—Staie_ Manager.
TBANKOGIVINO FESTIVAL Witra.
MISS MAUDE. ST. JAMES.
the great Vocalist. ' " •
10 4 1PrrP,'EtrNiti..M # •
New MilitaryDrasna. entitled THE FEMALE
SEAR enHOOTEES OF .UNCLE SAM. Two per
formahees on Thasktilvlng Day. - Attarnoea at Mg
rir BURNELL , * . 2111SEIYM ,A_ND
PARLOR MENAGERIE '
The Great Family., lieNgorte.
FIFTH APENtII. betsreen Smitliffeld and Wood
streets. oDpoelte Old Theatre: '
AMP - Open Day and - all the, year mad.
Admission, AS cents; Children., 13.easzts:
ligr FAIR AND FESTIV.AL.—
There will be a FALlit and - FICSTIV.A.L . in •
rthe FIRST .CUMBERLARP • PBESBYTEEIAN
iblEußcH on SIXTH .km i U•ll, between Wood
clad Smithfield streets y, to-marrow and
ThursdaY. day and evening. ' . • •
:Dinner fiom 12 to 3: tapper 8 to 7 o'clock P. Si.
Oysters and Ice Cream, as-desired; fancy trot useful'
articles for sale.
Thanksgiving sere ices at 10,ti o'clock and
dinner on THITRSDA.r.! • - •
Tickets of Admis on-Adults A 5 cents; children
10 , cents. - - • no=ssl
EXCITING PACING RACE.-
On TliliftSDAM.Novainter 26tb, ISW at
WEST VIEW PARR fow a parsoof Doe Hanored
and Filly Dollars, mate beats:three 1.11 five to
D. C. Belly enters sorrel mare . Lady Jackson
Doc Bates enters tar gelding Day Billy.
3LAyo . r Monroe enteie,•bay geldlngJlmmylan.
The same day a running rate! will take Mace be
tween the celebrated mares IDA.IHAT and EAGLE'
for a parse of One Hundred Dollars,-two-thirds of a
mile heats, three in nye.
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The above race'will come Off at 2 Weloeli. - 1
no3laras3 JUHN CAMBON. Proprietor
rsdF. sub: momumr. •
CLATA pr tNlvEasrry.] .
Oren his ietvlees to the public teachet‘_of
GIMVIAtif, ZEUSIO AND DRAWIATG.
Also, as TRANSL ATOR and INTERPRETER. •
Office 144 SMITHFIELD STREET, third story,
arPROFeCARPENMPS
FASHIONABLE DANCING AcApply.
No. 78 THIRD STREXT, is now open for the ris ,
caption ot -Class days and hours--For La- •
dies; Masters and Misses, Wednesday and Saturday,
at 5131, o'clock. For Gentlemen—Tuesday, an*
Friday. Evenings,' at 8 o'clock. Private legions I
given. Cireulars can be had at the' Music Stores
and at the Academy. Classes out of the- clty,t
convenient, attended to.
sir Hall to let to Select Parties
PROFESSIONAL.
WILLIAM A. STOKES
HAS DEBI:MID TAE
PRACTICE OF LAW.
IN PHIL.A.DELPHIL. Office Nb. 'll3 soma,/
FIFTH STREET, below Chestnut. norttatz
117111. B.
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ALDER33AiIf kND EX OFFICIO JUSTICE OP
THE PEACE.
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
Speelaratteation glren to eouveyane.ing stndeot
leetions Deeds Bowls and Mortgages drawn np,
and all legal butane's attended to promptly and se
aurately, • •
JOS. A. BUTLER,
ALDERKAN AND Pomo JUGIEITBATZ
Mice, L%6 'WYLIE STRHET, iaela Wishhitt%
PITTSBYRGH, P.A.. •
Deeds, Bon e dz, Morto9„ Atioysp iedgment ,
li= i s t e ° e n z e gatited e =Aly, 4ll all leglttmss
mnE:O9
SAINUMIL MIDDIA,STERq,
AI:DERMAN,.
Sit , Oblcitratastloe of the Peace and Pollee Nag*
state. UJAe e GRANT STREET, opposite the Cr'
thedrali YITTSBURGH, P.K. •
D D epo d iO ' Bo a d d
al M lLg g a a l g Bus Ac n no x w cu d e gm wi t,
promptnesi and disnatcD. .• • WW t
EIISTACE 15..11101Lit0*,
- AxADm.uar.A2kr,
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autrri.cr, THE PEACIL 4 i D
, POLICE MAGISTRATE,
OFFICE, N 0.73 PENNA, AVENUE, PITTOBURGH, PA
Deeds Bonds, Mortgages, Acknowledgment ,,
Depositions and all Legal - Business executed catty
promptness and dispatch. mi 29
A kit,74gox ?
Justkoy the Pala,
CONVEYANCER, REAL ESTAIE a INSURANCE AO
CARBON STREET, EAST BIRMINGHAM.
Collection of Rents solicited and p ronsptly attend..
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WILLIAM J 11! BARN ER,
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'JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, CONVEYANCER AC.,
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JOHN `I,II:IDELL,
ATTORNEY-AT-LA*.
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PrTTSB utr.trEl, PA.
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