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I. E. ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
Much Buntings Transacted—These Ada:M
tn/Inn Trial—mourilacceived tor lieue
helarl, ll—Church IrAtenston—Anutver-
Tersary--Addrrisses—Sulid.ay rberirices
—Time of Closing dm.
ECoricrondence Pittsburgh Gazette%)
NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO, /
March xO,lBBO,
•
- To-day the Coriferenci3 has done mach
business. The following were received
on trial, into the traveling connection :
Silas T. Mitchell, M. L. Steffy, Thomas
W. Anderson, Merriman C. Harris, Ben
jamin F. Beazell, R. Keys, J. W. McEn
tire, Christian H. Feitt, Charles W. Mil
ler, Harris H: Hogan, Joseph W. Miles,
Milton M. Sweeney, D. Dudley, William
D. Sletse, James H. Mann.
The Board of Stewards report 88,413.33
received this year for the worn out
Preachers, and the widows and orphans
of Preaohers. This is a grand sum—in
excess of any former year. In taking
care of our beneficence no Conference ex
celled mu; none, I think, equals us. Of
this we may be justly proud.
Several Committees have reported and
their reports hive been adopted.
This evening -the Anniversary of the
Church Extension 'Society is being held.
Bev. Gray, Of Chicago, who is to
take charge of Christ Church, in your
city, provided he can get a transfer,
makes one of the addresses, and Dr.
Dempsey the other. .
MONDAY, March 22.
Yesterday was Et high day. It was
clear and bright; and the people enjoyed
it and its privileges very much. All the
chuzches were crowded and their pulpits
filled by ministers from the Conference.
The Methodist Church was, of course,
the place of greatest attraction. A Con
ference love feast was held at 8;4 o'clock
A. M., at which there were many wit
nesses for Jeans. Old menand young and
Women told their religions experience.
God was present and blessed his people.
At 10j4 o'clock
. 131 shop Ames preached a
thoughtful, appropriate and earnest ser-
Mon, afttz which the deacons were Or
dained. At 3 o'clock Dr. Drummond
preached and all the - elders were ordain
ed. In the evening Rev. McMullen, of
Indiana, delivered a sermon that set
everything on fire. He is a wonderful
man, wonderful as to voice, manner and
power. He closed with a shout and
the whole audience seemed to catch the
enthusiasm. There was intense feeling.
Songs of 'praise were sung in which•the
vast multitudepresent joined, and I may
hear better singing this side of Heaven,
but I doubt it very much.
The Conference will closeto.day.
Amicus.
Place of Next Conference—Reports and
Resolutions—Thanks--The Town and
People.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO.
- March 22, 1869.
The hour% prayer meeting has just
closed. It was one of great interest. Dr.
Pershing is reading the minutes of Sat
urday's proceedings. •
Johnidown, Brownsville, Pennsylvania
avenue, Pittsburgh, Kramer Chapel,
Steubenville, Salem, Alliance, Brighton,
Kittanning, asked for the next session of
our Conference, and Johnstown -was se
lected:
The Conference resolved to raiselll,ooo
for its claimants the coming year.
The Bishops are requested to fix the
time of holding the sessions of our Con
ference in the latter pait of April. •
A resolution putted that the preachers
be careful to see that a fair' and full vote
on the question of Lay Delegation be
taken in June, as ordered by the last
General Conference.
In the report of the . Committee' on
Temperance a resolution was reported
and adopted to the effect that a member
of our Church who signs a petition for 11-
cease to sell intoxicating drinks, violates
the spirit of the Discipline, and ought to
be admonished of the error of his way by
his pastor.
At two o'clock H. Conference met
for its closing session.
.The report on the State of the Church
'has a resolution in it, which wasadopted,
disapproving of all church fairs and fes
tivals, and condemning dancing and the
atre-goirig.
• The assets of the Pittsburgh Christian
Advocate exceed its liabilities by .12,000,
and it has a circulation of 18,000 copies.
Its editors received the commendation
of the Conference for the able and effi
cient manner in which they perform
their duties.
A - series of resolutions of thanks were
passed by a unanimous and very hearty
vote, to the citizens of New Philadel
phia, for the generous manner in which
they entertained the' members of the
Conference. This was most certainly
their due, for a cleverer set of people
than these Philadelphians it has not been
our fortune to meet. They know how
to do the right thing by their guests.
Their town is rapidly improving and
bids fairly to be a city shortly. The
church in which the Conference held its
sessions isa new building, large, well
finished and furnished, has a tower and
steeple, and a sweet-toned bell, from the
foundry of Mr. Fulton, of your city. It
is by far the best church in the place.
Two things specially worthy of note
respecting the Conference are these: the
religious tone of all its proceedings and
the great number of people in constant
attendance. Both of these were themes
of conversation among all the members
of the Conference, even among the oldest
members.
I append such part .of 'the list of ap
pointments as will interest your readers.
•__ . • A*ldt 7 S.
APPOINT/IE3M OP PTTTSBIIEGH CONFER
HICCB.]t.H.,CHURCH.
West Pittsburgh .District-4. L. Petty,
P. E.—Liberty Street, W. H. Locke;
Ames Ohttrelii S. Y. -Kennedy; Temper
anceville, R. Hamilton; Chartiers, M. S.
Kendig; Mansfield, E. Birkett; Washing
ton, M. Davidson;,Notdeatown and
Fayette; E. B. l Webste'ri Florentie, G. A-
Sheets; Georgetown, 2‘, Huston; Wend
burg,. - Ito—Chaproater -Franklin, Ax Brown; Independence ; Z. 'W.' Kes sler,
Ciaysivillet. W. Gamble:: Canonsburg. J.
C, Castle;,, Davidson, to be. supplied; Pe
tisrs Creek, T. C. McClure; Mt.Weeni nn .
ton, W. L.'Weekly;'Phillipabiirk, J.
Wallace; Slionsetowni J: Dillon. •
w, Long, Chaplain to Western Sea--
men's Friend Ch
and member of,the
Liberty Street quartetlyDoofereno e .
- Ceanage, Agent • Westeni Sen.
mans' Friend Society- and - member of
I,dberty Street . Quarterly Conference,.
Joseph • Horner, Agent of the Pitt s .
burgh Book:Depository,. and member o f
Smithfield Street Quarterly Conference,
6bufli 'Pittsburgh District—L. R. Bea
com, P. E.--Wesley Chapel, J. S. Lein-
Mon; Trinity, R. Morrow; City Mission,
J. B. Dber; Birmingham; J. C. High;
South Pittsburgh. J. A. Lowman; Pine
Run, N. P. Kerr: California and. Green
field, 1). A. Pierce; Bentleysville and
Pigeon Creek, J. V. Yarnell; Mononga
hela Circuit, C. H. Edwards; Mononga
hela City, A. W. Butts; Beallsville. J.
Mclntire; Waynesburg, J. L. Salley;
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Hopewell and Simpson, to be , supplied;
Greensboro, T. Patterson; Meant Morris,
J. D. Leggett; Carmichaels. J. G. Gogley;
Redstone, S. Wakefield. E. Dudley; West
Bend, Josiah Mansell; M. 'IL' Eaton,
Bible Agent and member of Birmingham
Quarterly Conference.
Southeast Pittsburgh District—R. L.
Miller,P. E.—Smith fi eld street. H. Mil
ler; entenary Church, R. T. Miller;
Braddock's Fields,, T. McClure; Eliza
beth, J. J. Moffitt; McKeesport, H. Con
kle; Fayette Circuit, C. McCaslln; Bridge
port, 8. W. Horner; Brownsville. J. L.
Deena; Fayette City and Bellevernon.
E. Williams; Uniontown, C. W. Smith;
Connellsville, C. W. Scott; Dravo and
Greenock, M. Melt. Garrett; Rostraver,
D. K. Stevenson; West Newton, J. Mech
em; Mount Pleasant, T. Storer; Somerset
and Jenner, A. H. Norcross, S. T. Mitch
ell; New Lexington, J. E. Williams; Ad
dison, R. M. Freshwater; Squirrel Hill,
to be supplied; Donegal, T. W. Mclntyre;
Millers, D. Hess.
East Pittsburgh District—A. J. EndsleY,
P. E.—Pennsylvania Avenue, J. J. Jones;
Lawrenceville, J. A. Miller; East Liber
ty, H. L. Chapman; Wilkinsburg, W..P.
Blackburn; Irwin Station, N. G. Miller;
Penn Station, C. W. Miller; Murray&
villa, R. Jordan; Bethel, J. T; Riley;
Greensburg, T. N. Boyle; New Derry,
H. H. Perching; Blairsville, H. C. Boa.
corn; Salzburg, J. N. Pershing: Latrobe,
J. J. Hays; Ligonier, R. J. White; Me
chanicsburg, A. Baker, M. W. Sweeny;
Indiana, A. P. Leonard; New Florence,
W. A. Stuart.; Johnstown, A. H. Thomas;
Perkinsville, M. J. Montgomery;
Wil
more, C. H. Feitt; Homer and Blacklick,
J. S. Wakefield.
North Pittiburgh Diatrict—D. L..Demp-
Bey, P. E.—Christ Church, to be sup
plied; • Union Centenary, E. M. Wood;
Tarentum, W. Smith; Union and Emory,
W. Darby; Millerstown, M. B. Pugh;
Freeport, E. B. Griffin; Harmony, Geo.
Orbin; Butler, W. D. Stevens; Kittan
ning, W. P. Miner; Elderton, J. Gray;
Dayton, R. G. Edmonds; Marchand, M.
J. Sloppy; Apollo, M. W. Dallas; Sandy
Creek, W. W. Ronp; Smithport, W. D.
Sleese; Brownsdale, to be supplied;
Leecbburg, J. F. Core; Knox, H. Long,
I. C. Pershing, President of Pittsburgh
Female College and member of Christ
Church Quarterly Conference, Geo.
Loomis, President of Allegheny College
and member of Christ Church Quarterly
Conference.
Allegheny District—J. W. Baker, P. E.
Beaver street, J. M. Carr; South Com
mon, S. M. Hickman; -Union Church, J.
J. Molllyar; Thigoeene. R. Cunningham;
Allegheny Circuit, F. D. Fast; Sewick
leyville, C. A. Holmes; Freedom, R.
Hopkins; Unionville, W. Johnson;
Beaver, James Hollingshead; Bridge
water,)Joseph Hollingshead; Rochester,
L. Paine: New Brighton, J. R. Mills;
Beavet Falls, J. McCarty; Enon
J. Z. Moore; Salem, W. Cox; Columbi
ana, J.J. Jackson; S. H. Nesbit, Editor
Pittsburgh Christian Advocate and mem
ber of South Common Quarterly Confer
ence. R.T. Taylor, President Beaver,
Female Seminary and member of Beaver
Quarterly Conference; J. A. Swaney,
Missionary to South America, and mem
ber of Beaver street Quarterly Con
ference.
Canton District—John Williams, P. E.
Canton, H. Sinsabaugh; Massillon, W.
Lynch; Greentown, J. W. Shlranli
ance. J Drummond; Mount Union, W.
Pittenger; Damascoville, W. R. Brown;
Waynesburg, J. M. Swan; Sandville, I.
Winters; Carrolton, J. R. Roller; Mal
vern, W. C. P. Hamilton; T. F. Huddle
ston; Hanoirer, L. S. Beagle; Marlboro,
L. M. Bray; Elkton A. J. Lane; Leav
ittaville, G. W. B a ker ; Roxford, to be
supplied; New Cumberland, G. B. Hud
son; New Lisbon, J. F. Jones, 0. N.
Hartshorn, President of Mount Union
College and member of Mount Udion
Quarterly Conference.
htteubenvilie District—W. R. Watkins,
P. ,E.—Steubenville. Bramer;Chapel,.E.
Hingeley; Steubenville, Hemline Chap
el, S. P. Wolff; South Steubenville, W.
B. Grace; Richmond, T. H. Wilkenson;
Wintersrille, J. &Inner; Springfield, T.
M. Hudson; Harlem, John Wright;
Smithfield, A. E. Ward; Bloomfield. J.
Q. A. Miller; New Somerset, G. D. Kin
near' J. R. Keys; Salineville, John Hes
ton; Wellaville, J. Henderson; Smith's
Ferry. C. Thorn; Liverpool. A.. Scott;
New Market, .W. L. Dixon; Leesburg, G.
Crook; Hammondsville and Hunters
vile, S. H. Cravens; .Unionport. to be
supplied; R. S. Hogue, Poifessor of Rix-
rat Seminary, member of New Market
Quarterly Conference.
Birmingham Council.
The Council of the Borough of BLe
mingham, met last evening.
The Council. as constituted for the en
suing year, is as follows : Messrs. Atter
bur y, Malwaine, Redman and Ward,
(who hold over;) and Messrs. Oliver,
Schwarm, Voegley and Doyle, (members
elect.)
•The oath of office was administered to
the new members. The election of
officers was postponed until next Friday
evening.
The Burgess announced the standing
committees for the ensuing year, as for
Finance Committee—Messrs. Michael
Ward, T. B. Atterbury, John Redman.
Street Committee—Messrs. D. B. Oil-
ver Jacob Schwarm, Wm. Doyle.
Market and Wharf CommittBe•-41435ai11.
13, Mellwaine l D. B. Oliver, Conrad Voeg
leyo.n
Police and , Public Buildings—
Jacob Schwarm. John 'Redman, Conrad
Voegley.
On motion of Mr._ Ward, Council ad
journed to meet on next Friday evening.
Notice was given that the special Com
mittee appointed to confer with the Presi
dent and Directors 'of the Monongahela
Valley Railroad CoMmittee, will meet at
the office of Burgess . Ammon, in East
Birmingham, on next Thursday evening.
'BRIEF, TELEGRAMS.
--Samuel B. Williamson, a prominent'
coinraission merdhant of Memphis, died
on Sunday.
—Thomas -H. Feulds, spoken of 98
postmaster of Cincinnati, moved to that
city on Saturdity.. •
Yates The Cieldet PaptiliMllia, at Penn 'ran
Y
ates county, New "York, were destroyed
by 'fire illattirdaY
,t4icht. Lord
insuaeid.
woodchopper-named Roberts was
killed near Cleves; twelve - miles west of .
Cincinnati, on Wednesday, by a .11mb
falling on him. . - •
• --Colorado :emit spoke at the Court
House 44 Louisville,last , night, ,
adopting for his subje ct the p rinciples'of
his new party. • --
Ge
—P. Bigelow Liivrence Consul nor
al to Italy, died at Washington on Sun
day morning. He WIM3 the son of Abbott
Lawrence, of Boston.'
—Captain Egbert" ThOinas hais 'beeik
transferred to the naval station at Mound ,
Foster Illinois. Commander James P.
has been relieved from that sta
tion and placed on waiting orders. '
A young German in Newark, N. J.,
being refused by the girl he loved, shot
her at her residence on Sunday, killing
her almost instantly, and then, with the
same pistol, put an end to his own exist
ence.
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SPECIAL NOTICES:
iger'NOTICE IS HEREBY 441V11N
to ail OWNEEB OF DRAWL CAETB.
CARRIAGES. MEMOIRS, tc.. (whether resident
or non resident,) la tae City of Pittsburgh, to
pay their Licenses at this ofilee YOStinWrril, is
accordance withan Act of Asssmbly approved
March 30, 1800. and an ordinance of the Conn
'ells of the of Pittsburgh, passed April 10,
1580. I •
All Licenses ) not paid on or before MAY 15,
1809, will be placed in the hands of a police of
ficer for collection, subject to a collection fee of
50 cents, and all persons who neglect or refuse
to take oat Licenses will be subject to a penalty
double the amount of the license, to be recovered
before the Mayor.
The old metal plates Of last year must be re.
turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or 95
cents additional will bicharged on each License.
RATES OF LICENSE: -
Each one horse vehicle ' $ 7.50
Each two horse veetcle 12 00
Each four horse vehicle ' 15.00
Each two horse back 15.00
Omnibus And Timber Wheels drawn by two
horses, $lB.OO each. One dollar extra will be
charged for each additional horse used In any of
the above vehicles. - A.. 1. COCHRAN,
feltsaPl:nwP City Treasurer.
lar BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
This splendid rail Dy e is the best in the world:
the only true and eat Dye; harmless, yells
ble,instantaneons; no dlsappointment; no ri
diculous tints; remedies the erects of bad
dyes; invigorates and s o w s So ld
Hair soft and
beautiful. mats or brown. Sold b all Druggists
and Perftimers; and properly applied at Batche
lor, a Wig Factory. No. 16 Bend street. New
York. eel8:148
IarEPILEPSY CAN BE CURED
—Those having friends afflicted are ear.
neatly solicited to sand for • Circular Letter of
References and Testimonials, which will con
vince the most skeptical of the curabitfty of Me
disease. Address VAN BUREN LOCIiROW,
)L D. 38 Great Jones street, New Tors.
mhle:g2t-dAY
Ia'MARRIAGE AND CELIDA.
CY.—An Essay for young men on the crime
of Solitude, and the DISEATOES and ABUSES
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with
sure means of relief. Sent in seals d letter en
velopes. free of charge. Address , Dr. J. Wilt,
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association. Phila
delphia, Pa. 1119:daT
LIFE INSCRINCE COMPANY,
I:rNMD STATES OF AMERICA,
Chartered by Special Act of Congress.
Approved July 515, 1666.
Cash Capital - - - 61;000,000.
Branch Office: PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST NATIONAL NABS. BUILDING.
Where Illegenerat baldness. of the Company Is
transacted. sad. to which all general corres
pondence should be addressed.
DIRICCTO SS.
JaCooke. PhUeda. E. A. Rollins. Wash , n.
C, H. Clark, Phnada. Henry, D. Cooke, Wash.
John W. Ellis. Clneln 'l. W. R. Chandler,Wuk.
W.G. Moorhead. Phlla. Jac). D. Deirees. Wash.
Geo. F. Tyler. Phlla. Ed. Dodge, N. York.
J. HtnekleY Clark. Phila. H. C. Fannestock.N.Y
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OFFICERS.
C. H. CLARK, IR:lll*delehia. President.
HENRY D. DODEE, Washington, Vice rreald , t.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee.
EMERSON W. PEET, Phil.. See'; and Actuary.
E. 8. TURNER, Washington . Assn Secretary. - -
FRANCIS G. SMITE D., Medical Director,
,
J. EWING. MitARS. Au't Med. Director.
MEDICAL. ADVISORY BOARD.
J. K. BARNES, Burg. General U. S. A., Weston..
W
P. J.
iP HORWITZ, Chief Medical Dept U. S. N.,
hlngton.
D. W. BLISS, M. D.. Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WM. E. CHANDLER, Washington, D. C.
GEORGE HARDING: Philadelphia, Pa.
This Company, N &Donal In Its character, offers,
by reason of the Lam- Capital, Low Rates of
Premium and New Tables the most desirable
means of insuring life yet presented to the pub.
11c.
The rates 'of premium being largely redueed,
are made as favorable to the insurers as those
of the best. Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties of Notes, Divi
dends and the misunderstandings which the lat
ter are so apt to cause the Policy-Holders.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which need only to be understood to
Drove acceptable to the p ublic, such as INCold E
PRODUCING POLICY arid RETURN. PREMI
UM POLICY. In the former, the policy-bolder
not only secures life insurance , payable at death,
but will receive. t 1 living, after a period of a few
years, ars annual income sat nten per cent.
OD per sent.) of the par of Ms policy. The lit
ter the Company agrees to returnee the assured
the total amount of money Aches paid Lar
e n ad
dition to the amount of his poticy. a id
n,
of persons contemplating insuring their lives
or increasing the amount of insurance they a!-
ready have, is rebut to the special advantages
offered by the National Life Insurance Com
pany
Circulars Pamphlets and full particulars s given
on appilDytiton to
_the Brancti Office Com
iirn 120 1 :a. 11 YIN ARE WAN E D Treye ry
City and Town; and applications from. compe
tent parties for such agencies with suitable en
dorsement, should be addressed Tsi THE COM
PANY'S GENBRAL AGENTS ONLY, In their
respective districts.
GENERAL h 0101111:
Z. W+ CLARK & CO., Philadelphia,
For Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE & CO., Wasbington,D. 0.
For Maryland,' Delaware, Virgi ni a, District
of Columbia and West Virginia.. _
IBA B..bIeVAT it CO..
Agents for' Allegheny. Beaver, Bußer.. Mercer
and Washington counties. •
For further particulars address B. RUS
SELL, Manager. Pbiladelptda. au2solW4r
FOR. SALM-REAL ESTATE
ARDENERS • TAKE NOTICE.
Igr —FOR SALE.—The , FOUNTICZN MILS-
61D, on the Allegheny liver; and now
used for gardening purposest well inivroved mut
in a high , state of cultivation; contalplng 40 or :
150 acre 6, now offered at a bargain. won.
AA*, other Farms .In , good locations: Wotan".
Factory. two, Bows, and i renty arretof laud ,
on the Central Railroad, owe and Lots Sof
Sale'and To-let in both' et_ ,tie or further pato
tumors Inman of WiLLIAY . •
fe26 110 Oran stmt. oanoette eathMraL,
TALVABLE FARM FOR BALE;', v-v --situate OK. miles fkom RAI CM'S Ratio:to
on Western RennsTiranla +Railroad; IT
from Allealionf City; /ontains alb gore s a r l an d.
00 of which elearea; balance In best•timber. l
water In every field, underlaid with beat of Coal; 7,
sou excellent ;for -Brain + frowlas ; on which are
erected a, two story frame dwelling, two stables,
a lining orchard Jost beßßlnhlnato bear-Of Vest'
Puality. of trait: good WIWI from statism to firm;
ersona wanting one, of th e best farms in, the;
county, And at ow price Mid easy terms Are e.ro
primal, directed to Use MaomaAßplitb • +
, . Real Estate Ai..u
_ .
WSTJERNOO A
ofcres LA D 4
Land :3Hrey:
'ln lowa. and
.MinnerOtili Price from "WOO to
55.00 per acre. Land bought and sold on com•
mission. 'rages paid; Titles examined; abstracts
furnished; Surveying and Minting done.
Information furnished in reference to localitYl
quality and valuation of lands. ,General collect.
builaelis done. Address _ ,
Ja2i:dBB
oznyrErr; SOAP STONE, .Bzo.
HAMBLIN &WE, No. 124
Smithfield street. Sole Manufacturers of
I.rren , a Felt Cement and Gravel Roofing. Ma.
Serial for sale. la5:110
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WASHINGTON. D. C.
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-AUCTION SIALES.
By B. B. 91ann3.01 al 00.
mOOTIIAROES AND CARPETS
FOR THE .MILLION.
SMITHSON'S EMPORIUM,
55 AND 57 1,17711. AITENTLE
Messrs. H. B. ShitTHBON t CO.. proprietors
of the well known Mammoth Auction House are
creating an excitement consequent upon the ar
rival of new goods which are being sold at re
markably low prices. Goods ofbvery variety; the
finest sewed boots, the most 'fashionable bal.
tnoral gaiters , and anklet rhoeS. slippers, de,
blankets, flannels, cloths. cagaimeres, cutlery
and carpets. Call ana examine. No trouble to
show goods. Ladles% misses' and children's
furs at Molest your own prices. All geode war
ranted as reuresented. • nca4l
FOR SALE.
EAST BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY
. AT AUCTION. •
. .
TUESDAA. March 30th, at .2 o'clock P. a.,
that valuable piece of property on Carson street,
between Radrosd- and Page btreets, on which Is
erected a TWO STORY BRICK DWELLI %If
HOUdE. now occupied by Air. Terrance Camp
bell', containing 0 rooms, attio. ball and kitchen.
The lot Is 20 feet front onCarson street; run
ning back .9U feet to Coffey street—psved. Im
mediate possession given,.
Terms of Sale-11.500, betni the widow's dower.
may remain on the property, bearing interest,
payable annually to tne..eildow, if so desired by
the purchaser; the remainder. one;half cash and
one-half in one year, with interest.
H. B. SMITHSON & CO.. •
•
mh22 . AUCTIONEERS.
BY AL LBEIGATE.
GOOD HOUSES IN, ALLEGHE
NY AT PRIVATE SALE.—Those two new
residences. Nos. 1114 an dllB Sheffield street,
near 'Bidwell street, Sr. offered at prices that
should command an immediate sale. They are
on a good street, have a Hue appesrance, and are
fitted up with every convenience that good taste
could suggest. There are 121 rooms, marble
mantles. registers, batbs, cloiets, speaking
tubes, tic. Three-story, pressed front, cat
stone corners, stone stens, iron fence, under-'
ground water conductors , Cement cellai, &C.,!
Ac. They are complete houses. A thorough ex,
amination tH respectfully solicited. • Prices very!
low. Apply to Frazier Brothers, Ohio Avenue,
or to _
__A. LE(4l.4 . A.TE,'Auctioaeer, !
15U . tria7rif street, Allegheny.
mhl7
ASSIGNEE'S SALMI
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER
1 of the District Court of the United states
tor the Western District or Pennsltrasia, made
March lith. 1869. there will be exposed at Pub•
Ile Sale, it . bIeILWAINE'S AUCTION DOOMS;
to the City of Pittsburgh, on the
10th Day of April, 1869,
At 10 o'clock A. tl. , the following described Real
Estate of JOSHUA RHODES, Bankrupt, sub . -
sect. however, to existing liens, via.:
All that lot of ground, situate In the Pint
ward of tie City of Allegheny, county of Atte
gheny, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at *point 132
feet 3 Inches southwardly of Bebercaatreet. 14
inches westwardly from the line dividing eut-lots
numbers $l3 and 24 - in the Reserve tract opposite
Pittsburgh: thence parallel with said line sonth
wardly 415 feet 3 Indies to Bank Lane; thence
along Bank Lane westwardly 192 feet 6 inches
to line of land of J. H. Lindsay ane H D. Whip.'
pie; thei ce along said Lindsay and Whipple - 4
line northwardly 442 feet 2 inches to a point
within 132 feet 3 inches of said Rebecca street;
thence north 68R d green east 205 feet inches
to the place of begun lug.
Also, a certain other - Lot or stein of land, 14
inches In width and running trom Bank Lane to
within 132 feet 3 inches of Rebecca street afore
said along the eastern boundary of the lot of
ground above described.aLd extending from said
etartwardly boundary to the dividine line be t Ween
out-lots numbers 23 and 24 aforesaid, less the
following described piece of the above described
lot, to-wit: All that certain lot or plve of ground
beginning at a point at the line of property of
Joshua lihodes on Bank Lane,• thence a' ong the
line of said property of said Rhodes 241 feet to
a point; thence by a line 34 feet 'lichee to
co ner of property of Lindsay ano McCutcheon;
thence by the line of said Lindsay and MeCtecheon
225 feet to Bank Lane; thence along Bank Lane
38 feet 5 inch:, to the place of beginning, on
which first and second described pieces of ground,
less the last described piece of ground, Ls erected
a large Brick Malt House.
Also, all those two certain lots of ground, situ
ate In the City of Pittsburgh,con-ty of Allegheny
and htate of Pennsylvania, bounded and de
scribed as follow*: Beginning on Irwin street at
the distance of 188 feet 7 itches from Duquesne
Way; thence at right angles with Irwin street
60 Met: thence parallel with Irwin street 40
feet; thence at right angles with Irwin street 60
Jest to said Irwin street; thence along the esme
40 feet to the place of beginning,' being lots
Numbers 3 and 4 in a plan of lots laid out
Joshua Rhodos, recorded in Plan Book, vol. 3,
page 211. •
IL..W. MACKEY, Asallimee.
mbilltrEt -
EXECUTORS' NOTICE. •
Whet's.. letters testamentary to the estate
or JOHA GRAHAM. late of the City of Pitts
burgh, deceased. have been granted to the un
dersigned. all persons indebted to said estate
ate- remiested to make Immedlatellayment, and
those having claims against the same will present
them. duly authenticated, to WILLIAM ROSE
BURG, at the Bank of Plttsborgh,
. • WILLIAM ROSEBURG,
• - JoHN D. McCORD, Execuiors.
inhio:6 JOHN B. HERRON,
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
AU persons are nereby notified that Let
ers of Administration on the estate of MARtitA
BET iieu44H ICY, of . Allegheny. City, Alle
gheny county,. Pa., have been granted to the un
dersigned. All persons having claims against
mild estate will present them duly proved, and
those knowing themselves indebted to said estate
will make payment to the undersigned Without
delay 'at my office, 91 Beaver street, Allegheny
city
mh3l44w JOHN BAMSEY,.Admlnistrator.
AeIIIIIINISTILATRIX S S NOTICE.
—Whereas. Letters of administration upon
t estate ol DIIGALL LEECH, late of the
.City of Pittsburgh deceased. baying been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted
losaid estate are requested to make Immediate
payment, and thole haying claims or demands
against the estate of the said decedent,will make
make known the same without delay to . •
ELLEN LEECH. Adminlstratrik.
Or W. C. AU4HINBAUGH, Attorney. No:! 87
Diem( nd street, Pittsburgh. mit3:l4B.le
w ESTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA, ss:
V. Pittsburgh. the 18th day of March. A: D.
1889. Tne undersigned nereby gives notice of
his appointment as Assignee: of WILLIAM D.
HAlifit,TON and JAMES H. 'MOOR& Co-part
ners, of Pittsburgh, in- the, County of !Al
legheny, State of Pennsylvania, within said Dis
trict, who bas been adjudged a Bankrupt, upon
his own petition, by the . District 'Court of ,iald
District. JOHN H. BAILEY, Assignee, .
Mhl7:g2o , W Attorney at Law, SO Grant bt.
ADIIINISTRATOWS
•—Letters of administration on the estate
co AMES •GRACNY, late of Wlik , nsbnrs:
county of Allegheny. deceased, have been grant
ed to the subscriber, all persons indebted to sate
estate are requested to make Immediate payment,
and those having claims or demands against the
estate of the said decedent will pnsent them to
WARD.
• No. 40 felo Alto. street. Allegheny City.
EOF. GEORGE ItEIGG.
,IJJ —Letters teitamentary having bees
_granted
to Use nedersigned. persons Indebted to said
George galore, deceased, are requested to make,
payment, led all pennys having elstms tops's—
sent them vs tbrnodeallisned,st No. 319 Liberty ,
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PURIFIES THE BLOOD.
POD SALE BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWEIRRa.
de7;blontwr
ALL BOOK AGENTS BEN
for the 18 reuses whv
Niue Ilovneotle Illustrated Family
Bible
Is superior to any other. Address ErrliwlCT &
Co. 111 Nassau street. New York. ika-hold
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LEGAL.
INI3.I7RANCEI.
ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF PITTSBURGH, 11A.,
()Moe, No. 44 'PENN
ailinzolcm. Thin Co. stru.ozip.)
DIRECTORS:
IR°
Hoot. Dickson, bt. Liddell, W. 'J. Friday,
G. Sledle, C. Van Buren, F. Kirsch,
E. IL Myers, J. Gangewisch, Chris. iSlebert.
L. J. Blanchard, J. Weisser, P. Schildecker•
E. H. MYERS, President.
BOBT. DICKSON. Tice President.
BORT.J. GRIER, Treasurer.
fen): J. J. AL METZ. Secretary.
pENNSTLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBUR6H
OFFICE. Ne. 107,ti WOOD STREET, BANE.
OP COMMERCE BUILDING.
This is a Home Company, and insures against
lose by Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President.
ROBE= PATRICE, Treasurer. •
HUGH MaELHZNY, Secretary. •
• DIEZCTORS:
Leonard Walter. George Wilson,
O. C. Boyle, Oleo. - W. Evans,
Robert Patrick, J. C. Lippe,
Jacob Painter, J. C. Metier,
Josiah King. John Voegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, 7y4:
raNBINNITY
AGAINST LOSS BT FIRE,
FRANXLIN INSURANCE CO.OF PHILADELPHIA,
0111011,41115* 431 OHMEITNUT ST., near 5 TII.
DrtUtcrOES.
(Mules. Jir. Blacker, Mordecai H. Loehr
Samu el !Smu
Tobias Wagn t, er, David
Lea, S. Brown, .
. Isaac
Jacob B. Smith Edward C. Hale,
eOW. Richards r tleorge rem •
CHABLIS 6.. SANCHZU, Preaident.
EDW. O. DALE, Vice President.
W. C. STEELE, Seeretary,pro tam.
J. T hird F, Mrat%
North Wert corner and Wood Streets.
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FILINKLEN
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALIXOEIFiIr, PA.
OFFICE IN FRANKLIN SAVINGB 7 ,BAVK
BUILDINGS,
No. 41.0hi0 St., .Allegheny.
A SOME COMPANY, Managed by Directors
web 'mown to the community, who trust by fair
dealing to merit a share of your patronaze.
HENRY IRWIN ... ..--„Prosiderat.
GULO. D. ...... ..11soretary.
DIRECTORS
. ... . .
I
Ream Irwin. D . L. Patterson, Wm, Cooper.
Geo. R. Biddle, Jaeob Franz , Gottlelb Pam,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith , Jacob Bash.
W. M. Stewart, Ob. P. Widaton, Joseph Craig,
Joa. Lantner. H. J. Ziritand, Jere. Bohm..
so10:o85
IMPERIAL
FIREINSURANCE CO.,
OF 1.431\11301V.
ESTABLISHED 1803. CASH CAPITAL. PAID
UP AND
ING se,ocro INVESTED,OOp FUNDS
IN GOLD EXCEED
.
Insurance against Fire effected on. Houses and
Buildings, Goods Wares' and Merchandise,
Steamboats, Ac. Pollees issued payable in gold
or currency. Mr United States - Branch Once,
`te PINE STREET New York.
All losses of the United States Branch will be
adjusted in New York.
J. Y. 111ej...A.1:7013:1,1re, Agent,
'PITTSBURGH; PA.
*Mee, 67 POITIITII STREET.
MR. MoLAUGHLIN is also Agent for the Man.
batten Life Insurance Company. seS:VIS
TERN INSURANCE COM-
P -.OF ITTTSBIIIIGH. -
ER NlMlCK, , Prectdent.
P. HERBERT. Secretary..
APT.C. GEORGE NERLD, General Agent. ,
(Mace, 98 Water street, Bpang k Go. 'a Ware•
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will inzure against all kinds of Fire and Ma
rine Risks. A home Institution, managed by Di
rectors who are well known to the community,
and who art determined by promptness and liber
ality to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as offering the beat protection to tame
who desire to be insured.
DinzaTOßS:
Alexander Nlmick, Jean B. MCOtin es
R. Miller, Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
James McAuley. William B. Evans,
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirkpatrick,
Andrew Ackleu, MUUD Renner,
David I t. Longs . Win. Morrison,
D. Ihmsen. null
F.OPLES' INSURANCE COM.
PPAN Y.
OFFICZ, N. Z. COENNIt WOOD & Num gm
• Home Clompany,taking7lre and Marine Risks
DIRICTOas:
Wm. Phillips, Capt. John L. Rhoads,
John Watt, Samuel P. Shrive;
John N. Parke, Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Miller, Jared M Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, Wm F.Una.
James D. Verner Samuel NeCriekark
WM. PI3ILLt% President:
JOHN WATT ce President.
W. F. GADDiflt%Becreta y.
CAPT. JAS. GOB ON, General Agent.
04L LEGPI EN Y INSURANCE
' COMPANY OF PITTSBURGH.
CE,No. 37FIZTH STRICET.Bizrg BLOW.
Insures against all kinds of Fire and )!arias
Risks •
JOHN IRWIN. dn.. President.
T. J. HOSKINSON. Vice President. %.
O. O. CONNBLL. Secretary.
CAPT. {PM. DEAN. General Agent.
DIRECT 0118:
John Irwin ' Jr.. B. L. Fahnestook
T. J. Hoskinson. W. H. Everson, '
C. G. Rubel. Robert H. Davis,
Harvey Childs, Francis Sellers,
Charles Hays, cant. J. T. Stockdale.
Capt. Win. Deak T. H. Nevin.
WINES. LIQUORS, &o.
SCHMIDT 45r. FRIDAY,
IMPORTERS OP
NINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &Oi l
- WHOLESALE DEALERS IM
. .
PURE RYE V(
409 PENN STREET,
min Remove on the let of Ateell to
• 'NOS. 884 AND 888 PENN,
Cor. Eleitantli At., (iirteieily" Caitat.),
J OSEPH S. FINCH a, co.,
inuxtE,
Plos; 186 : 1117 4 4 10i ). i i i "ii/91 4'
FIRST STIMIt; ugua.
~
• itANtril: OP •
genet Vistilled ,Pare: Rye Whiskey.
41 ,,A % , dz a l ke. 3l`olltheN WlNpuillftnELlP
UNION ENTERPRISE'
FOUNDRY,
lira. ai, JOHNSON„
Manufacturer of • COOKING STOVES, Arches.
Grates, Fenders, .11ash Weights, and all kinds
Of Henan Ware Car Wheels and all kinds of
Machinery Castings,__Colt. WATSON SHIN
GIBS SM. • PITTsBURGH. PA. aut3:l473cta
FBESS FlSH.—Benlamin rul•
PRESS still continues to till all city and oonn•
orders for
FRESH. WHITE LAKE FISH, SALMON AND SAS&
Bend to No. 48 DIAMOND MABNET. pat..
MA ). Tiltetirhetitnzllet!cnown
onto
TWIN CITE
tAGEirii PATENT LACE
LEATHER, for Baler ranues.
AMIJSRGTE.
IarNEPIF OPERA. HOUSE.
Lessee Wit. HimDizsOlts
Manager
.M. W. ektritures
lost Four Nights of the eminent American
Comedian,
! Fir. JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
•
And last night Int_one.ol his great character of
Rip Van Winkle.
WEDNESDAY RVENINO. Match S 4, 1869,
Dion Boncicault's great drama, entitled
RIP VAN WINKLE.
OR TRY. Siam' or TWENTY TZARS.
Rip Van Winkle Mr. Joseph Jefferson.
Friday evening. entire change of performance.
Mr. Jefferson in Comedy and- •
Farce— appearing
as Sir Hugh Deßras, in Die Corned of "A Regu
lar Fix," and M . Golightly, in the laughable
farce of "Lend Me Five chitlings."
taturday Afternoon, Jefferson Matinee.
W'SMYTHETB AMERICAN
THEATRE. (Late Trimble's Varieties,)
Immtnse hit of Miss KATTIE NICHOLS.
Thunders of apolause still granted to the linen:
nrolchable GUS. WILLIAMS SIGNOR.
POLO the wonderful contortionist. H. W. HA.-
GAN, the inimitable, in his wonderful imperson
ations. Miss NELLtE TAYLOR. the Queen of
Song, In new ballads. Remember next Friday
evening, GUS. WILLIAMS , Grand Benefit, ,
'PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
H. W. WILLIAM' B ...Bole Lessee and Manager.
MONDAY EVENING, appearance of the re.'
nowneo Melo-Dramatic Artistes, Mr. and Mn.s
EDWIN BLANCHARD. and their wonderfhl
Acting Dogs. CARLO and NERO in their thril
On melo drama. entitled: ''TheH ogs of the Old
Toll lionse,pr the Village Blacksmith.” First
night of CHARLEY GARDNER and his infant
son, Mast. CHAS. GARDNER. Engagement of
Mr. DICE CARROLL, who is engaged at an- *.
enormous salary. LILLIE BECKsTT. de.
BURNELLIS MUSEUM
AND PARLOR MENAGERIE,
The Groat Faintly Resorts.
FIFTH AVENUE. between Smithfield and
Wood streets. opposite Old Theatre.
itir•Open Day and Evening, all the year round.
Admission, 15 cents: Children. 16 cents.
aF"IJNIVEItSALIST
PAM AND FESTIVAL
OPEN EVERY NIGHT IN BASEMENT OP .
THE CHURCH,
mhll Corner Third and Grant streets.
DRY GOODS
61.
KITTMING
EXTRA. HEAVY
BARRED FLANNEL,
A VERY LARGE STOOE,
NOW OFFERED,
IN GOOD STYLES.
}II'ELROY,
DICKSON
& CO,
WHOLESALE
DRY GOODS,
WOOD STREET.
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THE . MAN. , , OR , THE - , NEON_ •
wo' hold PATRON'S TICIERTS of the ma
an 3d SERIES' OF _WASHINGTON MEDAL.
LION PRIM, are hereby Informed that thedraw.
lost Were made January 519, 1369. and th at dz .
Mato iktvlotf 3 . e ttlO latorautoon of the ,numbeem
draws, ill et a toraons Interested, on their addressing_ the W BRlNffrox MICEU.L.i
LION PEN cos,PANY, ew York. , • ,
N. ,IL—PS4O Ina Tumwrs 01, vas 4 1Yrtan:
arse. . . • i l' ', : ' letka
trpuoselA. sito'llAUplasekatraWd 'lMELGisketirot
s e w n mpantes =Ufa:tate at pries&
as low " tbi quality giooda tan be Deaths of
the manufacturer. Amu rt4mk always on hand,
at the India Rubber papas, SG tad 818 SIXIIII
_
IA Bole Agentd &
for tits nomaany.
TANNED.... LEATUED
I3SLTING of a superior quality,• al unit
on
headelting of different aises. laree""lL7O:
on at the lowest pricel.
J.,
fee}lll"l2ls
street.
yoTICE IS HEREBY GtVEN
that an applleatlon for the pardon of.
. Robison has beef made to the Governor,
mh211:01 -
ROLL nvrrart.-12 packages.ltt Fresh Roll Butte; lust received and for
a a by J. B. oAxPIELD nt . •••
141 Vi avenue.
,112 Ha lEDprime articIe,PEACIIES.-100 bush, :
3 for sal9 . bz .
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