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"t", the praise awatUed.
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..w,ve,.e ! cellent the magazines of
the, previotui mouths of the year have
been,. the April monthlies are fully up to
their predecesso r s. We commence with ,
Harper's Magazine. As usual the num
ber •is' affiuenV in illustrated articles on 1
"subjects of. livinginterest: Valuable in. 1
formation as well as entertainment are
embodied in the papers entitled "The
Freaks of Vghtning," "An Artist in.
Alaska," and "The Great South Earth
quakes of 1868," "The Secretary with a'
Secret," and "My Chum's Story," are,
stories of merit; and , will repay reading.;
The ' Editor's Easy Chair and Editor's
Drawer are chuck full of spicy things.
The thoughtful will appreciate the
Record of Current Events. The pub
.
Ushers announce the commencement of a
new mid in the ritay- , number by Miss
.
Muloch, to be called "A Brave Lady."- t
.
The Atlantis opens with additional'
chapters of "An • Oldport Romance." ,
The articles of this numb* are certainly
more practical than in some numbers of .
.
,this dignified monthly, and Are timely,
- too. The solid papers are admirably re
lieved by Such piquant and well-told
stories as " The Foe in the . Household, "
and "Boomer) Acquaintance. Interest
should be felt by us in these parts for the
graphic sketch of the "Carpet -Bagger in
1 Pennsylvania," and at the vanity illus.
trated.in the. picture of the North-West.
Much attention being drawn to the Pacific
Railroad, the article of Mr. Bowles will
be enjoyed. The article'entitled "A Ride
with a Mad Horse in a Freight Car" is
rich and racy. The', usual good taste is
displayed in the literary notices.
Lt:ppinoott's Magazene grows better and
better. The April number is capital, and
full of interesting papers. , Variety in
the articles is an excellent feature of this
issue, substantial and practical topics
sandwiched with spicy stories., - Few can
read "Hans Breitmann in Politics" with
one detecting the poetic poirer of _Mr.,
Leland. The old but popular theme
"Women,'' is treated in fine style, and is
quite rea dable. , "Sam's Sermon" will
Ind plenty of 'admirers,. The other pa-•
pers and dainty Poems 'willliear reading.
The department entithid " "Our Monthly:
Gossip' is admirably _ conducted. The
typography is very fine and challengee
admiration. - - •
The Gakcy, notwithstanding so' much
space .is occupied with serial stories, is
varied and full of interest..:, Reade's
novel . , "Put 'Yourself in ida.Place," is ,
growing in interest, and is - widely read.
"Cypher" is concluded, which is supple
mental, • and gives the number a bulky
size. Articles of seat practical. value;
and by eminent writers, are found in this
imbiber. Prof. Draper's article, "AM
nial'Foed," is of this type. Much may
be learne d InJustin McCarthy's "Exile
World In London." It is hardly news-
Saly to call attention to "To or
Not to Marry-,'" u few are' not i nterested.
The short stories are well told. Few will
overlook "Nebulai," by. the Editor. - It is
surprising how this monthly bas risen in
favor since the present ' publishers took
) 2 04, of it •
' Po of
at Home for April is !softly to
occupy home hours for its substantial
features, as well as high toned matter.
Live questions are discussed with marked
ability, such as "Prison Didelpline,"
"Punishmemt; its meaning and ground."
Sterling articles like "Books and Read
ing," "Spiritual Problems," are of in
trinsic - value to the thoughtful. The
sketch of Bismarck, the friend of this
country, IS well well drawn. Many *fill en
joy 'Syrian Rambles" and "Sevas
topeL" ,- The serials—"Motheriess Girls,"
and "Christopher Krog," are stories of
merit, the, former by the anther of "Mary .
Powell." The excellent moral tone of
this monthly is commendable.
Of Our Young Folks' we have 'Token
with extravagant praise, simply because
it is worthy of it. The April number is
up to the standard, indeed excels in some
respects. The publishers are lavishing in
expenditures. which will in the end
_pay.
-The letters of William Henry, by Mrs.
Diaz, and Mr. Aldrich's "Story of a Bad
Boy! increases in interest. Mrs. Ars
siz'spaper, "The World we Live On, is
of the right ring for young folks. - But
the same-may 'he said ref - "Wrecks and
Wreckera, "Gardening for Girls," and
other articles.- 'We are promised some
rich thingafor May. "A..Boy'&Visit to '
the Coal Mines of .Pennsylvania" ought
to be popular with our young people_ out
here. Don't forget to read carefully the
installment of Mr.' Aldrich's "Story of a
Bad,Boy"iii flit number, d'ye hear boys
and girls. The offer to send free four
ntuurs is still open.
Our , Own is anew Candidate for public.
favor published by MM - . 11'Gingan tt
Griffin, 701 Chestnut' street:Philadelphia,
at $2 per year, Conducted .by Teazle
Warner. ~ It' is designed.,for the home
circle, especially, as thecharacter "of. the
-Matterin the first (April) number indi
cates. Considerable- attention will be
given to - departments for children and
-loiers of music. The edltress is a well
known imigazine 'writer, accomplished
r and popular. 'Most of ' the `articled are
cciainaraird Quite readable.. -,-; •. • ,
u4rFrimila as uswil freighted withsoad .•
'things,— "To4:rayf r a Romance" is cou
three chapters" !T,he `Wes are
variedar4; interesting, among *hi& we
have 44 A , Stranded , Ship„ l ?: "My•Atitn'
Antlicary.s.' • Beroyeehni at are refiuved:
'tb lathe , 4dtkdes•-entiaed 'atlncidenta bi,
I the '§priallsh Shuttle," and ""The •,Eaat.;
r, flsll4.64"int tßa `Jai' Brigbt la, !Fe:
e gl n atahia;',- ibtxtY,*4l4l2-/
niTtvrp a b
lAkklidert6'l tdsotn
,•.n;i:kel b l"d e : n la*rs'on ilfa;in Tent:NO.9/The lit g mr7 Boticesctopitrid, i t.. ~..1 li Ldiztotsa dotatal Of liorriou/fure
la ati'
lanttanity that tun beconsulted WM coif
fienceoxtlind anything relatintin here.'
Onittitelip to the -Bill intitresife.tiewa
Or the' diwil
,Atf,illtilittationa are :muo:
; 100444 1.' 1 , 001 14#4 )1 0,10 text and rePer
- I , ,Z i tra, I WU aregisitttO ,know it a ap
OE
. , ! f:LITERARI, -
.
No - charieter' in the New Testament,
except the Redeemer of the world, lias'been
so Much adinired, and made .the siibject
.of so much criticism, as the Apostle Paul. ,
The,life and epistles of St.. Paul have been
. ~
the theme of many yolumes,.and of count.
less sermons, lectures and critical papers.
It is no wonder that such a character is
held by frequently to public' view s ! The
mere outline history of big life, setched
in the Acts of the Apostles hi
,'pres is m
eli
as an extraordinary, personage; but his
letters to the churches enibody the, - I . idden
truths of Christianity in language of gran
deur and"sublimity:' Possessed of. a gi-,
gantic mind, naturally, and of , thellighest
culture, h 1 was chosen by the Almighty
as an instant to unfold great }hada
mental tru of the divine economy of
• grace . Of the numerals works of Modern
date, of the , gretit apostle, "Conybeare
and Howson's Life and Epistles of St,
Paul,'" jttsi Issued by Cruntas ISbrum
,f sum &to., New York, Is by far themoit
exhansti*e and complete work of the
kind. Editions purporting to be copies
of the work have been published, i but
iheY are 'unabridged. This is the twok-vol
,
.• mead the London edition'in one, with
• the text and notes entire, and the maps
and illustrations, making fall one -thou
sand pages, and for the low- price of three
dollars. Ministers will I find this work
Valuable• and useful for their pulpit pre
, parations, -- and divinity students, and
• Sunday School teachersrwill receivegrest
benefit by consulting, it. The Christian
public are , much indebted to the publishers
for this work, and, indeed, for other ex
cellent works of a similar type. ' -*
It is utterly impossible to, form an. in
telligant estimate of. a monthly or weekly
-7 illtistratedpiiblication,.by a single num
, ber. Some idea may be had of its char- ,
• • atter, but nothing more.. The truth,of
, these obSeriations is happily illuistrateit
, t . ,in ; binding together, the Issues -of one
' -
year of . ilarper' isWeekly and Harper',
Bdiai.: The same it true of Eferper's
, Magazirie, The matter-of these Serials is
• choice, and the products'of able writers;
and the illustrationichaste,and in the high..
est style of the
.pictorial art. — Historical
events are illiistrated as they - occur, _with
life-like.be.auty. The thrilling .events of
the late rebellion are grandly illustrated,
especially in the Weekly, and run through
the >issues of that momentous period..
Almost twenty years ago the Magazine
-iene started. Fiction, biography, belles ;
lettrirs, travels, bistory, science and art,
are all represented in its pages, and the de:
signer and. engraver has been liberally
employed to illustrate the text of many of
the articles.- The Keay, now ,In. the
thirteenth volume, is - truly a journal of
• , civirmitVon, and is without withont doubt the best
illustrated weekly in this ,country. The
'editorials :have been marked for ability
and practical worth. The Baser is with
. out a peer, and, though but a little over
a year old, already has an immense cir
: . &dation. It is-one of the best publics.
' ', - lions far- a family that can be found.
" Happy are they who possess the entire
issue of this work, as it is an ormiunent
in timid form for the leenter table. '
YER: BOORS Di PRESS. •
.
. 2 7. B. LTerrtircorr &Co., Philadelphia,
- have is press and will soon haire ready a
volume of Poems by George H._ Boker,
containing "konimimark, the Legend of
I the Hounds," and . other new poems.
They have commenced the publication of
Charles Reade's Novels, an illustrated
edition. Globe editions of the complete
poetical works of Milton, Pope, Cowper,
• Woodsworth, Crabbe, Campbell and Col.
.
edge will soon appear: "Lost In Paris,
and'Other Talei," "Queer Discouises on .
Queer Proverbs," "The Christian Wirk
'" er; a Call to the Laity," "Cottage Piety
Exeriiplitled," and - "Curious Myths of the
Middle Ages" are also commenced.
- -Firsass OSGOOD & Co' Boston,-an
. , ~ *I
notince the publication inApril of "The
Ingham Papers;" "Lucille," Biarnond
Edition ; "Poems, Lyric and Idyllic," by
• E.' C Stedman; "Alice of Monmoirth, an
‘-. • . . Idyl of the Great War," same author;
, • . "yacationAdventures in the :Wilder-•1
, nea p 441'w0 Yerua.Befirre -to *,st,? .
• '•' -4 .Kbr the Wing e r-...tsßeireittinnsof a Coun
. try Par Son." Fot the month of May we
.• are promised "Our New Way Round the
World," 'Wen, Women and Ghosts," by
• - Miss Phelps, anthor :Of "Gates Ajar;"
"Oldtown Folks," by Mrs. H. 1,1 Otowe;
"Maliiime; an Oldpiwt "Rantance." • ~.-;
- r4RPIDI & BkROTRE.ES I Slew York,
;: - - ,- haTa jug -pnblished., t.'Guicciollis Read,.
-'-. - ' ' - leciioni 'of ' Lerdity - FOM." and "Trollopel
rApeas, Finn. the Irish member."' ey'
lunki i ' -- conikeziCed—' die - liublie $ a 911 ; pp,
‘ r—, PlPM3l,"!itifita,n9Y.v_iP, in. Pape!“ covers,.
se lfard - Cashi - r — ‘ l orinith usunt,'" . :111W. i
Never too Late to Mend," and:" • yfij
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4 C/WILEII SCRIBNER & Co , New:y . o *i
i. Ain* mnbletteettrthe Tublittation of an 11-
litstrated Li titary‘of Woliderti. "The Won-
, 7 d 6 1 iif obtles; 4, iiinstrated witti:9o,4 ..
tggravingsr on wood,- and 4 7111111de' Slid
kililgOie # ' 4IDIRg AlO::Dlue en .
l iraVinp, , iiiii. ; ready ' Will y WOW: he. .
, pu blished the li.Kondess of Heitt, ,, t o ,
contain ninety illustrations. Other Nol- •
amen of, thls series are in course of preps,:
ration. We expect these Works to have a
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of the s tfuhm - paciiid Ea{ ad. • Ogden Is
.d*l3l3i LiiktOint Is the paintardiVere ,
`Ogee Of Ati track to thd north, on the
nett itinfi:Ortstead'of'the line as origin
-.surveyed, through the capital of
taali.;s. r The, completion or the , road.: to •
this point his stirred up the Mormon chiefs
to takeactive measures fog building ther
branch to Salt Lake city, and the' territo,...
Hal surveyor and other dignitaries hive',
gone out: to run experimental lines, 1
GAZETTE": .MONDAY; MAL* 29,7
gar EPILEPSY CAN BE'CUBED
—Those having friends afflicted are ear.
nestiv solicited to nil fora Circular Letter of
Ilefercnces and Test'intonials, which will con
vines` the molt skeptical of the tura/if/4y of Me
disease. Address VAN BUREN LOCh.ROW.
D.. 30 Great Jones street, New nt.
nibito:g2S-ct&F ' 're •
'MARRIAGE AND CJELIBA
CY. —An Essay ftir roungmen on the crime
of Solittitle, and the DID3EASES. and ABUSES
which create Impediments Ao MARRIAGE. with
rare 'means tof relief. Sent In -sealed letter en
velopes. freeof charise. •Addle's, Dr. J. SKIL
LIN HOUGNION. hlollard Assdalltloll. FlSlS
delphla, Pa. jal9:daT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OP THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
chartered by Spooled Act of Congress,
Approved July 28. 1808.
Cash Capital - - $1,000,000:
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
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Where the general basinest or the Company ls
transacted. and to . which all general corres
pondence shonldhe addressed.. -
'OFFICERS. -
CLAEENCE H. CLARE. President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Fixance and Executive
Committee. • • ' •
HENRY D. COOKE. Vice President.
EHRREON - W. PEET, eecre.ary and Actuary.
Rids Company offers the following advantages:
It Is C National t ' , moray. at artered 'Jr speeial.
feet or Congreos,.lllB6: .
It hag a paid-up capital of $1 . 0 00,000.
•It offers tow rates of pretoluin. ,
lit 'furnishes larder Insurance than other eonia
• psalm' ibrlbsaame money.
It Is definite and crrtain in its terms:
Its policies are exempt from'attactnent,
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the .
, Every policy Is non.forit liable.
Pollcies mry be taken which pay to the insured
their, full amount, anti return all the
so that the - Insurance costs'only the tatereston
the paymentst ,
Policies may be taken pal to the ir;-
gurpo.-mteen, certain number of. yearil,r during
ap manual Income of one. tentit moo,amount
Dittnedln the policy. Y. •:1
of t•ma No extraxate szeeo,ror Mks !ti* e Wei
It Insurr.s, not to Day dividends IP polley•lttdd,
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LEATHER, for sire by
A J. &. H. PHILLIPS.
r 4 -SHERIFF. .
WILLIAM L riEEIRON,
Will ne a candidate for the office of Sheriff, sub..
lett to the decision of the Union Republican
County. Convention. mtangiii=d&V
PTO TBIE CITIZENS OF AL.
LEGRENY : r spec:fully
sinholi-cerat. eli'ns a canoldate for the office of
4 LEEK OP COURTS, subject Loam decision of
the Union Iletnibtoau County Convention. I
woold Kate - that I ask tbe °ince bn , _ for ttNE
TEEM. at I.he Le) utnztion or which I w• did
cbeerfolly re, ire. bel rev;nit tint there are others
'etintolv entitled to the honor and emtouments of
the office. and as coninetent as myself I will be
under oblittationS to the citizen, of the ctuaty
tor their support. Very resuectfuliv.
JO•EPFI BRIMNE,
Late 1.02 d (old lath,) and Std Pa. Vol. ltegt. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
W*NOTIC 1E IS HEREBY GIVEN
• to all OWNERS - OF DRAYS,CAST2i
CARRIiRES. BUBRIES, aro.. (Whether reside nt
or non resldent,) In the City . of Pittsburgh, to
pay their Licenses* Made office tronrnwyrn, in
aceordaace with au Act of Assembly approved
Marcir 80, 1860, andnn ordinance of the ponn
cili of the City ; of Eittshurgh, passed April /0.
1860. ' •
All Licenses not paid On or before MAY r i ß,
1869, Will be placed in'the bands of, a police of
ficer for eollectlon, subject toe collection fee of
50 cents: and al/ persons who neglect or refuse
to take out Lfeenses Will be subject to a penalty
double the artiouat of the license, to be recovered,
heibre the Mayor: . •
The old metal plates of last year must be , re.
turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or. 25
cents additional will be charged on each License.
BATES OP LICENSE:
Each one horse vehicle $ 7.50
Each two horse vesicle
Each four horse vehicle ' 15.00
Each two horse hack 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 I
of
the abovivehicles. A. J. COCHRAN.
. fel2:ote: taws • - City Treasurer.
I;gr WORICHOUSE.—ProposaIs
will be received on or •before APRIL
4th. for • a. HORIZON tAL - FORTY-HORSE
POWER STEAM ENGINE, including boilers.
delivered and set
_un at the ALLEGHENY
COIDNTY - WORKHOUSE. Proposals to state
size of cylinder, dimensions of bol'ers, anti eon
end construction of er eine: sto be left, at
the oillec of BARR & MOSER. Architects, No. ql
and 4 eixth (late St. Clair) street. •
H. S. FI..EMING, I c
W. S. 111.5.3. ELL. °ln*
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ft4r BATCEMLOWS RAM DYE.
• This splendid 'Bali , Daisy the bestia the world:
the only.trne and perfect Dye; harmless, relia
ble, instantaneous: no disappointment; no lo s
d M e a V r nvig n ratera m d d leave h e heH ffec s ofabnd
twautifal. block or brown. Hold by. all Druggists
and Perfumers: rod properly applied at Batche
lor's Wit Factory, No . 1 6 Bond street. New
York.
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PAID IN FULL.
BRANCH OFFICES
PHILIDELPBIA.
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OOTBROES ND CAIRPETB
FOR THE MILLION.
- • AT
SNIITHSON'S EMPORIUM,
56 AND 57 71P711 AVE:ME.
. ,
Messrs. H. B. SMITHSON & CO. proprietors,
of the well known. Mammoth A uction House are
.creasing an excitement CollBequent, upon the ar
rival of new goods which are being sold at; re
markably low prices. Goods ofevery variety; the
finest sewed bipto . the
shoes.shionbe bal.
moral niters and 'anklet slippers, &c,
blankets,Cannes, cloths. cask/ilexes, vinery
and carpets.' Call and examine. Lo trouble to
show goods. Ladles'. taiues7 and children's
fuss at almost your own prices. , All goods 'war
ranted as represented. . n0.•4 '•
you s.a.Ln.
EAST BIRMINGHAM PROPERTY
AT I AUCTION.
TUESDAY, March 30th. at o'clock P. R.,
that valuable piece oroperty on Carson street,
erected Ratlro4 STORYa;re streets, on which is
a TWO ERICK DWELL' %
HOUSE. .now occupied by Tarrance Camp
bell, containing 0 rooms, attic. hall and kitchen.'
The lot Ii 20 feet front on Carson street, run
ning back IMO feet to Correy street—paved. Im
mediate poaseasionglven. -
.. Terms of Sale—s.l. WO, being the uldow's dower,
may remain on the•property, bearing interest,
payable annually. to tee widow, If so de.ired by
the purchaser; the remainder, one-half cash and
one-lut;f in one yeel*, with Interest.
'43, smnlasoN de • CO., ' I
re= -• • AUCTIONEERS.
RARE AND BEAVIIITVL
Stuffed Birds at Auction.
On MONDAY, March 99th, at 10 A. m.. 2
and 7 P. It" at Masonic Nall Auction Rooms..
52 and 57, Filth avenue,wlllbe sold the choicest
collection of STUFFED .BIRDS ever cffered lii
our city, embracing in part the rarest specimens
and richest plumage of the East and West Indies,
South Americaand our own
and prepared birds were ail caught and prepared by Mr.
A. H. Alexander. the well known American col
lector. and are beautifully mounted on sprays
and under French glass shades. Mr. Alexander
will be with his stock at the rooms of Mesas. H.
B. Smithson witch, and•wlll cheerfully give anY
information regard to how and where the
birds were collected. &c.' &c. Mr. A. lea
South America in a few days and will sell bisect-tire stock without reserve.
BIRDS on exhi attlon to-day (Saturday.)
A.
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ESTRUS' . PENNSTELVALNLi
OIL CO.
'ITESDAY- - EVENING, Mares 30th, it TM.
o'clock. on. second. flcor - 01, Connntre.al Bales
order o
Booms, f
Oridi W ans' COurt, O street, wlll be sold by,
•
s.ut 070 shares.Wes.ern Pennsylvania 011 Co.
' h 27 •• . A. BICILWA/1 4 .(E, Auctioneer.
FOR SALE--REAL- ESTATE
VALUABLE FA .Rill FOR SALE.
7 . —Situate WE =llea from Hai cbt's Station,
fromestern Pennsylvania. Railroad, .17 millet
Allegheny City; contains 90 acres of land,
80 of which Is cleared, balance In beet timber,
water in every field, underlaid with best of coal:
soil excellent for grain growing; on which are
erected a twostory frame dwelling, two stables.
a young_ orchard just beginning to bee , of best
quality of fruit: good roads from station to farm.,
Persons wantitur one of the beat terms in the
county, and at low price and easy term* are ex
pressly directed to theabove. Apply to
. . .
. McGALI,
• fe_m! Real Estate Agents. -
faREAT ASSIGNEE'S SALE-.
, g..X FARM IMPLEMENTS. GABDEN IiEELIB,
&c., be sold from day -to dim, at the
etore of IlEtliclEl AI& it LONG. /So. 2217. Liberty
street. Pittsburgh. Mrs« lot Of Landreth &
Farmingrnett and.Fleld bee ds. Agricultural and
Implements— Mowers and Rapers,
Cider Mills, -Plows. Uterus,: Sheorels, Spades,
Horse, Hair and Garden Rakes, Hoes, Hay and
Manure Forks: Al 0,,-* larpi lot of other goods.
too numerous to menttoL, .Tpp above
sold'at‘ low prices_to close' otit Hie stock.
C. RHIsNICLL.z
C. AsslAnees.
AULT.Ram..
~ __.
r AIRDESERS TAKE NOTICE.
—R SALM—The POURTEEN 3IILR
ISLANDon she Allegheny River. and now
':used for gardening purpose; well Improved and.
Ina high •state of cultivation; contenting 40 or
50 acres, now offered at a bargain. Call boon.
Aso, other Farms In good locations. Woolen
Factory. two notices, and twenty acres of land
on the Central Railroad. Houses and Lots For,
Sale And To-let In both cities. Vor tnrtiter par.
Molars inqpirt of WILLIAM WARD,
ten' . 110 firma street. onnosito cathedral. -
cl b pw
, WILL PERCHA SE
1t15.49111100 a ilestrable Farm of 100 acres,'
g sot 4. writ watered, welling hos, thnbtr.
Itmestonr, etc.; fence In good ordtr; fronting on
the Youghleghehy RlTer. opposhe a _Railroad
Station, and near Melic-rport. Terms cosy.
mll
- &el; rIIBERT & SONS. .-
2,1 83 Smithfield street.
LEGAL
rigarilust IA rug
PEIRSUANCE- OF AN ORDER
of The Ddstrkt Court 4.1' the United States
lorthe , Western Distthn of Penasflrnala. Made
March 4,tr. 1569. !hefty!!l be exposed at Pa b•
Ile Sale at 31eILWAINEV3 AUCTION ROOMS,
la the city of Pittsburgh, on the
1014 Day of April. 1869,
' At 10 o'clock A. ,m., the following described Beal
Estate of JOSHUA ItiloDiCii, Bankrupt, sub.
ject, however, to existing hens, cis.:
All that lot of ground.- situate In the First
ward of tie city: or Allegheny, county of Alle-'
• gheny, and Beate •of Pennsylr.,nta, boundtd and
. described as follows: Deafening at a point 132
feet 3 Inches couthwardty of It: Serer 0, rcet, 14
Inches westwardly horn tee line dish:ln; enk-lots
numbers 23 and :SI In the Reserve trae opposite
ritarburgh: thence paral , el with said line south
wardly .413 feet 3 wears to Bonk Lane;_thence
along Bank Lane Westwardly J 99 feet ti lot hes
to line of land of .1. H. L edger an lal If Whin
le; the , co along seta I .lndsay and Whinple's
Hue nortttuardly 442 feet sa i dune to a point
withokl32 feet 41uches 'or Rein cc* street:
thence north OwX d greet coat 205 feet O Inubes
to the place of beganning.
Aaso, , a.ceriain other Loy` Or etrin of land, 14
inches - In width and . tinning atom Bank Lane to
st India 132 feet a Inches of itebecea streetadare
said along the eastern bouudatry.of the tot of
ground above descrited.to teXtembur, from Sara'
eaatwardly boundary-4 tits dirblin. Dee bet 7een
'but-lots numbers - 113 aid 14- stotesakt,-/ez the
following described piece of the /there, deter ed
lot, to:wit: Anther t certain lot orple-e of gro and
beginning, at a point at the line Of property al
Joshua Ithodes on bank Lane; th«nce at ongftne
tine tor mild proper, y of sald Anodes 211 I eel. t
a paint; thence by a lime 24 .feet
_4 !eche', , o
Co' nerOf pronerty of Lindsaranal OlesZtu.eceon;
thence by thelne ofsald Lindsa AlongeDu, Bank Lane aatifect to,Bank Lane; .th - st etßank Lane
811 feet . 9 blob , N to the place of beginning, on
willed drat and secant deseribed plecesof ground,
less the last delpribed piroe,of grottudit erecte d
a large Brick Platt Hilite• ' '
Alstr,Alll those two certalnlotoof ground, situ
&tetra- the,elty of Pitisburgb,cog,ty of,otlleabeny
and ;state of .Pennsylvanla, bounded and de
'Scribed at fullowel Beginning , on' Irwin street at
thedlivancesd 198 1 1 bet V incbellirom, Duque* ne
. Vgatta theoce • at ,right Anglin% with, Irw.n street
.00 feet: thence' partner .with Irwin street 40
lesitt thence at right angles with Irwin street GO
ititFt. to MC Irinn streetr Menne at the same
‘llO feet to. tri i plasce of , beglnnlng, being lots
'Nllmberit '3' 4 ltr'S' Watt' of Ibis laid out try .
Jrastput •Rtiod ,,, 'lrebiteded in ' Pighllook, 'Vol- a,
ageWtl. ,
liAt fii'Aixiii-‘i,iiin—
- iiiiitiew i p 11---- - - - .. .•- - ~-,
~ , i...-. 3 :I ;v. i-s-:,FILCOUR.
Piiiiil: 'llollfl
fitatei. Tasee Star tirienlen 4*i
FRENCH t FAMILY. Flguit.:
1711 tli'iltotirlirtil Ali lie ( i'etit' 'A 1;11 '''
'
•thf l/7 -gdorf4pl -,:. r , • - , ,
411 ! 1" .
i rrtf 4 l,4o lll i l 4.aioirilltiNit" ''' ''
, IVItIT2 ( 1:011Nlerm ' Alt " e. )4l'll4,4"& te ' ; ','
li t
t tureneni. tieW g ilkanekti: •vie jui t a t is . y: 8uy,,,,
;:Ii A.UrAZIM , 'PERPUIMELAY
. _ _ .
•if:lM ! PECK; ; ORNAMENTAL
HAIR' WORKED AND - 11DIFNAIRR. • No.
Third Street, near Smith/laid, Plttabnrgh. •
Always on hand,a_geeent - nasortment of La
ldle*, -MOS, jedztoB, - cITTA: Gantleinati , a
inUELAV PEES. b CALPf3, (WARD OHALtid.
RARLETH, de. .111er A good Price In cash ,
will be given-ter RAW•NAIR. ••• '
Ladles , and flentlemen`sMate 'amine. done
in Use neatest manner. ruhrur
869,
E 3
.-ig'W.l33/4AIVCE
4`,111 ,
NATIONAL:INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of the city of Allegheny;
WILL REMOVE AT
THE FIRST OF APRIL
TO THE
Second Ss.tional Bank Building,
CORNER OF FEDERAL FTREET AliD THE
mll4 •• DIAMOND.
ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF lITTSBVP.G.H, P 4..
Office, No. 424 PENN
(IN NATIONAL TRUST CO. BUILDING.)
a DIRECTORS
b
:
Robt. Dieksati, JBobt. Liddell, W.
Siedle, C. Van Buren IF. Kirsch.
E. H. Myers IJ. Gangivisek: ;Chris. :Siebert.
L. J. Blanchird, ,J. Weisser, IP. Sehildeeker•
E. IL DYERS, President. .
ROBT. DICKSON. iVice President.
BORT.J. GRIER, Treasurer.
fell): J. J..&LBIETZ, Secretary.
pENNSYLVANLt'
INSURANCE - COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
OFFICE. No. 1613‘ WOOD STREET, BANE
forcolcammerortrzszme. •
- ram a . lone Donillany, and insures against
Joss ba Pireuxolusivelv.
LEONA.RDo'ALTER, President.
,• • O. C. BO
_,__•Viee President.
ROBUT Afruics. Treasurer.
YeBLEENT, Secretary.
, .
..• ..Ptuttcyond:
!, Leonard Waiter, Geori&lillson,
.4). C. Boyle, ' • Geo. w..Erans,
Robert Patrick,. C. Litre,
Jacob Painter, J: C. PI ner, •
.1011 sh Bing, John Voegtley,
1 , Jas. H. Ropunts. A. Ammon.
:•.! Henry Sproul,
PII)Pl"nr. • -
---
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA
OFFICE, 435 & 437 OREESTIntrf ST.I near STH
. • - --' I
ZorILICITO3B.. - • .
Mule, ff B
. ucker. _Mordecai H. Loots
1 Tobias Wagner, " ' David E. Brown,
I Samuel Brant,- •'' i' , Isaac Lea.
I. Jacob B.' tb, - Edward C. Dale,
Veiny° W. . George vales.
CE.1,1149 ti. BAN 8., Prealdeat.
EDW. 'Cii&Almt,, VloeLEreeldent.
W. V. 6 Beeret.ry i tem.
- • • -J; 0 NEB COFFIN; AGSMS,
? North West corner Third aad . WWod Blzreets."
ultdthwlli: . :1.., 1- '••
B r a FRANKLIN
INSURANCE COMPANY
OP '4IMIHENT s ‘ A.
. •
OFFICE TN FRANKLIN 'SAVINGS B.A.DIC
' ' BUILDINGS,
No. 41 OhIO pt., 4neguenv
,
AL HOME COMPA.NY, ' atanneed by Directors
wen known to the community, who trust by fair
death', to merit a the:
of you:bureau".
1
Billpflim 11LW1Ni...... ...•..1.-.'....iiresidsuelt.
6 1 / 1 .1). Do HXDZ1L14........ "......fiscresary.
,
1 • - ' DIEIXOTOBS:
iterulf inns.... U.
L. Petteracta, Wm, Cooper;
Geo. .11. RIME*, Jaeob Prune, . Gottielb fees, .
Simon Drain; J. B. Smith, • Jecob Ruh.
W. If...aterwart„ Chi P._Watston, Joseph Oreley
1
Jos. Lannon, H. J. unread,. Jere. Bohm'
ImpEmit'
FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
9E's LONDON.
8 47441.1411 ED 1803. CASH ceprrAr. PAID
UP AND /VESTED FUNDS E%0.4.44-
Die 48,490,000 DT GOLD.
Buillesaratice agaiost Fire effected on Hanle. and
dings. "1.,b0d,r "Warts and Merchandise, —
Steamboats, Ac. Polleies issued payable in gold
or currency. 41.- United States Branch mice,
40 PINE STIFICE,T,New York.
All losses of the United States Branch will be
.adjtudad in New 7.0.116 ' •
•
J. Y. 31,01A.A.VGIECLariCi, Agent,
P/TTSBURGH, PA. , „
Ocoee, 87 rotrant STELEET.
MR. McLAUGIILIN .s also Ageit for,the Man
hattan Life Instrance Company. , ses:v73
WESTERN INSURANCE COM..
• PANY OF PITTSBURGH.
EZANDER NUMMI, President,
I WM. P. • HERBERT. Secretary.
¢.E0116% NEZED, General A Teat.
°Moe, 94 water street, span, .£ Co.'s Ware.
house np stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will !azure against all Unds of Fire and Ma
slat Rieke. A home Iturtitution, managed by Di
rector' who ate well mown to the community.
Di
ad who a..-* determined by promptness and libetc•
AucT to, matntain the character which they have
assumed, as offering the best protection to those
who desire to tilt insured.
Al
, • MEECrOnS:
ider
_Jean R. MaCtme.
E. •miller, Jr., elms. J. Clarke,
James McAuley, William 8. Evans, '
Alexander Speer, , J4O h Eirkpetriek,
Andrew Action , p Reimer,
David M. Long, . Morrison,
Ihrosen. • - • •
non
pErOAIIESP INSURANCE COM
orncre; NE. ocaugza WOOD Ffris BTEI
A Hanle Crempanz i tida ng Fin and Marine Maks
•
DEIZOTORS:
WM. Phtlilpei. Capt. John L. Rhoadi
John Wart, - - . Samuel P. Shriver.
John R. Parks. er Charles Krtrockie,
Capt. James Mill. " Jawed it. Brush ,
Wm. Van Kirk.' ' Wm F. Lan,
James D. Verner Samuel MuerLeta/1
W3l. PHILLiI President. •
JOHN WATT lee President.
I . W. P. fin.lialkila b Seeress iy. • .
ICI.P'P. WI.. BOR ON. General Asent.
~..------
LLEG ALE NY INSITRANCE
COMPANY Dr PITTSBURGH. ÜBF •
/OR. No. 37F IPTHSTBRZT,Banat BLoor.
Maks
. ,
Tnsures sealing all d uds of Fire and Marine
, . JOHN IRWIN Jn4. President.
T. J. 1108K114:0N, VicePrealdenti
, O. DOM HELL, Secretary.
CAPT. W/d. DUN. Geleral Agent.
• . • Drintoronat
• John Intl:a, Jr., 1 8.. L. Baynestoek
T. J. Hosssasoa , W. H. Ryerson , •
Cane Hussar, Robert H.:Daviit, • •
y Ohba.. . Brands Sellers. -
chart,. Nava . I . sum. J.-T. !Rockdal,
• Capt. Wm. Dean. , LT. H. Nevin.' .
DOLLAR ,SAVINOS RANK.'
NO. - 65 IyiNURTZ; STREET.
CHARTERED 1885.
ASSETS .. . . .... SS, ' l5, so* .4
..
Open daily, Dom 9 o'clock A. le. to 3 o'clock
r. M., ' and SATURDAY MINING -8i ,froin'
May list to November let, from? to 9 (Pelona.
and from •November Ist to Muy /et. from 8 to 8
qoct, . • , - , • •
-ON).•• Deposits Fdeehidd elan thrum or not less thin'
and.a, divideed of the profit&
declared - Men' a lair, ha Jtind arid December.
interest tum been iiielreedempt.inintnimy in June
and. Lieeember since tbdßank was organised; 'at
• thigratent• six naviient &Teal • f , 4 •,if - ,
• interest,- 1/ not , draini ont, is
_Plackd to•liri
credit - of the depositor at princlpa4 and bears the
V Ol C at li d athat:ROZlllllo hat 4 WD,: of• Jane and,
4 881881 1 c° g lP9l ti t aai tvlAne &rear, without ;
1 liblinit be epd tor can or even
Alb , tialla beie. iAt rills rateininw, wiliteable In.
hir Orin, Of l l l ie , YO u n• 1 • ,ii t, - . ,• t
t,__. las 04 1atalli ll ie. lb eliart y-Lp.wo, Bales,
mod gni tions; .1 'shad 'gestic, osf indica-,
'llona* intoMmi. , `.l : ,
,:,.. , 4tr • • t t
t 1 r . ii• i l' imainnicrrOßOßGll ALBRIZ. - '
•-, Vicar triz.v.ll3: ..' 'i
' 'J'Obti 'll: tiachhibti "8
A u. Pollock; m. D..
1., 44 Ri nUill ,, Faluiestoct, Robert Robb.
1 1 , 100 li c erd.m to, , • Joint 11..8boenberger,
I
t< l ua Ma , "WAY. James Biddle,
- Ja s .. D. needs, Al erander Speer, •,
`,lnninlmr: pennnen. • Christian Yeager.., •
. 1 . wir4- ti . Tttliritrtinti C.
Loomis;
,• ;' , l' - Anderson, i Bonen LT
•-' Vin Adams. , , ,'• .:', • Henry V. Lynch, -.
il JOn/. Rindley, • , , Peter A. Matirs.
. -.George Illack, - , • J9ha aitnlfrAnco;
• Not tinrgyriti, ' ~ • vi oiter 4 - . a
latingo A. Onrider. I 1 Jonn B..ita pL ddelh .
gbariesA. Colton, ' Writ` ninicwvii.
113,11 1' .1 8 :l i iifespie, 1 • r •timf Y it..Solai r e u sii i t
• Willlaso 8. Raven, ' Aleveniltr__ ~.,_,„
rete• " l ' 8 / 4 111er. t WPila Altlier ."
Richard Hata, • , trac ,...
ive ..,. an.
James D. KeilY,' , 113 ," 1- botefoß.
TaIiAI3I7IIABI-CRARLY&A._
_ 81CCULSTARY—JABLES R. D. REEDS. at
SODA ASH.=-109 Caelog r efisale
by J. B. 0
I
.ggy-, •• 0
Manager
-First apu-.llance thls . ,aeaso4, or S 4 layclit4
and accurupEBLed young arblve, , ,
Mir s .CIIARLo ITr TWO! SON.
MONDAY EVENING, March 291.14, 1869,101/
be presented Bulwer's beautliul piny Of
• LADY OF 'LIONS.
Pauline , •-• Miss Gbarlotie ThompSolli
To conclude With the glorious firm of
ORIMnITAIV, BAGSHAAV AND ERAD,IIANC,
Tuesday Evening—clAMli.LE.
Grand esin , ly Aintince• ou Sa.urilny.
arPUO6IIALIPIIIIIE
OLD FOLKS' CONCERTS,
Under tbe di r ction of Prof 'WII.. A . . LAW r ON,
Assisted bv Prof. TEGEGE,4
at the AC:ADS:MY oF Ut•IC, MuNDAY ant(
TUESDAY EVENINGS, March 919th aL•I
1869. Benefit Post 117. D. P., ti: A. G.
PA UT FIRST:
TABLEAUX, Troubles of a '2O Sin ii P.:1100116
1. Hstlelntah Chorus— Gannet.
Messrs.
••Colorf!, T es. essrs. s.awton, Rink:haft, Bu.hbert and •1
Bob.
Bison.
3. Eolo,"Thee Only 1 L0ve"...,.. ... ....... Abt„.
4. Chorus, Invitation
Aliss Battle 'roses. •
5. Solo, •••Axtefaide•• ElnhaL.
...Beet uoven.
K la. A. Lawton.
6. Quartette ' "Dream 011.• 9
Misses Wallace, Pattersdu, Meese:. Luton
q.
7. Tramp Choi ns
PART bECO et 14. _
TABLEMM, Mission of the Grand Army.
B. The Heareni are .`Oreattou, Haydn.
0. l'orter Song. tliartha tr
OCOW•
Aft. C. C. Rinehart.
10. Qua , te.te. "Oft In the Otlily Nlght, , • 310,re.
Relent. Lawton, Sinehara, Cuthbert aud Rob.
1.1.. Benz• .-
12. tong`of the Old Po
13. Due, r• , Ttie . .
- - Miss Jones,and Kr..DUttn,
14. Dona Nobls,' • • Tivelfth .... 7.lozatt •
• Mist Good' and Oborns
T n es d ay Everting partial change of pro c rant me.
Por...- open at 7 o'clock. Concerc comment:en
at 7:45. •
Tile - Bradbury Piano nerd on thls o•Tasion
kindly furnished by Barr, RuaLe Butt.: er. e_
rquette and Drer.s circle Tickets.: ...... Sl.OO
Farctly-Cirsle T ckets '
.50
• -No extra Gnaree for Itcset ved penis.
Private Boxes ' ' ,2 1 *5.
For sale at J. P. STARK & eiPS, corner Wocall
street and Third avenue.
Reserved seats canoe obtainid at C. C. 3ffit..
LOBSS St 'Wood street; and BAND, b..NAK4
& BIIETTLEWS, 12 Bt. Clair street: ini)29
'PITTSBURGH THEATRE.
IL W. WILLIAMS. Lessee 441. Mnager.
Another eonteellation of Starti . e I - h . :attire!
and dashing API e AUGUSTA LA ERE ..11X,
-Visa NEGIAL^HOWARD. e he not , triar Coate
oians GitCAS.ILLIS aatIJOHNI.SY COt.t.tha.
Mr. wad Birs.,E_WI).WIN, Zia:SCHMID and their
wortaerfal actisir-Dotts: eltrle'and'licro. trt the
exciting d - erna. called "The Waielithan nutl HIS
Dom ', Lf We- Beckett; ,
to Dick .Carrell, uearley'
Gardner,ned all the Monster Cort,,• ay ID n new
olio. 'Ladies , -Matine e-. every , Wellfiesday: and
_
M Y JE ~a.vrral CAN
.T.EIE,ATIM-(Latn,Tyltabless, Varieties.)
, MONDAY EVEIrIp G , and during the week.
Zutirety_new Compaerf ; Tin Dastntoed Sis ers,
Iteh. l l .Ntelteto : the FterhVe Prestlttlzitatear,
ffarrylliebmond, .the
.Etbloplan Demosthenes,
Amy Brent, Annie Elciodge, the greed coustel.
lett= of Stars,
PAl4Ol_ 1/92!
e itiffeid and
I:7 ;t : PELin iS : llll'
FIFTH.
oppositeAVEßEL Old hea yePr rotuldi,
Wood streets,
ay and Evening, all _
cents.
A ar i tilo3ronD. useentai Children. /5
T
ECONOMY BUTTER CO.
ask the attention ofali interested in the reduc
ton of the extravagant cost of Butter, to their
practical and economicninystem of making pure
prime Butter by tbe aid of the •
•
.EXTRACT OF BUTTER PL.A NT.
A brief slim:don to the original' this ortant
discoery may toot prove uninteresting. A mong
the a uthenticated records of the renowned esp.
rain Cook's voyage untold the world, is found
the at ateinent, that - While! •1/edournliiir for bort
time en the Bisailinu Cenad Oi'gontlifAmFrica, he
observed the natives 'using, in the preparation of
their form!, a peculiar oil: Which; upbn cranium..
ton: he found to possess tbe appee'rance, taste
and ilavorof Butter; upon Rather inquiry. how.
ever, he 'ascertained that it was simply r
stance that the. natlies..distilled in a cr... and
imperfect manner, from a rich and lux u -lou t
plant that grew epontaneoisly and 'Wanda:, tly
Ss
that warm tropical country. A .fewy
an eminent Preach chemist, while on a pr es.
atonal visit to the tropics, made numerous caper
-1 intents witn this remarkable prodnction of na
ture, and. succeeded in extracting a concent rated
essence of the plant. • The formula for its prepa
ration, and the .Bole Bight for . its sale in tile
country are the eiclasive property of this Com.
PlutY. by whom it was purchased from the origt.
nal discoverer. We claim ;for thislremarkable,
yet simple and perfectlyharmless preparation—
lts.—That by its use a net gain offromso to 200
Per cent. is nude in the mantifactirre of Butter.
Ad.—That Batter, • which from age or whatever
cause, may be strong, rancid, tstreaktd or
cease-grained., and compaestively useleFs for
general use, by the aid of this „ Extract, is re.
stored tilts original -.freshness and sweetness,
due-grain, and even color. ;-
3d.—By the use of. this Extract, one pound of
delicious, fresh Butter is actually made front
one pint of milk.
4tb.—Thata pure and excellent table Btre r cast
be nude,. at a cost of from 15 to 30 c s per
pound. „The chief expense wherein be n,t , Ent.
ter, which is the essential hare. I.
sth.—That Butter nuinufactured by the aid of
this Extract Is equaliin every respect to the best
Butter made by the ordinary method.
oth. Tire Extract after thorough analysis. by
rablechemiste, is pronotinced perfectly.free fame
any deleterious substance, the ingredients
lbg Perelybf *vegetable nature. •
prOof of. foregoing aisertlons. the
• factory ; of this company is magAg on. ton of
• Butter_per day, which meets with ready sale
in the Nee York hirthet, and lis consumed flu*
the tablenof the first Hotels, Restaurants and
Private Mollies In this aim and elsewhere.
'A sample - package of the' Extract 'sufficient to
Make so'lbs. of Batter' , with fttli d i rections ibr
use.rwill be artittollnY addle*, on xeceitit of Si.
.CAUTION.-y' inicla Pr real 2 1 ,
erit are sub.
; feet to spurious- imitatlorus,..ive d snectury
caution the guollaturainsteoUnterfens and wort'.
/elm advertised. AS powdera. com
pounds, to.: thsrPresitet Of tini:Butter .e.ant
irprejoirearand tottonolsr.
1' Arkisiltemiont Butter Co.
oPrros; 11 tragellf tisanes ,
iraerertm, 1 1 1 33.EralienWICR:br.i„BsW 1 . 42,ng,
.14 stWe bustettes,;ps MOrligellinPrO
i ntt p e ttirt t grare t"" tMttrtiO i r i lle e a ti tb.b/I:biag
' EVe:7iihere.
Pen - Phydabfa Otiloring,
grad, Andre cut te.gtveill.rich, golden Yellow le
0 lOC Of , Whitensettut• +noses Per r samitlf
.len"Galli l a4 ‘ S t ier otrr ui ll
L ' - uarkme won t frl ui t t i k lit ia x " to st r et ring:% , e 2los an ta yni al ow leis
54/1
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