d. r. -a.Kngt«^\_mm nww 8. RIDDXiB 4 Co., & D ITO B 8 and PBOPBIB TOB3. PITTBSXTRGH: TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 0, 18S8. bepubucan nominations. Pittsburgh—Election, Tuesday, Jan. 5. OR, HENRY A. WEAVER, Controller—HENßY LAMBERT, Treasurer—" Witt. EICSBAT7M. Allegheny—Election, Tuesday, Jan. 12. i • mayor; James Miller, -cior .of I?oor—A. DAVIDSON. jVooiL Well to Yoar Tickets* ' AU kinds of smooth-bore tickets will be in' circulation to-day end it will require special watching to aToid being imposed upon by them.<J Look well to your tiokets, therefore; only from tried and known Republicans, and, scrntlnizo closely—your ticket for city officers* and councils. In this fight the watchword is “Give no quarters to-the enemy!” Do not Forget to Vote. Last fall, at the October election, when we wero in the midst .of the monetary panic, hun dreds of onrßepnblican merchants and business men neglected ttyvoto, being too much absorbed in their own difficulties. The troablo of that crisis, h&a passed sufficiently to give them all a breathing spell, and as business in all depart ments is stagnant, they can have no excuse for not Toting to-day. They owe Uto their princi ples to go to the polls to-day, not only to make op for lost year’s lock, bnt to Tlndicate them at a time when, of ftU other times, their vindication will prove of the utmost value. A voice of con demhationof theßuchanonadministrationheart ily uttered -in the present political crisis, will challenge attention, even in that sink of politi cal .iniquity, the Federal City. Now, when wa vering politicians are stretching their necks to catch tho faintest whispers of public opinion for their guidance, Is the time to give them on un mislakable 'indlcatlon of what public opinion la here. Lot the Lecoapioa swiadlebe repudiated to-day by an overwhelming majority. Every te -the city ought to vote to-day.' We ticket, and every eandldoto; on it .desema a,;.hearty -support: Everybodyiin odmils the ability of Mayor shall it-not, vby such a verdict as an approving people know-so well howto give? Not the verdict of a meagre majority, but the tribute of an unparalleled one. Kepudlicans ! We have no appeals to make to you. We only ask you to do your duty—to go, one and all, to the polls,'and vote the straight Republican ticket, without a scratch, and with out a why or a wherefore. The enemy are cal culating on your snplneness and inactivity, and on their, ability to dupe you, by personal ap peals, into supporting some.ono or more of their nominees. Disappoint:theminhu these expec tations. The opportunity of rebuking the Loco foco party for the frauds and deceptions it prac tised in IBSC, r is y d rare one, andmust be well improved. Remember -.Bigler, the recreant Henaiorirom Pennsylvania, and remember, too, that all the candidates on the democratic ticket are put forward os Biolsb mdh; and with tibia, remembrance to stimulate you, give him a crushiogblow that will do ns much credit-toyou as the well-directed blows .of the /‘little giant” have done to Douglas. CUy Treasurer, Extraordinary efforts havo been made by the * democrats to Induce Republicans to votefor Mr. Davitt, for Treasurer. The word has been given out, everywhere, Chat Mr. Davitt is sure ... to bo elected, and the locofocoslnthe county are looking for his election with a hope that could only haTC been stimulated by cooked-up reports sent out from the city. TCfcatciaim has -Mr. Davitt upon Republican votes? -He has - always boon a democrat,- always votes the dear democratic ticket, and sticks by his party under all circumstances, never hesitating to swallow both objectionable men and objectionable mea sures. 77/ never votes for a Republican, and why should a Republican vote for him ? And ■j : why especially, should, such a suicidal act be committed, when we <&trsj , ‘iuch a venerable, - worthy and deserving' candidate as William Eicudaum ? Can any Republican loStupon his venerable grey hajrai.uad reflect upon the long and faultless life he has spent in oar midst, and vote against him T Mr. Davitt is a very respec table gentleman, we admit: b*>» b- * ai»*t '»* *■* srlT should be filled by one well versed In city affairs. The only oandidate who is Henby' Lamdebt, the Republican nominee His experience as a mem ber of,tfie Finance Committee and os amembcr of Councils, trill enable him, if elected, to or ganize the machinery of the offioe Intelligently witboat difficulty. He is a gentleman in every way worthy of Republican support, and we bopo to see him elected by a majority equal to that given for any other candidate on the city ticket. PoPCLAB SOVEB EIGHTY AbASDONED.—ThOBO who can remember the campaign of 185 G will be able to coll to mind the fact that the whole burden of the democratic song was lhafethe peo ple of the territories were sovereign, that they had lb* right to govern themselves os they pleased, on^‘that Congress had no power over them. Jadgd lewis, who presided over the late Buchanan meeting in Philadelphia, took ground directly (lie reverse of this. Uo said; "It must be remembered .that the Govern ment has itho: power: to declare war—to moke to make treaties. In the exercise of ,'thc3e_po#fcrs, TeTTUories may be acquired either by.eonqaesi-or by treaty.- When’ the Govern ment, by either of these methods, acquires 'the jurisdiction over and the right of property, in a Territory, - tleriyht to male laws for its_governmmt resklisds a necessary inadsnt to tie acquisition.— Although the'United States Government is one of limited powers, it is icertainly supreme within (ho limits prescribed; \and, in addition to the powerß«spi*ss]y granted, possesses all the pow ers necesSary to the exercise of the authorities conferred by the express terms of the Constltu lion, Under this construction of the Constitu. ‘ tlon Congrfess has, ever sinee Ihe foundaiion of theQpTernmeni/ downed and exercised tie right of sot crrignty ever ihepeople of tie Territories. Judge Lewis discussed "sovereignty,” and argued that ' there could be. no sovereignty antil a govern mentbqcstabushed. Hence, in the case of a territory until a state government be formed, the in tho f Government of ihe United States.-’ L The resolutions of tho meeting take the some ground.: them distinctly declares that “in the Territories of the United Btates, which belong alikelo the people of every Stole and section of the Union, the sovereign power, so far os delegated at all,-is vested In Congress." This is atotal abandonment of the Cincinnati platform/ the resolutions, - addresses and other promalgaUonffof tho party creed, and like all - Us clhcr profesalons/ ia nude' to suit the exist* lag occasion.: .The faipjy port of it is that Judge Le?ris “wya Uiis-eoTereigniy of Congress ore? the territories doeanot extend to Slavery— that ' is obovoatf sovereignty, whether of Congress or thopeople. v. A ysoposmou Übcing dittnsMd among the engineers. and capitalists bf France and' Eng land to construct a tunnel under the Straits of Dover/from FrancetoEngland. .The estimated cost ia169,000,000 francs,' or about 34,000'000 dollars! 1.. Six years, are. deemed; time saffirient forUflCompleiion. ; j The "James Buchanan" is the name of a slave schooner thiat has just landed a cargo of slaves on the coasL of Cuba. The name was a delicate compliment. The riave&'ehouldbe sent to Kansas. ' ' THE FOHMOF ELECTION TICKETS. ' The following is the section of the Act of As sembly, under whieb the election to-day will be held: “That the qualified voters of said city ahail, at the elections for city and Word officers, vote for eaid officers on three separate written or •printed ballots, one of whloh shall be headed *City Officers,’ and shall contain the names of persons voted for.for Mayor, Treasurer and Con troller; one shall beheaded *City Councils,’ and ab*n contain tho names .of persons voted for for Select and Common Council; and the other shall beheaded *Word Officers,* and shall contain the names of persons voted for for Alderman or Al dermen, Judge of Elections, Inspector of Elec tions, School Directors, Constable, Assessor and Assistant Assessors; said tickets shall be folded so that the words, “City Officers,’ 'City Councils,* and ‘Ward Officers,' shall, in all cases, bo ex posed to view, and they shall designate tho par ticular office for which the persons named ore voted for.” Coder this law, but three tickets or slips will be voted to-day. The first will contain the names of all the city officers voted far; the second the names of all tho Cooncilmen to bo voted for; and tho third the names of all the Word officers to be voted for. No separate tick ets or tickets for separate offices can bo received by the election officers or counted by them.— The plan is a good one. It expedites voting, lightens materially -the labor of election Pittsburgh Union has been giving, from time to time, a list of newspapers of the Demo cratic sort in this State, which have taken ground for and against the Lecomptou swindle. We find other papers, in other places, doing the same thing. One paper adds-a third table, in which, after enumerating the pros and tho cons, it adds this: “Off Bote Bides.— Lancaster Intelligencer, Pittsburgh 'J7flion, and Harrisburg Patriot.” We notice this fact only to deprecate the in justice cf such a collocation. The Union was on both sides only until the President’s message come out. The paper from which we take the above table—the Warren Ledger —ought to know that the Union took rides in favor of the Le eompton swindJo as soon as it was sure the Pres ident was there. Bans Statehmts.— The' first weekly state ment of the Pittsburgh banks appears in our advertising columns this morning. Our readers wIU note, on perusing it, that the position of the bonks Is a strong one—a very strong one, and that it compares favorably with any state ment furnished by the banks of any other city. The aggregates of the seven bonks are as follow: LUBZUncS. HEA.VS. Ctrcnlsttaa. OO Bills Dirt! SSJ&3JHB 01 Deposit**... 14&L&04 08 Bp*de. 1,110913 95 Bos other Bank*. 108454 13 Due by dfcrr r-C20,8W 11 Merchants’ and Manutactunebs’ Baku.— This Bank makes public announcement this morning that it is prepared henceforth to pay specie on its liabilities. Its condition miy be seen by reference to the fall statement of its af fairs which appears in our columns this morning. The Union contends that no person is fit for Mayor of this city but a Lawyer. Why, then, did not the democratic party' nominate ooefor.that office' Tex 6t. Louis Scaling Hews, the State organ of the American .party in Missouri, openly ap proves of the armed movements of thefreeState men In Kansas. It publishes an editorial arti cle headed “Civil War in Kansas—lts Righteous ness—Let the People Arm for Resistance!"— The following paragraph is worthy of note: “We turn to the people of Kansas. They have been shamefully deceived and betrayed in regard to the privilege of chooßing their own constitution, and regulating their domestic in stitutions, and they have sworn to resist usurpa tion to the bitter end. We applaud them for it, and Bay, God speed them in the rigbL Let thsm take up onus and defy Mr. Bochanan and his troops, and return shot for shot, os long as they have a gun and a man to fire iL When they fallen in the righteous cause, there will freemen to take their plaoes and cdfPy on tho war." Tht editor of the yews la a Southern man, and was, bo believe, a slaveholder. Tue Democratic (Douglas) papers of Illinois, are ahriking for freedom in bleeding Kansas, like so many calliopes playing Hail Colnmbio. The Illinois Stato Register, tbe central organ of the Illinois Democracy, Is guilty of “Construct ive Treason” in the use of the following incendi ary language: “Tho British Parliament forced burdensome and oppressive laws on the colonies. Tho col onies had no resource left but rebellion. Iu what respect does tbe case of Kansas differ from that of the colonies ? In both instances the laws are burdensome and oppressive, in both instances it is a usurpation of the people’s rights, and in both instances there is but one remedy— rebellion.” iSanfc Statements.' Statement of the Bank of Pittsburgh. PimancH, Monday, Jan. 4th, 18- r .l M E ANB Loans, Rills and Diaeoonta^. Dua bjr'olbrr Baaka.. So»~ —- ;.-a Sworn to aad rabacrttwU tlda 4tli January, IBM, before me. _ JaS AUSTIN DOOMIB, Notary Public. Statement oftbe Merchant** and Manu factnrera’ Bank of Pittsburgh* January 4th, IUiS. Loans aud Discounts Due byother Bulks..—. ... Notes ahil Chocks of other flawfr*, ~ Specie . Notre outMaadiDß or ClrcElation | 80,800 00 Dno to other Cuke - 27,415 40 Depositor* 82,703 7-1 $190,994 • 14 „ . W. IL DENNY. Oaahler. Sworn before me, Notary Putllc, Plttaburgh. January 4tli IS&S,ao > clockr.«. Jeo QEO. C. BABB, K. P. Statement of the ExcOange Bank ~of Pltteborgh. Loaiib and Discounts Ppede in Vault Due by other Banks Notes and Checks of other Bank*. ttfcal,Estate $2,040,991 10 Capital 810 ck...- .4 818,000 00 Uapold Dividends ijkjO 00 Contingent Fund sad Profits 150.807 87 n.. n1.,1—. M , l*rt A. Depod tea 1. IL Morray, Cubler oft bnrgh, being duly effinned, dept ittteocnti* correct, to the beet lief. u. Affirmed before me this del JeS C. W, StatcmenCof the Keelußlot. Btnk of Plttibnrgh. Blokmt, JkDimrj Atli, ISS*. UABOITOS. Capital Stock Clrenlafion Dse to other Banks-. Doe to Depodiore..... Bills and Notes Discounted. 4010,088 22 Dos by other Banks....— (2)48042 Notes and Checks of other Banks.—.. OO Specie io Vault 121480 43 Otyof Pittsburgh, u. I, (Jeo. D.'&lciireir, Caibiar of tho lWh.nifrg > n r Pittsburgh, being da); swero, depose aud mj, that the above statement is correct, to the bewt of ray knowledge and belief GEO. D. McGBKW, CaSEler. Sworn before me tbla 4th day of Janaary, IKS. Jas A, VT. POSTER, Notary Pabllc. CltlseiU’ Basic Statement, BOIJ end Notea .5637,631 27 Cola in Y»nU : OO Coin doe from 8ack5—........ 27,261 80-116,170 39 Duefrcsn other 20,088 13 Back Notea, Checks, ±u~ . 18,73? Ou CirecUttoa.. OO £»pe«ita 70,702 06 Omoteßttlu .. . 4.743 50 Cm or Pmsßcian, u ~ “«» Ceo. c. B*U>, came E. D. Jones, Cashier cf siOmed, declared that the anow eutement u cwrert totbo U*t ofhisbwirlodgaaod b * K. D. JONES, Cunjer. .. Statement or the iron City.Ban*. PIRBSUBQB, JlSUrj 4U»,ia6B lata* aod JMscoant*... I lca-ne 11 Dos bj other Bank*.... P aHasii Notes tod Cheek* of other ntuh 16,53400 WO“~ ' 34J&Q 04 Orculotira Noo*. poo toother Bonk* - Du* to Ifepoellarß i. ............... 42,007 12 . _ , JOHN SIAGOmN, Cutler. - AfilßDfa onto be lore nu*. . y J*3 J. r. MACKENZIE Notiy Pnbllc. gtmtrmeat of the An«fMtny H. W - ~ January 2d, 1858. / Circulation—— 23,285 6o AttottatZ>D« ether Banks- ' ljOfifl 42 Iftdirldul Depo 21,872.4a' I Notes and BfllaDUo 268419:84 -v -o*Ui Itr 5 -' Asocst Do# by other n«nV« t,, ~ 10,U3 t&\^s 3. W. COOff,OuUfir. J. \£. Oook, Cashier of the Aflegbeoy fo"t» bdlsgdaly ■*ertl»i*j*tfcattheaboTo»tatcm»i>ti*jartAaatra* asLi mlljMlims. . Sworn Aadaohflctibodtwbro uu.lniJltshsorCiiy.thli ***J#3mu? t US9. ’ : jift v - o. W, BUUBT, Notary WHlc; $0,739,091 00 being ijr that La beifavM tha J. OAEPKR, Cuhfer. .$700,010 G 8 ~ 00,813 61 6.7 M 04 . 81,000 41 SSSLfrU 07 LIAMLITI2S. Mozdit 1868 .$1,327,617 21 34 111,852 l*i 26,062 82 45.920 CO *2,040,991 19 jftfce Exchange Bank of Pltte depoeo Mod «cy, that (be abort ofzar knowledge and be 11. M. UU&&AY, Stabler.' »jrefJamx«rT,lMB/ ERXEBT, Notary gallic. .*£oo,ooo 00 . OO . 43 . 100,402 63 *771,508 06 Afl-XTS. *809,033 12 Spmal Jlcrticw. The Belling AiulltiM of Barhave'i Hol landßitters* , QuXttC,Ottada,Jun«2a > 1834. We have no donut it will tell w*n hsr*. Bead os one JOHN MUS3QS 4 00. „ , Horrsiil, Canada, Jnly 1, ISM. Send <u two grew Boerhavefa Holland Bitter*. We Tint a medicine of tbia Und ia oar market. JOHN BIRKS 4 CO., M-tjctl Dell. Sim Pun, Mlnn—^* ThereUquitoareadyialehorefor yearßoerbave’aHol land Bitter*- - WM. n. WOLFE, per IL B. Peaaoo. Hotuntmcto, Pn, Dee. 25,1656. Bead me three dozen dom Boer here's HpifaH Bitten.— I wIL remit oa receipt of same. J, B. PATTON. Lxwxsrovtt, Dec. 24,15&A Bead mo six doiea Bocxhave’s ifnq.wd utters, per R. R, —will remit, lees discount. frnAnr.y** UTT7L 49”80id at finer bottle, or six bottles tor 45, by thspro prlctars, BENJ. PAGE, Jl, 4 CO-, phinue* •eattoUsad Chemists, Pittsburgh* Po* and Druggfeti (tea gaily. -Bee adrcrtlscmeot, de2fcdAwT L&AdC " Celebrated Worcestershire Banco, PRONOUNCED BY CONNOISSEURS ’ OF A LETTER FROM Tobethe MEDICAL GENTLEMAN ONLY GOOD SADCE. 0 AT MADRAS, . . . h To hi* Brother st And applicable to P WORCESTER, May, 1851. ETKUY A “Tail LEA A PERRINS that i their Saace ta highly esteem- VARIETY media India, and it, in my "* opinion the moet palatable as OF DISH. wellaa tbe moat wholesome Baoca that Is made.” Tbe only Modal awarded by tbs Jury of tho New York Exhibition for Foreign Bases, was obtained by !■»* A PER RINS for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, the world wide fame of which haTing led to nameroas imitation*, pm chakra are earnestly requested to aoethat the names of. “LE4 A PERRINS” are Impressed open tho Bottle and . Stopper, and printed upon tbe labols. Sole Wholesale Agents for the United States, JOHN DUNCAN A SONS, 405 Broadway, New York. A atock always In store. Also, order* received for direct shipment from England. my^lydfcv MESSRS. CIIAS. A LEWIS GREBE, II " I I* ORGAN *jn> SINGING, *■ * ■*" ANCIENT AND MODERN LANGUAGES, As Greek* Lallu, German, French and Spanish, Tangbt by Oil AS. GREBE, Cand.lheoL 49»Engalre at ths principal Mnilo Store*. do23Andfo . SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES, The great superiority ofSDJGKR’S MACHINES Over ill ©therefor the urn of Clotliing and Shoe Manufacturers, Harness Makers, Carriage Trimmers and Conch Makers, Has long been known and practically acknowledged, ms NEW FAMILY MACHINE, Which is a light, compact and highly ornamental machine, (doing ita-work equally well with tbe forge machines.) and must become a favorite for family use. A faR supply of the above Machines for sale at New York price* by R, STRAW, 32 Market stu. PITTSBURGH, PA* Also, Ibo BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE. Price from $4 j to $5O. [dallj aulfclydfe W. D. W00D... _jf. tool train a. f. ■'ruin WOOD, MOORHEAD A CO, American Galvanized Sheet Iron, And Sale Agoilt lor tts Sedt of Patent Imitation Russia Sheet Iron. Also, Qelvmaized Corrugated Iron, for Roofing. (•^Warehouse— Xo. 134 Pront Street, Pittsburgh. ia22dydAwfeF , COAL bails. ! . FIFTEEN FOUR’WHEEL COAL CARS, Nearly new, 'York built,” for sale on favorable terms and at a very low price. Address BILLMYEB A SMALL, York, Pa.. Or apply to Mr. JNO. BOOTT, Pittsburgh. The Cara can be seen at tbe Outer Depot, Penn*. R. K. dell2awdtfelfc A. A. CARRIER & BRO., Pittsburgh, General Insurant Agency, No. 63 Fourth Streets PITTSBURGH, PEXXA. Gumpauiea represented of highest staadlng. Cbartored by Pennsylvania and other Rtatea. Fire, Marine and Life Risk* t»ken of all description*. A. A. CARRIER, Jyl&lydfe _ ______ 8. 8. OARRJEK. _ BEFTON Ac BILBROUOH, LAND AND HOU SB AGENTS Xo. 101 Xocutf Street, bet toern 4 th and 5tA Street*, LOOIB, mo UOUBEB, LOTS and LANDS for tale or lease; State, Coon* ty and City TaXee paid on Real Estate; choice selections of lands entered under the Graduation tow, at 12\4 cents per acre, comprising Pine, Mineral and Agricultural lands. OA-tond Warrants bought, sold and located. City refer ence* given. deTuumlo SEWINOIi A OHINESI FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS. WHEELER A WILSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, Bridgeport, Corm„ Pltteburgb* 68 Fifth Street. This Machine SUtcbcs tho Finest or Coarsest Fabric, At the tbe Operator, making with case Oas Thoua and beautiful andduraUe Stitch**per Minute, almost oolso lessly, and aro becoming Indispensable for family use. Full information may be obtained by addressing James Ewing, or ALEX. U- RE&D, Agent, , No. GS Fifth stmd, Pittsburgh. JOHN^OOHSaSIIBEfiS^ Iran Railing, Iron Vaults, Vault Doora, Window Shelton, Window Guardi, it., Xat. 91 Arcond Strut and 86 Tisrti Strut, (Between Wood and Market,) PITTSBURGH, Hare cn band a variety of new Patterns, fancy and plain, suitable for all purposes. Particular attention paid to en cloaingQreveLots. Jobbing done at short notice. mr9 wm. titnura.—.... w«. <j. tinn VANDEVBB & PHIEND, ATTORNEYS JV T LAW, An SOLICITORS IS COANCEIIY 2Co. 6, Shines Block, Ihtbu promptl*'*'"* 'a i. lon. or TC>*t» •• ■ iii the Tmriosi do*ciip> lis, which they will lellftt th« lo»tU uarkttyricu. 49*Omtmcta arerwpectfolljr aulldted. All work w* ttnud of beat gqnUty. dalfcljdft * DAWEB & CXjTJXJCV, Home, sign and Ornamental Painters, AND OBAINZBS White LeodandZino Paints. Also, all kinds of Paints, Oils, Verniehes, Window 01ms, Patty, Brashes, Ac_ 144 Wood Street, two doortabm* Diamond JOt*. mrllhlydfb PAYNE, BIBBBLL & CO, , SUVOTACTOKXU Of Coolting* Parlor and. Heat ins STOVES, Orates, Fronts, Fenders, eto., And Manufacturers of the Celebrated CAPITAI, COOKING- RANGE, SO. 939 LIBERTY STREET, Jygfclydfc PITTS BUBO H, PA. UUAC40XEJ.. ..........J0f1S L. SO TP W v>rr>n Pittsburgh Steel Works. JONES* BOYD Ac CO., Manufacturer! of CAST STEEL; also, BPBINO, PLOW * a d A. B. STEEL; SPRINGS end AXLES, GirntT Boa and Pint Strutt, PiiUbnrgh, TSi. tUAC JOBS a. tnnm I>. B. ROGERS 6c CO, Uogers* Improved Patent Steel Cultivator Teeth, Comer Ron and Pint SrttU, nttsbavh. /h. Jqghlydfc* B. F. BBOPB, MERCHANT TAILOR, ’ 109 Third Street* -Pittsburgh* Pebna* hUbs latest Patterns of goods always on hand, and made to order cm the mod reasonable terms for cash. All work warranted. poaflmfc H. C.ULMAN & CO., No.7fi Pru, - GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS AND Insnranoe Brokers ' CoauMtoGamaL Rxrxisßßcn.. 43,6*4,000. life, Fire, Marios and Lire Sloes Bisks of all dcscrlp* < tiona taksn atcorzant rates in tbs moat reliable and prompt paying oompauUa In the Btate. jySfelyfo .TAB. MaIiA.XJeH3X.IN. Alcohol, Colorno Spirits and Fuel Oil, delfcdlyfe Aoi. 168 and HQ Second Strut. FURS! FtJHBII FUBSII! FOR IjAJDIES AND MISSES, EMBRACING HUDSON BAY and MINE BABLS, STONE MARTEN, FITCH, SQUIRREL, Ac. OAPES, TIPPETS, MUFFS, CUFFS and OLOVES, la great variety and price. ttblltdfe M’OQBD A 00., 131 Wood street. Flttabargb Vartoty Wotka. JONES, WALLINGFOBB A GO, (Successors t* Warwick. AttcrtmryA CoA Mann&ctoeraofßlgbt and Left Band Door Locke, Sprtnfc Drop and Thumb Latches,' Rations and Ooonter Seales, Coffee, Corn and Paint Milts, and DomastJeHardlssra eeoer< ally, corner ofWaterandQrantstneis.l’ilUborgh.Pe. Ja2tlydfc J. M.LXTTES MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 54 St. Glair Street, (Dr. Irish's New Bofldlng,) PITTSBURG EL PA. aaSfclydlb HENRY EOOLLINB, Forwarding and Comxplaloji Veroftant^ AND .WHOLESALE DEALER IN Cheese, Buttes** Seeds, Hftalk* . _ And' Produce GamnUy. Aw> No. 23 Wbed flrtttf-mfai iOHH THOMPSON, •mai&fiS'gLSg"W *—«* *-*-■>■ n Ss’gasa^. t, .° nH, » gfVhhdo. Bogar io store and fa&M* br'' -a iiB.'QiBBSEJ. Sptnai pottos.. ' r „ f llOO m HTTSBUKOH. HORTICtJLTDRAL NOTICE. - The DCRISO THE MOSTH3 OF DECEMBER and JASBABY , annual EXwtfcm ofofieera&r thaenrolnr vaarwill PR. OALVTV tvt yrif’H ' ■ Bodaty oTer Reeds' Jenin UAIiVIPt Ju« iTirOrl Stop*6tbftrectosWednesday next at told o'clock A_ M M V Ueon«lt«l ( M,uU.Bocmn J*MU* '' nrHiSmiw M ' NO. 191 PEMN STREET. ~ OPPOSITE ST. CLAIB HOTEL, PITTSBCBGU, PA., For ill affliction! of the THROAT and LUKO3; alio, DYS PKPSIA, FEMALE DISEASES and other complaints cam* plicated with or predisposing to Pulmonary Dices***. If Cram any can* DR. FITCH should bo usable to remain daring the period shore named, the appointment *lll be concluded by Lie awodato, DB. J,W. SYKES. Bit. FIrCU would earoostly remind those who may be laboring under Incipient or seated dlecamc of the Throat or Longa, of the importance of giving tbemsalve* timely atten tion, as It U oalj when taken la reason*Me time that these diseases ran be treated with any jnat hopo of and the delay of a few weeks Will flrtt r»niiii, hope lessly tatal, an otherwise curable » DR. FITCH would alao that as he Is to deal frankly with hb patients, t»ne need apply who are afraid to learn their true condition, tho actual of their longs, and their probable of recovery. Coninlutlons personally or by letter free. All communications should bo addressed either to DR. 0. . PITCH nr DR. J. W. SYKES, 101 Penn street, PUta burgh. Pa. dels noSUctfilawT . W. Sc D. RPJIBTT A T^T*. r HAHOPiCtCans AMD DBXUE9 IB All ki^iUorTobMeo t fißnffßndCl|«ri, Have recently token tho bonding No. 180 WoodetreeLln •ddJUon to their Manufacturing Kstabmhmeiit,No. 43 Irwin street, wherethey will tie pleased to receive their friends, *p27Jjdti business fflfiangcß. DISSOLUTION. f |'HE FIRM OF J. S.-& C. LEE was disaolv- JL on the first lost, by onto*) conoenL The buslnoa will be Conti DU rd at heretofore, at the old stand. No. 46 Market street by JOHN S. LEE. Kitber of thTpartners is authorised to settle the btulneraof tlinold Ann. „ JOHN B. i.eb, Jonuary4th, 186S—Jo6Jwd CALEB USB, J*. DISSOLUTION OP CO-PABTHG&BBIP. THE partnership existing between the un dmlgDed hta this day with mutual consent been die* sowed by the withdraws) of H. L. Btcgwilt. lhe remaining co-partners are aothorited t* settle the *«Mniof the firm, and will continue the business of the Fort Pitt Glass Works os heretofore. A. B. CURLING, MORGAN ROBERTSON, EDWARD JHTHRIDGE. !L L. RINGWALT. DISSOLUTION. THE partnership heretofore existing be tween the subscribers under thsnaao of M’CuNEA YOUNG, Is this day d©solved by mutual consent , J. Rj BTCUNE, Jan, I U5B. JAS. B. YOUNG. JR. M'CUNE, will continue the Hide • snd Leather builoenst No. lßSLibortyitreot. Ja43f NOTICE, WE have this day associated with ns John H.fßßEttTiad James h. weight, thomas k. uoiiMES retiring from the active management of the business Jqiallm • N ■ HOLMES k SON 3. NOTICE. I , PnwroaH, January Ist, IMS. UAV h this day associated with me in tho Tobacco and Cigar badness, my son. WILLIAM P WE YUAN. The style of iheffnnwffl be WEYUANA SON, \ GEORGE WEYMAN. W K Y-M A*N Ac SON, Mannfocturen and Dealers In all kinds of TOBACCO, SHDTT AND CIOABB. CamtrofSmUhfiM&nttmd Diamond Alley, Pittsburgh, pa. I Prersscnoß, Jon. Ist, 1069. HAVE purchased the Drug Store of Benj. Page, Jr, i Co, and may hereafter be fraud at the place or buxlnea formerly occupied by them, on the canter of Thinl and Bmlthfleld streets. I will continue the prac tice of my proCeodon u Analytical and ConsnlUug Chemist, to connection with the Drug end Prescription businca. aXOBQE W. WETMAN WE have Hold the Drug Store formerly oc capiod by us to Dr. GBOKGB W. WEYMAhf, and cordially recommend him to our Meade and We shall continue the monaCwtureof BOERHAVE’B HOL LAND BITTERS, und will give notice of the reaoral of oar For a few deye we may be fajnd at the old land, Jel:lwd BENJ. PAGE. Jq., A CO DISSOLUTION. TIIE Co-Partnership heretofore existing un der the firm of WILSON, CHILDS A CO., this day ex plree Ly limitation. JOUN A. WIIAON. JAMES n. CHILD* JE3SB W. CARR December diet, 1K57, CO-PARTNERSHIP —Thesubscribers have this day Armed a co-partoershlp In tho Wholeade Dry Goods balloon, nnder the name and stylo of WILSON, PAYNEA CO., and trill in a lew days occupy the spacious baddlngjast finished by John Bissell, Eeq., No. W Wood et. JOIIN A. WILSON. WU. PAYNE. JESSE W.CARR. Pittsburgh, January let, 1869.—Jal:lwd ANNOUNCEMENT, JANUARY 1, IS5s3. WE embrace the opportunity afforded by tho commeocrmeot of a new bualneea year, to malr* the foQowing announcement: Tbe senior partner In our firm ha ring early in the tell entered into other basieeee engagement* that it necessary f«r him to relinquish hie present bliaineas, we hare determined, with eviewof enabling him to do eostoa coaly tlay, and Cor reasons arising hum the present financial derangement of tho country, to a change la car business rules by reducing the time heretofore allowed on our credit accounts, and adopting, In the main, the /•—*» system. A limited number only of family accounts, will be opened with punctual customers, to he poU quarterly, vii in April, Joly, October and January. This new arrangement wQI enable as to sell at lower ntea the* ** credit hereto*'*-* -,•* - BEOKTi? DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, And GsnerafUoamirelil Agent, Officr vn “l£e corner 0/ and Wood ttneti, (Second story-silica shorn HOI A Co„ Entrant No. 44 Fifth street^ WILL BUY AND SIU PROMISSORY NOTES, , otam, vrocaa, naans an xoifaaaaa, ciTt »a- : rafStnfA** 11 * 45 ” *** ** u 13TA ”> «u*cr urn, Capitalists, and all tboM baring money Idle, and dmirous otlamtlnfltio good safe ioTntmrots, will please £2 boiJDM* entrusted to me will bsMthfollyaad promptly attended to, a* reaaonabfe rates. ' * 1 , « fiimnrcii, Jons Gaaniir, Presldeut of Bank of PUUbureh O. Biaczscaa, President of Cltizenfa Bank JOBif D. Spcut, CashferTnat Company ’ N. noun A Softs; nru A CcTWk. Bao*UT, B. L FABWBToca, Cmimmo Zoe; LirrscßTOfr, Ookilud A Quta, M.D. ’ jiSt EAT BRAIJTIFIKR so loiu trcnoccMitjLM socqut, FOUND AT LAST! UOR IT KESTOUES PERMANENTLY X D»lr to its l original colon eoiarstmmrianlly tba Laid bead; remote* all daadntO; Uefalng isd edl enrols. 4csddhead and all ernptfcms; makes Ibajerif soft, healthy; and (toer, «d wilt yrmtttn it to any UwgUat4» age, remoret as if by magic, all btotchte. AA/ftmn the face, and wee all neuralgia and nervous headache.' &* circular and the following: - . _ DovtnN. H;Yeb. 2,1857. Poor. O. J. Woos A 00.-OeotwWltbin % few dm we ?.V e “"My «rdcr»atid ealhhePlroC O.J. Wood's Ilalr UastoratiTo, tint to4ay.w» w«e<ampeUed to eeud to . . l ? Q _5 * qU4ntJt ?» < tL# 6 yon forwarded all being •oU,) we might order» quantity from yoa. JBoerv /ournew aufa»er4 , tl»« approbation, and. patronage it rocaine front tba most suhstantUl and worthy citizens of oar Ticto n* that It h A MOST VALUABLE PRE PARATION. SsodaiM moqm may benoa groa of $1 ettr. and one d.ran 12 sir*-, and belief* nsVoon very respectlhlly, - (Signed) .YUNTKL LATUBOP A 00. „ ilj cro»t Onou, fit. Char lee 00, Wo-Nor. 19,155 A Paor, 0. J. Wo°n— fiaocUaa last commerwa were induced totaeeaaecryocrUalr Raatoraties, andlu we feel it nr datytoyna mod theaflrted*to report it. bead for ecaite time had bean perfactly corcred aomd called U scald bead. Ybahalr ajppataagnlycapaogißcomeqneocahVbea a friend, aee. I MJ& 1^? tood o,l * jooc.Bartotattra, w*did etar«arpttoa,andOi» ofauturJttt&dibeTeryhw aralicaßona rastored tbadia ease enuroj,and anew and Inmrfuwt crop of halraooa •tatted ott. and we can nowaay that oorboy,toaa httiOa a eeaip, and aatanriant a ctcp of hair aa any other child— we can tn ere tore, and do bareby recoin mend year 4—y- Un,aea perfoct remedy foraU dfeeaittof tbescajp and hair. We are, yours, rwpectfnUj, GEORGE ,W. moOINBOTBAM. sabau a. mooiNßonuu. Qttuni, Maine, Jcne I baro toed two bottles of Prof Wood’s Hair Emtoratjre, and cm titlyaayltla tba peafeet dlsoorary of the age far reatoring and utellalr. Baton nsfagiiTVasa man of baa now atuinodUaorlgltiil color. Too cm necosmd It to the world without the hart faar,M my case waa caeof the worst kind. YoaranapactlbQy* _ . . DANIEL L. MURPHT. WOOD 1 0^ PiwWer. 3U Cn»ih™T, H. T, (In the great N. Y. Wire gnninfr~FifiMllTimmitl w 1 ill. W»t nefl) . acEtTydawkT WOOD’S 11AIR KESTORATIVB.—A Urge qoactity on hand and tar «la by 1A •B.L.FAHHEaTOOR AOO, 0010 comer of Fogrtb and Wood eU. To Henrom BHflsran A retired Clergyman, restored to health in a few deya, after manyyeanot great nerTosasnUbring, is anz tone to maka known tba means of car*. Win tend (htm) Umet the Her. JOHN M. DAGSALL No. IBS Fnlton street, Brj%*rn H. T. ocfaSmeodaSmwT. BOOTS AWD BBOSB, .CHEAP FOB CASH. TAMES EOBB," ' IlMjwt wedwd btilu^ LADIKS’, MISSES’ and CHILDRENS’ BOOISaadfiHOZN MENS’CALF, KIP AND COARSE ' , DOOTB,BHOE3, OXFORD Tflß,. K)»e-ASDT<raniE’ooos^Sicf iiaiß, *°' ' , ~, jjwMtr-stwm'mgA'v tsapriseecOMof the tarecmmmstassts take .found Is any dly ( nlUbh for dty and country mlm. «ad ftfto Sfebtrtiannrnts. j AMEBICAR AGRICULTURIST. O&ASUK JUDD, Pablllher A Prop’r, ISO Water st. New York. Vol. X.YII, Ng L JANUABYj IS&L ISTEUJCSTISG ABIIOUNCE. varieties of valuable SEEDS offered FREE to Subscribers of the AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST for ISM. Tbo SnaitemtK Volume of this Journal, opens with such in dace meets t> all Faurxsa, Gaantsnu, and dnltirstore ofsTenthesmallcat Plots, (ladire of eoeree lm-loded,} &a hare never been offered before by the Publisher of this or any other Journal, to wit: Q.OOD pUBE gEED P BEE .The AwricwHurirf la ealarg**d to 33 DouUe ytinrto Pages In racA number. Six of the best practical Cultivators In all the omntry have been secured to write for its page* doting the year 1553, besides a hoetof occasion al contributor!. G OOD pCRE gEED P REE CTrer 300 beantifoJ, tnatructlre Engravings « Rcral Objects, of interest and utility. will be given In 18&& ' The January Number has 75 Inatructlre ar tklee. and oxer 30 engravings, and this is a fair •ample, though area leas valuable than the •acreedlng tmmbers will be. The January Dumber gives alls! of Flftr one Tarietles of Firm, Gaunt* and Flower ®f choicest kinds and beet quality, most ly obtained from tbe best gardens to Eororc from this list every subscriber will be entitled to ehooee any fores parcels be or she may de sire, frea. ■* G°° D pDBE gEED REG The Seeds will alone bo worth to many per sons ths full subscription price; bnt aside from them. Every number will contain as mucb Jlrtirait reading, aodjmore engraTings, than meet of the Dollar Booksoffcredtothepobllc. Thousands of subscribers hare said, or tbo past Ims ralua bit numbers, that they would not port with them Sir $1 each, film Volume XVII (for IBM) will bo furnished to •übacribeis, entire, for sl;9ix copies for $6; Ten or mere copies at 80 cents Do you ask bow all thlycanbadoael Ans. The Ayrievltariu baa a larger regular circulation tlian a deam of tbe ordinary Agri cultural and Horticultural Journals. A tew cents profit ou each auhaerfber, gives a Urge stun to be appropriated to paying the best wriUrt,—collecting Information—coetly En gravings—and for Beads for free dlstributkn. Further: the Publisher Isdetcnnlnedtp lauo s journal that shall not only be on nosox to tbe Agriculture and Uorticultard of our Country, but one which shall be so valuable and so foil of Instruction In every department of Soil Cnl- ’ tore, whether on h Urge or small scale, «*«* D 0 perann (except those shnt.np in brick walla without a foot of spare land) can afford to be without it , 930|000 were spent open the Agrkultnr -Ist last year, and as tne present new and renew ed subscription list warrants It, thasam will be doubted for ISM. G OOD J) UKE gEED pBEE G 00I) pUBE gEED pBEE The Publisher’s motto be “get up tbe Best paper Jirxf, and make money afterwards'!! ha can.” If yon want «vcA a Journal, with thaextra Seeds, Ac, sand il (in geld or 3-cent P. 0. stamps, or bills of Ranks Ln good credit at home) and you will receive the January number at once, from which yon can select the seeds.— The future numbers will be mailed on or before the first day of each month. Address vsabove. JtffiltwT ORANGE JUDD, New York City. ORPHANS’ CODRT SALE.—Bv virtue ofanorder of the Orphans’Oaurt, IwUlreilat Public Stick oa FRIDAY, Janaary 29th, ISM, at 10 o’clock, A. JI, at the Court Boose, In the city of Pittsburgh, all tbs right, interest and estate of Thomas. George, Renlx-n sod Robert B. Rondels, minor children ofjJamse BandnU, deceased, of. tn and to a place of land In Pine township, mid c»aniy, ed- Wiling lamia of Smith Thorn, he Ire of Elijah Soke, David Bowen and Robert Brown, and containing 106 aereB,more or lea. aboo which U erected a tow dwelling and to* barn. iLrZTuSianmnaUoa. enquire ofMABaHALL A BROWN. •Oa.loA Fifth ftrtot, Pittsburgh, or the undersigned, near Ogle p Ot Bn tier county, Pa. JafcStWT SAMUEL MARSHALL, Ouardlaa. Dcnetraile Council Ticket for the Third Waurd Pittsburgh. SELECT. James Berdtssn, COMMON. Jubn t*«ton, Edvard Campball, Jr. June* Gilds*. Jamea DJjnom, JobaUalloa, Thomas B. Hamilton. J*sao DWELLING FOR RENT.—A desi rabls two story Brick Hooss on Congress containing 0 roams, ■ good yard and newly papered, apply to WATT A WILSON, Ja6 No. 208 Liberty strest. 7F. BBLS.N 0. MOLASSES for Bole by * J U.CANirIKI.D 1 fifilO BXS PRiME W. R. CHEESE; A vUv' 100 do do Goshen do, for sale by Jas V J. D CANFIELD, 1 n BBLS. FRESH ROLL BOTTER; AV/ £ boxes do do do, for tale by J»A J. U. CANFIKLD. Inn Bl 'S. CLOVER SEED for sale by A OOjil J B. CANIIKLD onn BXB. PRIME PEARL STARCH; \J 25 bbla. do do, lor sale by Jas J. R CANFIELD. 1 OH SACKS FEATIIEBS for sale by A yj\f ]Q J 0. CANFIKLD. on CASKS PEAKLASU for Bale by Ov|q J. B. CANFIELD onn BBLS. FKESII LOI WV&TMhbT J>i FISH of al! kinds by tbe bbl. and half bbl. coiumstlj on hand and ferula by J»S J B. CAN FIELD. ORPHANS’ PAIR* FOR THE BENEFIT OF TOE ORPHANS OF ST. PAUL’S ASVLUM, WILL BE HELD IN 01 TI lIA L L ON MONDAY, TIIE 38TU INST., And continue eTcry OTecing dnring tba aoefc. Je23.lwd (TA RN AuirANjS^CAtALOGOE^ at inch rates as vill give satisfaction •» -•. "f^***^ era. 1,75 to 6,00 —«cy Css. Paata.™..-.. 3,00 to KMX plain sod figured.' winter rants™. 1,25 to S,Oo BOrfl DEPARTMENT. Frock sod Seek CnaXsflrom™ 42,50 to $lO,OO “ Tslmas, trimmed 3,00 to 14,00 “ to Tartooe colors 2£5 to 7,00 *• Vote md PantC?-4j3».*_ 1.T6 to 2jS7 Totheeto»em«Tb*e4de«a'VlsatUß>ow... LSSto 6XO Witter Glens tod Gauntlets, '"^AnsSaDEath Hosiery, Uofßera, I xw, - Shirts, nU4 butforCASXHN EVERY CUB. B pedal aifaajtienH larlled to tha Oostom Depwtmnt u Id tot part of the tataras thaw is Afeeifort mads to excel CARNAGHAN, . u. . ecawr of Moral and Water «treots, Wlwd Allegheny City. SCBBBIiBT POOPKBTIT THE Tenant* are hereby notified that for X tbe fa tow til rants* Ud mania doe to this GstoU °»*4 b*P»M to JWw. W. It Scbenley at his OFFICE No. inPEHN BREST. YAfJ arw fbrthsr informed tost Fiiw-por coat will BK RETURNED to all those who pay la pin FUNDS their qaaftea rant in fall within area dsra from too time it becomes do*, „ I will sttsnd daily at ths offiew for too sale of Lots on fgaghfleldFann, adjoining Oakland or soy other part or ths broyarly. Ajso a camber of Lots for leoeion adrantanona terms. OFFICE HOUBS from 9 till 3 o’clock. d»l»42w EDW. W. 11. BOH EN LEY. BRESSEI) HOGS.—I 4 Dressed lion lor by Ja4 nKNEY H. OOLQNB. RYE FLOUK.—2O bbla. for sale by *** HjNRY IL OGLLINB. Buckwheat feour.—l6o B ka. for sale _JfF J*4 HENRY If. COLLINS. Ti IME.—2OO bbla. for sale by HENRY n. COLLINS. A PaHaEH. —lOO bbla for sale by •XVJV HENRY H. OOLUKa. B' EANS.-200hus.for sole by j* 4 HENRY q COLLINS. CIDER. —4 bbla. Sweet Cider for solo by ~ i* HENRY H. COLLINS. EGOS.— 3 bbls. for sale by l* 4 HENRY H. COLLINM. k°* w prime cutting Cheese \J far rale by Ja4 nEICBY H. CuLLINB, BEED—4 bbla and 2 bige now lamf JL ln< from itetaer Usxsl Dell for sslaby - J Ol ISAIAH DICKEY k CO. jTTREABB—3 bbla. now landing fnm steam- VA er Hasel Pali far sals by inarm £ 00. XIEAJHEBS—9 sacks on ateamer Princess X 1» errlra for qls by ISAIAH DEQKEY A 00. TXKN.FtoUII-SO bbls. Gallatin Milk Extra Family on eteuur Prinraa to anira for ado by -I* 1 ISAIAH DICKEY A CO. CIDER,—7 bbla. choice Crab Cider. V/ In itore and for sals by R. DALZELL A CO -3U No. 251 liberty «t SAfIE— 150 Iba. pressed and powdered, for oisbj H. A.FAHNESTOCK A CO, comer Wood and First sta. riONOENTBATJiI) LYE— IOO caMsHbr \J nl»bT B. A. FAHNESTOCK * CO, w * comer Wood tnd Fint iti. flißt HideB MTiva p” OodfoTßlobj ePIUNQiE IliUßiCun No. S» Libmr'.t TO PRINTERS.— ~ BUreotjp* Calendar* tar IS6B, Ursa sad MetaWe Rolre, Colored ami BlatkTPrialw ud Wpcrof all kind*, WIL aTjOaNOTOKAOO . „ PrloUre, Stationere tad Book-btodera. Mo» 67 Wood ttreet DM OMUM.—I case jmtreceived and for Ml»l>)r ifaao B ,C PASHESTOCg 1 00. g- L. FAIKEgroCS too. CIMES' TEERATED TINCTURE liAfife & and Blair of Barit, oo had and far mleby - • ' b. l. FAimgrrocEAca T IQDORICE BALL JLt SleU? 2000 Ua.on Bifid ud (btaj.br »3» a B. I. FAHH2BTOCK t CO. ' GALTPETKK KEFINED.4ISOO Jba. on (JlndaoilfcrHkb; 4 «so . .. - - a. l. yAgKpTOCatAoo.- /TLQVES;—IS baleajast tenured aotPlw VAmUfey d«3Q B. l. FAffinarocg aco. |3LEAQHINQ FOWDER.— IO casks joet D canted asd ftiral* by « B.t-HHSET©cKAoa Tbe Mumfaetnren’ Intonate Company osU* No. 10 Iferefcaufi* JEsdirnige, PHI L A D S L P B I A, Charter Perpetual—Capital $500,000. WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL BINDS OF Fire, Marine and Inland Bisks AARON 8. LIPPINOOrr, President, ffU. A. RHODES, Vice President; ALFRED WEEKS, Secretary. iow Berks, No. IST. uukivu Aaron B- Upphicott, Wm. It. Thomaa, Charles Wise, Wm. A. Rhodes, Wfllmm Neal, Alfred Weeks, J. Blnaldo Sank, Chas.J.FklJ, JohnP.Sinioaa. Judge Heath, K.D. Jones, Esq, Cash. Cit-lik. James miUngcr, E*q, Messrs. Robinson A Co- James Bowen, Esq, “ T. Kennedy, Jr, A Co, C. U. Paulson, Esq, “ Wade Hampton A Co, J. 8. Loe, Esq, *• Cunulngham A Co- Pltubargb Office, No. 96 Water street. J. W. MARTIEN Agent W. W. WILSON, Agent Dnbuqna. 1 HerehaatV Insurance Vo. of Philadelphia. WM. V. PETTIT, Preti_ D. J. McCANX, Secretary. Amount of Capital Stock paid in and Invested-.. $200,000 00 Surplus- - 63,420 36 $203,423 36 Inures Cargo Risks <>q tbo Ohio ami Mississippi Hirers add tributaries. Insures against lons or damage by Fire, also agiiiost tbe perils of tbe Sea, and Inland Navigation and Tiaus|M>rtt»(><>ti. Wm. V. Petit, John C. Montgomery, John M i’umr.iy, D. J McCann, E- F. Wituier, U<m>a Giiillhn, BenJ. L. Wooktoo, John A. MarehAll, Clmrhw D. Wright, John J. Pattortou. El wood T. Pusey WM. V. PETTIT, President K. F. WITMEU, Vice Dwiqht J McCssit, Secretary. fwmn Selger, Lamb A Co, Philadelphia Duck, Morgan A Btidfofc; d» Truitt Era A Co., do. Pumniv, Caldwell A Co, do. A. T. Lodo A Co, do. Stelnmltx. Justice A On, do. prrrsßL'Ron office, No. 97 water street aufcdtf It. W. POINDEjCTKR, Ag*mt._ file final Weitern Fire ami aianne ids. Co., OF PHILADELPHIA. No. 331 Walnut, Streot COAATU mPETUAL. CAPITAL $600,000 PISE INSUUAXCS— Pwrotnal or liinitod, tuado in town or couutry,on avory description of property. INLJIXd IHBUEAXCE, on Goods by Coual, Lakes and Land Carriage, to til part* of the Cntou. UARIX2 INSURANCE, on Vcasola, Cargo and Freight .embracing River Transportation. \ C. C. LATIIROP, President. V w. DARLING, Vico prt«id«ut Joseph J, Uockel, Secretary and Treasurer. U. K. Richardson, Assistant Secretary. DIXWTDM: Charles C. Latiirop, 137 Walunt street lion. Henry D. Moore, 60 Walnut street Alexander WhQldes, Merchant 14 North Front el. JohnC. Hunter,firmof Wright, Hunter ACo. E. Tracy. Snn of Tracy A Baker. John R. McCurdy, firm of Jones, White A McCurdy. 8.8. Bishop, Ann of Bishop, B£mmons A Co. Jam. B. Smith, firm of Jaa. B. fimßb A Co Tbcw. L. GillMple, firm of Gillesnle A Zeller. Isaac Haalefanm, Attorney and Counsellor. Tbeo. TV. Baker, Goldsmiu's n»H. Stillwell 8. Bishop, firm of Bishop, Simone A Co, William Darling, (lata of Reeding,) John Rica, 60 Booth Front street E. Harper Jeffreys, firm of Wm. 11. Brown A Co. R. W. POINDEXTER, Agrot apLflm—ap7 67 Water street Pittsburgh. Farmin’ Dad Mechanic' lasaraace Company JlTerfA«B#al * — 1 /w,.—., PHILADELPHIA. The following xtatament exhiblta the business and read • tloa of the Oumpssj to Not. 1, I 860: Premiums raealvod oa Marina and Inland Bisks to Nor. L 1656. $214^84 Fire Premiums - - 178,796 Interest on Loans 5,704 47 Total recdptJ -$lOO,lB Paid Marine Loaaee -.404,427 04 “ Fire “ 39,737 89 Expensesßalar land Ouramlwhmv.... 46,469 00 Radnsnrance, Return Premiums and Agency Chargee .. 27,474 63 5177,12 Balance remaining with (V.mji’y „$328,067 07 The meti of the Company are as fdlnwr— PbUa.CUjaß4 County Bonds $ 10,849 19) Railroad 80nd5.....:. 11,000 00 Price first ilortsMolWl Estate.... 143,500 00 J Stocks, Collaterals on call 32,400 00 Qlnrd and Omarlidatiun Bonk Stock •posited with Sherman, Duncan A Ox, New York Deterred Payment oo Slock uot yet , doe™ 87,700 CO Hotel t>r Marine Premiums 108,080 60 Doe from Agentswenredby banda. 85,376 19 Premiums oo Policies recently ls roed, tod debts doe theCu Balsnc6lo Banks - 1*33 go Tha Board of Director* bare this day declired • DIVIDEND 0? FIFTEEN PEE CENT, Papablo on demand on the business of tbs Company the lit Instant THOMAS B. FLORENCE, I‘rosidont Emit Itaiosoin, Secretary. THOS. J. HUNTER, Agent, Pittsburgh, No. 90 Wafer (tree Friaklln Fire Inmnnee Company of PnILAD£ L P U I A Charles W. Banrker, Adolph E. Borin, Qoorfo W. Richards, Samuel Grant, Thomas Hart, DarM S. Brown, UordocaLD. Lewis, Jacob R. Smith, ' - Tobias Wagner, Morris Patterson. CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.' Cbaujco 0. Bis cm, SonrUry. This Company continues to make Itutnraaccm, permanent or United, on ercry description of proprrtjr In town and country, at rates as low as are consistent with security. The Company bare reserved a largo contingent fund, which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely inrested, afford ample protection to the assured. The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, ILLI. os pub lished agreeably to the Act of Assembly, were as follows Tlt^ Mortgagee.. —_ $318,123 08 Real Estate 81,277 78 Temporary Loana 83i960 17 Stocks Cl ,839 uO Cash, Ac— .. 81 ISVILLEUME J. B. CANFIELD. Gloce their io/w- . i^tOM*!*-** 1 **’ 1 l'(. ~Vl*J^dUJi meorporattd by Uu Lfgu’-slvrt of /Vnnryi lyonia, irra & PERPETUALCDARTKtt Atttharized QiplUl, OoeMUilon Dollmn r .. flucqrxl *nd A eenmnUted Capital HOME OFFICE. No. 01 Walnut Street, above Second, TfaQadelpMa. Fir* Ituonoe* cm BolldiDg*, Fnroitore, UorchasctlM, Ac. lolMd lDWKjc* on Oood*, Ac, by I*k**, B 1 w*, Corals nd UndGmtagca, to *ll puts of UwDnion, ontLomort ftroroble tanna, continent with aecority. nuenu. JR- OOLLADAF, formerly Recorder of Deed*. Ac_ PhllMlelpck. 1 ■VTO- BOWKiia. formerly ReeUtcr of Will*. JOHN H. 00B21IAN, Ann of Oolomin ft Smith, Importing 3 h °'* JOS ug^iS"mS pl ‘ OM * Ho gDWARD V. HiCUKITE, Brifi of JUc hollo * lulmol, iKS»^Ph?" e, “" u ' 124 *£fiLsS2PVr*!u flm 0 f ll H T,D « ,,ton 1 °°- Prodoc* Mcrchjuita > Ko - - 8 Market «t-, abor* OIIEI WOMmJSSS W ' COL “ I,Ar ' P "* ltot JOSHUA ROBINSON, A«nt. No. 2t Fifth atrtct /op auira.) AMXBICAN LIPS jy a UR A NCX AK> T R 0 a T COMPANY. Siu!\t<ut Cbmer Walnut and Jbartt SritU, PHILADBLP 11-I A . larorporated April 9th, 1850. Capital Stock MOO.OOO. omasa. ALEXANDER Wnki.niy Pnaldaot. MARSHALL lIENZBY, Vk»rr«ldrat. JOHN 0. SIMS, Bccntin and Actnarr. JOHN 8. WILSON, Treaanrer. . *ot*» o? mama. Alaxindir WhJldlu Imda A. Coder. toSSr-EES UotuJaoeah AUlaon. Thaoaa 8. Smith. John <1 Sima, George B. OraW Jonaa Bowman, Ellwood John P. fliTTirtpf , WM. 9. IRWIN, M.-D4 Medical’SteAmlncr TUa Comwor mOee Insnmncaba liwa, on moat reiaona bla terns. It faaa bees lomaafhlly managed tor aeraral jrwn bjraaaxperUncad board of cflfcera and tnwteec and *”**“*£“' fVpP"**#** *t» bases, andSireiy vay denning of confidence asdjatnmaee. J .. B. W. POINDiXTKR, Agent, ny7:dflm 9T Water street, Httebonrb. Bellante Mntoal Inintanct Company" of rniLAPELPniA Office No. 70 Walnut Street Cirmi $177,920—Aram1259,974 i&Stocm lirsbid. Plre Innuonce on Bolldingi, Uerthaadifo, Fnroitarth Ac. u» town cr country. The enttsal principle combined with the eecority of e BtockCoplt*!,entitle* thelanded to shire in the pro Ate ol tht Otrapiny, with oat llehflltr for loooa. The Script OertUcetes of tnl» Ccwpenj, far preflta ere convertibleetpar.intotheCapitxl Stock of the Cuomanj CLEM TINGLBY, Pmhfcnt. pw B. M. mhCinUK.SecteUrr. CHKTPUS. CUiaTWay, O^MStrood. wm. B-ftompeoe, Jobnß.Won»lL Bearad Uiphem, Bcn|. W. tlnrtey, G. W. Cerpeoter, STXothnjp, & 7 IL L. Onion, £ ItoUrtToUnd, M«riiaUUai.r C-StoTeneon, Jeeob T. Booting, CbekLclamL WUIUm Unenr, Wm. Bf. Semple, PJtteVr. ' J. G. COFFIN, Agent corner Third end Wood etrepta Bf«ptnn« luaranca Company OP PIIILABEI7IIII, Franklin Boildings, 414 Walnut Btroct. Organized under th* Qeoenl Intaraacs tar, with % Onuulof |loo,ooo,prtrfli>gtd to Increase* to {£OClOuQ. w . l 2S?“*^?lL* U, “ ord *? ll S < ‘ b 7 ri "» Marina, Inland HITIJUIOD and Tnnnpfirt«Hnn ometu. n. 0. LAUQULDV, Pnaldrat. ,* RICHARD aiUELto, Yk® Piwldont . o no roe Boon, Stmtvy. rnmnnia U. 0. UaghUa, RlcSSlSleH, D.Whtnvpod, Oavnßcott. wnitoSJfc™, JSl* <”««■ Li^ t ro» Uijj, m tKSSi i S' l ™ and Llltf" I S 80S AH OB 00 SI PA Sf, ; No. 149 Chesnnt Street.' • ' asanasa^**-**- "wSL ..;/ ffiaf - Chirk. p. Qsna. . E. B. Koflkh, ' ; P.8.&W7,. 0- Starting & J. V. ftifnw,gifnciiy. It insurance. James P. Smyth. Life Inwranee. 3SMR Insuranct. Hononfahtla lhinrance Company, or putsbulsil omc HUTCHISON, President. HENRT M. ATWOOD, Secretary. __ , Oynci, No. J! Wiru gnm, Hill J«n.Te oil ita-Jj of pit* and liviiu JMil ASSETS, NOV. Cora, 1337- Stock Doe Bills, payableon demand, eocarwl br two unproved names titawo 0 Bills ReadvaMe - 2&A6S 39 Gash--~- - 11/168 82 "Oeharea Mechanics’Dank Stock— -cv*t a.WO 0U Premium Note** - 31.»c2 £0 Office Fnrnitau* - qom Book Accounts 4,SU!> 43 discctqiu; IVm- A.CaJJwcJI. WiUoii Miller, VTm. B. IL'lium, Unbt. Dul^-U, John MclH-vitt lire. A. IVrry laldiKm Tbo» S. Clarke, Jamca A. UKNRY M. ATWOOD.See y. icC-tSUnI ’s?—niVG^wd Woßtom f lnAur!tm'« Company OF PITTSBURG tl. C UOUGE UAitSIK, rr-fci.L-at. .’ F. 31. OORDON, Secretary OFFICE, No. W Water stm-t, (?|>anj: ; A Oj.’s IVarebonsc.) up stain*, Pittsburgh. tTiU Insta-e c-jiiinj all hinds rtf Pirt and ilarinr L'ult A llmne Institution tnatuiyrd by Directors, who arr tori! baown i>i the community. and who art determinrd. by prvmplness and hl-rraldy, to taainbu’n the character which they have assume,t. a .- c •JT'riny Lht bestprotection to those whe dtSire (o (kc tnsiirnl. * ASSETS, OCTOBER 31, ISST. ' Stork Accounts $121,500 U 0 Hills Office Furniture.. Open Accounts... Cash l*i < miem Notes., bills Discounted Diin.fuK.i. I U in. Mi Knight. [ NaUiatiinl | Ain. Nimick. | J. Lippineolt, [ William 11. Smith C. W. lUckfUon, Dahsio, It. Miller, Jr., J. W. hotter, O. W. Jackson, James McAulby, Alexander Snocr, Andrew Ackley, uolC: ¥. M. OOHDQN, Sec'j. Pennsylvania Insurance Company or rirrsiWTtan. OOltfl No, 03 Fourth Street* DIRECTORS. Jacob Painter, (leu. W. EmfUi. D.K. I*ark, A. J. Jones, Roily Patterson, J. P Tanner, I. Orierßproal, W. R. Mcßride, Ban. Barr, Ji , C. A. Colton, CHARTERED CAPITAL— SSOO,tiXA and lisriua Risks taken of all rtuseriptions. OFFICERS. President—A. A. Cumin. Vice President—Root PxrrrafiO*. . Secretary and Treasurer—l. Uuen Sriocx- noS.-dly ii&apioo, A. A. Carrier, lUubcrt Patrick, A.C.Sampaoa, J. 11. Jones, Juba Taggart, Ucxuy SpruuL . Nlciolaa voeghUj, James H. Hopkins, Eureka Insurance Company, OP PENNSYLVANIA, OJfict No. 93 Water Pittibvrgh. '■ ixssm, m»v. 2r> n 1 sr.7: Stuck Dus GDIs, payable on demand, and *ocnr ed by tvn approved ounna Oaah in Pittsburgh TnutCompany.. Premium note* Bills Receivable.- IZS »2Ja» Exchange Bank Stock—Coai...... ,900 ibtiw Iran Cli/ Bwk 200 shares Allegheny Bonk St ■B7.ahareshlochanfca' Bank St Book Account* Office FnntiUire... J. □. Shoenbergcr, W K. Nimkk, It. D. Coclmuj, JotmA. Canghey, C. W. Batchelor, James I. Bennett, W. J. Anderson. 1. M. PcßoocJr, W. W. Marlin, R. T. Leech, Jr., U. McCuuHi-m, Geo. 8. SclilPit, SHOENBEBGER, Prea' po3aU» B. fIHBCT, Secretary. Delaware Bntual Safety insurance;Company, TRCorpcraied by the Zsgidature of rtnnryl&nia, 1535. Office, 8, E. Corner Third and Walnut sta., PHILADELPHIA. MARINE ISSTTILA A T VKS on Vcasr-Js, Carco, and Frclslit > ill parts of tho world. U&LAITD lt*SUi£Af> r KJ.S on Good*, by lUtmi, Cam]*, LaVr* and Land CarrU?.*, to all parts of tbs Union. VIRE IS SUn AJic£h on lltrcbuiitiz* Stem, Dwelling Uonst-5, A-. b J * Autttof the Gmpany, A'vc. 3d, 156 d. and R*-al h.-i*tr $361,250 M Phfliiolpiiia City, and oilier [/0w... ...” 10S>70 66 Stock In Banka, Railroad and iR-nrancuiJoa....... 18,250 63 BUIj Kwirablo. .. _ B6 Cadi on hand,. 37 fill S 9 Balance* iu bainls of Prcmiaina on Ma* * rino Policies recently issued, and oilier tk-Ma duo Ui 6-Company— 121,950 10 Subscription Notes. 100,000 00- ( . - yiRtCTOBI WQllanj Martin, James C. Ilnn.l, Joseph U.-tJwU, Tbcupbilu*l'*uldlfi&. Edmend Soujer, Junes Traqa&ir, JolmOictYijs, William Kjrs, Jr- JahnTL Penrose, J«wl»o® L. I’rias wfP 1 G.Urlf*r, Junes Tcm*-nL Ed*udD*rUjiptna, • BanmeJ K. ttokcui, Dr. 1L H. JlitMou, < IJt-orj Sluaa. IWllJuu C. Ludsig, Juiuw B. lUcPnrta Ungli CnUj*, Thomas C. lUnrt. > BponewMcllsaln, U»U-rt Burton, Jr Charles K.llny, John li. Semple, PJtetVS. H. Jones liruoku, • D. T. Morgan, « J.O.Juhuron, J.T.Locan, - - —' — WM. MAItTIN, President. „ . THUS, a II AND, Vice I'raMent. Uocar LvunJM, Secretary. V. A. MADEIRA, Agent, No. £5 Water atreeCTitUburei Pittsburgh Life, Fire and Marine ins. t’o. Office, Corner M:irkctoml Water Sts’’ * I'ITTSBUIiaH, 'i!, r BOBT.OALWAY. Alt parllc*. ‘ ,tho f* l ** coftahteot «lUi*at<T ■ma- ' Robert Galway, _ Samnel UrClmkrn, JoSllßtKfi^illrr Ja*cj>h p. Qazzam, M. D-, John . John Scott, M»n*floUD.B«,w^^=s^ l ? s —M < Jtxnca Manhall, DaridlLCtiiinbm DnfidlUdwy, William Carr, ' ' Junes W. lUiltnao, Robert BT. Ilartfciy. a *_ CWArtmthnot, John U'OUL fc!6-~myZMy j Clliiem’ Iniarantt Comp’jr -or I'ittibnrjh WEI. DAOALKY, PruLlrkL L MA.RSIIELL, Secretary. oj«m mur awgßwa, I ~ n^SS J bSS^ RI "‘ ,< ‘ n ““ ou “ *»> “I*' "’***"' ~'^s, nifTl s«’*P‘ i, istloMordamaxnbyPln J Aka. a«W thoporil- of ih. foa.ad Inland «2SJSS? .?, _ _ , omtcTona. < MS?- fetert Donhp, Jr, Wm. •' ser, John Shlptoo. auction Sales. „ p - -DAvia, AucUosTeSiT'' N °- M finis Rtntt, TJ ARBWAKE' ciiitEßY &J~AT'Tiip National Locks, Sprtnc Latches. Knfw^l *“*« ; ,3> f “ U ' P «* “i - 1 " 3 * <-■ M. DAVIa. Aoct. f STOCKS AT AUCTION.— sssiS” wirti°Ssf ft? M of pimbnreh stock; 5.. M-* U '““ k o'fitt»t'iiotL; x, nwtorn laiJirtOcaOjopanv Slock' “.. K«f;f loxurttcco Con, l S,“ , > **• National Mldldk •• * y 10 “ Citizen’* Uonk.tß 40 ** Mechanic's Bant, 10 *• Irau city Bank, _ u ‘ -PA yes, And. . of the new SSS^? l^ •xtenei*. *««*,• f“* ***«*»*» - “g W.ln?. “j “&• sek® - bx» o>»;» nn w *’ '*“*'’■ Th« aboro Will be Itld to pay charm. ±r. Hn» ,I.*. x> . HoUl, unices preTiooiljr nriSttcd Vjrttieomi.*** E^U . P-M.DAVlf.Aact. ; ISKEMI'TOKI!' SALE OF NEYTaND mnrninß Dec. 22ia*tu IQ tfdJk and coauitUDs\X*d3 J j*!? 11 ?.-, 10 V” 1 70 , ,cJ0ck ’ onto tbo «ifi*rtseki OMl%J>ra, Frock and.frSoL <££ £S£f* °»«f wlMit* "J »*»® «ock mn»t U clowd cot dnriog tb» «i»k ** dM ‘ P M, DAm Anrt'V AILY SALfcS AT tfO. 64 tfiKTlf ST At tbe Dev Cooaaereiai.gaU Boona, K«.M •oust, every week day, an held public KOnorrnrVU i °S variety, suited for the uido «d«Kxff 1° •« *tock which is constantly * meats,thfttmuMbocla»dfcrtbwitb. o'clock,A. H-Vrj Goadsand fancy article priainj nearly every Deeded io tbe U wfarnSnZf^i SSifSS.SJ; *«** , b£?3! •tone China win, Moves, cooking ateuS?J . At« o’clock, P. if, fancy f La_ rymutical Instruments, guns, dottuM dr*™i!u **** ■* nPrfrfriSy* FLOUR— 100 bbls. Superfine Flour Jcttt.alraUnafa.d. tj - aoggm, I BOOKa, tor ealenniinmdeto ordfr ,J - ,4,101 C 7 Slit 00 t»,4?8 01 lI,MI 45 40,iw w 140,1-03 73 .. *H7,HGO 00 00,104 U 61,804 20 8,937 10 6,600 00 zaarT fffcaf- »- do 6,000 00 4,c2sea . 14,572 23 003 13 $700,1191 CT
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