1 ■ tiftjntjjl/ tlifttorfiiilfint.lErtoTiiiccar 4ll^11 . Wabhixctox, Jin. 24.—The Southern.Sesa- ,
ft ft j assertion of the Porte’s independence against tors have agreed to opposo the confirmation of
7141 4r44»«*~=i.foreigo-diploniftcy f - he has-bom* the principal Got. Wright of Indiana as Minister to Beilin, ?
_.r'. rj_• r •■' • r , •- . ■ part.. . , . . , partly because of his Temperance demonstra*;
7£ 4 :^££7"'777711 Oflate yeart, and since his alliance with the tions in Europe, which they look upon as cast*.
*** _ Saltan, Redschid Pasha held decidedly the first ing ridicule on the country, and partly because
. RIBBLITft' COT'," Turkish state. Whether he were in he is .underwood to be a friend of Senator .
OSS and SB OSS IE TO R 3 or out of office, he was equally first in the conn- Douglas
I selsof the Saltan. The eminence seems to hare The ostensible ground of opposition trill be
been not undeserved. Bcdschid knew Europe his unfitness for office.
well, and his own country wc.L He perfectly j Wasitikgtos, Jan. 25.—News from Kansas to
Understood the views and desires of England Jan. lC5(h, has been received here. Calhoun i
and France, of Russia and of the German Pow- j had been subpoenaed as a witness against Jack !
ers. At the same time he thoroughly appre- | Henderson, who is charged with election frauds :
dated the relative power and importance of the ‘at Delaware. He refused to obey; a writ of 1
various races and provinces of which tho Em- j attachment was issued and Calhoun wss ar ,
pire is composed. Whether the question was rested. ,
an Anglo-French alliance, or an. Austrian occu- 1 The writ of h.ibras .-or;-.,. issued by Judge 1
pation, or a Rnssian interference in Moldo-Wal- j Cato against Calhoun. The IT.l T . S troops were !
lachia, or the intrigues of a Servian Pretender, eraployed(to enforce it and Calhoun fled fr -m the
Redsohid Pasha, in power or out or power, wa3 territory.
the ablott man to advise the Porte, and in one Judge Cato then issued a writ of haUax cor
i way or another lie generally contrived to make y>n* against;' Henderson, who refused to be deliv
-1 his voice heard. ' ered, fearing that he might be hanged if re-
Though there are many men not unworthy to leased.
; fill his place, we fear that fora time the Sultan's | Calhoun has not yet arrived here.
| councils will sadly miss their weightiest mind 1
{grom lb? LonJuo Times, Joauarj 8 )
Gejjeeal ITavelock.—The death of General
Sir Henry Havelock is a national misfortune.
Major-General‘.Sir Henry TTavelock, Bart K.
C. B. t was a native of Bishopswearmoutb, near
Sunderland, where he was born on the Glh of
April, 1795 His father was the decendant and
representative of a family which long had resi
ded in the neighborhood of Great Grimsby, Lin
colnshire.
The Charter-house is the school to which be
longs the credit—and no small credit it is—of
having reared the youth of Sir Henry Havelock.
While Henry Havelock was al.the Charter-hoase
a change came over his father’s fortunes. Mr.
Havelock was obliged to parL with his estate at
Ingress, and, what perhaps seemed worseforluno
still at the moment, (o withdraw his son from I
the Charter-house school. Ingress-park was
sold to the Government, and the youth was en
tered os a student at the Middle Temple, where
we are told be attended the lectures #f Chitty,
the'famous pleadcr,_ftod formed an intimate
friendship with the late Judge Talfonrd. Have
lock, however, was not moulded by nature for a
lawyer; on in-door life did not suit his tastes; he
pined for ft life of notion aod of enterprise. An
opportunity soou offered for another and a more
agreeable change.
His elder brother William (who subsequently I
fell glorionsly at the head of his regiment, the j
Nth light dragoons, in the desperate but victo- -
rio h charge ouTLe Sikhs at Uammiggcr Nov. i
22, 1848) gained some distinction in the Penin- I
sola. This gallant youth, who is mentioned in j
tho despatches, as even then “one of the most
chivalrous officers in the service,” was wounded
at the battle of Waterloo, where he served os
aid-de-camp to Baron. AUcn. He fortunately
possessed sufficient influence and interest to ob
tain a commission for his brother Henry, and a
few weekß after Waterloo was fought be had i
the satisfaction of seeing him gazetted to a sec
ond lieutenancy in the rifle brigade. This piece
of good fortune, however, was accompanied by
one main drawback—the great European war
was at an end, and with it humanly speaking,
was gone all chance of active military employ
ment. For eight years, Havelock, as a subal
tern, was obliged to live a life of military rou
tine at home, in England, Scotland and Ireland.
At length, in 182::, the opportunityoccurrred
to him of effecting nu exchange into the Ntli
light infantry, a regiment under orders for In
dian service, navclock eagerly seized the op
portunity, and landed in Calcutta toward the
close of that year* In 1824, tho first Burmese
war broke out, Ilaveloek served in the Barmese
campaign as Deputy Assistant Adjutant-General
to the forces under Bir Archibald Campbell, and
was present at the actions of Napadee, Putna
goa and Paghan. On the conclusion of the war
he was associated with Captain Lumsdcn and
Dr. lvnox, in a mission to the Court of Ava. and
had on audience of the “Golden Foot," when
the treaty of-Yandaboo was signed. In 1827
he published a short account of the Burmese
campaign, which at the time excited some atten
tion by the originality of its remarks and the
freedom of the author's comments on the events
of the war.
In the same year he was appointed by Lord
Combermcro to tho post of adjutant to the mili
tary depot at Ohinsurah, on the breaking up of
which he returned to bis regiment. Not long
afterward he visited Calcutta, and, having passed
the examination in languages at Fort William,
was appointed ndjutantof his regiment by Lord
William Bentinck. The corps at that time was
under the command of Colonel (afterward Gen
eral Sir) Robert Sale. In 18SS, after 22 year«
of service as a subaltern, Henry Havelock was
promoted to a company, and attended Sir Wil
loughby Cml tou as one of his staff in.the invasion
of Afghanistan. He served through the Aff
ghanistan campaign with increased distinction,
and was present with Bir John Keane at the
storming of Ghuznee, in 1838
After a short leave of au-ence, Havvtwk was
sent to the Punjab ia charge Of a detnehun-ui,
and was placed on the staff of Gen. Elphinstune
as Persian interpreter. We next find him serv
ing in Oabul under Sir Robert Sale, and present
at the forcing of the Klioord Cabul Pass, the
action of Tezeen, and all the other engagements
of that force till it reached Jellalahad. In con
junction with Lis friends Major Macgregor and
Captain Rmdfoot, he had under Sale, tho Chief,
direction of the memorable defence of that
place and wrote all the dispatches relating to it,
which were highly praised by the.lale Sir Geo.
Murray. Fur liis services iu Cabal he obtained
his brevet majority, and was made a Companion
of the Bath
• ... . PITTSBURGH:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN, 27; 1658.
The Election.
We hare retur.nsfrom the two cities ami a few
adjoining*districts. In these, Mr. Scott has 3‘J'J
majority, and Wilmot had, in the same districts
lost fall, 600, which shows that be is runniog
pretty well up with Ifilmot. He is undoubtedly
elected by from 200 to 600 majority, unless the
country districts bare done very badly. The
vote, it will be seen, is extremely light.
We think thero is no danger in claiming the
eleetionof tho Republican candidate.
No Backisq.Dowh. —Lots of stories como and
go in all directions to ibe effect that Mr. Bu
chanan has changed his plan in reference to
“Leoomptonthat there is a split in the Cab*
inet in reference to this same elegant document,
etc., etc. This is all idle talk. Bo those who
circulate and believe these stories happen to
remember that each one of the Cabinet officers
is openly and folly committed on this subject
before the people, by their voluminous letters to
the Philadelphia meeting 1 Brown has since
written a letter to tho New York Herald, taking
Bennett to task for daring to insinuate that
there was any change in sentiment touchingTe
complon, and declaring-the question already
settled and the Constitution as good os adopted;
already made a test of orthodoxy.
V \Oa the other hand, we are informed by a gen
tleman who has conversed with Senator Douglas
within a week past, that he is eager and ready
for the battle; that he is bent upon his coarse
.-and will eland to his own views of Lecompton to
the last. Davis is inspired with the spleen of
fifty dragons against him, and has been sim
mering down iiis gall to get it to the right de
gree of bitterness. It is thought that by the
lime Mr. Buchanan shall send in the Concilia
tion—say Friday—that Senator Brown will have
sufficiently recovered from his vertigo to look
■ the whole question in the face. Judge Black is
at his desk ready to give legal opinions ad libi
tum, and the Court .equally ready to endorse
them when given. The machinery is all ready;
Calhoun, regent of Kansas, is on his way to
Washington with his own’batch of clectioo re-,
turns. We may safely adopt the language of
- the Almanacs with reference to the next wcok
or fortnight, writing opposite the days now near:
expect—squalls—about—these—limes.
“AppttEnßHurßsox.” —The people of Kan
sas havo* a famous facility of giving names.—
They have dubbed James Buchanan, “Muggins,”
and “Specky” Henderson, late of Washington,
Pa., has received the cognomen of “Appre
hmderson,” from the fact of his beginning every
speech he made by squeaking through his nose.
“Mr. President, I apprehend, &c.” He has at
last been “apprehended” indeed, and is now in
the hands of the Philistines. lie was seized on
account of frauds him on the
elective franchise. It seems'that he was sent
by the regeht Calhoun to fetch the vote of the
Kaw Reserve (where there are no voters by the
way) to Lecompton. Thirty men had been at
the £aw Reserve, however, from Westport, and
voted tho pro-slavery ticket. Finding that more
voles would be needed, the Border Ruffians sent
Jack Henderson down for the returns. Jack ac
cordingly went after them, and, although he
started with only thirty votes, by the time the
returns reached Lecompton the vote stood [at
upward of five hundred —a number sufficient to
save the “Democracy" of Leavenworth county
and the country generally—the increase having
been mode, as the lawyers would say, in traji*iiv.
The Free Stale men of Leavenworth bunted up
the jadges of election at the Delaware crossing,
got sundry affidavits from them to the effect that
30 votes only were cast, and that the returns
showed said fact l : and, having secured these
preliminaries, the next tiling was to secure
“Apprebenderson.”
Having thus done bis duty, our hero started
for Washington, bnt was spirited from the stage
coach .soon after he set out and is now, or was
at latest dates, in durance vile at Lawrence.
For his services in securing the Lecompton
swindle just as it is, he has obtained the post
of mail-route agent for Kansas. Besides a good
salary, this position affords a fine opportunity
for speculation to a man of such unmistakable
genius as “Apprehenderson.”
Tub Motements of the Leaders. —lt is said
that Governor Wise of Virginia is preparing.a
letter exposing the treachery and criminal con
duct of the Administration towards Kansas. He
oarcs nothing for the Legislature. He will ap
peal to the people. He will take the stump, and
invoke the power of (hat magnificent oratory
which crushed Know Notbingisra in Virginia jrL
1854. Ml
constitution di
the Senate. This “great” man doubts i
.the President. In Kansas he is a hage poten
tate as is shown l>y the fact Lhnt he never moves
there wilhouLa hody guard of at least two com
panies of D. S. Dragoons.
A Washington correspondent says :
' “Itis said that the President is about to open
on the office holders who owe their appointments
' v lo the Influence of Douglas. Unless that Seoa
"• tor repents and comes round to the sound views
of the Executive, not a friend of his will remain
... in office two months from this dole. The axe
>•*"* has fallen upon Mr. Price, P. M., ofChieago— a
very valuable place, Mr. P. was appointed lost
Spritfg on the nomination of Mr. Douglas. His
name will not be sent to the Senate.”
Wkeki/t Bark bonk state
ment-for the current week is as follov^a;
'' r ‘ —loirs. specie. ciarri’s. dbc'its.
Pittsbnrgh...l,so2,63o 307,38# 132,030 530,100
Mer. AMuu 571,030 00,115 73,8-15 105,120
Exchange.... 1,316,54.1 537,423 875.645 260,328
•Mechanics'..: 603,470 120,147 132,330 08,225
Citizens' 550,635 126,921 157,926 75,031
Iron City..... 104,723 42,923 1,930 C 0,053
Allegheny... 257,856 20,818 ,31,255 25,(149
4,966,940 1,307,760 1,407,9661,165,061
LaitVeek~,..5,019,043 1,253,509.1,379,081 1,163,656
24,251 28,835 1,405
Decrease ..... 52,097
The amount doe to banks is $102,218; due by
banks, $417*104; notes oLnther banks, $285,-
783. Total immediate liabilities, $2,785,245;
total immediate means, $2,010,707—0r $l,OO of
immediate means to every $1,85 of immediate
liabilities. This is* the strongest statement yet
presented.
Erom the London Time*. Jan. 0
IISDSCniD PASHA.
Redschid Pasha was not an old man, yet he
bad for many years filled the highest functions
■> at the Porte. He was one of the first of those
Turks who in the time of the late Sultan Mah
njoud was influenced by European habits and
education, and he early took a part in the re
forms uhleh that strong-bunded monarch intro
%From the beginning of his reign tho
t Sultan seem 9 to have felt the highest
t and affection for Redschid, who bore a
chief part in tho promulgation of the h<iui
scheriff__ot Gulh&ne, an edict of toleration and
reform which, though Us provisions may not
have been fully executed, has yet been followed
-by.no mean results, and still remains as a stand
ard of political principles, to which there must
„yearly be a greater tendency to conform. Into
...' the tarious vicissitudes of Redschid’s political
life It is needless' lo enter. Redschid, who h&B
. filled tho office of Ambassador both in Paris and
London, has, we believe, been Grand Vizier no
less than six times, and he has died at his {tost.
- .. Ho ‘ man has served the Porte so long and so
' . often, and none bos known so well how to bo
powerful even while out of” office and appearing
, 40'6oqttiesce in ease and obscurity.
r While we recognize the good qualities and
greal services ot the deported statesmen, wo
have no intention of uttering an unqualified
-. panegyric. Redschid [Pasha was a faithful ad
ministrator, able man; bis
honesty may have been possibly a principle, and
notapolicy; but it Is cerlainthafhix'devolion
to the Sultan brought him wealth, poorer, and
' ah imperial alliance. For years he'exercised
oyer the mind of Abdul Medjld aninfl lienee
which no. rival coifid equal, and he used itao
combat every power, both foreign
which might interfere with the Sultan* authori
ty and his own. The centralization which has
increased the power of Constantinople at the ex
pense of Viceroys and Governors has been to a
great extent the work of Rodschid Pasha; in the •
opposition to the claims of Russia, in the ro-
OEUEI'ir 5 ’ *
Having accompanied Generals Pollock amT
Gough a:n Persian interpreter on one or two ex
peditions of minor importance, in 1813 we find
Major Havelock with the British army at Gwal
ior, and at the battle of Mshar&jpore. Having
obtained the brevet rank of Lieutenant-Colonel,
in 18-15, to proceed with Lords Ilardingeand
Gough to the
at thr 'and
of these engagements he
had (wo horses shot under him, and &wird at
Sobraon; but from first lo last be nevo| recei
ved a single wound. On the conclusion,'of the
Sikh war he was appointed Deputy-Adjutant-
General of the Quceu'a troops at Bombay.
Scarcely had he receive*! the tidings of this
appointmeut when the second Sikh war broke
out, and he had to learn the news of his brother's
glorious death at Bamugger, to which we have
already alluded. His own regiment, the 53J,
was ordered up from Bombay to take the field,
and had proceeded as far as Indore, when he
had the mortification of finding his orders coun
termanded, and be reiurened lo his staff appoint
ment at Bombay.
Having spent two years on furlough in Bog
land, be returned to India Scw4Sol, and through
the kindness of Lord Hardinge, who bad watch
ed tho latter portion of his career with interest-,
and by whoso side he had fought in the three
battles of the Sutlej, he was appointed at first
quartermaster and afterward adjutant general
of the Queen's forces in India. This post he held
until the war with Persia broke out &t the close
of 1858. On (,he dispatch of the expedition
against Persia ho was nominated to the commaod
of the second division, and led the land troops
at Mohammerah. The glory of Lhe aclioo, how
ever, such as it was, was reserved for the naval
force; for the Persians ran away, and the fight
ing was all on one side. On the conclusion of
peace with Persia he returned to India, and was
wrecked off Ceylon in April lasljn Lhe Erin, as
oar readers will remember, on his voyage to Cal
cutta.
On reaching his destination almost the first
news that he beard was the out-brook of the mu
tiny at Meerut and Delhi. He was immediately
sent up to Allahabad as brigadier-general, to
command the moveable column employed against
the miscreant Nona Sahib. His subsequent vic
tories over the Neaa’s troop 9, including eight or
nine pitched battles against numbers far supe
rior to bis own, and crowned by the action of
July 10 at Cawnporc, and his subsequent relief
of tho g&llant band besieged at Lucknow are
events too fresh in our readers’ memories to need
recounting here.
For his first exploits in the early Summer,
.Brigadier General Havelock was rewarded with
a good service pension of £lOO a year all, we
may hero remark, that the Commander-in-Chief
then bad it in bis power to bestow. Since that
lime we have heard in rapid succession bow
Havelock lias been raised to the rank of a gen
eral officer, honored wiLb the riband of a
Knight ComflSder of the Bath, and rewarded
with the more substantial prizes of £l,OOO an
nual pension and lhe colonelcy of (he 3d Buffs;
and fioally, how on the 2Cth of November lost
the London Gazette announced that her Majesty
had been pleased to'elevate him to the baronetcy
as Bir Henry Havelock of Lucknow. Alas ! on
the very day before the Gazette appeared Sir
Henry Havelock had paid the debt of nature,
having died of dysentery, brought on by expo
sure In the field and the anxieties of his trying
position—one which It certainly required a
charmed life and almost superhuman strength to
maintain. - ~
Sir Henry Havelock married in 1827, Hannah
Shopherd, youngest daughter of the late Rev.
Dr. Morsbmao, of Scrampore, the learned and
accomplished biblical scholar, by whom he has
left a family of three surviving daughters and
three sons, the oldest of whom, now Sir Henry
Marshman Havelock, second baronet, was born
in 1880. He at present holds a captain’s com
mission in the 18th Royal Irish, and had been
lately serving in India as Deputy Assistant Ad
jutant General under the gallaut father whose
honored name he bears, and Vhoso loss' he must
so deeply deplore. It ia only about a fortnight
ago that Lady Havelock, after a short stay in
London and at Rath, left England for Germany
amid the congratulations of her friends; and in
the course of thia day she will doubtless learn
the sad intelligence of an event which made her
self a widow and her children fatherless. She
will not want the hearty sympathy of the Brit
ish publio in her own and the nation’s loss.
Sprcial yiotirts,
Age ami Debility.— *4 old agor-.nusrt.vp.tig
on, it brings many attendant inOrmitic.s. Uwof appetite
and weakoeva impair tin- heaillh, and wait i.t activiti nu.k.f
the mind discontented a..d unhappy. Jn cwi wiioteold
ajo adds Its Influence. it Is nlrocst impossible t > add -v .g.»r
and health and although tunny r<-mt>d les have brt ti t i ted, all
have failed, until lioorbavo’s UolUud llttl.-re were known
and used. 111 .-very case whop. they have beou employed
they have invariably civvn strength nnd re.trrrd th* appe
tite, They have become u great agent for this nlnne. Hurt
are used hy many people who are sulßnDg from 10-s »f *p
p»tlto nnd general debility. In caws nT long standing
chronic disease*, they art * n a charm, invigorating the tjli
tem, thus giving uutiin»Au«tbur opportunity to repair phys
ical injuries.
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Dr. Xloitetter'ii Hloiuach Olliers incTeaai-*
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remedyfor Dyspepsia. and the affections arising from n
disordered Btoinach. It i» prfparvd with great rare, Hint its
component part* are entirely vegetable. It isfn— from the
objections w otteii urged against preparations of tlm kind.
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linger** Improved Ptlrtii Steel
Cult i vntor To«Hh,
CVmrr Host and Pint Street!, I\ttdju.„h, /"a.
ju2»:lydle*
“ H. C.” OLMAN & CO..
N>'.?r> P’ourl 1» StPit iNburjilk, !*«».,
GRXBRAL ISSUIIAXCK AUR ST*
AND
Insurance Brokers
COUBIKKD CANTAL JItITtOt.'TTED , f-1 JAI.OOO
Life, Fire, Merino and Live Stoca Kiel* of ull ifeerrtp
lions taken at current rates In the nu»t reliable and p««<ropi
paying companies in lbo State. jy^O;tyfr
FURS! FURS!! FURS!’!
FOR IjADIES AND MTSHKH,
EMBRACING
HUDSON BAY and •
MINK PAULK,
STUNK M4RTEN,
FITCH, SQL'IIIHKL. A,.
CATES, TIPPETS, MUFFP. CUFFS xud GLoYKS, In
great Tmrlety ami price.
nolltdfc M'OORD A CO.. 131 Wood street.
Pittsburgh Variety Works.
JONES. WALLINGD'ORB Sc CO..
(Successor* to Warwick. Atterbory A C 0.,)
Manotactmrniorßlgbt and Lett Hand Door Locks, Spring,
Drop and Tfanmb Latches, I Tat form and Count,r Scales,
Oofleo,Corn and Taint Mills, and Domestic Hardware goiter
all y, corner of Water andQraut streets, Pittsburgh, Ta.
JaS&lydfc
J. M. LITTLE
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 54 St. Clair Street,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
(Dr. Irish’s New Building,)
aoflfclydfo
WOOD, MOORHEAD & CO.
KUtuncTcuas or
American Galvanized Sheet Iron,
And Soli Agent* for (As Sals. qJ
W. Dswsxs Wood's
Patent Imltatlonßuaeia Sheet Iron.
Also, Galvanized Corrugated Iron, for Roofing.
J^Waruboose— No. 134 Front Street, FitUburgh.
Ja22:lydAwfc?
JOHN THOMPSON,
410 LIBERTY STREET,
European and Intelligence Office,
Keeps always for solo Drafts on Europe (or any amount,
and summer and Packet Tickets to and flora Liverpool to
New York.
Girls for cooks and general house-work furolihod to
housekeepers on short notice.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills and S)rup a) wnys unhand.
Paaecngers brought from New York und PbtlaiiolphU on
railroad to Pittsburgh. Ja9u!tj
JOHN COCHKAN Sc BUO,
HASurACTtitras or
Iron Ratling, Iron Vaulta, Vault Doors,
Window Shutters, Window Guards, le. t
Nut. 91 Second Strtet and 8d Third St rest,
(Between Wood and Market.) PITTSBURGH, PA.,
five cchand a variety of u-w Patterns, fancy and plain,
sa.tabte for all purpemee. Particular atu-utlon paid to en
closing Grave Lula. Jobbing done at short ooticu. mrO
va. TAHpgvnL- .Vs. c. raiian
V AND EVER & FRIEND,
ATTORNEYS, AT LAW,
Aivn
SOLICITORS 119 CHANCERY,
No. 6, Rhine’s lilt’d:, Uttlsuqvf, lowa.
promptly made in any fiurt of Northern
loft*, or Western Wisconsin.
Will attend to lbo purebaso and Sals of Beal Estate, ob-
Ulitbß Money on Bonds and Mortgages sultlydfo
QKGRGE W. GREKr
KEG MANUFACTURERS,
Corner of Pile and Mechanic* Street, F'flh Hurd,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Manufacture Flue and Oak Kegs of the various dueorip
tlouaof NAIL KEGS, which they jrill sell at the towed
market prices.
' are respectfully solicited. AH work war*
ranted of the best quality. * ' dctikl/dfo
B. F. SHOPS,
merchant tailor,
105 Third Street, Pittsburgh, Pehn*..
4®“Tbe latest Patterns of goods always on hand, and
made to order on ib* mmt rrasonatdA icrtni for cash. All
work warranted. oo9;3infc
Special ilaticrs.
EXTENSION OP STAY.
DRS. C. 3VC. FITCH&J. W. SYKES
Will continue their Office at
No. 191 Penn Street.
OPPOSITE THE *T. CLAIR HOTEL PITTSBURGH.
TILL APRIL Flit XT, 1859,
Where they may he consulted daily, (Sundays
« eptedj f..i Conauni|Ttlou* Aathmi, Dron*
chills •nd ail utLrr Clirvuic Allecti.eii cutioecu-.! with,
oi prudiif-.iiog t.< Pulmonary Disease.
DKS. FITCH A SYCES f«nd that they cannot t.»j uarimit
ly w f.vuhcquently admoubh invalid, of tho EXCEEDING
DANGER OF DELAY IN PULMONARY DISEASE—it*
symptom* i.fton «wtu so trUling a* to beget • delusive feel
ing of safety eren while the dWwsa 1* making rapid pro
greM, and the patient neglccr* hlmvolf till a cute U n;xt to
lUipoeihlc.
Office Iloun»10 A. AI. to 4 P, M
cltArgo for eonsultation.
A lilt cl question* Sill be wf;lit to tlcera wishing t » r<-u
-►ult U» by lutter.
Addrv-s DRS. C M. FITCH A J. W SYKES,
n.i22:fctfd*wij jj2T PM Penn st , Pittsburgh, Pa.
ItKNRY H. COLLINS.
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Cheesp, Butter, Seeds, Fish,
And I'ruduce OeDurally,
AwF .Y« “j l‘™»i Slrrrt, fStlsburgh
iiK!srlusx«Y.
n /:. .f . 3f AL 3f rfx, &£&
SUUG Kt> DENTIST,
FROM NEW YORK,
/;.rr/tjrrs terth without Pais.
RVa LOCAL BENUMBING AGENT to rna GUMS ONLY.
Teeth on Gold, Silver, Platana and Gotta
Pftcho, and perforins all Doiital oporutb.ns in a t.cietititlr
lu.-tnimr, wltliout pain.
04»_T«iriin moierAtv.
•H Smltbfleld Street, below Poartb,
jat.rdtimfc PHTSBURUH
JAS. MnLAUGHLIN,
MAXurAcrutica or
Alcohol, Cologne Spirit* and Fusel Oil,
delfi-.dlyfe Nnt. ICS and 170 Second Street
W. Sc D. KINEHAR'J',
iLUFcracrmu asd malcxs ix
All kltail* of Tobacco, Snuff and Ctgara,
Have recently taken the building No. 139 Wood street, in
addition to their Manufacturing rlstahlDhment,No.43 Irwin
street, wlierethvy will be pleoaed.to receive tla-ir friends,
apZMydfe
A A CARRIUI : R. a. CAHRIUI.
A. A. CARRIER & BRO.,
Ptltslmrgh, (Jeuerul Insurance Agency,
No. G 3 Fourth Streets
rirrsßtmau, pxnna.
Oomi-auirs r«j>r<-.m-iitetl »f highlit itandlng. Chartered
by I’eiius) Irani* anil other
Fin-, M«(inpu>i() Life Risk* taken of all descriptions.
A. A. CARRIER,
lai.v.ife a. g. CAIUUKK.
DAWKS CLULKY
Ilonas, Sign and Ornamental Painters,
A X D GRAIN ERS;
UULSU IS
Wixi to Xjr*ad ami Zino Painta.
Abo, all kind* of Paintu. Oil*, Varufalira, Window UlaiS,
Putty, Liruebca, Ac.,
144 fVbod Street, turn d<>ort a bow Diamond AUr).
rarlSklydfc
Jons seftox - 3. t. BIL&kOUoa
BEtTON Sc BILBROUOH,
LAND AND HOUSE AGENTS
A’o. 101 Locud Street, between 4M ami t>th Street*,
BT. pons, MO.
HOC.-iK:*, LOTS an.! LANDS for u»l»or lea*; Slalr.Cwun
ty and City TkXee paid oo Ural Estate-; rhui™ •elections of
lands ••iii. roU tinder the Graduation Law, at IIIU cent* per
ar»r. rurupi jclug Piu»>, Mineral and Agricultural land*.
V3.LnuJ Warrants bought, told auil located. City refer
ences giTeD.f UeTxtfmfo
' -T3iTstncso (Efiaiigtg.
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing be
tween the un.lertL'ucd, engaged In tlie raanutaclnra
ol Hops and Twine, uuuer the sty lo i.f J. A 11. GERWIG,
wa* tHraalvrd liy tntitiml.rnnsotit, dating from January Ist,
l>iS. Tbebusinrss.il tbe Qroi will l>e settled by tbe n-
pnrtnei. JACOtI OKKWIG.
Ja27:iwd IIKNKT GERWIG.
HENRY OERWIU,
A*t». 4S‘J, roruer Penn and ll'af/inf Street*.
Manufacturer of Pittsburgh
II KM I’ AND MANILLA RED CORDS, HEMP ROPE,
troiu y x In. to l 1 i iuch, Halter Hop.-, Krootn Twine. SewlDg
Twine, Wool Twine. Flax and Cuttou Seiue Twine, Saab
Cord. Tarrednud Packing Yam.
full anpply of tbe above constantly on band and
for aaio at market ratra. jaJTjotnd
notice:.
PITTSBCKQH, Jan. 1 Itb, ISil.
I HAVE litis Jay associated with me Benja
min F. Pettit and William H, Whitacre la tbe general
Com Wool and Produce tlnsliicM. Tbe stylo of tbe
firm will b- J'PKI NGEK HAKIiAUGH A CO.
si-niNnKK uAitOAUan.
-BRtXUt* IIARI».ir«.H ..HEXJAUIX t. fETTIT... WJI. U. WUITACRI.
SPRINGER lIARDAL’GII & CO.,
CO M M I SSI 0 X M BRC HANTS.
DEALERS IN
Wool, Hides, IVoviaiunsi Produce Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
DISSOLUTION OP CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE partnership existing lietween the un
dersigned bas tbla day with mutual consent Loan dis
solved by tlio witbdrawul of H. L. Ilingwalt.
The remaining co-partner* are aathnrizcJ to settle the
atLUra of the firm, and will continue tho Imsiness of the
Fort Pitt Gins* Works aa heretofom.
A. B. CURLINU,
MOBQAN RODEHTSOS,
EDWARD DITURIDOF
-11. L. lUNOWALT.
NOTICE.
WF, have this day associated with us John
U. KItBKKT aud JAMES 11. WRIGHT, THOMAS
R. HOT.MKS retiring train tbs arrive management of the
baaiua-i j*4;dlm N. HOLMES A SONS.
Q-*it EAT BKAUTIFIER
r.AJi—A T I. A » T I
TW.if - T HESrOKES PERMANENTLY
JOf < J Ur to j, B original rulon cvnn tnsurUolty the
rv nf 'tuiuf»«il •lukloiS. iui.lh* aud all srrvfule,
eoryUoue; luafcm ll — |p||rf w i healthy.
AW-wWT? In 'auy ioiagiu&blt) age,
removes, as if by magic, all blotches, Ac., from the face, and
cures all neuralgia aud uerrous headache, {fee circular aud
the following;
Doves, N. H„ Feb. 2,1967.
Poor. 0. J Wooa A Cu —Geutc Wilhiua few days we
have received so uiany orders and roils fur Prof. oJ.ilood's
Hair Restorative, that today wo were compelled to scud to
Boston for a quantity, (the C dozen you forwarded aU being
raid.) while we might order a quantity from you Every
tattle vm have S'.tJ .sent i to /< a re produced three or four fine
euc/mnerj. and the apprubatiou, and laitronage ll receives
from Uio mtMl on.l worthy cili/eua ol our vicin
ity, fully couviucv u* that It la A
PARATION.
Send ns ns s.xui as may be one gross of %\ rite; and oue
dozen fit mre; anJ believe us yonrs very rospectfully,
(Signed) DANIEL LATIIKOP A CO.
Uiccort Gxort, St. Charier Co. Mo. Nov. 19,1860.
Pkfip. O. J. Wooo—iK-atSir Sometime laWt summer we
Worry iii'liit v-l to use some »f y.mr llair Realoratlve, aud its
etfi’cts were so w.-nderfiil, He feel It our duty to Von amt
the nffiictiri. to re|»irt Ir.
Our Ulile sou’s head for «.rue tints had U-eo perfectly
coverad wilb «M(es, aud somo called it acwld bead The hair
alm< >1 entirely canm <>tt in ■ •jUar.jtirnre, H butt a friend, teo-
Itig lilesufiiirings, n.lvt«e-l it, V. use yotlr Restorative, we did
•o with little bopo ol *iun«'M, but, to our snrprlae, ami tha
of all qur friends, a »»t> !>-« ap|dic*tiuu# removed thodis
eiiw eatnely, and a new and luxuriant crop of hair soon
started out, and we r»u unwsay that <i«t l«oy.hasos healthy
• scalp, and as luxuriant a orup of hail asauy other child
We can therefore, aud do hereby reiuiouißiid y»ar Rcstorn
tire, us * i-rifet t rriuoly fur ail disease, of the srolp and
hair. We arc. yours, respectfully,
UEORUK ,W. I( rGG IN BOTH AM.
SARAH A. UIGUINBOTiiAM.
GiBDIXCJt. Maine, June 'CL 1965.
Taor. 0 J. Wood— Dvar Sir. I have used two Iwttlcs of
Prof. Wcuel’s Hair Ri-aiomlrie, and can truly say it Is the
greatest discovery of the age for restoring aud changing
tbo Hair. Before using H I w»s a man of seventy. My hair
has now attuintd iu original color. You can recommend It
to tha world without the least fear, as uiy case was one of
tha worst kind. Yours respectfully,
DANIEL L. MUKPUY.
0. J. WOOD A CO. Proprlctura, 812 Broadway, N. Y.
(In tha great N. Y. WJre Hailing Eataidlslimt-nl) and 114
Market stn-et, St. Louis, Mu. and sold hy all guod Drug
gists. nnCil anghlydawlaT
MORRIS Sc COLT ART,
sols staacrACTcaxas or
HUGHE’S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FOBGG AND TRIP HAMMERS. '
HAAIMERS of the followieg sizes, 4c.
made to order:
No. 1. Lift 7 In. full blow, 3093 lbs. Price $ 3. r >o.
.. 2 " 0 “ “ M 6WB '• M ■*«).
m 3 n u L o •* UC99 ’• COO.
O 4 nl5 .1 •• •• 23083 “ 44 900.
.. g *• 20 “ “ 44 *ll6O 44 44 IKW.
“6, “24 “ 44 ** 04201 -• *• 2000.
sr»- Orders solicited. For particular* address
V T /- * UOIHUB k OOLTART.
l.ilAly (. ///-??;./ Pm.»r»ae, I'l.
To Capitalists or Monnfaetors.
TIIE undersigned baying determined to
mora w«sL offera for wits (of exchange for Western
property,) the best Fim In Armstrong county, within fire
minutes walk of tbo Klttasoing Bridge, and delightfully
situated on lbo river bank, opposite aud in flew of the Alle
gheny Valley Railroad Depot, containing about One Dnn
dredAcw*, sixty of whiCD contalnselght feet of good Bltuns
cnonsCoal, with hank open, and delivering coal dally in
Ktttaooing at fire cents per bushel; and 33 acre* of superior
river bottom that never overflow*; about 80 serve under
fence and In the highest state or cultivation, having recriv
ed over 10UO loads of manure from the town, to which a
team can make eight trips a day. There is a large Dig
Housed) by 40feel,and a Frame Barn 40 by CO feet, with
corn crib and wagen sl»d« attached; 150 young Apple ami
100 !WhTreeegrowlnfs«*°U of water at thepouseaad a
number of springs nf water that at small expense coold ho
conveyed tn the house. This property possesses superior
advantages for residences and iron or lumber maonCacto
rus. All persons desirous of realizing a good and
able Investment are requested to flow this property before
making any other selection. Title indisputable and terms
easy. Two trains dally from Pittsburgh, making It easy of
F ’: r r ”"‘" ■" rUc ' u 7osN , lSßraßotmL r ’
Klttanolug, Armstrong County, Pa.
Or,WM. PHILLIPS, Glass Manufacturer, Pittsburgh.
P. 8 To exchange tor Western lands, some balldlng*
and lota advantaecocsly situated In the central part of Ett
tannlng. JslGJmd J. P.
TO OWNERS OF COAL MINES AND
PETROLEUM SPRINGS thronghoutthe United States,
Canada and the British Provinces.—The Kerosene Oil Com
pany is prepared (otecolve proposals foreapidle* oftrnpuri-
Qod coal oUs, ones distilled frwtn the. crude tar, without
chemical trratuent, and for petroleum In the natural state.
AU proposals must state the lowest terms, os well as the
quantity that can be furnished monthly, and should he ac
companied by • samplo of not leu than voe gallon, represent
Ingtbeentira Jieldfromlhe product operated upon. Freight
aud charges'on all supplies to be prepaid. Address Secre
tary of the Kerovcno Oil Company, CM Braver street, New
York. JalC:lwd
Gould s patent spkinu bed.—we
•re atnsficturlpgaod celling this celebrated Spring
Bed at Ike luW ptlce efriyw .Dollars. Call and see them,
JiSfl T. B. YOUNG « CO.
abbmmtmrnts. 1
(TB*Yoi-ho Mbns’ Librart Association Lxc
rn. WINKS, of Washington College,
will lecture before the Mercantile Llbrorj Association, emi
S?s^Sii^ ev s ie,m,lT * ** LAFAYETTE 11ALL, oo FRIDAY
ETENING, the ©ih last.
StnutCT—BARCELONA, with Sketches of Spanish Life
aoJ Manners.
Door* open at 6J$ oclock, Lecture to lowaieace at 7':..
ii i* 48 ctnt *’ *° ** at the Music and Book Btores,
Hotels, Library Rooms. lecture Committee auJ at the
Door.
J''HN M. KSBIP&TUi g . I
Wu. U. Kmcaio. |
turn U. lßi«a, v
Joseph AißgtE, |
K II Uakusotvs.
Statement of the Citizen*’ ( Bank
Pittsburgh. .tannery Toth. IS.'-H
ASSETS
Rills and Notes Discounted
Coin in Vault
Coiu dae from Basics ....
Bank Bote*, Cheeks, Ac.
Due from other Basks
LIABILITIES.
Nob-* outstanding or Circulation
Due to Individual Depositor*
Balance dne to other Honk*.. . .
Cm *>r Pittsbceofi, ta
Before mo, J. F .Mackenzie, caun* E. D J.»nea, C&abivr of
Cltlr.eai'Bank, who being duly aifirwud, declared that the
above statement Is correct to the best of his knowledge and
l*lief. D. JON KS, Cashier. 86
Affirmed and subscribed before me, the Tith day of Jana- Injures Onrg<> |tt*hn r.n tbo Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and
«_ry, 1853. Ja2o J. P. MACKENZIE. Notary Pnblir. tnbiitarb-a. Insure* aculnst lassor damage by Fire,
For~Bale~or fiini~ * l * ,) “fP*"*’ l ,lj o peril* of (ho B*3, and Inland
AVALCABLE MILL PROPERTY, J3Q i X-W-* T...n.pi.ri.ili.in.
situated on the Banvwr Crwk, at FalUtnn, nearer n~i i v ,, |( , . h \i^. . u i*,, r r n I
,1 “». 1,r,r * j McOum, HI Vitm.r.'l,™. 0.’.m00, IKnJ L. W.«lilok,
Ac. Ac. There Is attached a ono *tory brtrk building. '22 by > * row pettit
50 fc-et, suitable for storing I*l7*ll. The whole Is well cal- 1 pY* w'itm pit v, ».«* n ,
cnlated for doing both merchant and curtomwck i bwi^T , *
For further particnlars enquire of J. T. PUGIi, at his r«»i- DWKUT 3 Mrcahfl,
IT.O ruw o S n r K."oW°:. ■' Mi " ; “ 11 "" I
. JOHN PTOIL, | £
AN ORDINANCE Supplementary to :l U , Pumroy, Caldwell A Co, do.
OrdinsDcp eutitled “An ordinance) relative to the du- ! A. T. Lane A Co, do.
tics of the Recording Reralator. ,, wweed Dwt-mLcr UMli. Steiuraltr, Justice A Co., do.
1867. * * ’ ; PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. W 7 WATER STREET
Section 1. Be it ordained, Ac, That Ihu .Street Commit- I w - POINDEXTER, Agent.
! *«“«•» «" ®-e“r •'
and’to let the same In separate districts, or together, a* thu I‘ U I 1. A D E L I‘ U I A .
sold Committoe may deem best fur the Interests of tin* city:
and (list the amount of ball required shall bo one thousand PtnicToas.
dollars for each district, or flvo tlx.nsaud dollar- for tho Charles W. Bam kcr, Adolph E. Borie,
wholecity. George W. lUcbards, Somuul Grant,
Onluinod and enacted into a law In Councils, this —.lb Thomas Hart, David 8. Brow n,
dayof January. A. D., 185* Mordwai D. Lewis, Jacob IL Smith,
SAMUEL McKF.LVY, i Tobias Wagner, Morris Patlereou.
President <dCommon Council. _ „ CHARLES N. BANCKEH, President.
Attwt: liras McMosrira. CsutLio 0. Baacsn, Secretory.
Clerk efCuinmon Council. This Company continues to make Insurances, permanent
A. M PuLLuL'K, or limited, on every description of property lu town and
President »rr. Mn „f Cjui.. il. country, at rates as low as art> consistent wili security.
Attest, John T. WbiTtxn The Company have reserved a large contingent fund,
Clerk of Select Council Jit27's(a which, witli their Capital and Premiums, safely (ureated,
SAwm.bT'V fn".,;, ' - , afford ample protection to the assured.
OMEKY ILLE INbIITUTE, No.- 04 St. The AMts of the Company, on Jaunary Ist, l£.‘.l,aa pub-
CHIHSTREET.—Thu next term of this Inalitut<■ ■>< lisbed agreeably to tho Act of Assembly, were as follows
will rammonc* February Ist. The rouroeof instruction in- vl7-
eludes the Natural Science, Mathematics util Latin and Mortgages OH
French Langoagra. Real Estate 84,37* 78
Txasis—£tt ter session of twenty-om. w-*ka. (French Temporary Loons. 83,966 17
extra.) REV. C. P. KBAUTH, i i Stocks 61,889 00
REV. W. D.noWARD, D.D., ! Caah.Ac Bl
DIL LINDLkY. ' lrn “< ! ”-
WJI. SIIAW, ; J1Ji12,703 44
■aVAificun * r* 7 ' . Since their Incorporation, a period of twenty-one yews/
FVJUiIvE 18 hereby given that letters Ol ; they have paid upwards of One Million, Four Uaudrua
X a Administration have been grouted to the undersign- [ thousand Dollars Looses by fire, thereby affording evidence
eU on the will of Charles Avery, late ol Allegheny county, [ of the advantages of Insurance, as well as thofr ability and
deceased. AH persons having claims against the estate • disposition to meet with promptness allliabilitlea.
are requested to present the it me for settlement, aud those j J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
indebted will please call and make payment without delay. I aplO Office Southeast cor. Wood and Third »ts.
Exchange Dank, Fifth street, Pittsburgh. , Continental lnsnrnnce Company.
E.,1. Coltun r.c.™ OltJ- ' <■» <»« if «""»»'«»*>•
\VM M MHNN wttn a
J»iiT,CinF lb? Kdirth itmt. PMtstnirglf_ P S I( T K I 1/ A h C U A H 1 E R.
EXPKKIENCKD AGENTS WANTED in . Anthonr-ed Capital. One Million DulUn, $1,000,000
all parts of the count rv. to at tain subserilwca for tbe | Secered and A^cnmulated Capital...- 631X00
••OWMPKEHKNUIVK OKOGRAPIIY AND HISTORY. An- j
cleat and Modern,. OK THE WHOLE WOULD,” by A 0. , HOME OFFICE.
OooDBICU, (Peter Parley.) Elegantly boond. auJ UlDsUat- - jvh. «1 Milzut Stnet, above Stand, FhHadtlphi*.
! rir. lu,.r M «„ Halid.,*, Fatal..,., M.t.haad-., .c
bogfven. ■ Rare Indncementsodered. The "Hotnf Jovmal n : , 1 ~ „
.-.j.orthU work: “Najamllj *h»t.TCT .boold b. wltb.al i Jtrtn"loraranr, onOn-joe. .0.1 Freight* to.II port, cl
If For fall particulars address j ,T° it
OEORGK W. ELLIOTT . Inland Inaanwre on Goods, Ac., by Lakes, Rivers, Canals
Publisher and Bookseller 4t>J Land Carrtagw, to all parts of the Union, on tbs most
No. 17* William street. New York. t ‘ ,urwble lccal ** r-ww»*t«it with eecnrity.
DtASCTOKB.
GEORGE W.COLLADAY.fornierty Recorder of Deeds, Ac.,
Philadelphia.
WM. IWWEttd, formerly Register of Wills.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, Orm of Col emau A Smith. Importing
HardwareaoifCutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Hiiru
street, aboTe Market, Philo.
JOSEPH OATpUrm of Joseph Oat A Sun, Coppersmiths, No.
1* Quarry street, Philo.
EDWARD V. MACHWTK, firm of Machette A Ralrnel,
Importing Hardware Merchants, No. 124 North Third
. Strwt, above Race, Phila.
UOWARD HINCIIMAN, firm of Livingston A Co., Produce
and Commission Merchants, N0.27S Market st_ above
Eighth. Phila.
J«2T:lUlv
S~ UNDIUES^
ißWbblt No 3 J.»r«oM4. ke r. i
100 tiM.bl. “
20 bbts ‘No 2
20bfbbls“
20 bits No 1
2ibfbW»“
110 bbl< I'UkleJ Herring:
100 half Lbla White Fish:
10 •• Trout;
23 bl.ls
25 “ Lake Snluion;
10 drama Codfish;
75 bbla New (Jrlsau* Mola«*e<
to •* White Flint Hominy;
50 “ P-arlasli;
200 “ White Lime;
IUO “ Hydraulic Cemeut;
1<»0 boxes I'enrl Starch:
SO bbla
HkK) boxes prime W. <L CLecf -
20 bbla t-'Kga;
1500 bnabels Lrtid Apples:
100 bbla No 1 Leaf Urd.
100 basbels Clorrr Heed,
For sale by ja27 J 1J CANFIELD
NOTICE- Ail persons having claims against
OEORGE E. ARNOLD, or*iu any win IndrbteJ to
him, will please call at once and j»ay to, or arrange the
same with RODKKT DALZELL,
at R. Dalrull k Co , l.Uwrty street,
Ut A. S. BELL,
No. 103 Foartli street, Plttahurgli.
Ja23.lmd-cLi> Aiulgtif'OtorOEO. E. At»ou>
JOS. F. UASULTOS A CO»,
ENGINEERS <te MACHINISTS,
Corucr Pint and Libtrty Ut*., PitubargK, Pa.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, for Ori-t
and ftaw Mill*, Oreweriu*, iTiotlng L'ltabUnhmpotS.
Maun£actoriea,ic, made to enk-r.
Ttnj also cuottnoe the manafrctnreoftbmr Crlebrnted
MACUINISTS' TOOLB,
Each u Turning Latte*,
Iron Planers,
Boring and Drilling Machines, Ac.
Also, Wrought Iron Shafting, with i'tilk-)*, Danger*, Ac.
»cs3:l/daiyf _ K
POT ATUKS- I*2UO bags W liite Ncahannocks
& prims attic). am ring sod 1.,r ule hy
ifI’VFMAN MVKEFtIY k O).
J»2fhAld 114 Second *t
To Invalids ana the Deal
MRS. ANNA MANSFIKLU
WILL VISIT PITTSBURG!! ON BAT
URDAY. January 80Uj- and “,‘r
ib« boats of trariug tli® cats/i of disease by practised
(uJgnieDt uf indications ot disordered action, Illustrating at
tins same tfmo her thorough knowledge of the patients’ •■•-
tual condition. ...
Her treotmoftt la «U“'» <*»«• method or cleansing
•»u7 all Impurltit* mud humor*—rviourtug the imjinlt
wmnfi to natural action t>{ every organ, and then •applying
Ihe blood mix! system with lbs elemeuts of vitality mini
health which she ascertains by her cXsmlustiuu* to be
wanting.
4W*A Fro® Medical Loclnro to LAUIK3 will li® delivered
some afternoon during her elay Jc'JL.iid
LIST OF STOCKS.—Fur sale at the M-er
chants’ Exchange on Thursday evening Jsn 2mli. mt
7 J-j o'clock.
to shares Bank of Pittsburgh *tuek.
17 M Citizens’ Bank do
40 “ Allegheny Bank
ltd “ Western in*. Co Jo;
t<i *• Allegheny OuCv, Jo;
'Jo “ Iruu City Bank do;
25 *• Allegheny Bridge (uuw > do;
By AUSTIN LOOMIS J CM.
J*26 Stork (Uukeie, 61 Fouith si
SUNDRIES— 20 sacks Dry Apple*;
17 du and 2 bbu Flaxsted'
9 du Featherr
l‘Jj do Wheat:
10 bbU Cukio Mill* Hour
i IS do Wntlatin ■ t..
00 do Broadway •)•.
4 boxes Kggl.
Oh steamer Poland to airlve f.iru c by
joJti ISAIAH hICKKV A CO.
NEW BOOKS BY EXPRESS.—
Mrs. Horace Mann's Health and Econnm) O'-king.
White Lies, Charles RenJe.
City Poems, Alex. Smith.
Lmngstone’e Africa, muslin snJ one-half calf.
Barth's Travels fu Africa.
Widdlfirld’s Cookery, new ainl prarti<*al
Ony Livingston-. '
Alton Locke.
Itecellectiobs of Literary Life, Miss Milford.
Jn2fl J. L RKED. 78 Fourth st.
NEW BOOKS—The Ilaslieeah Eater; Bav
an! Taylor’s Northmj Travel; Modern Reform Lx
atnined; Progtessof Slavery, Weston; English Hearta aud
English Hands, by author of IbaJley \ tears; l<oudon Lee
tares to Young-Mca, fur 1857; Theodosia, or the Uerolne uf
Faith, 2 voH; Bengali Oautnon. J. g. DAVISON.
PARISH PSALMODY AND PSALMIST
—A frc«h mpply race! red by
Ja2o J. S. DAVISON. 61 Market st.
Furniture and chairs.—or every
description constantly mannfacturii g or mado to
order, of the beet material and workmanship by
J*2s T. B. YOUNG A CO.
COUNTIN'!! HOUSE FURNITURE.—On
hand or made to order and furnished promptly bti’'
T. B YOUNG A CO.,
Sfl anJ 40 Ftuitbfleld street.
Burning fluid! burning fluid!!—
Yon con bay yoar Burning Fluid, much cheaper and
better than any place, at JOS. FLEMING’S,
Jam comer Market street and the Diamond.
PUTTY —0000 lb*, on hand and for sale by
Ja2s B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
jpONCENTRATED LYE—SO cases on hand
\J and for sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
INDIGO, Manilla, Cabracab a Bengal—
-1000 lbs. on hand and for *al» by
,J*m D. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
SENNA ALEXANDRIA—SOO lbs in store
and far sale by B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
TENN. WHEAT—43S sacks on steamer
Princes* to arrive for sale by
J*m . IfIAIAU DICKEY A 00.
FLOUR—3OO sacks in store and for
X aaleby Ja2s IS AIAII DICKEY A CO.
CHEESE —10 casks in store and for Rale
Jam ISAIAH DICKEY A CO.
GUM ARABIC, Select, Medium & Sorts.
—2OOO lb>. In store and for sale by
jam B. L. FAHNESTOCK A CO.
RU. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
• Dealer In Bonnets, Hat*. Straw Trimmings, and
Straw Poods generally.
Toothache is mstantl j cured by a few drops
of Dr. Keyeeris Tooth Ache Remedy. Prepared and sold ■
tba drug store DR. KRYSXR, 140 Wood it,
Umlwr Bl«w or U„ i.m Mortar
TO EXCHANGE,—We have some finely
situated properties in and near tb® city which wo will
exchange tor County bonds, stocks, Ac.
I‘encnsbtYing unprofitable secoriUo® of this charucter
will find an opportunity to dispose uf thorn to advantage
B. M’LAIN A SON,
Jail 68J4 Fourth str*wt
NO. SUGAR.—3S hhda. Good Fair N. O.
• Sngar Just received and lor sale by
Jafl SHRIYERADILWORTII.
OfkBBLS. PEARL FLINT HOMINY;
\J 300 boa. primo Ear Cora,
In st ora aud foreale bjt CIIAS. B. LEECH,
J*U No. B Smlthfield street.
POTATOES— 100 bus. White Potatoen;
30 «• Pinkeye **
In store and for aale by de!4 T. LITTLE A CO.
•If you value your teeth and a pure breath,
healthy gnnwort, and com fable month, go to KEYSEB’fI,
140 Wood strati, and buy a bottle of W saw's Toota Was
niTWnPona MfctanV
insurance.
The lanafutnrtn' luneante Company ; Citiienj’ iDinranee Comp’y of PilUhnrgis
00J« .Vo. 10 Mmlante Hreftaaye, |
PHILADELPHIA, i WM. BAOALKY. President,
Charter Perpetual—Capital $500,000. I ’ WWW, L .««*»
WILL INSURE AGAINST ALL KI.VD3 OF , Offict M TPiUr Erut, and Wood s?*
Fire, Marino and Inland Risk*. ; *M«an»nDHindCkrgo'iu»k*on th« olio ***•
“ ROX ViTSK’Vt i
ALFRED WKEK3,3ev-rctary »tunT Sa* tn d Inlsnd LaTlgatlcn and
riHtcroM-
Air»n S> Lipplncott. ffm. 13. TbociM. Cbarle#»i»»
Wra. A. Ilhodca, William Neat. Alfred Weofct
J-ItLiiMoSant Clwi J. Ffct-11, John P.B:T3<rnj
James P-Smyth
armorer
JnJlfuUe.nl.. ED JfoPi.E-*q,Cwh. Cif-Bi.
J«me« K«q., M-ajn. Robinson * Co-
Jata.’i Uoward, E«q, “ T Kennedy, Jr., A Co-»
C- 11. Panlaun, '* Wads' ILimpton 4 Co-,
J. 3. Lea, “ ConnjDghara J Cn>
PltUlarpti Ot&cc, No &d Vfalcrstrret.
J. W. MARTI KN AjrnL
rartifc W.W WILSON, Agent, frobogDo. ■
Merchants’ Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PETTIT, Prejt D. J. McCANN, Secretary-
Amount of Cnnital Stock paid lo and InTetted....s2oo,ooo 00
Surplus 63,4« 06
OEOHaE W. COLLADAY, Praldent.
□ixm W ilsqs. Secret cry.
JOSHUA ROBINSON. Agent.
No. 24 With rtreet /op italr*.)
Western I nsui-ance Company
0 V PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DARSTE, Prvsidout.
F. M. GORDON, Secretary.
OFFICE, N<>. 92 Water street, (Spang A LV’a Warehouse.)
op stain, pittsliurgb.
)FiQ Inotrr agniwiall l.tndi of Fir* and Marine Risks
A Rome Institution managed by liinctort. who are well
known in (’if community, and who art determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character whieh
they hare at turned, as offering the best protection to those vho
desire f-be insured.
ASSETS, OCTOREn 31, ISO 7.
Stock Aco.uuts 4121.500 DO
Mortgage 2,160 00
Bill* Receivable 4,161 67
OlDee Furniture 240 PO
Open Account*. 9,4*8 W
Cash 14,84145
Premium Sob* 40.216 59
Bill* Discounted 125,003 73
uißccb'.ns.
| Wm. MrKuight,
Nathaniel Holmes,
Almr. Nlmlek,
I David M.‘Long,
> William 11. Smith
1 C. VV. lllckuboo,
I
George Dank,
K. UiUrr. Jr ,
J. W. Butler,
U. W. Jackson,
Jamie McAulej,
Alexander Bpocr,
Andrew Ackley,
nol6:
F. M. OOKEKJX,
Pennsylvania iusnranee Company
of riTrsuußaa,
OIBc. Mo. \
. , WdJo Tliunptuo, '
i A. A. Carrier,
\ Kobert Patrick,
A. O.Sampaoo,
J. 11. Jouao,
Juba Taggart,
Uecry Sprout,
Uou. \V Hmitli,
A. J. Juix-n,
Kcxij PatU-rm>u,
J. P Turner,
1. Urior 9|>ruul,
\Y. U Mcßride,
C. A. Cvlluji,
Nicholas Voegbtly,
Junes 11. Hopkins,
...5300,000.
akea of ail deorriptiotia
CEU£.
IS*.
Patt*-
QUARTERED CAPITAL-.
4d~Flre *nd Mariue Iliikj '
I’rcilrteiit —A. A. C4AUI
V ijo I'resiJrut—HuLt ¥
Secret* rf *u«l Treasurer*
r—l. liana Strode. no9rdljr
Eureka insurance Company,
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Offset A*<J. 99 UlUer St-, PiUiituryh.
lasers, nov. 2d, 1857;
Block Da* Dills, Durable oa Ocm*ad. and tccor
ed by l*o approved names {97,500 00
Cub iu I’ilUbtirgh Trust Company. 00,104 14
Premium notes 51,804 20
Ultls Receivable.- 0,987 10
Mortgage &.600 00
122 shares Richange Bank Stosk—Cost „ 0,900: 00
SOU share* Iren vity uank Slock—Amount paid 7400 *OO
200 shares Allegheny Bank Stuck— do 6,000 00
87 shares Mechanic*' Bank ."‘lock—Cost 4,623 03
&*>k Acc0uuta—.......... 2B
Offli-e Furniture CO3 12
ntnicTOßS:
O. W. Cm,
I. M. P«Duock
W. \V. Martin,’
-it. T. Leccb, Jr.,
D. McConillrfli,
Geo. 8. Scidua,
J. 11. Sboenbnrger,
W S. K Quick,
Jubu A. Caughey,
C. W. Batchelor,
James I. Bennett,
W. J. Andertuu.
SHOENBKRGER, Prej’
009n13m
R. Fisirrr, Secretary.
Delaware llnlnal Safety Insutacee Company,
InarrpvraUd by the Legislature of Penntylxxtnia, 1835.
Office, S. E. Corner Thin! and Walnut eta.,
PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INSURANCES ou Vessel >, Cargo, knd Freight
to all ports of the world.
INLAND INSURANCES on Goods, by Rivers, rSn«T« |
Lakes and Laud Carriages, to all parts of ute Union.
EIRE INSURA NCES on Merchandize generally.—Os
Stores, Dwelling Uosses, Ac.
Assets of (As Company, Aoe. 2d. 1857.
Bonds, Mortgagee,and Beal Estate-..-. 9101,350 0*
Philadelphia City, and other Loans 137,011 35
Stock In Banka, Railroad A InaimiaceCoa. 13,508 00
Bills Receivable - 230,301 05
Cub on hand , . 3b,*02 00
Balances In hands uf Agruts, Premiums on
Marine Policies recently tuned, and oth
er debts due the Company 03,730 57
Subscription Nutes..... .. .. 100,000 00
PtUCTOM
Junta C. Hind,
Theophlltu pudding,
James Tnqo&ir,
William Ejtc, Jr,
J- P. Pcnlatoa,
Joshua P. Eyre,
Samuel E. Stokes,
Henry Sloan.
Jamet B. JlcPorJa
Thoms* 0.
Robert Burton, Jr,
John B. Semple, PltubV
D. T. Morgan, “
J.T.LoganT
ARTIS, President.
C, HAND, Vico President.
William Martin,
Joseph 11. Seal,
Xdmnsd A. Bonder,
John C. Daria,
John R. Penrosn,
George 0. Leiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. R. M. Huston,
William C- Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer Mellvaln,
Charles Kelley,
H. Janee Brooke,
Jacob P. Jones
Herat Irtacas, Secretary.
A. MADEIRA, Agent,
W Water itrcet, Pittsburgh.
apUyd—JU2
Reliance fifltnal iflsnrance Company of
PHILADELPHIA
Office No. 70 Walnut Street
CAprrit sl77,92&—Asms $223,974 45—Szcuxm Iktotod.
Fire Insurance on Buililibgs, Merchandise, Furniture, Ac.
In town or country.
The mutual principle combined with the security of a
Stock Capital, salUles the Insured to share in tho profits ol
the Company, without liability for losses.
The Script Certificate* of this Company, Car profits art
convertible at par, into'tho Capital Slock of Ibt Company
CLPM TINGLEY, President.
B 51. EUNCQMAN, Secretary.
DutaCrosa.
Clem Tinzley, G. M Stroud,
Wm. R. Thompson, John IL Worreß,
Banned Blspham, EenJ. W. Tingley,
G. W. Carpenter, Z. Lothrop,
Robert Steen, IL L. Canon,
0. 8. Wood, Robert Toland,
Marshall Hill, C. Stevenson,
Jacob T. Booting, Chas. LeJand,
William M after, Wm. M. Sttuplo, PitUb’g.
- J. a. COFFIN, Agent
mhs:fc comer Third and Wood streets
Neptune Insurance Company,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Franklin Buildings, 414 Walnut Street.
Organized under the General Insurance Law, with • cash
Capital ol 4100,000, privileged to increase to 4200,000.
Insures against lass or damage by Fire, Marina, Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
umexu.
U. O. LAUGHLIK, President.
RICHARD SHIELDS, Vice President.
GEORGE SCOTT, Secretary.
SIIKCTOkI.
IL C. Laughlln, D. Montgomery.
W. 0. Stoteslmry, Richard flhHds,
D. Bharswood, George Bcaw.
R. U. CarlUe, T. V. Shewcll,
William Ofborne, 0. 0. Butler.
s. TITE A CHAFFKY, Agents,
(MJjloOBOo, lab,MU IMI, (entrwe. on Wood |Q
Insurance.
*_ n . i MMiCtuLA.
' | ?';V m k ' \
j“ lirtT'’ Mm's.Dii'wortl,, «~.V
SStSK* •' \
8. iUttaußh Joh.shlptiSl' *
Apt. Sato 1 0- Young. | Walter Bryant, J
jt2l John CalAwpU. j r . *
OTonong&licla Imuranc* Company. ' '
OF PITTSBURGH.
OmrrBA—JASIESA. HUTCHISON. President
HENRY M.jATWOOD, Secretary.
omejt. No. 98 Wax** StasTr,
HiS Intvrt 'Against all kinds of Pirt and Marine Ri
ASSETS, NOV. 20th, 1557:
Stock Duo Dill*, pAjrtMeoo demand, •ocunxl by
two RpproT«d biudcs - -JItOjCOO 0
Dills Rsesirslile - 23**® 1-
Os*h..- - 11.065 8*
70 »h*rcs Mechanic*’ Bout Stock—oat 3.920 (K
Premium Note® - 31,M2 61
Ofl)ct> I'unsitnie
IJ.w.k Ar.-onnt*.
Disrrroes:
Win. B. Holme*, A, Caldwell.
R«.bt. Dilfdl, . WUoonMmsr,
Win. ltca, John McDevitt
Thos.S.Clarke, Geo. A. Berry
James A. ilotchlsoo
Je&dUal’M—0020:2wd HENRY M. ATWOOD. Sec T
Farmers' and Mechanics’ insurance Compnny
Sbrihwtt Qimrr SectmJ and Walnut Strati,
PHILADELPHIA..
Tb« following eUtMueiitoihfblU the bo»lnc*»“ JroBd
tiuo of the Coinpauy to Not. 1,185*; ,
Premiuniß received on Merino and Inland Bl*U
to Not. 1, I»WJ tjij®?*
Fins Piemiuiu* - .............. A4 r , _. u .»
Interest on Loans - *» I<H
Total receipts S*OO.M
•*«■<= «
•* Fire “ ■*»»«•« ®*
Expenses Sgi? a»*nd Commission*..... 45,459 00
He-insurance. Return Premiums aud
- 27 ' I ‘*
Balance remaining with Cuinp’y....- $328,05* 0? .
Tbesssetsof theCumpany are as t»Uo«x>-
Phila. City and County Bonds $ 1<3,8« Ml
Railroad Bonds —. 11,000 09 V<N»t Prtoe d
llrst Mortgage Real Estate 00)
Stocks, Collaterals on call 32,400 00 _
Gironl and* Cooselidatiuu Bank
aiock-..- OO
eposited with Sherman, Duncan A
Co, New York 80,000 00
Deferred Payment on Stock not yet
due 1 - 07,100 00
Notes for Marine Premiums.—..loB,oBo 50
Dne from Agents soenred by bonds- 85|37d 18
Premlnms on Policies recently la
med, and debts due the Co 28,470 00
Hd.nc.ln Bulk*. - 74 m
Th* Board of Directors bare this day declared a • ; •
DIVIDEND OF FIFTEEN PER CENT,
PspaMe on demand on the business of tho Company lbs
Ist Instant. THOMAS B. FLORENCE, President
Eewaan Ututsote. Secretary.
THOS. J. HUNTER,Agent, Pittsjmrgb,
n<i27.-flmd:fc No. 90 Water saw*
The Ureal Western Fire and Marine Ini. Co M
OF PHILADELPHIA.
No.
caxarta nutnu.
CAPITAL .. .7->=£?L. .AZOOfiOO
FIRE INSURANCE—Pvntu»I or limited,m&delo lawn
or coaptry, on every description of property.
INLAND INSURANCE, on Goods by Canal, Lakes and
Land Carriage, to all parts of the Union.'
MARINE INSURANCE, on Vessels, Cargo and Freight,
embracing Rivet Transportation.
C. a LATHRUP, President.
W. DARLING, Vico President
Joseph J. Ilackel, Secretary and Treasurer, r :
H. K. Richardson, Aosiitont Secretory. ' t
DIUCTOXj: ■
Charles C. Latbrop, 437 Walnut street. >
Unu. lieary D. Mooro, 6G Walnut street.
Alexander WblUdca, Merchant, 14 North Front et.
JobnC. Hunter, firm of Wright, Uontor A 00.
K. Tracy, Ann of Tracy k Balter.
John R. McCurdy, firm of Jones, White k McCurdy.
8. S. Bishop, llnu of Bishop, Simmons 4 Co,
Ja*. B. Smith, firm of Jos. B. Smith k Co
Tlraa. L-GUlesplo, firm of Gillespie A Zeller.
Isaac Haile-burst, Attorney »<*> Cotmsellor.
Tbeo. W. Baker, Goldsmith's Uall.
Stillwell 8. Bishop, firm of Bishop, Simons k Co,
William Darling, (late of Beading,)
John Rice, W South Front street..
E. Harper Jeffreys, Arm of Wsl 11. Brown A 00. .
K. W. POINDEXTER. AycAt,
97 Water street, Pittahnx
aplrero—«p7
Pittsburgh Life, Fire and JjJa/iM iiu. c£
Office, Comer Market and Water Sts.,
PHTSDURGH, pa. ' •
ROBT. GALWAY, President. F. A. RntßUßf,Bec*f.
Ahsxxw Ftniiso, il. D., Examining Physician.
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to
connected with LIFE RISES.
Also, against Hull and Cargo Risks, on tbs Ohio sad
Mississippi rivers and tributaries, and Marins gen
erally.
And agalnrft Less or Daaaga by Fire.
And against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
Policies toned at the lowest rates consistent «i Lb safety
all portico.
B«b*rt Qalwmj,
Samuel Ucdarken,
Jo«cpb P. Oazzam, M. D-,
John Scott,
James ManbaQ,
David Ricbej,
Janet W. Hallman,
Chat. Artoothnot,
B?l6—gyg-ly
$717,641 48
Philadelphia JETire and' Xsiffe
INSURANCE fIOMPANJ,
No. 149 Chesnut Street,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE*
Will make all kinds of Insurance, either Perpetual ox
Limited, on every description of Property ofJdasabw*m»e,
at reasonable rates of rTfflhinb ■" ** ' *
President.
S?"VTuaLI>WIN, Vic* Ptesldsot.
Chart qa p. liar**,
JS. B- EugUah,
I*. 1L fiartry,
0. Shonnan,
8- J. Megargea,
9. Black esasx, g«cr*tar;.
W COAL! COAZiTI COAL!!!
E AKE DESIROUS OP CONTRACT.
»“Bfor. »iipplyofiho U«qßrittyS*«ss|raflH
'.'UAL, (about Two Hundred and Pjfty -jrtioc«£*HßaßriSi“,
for cm on board onr Steam Eh!p», for oneormoc# reara.
from the PIRST DAY OP MAY N EXT, to bo delivered at
•qoi time* and In such qnanUtle* a* maj be required.
Person* tins iron* of making Proposal* Cor the supply will
pleaao do to before the SIXTH DAY OP FEBRUARY NETT
ensuing.
Any information required will bo riven oa appUrttian to
HARRIS, MORGAN ACO.,
Foot of Jullafttreet, XevOrleans,
oecarlty will be reunited for the doe falflltneat of the
J.TllffiJ
REMOVAL
JOHN STONE & SONS.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILSS, RIBBONS AMD HILLINEBY GOODS,
lUve removed from No. 45 South Second Street, to their
now and elegant store,
No* 885 Chestnut St*, one door thewe 6th,
Where they will be pleawd to tae theig friend* end the
trmdo generally. -jaSilmd
NEW CAKPETB,
AT THE FOURTH STREET STORE.
W. 0. & 0. HcCALLBB
Have just keceived a very'
Urge assortment of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS; Ae,
the latest stylo* for Pall Trade, comprising
YELVET AND BRUSSKIA 6 '
TAPESTRY AND THREE PLY,
SUPERFINE AND
_ , . LOW PRICED INGRAINS.
Wool, Dutch, Hemp, LUv.Hag, Hall and Stair Carpet*
Ruga, Man, Oucoa Matting, Stair Rods, Ac, Ac.
. Alao, a choke lot' of Drnrgei*! from one to lour yard* wld«
beautiful petterua Floor Oil Goth, from 2 to 2T feat wide!
with all other good* usually found In flm <-!«., Carpet
Store*, all of which we are prewired to tell at the very low
eet rates for cash. ocA w. D. A. IL McCAT.T.UU
jgELL HANGING!
OREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE?!
Door Bella at s2^o
tad opwarda, pat Qp in tbe best »tjU by
J- D. HATHBWB,
J3B Pmithlleld BL
OLD DOMINION HUUSIC,
CORNER HAND AND LIBERTY BTREET3,
RECEIVED DAILY. CAN AND SHELL
9702,785 37
O Y BTK RS,
® nd ®«»t«ra F»*h, * c .
nr»l fcd4 «
A. O. HeOREW
CTEAMBOAT AND GENERAL AGENT.
U WatorStroet one door abora Market. aolfcdtf
OTAHCII AGENCY.—UAVINQ BEEN
BfA&ClI, (which Is warranted equal InqiulltrtoanT known
la this market) in now prepared tosnpplv WtatSMleDeaL
era at maanactnm*’ prices. We InTite tie attention of the
Trede in this article, to an examination d oar present stock,
and which will be kepteonal to
ATWELL, LQ A OOt,
°y No. 1 Wood stras
1 A BBLS. ROLL BUTTER
I V* 8 do Kttc
10 do Sopordne Flour;
19 do Wblto Beans.
20 sack* do do
3 cuke Potaih,
Rn'd and for tale tv
jalS
Tobacco and cigars— ~
26 bocea Qract’a Sa Tobaccv,
S*> do Ciew'i &a do,
S 1 lb, Xlb.kb na»
i . MM. GonnanCipua, toot bran*,
In »loro and for mU by ja7 T. LTTH 4 CO*
A 0 BAGS BARLEY: “'
fT do Oku;
8 do ' Timothy Seed;
IS kegs No 1 Lord;
IS boxes Cheese;
200 tbs Bock* bat Floor;
•!„!,, BHinvent DILWORIH
J 130 «d 132 second Mnlt
I - 10
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_ by Ja< neyßr n mr.fincg
R Y f" I'LOUR—IO hbls. and 30 sacks for
** * -l >u lIKXTtY H COLUKa.
received and for
±J ah t>J J»18 R, PALZO,I.AOn
rrAKHANTO SULmu APERIENT WiU
«w^llbewa ? tb m> A & e Uoaof *, UtwJo^teiS*
20™- •'WNX HOMINFfoTSiTb,
J JAB. OAKBINza J
$218,015 0?
DTtrcTons:
Alexander Jfrldiar*
Joeopb B,Loocb,
Jolin Fullerton,
UwxfleU B. Brofrn,
Darid IL Qsuabcix
William Gut,
Robert H. Hirtief,
John xrour,- .
uratcTOM.
IS. R. *
QtornW. Brows,
Joseph a Pmnj, 1
John Clayton.
E. Wilor.
J.Q. OITOM*ttL
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BOBITER * MLWORTO,
150 and 132 gacoad ttrwt.