THE
ESTABLISHED IN 1786
HEW YOKE ADVERTISEMENTS
Prom E. 8. SCHHLL'S Advertising House, Ko. 335 Broad*
way.
A NENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN
-£X. make, In aay part of the United States, from thrwto
Uto dollar* a day, by selling from cample “THE PATENT
INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP," with an lm
proved Burner. Every family who baa regard for life, per
son, property or ecoaomy wQI purchase them. For infor
mationby maAiodoao stamp, to
I lIAWXHUBST A MOTT,
Patentees and exclnstrs Muraltnnmi,
69 Fatten street, New York.
LIdHTEiNEWTOa A UIUDBDRTB,
421 Brotmt iSreef, Feta Tork.
AT ANTTFACTUREUS of tho Patent Arch
111 Wrest Plank Piano Fortes, celebrated for depth, foll
ncaa, richness, purity, and a peculiar singing quality of their
uma, for which they have nxclrcd the highest ccomtnms
from the greatest musical cclobritlsl of the country; and in
every&tlr, when brought In eornpetitiflO with other Instru
ment!, have Obtained the highest premium. Tho Patent
Arch Wrest Plank, which is owned sndtued only by ns,
guanntoeathelritaadlngtn tune longer thon an? other In
strument; while their unprecedented oemand in all parti of
the country is acufQdent proof of their superior excellence.
A liberal discount to Clergymen, Schools and the trade.
Jefelyd*
Stugafsta.
-A FINLEY, Wholesale
XllL Droggista andManUtactnrere of Carben OH, No. IC7
Liberty street, Pittgbnrfih, Pa. jaSfrlyd
BL. FAHNESTOCK & Co., late of the firm
• B. A. Fahnestock A Co., and successors to Fleming
Bros- Wliolosalo Druggist No. 60, eorner Wood and Fourth
Bt% Pittsburgh. Pa.
BA. FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE
• salo Druggists and Manufacturers of Whlto Lead,
Uuul and Litharge, corner Wood and Front streets, Pitta
bargh. mch7
Jsciioonmaker, manufacturer
• of Whlto Lead. Bed Load, Zinc, Paint, Litharge, Pat
ty and Xholealo Dealer in Points, Oils, Varnishes, Tnrpen
lino, kc~, No. Wood st n Pittsburgh, Pa. oc&lyd
JOHN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
M'Qnßej,) Wholesale-end Retail Druggist and Dealer
in PalaU, Oils, DycstnfCs Ac., corner Wood and Sixth streets,
Pittsburgh. .
Regular Agent for Dr. Ford’s Medicine. epTl
JOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
or In Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dyestaffs, No.
W 9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
All nrdnrs will receive prompt attention.
tWAgent fir SchoncVs Patmonic Bymp. marStJyaaw
racDsucx bjlmjn ......qiorq* itnn~
BRAUN & REITER, WHOLESALE AND
Retail Druggists, corner of liberty and St. Clair
Pittsbnrgh. _____
Joseph Fleming, (successor to l.
Wilcox A Co.)corner Market street and Diamond, keeps
constantly on hand afntl and complete assortment of Drags,
Medicines, Medicine Chests, Pcrfamory, snd nil articles per
taining ro his boslnoa.
prescriptions carernlly compounded at au
honra. . J^L l L^
D'ITQEO. H. KEYSER, DItUOGIST,
140 Wood atreet, corner of Wood street and Virgin
Alley, PUUbnrgb, Pa.
iJrotiuce Sealets.,
CHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
COLLINS, Forwarding and Commission Mercbant,and
Dealer in Cheoto, Batter, Lake Fuh and Produce generally,
2fl Wood si., shore Water. Pittsbargh. myxl
T B. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
*J • OHIO. Commission and Forwarding Merchant, snd
Wholesale Dealer in Western Rcscrre Cheese, Butter, Pot
and Pearl Ash, and Western Prodace generally. I rent st.,
between Smlthfleld and Wood, Pittsbnrgb.
TWnßAtffe'A ANJER, ‘(SUCCESSORS
IVJL to A. A A. Ucßuw.) Dealer* Injtanr, Grain and
ftoduc*. Oomiuluinn and Forwarding Merchant*, N0..124
PitUhnrgh, Pa. • [Jan.l, &.:dlj]jalj_
tVa.vid c. iierbst, flour, pro.
I 9 (inee, rroriiion and Commission Merchant, No. 287
LTCmr «trwt. corner of Hand, Pittabnrgh, rtro hi* *tten-
Kon io th® nte or Floar, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Batter,
Grain, Bided Trntts, Seed*, Ac., Ac.
gy-Conjlgnment* rospectfolly solicited'
a Tex 7 (soccessor to
J\ Vorsvth & Scott,) Forwarding and Commtolon Mer-
Jhint, Dealer Jo Wool, Hide., Vlmx, Bacon, ;Urdand M
Oil and Produce generally, No. < & Water H, Plttsborgb, Pa.
TT KIDDLE, GENERAL COMMISSION
|~| # Merchant and Dealer In Groceries and Prod ace, 37
Fifth street, Plturtrnrgh, Pa. s
Refer to E. IIAHLTOM, Pittsbnrgh, I
BiOALtr, CcsmuTi ft Co., PitUbnrgb.
g&'CocmignmcnU solicited retnrm^gnar-
DOBERT HUTGIIINSON, COMMISSION
t\i Merchant, for the sale of Wcsturn Reserve Cheese,
Butter, Lord, Racvu, Fish. Pot and Pearl Ashe*, Salnrattu,
Oils Floor, drain, Seed*, Dried Fruit,and Produce generally,
No 8 Hmithfleld street, between Flm and Water. ap3
rUIAKLES H. LEECU, FORWARDING
I j , m d CommUlon Merchant, Dealer in Flonr, Grain. Ba.
cm, Lord and Butt>-r, and all kind* of Produce, No 8 Smith-
Bold street, between Flnt and Water.
TAAGLE AS. UAKD
fii jypr., Wholesale Dealer in Floor. Provision! and
Produce generally, tfo. fi Serenth rircet, between Liberty
and Suilhfield, Pittiburgb, Pa.
yg-Terma cash.
W'~’TIUAM McCLINTOCK, Dealer in
Carpets, No. 112 Market street.
W. D. * H. STCAI.I.OM,
Dealer in carpets, oil cloths,
MATTINGS, 4c. No. 87 Foarth atreet nparTTood.
attotnrgs
ri oRERT MnCNIGHT, ATTORNEY AT
XA li” ouJ Solicitor Of the Banker Pittsbnrsh, Nj- U»
Fonrlli *tn*U Pittsburgh. .
■TosEPlfsr& "A. I*. MORRISON, AT
,J t0r,,"., ct Low. Oillee No.OTFonrtli.t.nc.rJlood.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Stp ©oolre.
/•< it LOVE? Dealer in Staple and Fancy
(/. Dr, G 00.1,, .iCT Ot the original 800 JJf,' 4
Market Pittsburgh. .
OiunfY * bukoufield, dealers
lo Silk. .Oil tallies' Press Goods pnersUj,
T.loi.s on, Shawls, Embroideries "“**>• [S’
family use. Annnososll, lotOT.iro kwmrtinent Ih.lnM
Bhov.iloptrtmr>nw,Jn,trocclro4 nod sailing *t the losrrsr
cor. Fourth .111 Martel tin.'SM t< ?_
.TTisso. . co. rasfs—At ATP
. x. MASON & CO., WHOLESALE
, nnd Retoil Dealers In Fine, and Staple Dr, Goods,
■J> HUlt «trwt. Pitta be gh.
T> IT~PALMER, No". 105 Market Street,
K, Dealer In Bonneta, Matt. Straw Trimmiuga, nnd
Straw Goods generally.
©acnages.
Carriage anil Wagon manufactory.
M. 1.. STEPHEN B, An««t.
ComfT Smithjietd Strict and Diamond Alley,
SSSSSSSKmss
Xl*Un?ofta* work.
pu-inwn^ of hcary work now on hand, rolt
abfofor Spring use. All work warranted for 12
esr PartlcnUr attention given to repalra. Jai-t-iya
_ Coteh and Carriage Factory.
JOHNSON* BROTHER fe CO.»
Qrmtr of Jklnwnt end Jtebecca Strut*,
ALLEoncnr cm. __
\TTOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.- cgHMfe
W form their friend*, and the public geae-jfiiSSp.
rfc .,J iji** they ara manufacturing Carriage* Barouche*
Kocfciwnr*, Baggies, Pidgin «nd Chariots, In nil their ntri
•T^^SSSSSEi***-£^2
t«et Eastern Shafts Pole* and Wboel «tufli they
dent that *U who larorthon with their patronage will be
erfoctiy aatbfled on trial of their work,
purchaser* mn- rtyurilM to giro them a call b«for» Pur
charing oleewhem. coB>lya
WAI.NOT ffAlil* RESTAURANT,
susoyic nu.UTinn street.
JOBBPB FRIO JEER,
PBOPBIETOB.
All the delicacies or
THE SEASON, prepared by tb»nimt tx- fßE&dh,
pcrienced cooka,acrredop at the alsortMt Bofuyßk
tic©, from
gIXO’CLOCK A. M. UNTIL TWELVE O’CLOCK P. U.
All article* Id the lit©, peculiar to the Eaat, Weat or
Sooth, received dolly by Exp re w, and aerre-l upto order.—
DtulneM to an will find the table at WALNUT HALL all
that they coaid dealro.
ay Wholesale Depot for Oyatera, Ylab, Gam© and early
Yld tbelr fc!3 oclMyd
special, notick.
Steamship Vanderbilt for Europe.
"I th Cooked PitiTirioti. *
A LIMITED number of 3d clasa^gfiSjjfr
will lie teken by lie nofni«S«»Ob
SSd»Mo
He- 0 Bowling York, _
Sundries.—
1500lba.«lricilffr?*h Üblo Botfar,
1200 do*: fmb
1600 ib*. No. 1 Le*f i
25 bush prime Dried PcacC?*-
150 fat ymingCMrkrma,
160 Chunu,
60 t&rga fat Turkey*,
revived aud far *&lo by
21
STARCH ’ AGENOYHAVING BEEN
appointed Agmit for Pittaourjch, by the UADIBOH
ai’AROU OOMPitfiY, for theealo of Visit celobnted PEARL
BTAHCli,(whieiiu warns ted equal lnqoality to auytoa*9
lothlamarkMJarenowprcpareatoaupply wboleiwoDew*
•n at manufacturer*' prices. We InTUetboattantlca of lb*
Trade Intblaarticlajtoaacaemlnallonol our proseat stock,
end which will be kept oooftl to the demand.
ATWELL, LEM * CO,
n?k.' No. * Wood sir—
rpHEGRBATEST MATCH MACHINE IN
X Tire wor.Lßi
a foktuse mam wim a small INTESMAOT
THOMAS* PATENT MATCH MACHINE
la ft dmple, cheep and perfect Match Maker. Tho Uaehins
carta oofy fUA; la driven by hud, and wUI make the for
tune of, the manufacturer ina abort time. Where good
wood Isto bo had readily it materially reduce* tl» coat.
a9‘Ucieiai oocnty or Machine privilege* are offered <or
eaie at * medcretaprico. ForpartlVular*, call at O AZ&iiE
QQtnmKO HOOiLfinhatreet. ■ - . taUAwlftff
■ i IllES.—Bso dry flint bides, _
Ft' ' 251 Green ultedde- to arrirnundte sale
fcy * SPBIKQBR.IUBBAHOn A 00,
DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
Commission, &c.
miiccui ’ rr — 1 join, t. men jos. b. tucn-
JOS. S. LEECH & CO.,
Hoa 3*3 * 344 Liberty ■«., Plllßburjh. P»-
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION" MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
flour and bacon,
Tin Plato and Tinner's Stools,
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
Jyllally
SF&inau tiA*BACon...BtxJAifi!* r. prmr...w*.o. wnmcr.*.
' SFmXGER HAKBAUGH & CO.,
COMMISSION merchants,
DEALERS IS
Wool, Hides, Provisions & Produce Generally,
No. 295 liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
J&l2
MoALPEN & co.
(Late of J. 8. Leech, McAlpln k Co., Pittabur,;li.>
GENERAL
HKD
FORWARDING MKB
L«»e. »»d W.iblnKtpn A»«bo.,
WVANDOTTE CITT, KANSAS TfclUllT*. UT,
REFERENCES:
Evui* S. I*«h A Co, .d,l Ritubarfiti
•rilOflf AS Ac- pALLAGHERi
OMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS, -Vo. aO An? Strut, Ft. Ixint*. Mo.
urta TO
BWo**, lUttmah k Co,, I Jo!tia * Liurn.
Lcaoo,sTnrAßT 4 Ccl, 1 7.v0 k pAnn-ni.
Will non-base to ordor, Uad.Uerap, Bacon. Uraio.
Prompt attontionpifen to any manner of forwardinp.
tjt p. u. nwt&rox,
L'^EW IS 4 EDGEIiTON, (Successors to D.
T. Mount, * Co .) WlinlM.l. Grocer. .t>J Comratou.e
Jl.rch.nu, 101 Wocl »lr«l. ntubgrgh. mrh
_| ENHY S. KING, (LAIE OF lUE
1~1 armor Kim * Maorttead,) Commtaon
CiSDoS™ aPi* Metal an.l Bloom* So.. Skater atm*,br
low Market, Pittsburgh
A " A. HARDY; (SUCCESSOR TO HAK
/\ • and Jorwlioß Mer
chant; Ageist of tlio Maditan and lodUn*pf>U«KaiUwd. «*r
nerMnit and Ferry its., Pitlahorßh, Pa. _ _ L 8?! 1 /-!-
Edward t. meg raw, general
CotnminioD ITerchaui, and Wholesale Dealer In Mann*
factnred Tobacco, Imported and ClK*r*J Snail, ■
Jkc_ So. SU Liberty itroet, opposite the bead of Wood, PIU»-
bnrgli, T«c ahLfcly
TUOS. TUOS * LfTT
T. LITTLE &. CO*,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
commission mub.cua.nts,
And dealer* in _
FLOUR. BACON, CHEESE, . .
FISH, OILS aud PRODUCE.
No. 113 Second St., Plttaburgh, P*.
Liberal adTance* made on consignments. __ tnr Jj*_
Idagalky,"'S'osgrav'e & 00.,
_t> wholesale Grocers, S'.-. 18 and 20 Wood itrwl,
_ . _.
oso.c. an*
Reis & berger, grocers and
Do,ilen in Bacon, Lard, Flour, Cheese. Brooms, Ac.,
South-West corner Smithfleld and Second Streets, Pitta
burgh. “i-Dh
* Lexander king, wholesale
Gti'C*t amt Importer nf Set, A,h. No 573 Liberty
■treat, Pittsburgh, l*a.
M.~ MITCHEi.TREE, Jr., & BRO.,
Wholesale Grocers. Rectifying Distiller*. and Wloo
and Liquor Merchants, No. 2M Lilwety street, I itwburgh.
JnfS
™ ijorn - jas. l. coot.tr.
TONES & COOLEY, WHOLELALE GRO
• I OERS and Doat Furnisher*, dealers in PnJoee and
Pittsburgh Hacn&cturea, No. HI Water street, near Cherry
Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. ”?*** _
a, u'i p Htiaivtß jonj* a. Dn.wottiu.
Q DRIVER & DILWORTII, WHOLESALE
© Grocers, No. 130 aud 132 Second street, (between Wood
and SmUhflcJd.Plttabmrgh. __
JOBS FLOTH.- ...V.r.-.UICUAr.D fLOTD
JOHN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
Grocers and Commission Merchants, No. 173 Wood and
228 Liberty _ J**_.
“ ” !joit* wiusns.
\\f ATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE GKO
YV CKRR, Commission Merchants and Dealers in Pro
duce and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 238 Liberty «wt,
Pittsburgh. i^..
nuaa wctsr.r"....
ISAIAH DICKEY s CO., WHOLESALE
Grocers, Comtnfwion MercinuiU.and Dealer* in Produce,
No. 80 Water street, and 03 Front
TO^^^oTCiuj6N"*'w“WHclE:
YV SALE Or-xera. Phnli.r. and G.mtuUrion MerchaaU,
end Dealer* in Pittsburgh Mauutwtun-d Articles,
Liberty street, rorui-r of Irwin, ■pttiHbunrh. Pa. _ _
_ ' . , Jit cß.a».*TW*i.t.
A TWELL, i-CE * CO., WHOLESALE
A 0 recent Produce and Commiaaioa Merchants, and
pooleri in Pittsburgh Manufacture*. No. 8 Wovl etreet.be
twean Water and Prent »t„
*• —~ _ ” saw'Lß aoßnun.
““IOBisbN"'T'CO; WHOLESALE
A\i. Grocers, Coromiwioa Merchant*. nod Dealer! In all
kimla of Provisions. Produce and Pittsburgh SlAnufacturna,
No. 255 Liberty street. Pittsburgh. / _
TVOBERT 11. KING, WHOLESALE QUO
fV CER, Commisaiou Merchant, and Dealer in Pother*,
PUh, Flour. amt-all kinds of Country Produce, ho. -Jl Lib
erty atreot, month of Sixth, PjUi*bnri;b. Pa- Llbordad
vances mails on conaigntm-nta. __ J^ 0, * —
lpitat t?
Robert dalzell & co., whole-
SALE Orocera, Cmuniiwlnn and Forwarding ilrr
chanta and Dealers In Prodocrand Pittsburgh Manutartnrea
No. 251 Liberty street. Pittsburgh. Pa- ro >"
Krai Estate agents.
WILLIAM WARD,
' ~\EALER in promissory notes,
9 Bonds, Mortgage* and all eecnntie* for money,
pcreoni can procure loans through ®y A«eney,«n reason-
to lovr*t their money to pood adrantaßß,
Had Hr* »nd .~mad ela» *• »”>“• <"
*Ail eomm.m~.Km- -ml Int-rrf.*--crleUj »«•
Office OUANT STREET, opposite SL Pan! a Cathedral.
Jel:dtf .
eooftstllcts, Ac.
S. RENTOOL, 20 St. Cbir Btrcet
. Dmldt In Rollgioia and Ik»k>. «i«l
D,po.lt'rl of Amarlaui Tract Soclotr 1 . mblloottoo..
rorHtaUw\yg
M Q. JOHNSTON aTCO., Stationer*.
Blink Rook Mannfactnrera *nJ Job Prinur*. No.
6T Wood rtrwt, PilUbnrgh. Pa- -- A
E c. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR -JO
. B Sadler.) Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Root*,
Bt,Uto ß .%£3fpiUn«.6ißß% tired, Cth door 8.
E. of MarkutSqpara, Allegheny, Pa.
JOHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER. AND
Stationer, roceesaorto Darlaon * Agnotr, No. C 3 Market
street, near Poorth, Pltaborgh.Ta.
ay & CO.. BOOKSELLERS AMJ sxa
TIOHEE3, No. 65 Wood Btreet, next door to the cor*
bo of Third, PitUburgh, Pa. School and UwßooUco'
(tantly on band.
L READ; BOOKSELLER AND ST.
• TIOXHR, No- 78 Fourth tt-, Apollo BafldJpgr
TTnjfi & MINER, BOOKSELLER
rl aaj Stationer,Ma»ooic UaU,
TOIIN H. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST.,
J b.'»Ua Diamopd AII.J -ai I°^so"^St£^-
HARMONIUMS, Bad Dealer Id Mublc and Mualcal U
Jm23 —-l
ICLEBER * BRO., No. 53; FIFTH
k i’J.ittK’B (Sow York) unrivalled o|*°d and “l
PIANOS' and CABHART « NEEDHAM'S UJ^
DEONS and OMAN HARMONIUMS, Doalm DrMoaJcjmd
Mniical loitrumenU. _ _
nfiAKLOTTE BLUME, MANDFACIUR
\J EE and Dcal«r la Plano Forte*, * nd # I “P or }f»JnuiUJ
andMmlcal Inatrumnnta. Solafar theHA
PIANO3.aUo for HALLET, DAVIS A
itthlmJ without .Edon Attoohmmt. US Wood rtr-t.
my 3 i.
TiR OBRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED
SIMDATS, WEDNESDAYS ,nJ 9iTtmi)AVß, 1
land 1 to3rfclock. .
• on the Browparnic Ho*a-
joint THowao* isojiraov * ULttl
JOHN THOMPSON - CO-
House painters, glaziers and
GRAINKKS, 134 TUIRD BTRBKT- Sign Palatine
executed with oratnea and dispatch. Mlxod P a * u t?'. ’
Turpentine, Varnish, Japan and EngUth P*i*at ,*
FtlU Montaigne Zinc, a rery superior arthdo Phlladelnh
a ; >( < pitubnrjcb White Lead always on baud and for aam.
Wa are prepared to Grind Color* tor Painter*, DruEgwu “
other* at tbaabortMt notice, m we bare a mill «ieo
grind* by attain. Painter* will care monoy by K 6 “ l “*
Sedr coltwi CTonndwitba*. mrbMj _
Preiioh ArtlAelKl Flower* end P loW *
materials. •
WE aro now receiving our Spring Stvics 01
French Flower* and Flower UaterUl*, which l»r **■
,4 beantT isrptuc* any fonnor »o**ob«
'~° a
Sprint CUMma' Straw .0.1
SSftf f ”;?;SSS«’™ * co.,
200 D road way, New \ork.
s. RIDDLE,
No. 27 fifth street
Ti® -bscribcr, beg**"*“£2 »
M“~»"
frctur# eenfl**** *J’"“L IB i n *tb»*ainplcs.
X aIJ demand* Car Vdfft, *lM*.
min Carpet*, ofeTery cr^° D ’ t , J oWer prie** than vr*
Oil Cloth*, from 3to & f°®* *»•, ofllCM «
b*w nw bo loro offered; Cocoa *kf*jS2L-4i,i nB connect*
thorchoo; Painted Window Shades and «"*£J”2to? no
-^ssssff^SSsSte
s^^^assass^assjjp
10VPSW**> “**
fHanufactunrs.
lIENRV OKRWIO,
jYo. 489, corner Penn and H <if»uf N/rce/s,
Pittaburuh, Pft*.
Manufacturer of iiemp and
MANILLA BKD CORDS, lIEMP AND TARRED
HOPES from U in. to V-i inch, Fine and Common I wkiog
Yarn, Tarred and Spun Yarn. Saab and Bell Cord. Wool
Twine, Brootn,Tying aud Sewing Twine. Max and Cotton
Seine Twine, Ac. . . ,
C.Y-A full supply «f the abore article# constantly on hand
or made to order at the loweet ca»h price* !*-*• F
Kuur AuruitxM or
A\nr >■ ■; r,ii, , Plain anil C<‘ rru</n t e tl ,
galvax'tizkd shkkt mox,
WELLS, iUUDLR A CO.,
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
UATCTACTTIUOS OF
WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Onion solicited firm the trade, and promptly ship
ped as per instructionL
Turns—6 raontha, or 6 per coul. discount for cash.
seSatlydAwP
•ENGINEERS Sc MACHINISTS,
Comer Firtl and Liberty St*-, Pitt*bnrj\, Pa.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, for Grist
and Raw Mill*, Breweries, Printing Establishments,
Manufactories, A<l, made to order. ‘
They also continue the manufacture oftheir Celebrated
MACHINISTS 1 TOOLS.
Such a# Turning Lathes,
Iron Planer*,
Boring ami Drillin. Machine*. Ac.
Also, Wrought Jron Shafting, with Pulley*, Hunger#, Ac.
••AhlyiUlyP
SHEET IRON
Penn Street, near Water,
Uil tiAUUMtt ur
LOOKING GLASS A PICTURE FRAMES,
ffi totem
HUGHE'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE A!SD TRIP HAMSTERS.
jausit, See
|)t)psicians.
Oamtets,
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING,
MOORHEAD & CO,
F.>r Hoofing, Guttering. Spouting. At
A-jeHti Jur HV-'f.
Patent Imltatlonßnssla Sheet Iran,
Warehouse— 4 Vo. 13ti Pint Slrtt'., PitUburffh
mr27:ljd
JOS. P- HAMILTON «- CO.,
BUSHA Sc GTXTENDORF,
STEAM BOIL.KRS
AND ALL KINDS OF
w OHS.
Pittsburgh, Fenna.
’ft-B-AHordcr* promptly attended t n - _
A ." i; Y O X B
(Succ.«sor t» A. Lynns A Co j
AND DEALER IN
VARIE'IT GOODS, AcC.,
No. 138 Wood St„ Pittsburgh, Pa.
ud:dtf
'’MORRIS Ac C’bUTART
HAMMERS of the follmrinj; eite». Ar
nude to order
No. L LUt 7 In. full blow, 3009 Hj*. Prict * 300
•• •' *• o*• “ “ '■ “ tiu
** z “ 12 u •• •• now “ - OUO.
-4 “li “ ~ - 23055 - -000
“ ft, “20 “ " “ 41150 “ “ IbOO.
.. o, “ 643)1 - “ 2COO
Order* wlidtrd. Por nurticular* tddrns*
~ MORRIS * COLTART.
Pirrsarron, Pi.
:J»r _
.»* L*xt, (Bvluw tLo St. Clair Strrct Bridge)
Allegheny City, Penna.,
M\!iuF*rnj»j.n of
BBADLKY’S WHOLES KNITTING YAKS,
Of every Color auJ Number.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
short notice for every color or namber of Tarn*. Hav
ng beet, oue of the original manufictonT* of the relebra*
cd “Bradley Woolen Varna/'iu connection with niy brother,
Wtn. Bradley, of Whet-Uu*. I would rwpactftillj •olielt a
■hare of the order* for \ arua, a* above.
paid for Sheep Skin* aud Wool
WILLIAM BAKU HILL—
WILLIAM UAIUiUILL &. CO.,
61 Penn hl, below Mnrburv, Pittsburgh, Pit
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Iron Workers, Manufacturers of Barnhill** Patent
Boiler, U»-"iuullvt, Fined and Cylindtr Boiler*. Chimneys,
Bn-iclieu, rir« Bed. Steam Pipes, Condensers, Salt Pans,
Sugar Pans, Iron Yawls, Ltf*. Boats, etc. Al*s Blacksmith*’
Work. Bridge and Viaduct Irons, done st the «i»ort«l no
tice. All orders from a duiUnco promptly attended to.
Je22 . • . . .
Penn Cotton~fli»iU, i»l«t»burgl».
Kennedy, cuilds a co., manufac-
TUIIKRS of—
Penn A No. 1 henry 4-1 Shootings;
Carpet Chain of nil colon ami ibaUoc,
CotlornTwino;
- ; B«Hl Copts;
- ; Plough him* *ll.l Sa*li C*jxct;
•* Hope of all site* anil ilescrlplioun;
left at the n»r<t»are Store of L- gao, W lUoti
t Co., 131 W<»hl strict, Will lure attention. Jel&ly
' JAMBSTItWIJi,
MANUFACTURER OF
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
Bw«‘t bjitni*of Nitre; Mine Acid;
[loftm-m’* Anodyne; Muriatic ArM:
Aqua Ammonia, FFF; Nitrvua do
Fowler** Solution; n
PERRIN JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER* IN
WE. CIIILDS <fc CO’S PATENT ELAS
• TIC FIKK AND WATEII-PKWF CEMENT
ROOFINO, i:i3 Tains STarrr. rituburjrti.l'a. i-. HdlU_
WirLl AM TATE A Y6.\,
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth Btreet. Dear Libert), ami l"2 JVnn *trwit, ne*l
door to Aldrrmiin I'tukmson’* Olhco.aDd Irderul »t., near
Larock Allegheny .
,l«*eiij-tiou of Fitting* for Water, Ua* and
gto-itn. _ _ ro T s l :tf
Lncauttic Tile Floor,
Por Churches. Hall*. CoQ»*TT»n>rle«, WatibnU* aud Storet
ALFRED ENGLAND, Role Agent.
From the original patentees,
Mer*r*. Minton A Co, Loudon. and Mwri. Millar A
Coates, New York, for E'ltt.d-nrgti and tb- Won.
All work em-rnted in a sn{-nor *tylo. Plan*. Drawing*
and SiKcitncns can bo rccu at No. 2 F-urth »tm«t, near Lll*
arty. l*p2M_
' JOIIN CAMPBELL, »
MANDFACTOREKOF BOOTSflj*-
and 811011? of ernry description, No. .14 SmlthfleW
■tr<«l, PittslmTKh, P»- ° e^^Fl *
insurance agents.
TITE & CHAFFEE Agents Neptune Incut
■no Co,, Lafayette Ilall, Wood «tm«t.
R FINNEY, Agent Eureka I nsunicne Co.,
s No. 8 Water street.
\ 'a . (iAIUUEK, SECRETARY
r\ , PfonxylTanJa Inaonnc* Cotapauy of I'itUburgh.
Jon?*' Cail'lln?. Poorth ctr**t.
SAMUEL L. MARSIIELL, Secretary Citi
tena* lomranw Company, M WnW «ireft.
~ M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insur
1, knee Company, 92 W&tur rtrrot.
GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
« Uu Fire Iniuraace Company, Nortl»-ea*t corner Wood
and Third ktrecta. _
r\ A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
r • Mntnal Iniurance Co, U WaU*
TIIOS7 J. HUNTER, Agent Fni-more' and
Iniurance Co-, 90 Water ftrect. __
TOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
#1 IninranceCo., 24 Tlflh itrret.
T> W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great Wost-
XV • * rn Insurance Co ~97 Front itroct.
©pjoteterg.
WALTEI P MAMtt ALL.• ••••"• -..-i***™ ». BMBM
WbU Paper Wtrehooi*.
WALTER P. MARSHALL & CO., Im-
Mrten find Dralera, 87 Wood itroct, between Fourth
■trect and Diamond Alley, wliara may U found an extanti™
assortment of every dcacrlptlon of Paper
i nrT ji.ii. Dining Roomi and Chamber*. Also, Window
b™. '"^sassm";
T7 ‘‘‘' eDMUNDSON A CO., Non. 98 and 98
Pj # Thtrd atreet, near Wood, Manutictarcn and Dealer*
toWALL PAPER.
CURTAIN GOODS,
ORNAMENTS, FIUNtIES.
TASSELS AND CORDS,
COMFORTS, BEDS,
PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES, *c.
Would aollcU thfl attention «f purchaser* to ihtlr iarga
and varied atock. apOT-.CmjL
T SEIBERT, Practical Upholsterer,
•J . JT#. 100 Third Strut. Pittsburgh,
Manntactcrrr and dealer in CURTAINS, CORNICE,
UANDSjSHADES and BLINDS, MATTRASSES.COMFORTfI,
CUSHIONS, Ac. Particular attention paid to Steamboat
work. CarpoUlittod and laid to order. mrlfclyd
jFutnltutf.
JAIIVIKS'W'. WOOBWKLL.
uKNI T l It E i N u c 1111 K
’ WHOLESALE AND DETAIL,
Embraclag every itylo of
furniture,
ROSEWOOD, MAUOUA.NY AND WALNUT,
Suitable for
PARLORS, CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS,
Equal to any In
KE W YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
Aim AT
LOWER TRICES.
article mado by hand and Warranted."fc-B
CABINET MAKERS
Supplied with any quantity of FURNITURE and CHAIRS,
on reasonable terms.
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS
Furniabed at the sbortlst notice.
Wabeboomh, Nos. 77 ahd 79 Tnrao Street,
oxrSfcdtf PITTSBURGH, PA.
loan 8. rotnro- tuos. a. iocso _..»**tna l. foußO
T. D. YOUNG A CO.,
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Description.
FACTORY—AWeraJ SL,txtwen VfylU and Ptnna. At
Warehomt—Hoi. 18 U 40 Smithficld 81
STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We
an constantly manufacturing STEAMBOAT CABIN
FURNITURE and CHAIRS, and invite tbe attention of
(bone intereetad in furnUbinb boat*. _
SbdkwS • T. B. YOUNG k CO.
T. W. laOUGHUKY, Q-
Watch and Clock Maker, gOk
IMPORTER OF KWs
TRINE WATCHESAND JEWELRY,
H Ho. 28 Fifth *traot, between Wood and Market, Pitt*
attention paid to tbe repairing of Walcbea
ptsbuvgl) lunette.
PCBLI3UED DAILY AND WEEKLY UY
P, i 33 13 Xj 33 & O O. ,
nrra stuet. aiovi sntrumu>.
«r TUX BAIL rOAZSTTtu U< oUU,! '» “*
and U ring an dentil* ctrculotwn amongdfhebustntu
ant rrart.ij «B <ta«. it off'rtinduexmirnU to odrn
titor, a, th. boot £*,• ttToosh ahuA to raA AtpM-o.
KirTUE WEEKLT GAZETTE u toluol oiery tt-dooi
doZinJ SBuntoj. »>. a lira' W-™** “
aIJ.Hn l» 0,- «». qf «' ■«*•. « 'artfully jrrpertj ond
rdiibL "port o/th'Mrt'U, m»n-rMI o"<J mmvlqry «/•
art" oodon oomrol' lit nit StAt Lot. mrnlrd torrliaM
ihit lapr'-mat top U IV I'll ttmaqraal A qiMfapn- in Or
Writ
TERMS.
DAILY—Six Dollar* per annum, paj*l>l« lu nJvauco, or
12U ronta por wwk, P»y»h1« th« Carr |, ‘ r '
WttltKl.V—'Two Dollar* per tonmn, pnyabloln adrance.
Clnba art* fanii*bod on the following term*:
f-" r >r "
Aurl one to tho peraon grttinß np the oluh fre*.
«7»Ai)vntice payment* are ftrktly required. ami no p*
por will sent after the time la np to which It wtm paid.
Rates of AdTcrtiiinc<
1 js.niare of 10 line*, 1 time -
1 - •* “ * “
3 00
4 00
b 00
7 00
... 9 00
....10 00
.-.12 00
l - -J»00
Yearly ailrertlm-r* are entitled to unoK|U»ro,chaug
able at jilewnre, per aoonm. 2
XyAdTertlsemrata witli Catstrebln orfee. 5 00
•• 3 “ ..
“ l muntb-
Tlie Great Awakening.
Wo conceive that a religious movement which
engages a dozen states, anil breaks down the
walls of sects, and attracts the attention of a
nation, becomes legitimately the subject of com
ment in the secular newspapers. A stirring
revival of religious interest exists in many of the
communities which the Republican reaches, and
promises to pervade all classes, all sects and
all conditions of men. The phenomena which
appear are peculiar, and to say nothing of the
Christian and humanitarian aspects which they
present, cannot fail to bo of interest to the
philosopher. A disposition to religious contem
plation and action come upon a community be
fore it is aworo. A general prayer meeting is
proposed by those who catch tho signs of the
OQ-coming influence ; thedoors are tremblingly
opened ; and before wo can express our wonder,
every seat is full. Men and women, some of
whom would seem to have been religiously
dead for years, are there. There is evidently
a deep interest. The hymn goes up heartily,
and then springs forth from or un
trained lips a simple prayer. There is no study
in it. Thero is no nic£ measuring of phrases.
It is a petition, coming from a heart oppressed
with a sense of need, and oppressed with natur
al fervor. Then one after another rises and
says a few words of exhortation, and the pray
ers and the hymns miogle in with wonderful
sponlaniety, until the hour is exhausted. —
There le no noise, no excitement—uolhing but
deep and decided interest.. They separate and
as they pass along tile 'street to resume their
business, some carry faces of earnest solemnity,
and others of undisguised and grateful joy.
We say that these phenomena aro such os
may well engage tho attention of every philoso
pher. Let him took at them. Let him explain
K’Mrd them is this movemeut a disease—an cpi
jAstt. m nusß demic disease of the mind? Diseases produce
cnly bad results. That which makes a man
more spiritual, which calls him out of his sel
fishness, which revivifies his moral nature and
brings him into legitimate relations with <lod
and men, can hardly be called a disease. Dis-
eases bring disorder, but this brings harmony.
Sectarian names are forgotten, and people come
together simply as Christians. This is what re
formers have been laboring for as a meaeuro of
health- There is no diseaso about it.—
At least--we ibiuk there is not. Is it dclu*
Do delusions fly in the air* Do they osu
ally seize upon the best minds* Are they apt
to get such a hold upon infidels and prize fight
ers, against their wishes and their effort, bo as
to transform them into believers and meek, bum-
ble, teachable men’ Do delusions take men
from their business and their sensual pleasures,
nud make them ineffably happy in self-abnega
tion. and self devotion to the work of making
men better'.' This is certainly not the usual
course with delusions. Delusions ore apt to
make men worse—to KlYP.rjign to passion, and
excuse to appetite. That.Ve believe, is the his
tory of delusions the world over. They do not
improve people. It is against nature and rea
son (hat they should.
Id it a sham? Is it a .hum-bug'* We judge
note Men do not put themselves out in this way
for a ham*. Besides, a cause, whatever it may
be, which bends before it a whole nation of
minds, as tbe wind bends the forrest; which
stills passioQ and abates pursuit of
gain, aud reforms impure and immoral life,
and forces the relinquishment of opinious.
woudly and persistently held through a long
ife. by other force than that of argument,
which makes children of the wise and wise men
of children, which pashes out of sight sectarian
predudice, and melts whale communities into a
sympathetic mas? of raind. must be something
more than a sham. Men do not get in earnest
over what they believe to be shams Meu of
character like a great multitude of those who
engage in this movement are not the ones to en
gage in the perpetration of shams They are
above it.
What is it? Wo übulljnot undertake to an-
swer this definitely. It is eoough for us to ex
press the conviction that it is neiLhcn-an epidem
ic disease, nor a delusion, nor a humbug, nod
that there is something really great andgood in
il. It is enough for us to assert our belief that
it is a legitimate movement, whose results can
not fall to be of incalculable benefit to all those
communities which becamo the scenes of its
phenomena. A revival pf religious interest in
a community or country, given, as ourß is,, to
headlong pureuil of monoy, ie a good thing, and
all good things come from Heaven. A revival of
religious Interest isas legitimate as the revival of
any interest. It takes extraordinary interest to
preach extraordinary results, in anything, The
Christian cKurch of this country has been ox
traordnarily dead The breeze that
is passing over it now sets it bowing, and quiv
ering, and whispering with awakening life, as
tbo wind moves the wheatfield. There has been
extraordinary prostitution of honor and honesty
in politics. There has bccncxtraordinary cor
ruption in business. There has been extraor
dinary swindling through boneless schemes of
speculation. Thero has been on amount of ex
travogance and luxury. Thero has been an ex
traordinary amount of wickedness of every sort,
and to counteract and correct all this must tako
somo extraordinary means. Accordingly, thero
is an extraordinary infiuenco abroad, an ex
traordinary interest excited, and an extraor
dinary course of procedure—quiet and natural
enough—has boon instituted.
Last fall there swept over the country a great
business revulsion. Wo did not know exactly
where it came from. Sopje said "paper money,”
some "tariff,” and all
said "panic.” The thing passed the sea, and
i ben it was not paper money, nor tariff, nor
over-importation, but It was something else,
mixed with a great deaf of panic. The panic
was declared to be the most senseless thiug io
tbe world, but everybody felt k, and a great 1
many were ruined by it. Exactly what that
panic was wo haven’t ascertained yet, but,
somehow, it went everywhere like this revival
wo are having now. We are Inolined to think,
notwithstanding the Impression to the contrary
which exists in the mind of some, that there is
a Ood and that he is somewhat interested, in
tho affairs of men. We are inclined to think
that ho sometimes adopts extraordinary meas
ures to bring a nation to Us senses, and keep it
on the right track. If this be tho case, we do
not exactly see how bo conld haTe managed
this affair hotter than ho has done. It looks to
it* marvelously like a matter of design-ef
most benevolent and benefloent design. Wo
are all trying to start off In business again.
We have been brought to our sonses, and, just
in this time, come the awakening and the re
vival to bid us begin upon a better foundation,
and go into lifo again with a uow spirit.
It is not our provinco to preach or to exhort,
but we very frankly oxpress Ihe opinion that tho
more of onr people who pnt Ihemeelrca in tho
woy of the influences which now prevail, tho
better. We haro yet to see the first man who
bos sustained ilnmnge by becoming at heart,
and in Ufe, a Christian. Vou old sinners, who
have led a hard and onrelcse Ufe, pnt Jronrsolvee
in the way of good. Uo into the prnyor meet
ings. They will not hurt you. Yon yonng
men, upon whom lifo is opening,-you whose
characters are forming, it wtU not harm yon to
incorporate into your Ufo tho Christian clement.
On the contrary, it will do you a world of good.
You men of middle ago, you hard drinkers, yon
swearers, you iiccntlons men, yon eeoffing men,
you double-dealing men, nil of you look in
upon the prayer meeting, and see how it affects
you. Your friends in other places aro doing it
and declare themselves benefited. Our opinion
Is that it will benefit you. Try it and see. It
would be a great comfort to all of us to see our
community transformed Into a religious city,
and there certainly has never been a time in its
history when tho thing oould be so easily done
os now. Tbe tendencies are In that direction.
The popular mind is turned that way. Go to the
church, go to the conference meeting, go to tne
prayer meeting, and may God bless joa
Springfield {Matt.) Bepub.
APRIL l s ISSS
McUosouon Estate.—The Mayor of Balti- |
more has just transmitted a message to the j
Couucils of that city, saying that tho partition ,
of the McDonough estalo has at length been
ordered by the proper tribunal, that the amount
to be received by the city of Baltimore to be ap
plied to cducatumnl purposes is SGOO,OOU, and
that a.portion of this amount is already iu the
hands of the Commissioners. The Mayor rec
ommends tin* establishment of a Beparate insti
tution with the money.
New Hampshire.— Before the late election in
New Hampshire the Republican State Committee
published the result of a careful canvass, giving
Haile 37,007 and Cate 32,340, a majority of
4,71). The actual result is as follows: Haile
3*Vio3, Cate 31,480; the two columns falling
behind the estimate by 764 and 7G*>, respective
ly, but leaving the majority 4,7:10, or 12 more
than the Committee’s figures. This may be
called a close calculation.
pEESKfi-fioN. In Texasthe murderous at lacks
upon tho native Spanish portion of the common
people contiuuerelenjlcssly. These are directed
against all who earn asubsistence by labor. —
The carlmcn especially have Buffered. Near
lioliad, on the 11th inst., the bodies of two of
these unfortunates were found, with every ap
pearance of having been murdered in a cruel
and cowardly mannor.
Governor DKNvr.it testified as follows beforo
the legislative committee on tho election frauds
in Kansas:
•T asked Calhoun, the next day after the
coant, liow long he would continne to receive
returns; he replied, until Conyretx thall art on
the Lrcompton Corutitution.”
IS usual,
stmum exL&int riANO,
moil tdi luitcracroar or
BTEIN W -A. TT Sc SOUS,
.V F U )' it R K
Hkleber a. bho.
• ideaanre in announcing to Uiu pnb-SM
lie that they have Jolt received a aplendldf | m | I •
GRAND PI AND, from the factory of Stofnway A Son*. New
York, which for cxqutaito awrttuaaa wd volume of lonn,
litrhtot*!* and elasticity of toach, and a must tasteful and
elrpnut exterior. I* ronaldered the FINEST GRAND PIANO
ever brought to thi* city. The moehaniim la a DOUBLE
REPEATING ACTION, a patented invention of Steinway
A Son*, which i-oml'lwi with the utanat promptn.-M and
delicacy of touch a degr.* of durability hut rarely attained.
One of Ptelnway A Son*' GRAND PIANOS ha* lately
been performed on by S. Thnlbcn:, In Baltimore; who atated
that it vu remarkable, even ami pure in l<*nu: powerful
and of floe touch. All tboie who have beard tbl* Grand
Plano, are nnanimou* tliat It la far inperior to tboao of any
other. William Muon and Gotfaihalk, the American Plan
-I,ta who have lately played on Steinway A Sona, GRAND
PIANOS at their concerto, are of the «ameopinion.
Mr. flatter, the eminent Pianlat, late of lioaton, who bni
tested all the Grand Piaona now made m this cuuutrv,. la
tiling Steinway A Sow' Grand at hit aoneorta In New \ ork.
In preference to any other.
We respectfully invite the public, one and nil. whether
ourclnwre or not, to eall and »ee thia unrivalled initrn
sent 11. KLEBER & BRO„
No, 53 Fifth Street,
nir2* .ltf Side Aseotafor Steitiwa) A Sona.
CUICK BRING <t SONS«SSsga
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS— I Theft}'
two matnilflcent'Chkfcerlojr Grand Plano*| | * J |1
u«ed at the concert of Thallwrc A Vleoxtempa, on Thu ra
il ay evening, at City Hall, are now offered fur eale at tho
Plano Worerooma of the anbecrlber.
Tbf following tfitloionlal to the merit* <>f ih« Piano
Forte* of Chlckerinj; k Buiia, ha* been utibMllallngly glTen
by M. TUALBERO
Pnmucoii, March ilStb, iKifi.
Mil Mruna:—Dear Sir—Since my arrival in America I
hare constantly used the Pianos of Meaar*. Chiekorinjt X
Sons, and, I can only repeat to yon (.while tbauking yon
for tho Pianos you bavo to kindly rurni«hed for m* con
cert* here.) that which I have »o often *aJ<J before-the tn
•lrnmrnt" are the tawt I have seen In the United State*, and
will compare favorably with any l have ever known.
Your*, very truly, S. TIIALHERO
Pei*ou« wishing to purchase, and the pnl.lt; generally
are reepvctfully invited to call and examin- the Brand Pi
anoe above mentioned, and ai»o a eplrndid ttock of
Piano* from tbiwo w.,ild renownod maker*.
JOIIN U. MBLLOU.
S<fle Agent f--r Chi. I.eriiiß A Son* for Pittsburgh and W-*t
~rn Ponna., No. 81 tVaod »tr.*et. mr"-^
AT K\V* A KHI VAL OF MELOI>EONS—J ust
r*veiv««d a full supply of PRINCE’S MELODEOKP.
Portable style, scroti leg*
piano curd
Portable style, double reeds,
Pwu» chm* “ •
llano case. with 2 banks of key, double r-ed-i, tWJ
The sl»t« instrument* combine Ml the recent Improve-
C-Klits. the I'lTidedSdell. organ MelnJeon. kc.
Tb* Divided Swell can only be obtained in SModeonnof
PrUuV. niuiufsctute. M.LMK,
Munnfnrturer*’ Agent
At the old established IMjoo D-p-'t. lIS Wood street. e-conrt
door above fifth. uirlT
iHirrllanrous.
Qa^fe)
Pitfhnr-fi. I’-. —Ch„r<crr,( IK.S.».
II ,i;.| .jf Vi Trust©©*—Faculty of H Teach.-rs
.xu sTi-tiiTM irroms". nx
r>i«tii7 V-n prrparni far uriualdutits o/Vtt< 'isunlfij R‘*jm
INSTRUCTION given in Single ami DnuUv
Entry ll<M>k ll)2. Mji used >0 oTiry department of Hu*
Arithmetic. Rapid Rtniuras Writing, Mcr
dottli* CfjrresjxiDdencr, Cotutueiclsl Law, Electing Counter
feit M»n-y. Political Economy, Elocution, Phonography
and all other suhj-ct* nwiarjf far Hie thorough education
of n pnicUeal business man.
J. C. PkiTU, A. M., Pro 1. of ll.wL-keopiug and Seleace of
Accounts.
; C. Ports*, A. M . Pr«f of Matin-malic*.
Ate. Owlet, Prof, of I’pntn&nship.—T«rel»o find pre
mium* over all competition f-r heat Pen and Ink Wrltiug,
for txna ivtn v>rr.
Tmuso. Ac—Foil course, time unlimited, enter at any
time, $35, ATeroge time, fl to 12 week*. Board about $2,50.
Entire cost £6O to $7O. Graduates aasisted in obtaining
situation. Specimen* of unequalled writlug and rirrnlan
sent free. Addrex F. W. JEXKISS,
m ri'>. ' Pittsburgh, Penns. _
Cemetery Marble Work*,
No. 333 Liberty Streot, below Wayne,
PITTBBUBO U , 1* A .
MATTHEW LAWTON,
PRACTICAL MARBLE MAt'ON,
WISHES RESPECTFULLY TO IN
form bl» friend* and the public generally, thatti
!■:» 1 muted the shot© oreml*-*, for the salt
of rrery rartety <*f Marble Wort, *uch as
MaounientN, Tombs Tablets and Gravestones,
of errry rurlety uid form;
ALSO,
mile Piect-a,
l>ntr* T*M«S
plfr, Domvn
Which he U offering u low oe any other establishment W«»t
of th- mountain*. Hi* stock is entirely now, and ha* U-en
•s-lMtsd by himself, ojprwdi for this market. «• to W"®
prepared to build Uurid Vaults, endoso Bar Lot* with Mar
ble or Btonn, aud to exoento any other work iu Uli Ima, o
aoy of thedometcries adjoining Pittsburgh.
ureas si rtmnasioit to
Re?. T. B. Lyman, Robert Qalway, Euq..
Hon. Wm. Wilkins, John Chlslett. Esq,
Jno. U. flhooobcrger. Esq, W. L. RiugwaU, K*q..
Charles Brewer, Esq., J- H- Hill, E*d-<
Thomaa Scott, Esq., A. H. Curling, h*'!-.
W. P. Boom, Eaq., « U- White, Eeq.
The Trade furnished with nil kinds of Jorelgu and Homes
tie Marble, either finished or lu tbo rough, at Wholesale
IIo ha* also made onnngements with tho manufretorere
of the beet brands, lor a constant supply «f Hydraulic C&
ment. Water and 4>ni*nile Lime, and Plaster Puna, both
far LtDd and Stucco Work, all of which hols prepared to
furnish at short not In*. tnhUcdly__
JT) A l* E K II A N (5 I NO S
Oar Stock of
aPltlNfr WAlih PAPBIi
[i low of*n for luipectiou and Sale. The lato»t aljlu*
PARLOR, HALL, DIVING ROOM, rnißl H
cfil J y (• paver s
Many entirely urw Jr»i£Qj fnr l'iri-U*>ard*, VNodoi
Shuler, Teetor", 4«\
mrUi-dtf No- W «ad 0 s TlilM ■tn-rt
& MARTIN'S
A Urpo lot of Mm cvlebrH*! rec'd thl* Jay l>y
Comor of the Diamond and Market Struct*.
Light Cream Ale.
TIIE subscribers respectfully announco t*i
their cnatomera ami tlu> public that owing to the
urico at Barley ami Hop*. and to suit the time*, th-y are
limring alight aud dcikluDi fliTored CUE AM ALE, which
they are selling at f 4 per barfal, and ECUS OF TEN GAL
LONS each, to arroimnodato prirate fit mil**. They bare
Ohio X ALE at $4, XX At $7, and inperior KEN'NET at
rvr hid., aud amaller caaka In proportion. Al»o excellent
POUTER AND DROWN STOUT.
43-Onler lent to their Browery Id PITT STREET,
rorelTc prompt attention.
mrlChSmhcbp
A RARE CHANCE FOR A PHISICIAN
to obtain a pxk! counti? location. A* lam d«» roc*
ol tooo.tag to ferity. I will «U mr
about tha centre ol Moon to»nsblp* 1- 01 p vl W 4
burgh .odd mllooltao. lU,’.
SSPSS^^"^*.-
the aubicriber, on the T PETERS. U. D.
mr!B:wtf * ———-~
jyjDKPUY'i UUROUFIELi)
Second tnpp»y ot
mr30 .j tl rT gPTireq A.VP BHMMEB GOODS TODAY.
TVTEW HANDSOME ANDCHEAP DRESS
(\ GOODS, SbawU, I*ee ftfa&tlss. Keodlo-Woxk Bette,
meet orOoxncstie and Staple Goods,aQ of which will be
■old m cheep as the cheapest, Please call and eee them.
0. BAHSON LOVE,
■uSfcdawT formerly Lots Brotb«s,|?o, T4Blerket it
merchants' lmarance Co. of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PETTIT, Prcst D. J. McCAKK, Secretary.
Amount of Capital Stock paid iu and Invested....s2oo,ooo 00
Surplus 03,423 36
TJ53.423 36
Insure* Cargo IlUkj od the Ohio and Mississippi Rivem and
tributaries. Insure* against lon* or damage hy Pirn,
also against the perils of the Sea, and Inland
Navigation and Tiansportatiun.
DIUCTOB3.
Wm. V. petit, John C. Montgomery, John M. Pumro*. D. J.
McCann, K. P. Wltmrr, Rens GulUon, BanJ. L. Woolston,
John A. Marshall, Charle* B. Wright, John J. Patterson,
El wood T. Posey
WM. V. PETTIT, Prwldent,
E. F. WITSIEA, Vice President.
Dtnon? J. McCasH, Secretary.
SHgrr, Lamb k Co-, Philadelphia.
Duck, Morgan * Stidfolc; do.
Trnltt, Bro. k 00, do.
Pumroy, Coldwt>U A Co, d».
A. T. Law. k Co, do.
Steinmitz, Jnrtlc* k Co, do.
PITTSBCROU OFFICE, No. 97 WATER STREET
aufedtf R. W. POINDEXTER, Agypt.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company of
PHILADELPHIA.
PDUCTOBS.
Charles W. Rucker, I Adolph E. Rode,
George W. Richards, I 8a mod Grant,
Thomas Hart, 1 David 8. Drown,
Mordecal D. Lewis, I Jacob R. Bmith,
Tobias Wagner, Morris Patterson.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
Oesbuo G. Baacxxk, Secretary.
This Company continues to make lnsorancos, permanent
or limited, on every description of property la town and
country, at rates as low is are coasistont with security.
Th* Company have reserved a large contingent fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested,
aflord ample protection to the assnred.
The Assets of th* Company, on Junary lrt, 18m, " P ab "
Usbed agreeably to tho Act of Assembly, were M Wlows
vie—
Mortgage*
Raal Estate
Temporary Loans...
Stocks...
Cash, kc
$1412,703 44
Since their iucdri>oraUoa l a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upwards of One Million, Foot Hundred
thousand Dollars Lessee by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantage* of Insurance. as well as their ability an*
disposition to meet with promptness *ll Ilabilitle*.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
apld Office Southeast cor. Wood *nd Third sts.
Continental Insurance Company.
tncorporated by tht Leffitleturt of ftnniylpama,
PEBPKTUAL C II A RTER
A uthurited Capital, One Million Dollan
Secured and Accumulated Capiul
HOME OFFICE.
.Vo. 61 Walnut Strut, abort Second, Philadelphia.
Fire lusnrance on-Buildinga, Furniture, Merchandise, Ac.
genially.
Marino Insurance on Cargoes and Freights, to all parts of
the world.
Inland Insurance on Goods, An, by Lake*. Rivera, Canals
and Land Carriage*, tiv all parrs of tbo Uulcm, on tbo most
favorable terms, consistent with security.
GEOHGB W. COLLADAY,formerly Recorder of Deeds, Ac.,
Philadelphia.
WM. DOWERS, formerly Reriator or Wills.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, ffrm of Colouian A Smith, Importing
Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third
street, above Markot, Philo.
JO9EPII OAT, Ann of Joeej.h Oat A Sou, Coppcmmltha, No.
12-QnerTj street, Philo.
EDWARD V. MACUETTE, Ann of MaeheKe k Raignel,
Imparting Hardware MorcbanU, No. 124 North Third
street, abort Race, Philo.
UOWARD QINCIIMAN, firm of LMtigsUto 4 Co., Prodnea
and Commission Merchants, No. 2*6) Market rL, a hot*
Eighth, Philo.
GEORQK W. COLLADAY, Praldect.
OiLi.l Wruoa, Secretary.
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent.
mrts:dlyfe No. 24 Ptttb «■*«•)
Farmers' and Bethanies’ Fire and- marine
Insurance Company.
S , \v. Corner Second and Walnat St*.,
P 111 LAD K l PHI A.
A«ni OF TUB COMPACT, J BltC ART IST, 1868
B'Jiids, Mortnge*, Ground Hcnt*, Bank and
other Stack*
leaned for Stock* v ..
Trn«t Fond In New York
lfe-forrtd payment on Stock
llill* Hecelvalile
Cush on hand and due from
rp mini Mon Pn licit-* recently iuuedaml debt*
due the Company 30,£>3%
$ 45 to $
uk) :.> lu)
THOM AH B. KLOUKNCK, rrrtideni
F.IiWiJUI It IIU-UDOLD. S»cr*tujy.
J.iliD H. Drown,
M. Baldwin,
NVuuijrrA Graff. I James Mllllnger,
lam*** lioward A Co,, | I’heipe. Carr *C* i
VVm. McCollj 4 Co, | J. U. Irwin.
Plttilmrgh Office, So. 90 Water Street,
M2.3md THOMAS J.JIUNTEH,_AgenU
Blonouge.be 1» laiaranct Company.
Omens —JAMES A nUTCIITSOS, PrwildeDt
HKNKY U ATWOOD, Secretary.
Ornci, No. #3 Wmi Smrr,
»»7i Inrur- Againtt all ttndj of Pirt and Marine Ri
ASSKTS, NOV. IW:
Stock Du* BUU, on ilt-mand, *<uml try
two a|i{irt«»*d $140,000 0
Bill' 23,W8 3
Ctuh - 11,065 S'i
3,KM W
kb&rcJ Mechanic*' Bank £iu:k—coet
Ptrmiutu Not**.
Office Fnruitnre.
Book Accounia..
IVn. B. UwliDc«,
iu>u. Duii<-n,
Wm. Rra,
Tho». 8. Clarke,
W«st«rn lnminmce Company
}\ M. OORDOS, Secretary.
OFFICE, No- 52 Water ■treet, (Spang A C« '• Wanibous*.)
IF7TI Insurf against all kinds of Firs and Marine Suit
A lionu Institution managed by Dindoru who art wU
knmcn in the community, and tofro art dcfrrnunea, fry
promptness and liberality, to maintain tfit character icfct'eA
they har* assumed, as offering the best protection to those echo
dean to be insured.
ASSET?, OCTOBER 31, IS&7
Stock Account*..
Mortage
Dill* R*celY*l>la..
Office Furniture..
Open Account*...
Cash
Premium Note*.
Bill* Discounted
'.(forpc b*r*io,
K. Miller, Jr,
J.W. Duller,
a. W. J«ckM>D.
J«metMeAtiJey,
Alexander Speer,
Andrew Ackley,
notfi:
F I M. OORPOy, Sec’y-
The Manufacturers’ Iniorknee Company
BuuJ Tuft,
PHILADELPHIA
Charter Perpetual—Capital $500,000.
Fire, Marine and Inland Risks Taken
WM A. JinODRS, President;
CIIAB. WISE, Vice President;
ALFRED WEEKS. Secretary.
DJBICTOU.
W. A Rhodes, i Chas.Wlse.
A. 8. Upplncotf, John P. Simons,
Junes I*. Smith, J. Rlnaldo Sank,
Chae. J. Field, I Theme* Dell,
Wm. Neal. f M. Richards Mackln.
Pltttbureb Office.No- 06 Water street.
fSljic KDWJLDELUJjietit.
PitUbnrgh Life, Fire and marine ins. Co.
Office, Comer Market and Water Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
HOST. GALWAY, President.
F. A. RnrtniM, See*y ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice Prust-
Asnww Fuomta, H.D, Examining Physician.
This Company makes every Insnrasce appertaining to
connected with LIVE RISKS.
against Hall and Cargo Risks, on the Ohio and
Mississippi riven and tributaries, and Marina Risk gen
e rally.
And against Lass or Damage by Fire.
And against tha Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation
and Transportation.
PoUdesUsoed at tbs lowest rates consistent with sa&tp
all parties.
Robert Galway,
Samuel McClarken.
Joseph P.Oairam, M. D-,
John Scott,
James Marshall,
David Richey,
James W. Hallman,
Chat. Arbnthnot,
folft—my2S-ly
K. EDMUNDSON 4 CO
Reliance Unlnsl lninrante Company of
BLACKING
Office No. 70 Walnut Street
CimiL $177,028—As SITS *229,971 45-Sscuam !»««*».
FLro Inaarssea oq BaUJiega, UarchandUo, Furniture, Ac.
In tuwaor country. . ,
The mutual principle Combined with the recnrlty of a
Stock Capital,entitle*thetnrared toiharela lh« profit! o!
tho Company, without liability tor lo***-
The Script Certificate* of thla Company, for praflta are
eotirertlbleetpar, Into the Capital Stock of tha Oompaoj
CLKM TINOLBY. rrealdeut.
B M. HXXCHMAN, Secretary,
nrucrota.
| Q.MStroad,
John R. Worrell,
BenJ. W. Tiagley
Z. Lothrop,
Q. L. Canon,
Robert ToUad,
C. SUTcoaon,
Chea. Lclaad,
Wm. M.B«nple, Ptttab’z.
J. 0. COFFIN,
ir Third and Wood atraeta
joskpu Fleming,
CU-uj TIukI»J,
Wtn. ILTbompaoß,
gunoel Blipbsm,
Q.W. Carpenter,
Eobett fitean,
C. S. Wood,
Marshall 11U1,
Jacob T. Hooting,
William Moaaer,
OEO. W. SMITH I CO.
OP PITTS
Office So* 0 3 F
DIRECT
Jacob Politer,
Geo. W. Smith,
A. J. Jones,
Hodj Patterns,
J. P. Turner,
L Grier Sprool,
W.B. Mcßride,
0. A, Colton,
Wade lUmpton,
A. A. Carrier,
Robert Patrick,
A. 0. Sampson,
J- H. Jones,
John Taggart,
Henry Sproal,
nicholu Voeghtly;
CUABTKBKD CAPITAL..! H
M9*Yln and Maris* Blab taken of an description*.
PreeUent—A. A. Cuaas.
Tice Prerident—Bobt Pamuci.
flwury •aflftiwaret—l.OuttßylocL noHly
ITIII commence rtcelTiog their
VOLUME LXXI —NUMBER 192.
insurance,
5918,128 03
83,966 17
61,889 00
5212,460 00
37.660 00
23.151 60
W7,7r0 0(>
. 74,404 C 7
45.000 r,3
nULADILFUIt RXMJIXSCE3.
i Daiid S. Bruvii,
{ Charles L. Bute
OF I'ITTSBUBOH.
|21K,016 03
Vni. A, CaMwoll,
WIUoq Miller,
John MrDrritt
O*o- A. berry
J B a>r« A. latchiaan
UE.NRT M
ATWOOD, go c'y
OF PJTTSBOROn.
GEORGE DAIISIE, PruaiJaat.
np tuun, Pittsburgh.
..1121,600 00
.. s,m uu
4,161 67
240 00
.. 14,641 «
.. 40.246 69
126,003 73
Wm. McKnlght.
Nxthxnlel lioLuo*,
Alex. Nlmick.
Devil] 11. bong.
William U. Ptuith
C. W. Ricketeoa,
Ojict .Vo- 10 MiTxhantt 1 Exehangt,
PUCTOU:
Alexander Bradley
Joseph 8. Loech,
John Fullertou,
Nathan V. Hart,
David H. Chamber*
William Carr,
Hubert H. Hartley,
John STOlll,
PHILADELPHIA
Pennsylvania Ins
roranee Company
SBUBOII.
'ourth Sire#
Insurancf,
Delaware Hntnal Safety Insurance Company, <
InarnvraUd by the Leyitlaturt Fmmyloania, 183 S.
Office, S. E. Comer Third and Walnut sts.,
PUILADELPILU.-
MAJIIXB IXSTRAXCIZS on Vessels, Cargo, end
to all parts of the world. *
LXLjLXD LXSU’KAJTi. i.S on Goods, bv Hirers, CsoaJa,
lake* and Land Carriage*, to all parts of tno Union.
FIRK IysCHAXCKX on Merchandise panernlly.-K>a -
Store**, Dwelling House**. he.
Att*h of ttu (bmpany. -V,ip. 2d, IK*T.
Bonds,Mortgages, and Real K*iAte...—.—9101,330 O*
Philadelphia City, and other I»nns 137,011 SBS
Stock In Banks, lUilrua.i A Inmnmac.'Cos.. 12,508 OO
Bills KeerirabU* 220,201 03
Casbon hand 3ft,NOS BG
Balance In hand* of Agent*, Premiums on
Marine Policiesrrorutiy Issued, and <*b
pr debts dnethn Company 02,730 57
SobeeriptiooNote*. 100,000 00
William Martin,
Joseph U. Seal,
Edmond A. Bonder,
John C. DarU,
Johoß..Pe&rdee,.
Georg* <J. Loiper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. R. M. Huston.
William C. Lodwig,
Hugh Craig,
Pponwr McilTain,
Charles Kelley,
H. Jonca Brook «*,
Jacob !’• Jonea
Juqim C. Hand,
Thimp b Uoa Pan Idl o g,
Junes InmttUi,
William Eyre, Jr,
J- F. Peniston,
Joshua P. Kjre,
S&msul K. Stoke-s,
Henry Sloan,
Jameaß. McFarla
Thoma* CL Hand,
Robert Burton, Jr,
John B. Semple, rittab’g,
D. T. Morgan, “
J.T. Logan. u
WM. MARTIN, Proaldenf.
THO3.C. HAND, vice President
Uc»«r Ltujurx. Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent,
ap3:lyd—Jhl'J No. 03 Water rtrwt. PlUeborgh.
The Great Western Fire and marine ins. Co.
OP PIIILADELpmA.
OJJc< in Cotai-iny': Building, Xa. 103 ltj.'ri!
Fourth Slrct.
ousts* PtsprnjAL.
AUTnoIUZKD CAPITAL
Capital paid in
i-nrplns, Jaouarj Ist, lv>B
5500,000.
*722,300 00
.. &.%2T 4 05
FIRE LVSUEAXCE—tSmitriI or Perpetual.
MARINE IHSURJLSCE, on Vessels, Oargo and Freights.
UPLAND iysURAXCE by Riven, CauMs, Late* and
Land Carriage.
niucroKS:
Charles C. Lathrop, U 23 Walnnt street.
William Darling, 1610 Pino street.
Alexander Whillden, He reliant, 18 North Front
Isaac H rajah first, Attorney and Counsellor.
John C. Hunter, firm of Wright, Honter A Co.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy A Co„ Goldsmith's Ilall.
John IL MeCunly, firm orJ&nes, White A MrfTurdj
Thou. L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie A Zeller.
Jas, B. Smith, firm of Jaa. B. Smith A Co
Hon. Uonry M. Puller, office 227 Sooth Tblnh\ reel.
John R. Vogdes, office corner of Seventh and
James Weight, late Cashier Bank of Tiog*
Allred Taylor, offic* Cairo City Property.
Jona J Slocum, office 220 South Third street.
C. C. LATHUOP. President.
W. DARLING, Vico President
“ Wl f 1 Branch Office 8 Will *t, X. T.
fVcoud » ico Prcsid U )
JAMES WKIOIIT. Secretary and Treasnrrr.
11. K. RICHARDSON, Assistant Secratary.
R. W. POINDEXTER, Agoot,
f«I7 07 Water street, Pittsburgh
Gitixcns' Insurance t'owp'y of Pittiborgb
WM. BAOALEY, President,
SAMUEL L MARSHELL, Secretary
Oflct 9-4 Wlxf/r .Vfrref, Mirere iisrlrt and &»
Aa_lcsnre» Hull and Cargo Risks uu the Ohio and Mis
slssippi Rivera, and Tributaries.
Sfliwitw against li»» or thuuaye bv Flru. Also, against
the perils of the Pea and Inland Navigation * n< l Transport
atlon.
MtttCTOPA.
I Capt.Mrti*. .HtMllut£,
Wm. Iknodtfj,
S. M. Kier,
John B. Dllwortb,
Fr&ncit Sclicra,
Bamuol Rea,
Jaa. M. Cooler,
Jae. I’ark.Jr.,
Wm. H. Ilaft,
Ifciac M. Pctino< t.
S. Harbangh, John Shiyton.'
Capt. Sam’l C. Young. | Waller Bryant,
j«‘J2 John Caldwell. Jr.
Neptune Insurance Gompsnyi
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Franklin Buildings, 414 Walnut Street.
Organised under the General Lnsurnnco Lav, with a cash
Capital of {I'M,OOO, privileged to increwm to {500,010.
Insures against loss nr damage by Fire, Marine, Inland
Navigation and Tnnnp° rtttt l° n -
orncxxA.
11. O. LAUGULIN*, President.
RICHARD SHIELDS, Vice President
GEORGE SCOTT, Secretary.
nracCTOM.
D. Montgomery,
Richard Shields,
Gecryo Scott,
T. F. Fbetrall,
O. C- Ilntler.
TITK ft CTIAFFKY. Acoi.U,
Office I«afayctte Hull, entrance on Wckhl street.
11 C. Laugblia,
W. C. Btoteebnrj.
D. Sharewood,
R. M. Cnrhla,
William Osborne
phiiliiUeiphia JFir« nnd LiW
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 149 Chosmit Street,'
OPPOSITE TII K CUSTOM nODBJ.
Will mate all kinds nf Insurance. elUior PerpetuaLos
Limited, on ev«ry description of Property or Merchandise,
atreaaouablersU'Sof premium.
ROBERT. P. KING, Pn-*i>lont.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vico PrwlcUot
E. R. Cope,
George W. Brow*.
Joseph S. Paul,
John Clayton,
B. Wilor.
CherlM P. Hnyoa,
E. B. Enjillih,
P. B. B*v«rj,
0. Bhonnan,
S. i. Ueßarpw,
?. Bli.CXßCXSt.i^rreUry
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