THE DAILY PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 13, ISSS.
s ESTABLISHEDj lN 1786.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
Prom n. 8. SCHELL’S AdTcrtlsing.Hocae, Ho. 235 BroaJ
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A N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN
-La. make, in any part of the United t-tatos, from threo to
live dollar* a day, by telling from sample “TUB PATKNT
INDIA ROBBER BAFETY FLUID LAMP," with an Im
proved Berner. • Every family who ha* regard for life, per-
Kin, property or economy will purchase* them. For infor
mation by mail, laetose stamps tn
HAWXIITJBST * MOTT,
Patentees and exclusira Mannfarturoc*,
63 Fulton street, N« w _»« fe -
LIGHTE, REW?OH * BRADBURVS,
4ZI Broofnt Strtdt JV’<w Tort,
TVfANUPACTURERS of the Patent Arch
111 Wrwrt PUnk Piano Ported celebrated for depth, full
uoss, richness, purity, aud * peculiar tinging quality ortbcir
too*, for which they have rrcelred th* highest ocominms
from the greatest musical celebrities of the country; end to
every fair, wbenl>rougbt In competition with other lncrn
monte, hare obtained tho highest premium. The Patent
Arch Wrest Plank, which is owned «ad need only by na,
gnarantocstheir standing in tnnelonger than cny other in
strument; while their nnprt«odeutM demand in all parts of
the eontitry Is a snflldent proof of their superior excellence.
A liberal discount to Clergymen, Schools and the trade.
JeG;lyd:S
Otugg (sts.
MAOKEOWN a FINLEY, Wholesale
DroggijtsandMaßofactorer* of Carbon Oil, No. IC7
Liberty street. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ja3o:lyd
BL PAUNESTOCK &Co., late of tho firm
, B. A. fUmnuick A Co, and success on to Fleming
Bros, Wholesale Druggist No. 60, corner Wood and FonrtS
Sts, ritlaburgb. Pa.
SA. FAHNESTOCK & CO., WH(U*E
• nUDruggtoti and Manufacturer* of White Load,
*nd Litharge, corner Wood and Front streets, Pitu
h- • inch?
Tschoonmaker, manufacturer
• of White Lead, Red Lead, Zinc, Paint, Litharge, Put
ty and Wholesale Dealer In PaiuU, Oils, Varnishes, Tcrpco
«*of\ Ac, No, Wood at., Pittsburgh. Pa- oc.lilyd
JOHN UAVT. Jr. (WCCESSOKTO JAS.
M’O jfley,) Wholesale aud Kelail Druggist and iNralcr
In Paiulx.Oils, DjMtutt's, Ac , corner Wood and£ixth streets,
Pittsburgh.
JJ3*ib gnlar Agent for Dr. Ford's Medicine. aptfl
TOilN P. SCbT'iV WiIOLESAL.E"T>EAL.
tj c-r iu Dreg-.. Paints, Oil*. Varnish'-* and Dyestuffs, No.
’."•o l.ibcu ij- street, Pittsburgh.
Ail orders alii r-.-ire prompt attention.
KirSclwurh’* Pulmonic Nytnp. martM:!) JkW
rtCDtfUCK URAON ... (JEOR'II RCITCA.
LYKALN iKEITF.It. WHOLESALE AND
If Retail Druggists, confer of Liberty and Mi. Clair ste,
Pittsburgb.
FOSE i’ll FLKJiI NO, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
fj Wilcox k Co.) corner Market street and Diamond, koeps
constantly ou liqud a full and complete assortment of Drug*,
Medicines, Medicine Chests, Perfumery, aud all art idea per
taining to Ills btuliiesa.
ffVPbysiit ans proscriptions carefully compounded at nil
hours. jo9:ly
Dll. GEO. 11. KifYSER, bKOfiGIST,
140 Wood street, comer cf Wood street aud Virgin
Allej, Pittsburgh, I'm.
Sealers,
LEECH & HUTCHINSON, Commissimi
nod Forwarding Merchants, dealer* In \V«mt«i;i> lie
nerve Cheese, Floor, Fi*h, Bacon, Butter, Oil. Put
and Pearl Ashes, Umin, Dried Fi ni t. mid Product,
generally. Bent brands Family Flour always on li«nd.—
Agents for tho solo of Madison Co's celebrated Patented
Pearl Starch. Nos.IIC Second and 145 First sts,-between
ff(»l and SmithOcld sts, 'Pittsburgh, Pa. aj^lyd
Ci IIIIUSE "WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
t COLLINS, Forwarding and Commission Merchant,and
Dealer in Cheese, Butter, Like Fish and Produce generally,
tia Wcuvi st, al>ore Water, Pittsburgh. __ tay2l
I li. UANFIEiiU; LATE OF WARREN,
*" • OHlO.Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and
Wholesale Dealer in Western Reserve Cherw, Butler, Pot
end Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally. Front it.,
b.ilweeu 3miLk field and Wood, Pittsburgh.
aMI ANTE & AN'JER, (SUTRIFSSOKS
to A. A A. Mcßanis) Dealers la Floor, Grain and
re. Coniraisakm and Forwarding Merchant*, No. 124
Seootid atrocut, Pittsburgh, Pa. [Jan. 1, *67:dly)Jal3
David c 7 herbst, flour, pro
duro. Provision ant! Comminalon Merchant, No. 2C7
Libert/ street, corner of Hand, Pittsburgh, gives his atten
tion to tin* sala of Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Chwso, Bntter,
lit iiin, Dried Fruits, Seeds, Ac., Ac.
respectfully solicited-
A lux. forsytii, (successor to
Forsyth A Scott,) Forwanliug find Commission Mer»
chant, Dealer in Wool, Hide*, Plonr, Bacon, I*nl and lard
Oil and Prodne* p'Oerally. No. “•& Water *L, Pittsburgh, Pa.
H~; KIDDLE ~ GENEUAL COMMISSION
• Merchant and Dealer (n Grocer!--® and Produce, ZT
Fifth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
lUfer to B. IlAteLTOtr, PitUbnrgh,
DtfULCT, Oosoeavb A C 0„ Pilt»btirgh.
solicited and satisfactory returns guar
n i ml. MlellfclydawT
JSaolk" warehouse.— jas. - Sard-
LVKK, YTliok-axls Dealer In Flonr, Provisions and
Produce generally. No. 6 Srreuth e?rr*l, between Liberty
and BruithfioM, Pittsburgh, Pa.
49-Ternu cash. mrtfcly
WILLTAM McCLINTOCK, Dealer in
Carpet*. No. 112 Mark'll street. 52
DEALER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS, Ac. No. 67 Fourth street near Wood.
attornejns.
Robert m’kniqut, attorney at
Law. and Solicitor of the Dank of Pittsburgh, No. 110
Fourth street. Pittsburgh. d*** 4
fOSEl > H S. & A. P. MORRISON, AT
f) torn-ys at Law Office No. 03 Fourth «t., near Wood,
nmalHirab, Pa. P*? B4
|3tp ffioois
Cl 11. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
j % Dry Goods, sign of tho original Bee Hire, No 74
Market strow t, Pltisbargh. mf l^
\M URPIIY & BURCHFIELD, DEALERS
IYL io Silks and Ladies’ Dr pm Goods gcnorally, Cloaks,
Taliuas and Shawls, Embroideries and Staple Goods, for
family nso. An unusually extensive assortment in ail the
al>oto departments, Jart rocolTed and selling at the lowest
* ay-Nortb-esatcor. Fbnrlh oc3
a. a. *«w!i a co- rirrsa’a——.c. t- aittnosT a (»m w. tut
A A. MASON A CO., WHOLESALE
• end Retail Dealers in Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
MiVelftl)stroel,PitUbncb.
R'' ' ll' PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
, Dealer in Bonnets, list*. Straw Trimmings, and
HtravGoodagencrally. *25
ffianiagts.
Carriage nod Wagon lilaniifactory.
M. X.. STKPHKNS,
ComerSaMf'tM 'Sinel o,„l Cl.;n„rJ Alley,
WOULD n-jpectfully inform
imtilk tl.it In 1.-” lo=t»UKl u
»„] |»1 timini.l mo OtKloMu "( Cirriigi matins luUl in
varieties, aod is also preport to exeente orders far W agons
of all descriptions, including »H work for Iroa Morrbanle
" soliciting ncontlonwicoof the patronage so ÜboraJlybo
•tosed upon him white at the old stand of -Bigolow A Co,
Ik> wonJd assorehUfrianda (bat the same ewe sad atton
t»..o wit! begircu toall hla order* as heretofore, haring se
cured liitf aerricea of the bust workmen,' and harlog ampin
»;drlm?ntselaewben»f.>r the finishing of fine work.
’ good assortluout of henry work now on liancl, *nit
tibW for Spring use. All work warrant**! for Vdmonths.
«^ParticularaU«utioujjiren _
Coach and Carriage Factory.
.10 II NS OH, BROTHER U. CO.,
Cbnur of Belmont and Btbtoca StrrtU,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- c2ra*
form their frtends, and the public gene-3y*=sgr?.
jnllr, that Uw'y wo manufacturing Carriage*, Baroacbea,
Itockaways, Buggieo, Sleighs and Chariots, In all their rari
•oiujatyleaof finish and proportion*.
All onkra will bo executed with strict regard to durability
tsn<l beauty of finish. Repairs wiU alao be attended to on
the most reaaunabte terms. Using In all their work the
beat Eastern Shaft*, Poloa and Wheel atulT, they feu! coofi*
dent that all Trho taror tbota with their patronage wUI bo
erfoctly aatlsflod on trial of tlielr work.
Purchasers are. requested to giro them a call before pur
rhaslng claewhoro. • ooßiiyd
WALNUT BALL RESTAURANT,
-21AS0NIC HJLLIh fifth street,
JOSEPH PRIOKBB,
PROPRIETOR.
All tile delicacies of .jsk
THE SEASON, prepared by the most *x-43GSrJti.
jwriencwl cooks, Pirrwlnp al th* aborteat no fijßlßilt
tko, from
SIXOCLOGKA. M. UNTIL TWELVE O’CLOCK P. M.
AH articles Id llio Hoc, Uta Kut,ffnt or
Soath. recelted dally by Expressman.! aerred nplo order.—
Utrtlness mao will-flnd ttio. table at WALNUT fIALL all
that they could deairo.
Depot for .Oysters, Flab, Gama and early
Vegetable in their aeawo.-fta fc!3 odl -Iyd
SKECifIJ-.’NO'riCJffi.
Steamsbip Vanderbilt for Europe.
l'iu»DS»™ wllh Cooked ProeUlotii— —t3s
- LIMITED number of 3d
naaaansen will 00 taken Ur tk«
J-rEJUfIIIP VANDERUII.T, MIS Um.V.K. Uolotre
Muter, to sail Crotn New Yi-rk, on tSATUKIvAY, April 10,
fur Scnthampton and lUtiv, , „
H A>-pu*ugtr* forward*! to Southampton, Ixmd&n,
Bairo, Antwerp, Kotterdam and Brc ®* n I ’”'
nn eppiy only to Tolt*»ANOh,
mrlfcdUpT y - Wo. i BowrHpg Oroon, Eow \ork.
STARCH AOBNCV.—HAVING BEEN
appointed Agent for FltteUoreli, tijr tie UADISOS
BCARCJX COMPANY, for th« ul* of tbaif cotebfatad PKABt
STARCH,(wbfcli td Traxraatod equal In quail tj to *ny fcoown
la thla market) are now prepared totopplT Wholesale
ere at mannfactareiV prt*e. fffi lotll* tUattentlonortta
Trade la thiaartlcle,toaaexniniaa!toaol onrpreaont (toes,
and «hlcb Kill bo keptaaaa! to thedematuL
ATWELL, LEB A 00*
rayfy "No. I Woodatr**
r pHEGREATEST &IATOIIJSIACUINEU?
A TU* WORLD! •
A FOfcXUNH UADG WITH A BMALL.INTESMBNT.
THOMAS' PATKNT UATCU MACUIKK
lj » rimti!o,djc*p *uil perfect Milch M*k.er. ThaMacblnt
coats oolyiUS;ts driran I 7 hud,iail vtlloititlia tor*
nu of ma&nlactnror In a abort tlma. Wbere rood
wood Is to U Lad readily it materially redscee the cost.
county ct Machine privilege* are offered to*
eale at a moderate price, for particular*, call at QAZEITB
COPWTEKQ UOOm. yiah «tra»t- JaldAwiftfl
American Fioweri, Raich**, Trimmings.
Ae«| Ac.
THE subscribers beg to draw attention to
their department of Ameriren i'Unren, Ha«che# and
Trimming*, which will ha foood compute, tbedcalgna being
Ukeo from the tohtooabl* French, end the mean
• fee tore confined to their non liutoriee. WhataaJe Bxyert
onto ere reqaated to exemlne the earapto.
ony ere req JRO c gyrTH A CO*
200 Broadway, Mew York.
rrTAVANA CIQAKS—I will receive to-day
to till* ltwiAooM .call auntem*
'fttrtft fry 8 **pgrchMtoidwwtier*.
MiLOOt B LIECB JOB* L. UXCH JOl 9. LXLOU.
JOS. S. LEECH & CO.,
Koi 3i» A a*4 Liberty at.»Plttatourßh, Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MKRCIIA.IvrrS,
DEALERSIN
FLOUR AND BACON,
'Tin Plate anti Tinner’s Stocilt,
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES
tjrnixuu ituutAUou ..BiLNjAin.i r. pettit...wm. u. whitacr*.
SPRINGER lIARBAUOII & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
Wool, Hides,_Provision9& Produce Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
Jal’
FORWARDING- MERCHANTS'
Levee and Washington Avenue,
wyandotte city, Kansas territory,
Joseph 8. Leech A Co., and Pittsburgh Merchant* gener
ally. lylL-dAwlyT
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
Mi:itC!IANTS.,Vo. , AO Pinr Street, St. Louie, Mo.
Htrtß TO
BISOCK. n»BTHAH A Co., | JoHSSA LtVTH.
Loeentz. Stlvart A C>>., | Zoo A Paixtxh
Will purchase to ordrr. Lead, Hemp, Bacon, Grain, Ac
Prompt atleiitloo gltm, to ;iht manner of f.irworJUiß
JeS.lyd*
LEWIS & EDUERTON, (Successors to D.
T. Morgan A Co .) WlmWabi Grocer* aud Commission
Merchant*, lot Wi»«d afreet, Pittsburgh. Jnr2
IINRY 8. KING, (LATE OF THE
firm of King A Moorhead,) Commiiulon Merchant,
and Dealer in PlfMetal and Blooms, No 76 Water «treet, bo
low Market, Pittsburgh, Pa. aplll
A A. HARDY. (SUCCESSOR TO HAR
» dy, June* ± Co„) Commission and Forwarding Mer
chant; Ageui of tho Madison and lndiann(K')is Railroad, cor
ner Kimtttud Furry eta., Pittsburgh, I'a. Ja2P:lyd
EbWARD MEORAW, GENERAL
Commission Mrrrhant, and WUoloaale Deal or in Manu
factured Tobacco, Imported aud Doto**»Uc Cigars, Snnff, Ac.,
No. -11 Liberty itrwt, opposite the head of Wood, I'ilts
bnrgb, Pn. mhlily
T. LITTLE to CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MKKCHANT;
And dealers in
FLOUR, BACON, CUEESE,
FISH, OILS and PRODUCE
No. 1 I'j Second St., Pittsburgh* Pa.
C - Liberal advances made on consignment*. nul!
BAGALEY, OOSORAVE & CO.,
N,< 19 and 20 Wo*l Ktr.K-t, Pitta
burgh.
Reis .t bekuek, grocers and
Dealer* iu Bacon, Iwird, Flour, Cbever. ltr<x>tu9, Ac.,
Sjuth-We-t corner .Smithlli-ld aud Second £ti«.-vU, Pitt*-
-k' LEXANDKR KING, WHOLESALE
J\ „ Grocer and Impoil-r of Sod* Ash, No ITT 3 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. npl.lyd*
WM MITCIIELTKEE, Jr., & BKO.,
Wliolmslr Grocer*, Ratifying Du-tiller-i. *ud Wine
and Liquor Mordants, No. 209 Lilwrty Mr.-vt, Pittsburgh.
Jx£Z 3
Jones’* c6oLKY’"wii6LELALE gro
cers and 11*0,1 Furmahcra, dealer* iu IYixlu.-® and
IhtUburgh MauuCwturuj, No. 141 Wider -tm t, near Gurry
Allay, PitUbnrgb, Pa. __ myZfl _
BAW*L P. BBOTXR -lOHK 8. DILWOUTB-
SHRIVER & blLWOR’ni, WHOLESALE
Qrocera, No. 130 and 132 Second »trout, (l-ctweeu Wood
and Bmitbfleld. Pittabargh.
ions ptorn— bicuard ruirn wiluih plovd.
JOHN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
Grocen and Oommisaiun Merrhant*. No. 173 Wno,l and
228 Liberty itmt, PUUbnrgh.
,,il
WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE GRO
CEttS, CommUaion MorrbautM aud Dualera in Pro
dneu and Pittsburgh Maunfu-turea, No. "238 Liberty street,
Pittsburgh.
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE
'Grooen, Commissien Mef>.lnuit«,aad Dealer* In Produce,
No. 80 Water street, and 03 Fr.mt
WJI. M c CUTOiI E ON WHOLE
8A I.E Grocer. Pr»hic« and Gunmiasion ‘Merchant,
and Dealer in I'Utshunrh Manufactnrrd Articles, No. I£>9
Liberty street, corner of Hrewi-rr ay. PitUburjch. Pa. Iny3
joan atkcu. ». j lze cnaH. arwtu-
ATWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE
Grocer*. Projiice aud Commiuion Morcbnnts. and
Dealers in Pittsburgh Shumfactßreu, No. 8 Wo-I street, be
tween Water and Front PltUburgb. aplH
ffiatpets.
R ROBISON A CO., WHOLESALE
• Grocers, Commission Merch'nls. and Dealers in all’
kinds of Provision*. Produre and Pittrtinrgh Manufactures,
No. 255 Liberty*tr*-,-t, Pittsburgh. Jalftlyd
M’C AI.!. CM,
Robert 11. kino, Wholesale uro-
C-ER, Comruinxi..u Merchant, and Dealer in Feathers,
VUb, Flour, and all kinds of Country E*roduc* , 1 No. 211 Lib
erty street. mouth of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal ad
vances made on consignment*. Jas:lyd
Robert dalzell & eo., whole
sale Grocer*, Communion and Forwarding Mer
chant* and Dealersin Produceand Pittsburgh Manufacture*,
No. 251 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. tny2
Dealer in promissory notes,
Bonds, Mortgage* and all securities* for money.
Porsona can procure loins through my Agency, ou reason
able terms.
iSoofesellrrs, src.
WS. RENTOUL, 20 St. Clnir street,
• Dnalor in Hotlglun* aud Miscellaneous IWaAs, and
Depository of Amerii au Tract So:iet) ’■ Publications
W‘ * M. G. .JOHNSTON & CO.. Stationers,
Blank Book Manufacturer* and Job Printers. No.
57 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. *e3o
EC. OOCURANB, (SUCCESSOR TO
• S. Sadler.) Wholesale and Retail Dealer lo Llroks,
tJtationsry nod Pa}wr Hangiugs, Fe>lcral slrevt, fith *h*or fl.
E. of Market Square, Allegbeuy. Pa.
JOHN srUAVISON,BOOKSELLER AND
Btatioacr, successor to Durifton A Agnaw, No. CT SUrket
street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa-
J'"' L. HEAD, BOOK.SKLLEK AMD SVA
# TJONER, No. 73 Foorth »t, Apollo ltoilJiug*.
TjUNT i MINER" BOOK.SELLER
I 1 and Stationer, Masonic 11*11, Fifth str^-t.
J OHN 11. MELLOR, No. SI WOOD ST.,
between Diamond Alley and Fourth street, goleAKoul
torGUICKKRINO A SONS’ (B**ton) PIANO PORTF.S MA
SON A HAMLIN'S MODEL MKLODEONS aud ORGAN
UAKMONIUMS, and Dealer in Mnaicand Miuiral Good*.
' Jaffl
WE arc now receiving our Spring Styles of
mmcb Flower* and Fiower Materials, which for ra
. „ baanlv aunmssea any former seaam* Importa
nt * Manufoctaringweriy all the Goals we offer (create,
oT.r porebu.™ injnn,m.ut.
*“”* u.-.. * W,
folJidto £OO N.w Pork.
Commission, See.
McALPEN & CO.,
(Lateof J. 8. Leocb, MeAlpln A Co., PitUbnrgb.)
OENERAL COMMISSION
AND
TUOKIAB A GALLAGHER,
Q&rocrrg.
ivral Estate agrntß.
WILLIAn WARD,
Those wishing to insert Itndr roonoy to good advantage,
mn always liod first and secoud class paper st my office, for
tale.
All communications and Interview* strictly confidential.
Oflko GUANT STREET, opposite St. Peal’s Cathedral.
Jelrdtf
nirlthdawlyV
KAY & CO." BOOKSELLERS AND STA
TTONF.R9, No. 55 Wood street, nest dowr to the cor
ner of Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. School and l-»w Books con
sUnlly «u hand.
Hilußic, &c.
HKLEIIER A BUO., No. 53 FIFTH
• St., Sign ofthe Ooidon Dorp, Solo Atrent for NUNNS
A CLARK'S (New York) onrlvmllcd Gland and Sqaars
PIANOS, and CAUIIART A NKKDHAM’S genuine MKLO
DEONS and ORGAN IIAKMONIUMS, Dealers iu Moaic and
Musical Instruments. M
ClI ABLOTTE BLUM E, MANUFACTUR
KR and Dealer in Piano Forte*, and Importer of Music
and Musical Instruments. Bole Agent fur the HAMBURG
PIANOS,aIso for HALLET, DAVIS A CO.’S Boston Pianos,
withtnd without jSolean Attachment. 118 Wood slreot.
my -
IJtjpsinans.
DR. O’BRIEN CAN BF. CONSULTED
at Dr Fmlth'B.coTuer Fifth and streetA, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, Iron* 10 to
1 and 1 toOo’clock.
fyßwl.li.nm on (he ProwusTiile Rj*ad. yd*
tiamters.
JDIIN THOMPSON K CO.,
House painters, glaziers and
ORAINERS, U 5 TUIRD STREET. Sign Palutiog
executed with uoatoai* and dispatch. Mixed Paint*, Oil,
Turpentine, Varnish, Japan and English Patent Driers,
rn/rMoutaigne Zinc, a very superior article Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh While Lead always on hand and for sue.—
We areprepared to Grind Colors for Painters, Druggists or
olhura at tbo shortest notice, as we bate a mill which
grinds by steam. Painters wtU sere money by’getting
Jheir colors ground with ns. mrbidly
Patnuri.
LONG ALANK.
House and sign painters,
No. 77 (Old Post OffleeßnlldlnglTbird street, between
Wood and Market streets. All orders promptly attended to.
ln asupvriorstylo. mh27:lyd
French Arllflclwl Flowers and Flow*
Jlatcrialii
ISSB. CARPETS. „„ 18Sa
THE SIAEKET BTKEETO4RPET STOKR
TS STILL PREPARED TO SUPPLY
JL -u oem»o4. fir V.lret, BhukK Th T^ l>l J
grain Carpets, of every doactlplion, style and quality. Fh»»
Oil Cloth*, from 3 to a* fc-t wide, at lower prices than ws
bars erer before offered; Cocoa Matting for ofßcet or
churches; Painted Window Ehad**, and eTarything twnnact'
ed with th* Carpet department of Unuse Furnishing.
As w* anticipate an advance in price* after the Spring
ITade opens, we would suggest to purchasers to make their
•elections now from oar large Block and et our present very
low price*. fett • W. arCLINTOOK
BACON— 50,000 R». Hams, Shoulders and
Bidesln«mok*hc*»*andforesleby _ .
jsOi R, BQBESOH * 00.
jHanufatlutcrs.
lIEHRY GERWIO,
,Vo. 489, comer Penn and Wa/nt,f S/rrrh,
Pittsburgh. Pn«.
Manufacturer of hemp and
MANILLA BED CORDS, HEMP AND TARRED
HOPES from U In, to IV. inch, Floe and Common Packing
Yarn, Tarred and Bpun Yarn, Saab and Bell Cord, Wool
Twine, Drooni, Tying and Sewing Twin". Flax »tid Cottun
Seine Twine, Ac.
CB_A full ropply or tb® alwre urlicle* c-mt-mtly on baud
•or made to order at tbe loweat ca»h price*. |a37;lyd
MOORHIiAD &“C 6.,
UaSUTACTimiM or
A\te, •• Plain and Corru.j.,,. I,
GALVANIZED sheet iron,
Fon Roofing, Gnttericg, Spouting, Ac
\ ' AgenU far H r ooi/’«
Patent Imitation Russia Sbeet Iron,
a^WarphorW— .Yn. 136 Firti SlrteL, PitUlntrgh.
mr27:lyd I
WELLS, KIDDLB A CO.,
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
■AaCTAOTUBX&S Of
W HIPS’ THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Order* aoltdted frem tho trade, and promptly ihii
ped a* per instruction*.
TraM9~6 month*, or 6 per cent, dbcoant for cash.
w2S:lydAwFl
JOS. P. HAMIhTOBi A CO.,
ENGINEERS & MACHINISTS,
Comer i’jrtf and Liberty Su., Pitttburrjk, Pa.
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, for Grist
and Saw Mllla, Rrework*, Priuling Enlabliibmfuts,
ManuCarloricsj made to erdt*r.
Tlioy a Inn cohtiuue tho manufacture of their Celebrated
MACHINISTS’ TOOLS,
purl, a* Turning Isilhfß,
iron Planer*,
Bori’ug and Drilling '! >■ litu»«. ic.
At*i, Wrunght Iron BLafttug, with Pulley*, Uaugni*. 4> .
•e‘23.lyd*lyr I*7
r i 6cbiu.!...< o. uiiTaanoar.
BUSHA & GUTENDORr,
MAKDrAcnmxu or
KTIC A M U OIliF, K 8
AND ALL KINDS OF
SHEET IRON WORK
Peuu Street, near Water,
Pittsburgh, Penna.
IW—Ailurdora promptly utteuded to. f>-24'.3n>d
a . i, v rt N S
{Saecemor to A. Lyon* A Co )
uvNUFACTCaxa or
LOOKING GLASS A. PICTURE FRAMES,
AND D K A I. V. R IN
VARIETY GOODS, «fc<
No. 13H’ Wood St,, Pittsburgh, t*a.
fr.l.Jlt
MOUUIS cM COiVT'AK'J’,
-- bulk MAXtrAcrrne** or
HUGHE S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FUBGB AND TRIP HAMMERS.
HAMMERS of the following nixes lie
made to order
.No. 1, Lift 1 in. full Llow, 2098 lb* Pi ice J X.O
.. .. y.. .. .. j,;y S •. .. Aio.
.. :i -U - - - Hons •• •• «ju.
~ 4, •• 13 ■* “ “ 23089 •• " WO.
•• 6, •••26 411 W - " IftUO.
•• «, *• “ - “ 64201 •* ** 2VUO
Order* idii ite.l For |uilticul»fa address
MORRIS A COLTART.
ja2l dly PmsouauH. P*.
tsjLiyiijKi* hrauLry
lu.n LiNT, (Bel»w 11,® tl. Clair Street 111
Alloghony City, Ponno.,
BiiAULKTS WOOLEN KMTTIMi YARN,
Of «T«ry Color arid Number.
Is prepared to kill orders on
•bi-rt auticelfur every color nr uuiut-cr of Yarn*. Hav
oc beeuuueof kb* orlgiuul niauufocturcra nf liiun kbrß
eiT •‘BraJiey Woolen Yarus,” In counectiou with my bmtlier,
Ww. Bradley, of Whetdlug, t would re.ijHx tfully *nik>il a
share of the orders for \ xrua, as above.
paid for XhuepSkhn and Wi*d. Jr 27 1 yd
WILLIAM CiBXOIU J4RSP M. URCSU
WILLIAM UAHSmi.Lt CO.,
Cl Penn st., below Marbury, Pittaburgli, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Iron Workers, Manufacturer* of tUrnbill's Patent
Boder, Locomotive, Klued and Cylinder Boiler*, Chimney*,
Bruichcu, rire lied, Btoam Pi|<*, Omdeuser*. Balt Pan*,
Bagar Pan*. Iron Yawl*. Life Boots, etc. Also, Blocksuutba’
Work, Bridge and Viaduct lroufl, douu at th« ahortest no*
tie®. All orders from n distance promptly aiteuded to.
Peon Cotton fiilU*, Pittaburgli.
Kennedy, childs a co., manufac
turers of—
Penn A No. I Leary 4-4 Sheetings;
Carpet Chain of all colors and shades
Cotton Twlue;
“ Bed Cords;
“ Plough Line* aud Stab Cord;
" of all sites and dascripiion*.
Batting.
A'j-nrdn-s left at the Hardware Store of Lcg-tn. Wilson
A Cu-, 131 Wood street, will have attention. )o2i:ly
jameSTYTwiw,
BIANUPACTUREU OF
SULPHURIC ETIIER; Sulphuric Acid;
Sweet Spirits of Nitre; Nitric Acid,
HofinuuV'AniHlyne; Mnrintic Acid;
Aqua Ammonia, FFP; Niirn-s do
Fowhr's Solutiuu; my 3
M-t) !»• found »t John 1 n» in A .\«l i>~ H tin street
j. q. ecnaut *. a. jouvaos wu jowvsoy.
PKiUUN A JOHNSON,
MANUFAirrCRKUa AND DKALERU IN
WE. CHI LDS& CO’S PATENT ELAS
• TIC FI UK AND WATER-PROOF C Ell LENT
ROOFING. irJTrtni© BTiixrr. PitUhurgh.J’a. <Hdt:dtl
WILLIAM TATEA' SOS,
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth street, near liberty, and 472 Penn street, next
door to Alderman Parkiuaon's Office, and Federal st., near
Lacock Allegheny.
By-Kv«»ry d.wcnpllon of Fittiugi for Water, Gaa and
dteam. my3l:tf
Bncaustic Til* Floor,
For Churcbea, Halls, Couacmtortca, Vestibule* and Store*.
ALFRED ENGLAND, Sole Agent. ~
From the original patentees,
Messrs. Minton A Cx, London, and Messrs. Millar A
Coattw, New York, for Pittsburgh and the Wesu
All work executed iu a superior style. Plan*, Drawings
and Specimen* can bo at Na 2 Fourth street, near Lib
erty. [*p2s] mrl3:lyd
|~
Manufacturerof boots
and t*nOES of err-ry description, No. 34 StulLbntdd
strret,l*>tubnrgb,l‘a. oc3l:lyd
Jiißurantf agents.
riTITE & CHAFFEE Agents Neptune Insur
-1 ance Co., Lafayette 11*11, Wood street.
R FINLEY, Agent Eureka luauranceCo.,
• No. 9 Water street.
AA. O ARR f Elf, SECRETARY
• Pennsylvania Insurance Company of Pittsburgh,
Joans' Dnilding, Fourth street.
SAMUEL L. MARSUELU Secretary*Citi
teni’ Insurance Ootnpany, HI Water street. _
FM. GORDON, Secretary Western Insur
• auce Company, 02 Water street
J O ARDINEK COFFIN, Agent for Frnnk
• lio Fire Insurance Company, Nurth-oait corner Wood
sod Hurd streets.
PA. MADEIRA, Agcut "lor Delaware
• Mutual Insurance Co., 42 Water street.
fpilUS. J. HUNTER, Agent Farmers’ and
I Mechanics' Insurance Co., 90 Water street.
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
Insurance Co., 24 fifth street.
RW. POINDEXTER, Agent Oreut Wentr
• ern iiiiuirsticwCo n 97 Frontetrefet.
aiptioißtftp.
Wall I'autr Warehouse.
Walter p. Marshall a co„ im
porters and Dmlorn, 87 Wood street, between Fourth
■treot and Diamond Alley, where may be found an ex is rial re
asw>rtmer»t of every description of Paper Hangings, for Par
lors, Balls, Dining Rooms and Chambers. Also, Wiudow
Shades, la great variety st lowest prices to coon try duaiers.
WALTER P. MARSHALL A CU_
I. EDUUMDSOM *• *• SaVSUAH.
EEDMUNDSON & CO., Nos. 96 and 98
• Third street, near Wood, Manufacturers and Dealers
InJVALL PAPKR.
CURTAIN GOODS,
ORNAMENTS, FRINGES,
TASSELS AN D CORDS,
COMFORTS, BEDS,
PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES, Ac,
Would solicit the attention of purchasers to their large
and varied stock. _ ap^Omd
J SEIBERT/Practical Upholsterer,
. v O . 100 Third Xrret, ISlUburgh,
Maiintnrtnrer and dealer In CURTAINS, COKNICK,
BANH)B,SUADES and BLINDS, M ATTRAS3KS,COMFORTS,
CUSHIONS, Ac. Particular attention paid to Steamboat
work. Carpets fitted and laid to order. mrlJklyd .
jFuntfture.
■ lAMBS w! WOObWKLL.
Pi: knit « u CBAIII s
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Embracing every style of
FXJRKTIT'CrKB,
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SultabU for
PARI/IRS,CHAMBERS AND DININO ROOM!
E-jcal to any in
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LOWER PRICES
article mode by hand and Warra*«d-''S*
CABINET MAKERS
Snpi.lim] with any quantity of FURNITURE* CHAIRS,
on reasonable terms.
HOTELS AND STEAMBOA'*
Fiirulsbud at the shot list notice.
Waderoous, Nos. 77 a»u 7H Tf*n Street,
mr3fm!if J’lfSbrKGH, PA
jouna. tocro toos. e. u toono
T. B. YOUNG dfcr 0.,
■IHCTACTUXXM *’ ,
FURNITURE AND CnAIRS
Of Every Desorption.
FACTORY—/Wcrul SL,bdvetn VUeandPmna. Arrow
Warehoaic—Noi. 18 15 Smilhficld BL,
STEAMBOAT CABINFURNITURE—Wo
are ennstaatly manutactfihS STEAMBOAT CABIN
FURNITURR and CHAIRS, «d InriU the attention of
tboos intsreftod in furnlsbiuc bats.
•oSkilAwS , T. B. YOUNG A CO.
T, W. bOGBBETi n _
Watch and C oek Hiker t Anh
import R of C£wA
Fine jewelry,
N 0.28 Fifth street, beFveo Wood tod M*rkrt,>Rtt*-
to Cha np*iria*of Watchoo
god Jewelry. .
, JtfMX irof k inumt»
Pumpkins Amoso Cork.—ln tho I'amut of
Fcbruray 0, in answer lo certain queries bf a
correspondent,you express some doubt whether
"any gain is made by the introduction of the
pumpkin into the cornfield. “This question be
longs to a class in practical farming which :an
never be settled by theory. Carefal experimi nts
made under difiierenf and adverse circumstan :es,
can alone settle them. Audit is to thcscexjW
iment9.that every intelligent farmer ought to
contribute something for the general good.
Tho question of utility in cultivating corr in
the oamo field with pumpkios, is not by my
means raised for the tirst time It is older, to
my certain knowledge, than tho “Misstnri
compromise,‘and may datoback,for aught 1 know
to tho first hill of corn and the first pumpl iu.
As a general rule I am opposed to mixed ertps:
yet there are exceptions to all rules in fam
ing, and I thiuk this mailer of corn and pimp
kins Is one of them, i would not knowingly do
anything to disparage the raluo of the cornc 'op
for 1 hold it to be by far the most valuable grain
crop of Now England, and indeed of aoy other
country whoso climato is adapted to it, and
whose ooil will not produce wheat as a staple.
I recollect vory well that my grandfather had
all tho old fashioned prejudice in favor of rais
ing pumpkins and would plant them among corn,
potatoes, and oven beans, if the soil was rich
onough to hold out aqy prospect of a crop. [Mv
father, on the other hand, doubted the valud of
pumpkins,and was especially opposed to any tiring
that could, by any possibility, detract from the
product of his cornfield. With these opposing
views upon tho same farm, you will perceive at
once that ther* was a necessity for trying an ex
periment; foT “a house divided against itself’
- - • - - -•* - . • • • could not slaud forty years ago any better than
L_ .. _ it can now. Accordingly, m tbo year IHIS, I
* cc«pa o * think It was, the cornfield was equally divided
‘ o “yy“rt«?‘"Ca»- ,by t„o or three rows of potatoes .hro.igl.thr
ton, aid found .hat oil .lie lender etueitnde of centre, and one-half planted lo corn WM putnp-
Ihc people of long been entirely kins, and the other iri'tw. There was no per
thrownaway It reversed Hellhole oily with ceptihle differoncc in tho growth of tho corn,
my trunk and chow-chow baektrte, myself the and when the field was harvested, there was not
only escort to my four coolies- Along tho great a difference of three bushels in the quantity on
east and west Ihorongfaro a closed shop was be- c„ c h part, although the whole held embraced
coma a rare exception , and the only difficulty an area of four or Ovo acres. Woven large loads
was o push our way through .the crowd. The 0 f handsome pumpkins were considered by my
people were cutting up tho.r p(g, and their Osh, grandfather as a weight of evidence in favor or
(the abundance of tnmience tench and tho theory,(or in other words, side of the
roach in the streets ol the cite - 13 wonderful,) cornfield, Iwhich could not well he resisted. I
nod cooking Ihetr coroeati »ea full business* believe my father, ever after that, planted pump
ilka security. Idlers were plai ios a j Chinese kins with bis corn.
hazard, and exhibiting their pil cs0 f coins upon It geems to mo reasonable (hat a plant so well
the board. Tho curiosity aiiopL in ncrcdiblo adapted lo the shade as the pumpkin, and one
numbers, were spread Wtthcun»ulp a otiuesof tho which receives, so large n share of its nutriment
newest fashions, and'were * IC , fcxiog *eduloua from tbe atmosphere, can be planted with corn
lieutenants in a way which MccAghu v\ld not without injury lo the latter, and without much
have approved. The crowds are afraid detriment to the soil. Indeed, it is held by
to manifest curiosity at tho clothe*, a nJeatares go mo intelligent farmers that the large leaves of
of their European guests, and tn® e eukeepera the pumpkin, by shading the ground, and thus
invite you into their sbopswith aV. p o lil»sa that preventing the sun from dislodging the various
proves they have no misgiving yoiill ex- K asea which decompose and form soluble matter !
ercue any right of conquest except acquest in lhe 6oUf lo be taken up M food for lhc oy!lll :
by purchase, let io spirit o '?,Ktsoce has of plants, are a direct benefit to the land, to say 1
departed out of them. Neither in £ gorges- nothing of the value of the pumpkin crop. It j
luro is there any symptom ofhosliL. ‘O’ t ven of ia well settled, I believe, that pumpkins, fid out
dislike. 1 have seen twopeoplefrtAijnet very „ llhoH( tbe oCe j g , in rao d e ratc quantities, to !
, uuch by a scolding Tor u i«ng the w»rj/**-„,,« m i, c h cows, imparl a rich flavor to tbe milk,
iforeigu devil:) but 1 believe hey tried Uin all Uig alflo conc J e a lhal U .«j arc very valuable !
innocence having never heard it called bv nnv • * r J
7t , ..j Z. oy any m fattening beef. Let them not bo given up,
other name. 1 would neglect no Pfccauuons ° , ... ~ .... . b . ...,*
. | , - _ JL . U3 ‘ without some tangible evidence ol their inutility
so far from llicro being any notion oftAiuirinr? t m ~ ... ~
~. .. . . .. ~ * f /,.? Ry»** n g Ltn: Tnom.iir?* «>r ff. \\ Bhkchkh. - The
this ciiy, I believe that oo ten t/hmamt vithin i> ~ • ... . ~
faighl of Canton mould dnre reise » slii *J ,b" Wlnmhml book m .be World
presence of a Urilish or French- enldiei '' ' 1 PT 8 , ."“f 18 n,M ‘ h
j \ T aai ' like looking at a landscape through garret win
r»>e , W. dows, over wliich generations of jiumvlesied
Ibe commercial parts of ( aiHon haw i,.,. • , , ~f c. ,
_ , | i ueen .npiders have spun their webf».
much over estimated '»e have believi -«i,-< r y. , r
there must he some groin of troth in thjt , r °'.' r rca our -Irongee, trn.i.
bant and brag of the Chinamen. Canton. fS. if"?'*? 1 " anaaly come nut ol the
an.l populous: that iswll. la other renpec.t(-F 8 B,hie with all there texts sttektag ... as whtrh
1 1 0.. .. . 19 our idiosyncrasies attract,
a very ordinary China city. Its ample, „ cn / h „ t chri „. , rJ , 0 Bin K-a
mcrous, and the Confuc.an and the ample , f „„ lbro h m B nilities , arelike .Jnoveat sea ia
Five Hundred Gods are good of their kind, bi> . h , . .
, -.. 6 . . ... a storm, who pull, some at the bowsprit and
moat of tbe others are miserable and dllapida-r „ .
.im. . , • > , . * . r some of ibo mainmast, tmt never touch the helm,
toi. The mne-storied pagoda is in so ruinous a .... . ~ .
condition that the (i.neral the other day for- " if .-he pare,, bird ehtmld e„ aerveus
bade the attempt to climb the fragnt'enl/of it« upon the bough when the young
broken etaireaei Major Lunrd, whose B „reest-»«, e W<TO mourn been,tee its beau
... . , J . . fat egg shells were being broken
at the escalade seems to hare inspired him wy* v ,-*• . , . ft . p . .
_ . , .. v. . , .* , . . ~, \et this is what we do. Wo lure joys and
a mania for climb,ng, had prev.ouß y naked 1 j if d M elcrni ,j. c „„, m iued ,o „» in the
neck to getting come way up let thistTago. . ronn lbs , h '„ mus , Defds bc chi ,
is the great boaet and lion of Canton. The Chi- «-« rc h an ~t. t flr , f ,,„
acre boasted oT tt because orelgners could nor , ,' ward3 (he of h j aTCD v ,f we
get near enough K- ree what a mtserable mini ®^ TMnd r „ r . and cting „ m , 0 tbe unJ , tc i.
is. What can we think of a people who will uk. ■■ i cd er
afford a few dollars lo save their monumcnt>> J odious iff so-ieiv. he might as
from mouldering twe'i eiu pnson Tlie worst prisons are no, of
1 found tho yamun of Peh-Kwe, in a much , hcJ . aro ot ihrobbiog hear,, eu,rage-1
mere busy stato than when I left it. Through b , intamous life
the open doors crowds of Chiaeso coma and go. o man s heart beating against yours, may
The Chinese tribunal of Teh-Kwei and tho trib- le to you l,ul when it is the echo of a
unal -f '.n three (,V (Colonel Hoi- ,and ht-arts, yon can not resist it A sin
loway, le t.a, iiaiae Martineall, and Mr.-l'arkee,) \V Hake.—who care, far il ’ But a whole
irni-|*»«wi. Thanks to the energy of the V\ow Bakes, obliterating tho land marks,
triumMri, the stretls of Canton areas safo from l\jver tho doors, galheriDg upon the
European violence u tho streois of Paris are id, , 0 crMh avalanches,Uwho docs
from Chiaeso exactionß. Colonel Holloway's %-lhaf Private opinion is weak, but
court takes all the mixed cases: and, finding the is almost omnipotent,
other day that n Chinaman was in Lhe wrong, ho
was sent over to I’ch-Kwd with a statement of
the circumstances. Tiie Mandarin was so charm
ed with this compliment that he had the poor
wretch bambooed nearly to death. The now
court has also esUMishcd a new Canton police.
Captain Pym is Lhe Colonel Rowan of Canton.
Ho had one handred soldiers wndcr him armed
with sworijs and revolvers, and the French have
a separate body of CO men. Associated with
the European police are an equal number of
Tartars. Five English and two French stations
havd been established in convenient parts of Lhe
city and suburbs,and Lhe shopkeeping community
are likely to obtain under British and French
rule a security they never hoped for.
The three imperial armories were in a high state
of efficiency. Tho douhle-hnnded swords were
immense in numbers and terrible to look upon.
! There were rooms full of those fear-inspiring
shields which, in some quite modern periods of
Chinese history, probably gave lo soine piratical
Greek the idea of tbe shield of Minerva. There
were arrows ia thousands, very carefully fin
ished and preserved in cases, hut.the Mandarin
bows were very rare. Great store of quilted
war-jackets filled the presses, and there were
many complete suits of Chinese Armor. The
swords and pikes, ami gingals and matchlocks
were innumerable; but the chief attraction was
five brass gims, which were followed by covetous
eyes as they were walked off by the coolies.—
lu another establishment we found collected all
the shot that could be recovered after Iho lust
year's bombardment, and also some, exploded
shells, which had been fired upon the.<y ou tho
18th December. There was also a groat
depot of infernal machines in form like a dark
latileru made of tin. many tings ami banners
were also carried ofi.
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I have Inkcn some paioa (o asccrlaio tho loss
stillereti by llio Chinese during the bombardmont
and (beatorui. We have all the official returns
of thotirstdiij in our possession, and no account
that I have Been places the deaths (hiring the
whole operations higher than 00U. Some dis-
IrusL the Chinese aecruula, but I am inclined to
put faith iu them, liaicss you surround Chinese
sollicrsyou may novwrkill maoy of (hero. You
never catch them upon an island or in nn iso
lated position, ’’hey Ret upon the principle of
the Wifo of Dali, that
“A nim»e who hints fo "tie [>c«>r bet*-,
L’au m>«r beatnoußv o( any soul."
They fire *ry fiercely upon yon as you are
coming up t> attack them, but escape by the.
back door o> soon as you get too near. Our es
calade woia complete surprise upon them.
They fanned you were advancing under the fire
from thei- walls to attack Fort Oougli; they never
expccte* that you would turn aside and “jump
upon rooden legs over the wall. Howqoa’sCom
pradcr, with whom sonic of us talked the mat
ter c*er, declares that it is impossible that the
nurbers killed could be groAter than is stated.
Tin people, he says, koew perfectly well the line
tfi fire would Lake, and got out.of the wny.~-
p he troops who were obliged to remain on the
walls kept very much under cover, and great
quantities of the missiles missed the wall and fell
into the ditch. The dead must be buried out
side the city, and as the western gate only was
open, it was easy for any one to calculate bow
many were carried out. It says little for the
destructive power of our warliko engines that
so ematl a loss should bavo been occasioned by
so large an expenditure of shot and shell, but
tho probabilities are that the fact is os the Chi
nese state it. It is placed beyond doubt now
that the loss of the Chinese during tbo bom
bardment in 1850 was not more than 43, and 1
quite believe in the probability that the recent
list of killed does not exceed 200.
The Administration in CoNqßEss.~The Dem
ocratic revolt on tho Kansas question is extend
ing to other relations between the President
and Congress. In the House of Representatives
them is a manifest disposition to withhold tho
supplies It is the ancient and efficient English
mole oi Crown. The passage of
the Deficiency hHI is 80 seriously threatened
that, yesterday, Mr. Letcher, in behalf of the
Committee of Ways aud Moans, was obliged to
appeal to the sympathy of the House The want
of confidence exhibited townrd tht Executive
by his own party, is certainly extraordinary.
That it should' distress the Administration is
a matter of coarse. This state of things, is in
sad contrast to the jubilant feelings with which
Mr. Buchanan and his Cabinet took their places
thirteen short months 'ago, and shows how
melancholy an affair o victory xiiiiy become
through a bad use of Us advantages.
Thu Pro-Slavery papers say Out every Re
publican Member of Congress voted to admit
Kansas with a Slavery Constitution. If this be
eo, then every Democtat voted against it.
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PTANOS.VIAHOS.-New »- <nr*S
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ÜbUMb; No. 1 lit VVimaJ tint, has Just rocdfl S Tl>
ami now offers forsab' nfW now spacious warerc-mi, the
Hu.-st selection of Piao.i* R *h* city.
Piano* from thewyhrj mannf-triori.-* Iu th« United
btntes and Europe, Inclmlii. (bo*, from tho follow,n s urn
ki r*' William UoaU. A Co., Mliiinorv, HalUt, Dime i IV
Ihwton. Hhic s Uiollmrr, Network; Himo.K*rdlen * lUn.s,
iumbiirgb
No hoiien In tho cily <«o mine .>rouip«diti..u for tho uuin
l>tr. varioty and c l.ibr.ty of lie ...trnmeun. m.r tho ,•»
tronmly low prior- at which they *o «,ld. I'. isomn n. want
|»Tn r,rxl ./uahttf Piatut I'orto nr* rtL-ecifully ln» It. .1 to call
amt • satiunn before pur. imaing •ijwhft-r INcry iitatm
lui-nt Is totrraiti'-J and a written goaunti*- given.
Socoi,.] hand Piancw at (treat | r. ,lU ff,o U. C-.Ya,.
CILAItWTK Bl.l'MK,
1 IS \V,a«l alreot, aWro Hfth
i*M ri.ino-j ; ,kpii In .x. at their pH vi.ln.v n(-*.
SUPERB GRAND PIANO,
rnoa Ttt* a»*<cr4cToa-. cr,
STHINWAY «Sc IST S
-v e ir }• un k .
H NI.EIiER ,t 11110. i..i''^CT 1 r fc ,iu)
• l.loaaiuom * um .«im-in K to tho
!-'d AWt. l^. jr . , '* Ve '■'“’••'tv'l « ni.lewliJil » I I*
uRAND PIANO, from the tartury orS{-''* w *y A Now
> ork, which for es<|uieito NWMetncaa <tnd volnnio of tone,
Li«tbtner* an.l obaticity of touch am “ m.«t taAtofiil and
elegant exterior. . nuaidorod the HI KSTtIItAND PIANO
ever bronchi to thin city. The moc*a«ißm ia a IVjUBLK
RRPEATINfI ACTION, it iuveuliou of SteiDway
A Son*, which combln.-a with proraptuesa and
■lulicacy of touch a deßrcn of (in ability bnt rarely atUUiwl.
One of Stelnway A Pou»‘ GRAND PIANOS has lately
been perfornred oo by S. Thalbetg. in Uallitnore; who atalod
that it waa rotnarkable, even #A.J pore In tone; rwiworftil
aiul of line touch. All those fbo have beard thia Grand
Pftho, are unanimous that it la far anperiur to tb-ww of any
other. William Mason no J Ooitschatk, tbe American Plnn-
Ihtoly played on budnway k bona, GRAND
at thoir are of the rmtue opinion
Mr. batter, the emineut Pianist, late of Doaton, who has
bated all tho Grand Pfaooe urfnr mnde in thia country, ia
ualng Rteinway k Pons’ Oraud i»t his eoueertn in New ork,
in pnferenra to.any other
Wn re#j«jctfiilly iruite 11,.. pul.tioj uiir and all, whnthai
purchaaera or not. t., call «nd this unrivalled lortrn
11. KL.KURH A URO„
No. !>3 > Iftli 6tre*t,
F"le Amenta fur Meiiiway A Poo*.
iWsrcllancouß.
Phulurrjh, Pa. — CbartnrH l«5. r >.
B.?arJ of 12 Trnateo*—Faculty of 11 Teacher*.
300 smmrrs Arrcretsn, j*x. IMS.
Tnung Umprrpartff/or actunldutUi <>fth* Counitn'j R>i m
INSTRUCTION given in Single and Double
Entry Bcok-koepina.a* need iu o?*ry department ofDtu
loeta, Commercial Arithmetic, Sapid Bneinew Writing, Mer
cantile Correaponde nee. Commercial Law, Detect IngtWnter
fcitMooev, political Economy, Elocution. Phonography
and all other subject* necoaaary for the thorough education
of a practical business mao.
J. C B*ITB, A. fll. Pro f. of Book-kc-ping and Science of
Accounts.
J. 0. Porter, A. M., Prof, of Matb-matka.
Am. CowtET. Prof, «»l PoDiwunOlp.—TweWe liul pre
miums nrer all competition f»T t'wt Pen and Ink \V riling,
MfANDXcrr ro* bjkjritep work.
Tnv, i Ac Pntt cnnw, time unlimited, enter at any
time, 833. Awage tine, *to lU wmU Board about S2JO.
Eatlro ecatsooto $7O/ Graduate* uliled in obtaining
■itaatioo. Specimen* of tmv'ioalled writing and drcnlan
seat free. Address P. W. JKNKIKB*
Pittibnrgfa,
NOTICE— Ihe Partnership heretofore ex*
l«ie* between ffm. Ormhmm azwJ tt» tmdenJzned.
under tb# oase andatjle ofOUAUAM* IBVIHE, la the
btutaea of mannUftnring and idHn* Fite Brick! Ac i.
thle day dbeMred. . o. Jf. 'IRVINF*
Connellrraie, March ath,lC3B-inrg>:dlm *
BBAN&— 32 bbla wut 24 sks, for sale bv
. ;BawT«B * pawoam
GAZETTE.
VOLUME LXXI-—NUMBER 102.
{ngurancf.
BlerehanU’ Insurance Co. o[ Philadelphia.
WU. V. PETTIT, PresL D. J. McCANN, Secretary.
Amount of Capital Stock paid In and invested....s2oo,Qoo 00
Snrplus 63,42? 35
$l-63,428 36
Insures Cargo Risks on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and
tributaries. Insures agaiuxt loss or damage by Pire,
also against (bo perils of the Sea, and Inland
Navigation and .Transportation.
Diaictons.
Wm. V. Petit, John C Montgomery, John M. Pamroy. D. J.
MrCatm, K. P. Witmer, Rene tinilloo, BenJ. L. Woolston,
John A. Marshall. Charles B. Wright, John J. Patterson,
ElwiwulT. Pnoey
WM. V. PETTIT, President,
E. F. WITMER, Vice President
Dwight J M. Cskk, Secretary.
unue.
Helgcr, Lamb A Co., Philadelphia
Bock, Morgau A Stidfol-; da,
Truitt, Bro. A Co., do.
Pammy, Caldwell A Co, do
A T. Lmmi A Co., do.
Steinmltz, Justice A CV, do,
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. 97 WATER STREET
auftdtf 1L W. POINDEXTER, Agent.
Franklin Fire Insurance Company of
Philadelphia..
rmrcTona.
Charles W. Banrknr, Adolph K. Boris,
George W. Richards, Samuel Grant,
Thomas Hart, Dsrtd 8. Brown,
Mnrdecal D Lewis, Jacob R. Smith,
Tobias Wagner, Morris Patterson.
CHARLES N. BANCKKR, President.
Cmaito 0. BiKCKU, Secretary.
This Company continues to make insurances, permanent
or limited, on every description of property m town and
country, at rates ns low as are consistent with security.
The Company hnve rnterved a large contingent fond,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested,
afford ample protection to tli© assn rod.
The Assets of the Company, on Janaary Ist, 1851, as pub
lished agreeably to tiie Art of Assembly, were as follows
viz-
Mortgages $918,128 OS
.Heal Estate 84,377 78
Tuuiporary Loans- 83,906 17
Stocks 61,889 00
Cash, Ar_ Bl
$1,212,709 44
Since ihoir Incorporation, a period of twentyono years,
they have paid upwards of One Million, Four Hundred
thounand Dollars Losses by Ore, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Insurance, as well as their ability and
disposition to niret will) promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
apl9 Offlcu Southeast cor. Wood anJ Third ata
Continental Insurance Company.
Incorporat'd by Hu IsgUlahcrr of /Vnnry/oonm.
P n Mi T D A I. C II A It T E It
Anthon/ed Capital, Olio Million Dullan
Seen rod un<l Accumulated Orpital
HOME OFFICE.
So. Cl IF alnut Slrtst, aboee Philadelphia.
Fir.- Insurance on Building*, Famitnru, Merchandise, Ac.
gcucally.
Marine Insnranrc ou Cargoes ami Freights, to all parts of
tin* world.
Inland Insurance on Goods, Art, by Lakes, Rivera, Canals
and Lund Carriage*, to oil parts of the Onion, on the most
faroroble tortus, consistent with security.
GEORGE W. COLLADAY,formerly Recorder of Doeds.Ac,
Philadelphia.
WM. BOWERS, formerly Register of Wills.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, firm of Otdeman A Smith, Importing
Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third
street, above Market, Phils.
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat A Son, CoppcrsiuUhs, No.
12 Quarry street, Phils.
EDWARD V. MACHETTK, Arm of Machetto A Raiguel,
Importing Hardware Merchant*, No 124 North Third
street, above Rare, Phil*.
HOWARD lUNCUMAN, firm of I.ivicpiton A Co.,Produce
and Commission Merchants, No. 278 Market *L, above
Eighth, I'li I It*. 1
GEORGE W COLLADAPresident
UiLCH Wlisoa,Secretary.
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent.
uu2s.dly fc No. 24 Fifth street stilts.)
Karmerj' ami Jlrelianies' Fire anil IBarine
Insurance Company.
iN. \V. Corner Second and WalnntSts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
xescTs or me ronrißT, msi’art Ist. 186 s
U-'iida. Mortgage*. Ground Rents, Bank and
other Stacks f212.45n 00
l—osn.nl for Stork* 37,060 o 0
Trust Fund in New York 23.151 50
Deferred payment ou Htork 97.700 00
Hills Receivable 74,404 (“
Cash nn hand and duo front Agi-nls. 46,000 33
Pl.'mintusoD Policies riHx-ntly ussuedutid debts
due the Company 20,638
$630,8941
THOMAS R. FLORENCE, Pnsldeo*
Pintit R HiLMbOLO, h*N-r*Ury.
ntiL&niLPJMJI H/tRSSCCS.
I I>»tM P. Brown,
| Chart** 1.. I!nto.
d.diti 11. Brown
M Baldwin,
.Sewmy.-r A Orafl. | Jnmea Milllnger.
'autos Howard A C>>., Plielp*. Carr A Co
Wm M.OulU ACo , | J. M. Irwin. t
Plttalmrgti Ofllce, No. DO Water Street
lel2'3md THOMAS J. HUNTER, Agent.
MonongaheU Ininr&nct Companf,
ok i-irrstiUKou.
■ *»r:<.«!u*-JA.MKt‘ A HCTCIIISO:., rreslJeot
IIKNKY M. ATWOoIi, Secretary.
Or ni l, No w Watie Ptreit,
W».‘i Im'jTf all k\adj of t\rt and Marmr Kt
ASSETS, NOV. 20th, 1817:
Stock Duo Hill'. paynMc on d<-oi»tiii, secured by
tnv appr<‘i*<i names <llO,OOO 0
Hills Keoit&bk- ’ 26,103 3
Cash 11,008 8 1
70 sharps Mechanics' Bank Stock—cost 3.92 U 00
Premium Note- 31,902 10
Office Furniture COO
Ryk Acc«nnts .... 4,SOU <3
Wm II lli)lii>p«
Kwtl. I> 11 r <-il.
Wm. U-*,
Wm A, Culilutill,
Wilson .Mllli'r,
John McDemt
A. U*rry
Jpiura A. Intchlaoo
UKNfIY M. ATWOuD, >„ c'j
Ttios. 8 Clorfc ■
Western lnsnrnnoe CompHny
or PITTSBURGH.
GEOROE DARSIE, President
S M. GoitlHiN, Secretary.
UfHCK. No 92 Water street, A CV’i Warehouse,
ay c(Air>, PUul-un;h.
nw future a-jaintl all kinds of Fvre and Marine itilki
A Home Institution moneyed by /tirfdtn. mho are mil
known tn the community, and who art determine!, by
promptness and til-entity, tn maintain (hr character which
they hart assumed at offering the protection to those who
desire to be insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 31, 1837.
Stock Accounts f 121/.UO <M>
Mortgage 2.1C0 00
Hills Receivable 4,1*il 07
Office furniture 240 00
Oped Acconots 9,4*8 I*l
Cush ... .. 14,i1l 41
lYrrotuui Notes.,
lulls DU-mriied
I \Vm. SlrKuist.t,
I NntLajiiel llutuxt-,
I Ales. Nloilck,
M. Ixijfp,
I Williuo U. t*niith
j C. W. lUckctKin,
I
GoOtge l*UI»lr.
K. Miller, Jr ,
J W. Holier,
U. W. Jack-oil,
James McAuley,
Alexander Stmcr,
Audrew Ackley,
n«.lft
V. >l. OOfIPON, Xrc'j
Pittsburgh Life, Fire ami marine ins. Co.
Office, Corner Market and Water Sts.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
UOBT. GALWAY, President.
r A. ItincuAKT, ALEX. BRADLEY, Vic* Prcil.
Ajtdrsw FLncao, M.D., Examining Physician.
Till* Company make* emy Insurance appertaining to
connected with LIFE RISES.
Also, acalnit Unit min) Cargo ItLks, on the Ohio and
Ui«Alu4'|>l rivers and tributaries, and Marine Risk gen
ertdly.
Au<l against Leas or Damage by Fire.
Aud against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Narlgatlos
and Transportation.
Policies uaoed at the lowest tale* consistent with safety
all parties.
pntCTOML:
Alexander Bradley
Jusopb B. Loech,
John Fullerton,
Nathan F. Hart,
David 11. Chamber*
William Carr,
Robert N. Hartley,
John ITGill,
Robert Galway,
fiamnel McClurkeu,
Joseph P. G&zzam, M. D
John Scott,
James Marshall,
Darld lUchcy,
James W. Uailman,
Cbns. Arbnthnot,_
M6 —uiy2A-ly
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
or riTTSBUBQn.
Office No. 03 Fourth Btrc«
DIRECTORS.
| Watlo lUmptcn,
A. A. Curler,
Robert Patrick,
A. C. 8a ni peon,
J. 11. Jones,
Jobs Taggart.
Ileary Sprout.
Nlcbolaa YoegbUy,
James U. Hopbine,
CUARTERKD CAPITAL $300,000
and Marine Rlaka taken of all descriptions.
OFFIOBRS.
Jacob Painter,
Geo, W. Smith,
A. J, Jones,
Uody Poltoraou,
J. P Tanner,
I. GrterSprool,
W, D. Mcßride,
0. A. Coltoo,
President—A. A. Ctsma. *
Vice President—Root Pirrxuoß.
Secretary and Twaanrer—l. Qsjsa Srsoct- nu^dly
Citizens' lnsnrantt Comp'r oi t'ittsbnrgfi.
WU. BAOAX.KV, President,
SAMUEL L MABBIIKLL, Pocrctary.
O; ic< 04 ITjUr Street, betwa* Starlet and TT.-ott Sh
llnll and Cargo lUika on tba Ohio and Ml»
aiasippl Hirer*, and Tributaries.
Insure* against loaa or damage by Fire. Also, sgsinn
tb« perils of the Baa and Inland Nsrlgatkm and Tranapori
ation.
mxktou.
CaptJJark Sterling,
fl. U. Ktar,
Joluj S. Mworth,
Frauds EsDen,
Win, B. Di/i,
Joha Bhlpton.*
Walter BryaoL
IdweU, Jr. S
Wm. HagaUr,
Samuel Bm,
Jaa. M. Cooper.
Jaa. Park, Jr.,
lav M. Pets Dock,
8. Harhsagh,
Capt. Sam’l 0. Young,
J*~~ John Call
Philadelphia Pi re and .Life
insurance company
No. 149 Cheanot Street.
°i,s°* ,T * thr custom nocsE
4U °f Inwraoce, either Perpeio&iot
u™“!i 7 dcjcripUoa KPiopwtjror HnS»«llS
it rawntblt ntts of pnmliuß, ”
““Taa. &«,
S' b 1 JSS? 1 o»n*ton,.
n ******* Jcmeph 8. P»oJ»
i'fSEEU JohaCUjtcs, 7
a. J. Higv|« t J B. WOor.
f. BuaaVM9|BNrHftvr..A-. V
Insurant*,
FIIIK ISSVIUXtK,
lt tn«
Reliance fflataal insnrancc Company of
PHILADELPHIA.
On Bnilding*. Limited or Perpctn&l,3Jercband)*c\ Faniitnro,
*c„ tu Town or Country. \
Office No. 30s Walnut Street. .
Capital $177,228..-Aasrrs s2i£,4&s BP.—lnTOitedka follows:
Flr»t lmproTedCitj Property, worth I
doable tho■m.iTiiii $[120,200 ot>
PeDtia. R&ilrntd Co*s 0 tvor rent. Mort tragi' Irfiau,
$30,000, ro*t .... ; *ACOO 00
Allegheny comity « per not. Penn.v It. IL Loftt) 1 10.000 00
Penn*ylT*al» Railroad Co « Stock ; 4JJOO 00
Stock cf tbs Reliance Mutnnl Imitrenc- O 19,1t0 00
Stock of Coaaty Fin, lnsnmnf* o. 1.G50 00
Scrip of ln*ar»a.- CwtipunW . 475 00
Bill* Receivable, lm»lnr«a p»p»T I f. 2,711 50
Book Aecocnta, accrned Mitermt.fic ; IP
C»eh on hand and in Rank . ~ 10.013 20
‘ $L52,4G3 SO
CLEM TIXOLEV. President-
MUCTCE^.
ClumTiagley,
Win. R. Thompson,
Divid 8. Brown,
C. StoTPQKOD,
S&mQ'.-I Bi'i'bam,
Robert Stocn,
WUUam Siaw'r,;
Betjj. W. Tinfrk.tl
Marshall Hill, \:
Z. Lothrop, ].
.Chan. Lelaod,
’Jacob T. Bontin|i
j Smith Bowen, '!
| ffm. 51. Semplol IPiltsP'g
B M. OINCLLMAN, ScrO'tary.
4 0. COFFIN, Kfrut .
rth*a»t coruerTbird and sYw4;«tr«wt*
John R. Worrell,
11. L. Carson,
Robert Tolnnd,
Moses Johnson,
C. 3. Wood,
JatncaS. Woodw«r<).
Delaware mutual Safety Insurance Company,
hzcorpcraUd by the LegUlaturr. of 1835.
Office, S. E. Corner Third end Walnut dt*.
FIIILADKLI'HIA.
HARIfn! IffSCliAi* CKS on Vi Hsels, Cuc^«s t bB'J Freight
to all narta of the tvorM.
/J\X-UV r D ]?iH'J"• r»n iltmla, by Rtvrjin, Censl*,
and Land CarriageA, ku all [.arts of the Unlit
riRK INSURANCES on M.-rrharullre
Stores, Dwelliug Uotues, Ac.
Mihi of Iht Qrmpnny, ,\V/r. Ui, IW7.
Bonds, Mortgagee, and Ileal Estate §lOl,
Philadelphia Citj, nml other Luacs 13;,
Stock In Banks, Hailruad & I r;suriinc<- Co*.. l 3!
Bills ReecitaMa 2J»u|
Cash on hand
Balances Id hands of Ag-nts, Wt-minm* on
Marine I’oliciterccentlj Luu*-d, ainl oth
er debts dec the Company
But'scrlptlon Notre.
VVilliitut M.uliii,
Joseph 11. Nal.
fclßinml A. Ssu>lr<.
John C. tlnvla,
John K. IVun«w.
Uonrge Q. U'ii-vt,
Ktlward Islington
Dr. K. M. lluaUiii,
WUltam C. Ludwig.
Hoi(b CriUif,
.».i!Ui « l.*. llaikL
TI.-.j.l.lllMl'rtuJ,
'i'cu-jluur,
William Kjr.« t .h
J- K. Peiilaluti,
.I»«l>Qa I’. Kj t»,
hnnißfl K «n>ki
ll. nry H.jin,
JnmeaC, McFar!
Thomas C. li&ac
Rohm Kurt- >u,.
J.>!m It. Fvmj-li*,
D. T. Jturgan,
J. T. I/opari
n'M. MARTIN, PnaMuit
TIIOS. C. HAND, Viro Pn-i
HtSBT LriOOß*, Swrclnry.
Hiacucvr McUt&lii,
Ciiwlrt Krlloy,
11. Jchips Brouli>»,
Jarob l* J.m*-!.
i\ a. Madeira, A|
spllyd—j*l2 No. 90 Water J‘j
Tie Great Wesiern Fire ami Jinrinr
OF PIIILAUEU’IIIA,
Ojjirt in ('•nifivi/'i finUdiag, A’>. 4-jl l| i’-j ■/ r-,rr- it'
fourth Sir**!. *-
cuinTta rtBrtTCAL
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
Capita! paid iu
Surplus, Janu&iy.lrt, !*>»■>
*-jrAn*io oo
FIRE IXSUHAXCK —I.iwitw] or IVrpetcol.
MAKIXfi IS'SUIIA.XCIZ, on Ycwls, Cargo uml Freights.
IXLAJfD IXSL'ftA Xf'fi l«y lUtcm, Caimls. Mk«w and
Land Curing-*.
OUttCTOEg;
Charles 0. Lnthrap, 14151 Walnut *treri
William Darling, IMU Tine strec.l.
Alexander Whiilili'U, Merchant, IS North Fiot-t
Isaac Uuleburst, Attorney am) Conus*!lcr.
John C. ilontar, tiro of Wright, Uantcr A Co.
K. Tracy, firm of Tracy A Co., Goldsmith's Hall
Johu K. McCurdy, Arm of Jones. White A Mc/htrdj.
Tlii’S- L.Gillespie, firm of Gillespie A Zell-r.
Jas, B. Smith. Arm of Jos. B. Smith A Co
lion. Henry M. Fuller, office IK!7 Fonth TtirJv,
John It. Vogdca, office comer of Fereutb and
James Weight, into Cashier Bank of Tii*ra
Allred Taylnr, office Cairo City Property.
.lona J Slocum, t fiire U-<‘. South Third street.
C. C. LATIIROP, President.
W . DARLING, Vice l‘rt«iil«at
LEWIS GREGORY, |
xvond Vice I‘renid't j 8 Wall st , .\. \
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary and Treasurer.
II K. RICHARDSON, Aasktaat S*cr*tarv.
K. W. POINDKXTER, Artol, '
97 Water street, Pittalinrgh
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