1 THE
established ff
NBW YORK ADVERTISEMENT S |
from H. 8. SCHELL'S Advertising House, No. 335 Broad
er- j
k N ENERGETIC BUSTNESsThaN CAN
™, I® «ny Pert of the United States, from l iroo to
do* l *™ V4*J, by aelUng from samplo “TUB Pi TEST
INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP," with an *=»
provod Boner. Every family who- Km regard for li <*. |«r
-•on, property or economy will purchaeo them. For infat
mulct) by meiltincloseeump, to
IiAWXnURST A MOTT
Patentees add exeluilvo Manufacture ■*. wn-cc
oo3S:onuLa CO Fulton »trw>U New V «k.
LIQIITE, NEWTOII dfc BRADDPBVS, r
> W. llnxmt Street, Xeu Tort,
Manufacturers of the Patent Arch
Wrest Plank Plano Porta, oelebrated fcr depth, full
from the greatest musical celebrities of tbo caaatrr, «odln
every fair, when brought In competition with other Instru
ments, have obtained the highest premium. The Patent
Arch Wrest Plank, which Is owned and used only t>7 u*.
guarantees their standing in tone longer than 411 ?! 1.
rtrument; while their unprecedented demand In all parts of 1 .
the country Isamffldent proof of their superior excellence.
A liberal discount to Clergyasa, Schools end the trade. |-
JeWytfcA
Bniafitets.
ACKEOWN * FINLEY, Wholesale
Druggists and Manufacturers of Carton OU, No. 167
Liberty street, Pittsborgfa, Pa- Ja3o:lyd
Bi L, FAUNESTOOKr* Co., late ofthefirm
FniipxtA.t and cQceesnn to Fleming
Bros- WboUsnloDntggfai No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth
BtA» Plltsborgb. Pa.
D A. FAHNESTOCK. A 00., WHOUS
n« tale Draggists tad Maanfetorers of White Lead,
Lead aud Litharge, comer Wood and Frost streets, Pitts
burgh.* mcb7
JSCXIOONMAKEK, MAN U FACT URER
• ofWVit* Lead, Red Lead, Zinc, Paint, LUbarge, Pot
ty and Whnlmalt Dealer In Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Tuxpen
tine, Ac-, N<a Wood PUtibargb, Pa. ocSiiyi
JOHN lIAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR T 0 JAS.
Retail Druggist and Dealer
is Paints, Oils, DyectuOs, Ac., corner Wood nu>l Sixth street*,
Pittsburgh.
4SF B lUgulsr Agent for Dr. Pnrd’ir Medicine.
J' OIIN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
erioDrugs, Paints,Oil*, Yarntab*-e and Dyestuff*, No.
•96 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
AU onto* will recolro prompt attontlon.
n*r24:lyd*w
rasDUUCE MSP* nxoaoK
Braun a ueiter, wholesale and
Retail Druggists, corner of Liberty and St. Clair sts.,
JOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L..
Wilcox 4 Co.) cornor Market street and Diamond, keep*
constantly on hand a fall and completo assortment of Drugs,
Uodlciuos, Medicine Chest*, Perfumery,and all articles per
taining to bis business.
proscriptions carefully compounded at all
boon. Ja&ly
Dr. oeo. h. keyser, druggist,
140" Wood street, corner of Wood street and Virgin
Alley, PitUborgh, Pa.
ilroliurc Bcalem
LEECH & HUTCHINSON, Commission
and Forwarding Merchants, dealers In Western Re
eorre Cbecao, Flour, Fish, Bacon, Butter, Ltnaood Oil. Pot
and Pearl A«hoe, Stvda, Grain, Dried Fmit, and Produce
generally. Best brands Family Flo<ir always on hind.—
Agents for tlin aale of Madison Co's celebrated Patented
PearlStarsb. Nos. 116 Socond and 1-13 First sta., between
Wood and Balthfleld st*., Pittsburgh. Pa. epilyd
Cheese warehouse.— henry' ii.
COLLINS. Forwarding and Commission Merchant, and
Boater in Cheese, Batter, toke Fish and Produce generally,
Wood st- aboee Water, Pittsburgh. my2l
JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
* OHIO, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and
Wbolesalo Dealer In Western Reserve Cheese, Better, Pot
and,Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally. Front
between Smlthflcld and Wood, Pittsburgh.
Mr bane A ANJER, (SUCCESSORS
to LI A. Mcßane,) Dealers in Floor, Grain and
co. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 124
Second streeet, Pittsburgh, Pa.. [Jan.l, , 67:dly3Jal2
David c. uerbst, flour, pro
dace, Provision and Commission .Merchant, No. 2C7
Liberty street, corner or Hand, Pittsburgh, give* hU atten
tion to the sale of Floor, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Cheese, Batter,
Crain, Dried Fruits, Seeds, 4c, 4c.
ay«fVin«ignmwntn rOSpcCtftlll J solicited'
Alex, fubsyth, (soccessob to
k Scott,) Forwarding and Commission Mer
chant, Dealer la Wool, llldes. Floor, Bacon, Lard and Lard
Oil and Prodnca generally. No. 75 Water it-, Pitt»bargh. Pa.
lAGLE warehouse.— j as. “gard-
I INER,' Whales ala Healer fa Floor. Provisions and
low generally, No. 6 Seventh street, between Liberty
fcnithflolil, Pittsburgh, pa.
jfferma cash. tarfhly
nxW{E» WIRTS A CO., General, Com*
minion'Jderehanta mod Dealers in Groceries an<l Pro
dace, No. 135 Liß?rtf street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
«-Can»inimcnta solicited and satisfactory returns guar-
Bteed. dolfclydawT
(sarptlo.
\TTILLIASI McCLINTOCK, Dealer in
VV Carpets. No. M 2 Market street. f<-
' W. D. AH. PI»CALLUai,
Dealer in carpets, oil cloths,
MATTINOS, Ac. No. 57 Fourth itreet rwnr Wood.
attonwss.
IRISII & MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law,
Offlcs No. CO Fonrth .treat, Pltutmrgh, I’* Notary rub
lie and Ohio CommiMioner.
Robert M’KNluut, attorney jit
Uw, and Solicitor of the Bank of Pittaborgb, No.llo
Fourth •trret, I‘itUlmrgh. -A..
TOSEPH S. * A. P. MORRISON, AT
-93 tonipys at Law. OMce No. 95 Pourth it., noar Wood,
Pittsburgh, Pa- m * g4
oej) ffiooba.
C tf. LOVJE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
• UfjOxrU, sign of tbo original Boe Rite, No .4
Market street, PUtabocgh. mrl °
UKPHY &'BURCHFUSU), dealers
in Silk* and Ladle* 1 Drew Good* generally, Cloaks,
Talma* and Ebawls, Embroider! os and Staple Goods, for
family use. Anunosnally extentire assortment in all the
abore departments, Juit received and selling at the loweat
jy-North-east cor. Fourth and Market »ta."o oc3
RH. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
, Dealer in Bonnets, Hats. Straw Trimmings,
Straw Goods generally. t '* 6
fflatnaflrs.
Seventy-flve Heir and Second Hand
.CARRIAGES .AJSD BUGGIES,
WHITE’S REPOSITORY,
TWO MILE RUNT NEAR LAWRENCEYILLE.
TIIE Hubscriber offers for sale,
excliange on the moat reasonable terms,
fine assortment cf Barouches and eeeond-band Buggies, made
by Watson, of Philadelphia, acme bat little need. Alsn,
Baggiee,made la my own shop, from tn*
"rory best material porcboaod In tbo eastern market. A tine
lot of Trotting Wagon*, new and second hand. Also, a lot
of Boat Wagon*, Jenny Linda, Germantown Wagons, Jersey
Wagons and Rnckawayt, two fine pbartons, eeata for four
nersoatone of them Wataon’e mako and one of them New
York make. Two fine Snlkle*,ono®ade by Mr. D. Rodgers,
Philadelphia, and a few common Boggles, suitiblo for light
marketing. The subscriber flatter* htmaolfhe ran make it
to tbo Interest ofporeons wishing to purchase, to give him
la conrenlent to the city, the Eso-l
-tiarOmolbu* Un* OoaehM pasting the door every up min
mriSniawotn T
Carriage anil \tagon Daanfattory.
M. L.. STEPHEN B, Agent,
Corner Smithfithl Street and Diamond Alley,
WOULD respectfully inform theQgESLKy
pnhlic that he is now located as shore. trSsfiS**-
and has resumed the holiness of Carriage milting in all lu
varieties, sod la also prepared to execute orders lor Wagons
of all descriptions, including all work for Iroa Merchant*’
"soUdtlngacootinuaocaof tho patrunagoao liberally be
stowed upon him while at the old stand of •‘Bigelow A Co,"
be would assure hit friend* that the same caro and atten
tion will be given to orders as heretofore, haring so
curodtheserricoeoftbobost workmen, and baring ample
apartment* elsewhere for the finishing of fine work.
grvwt aasurtmont of heavy work now on band, mil
ablo for Bpring ns*. All work warranted for 12 month*.
aß*P*rttcularattention given to repairs- Jal-Llyd
Coach and Carriage Factory.
JOHNSON, BROTHER A CO.,
Cbmrr of Belmont and Rebecca Streeti,
ALLEGHENY CITY.
VSTOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- r^ajL.
W form theirfriend*, and the public geo».gg=sBrl
rally, that they are manufacturing llarooch"",
(loekaways, Bngjdo*, Sloighs and Chariots, Id all their van
oos styles of finish and proportions.
AU order* will be executed with strict regard to durability
and beauty of finish. Repair* will also bo attended-toon
tbs moat reasonable term*. Using In «U thtir w<-.rk the
bt«t Eastern Shaft*, Poles and Wheel stuff, they feol confi
dent all who favor them with tbalr patronage will bn
rrfectlT satisfied cn trial of their work.
Purchaser* are requested to give them • call before pur
chasing claowhore. ooS;lyd
WALNUT HALL RESTAURANT
J IASOX7C BALL, FIFTH STREET,
jOSBI*S: PBICKBR,
PROPRIETOR.
All the delicacies of
TUB SEASON, prepxred Lj tht m«t .X-
pxrieitceA cook*,xerr«l«P •* tto xtortot do ÜBMOI.
'“fxOCBOCR A. U. UNTIL TWELVE O'CLOCK P. M.
All ortleUs lotto lion, pocollxr to ttoHut, Wext or
. that they could deiir*. .
Depot for Oyster*, Fish, G«me and early
Vegetable* In their fs!3 ocn:iya
SIT ARCH AGENCSi.—HAVING BEEN
BTABOIi, (which U warren ted e<jaal in quality to any known
in thla market) nr* now prepared to ttrpplf Wholesale I** -
ere at manufacturer*’ price*. We InTlte the attention of tha
Trade In thla article, to an examination ot ear present stock,
and which will be kepteoual to the demand.
ATWELL, LES A CO,
my 6 No. B Woodatra*
American Kiowcn, Kuicbei, Trlnnalncii
Ac, Ac.
THE subscribers beg to draw attention to
tbolr department of American Flower*, KtucUm and
Trimming*, which will be frond complete, tbo design* t>eic~
_ taken trooi tbo fashionable French, anti tbo muon
ftetvn'canflntd to their tmm F\etari<s. W\olrtiU Duyrri
only ere reqoeatotl to examine the tfimplra.
JNO. a UF.NDERSOS SUYTO A CO.
2UO DronJwttj, New Yurt.
iUMACUINfiIN
THEGBEATKST MAT'
the world*
A ffORTUNB HADE WITH A SMALL INVKBMENT
THOMAS’ PATENT HATCH MACHINE
liAiteplfS cSoflpandpwftet MHch Mftkw. The Martin*
COStSOTIT *US; l* Ariran by liaiifl, wfllttHutb® for
ms Oluie ai*na&chirpr iaa sUuri.Um* Where good
lita be hid resdity It mdlertsHy r*lticu* the cost
Mrfmtl coonty or Machine privileges art offered for
MM*t A moderate price. For particular*, call at GAZETTE
DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
IN 1786
fflommission, See.
: BurußTCi*jn!»<J ••• '
j CANNING * BOND,
| COMMISSION MERCHANTS
| iV-.. X'.,th Sr-'-'Ui-l gtr*-t.
PHILADELPHIA.
JVr th* «:*ie .•! ProAor** nu<l purchase of Fi.»b, 4o , Ai. Anj
(;r • iitrnxtc.l with thoin will bo promptly Wwnnb-il
apitf
■ il-cotu Llica JOBSL. U£tca JOS S licru
JOS. S. LEECH & CO.,
Llbertyit., Ptltiburgh. Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCIIANTB.
DEALERS IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
'l?in Plate ami Tinner’s Stools.
AND
PITTSBURGH MAN UF A HTU RES.
Jjndly
snusoia niKDIOOn...BI.TJAHL'» r. PETTIT...WM H WHIT»tHX.
SPRINGER lIARBAIGII &. CO.,
CO MM IS S lON MEUCIIAXTS,
DKALERS IN
Woo), Hides, Produce Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
J*ia
McALPIN & co.,
(Uloof J. S. Locch, McAlpiii A Co., JUlaburgb.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING MKRCIIANTS'
l.evee anti 'Waablngt on Avenue,
WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY.
REFERENCES:
Jrwu-pli H. L«re:h A Co., and Pittsbnrgb Merchant* puiier
ally. Jj’llrrtAwJjT
TUOMAS A. GALLAOHER,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS, So. 20 Pine Stmt, Ft. Unit, Mo.
azrta to
HISOU, UIKTXAIT A Co., | Joses* Lavtu.
Loßcm, UnwuT k Co., I 7.c0 k Paikter.
WiR porrhaae to order, I<oad, U«*mp, Bacon, Grain, Ac
Prompt atteution given to any manner of forvrurdlu,;.
ju*!:lyii*
DITU B. LEWIS D. H. Et>o6RTtjN,
LEWIS & EDGERTON, (Successors to D.
T, Morgan * Co,) Whotewln Grocer* anti Commission
Merchants, 107 Wood street, Fittshnrgii. mr2
HENRY S. KINO, (LA’i’K OK THE
firm of Kin* k Moorhrari.) Oninralaslnn Merchant,
and Dealer In Pig Metal and Bh>oma, No 76 Water street, )<*-
low Market, Pittabnrch, Pn. .ipl9
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO lIAR-.
• dy, Jones ACcK,)Commi«*lon and Forwarding Mer
chant; Agcntof tlie Madison nud lndian«j“.’lis Railroad, c.-r
-oer First and Ferry st*.. Pittsburgh, Pa. JiCfifclyd
E“ div aru TT “meg raw r~o Bn kral
Commission Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in Manu
factured Tot>amj, Imported and Domestic Snuff. Ac-,
Am, No. 241 Liberty street, opposite the head of Wood. I*tjta
burgh. Pa. mhlily
ffiroccrß.
T. LITTLE &. CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
AnJ dealers in
FLOUR, BACON. CUEESK,
FISH. OILS and Pit.'DlVi:
No. 112 Second St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
■#3U Liberal advaon-* made nu coa.<ignm< nta. /ti, 1 n
R'OBETcr DICKEY. Wholesale Gr-i-or.
Produce and Commission Merchant. N - I I Front
street, near Wn.*L Pittsburgh. Pa. «p'- lyl
Bag" al ey, c6soraV k & c 6.*
Wholesale Grocers, Nos. IS and 20 We'd street. Pitta
geo.a kxts *. B bX&aiE.
Reis & berger, grocers and
Dealers in Bacon, laud, Flonr, Clnvee, Brooms, tc H
Bontb-West comer Smithfield and Second Street*, hit*-
burgh. ocilyd
lexander“king; wholesale
Grocer and Importer of hud a Ash, No. 273 LiUoity
Stmt, Pittaborgb, Pa. ajil lyd*
MITCIIELTREE, Jr.; & lIRO.,
Wholesale Grocer*, Rectifying Diaulters. and Win*
and U.jaor Merchants, No. 200 Liberty street, Pituburgh.
_Jn2S _
cm. B. JOSQ J KS. L. coouti.
JONES & COOLEY, WIIOLELALE GRO
CERS and Boat Furnishers, denier* la Printin'" and
Pittsburgh Manufactures, No 111 Water street, u-«r i - ii*rry
Alloy, Pittsburgh^Pa. my2r>
OAJI’J. t. saajvta. -nms 9 ml*okth
SIIRIVER & DILWOUTH, WHOLESALE
Groccra, No. 130 and 132 Fe.-ond street,- (bet •'■'-.•u-Wv.od
and FmithficUl,Pitbd>«rgli
jobs nort- Ru-aAKo ruitn william »um>.
JOHN FLOYD A: CO., WHOLESALE
Grocersand Comciivi.in Men bants. No. 173 Wood and
223 Liberty «m-t. lambim-h.
WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALEGRO^
CEILH, ComiuU*iou Mciehanti and H.nl.-r* in Pn
doce and Pittsburgh Mai-h/ik lure*. N„. 2ls LU*-rty «trert,
Pittsburgh. _ JoiS
ISAi Air Too KK Y Y"S)7# 1 KfLKSALE
Grocer*, Commission Merchant-v&nd Idlers 111 Produce,
N®. hO Water street, and W Front Klreet, pittsbnrgb.
WM". ‘ M c C U-T C H E ON" WIIULR
BALEOrooT. Fi.a'.hc* and C.nmni«Kir.ti Tlrt, lyuit.
and Dealer m t‘UL<biir e -b ArUt-W*. No 15*
Liberty street, Corner of Brewery ay. I’lU-burch. Fa. utyll
/OHH ATWELL. A. J. LLE Cn.V.l. ATWEU-.
Atwell, lee a co.. wholesale
Grooers, Dn-iiife ant ('ouiiom-iom Men'lianta, and
Dealers In fitlal-oretj Manufarturea, No b *trret,le
twoen Water auJ Front »t., I‘ittMljiiracli- aflS
R ROBISON GO., WHOLESALE
• Grocer*, Corauiisalob Merchant*, and Dtsalrre In alt
kinds of Provision*, Produco aud Manufacture*,
No. 255 Liberty itrooL, INttsburgh■ JaltHyd
Robert ii. king, wholesale hro-
CHR, Cumoiisainn Merchant, au<l Dealer la Prathers,
Pish, Floar, and all kind# of Country Produce, No. 211 Lib
erty alrw't, month of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Pa. LiUiral ad
vances made on consignments. JaN-lyd
WUUI - '"-v
Robert dalzell a oo„ whole-
SALE Grocer*. Commission and Forwarding Mer
rh ■nfj> gnd Dealers in Produce and Pittsburgh Manufacture*,
No. 251 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. iuy2
Krai Estate agents,
WILLIARI WARD,
Dealer in promissory notes,
Honda, Mortgagee and all securities fur mou«y.
Persona cau procure leans through my Afleury, on r-jvwn
able terms.
Those wishing to lur<*»t tbelr money to good advantage,
ran always find first aud sneond clam [ -ijr at my nftbfor
iale>.
All commnnJcHtlons and interview* strictly cnnfldeniUl.
OfflrwQ RANT STREET, upjr-mte Jit. Pan Pa Cathedra!
Joltdtf
tjoofesclltrg, fee
WS. KENTUUL, l!H St. Clair Mreet.
• Dealer lo tMigtnns and M R.-k .. and
Depoeitory »f Animiao Tract .S.k|-|j'i Publications
turltfcdswlyP _
vrrM. (!. JOHNSTON VcO„ Stationers,
W Blank Book Manufacturers and Job Pnntcta, So
STWood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
E' o.' UOCIIUANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
# S. Sadler.) Whole-eulo and Retail Dealer iii Rook*.
Stationery And Paper Hangings, Fcdor&L alr«« t, tub door
K. of Market Stjuaro, Allegheny. Pa.
J — OllN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
Stationer, sncawiwr to Davison A Agtn-w, No t>d Market
itrcct, near Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa.
KAY A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND S'i'A
TIONEHS. So. 55 Wood str-et, next dour to the cor
ner of Third, Pittsburgh, Pa Schm-I aud Law lV>uks con
stantly on hand. __
T L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA
• riONEK. No. 71 Fourth st., Apollo Buildings.
TTfUNT a MINER, BOOKSELLER
| g and Stationer, Masonic Uall, Fifth street.
fHusic, &c
JOHN 11. MJSLLOK, No. M WOOD ST.
between Diamond Alley and Fourth stToet. Sola Ag-tit
rbrCUICKKRLNG A RONS’ (Itostno) PIANO FORTES, HA
SON A HAMLIN’S MODEL MKLODEONR and ORGAN
HARMONIUMS, aud Dealer in Music and Mimical Quods.
Ja23
KLEBER A BROT, No. 63 FI ITU
• St., Sign <iftheGold-*nH*rp,S>le Agent forNL’NNS
A CLARK'S (New York) unrivalled Grand and Sinara
PIANOS, and CARIIART A NEEDHAM'S j/mumc MKl*>
DEONS and ORGAN HARMONIUMS. Deal.-r. in Mum-- and
Musical Instruments.
CHARLOTTE BLUMK, MANUFAOTUR
ER and Dealer In Plano Forte*, and Importer of iluslc
and Musical Instruments. Solo Agent for the HAMBURG
PIANOS,uIao for l! ALLOT, DAVIS A <_Y>.'fl B‘*ton Piano*,
wlthatid without .E-Jean Attachment. 111 Wood stri-et.
myd _
-sJt»}sicianB
Dr. o'biuen can be consulted
at Dr. Smith’s,corner Filth anil IniithlDLl street*. on
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, from 10 to
1 and 1 to
on the Brownsville Road. JcChlyd*
pamtetg.
joat* tuOKPsos
JOHN THOMPSON & CO,
House painters, glaziers and
GRAINER 3, 135 THIRD STREET Sign Pnintii»g
executed with nnaluea* and dupatrh. Mixed PniuK "il.
Turpentine, Varnish, Japan and English Patent Dn»t«,
VxlU Montaigne Zinc, a very superior artlcl.. Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh While I/»d always on band and for sal- -
We are prepared to Grind Ooiurs f j r Paiutur*. Druggist* nr
others At ibeahorteot notice, as we have a mill which
grind* by sUmub. P*luL»r* will aavo money by getting
Uielr colors ground With aa. Sj mr *'_ v
Painters.
longalank,
House anlls i o n painters,
No 77 (Old l‘o«l Ofllcollal!dlDg)Tlilrd*lrf*;i, botw,,-.
Wood .od SI Jkot All order, prouplly •ttft.dxt to
»81gn»e»>cato<Hn.«dI**7‘ lrlt 7 lp -
French Artificial Plwwer. aud Flow*
Material*- „ . ei _. .
WE are now receiving our Spring Styles of
►Web Flower* and Flower Material*, wblei. (».*»*-
rloty and U-aaty surpasses auy former nawona '"l*; .
itob*. HauulictnrlDK nearly all l l* n Oooda wo oiTur » «
oimblc* iu to oiler to Whole*ale purcboe-ru ludnortamH
both in pri*e and confined styles*
Ostrich and Fane* FealWi iq many Myles, suitable u->
Spring Sale*, also, erery dewrtiVUoa of low priori Foncj
Fcetber*. for trimming Boys' and Children*’ Straw sou
Fancy Uat* For side on liberal terms, by
JKU.C.HENIJEIWON 3MVT.U * CO.,
fe!7:d3m p&\ Broadway, Mew lork.
*]V|TEI)IC ATEI> LIE,; qr Sold
».*, nox.—An excellent remedy fir Hrert
corn* Acidity of the Btomech, Ac. A lergoeopply r*e*lTsd
tfcl4 day by JOS. VUEMUfft oor.Mwktt *t. A Wi'd.
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 25_. ISSS.
iHanufacturcrs.
WELLS, RIDDLE * CO.,
80 Fourth Street, l J a.,
KAiurrAcrußtaa or
WHIPS, TIIONOS AND SWITCHES.
Drdor* i.j'.idl<«i irrm thetradc, and |t mptly «tu|“
pt*-i a* p»rr Instmction*.
Tutus—6 motitln, or £> |..t ,ei,| I-.t rash
Se*j;>:iydlwF
JOS. F. HAMILTON A < U..
ir.NoiNTcrcus .v- MyvCiiiNis i s?,
(Vatr Fiat n*d Lil-'rty Si*., !'■ 1
01, FERIOR STEAM ENGINES, f..r Grist
O and Fiw Mills, Ilrewcrie«. I*niiliiig E-tuMi-hiisei.t-j.
Manuti. luiiAA, kr.. maiie l>> enter
They al»-> roiitinrrp the mannfe. line ~f limit Celebrated
M A CTI I-N 1d T r- 1 Tu >• l.
Such a* Turning Lathe*,
Ir«u Planer*, 1
■' Ucnak and DrilliU4 Machine*, Ai
Alas Wn.ught Iron JihaflindTaUh Pulie>», Uaugcrs. A
•eSHydll yF V J‘*7
lIKNKY dBIIWIG,
.Yu. 4Si), corner Penn and ir<i?iiiif Strr.rH,
PlttBh u r g h , Ph.,
Manufacturer of iiemf and
MANILLA BED CORD?, HEMP AND TARRED
ROI’ES from In. to l’< in.-li, Fio«- and Common I‘arkirig
Yarn, Turrnl ami Spun Yarn, finsh and Bel! Corel. M’i-oI
Tirine, .Rrr»oai,Tying and Fewtug Twine. Flat ntid<l»*u«>n
Seine Taine. Ac.
Cft-A full supply of tlio above arUHes cointnntly -n hand
or mad** t.> order at the louml ca«h price*. |a'J7:lyd
MOOHHBAD’ft CO.,
UANCFACTCUERS of
A\,n rr / r r,„ , Plain n nti Core
GALVA -VIZ ED BHKET IKON,
F„r Rooting. Guttrrir.;:. Sj*outii:.-, L*
Ayrnt* far ll' V a
Palclit Imitation Ruiiln Sheet I. on
4Sr , Wat»honse— .V- 136 Full Mrrrf, /Vd‘... ;i
mr - J7 lyd
BUSHA & GUTENDORF,
ferr re a m bo i re it h
AN'D ALL KIND* OF
SHEET IRON WORK
Penn Street, mar Water,
Pittsburgh. Pcnna.
C0..\1! r ln« pr.-tnptLv utten-le.l V «• J 1 ’-m-l
a. . is v o N ss
(.-ll.'.veii.r A l.y U* .t !'• I
tOOKINO 01.ASS,V ITCTCIIK. riIAMKS,
AND I* r. A I. 1: It IN
VAKIKI’Y GOOUS. AC„
No. I3t Wood St., Pittsburgh, P«
fo:-. on
AIOKItIS AT COI/I’-rYItT
eDLE aAXur*i~rrßtiu or
HUGHE S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE AND TRIP HAMMERS,
Hammers «.r t ho r.-iinwn*- .«;**- a.*..
ma.leir, orele,-
Ne 1. Litl : 1:1. lull bl.'-A. 3f!S li , Cl t. f
.. .. ~ .. .. .. {*;<H • *• 4Mi
-3, •• 12 11'Vel ••
•• 4. •• 1,-. “ •• - STUKH •• •• >-.
- .‘l. •• 31 41150 •• •• l.'.i-i
•• (i, *• 24 642"1 •• •• 2i‘"o
t(S\ <lr lers • dinti.d. Frr patucchir* td-!r« s*
MDKKIS A O'LTAKr.
j*2l illy PiTTiDI Ron. Pa
SAMUFii. .BYtA-lji-iKY.
Bihk LtNr, |B«d..w the Ft Ciur Street llndgr.)
Allegheny City, Penn a.,
K*>i:r»<-Ti um "f
BKAULEI'S WIIULE9I KMTT I Mi UK.t,
of i'i-i % C l ~ *|..| Sunil- r
JS PREPARED To KILL ORDERS oN
•hoi l sotire f.,r every r..|.0 ,>r huiiiWt } ,l \*r I,* Ho
UK been nne nf thu orurmal tumiuln.'tußi-i* nf tiji- crl»loa*
ed ‘•Bradley IVixilrn Yams." m couiH-ctiiL wilt, n,j 10-.ther,
Wm.Bra.lley.Df I «<-uid re+ie.-ttnHy lb it a
•bare of the urder* fo \ aru*. a* *U>t- f
4®"Ca»tl paid for Sle-'p !»kin* and iYu.,! j-‘.T l yd
yriLUAH ovaMiiu. ;tan>»i u.trii
WILLIAM BARNHILL At CO.,
bl Penn st., Lulow Marburv, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKL'KS AND SHEET
Iron Worker*, Maautairtiirer* .it hiiruhill* Patent
Boiler, Lc.-iuetive, Fined and Cyhrdti Ihiil. r*. Cl.itutK-y
Brelrlieii. nr» Iti-.1, i’ipe*. (‘1 iid-ii*. r*. r.ilt r*o«.
Sugar Pan*, lr*>u Y-orlx, Lite H.J.Ls. etc. AI»o. Hl*. l>.n.un»'
Work. Budge and Viadurt lr..ua, done nt the *h- n. -i
tic**. All i-rden from a diatamv promptlv uii- ii ir !1 •
Jc-J-2
Penn Codon Mills, PlllaOurg h.
Kennedy. guilds *t gu. ( m xni’fag
TURKivS ..f
IVnn A No. 1 heavy 4-4 She.-tiiic*;
Carja.i (Tliaia .d *ll aad ah .inf!*.
C-.M.m To-ine;
•’ Bed C<>r-I<.
Plough Lin-. *n.t .-.i-t, C o 1.
•• Hop* of all sl.’va and |, .i.«.
Batting.
A9*U><' 'Pi left at the Hardware ?t..i-|.d 1 ya... Wil-ou
A Cu, 121 Wiaai street, will have attanti-if !--.!>
JAMKS IRWIN,
MANUFACTURER “F
SULPHURIC KTIIER: .Sulphuric A.riJ;
Sffevt Spirit* of Nitre; Nitnr ,Vi.|.
ifortaiiiu’s AleaJyue: M.irutu And.
Aquv AmtSoui:*. FIT, Nirn.J* J,<
FoviUt'* Solutroij; - piy4
Stay b- b/onJ 111 J dm 1< win A .-..u-. 5 7 H ,U,
ja rrfain .. ..a. ».jioi3jhi« .. i »« ivjfe.g
t PICIUIIN & JUILVXjiN,
MANUr ACitUELd AN b IjKAl.i:;:.- IN
WE. CHILDS & GO’S PATENT KI.AS
• TIC FIRE AM* WATER P|R(>>F CEMFST
R'd**FlNii. i:t?. Third Ftiiikt, l’iu»! urgh, l’i -4t :tf
WILLIAM TATE A. SON,
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. JO
Fourth etr.et. ~-ai l.it- rlr. and 172 IV,p, .lr—l, ii-vt
d.«.t t., Ahlerin.,n Paikooeo.'a i >i)b ai.d I i. r.,1 „| . i,.m
l-u-.-V A Heir li- Hv.
A*” Fieri d«— il|dluh of Filling* for W\ter, Hm and
Steam. ' ioiiiltf
JOHN CAMPIIKI.I., » -
M A N U F A 0 T U R E R OF HOOTSfP^
±IA and SHOEoof every d<y*cription, No :4 .imithtiel-l
•creel, Pittahurgb, Pa. uc3l:ly>.
insurance agfuts.
TIT E it CHAFFEE Airents Neptune Insur
mice Ci.„ l-lay.-tu* Hull, W.-M ntn-ef.
R FINNEY, Agent Eureka In.-uraiieeCu.,
• N<> 9 Water Atrtft. _
A A. OAK lUKK, SECRETARY
• IVtiDHfltauia Insurance C*»mj>*uy ■ Piitstm
Jones' UuilJinij,4L«iirtti str.v.c.
SAMUEL L. MARSIIKLL, Secretary Citi
7-m‘ Insarauco CotDjian), V 4 Wnteir *tr*»l
F? M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insur
_T t anco Company. W VVnUrr «tre<t.
J G ARDINKRCOFFIN, A pent b-r Frank
• liu Fire liisuriuce Company, North-voTt corner Wcoxl
‘and TUtnl strain.
PA. MADEIRA, Agent fur Delaware
• Mutual Insnranc* Ox, 42 WaU<r«tnet.
TilOS. J. HUNTER, Agent Farmers’and
M«*< liabica’ luauranco Co., 90 Watei #tr;-*t.
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Onntinental
tnsTirunc*' C«<. 24 FifU. ntr..-t
RW. POINDEXTER, Agent Great We. t
• era Itmurau.-- C-> ,tC Fi-.nt -m-H
slpi)olsirn>.
Waltut uaiHUL •T-ott-iii' m-.iisn
Walt Paper Warrliouir,
WALTER I\ MARSHALL it CO., Im-
J-irtemflM D-tl-ri. -7 Wi--1.!r.-t.l-nr..„ T,. U ltt.
■lrc.-t ond Uiain«n<l Alley. wh**r* rnny !»• f-utml un • slnnure
oworttii'-nt i.f-v.r; .lr-«--ri|.t»«*n nf t’ap»r lUmrini*-. <■ r Par
luis. IUIU. Diking hii-I Clmtnt-n. Al-., Wn,«l<.w
Slimlr*, in L-r-.t loru-ty «t lowest |nii-« c.uuttj .le-l-rt.
M l r, WALTKR P MAKSHaLL A i"i.
E‘ “'"'‘EDMUNDStIN A CO.. N-h. Do and US
a Tl.n-l It.'rif W.-.i. M-il l . l tV»,.r.r. »r.l L-al-m
In WALL PAPKIt,
CURTAIN OOiMVJ,
t;ItSAVKVT?. FRINGES.
TASSM.S ANOOMin?.
i:<iMfoi:u itKt'fi.
PATENT SPIRAL PI’UINO MATTUhNSK:*. A' ,
Wotll‘l solicit tile nttrii IPm of pnrcLas.-rv i<. t lr-ir
Ml.! v«h-l R|.-. M »anul
J* - SEIBERT, Practical Upholsterer,
- ,V« I'M) Third Swl, /‘itUhitrrjh.
Mujotvlurrr ana dealer in CURTAIN*. COKNKR,
BAN li?..?llAl’KSon'l BUNDS, MAITRASSKS.COitFuKTS,
CUSHIONS, At. P.irtL-ular nUeiiti-.a pil l to StHnmlu.nl
*«rli. Carfw*U fltteO »tid lull! to .irJrr mrltl lyil
JFurmturr.
,1 AMF.S W. WOODWRUIi.
Ki: RSI T l C II A I ii S
Wild 1, ESA l. E AXD R ETA l/,
F.mhrscuic nvt-rv ntyl*i <>f
FTJFtITITTJRE,
ItONKWuoD, MAROUANY A2fl> W,\LN'I-T.
SniiuM- t.-i
PARI.oRS. P|| AMUKRS AND
tf. any in l
NEW Vn |{ !•; AN D PHIL A D K I-1’ H 1 A.
i. n IM Elt I' R / C E S
nrtu-IJmailH l>y I I amt Waitui.tr.l -t*U
CMHNKT MAKERS
s<ip|.lk’l with nnv .pwnltty r.f FIJKNITURF I CHUHS
on rfa-Monal'ln term*.
hotels and ftkamroat':
FiiruinliH.l nt Hi" sburtlil notice.
WAnEnoo«'. No«. 77 asd 7'J Tnrna
mr-iSritf PITTSIlt'Htil!. PA
;mm it kh’h > ..thojj. u toofi*» »*srcis l. tovh i
T. U. YOILNU A CO.,
MtsurACttuuun or
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Ever? Description.
FACTOItY-rxiVdrnU Nr \%ywandPmna Atw
Wnretiouse—Nos. 18 &40 SmithHcltl Sl,
STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE-We
are couaUutly mnmiWtnring bTKAMBOAT CABIN
FURNITUKB nail CHAIRS, abJ iuvil- ibr mtei.t.-.u
thow" liitrrrste<] In U>ale.
■w3or.lAwS T. B. YuUNC A (X)
T. W. i.oUUUUKY, q
Watch and Clock Maker, TST/X
IMJNDKTKK OF
1?INE WATCILESAND JEWELRY,
No ‘ii Filth (treat, Between Wood au<l Murhi-t, Pitta
bmilh, Pn.
attciitloD i-il.l to tb* rrpntrlngof NVntrbe*
«n<l Jowwlrj.
*rf“AH work varrswt«d.
WALL PAPER—Fine Paper Hangings,
lUII Pnpi-r, PatKlinya. (tfirap W all Puper,
and Teatcr l*aper,-Fir" Board Pi Inta. Cui taiti Pai-"r. Tiaii*-
parent, OUt aud OB Cloth Window Sludew. now S print *t} !•«,
at Paper Room of (wp 10) K. C-COCHUA NIL All-Khotiy.
T?LOUR —20 bbls. Extra Family, made ol
I \ aolectcd .White Wheat, fcxpreaaly for Umily nan, in
More and for tale by ROBERT DICKEY,
, 194 Frootctreet) notr Wood,
! i*sii>cttc.
FLUt.ISHED DAILY AND WKKKLY BY
- RI D D L.E Ac OO _ f
rirra st&eb. axov* bmithfieud.
Arf- Tin: HA IL VGAZF.TTKiiUirttUcll Sempaper in Uu
n>,t. ar.i/ ;,jri*i(/aji ar'iT*l**f***a nmnngstUu Ousinru
vun.rn.t rr.i.;’,!ii</ o.'.’ dius/j.. it ’■ffrrs induesmrnttto aiix-rr-
at 'hr !,rtt wjniitrm *'irr>u;;A which to r»ur/i thr public,
kv-TITF If F.FKT.V CA7.KTTK iiiuu«f/r/ry We,/a-j.
drry «n,f .SiMril.ry. on ,t farye bLint.il iAe»4 un.f con/uini in
add,-1.,,, to H'wi >\f the wei, a cd>:-full\/ prepared and
rtha'-ir »' o,i .V.iriWi, <-amm<Trt'ji am/ rami./urv af
nftrt. and an dentate Hanl .V<rfe List, e-rrrdrd korr\i^/„ r
thu}-)-r—making if lb' bed Commrrciol S. icspapr in the
TERMS)
DAILY—f:u Dollar# pt>r annum, payvl-'e in advaucu. cr
12 1 rents per wi-ek. payable t>i tlio Carriers.
WKHRLY—Two Dollar* per annum, pay ddu in advance.
Clula* are fnmi.iheil on the following f-L*-
F*ur r..pie* elie year f« 00 -
'J 10 00
I went) •• “ “ *0 00
And "tie [,I the ja«n*<»n getting Up the ulub free.
payment* are itrictly re«|nired, and no p*
per Will I - sent utter tb- time i* up to which it win paid
flutea of AdvertUlng.
I spiireof lOUnee, 1 time
2 •• S uo
3 •• 4 00
l iu.it.tb b OQ
I •• “ 2 “ 700
I 3 “ 900
1 •• •• •• 4 •• 10 00
I (1 - 12 00
1 12 ~ 20 00
Vent |v *dvri U«T* areentltled U, one square, chang-
aide at plea*nre, per annum •
i-rtL*enicnt* with Cut* trehlii nrico.
General Synod A, 11. Presbyterian Church,
Fourth Do;/.— Met at the usual hour, an<l was
opi'ucl by prayer l*y L>r Prestly, anil singing of
a psalm By Synod.
The minutes of tho lasi ecsaiou were then read
and approved.
t in motion of L’r. I*really, acomniiltco of three
ttero nppoiciod to take legal advico in regard to
Hie eileot of ihe proposed union upon the rights
of properly now belonging lo IhisSynod, and lo
liip I’resbyUTie-* and t'hurchcs —said committee
to consist of Messrs. John Alexander, of Xenia,
i) . K rUtnhp, dr and Jm M. Brown, of this
cuy-
lt c \ Jas I'reftly, id N Y, had been informed
that Associate Synod are willing lo strike out
second part of preamble now under discussion,
and to adopt instead ono which he read: eug
gosird that a committee be appointed, to meet
wiih a similar committee of other Synod, to
agree upon some common ground.
Dr iTestly ihnught it unsafe lo arrive at con
clusions from gossip . persons whoso thoughts
ran continually in one channel are apt to arrive
at erroneous conclusions ; let us dispose of what
is now before Synod, and not bring up anything
new. lo re open the whole field of discussion.
The business then came up lo discuss the
preamble to resolutions. It was moved to di
vide ihe preamble, act and dispose of the first
part, and then take up and dispose of second
pari
Hr? A iwtehip was friendly to union, and
übjcrti-d only to second paragraph of the pream
Me. ih'uisjht the veric-t slave that treads the
ivirih ha-1 a right to r’.:*iU it wad the right lo
apeak and propagate his (houghls, which it
denied the theory was wrong, though the prac
tice might be right
Mr Wm Getty, elder of Philadelphia, made
some very sensible remark:' He thought the
basis of uiii -n had already been oJoplod, and
the only tm-mess which was now properly be
fore Synod was some plan "to consummate this
tini-m Supposed the jointcommitlcc had been
constrained by outside influence lo go beyon 1
the •piestion properly before them (Moderator
called the speaker to order )
Rev S McUracken, of Oxford, <>, one of the
uj potii'iiU of (he plait of union os proposed, ADd
as the representative of ?eve»l delegates, who,
on Saturday. sp.Ae ag&iust ifrp basis, here pre
sented a paper, explaining of him
selt ami associates, and elating that the light of
general debate liAd enabled them to seo that the
differences were mere technicalities, and that
there were no real obstacles io the way of union,
i hey difired Synod to adopt, their explanations,
as part uf Ihe preambio to the basis. Rev.
•In’*. I’resily, Dr Clokey and others objected to
i his addition. And Rev. McCracken and his
frion Is were finally content to permit the paper
to go upon the minutes explanatory of their ae
nons.
lit', d. 15 Soouller, of New York, offered, as
an Rtueudmont lo Ihe preambleonJer discussion,
the following ‘ NlqJiojjul all t»f llie preamble
wliieb precedes iho expression ‘U is proprosed
that, tie. nod insert tho foliowiog:
"Wutur 'H, Ihe Njuod of Iho Associate Uhurch
and the 'ienoral Synod oftiie A. R- (’hitrch did,
at llioir Meeting in May 1 So 7, adopt tho toeli
rnony Huhtuiticd by the Associate i?ynod of the
preceding year ns a basis of union etc.”
lie thought the joint committee bad exceeded
their power, and offered this amendment to
throw Lack Nyuod upon the action of last year
He deprecated ••whereases,” and remarked play
fully upon the amount of mischief created
thereby.
Dr. t’bikey thought tin- amendment 100 late ;
it would besetting nsido action of both Synods
thus tar. and opening new questions.
* Dr Kerr thought if the Rra'-ndmeol were
adopted H would effectually defeat the whole
matter of union
Dr. McU%rroll argued at length againat tho
basis in itself, and recapitulated the substance
of an nrgutnent made to Synod lust year, for
whloh he was called to order.
Mr Scouller'? amendment was then laid on
the table by a Tory decisive vote.
Jtev. J Y. Pconller, of Fairhaven, o . (bro
ther of the last named gentleman) theu spoke
to define his position, eloquently and feelingly
alluding to bis doctrine and practice for eleven
years in same pulpit as establishing bis ortho
doxy Ho expected lo vote for union, to live in
United church, and to take up no dcw views or
terms of communion.-
Prof. M. M Brown, of Illinois, stood upon
good old A. R P platform. Agreed generally
with proposed basis, but in oue or two points—
on article on covenanting and on forbearance
th'Uigfcli! was a departure from good old ground.
Lev. lloury N. Wilkins, of Brooklyn, had
been accused of being a pro-slavery tnau, which
he repudiated as a calumny. He was opposed to
slavery in all its phases, butdid not wish to pro
scribe those who could not see matters in ju-t
the same light as he did.
Dr. Kerr moved (hat the rules be suspended,
in order that Synod might lake Ihe vole before
adjournment
Motion was lost Dr. Prcvsly announced that
the Hoard of Agency Committee would meet
Tuesday morning at K o’clock Tho hour of ad
journment having arrived, after pray or adjourned
till I* M
Afternoon Session. —After prayer by tjic
Moderator, minutes of last session were read
and approved Report of Presbytery of Sara
toga handed in, read nnd accepted.
On motion, a committee consisting of Dr.
Biß'inn. .1. I*. Smart and .1. Brown, from Asso
ciate Synod was received, who presented a com
munication to A. U. Synod. Communication
laid on I he table
Her. .1 l>. Soouller would contest the recep
tion of communication from Associate Synod.
Mr. David t’owden, elder, of Ohio, was ex
cused from further attendance, by request.
Dr. Clokey moved that Synod proceed to con
sider report of joial committee, with a view of
arriving At a vole.
(Question in order, first paragraph of preamble
to resolution of joiut committee. On motion
that tho ayca and nays be recorded it was so or
dered, and on tho calling of roll the first part of
preamble was adopted by 100 ayes to 7 nays.
Rev B. Waddle moved Ihe adoption of second
part of preamble. _
Rev Jas. Preslly offered ibe following amend
ment as a substitute:
“And Whereas, it is agreed between the two
churches that tho forbearance in love which is
required by the law of Hod will bo exercised to
wards any brethren who may not be able fully
to subscribe to tho standard of the united
Church, while they do not determinedly oppose
them, but follow the things which iuaku for
peace, and things whcrowiih one may edify an
other "
Kvnod resolved itself into Committee ol the
Whole, Dr. Kerr in the chair, whereupon the
amendment was passed unanimously. Commit
tee then rose, and reported to Synod, when Dr.
Kerr, Revs 15. Waddle and Jas. Preslly were
appointed a committee to inform Associate Synod
of this extra-judicial action.
With tho retirement of this committee many
delegates aod spectators left to witness its re
ception tin the Associate Rynod.
(in motion of Dr. Prestly Synod proceeded lo
elect a board of Trustees for General Synod.
On motion of Dr. Gracie, present board, con-
Nisting of K Dunlap, Jr., Dr. Prestly and Dr.
Kerr were unanimously ro-eleoted for current
year.
Some discussion took place upon a deficiency
ia Ilouic Missionary Fund ; there being a sur
plus in Foreign Mission Fund of about $4,000,
it w?* moved by Mr. Grade that Synod author
ize Treasurer to pay all drafts on H M Fond out
of K. M. Fund, nnd that said amount be refund
ed out of first collections. Carried.
Mr. T. M. Niven, elder, of New York, offered
a preamble and resolution in regard to Lbo fact
that the youth of the church were leaving In
large numbers—inquiring into the causes which
led thereto- This opened the psalmody .'and
church music question* which formed the staple
of a protracted dobate—tome speaker* arguing
that the defective version of the psalter was one
cause, and that old-fashioned, eoalless mush-,
wanting adaptation and fitness lo express the
sentimenl, was a prolific cause for youth who,
during the week, at home, enjoyed good music,
ami cultivated a relined musical taste, and were
shocked by a jit on the Sabbath. Other
speakers oitolleJ the psalter, and the ‘‘good old
tunes," and Jenied-tbat the church did lack co
heairfQ, citing instances of gratifying increase.
On motion. Dr. W. S. Plummer, of 'Western
Theological Seminary, was elected a correspond
ing member ~
After this discussion, Mr. Prestly s amendment.
nfler rf -having been adopted in the Associate
•Synpd, came back and was passed
imously, there being bul five dissenting voices
Synod adjourned
Gou» in lowa. —We have been inclined to be
lievc that the stories of tho finding of gohrin
.Southern lowa were inventions of u peculafors
inviting seniors, or that they werenredicated}on
the discovery in limited quantitica of the metal
erroneously said to he gold. But there scemß to
be no room to doubt lhat in tho counties of War
ren, Madmon, Polk. Adair, Clark, Guthrie and
Dallas, in the vioinily of Fort Dcu Moines, moro
or less of gold is daily found along the margins
of the streams, by the hundreds, perhaps thou
sands, of men engaged in the search. There is
os yet nothing to warrant the belief that the
deposits are large, or that gold washing in that
region will ever bo a remunerative branch of
the State s industry. The present effect of the
discovery is pernicious. Men who ought lo be
following the plough have left that standing in
the furrow, while they, bare-footed and bare
legged, are wading up and down the creek 4 for
wages which average about the cost of the salt
for Lheir potatoes.' —Chicago Tril.
Messes. Ben. Wood (brother of tho late dis
tinguished Mayor of this city), S. Swan, G. P.
Eddy and others, have been indicted at Augasta.
Georgia, for conducting an illegal lottery, and
those of the parties who were found there haro
been arrested and held to bail in JlO.uOu each
lo answer for the offence. Wood and Eddy arc
in this State, but we presume will bo required
to go to Georgia opd take their trial The busi
ness of the establishment has, we believe, been
mostly transacted at the North In thtß city it
has foun J ready mediums of publicity in journals
like A r . I*. Herald, by the aid of which, and by
other nccncics, its proprietors have, succeeded
in fleecing the public lo an enormous extent.
We presume that their operations-are now brought
to a close, at least for the present — X. V. T'nh.
A sad accident occurreJ, last Wednesday eve
ning, to Wm. Ifnges, a son of .1. W Hugos, of
Wooster. The boy was passing close before the
.American omnibus, as it was going to the depot,
the horses being on a full trot. His feet tripped
and the wheels passed over his breast. He is in
a critical <tntr, but hopes are enlorfained of his
recovery
< >n Thursday nltcrnoou, about four o’clock, ns
Mr Starks, a German, was quarrying stone at
Rice's quarry, about one mile South-East of
Wooster, tho quarry caved in und crushed him
lo death. He leaves a large family lo mourn
his loss
S..ME of the friends of Mr English, of Indiana,
think that the threat of Indianapolis Jour
nal. that be will be ‘•hoisted into obscurity,'
indicates a queer proceeding to obscure a turn
The Journal responds-
Did you never hear of a thing being knocked
-*o high lhat it was out of eight" That will be
Mr English'? fate. Ho will l -e hoisted so high
lhat /■* rant tu told ircv Tonrn-' rah, or of
the J) d; Star'" “ pu} ■*
The Border Ruffians are howling fearfully at
certain JcpreJalions upon them by a band of
professed Free .State men in Kansas. They have
not t lie least doubt ns to the authenticity of these
outrages Tboy believe every word they bear
They are at no loss about ‘-the facts." It is
lheir ox getting ired this time, and they feel it.
Why don t they have *umelhing to say now about
these abominable -'Kausas lives '—(An. {'our.
The Washington correspondent of the Tribune
gives a tabular statement of the number of
speeches priuted and distributed by tho United
Runes Senators at their individual eipcnsc,
from wbicli it appears that the .Senators from the
Free States have thus put in circulation ••?»'),UUU
copies of speeches, and the Senators from the
Slave States D!u,‘k.»u.
Wm. Hoover, of North Mahoning township,
Indiana county, !*eun , recently exhumed a
large flat stone from beneath the root of a sap
ling, on the under surface of which were chiseled
the figures "1714. ' It was evidently the work
of a pioneer, and some one who had penetrated
the wilderness forty years prior to any known
white man having settled in that seetiou.
bvo'vscn. A man by iho uameot John Car
sou, a refi.lent of Pittsburgh, ira« ilrowned
from the steamer Marengo oq Tbursdav, at Btick
lull Bottom. Every effort to rescue him from
drowning proved unavailing. He bad a small
amount of money on hispergon.— H'Ar.7i»>/ /•>.'.
Ono argument In the British Parliament in u
vor of letting men tuarry their deceased wives'
sisters was good, viz —that by doing mo a man
had only one mother-in law instead of two
An entire Oiinese regiment, for having aban
doned an untenable fort, during the recent at
tack on < anton bv the French and Engli-h forces
has been sentenced to wear woman'** clothes
for five years.
Texas.—From all sections of Texas, except in
the grasshopper region, accounts state that crops
of all kinds will be larger than have ever been
eeen in the State before.
W. J. Mabkell has been appointed postmas
ter al Monongahela City, Washington county, T'n,
vicoWm. W. Bendy, resigned.
iHiscrUancotiH,
w. n p-irrs rt>. D. ports e r-'m
WILLIAM B. POTTS dt CO.,
FLOUR FACTORS,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
,;_l N. Di U«WVi- iirnnur. nmJ rtSt N Water Stroot. iituo
Vinp Nin-Ht.) I'UILADKLI’H IA .
**-Ca«l. ma.lo on C-niitnmrnL* nn H ’lloi
u ciin-.e -i. w iPswiißTii ' r ■. iu; «intomi.
CB.IDGE, WADSWORTH & CO.,
OMrillnting Engine Works.
l*rrTB|U UOH. I’A.
Norm Kvrr of tjk A'.i'Bt>r«*T.
nnl‘*lv A I.I.tiJIIF.S Y i’ IT \
\VM. U. lIOI.MBS <t BRO.,
A N D BEE F PA C K ER S
PEALERB IS PROH.Si'>.\.\ ,fv..
Corner Market nhd Front Street!.
TRUSSES,
TAOR Tll£ RELIEF AND CURE OF
X? HERNIA, in ill its iUp.», ami
ABDOMINAL StiPPOUTBtiIS
..fall kinds, an.| nucL t.> s-r-li-r. at *ii-.rJ~t
lIOtI.H, t>r
CARIWP.rOUT A YOUNG,
<6 Wo."1 «r.
W- G. W-A.X,X- 7 S'
PICTURE OAILER7,
KiU’RTH FTKFKT. between W«»l ai.-l Market ritulur K li
AMRIIoTYITi- and
IMIOT.V.KAPH?
Takrn in iii» itvr.-tT -m.i »r the ah. at iulHf:<rt<.rv
CAHtiO &. IO S
Ambrotype and photographic
GALLERIES. Nd 21 fifth Hrert, Daly's, and
tkj Matket, opj>o*ite FloiniDg'ii ['run M*n\ Photograph*
finished In oil ur water colors, huh-d or plain, h|iccifnen*
and Reception Ilooiu un the ground floor. uiyfVJ] y
DWELLIN(}'IN~EXCUANGE FOR®!
WESTERN l,ANf».— Persons wishing to
chase a (ujuro- dlons and valuable family residence, witnio
fire miles the city, or desiring hi c\ctiatiK« western lan I
for the name. W ill jd.-iv*-e * u.jnire ~f .1 G COMSTOCK, Ka.j.
Stiarrshuriih. or WELLS. RIPPLE k Ci>
■I
Nu. -« fourth Mr*~t.
Cow) Uy Weight.
THE suKsoriliPr i*< prcjiim-.l t<i deliver in
oi l , lU»buii;L,
c’ANNKI. “K ItITLMINoU? COALS
Of the U«t .jnnhtj. Aa all Cent delivered by me is weigh.,-.!,
purchase!* ran triy on petting foil rn.*«*tirf>. AlscK
tnKV, I.IMK. FIHK MUCK AND 01. AY
W A McCLUBG, Allegheny Coni lie-pot,
Corner Ander-vn »l and Railroad
P'ropu’E lORSALE—
,<i '»*i lb* country cnn-d Bulk Meat;
bid Me** r..tk f
IWlni.H Dry Apple*
•duuo ll,* country cured Bacon,
In *b.n-at curd A Id I.WuRI ITS.
r PHIRD SUPPLY OF NEW (K>ol>S.
_L Ml'lirilY A m'RCUFIELD have commonced rw>ir
lu« their third supply of New Goods, and will be opening
daily w-w goods, bought at lav prices and setting cheap for
cash, at North east corner Fourth ami Market at*. tuj.l
NOW OPEN-Tho beat assorted and cheap
rat stock of Dress Goods, Shawls, Mantles, Whit*
Goods, Mocirulug Goods, Noodle Work, and Domestics m
the city. Please call and see them. C. UANSON LOYK,
apt 4 formerly hove Bro.. No. 74 Market street.
F” Ine Havana"oiG“AJis J^Ceß*uTim
poro, Carooa Dural, Mima CuLanna, Ibenas. l>ua lieu
nanas, and various other Ann brands of Cinra.
apW W A D. 11l N KIIAIIT, Nii 13 W.~>d *t
RKD CELIAK tubs and 'BUCKETS
-6 dozen Dockets; .’1 nwta Tnbr on as
eamplua, to which wo would lurlte Iho woodeu ware trade
and aohi it order* fur auy Ikiuß In that Due.
myf, ISAIAH DICRRY A CO _
GRANT'S CIIEWINU TOBACCO.—Fifty
boxes Hue pounds, nxetred <>u conaigntnent from the
manufacturer and various brand* of C> and O'a, on hand
U -old nt low pric es W. A D. RINEHART,
»P«4 hu.Ua Wood rt.
jy^lißPH Y A- IiIKCHFIELD
U»Te now open their
Third anpply of
GOODS FOR THIS SPRING.
-WPrtCN mjls;d*wT
VOLUME LXXI —NUMBER 13S.
tnsucanrr,
| Merehanis’ Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
< STM. V. PKTTIT. l»r*« D. J. McCANN, frecreUry.
| Amount (.f Capital Mock r*iJ in «u«i ...5200,000 00
| 63,429 36
$•.*63,429 35
! usur»* Cargo Risk* on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and
tributaries. Insures against or damage by Fire,
aj«i against the* j**ribi of tho Sea, aud Inlaud
Navigation and Ttansportation.
DIRECTORS.
IV Ml. V. petit, J. bn C.Montgomery, John Al. Puturuy, D. J.
MeCarm, K. F. Witnier, Keae Ouillon, BeuJ. L. Wuulatnn,
J..lm A Marshall, Charlos B. Wright, John J. Patterson,
Put*v
ffil. V. PETTIT, President,
E. F WITMEK, Vice President
Dwt-ittr J McCans, Secretary
itruuu.
Sdger. Lamb A Co., Philadelphia
Buck, Morgan A Stidfultr. do
Truitt, Bro. A Co., do
Puiuroy, Caldwell A Co, <t»
A. T. lvu>e A Co, Jo.
St-'inmitt, Justice A Co, t!.>.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. t. 7 WATER STREET
auddtf R. W. POINDEXTER, Apeut.
Franklin Fir* Insurance Company of
PHILADELPHIA
Charles XT. Bancker, Adolph K Uurfo,
Ocorpo W. Richards, Samuel Grant,
Thomas Hart, Da rid S. Brown,
Murdecai D, Lewis, Jacob 11. Smith,
Tobias Wagnor, Morris Patterson.
CHARLES. N. RANCHKR, President.
Ciuaxro G. Bakcier, Secretary.
Tills Company continues to make Insurances, permaue&t
or limited, on every description of property in town and
eonntry, at rates as low as are consistent with security.
The Company hare reserved a large contingent fund,
which, with their Capitol and Premiums, safely Invested,
afford ample protnetion lo the assured.
The Assets of the Company, onJanoary Ist, 1861, as pub
lished agreeably to the Act of Assembly, Were tu follows
viz
Real Estate
Temporary Loan*
Stock*
CMh.l.-
$1,212,709 44
Since their incorporation, a period of twonty*one years,
they ham paid upwards of Oue Million, Four Hundred
thousand Dollars !»*«<•* by tire, thereby affording evidence
of tiie advantages of Inrarancn, as well as their ability and
disposition to mod with promptness all liabilities.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
apH> Office SoutliMut cr>r. Wood and Third tta.
Continental Insurance Company.
Incorporated by the Iy i fislaturs of /Vrjnrylwnia,
«ITU 4
PERPETUAL 0 H 1 RTRR.
Alltb.lt i/.<*d Capital, One Million D,4Un
fWnrrd sud A'-■•tiniulat.iil Capital
HOME OFFICE.
A'.' 61 Wit,'’ih." Street. atorelSiermv'., Philade'.yhia
Fir- 1 ustiran. >■ Building*, Furniture, Merchandise, Ao.
p-ti-ally
Mat ii»* lu»nrai>.*v ot Cat g •»* atiJ Prnigble, to all parts of
tli>. no id.
I tiKnd Icsni ar.rti cm Uo>d*, Ac., by Lakes, Rivers. Canals
and Lni.il Can lags.*, tu all jiarta of the Union, «n the a>o«t
fkvon.ble term*, luuabt.-ut withs—.uriiy
GKOItQE U*. CULLADAV,formally Ilecoidor of Deed*, Ac,
l'liHadi-lphia. •
WM BOWERS, formerly Kepistor of Wills.
JOHN N. COLEMAN. Ann of Cnh-man A Smith, Importing
Hardware and Cutler? Merchants, S». 21 North Third
street, ahote Market, I'hila.
JO?El*[{ OAT, firm of Joseph <hit 4 Ron, C«.<i>i>er9milhs, No.
12 Quarry street. I'hila.
EDWARD V. MACUKTTE. Arm of Maeh~tto A (Uigur),
Importing Hardware Merchants. No. 121 North Third
■irr. i, tUvo Rar«-, I’blla.
HOWARD HINCIIMAN. hrm of LiritCTt.'n A Co.rPToduc*
and Commission Mr-rcLa&ts, No. 27? Market at., at>oTe
Eighth. Phila
OfcOUOK W. C'ILLADAV, President.
Gales WtUoii.Rei-rMsry.
JOSUCA ROBINSON. Agent.
No 21 Fifth street /up stairs.)
ftonongatiela Ininranct Compan;,
or Pittsburgh.
•HncrfTJ -JAMES A HUTCHISON. President
lIEMIV M ATWOOD, Secretary:,
t'rn-'i. No ws WArm Stiiect,
r»." incur* Ajf-uust - H iiutft </ Fir* and Marine Ki
AS'KTS MAY 2orn, IM--
St - L I;::" ' .Hv |.*>al.l-uo di-tuand, secured bj
two approved DHtD«-4.. $l-10,000 ft)
Premium Note* t 7.00,1 W
RUN Ke<ei>aH.- 0,960 21
Ilf. ..bares Mechanics' Rank Stock— ci*t d.&'.iO 00
,*u <!.• TUil.t-.f I*.ti,t.nrir»i do 2,750 <Xi
to .1 • KltlißDii- Rank .I'* On 2.050 00
)'■) *l*. Ctlireua' do d** do -*,175 IA)
lUl.v>. * f ft-i.k Accounts ft. 056 50
Wm It H.dm:
K..|p| Wllett.
Will. H-o,
ffia. A. Caldwell,
WIU.II Miller,
Jubu McDurltt
Uro. A. Berrj
oßlilib.D
Jatpt-a A. It
IJENRY U. ATWt»D. 3* c'y
Western liixiirunoe Company
0 V M T T B n t' R ti 11
GEORGE DARSIK. Presided
V. M. GORDON, Secretary
UPYR'E. N‘* (tj Water street, A C<*’• Wan-boosc.)
up stairs, Pittsburgh.
H'u'/ haurt ajaxnxt all tmdj o/ J’i rt and Marine Puls
A Inflation managed by Directors u>.'t o art well
Itiuu-n in the cuniusunrfy, and t chc are determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain th* character tohich
they bar* ajsumrti. at r.fmny the Inst protection to {hose | cho
d'tire (..Or iwun*!.
ASSETS. OCTOBER 31. IW7.
SUKk Ai-o oiili $12!,500 00
Mortgage 2,1 w) oi)
lolls IU-c«i>k(j!- 4,10107
uflW Furniture . 040 o»j
o|-eii Arcmtits. ... ... p. 474 ot
t'«*b 14. Ml 45
Premium 40.246 69
Itill* Diftvniit*.l .. .. 125,Crj3 73
OIRSvTOm.
Uv«n:«* I Wni McKnight,
K Miller, Ji . j Nathaniel Holmes,
J W Uutli'i, j Ale*. Nlmlcfc,
U W. J.icke»>u, I Ihirid 51. Lung,
James McAaley. i Wllltam 11, Smith
Alexander | C. W. Kkkcuou,
Andrew Ackley, |
nolC: ?. M. GORIKJN, Sec'y.
PilUburfh Life, Fire and Marine ins. Co.
Office, No. % Water . Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
BOOT. GALWAY, President.
V A Risriu.saT, Seo’y ALEX. BRADLEY, Tice Prest
FItMLVO, 51. D., Examining Physician.
This Company makes every Insurance appertaining to
connected with LIFE IUfcES.
Also, against Ilnil and Cargo Risks, on (ho Ohio and
Mississippi rivers and tributaries, and Narine Risk gen
orally.
And against Lass or Damage by Fire.
And against the Perils of the Soa and Inland Navigation
aud Transportation.
Policies issued at the low<*t rates consistent with safety
all parties.
Alexander Dradlry.
&. Leocli,
John Fnllerton,
Nathan P. Hart,
David U- Chambers
William Carr,
Kutorl H. Hartley,
John U’Oill,
Rot~-rt Oulwjy,
Samuel McClurkfK.
P Uaz?Htn, M D
•John Scott,
Jnrm-s Marshall,
Daviii Richey.
Jiun<« W llulmau,
Chiu. Arbcthoot,
The Ureal Western Fire anil marine ins. Co.
OP PHILADKI.PIUA
n Rmldinj. .Vo. 403 rVaim/f, earner o]
Fourth Strrrl.
caißTtß potrrrcAL.
AITU(UU7.j;i> CAPITAL
Cn|>!t.i] la
yin i-ln-, Jann*ry I*l, IsiS
tT'.STI 05
FTRK IXSURAXCR —Limited or Perpetual.
HA RIXKIXSUKA XCIC, .>n Vw«oU. Carp-, and Freight*.
tXLAXD JXSUiAXCE I-t Hirer*. Cinala, Lake*and
Laud Omng".
niHtOTPJLS:
Cuarles C. LaiLrop, 1423 Walnut street.
William baiting, 1510 Plot* stn**l.
Alexander Whllldeu, Merchant, la Nm (h Fruiil
lauc Uacleburat, Attorney and Counsellor.
JnliuC. lloni*r, tlrm of Wright, Hunter A Co.
E Trary, Arm of Tracy A Co., Goldatullh'a Uall
John K. McCurdy, firm of jnnea, White A Mrfurdy
Tho*. L. Oillntplo, firm of QUlt-epfo A Zeller.
.*« 1). Smith, firm of J*a. B. Smith A Co
H -n Henry M. Fuller, office 227 South Third street
John It. Vocdea, office comer of Sornnth and Satnseai.
James Wright, lata Cashier Bank ofT)"ca
A tired Taylor. office Cairo City Property.
Jotia J. Shicnm, office 220 South Third street.
a U LATHROP, Prrwidont.
W. PAULINO, Vice Prealdent
il;™!rv?i 1E S;! Br ’ mb ° n <*.
JAMES WKIOUT. Secretary and Treasurer
IE K. RTCHAIID3ON, Assistant Secr-urr
It. W. POINDEXTER, Agect,
, W 7 Water afreet. Pittsburgh
KIIIE INSURANCE; ”
DT Till
Belianre BlHtnai lnsnranee company ol
PHILADELPHIA
EaiMiiiK*, Limited orJ'rrjK-mjU. Merchandise, Pmuitim
Ac, in Town or Cmtntry.
Office No. 008 Walnut Streot.
c*mu $17T,5«0... Aum 1252,405 80.—Invented *a follow*:
K.ral Murtgageou improved City Property, worth
double the amount $120,500 00
IVuna. Railroad Co’* C per eout. Loan,
s3o,U\>, coat .. 25,600 00
Allegheny county percent. Pcnua.R. B- Loan . 10.000 00
PiinnaylraoU Railroad Co’s Stock 4,v)0 on
M*>ck of the Reliance Mntnal lnturanco O’ 00
St.x-k ofOonnty Plru Imurance Co. ...'.’a 1.060 00
Si-rip of Sundry Insurance CutDfwtnl<-<i 475 10
lull* Receivable, bualnraa papei 62.711 6u
Book Arconnta, accrued interest, etc A.. 136 10
C*»h on hand and lu Bank 1d.043 20
£&;4<£ btt
CLKM TINGLST, rrniduL
ntstcroßa.
2»mar] Cl*ph»m,
Uobert SUcn,
Willinni Masaer,
B*tJ. W. Tinsley,
Marshall Qill,
Z. Loth rep,
Ctuu. Lctaod,
Jwob T. Bontiav.
Smith Bowen,
Sample, PittabV
HILNCIUIAN, Secretary “
J. 0. COPHN, Agent
per Third and Wood itroot*
Clem TiDßluy.
Win. K.Tbump«<>».
lisvtJ B. lirowu,
0. StereDHuu,
John It- Worrell,
U. L. Cnreou,
BuU*rt Toland,
Johaeon.
C. B. WW,
J»m«s H. Wow] ward i
North-east c<
Irania Ini
trnanee Company
TSBURGQ.
& rtt> s *”»
OF I'lTl
Office No. 63 |
DIRE!
Jacob Painter,
Oeo. W. Smith,
A. J, Jonoa,
Kodjr PatU>r*on.
J. P. Tanner, ~~
1. QrlerSproul.
W. B. Mcßrido,
a A. Coituu,
I Wado Hampton,
A. A. Carrier,
Roboh Patrick,
A. 0. Sampson.
J. 11. Joom,
Taggart,
usury Eproul,
Nicholas Yoeghlly,
James □. Hopkins,
~ $300,0C0.
i taken of all descriptions.
[QEBB.
CUABTEBED QAMTAL.J!
and SlMjnf Klaka |
OFFII
President—A. A.--- r -
Vice President—BoST
SmrtMTMd Timor
FiRISIOI. _
ur-J.annSrxon. 00WJ7
Farmers’ and ffleehanii
Insnranee I
N. W. Corner Second
pnIL A D E
ASSETS
Pittsburgh Office, No
m n rt\f i '
The following list will slow ihesmoual paH at lh*
Pittsburgh Agency for losses £u»w Juno 1850 to April lf^.
Herbert Gosdal, SWO 00'B. Hill ACa -
Wrn. Bidden *6OO OOlßochester Manut.Oa. w W
Prank W.tff. - rtOO 00;Wm Magee 27» 00
M. Has* 11*0 OOIJ. Howard ACo ... '-500 Co
W. W. McGregor ... 8 00j W. Dilwonh, E*s—*l2s. W
John Heath 1«T f.olJ. M. Irwin, Esq £SQH , .»
J. I. House A Co 30 STlEdw. Spent*, Esq—. H®'
Xewmyer A Graff.... lf-SV 7V|C. U- Pouleon SSH CO
John Thompson VuO 00t English A Richardson MM) 00
•Henry feldbosch VO i>; Brewer, RiDd A C 0... 0-00
John Wateou V 3 00 R. II1!I A Co <W 52
J. M. Hass 10 00 Wm. McH&nilry 10 00
Phelps. Carr A C-j... . 4000 00 It. BUI A Co £2 40
J. I. House A 0 01 00 Spang A Co S 3 CO
James Woods, Esq .. VO 00 Salvage oa steamer
Wm. McCully AC>... £570 17 Areola .. .. t .... Till
James Miilinger... . 1000 CO'Adams 4 M’Cliotock. 40 Ol
W. McCnllyACo 750 00| D. Barnard Mis'
Total -
State or Pcrxm vasia, c’ttj of Pitubarch, an.
Before nr, as Alderman in and for said city, pcrvocaUr
came Tbomaa J. llnnUr, Agent of tbtfFannen' and ilocin.-
ice’ Insurance Company, who, b*(tig dnly sworn according
to law, doth depoee and say that the foregoing statement is
true. TIIO3. J. litJNTER, Agent.
Sworn and subscribed b a fore me, ApTO 7,1553.
roylfr-dly LeosasdS. JOBJta, Aloorman.
Eureka Insurance Company of Pennsylvania.
Office No. 99 Water at., Pittsburgh,
ASSETS MAY 1,1353.
Slock Due-Bills—payable on demjutd and se
cured by twoapprored names . . .
Cash in Pittsburgh Trust Company .
Premium Notes
BOU KecsJrablo
123 Share* Exchange Rank Stock—cost
BV do Mechanics' Bank Stock —coat
300 do Iron City Bank Stock—ain't. paid..-.
200 do Allegheny Rank Stock— do do
Book Accounts
$915,129 OS
. 84,37 7 7 8
. 83,906 17
. 61,889 00
. Bl
J. H. ShOenberser,
W. E. Nlmlck,
John A. Caoghty,
C. W. Batchelor,
H D. Cochran,
Jamoa J. Benuett,
UosjT. Finset, y
Delaware Motaal Safety Insnrance tlompanyi
Incorporated by the Lryulature Prntuylvania, IhJS.
Office, S. E. Corner Third and Walnut *ts..
Marine /jv.srrzrtcas”q ivaaois, c»rpn, »l.i Fn>iji h t
to all parts of tin' u,\ .4,
ISLAND /.VJ -
Lake* aud Load r -
FIKE LY.' c
Stores, DwvUln
Bond*, Mortjcv>.-
Philadelphia Cf
Stock in Bar^*.
Bills KaceiTftble^.
Cub bo hand....
Balance* la haudi of Agent*, Pivmlniiia v n
Marina Polide* recently isnoad, and oth
er debts due tha Company
Bobarription Note*
William Martin,
Joseph U. Seal,
Edmund A. Sender,
Jobu C. Davis, -
John R. I’euroe*,
George 0. Leiptr,
Edward Darlington,
I)r R. M. IlnatoD,
WUllam C. Ludwig,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer Mcllvthi,
Charles Kelley,
11. Junca Brook*,
Jacob I* Jones
Jam*-* C. llnnd,
TbecpbllnaPaoldlnz.
Tnwjnalr.
Wiiluiß Eyr«xJj.,
J- F Petiiitnn,
Joflma I*. Kj-m.
Runnel 7.. Slot'-**,
Henry Sloan.
Jamen 11. Me Faria
Thoinaa C. ll&nu,
Robert Dnrton, Jr.
Jnbn B. £ompl»,
I). T. Morgan, “
. J T. Log&o,
wm. Martin*, president
THUS C. HAND, Vice Pr-ideat.
E*srt l.ruois, y.
P. A. MADEIRA, A*e&».
•fAly l—j<tli No. 9& Watr-r otriH-t. nitet.ur^h.
Citiifns' Insurance I'omp'y ot Pittsbnrfli.
W«. BAGALKY, Present,
“AMUZL L MARSHALL. SwrroUry
Of/iCtU 4 fTufer Strtri, hrfwm J/arvi-r aruj Kbc.l
Ucll and Cargo El*ka on she Ohio *od Ml*
slutpjii KlTcrt, and Trlbat&ricA.
dacuwe Lj Fir*. Al»i, ng&ioai
tf". p*rril» of tbe I s ** and luJand Nartgitloo snO Traiivpcrt
allou.
IVn. BagnUy,
Saium-I Rea,
Ju. M. Cooper, Jchn ri. Dilwr>rtb.
Jn. Park, Jr- Pr&nela Sellers,
liucU. Peacock, Wm. D; Hbfb,
B. Horbangh, Jobs Ebiptoo.'
Capt. Sam'! C. Yoaug. Walter ilryaat,
Ja22 Jubu Caldwell, Jr.
Philadelphia .Fire t\n«l .Lilli*
INBURANOK COMPANY,
No. 149 Chesnut Street
OPPOSITE THE C
Will m&k« fcll kind* of Inn
limllod, on cT«ry description cf
tt roasncuMo ratoa <>f premium.
ROBERT. P. KING, Presii.ot.
M W. BALDWIN, Vi<i» Pn-=H*ut
mtCT&ua.
| E. R. Coj-e,
Georg* l W. Brov*
Joseph B Pan!,
John Clayton,
K. Wilor.
Cbarit* P. UajTOt,
E. B. English,
P. B. S*T«ry,
C. Sherman,
S. J. Metfarpre,
F. BLicXßtJlf«i, Kerreiiry.
/Husicnl.
HPLE.NDIU NEW SPRING STOCK
$317,641 4S
PIANO FORTES,
raoji n« oust ahd txaiTAiAei, *uvrri<rrohr or
CHIC KICKING di SONS, Boston,
TIIE SUBSCRIBER, in announcing the :>.r
rlTal of his newSpj, Di; supply of I'IANoFuIiTES.
from the world-renowneu m&nnfaitory of CiIIOKEKINU &
SON?, Boston. begs to Inform the public, that be haa en
trusted the selection of them to Mr. Cha&lz* c. Mtiios.
whose thorough knowledge of the mechanic*! and Hriiatk
qualities cf Plano Fortes is unquestionable.
These new Piano Fortes bare been selected by personal
examination and trial, no a tar mugi ercca pttrpar.-
ed by Missas. CHICKJiRINi} A SONS, res Tatra SFKING
ORDERS, NOW REACHING THEM FROM ALL PARTd
OF THE CONTINENT, and they ore confidently offered to
tbo public as the CHOICEST and most V ALU ABLE 3 ELEC
TION of PIANO FORTES ever brought to this city
THE IMPROVEMENTS
Made ly the Messrs. Chickeringl within the last few moutlo.
both In their Seven Octave and Ibeir now Gbc, Octave Piano
Fortes can only bo apperciated by comparison with those of
a former period.
OUR GREATEST PERFORMERS,
PROFESSIONAL and NON-PROFESSIoNAL, ore tacst re
spectfully Inritcd to call frith tbeir friends sod try the»j
Plano Fortc-a, taking time anffleient to give them a
Fair anil Impartial Trial,
Tbo now stock wbeo complete will -...nslst of all thsatylA./
now manufactured by t
MESSRS. CmCKERDfO 4 SONS,
WITH ALL THEIR LATE IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
STYLES, mechanism,strength and durability, delicate and
elastic touch, and exquisite beauty of teno, which hare ren
dered these Piano Fortes and the uui« ol Chickoritij &
Sons, as famous In foreign lands os on this continent. .
OXE OF CIIJCKERIXCI <£ SOXX
FULL CARVED SEVEN OCTAVE
GRAND PIANO FORTES,
With tbeir new Patent Action and Patent frill Iron Frame,
a most euperb instrument, and without its superior any
where, will be ecid i applied !or within one month at a re
duction of
ONf f-! T \DRED^DOLLARS!!
Also—AFn> -are Grand Plano Fortn, plainer
than tl»** abov*. 1 •*». .1 an icitromout Id *.rery partic
ular. TliU v -.1 .> -*t raioaUo iDiUument for any
Urg»S«min*r>, ..i . —3 ambitions Music Teacher xrho bin
tho time lo practice ntwi * proper dratr* to excel (u his art.
Also—Vno of k Sons elegant sal oßi-iae
>• ZVT PARLOR ORAKB PIAXOf,
Combining all the eaaentlal qnsJitirt of a Foil Grand pjim
yet comrreaaed In so mail a form that it octuple* oo raora
room thin an ordinary Seren Octave Equate Piaao.
PRICES AMD TERMS
INVARIABLY TDK SAME AS AT THE MAXCFACTORT.
wthe PIANO FORTES-®*
Mann&etnred by Messrs. CHICK ERINQ * SOXd fur
whom the subecrlber has been their Bale «-d cxelaslvn
Agent In Ibis city for so many years.
ARE EOT PIRHISIIED TO AST OTHER HOUSE
iy Tins cirr, jled all orders jtust be
SENT, JED PURCHASERS DIRECTED TO >.
THE SUBSCRIBER.
ALL THE PIANO FORTES manufactured by CHICK
KRING k SONS, and sold in this laarfcrt.
ARE WARRANTED
By the Manofacttrm and tbe Subscriber.
JOHN U. MELLOR,
Solo Agent for Chldtering A Son* In Pittsburgh, Western
Pennsylraniv Easterni Ohio and North-WeeUm Virginia.
Wood Street, bvctrucn Ihamoad Ailev
and Punrth Stroot, PnTi£Uß(m, PA. apl7;.lawT
PIANOS AT A"BARQaSnT :
OKV0 KV e . NEW AhD fKOSD HAND. •
Ml* Koeewood octave n ■ iDTT i
ANO, finished &U roand, No 1 6, 448 -
rrvmUiolwetranaatactawi cl Horton, o'! I 5? 11l
£f£“ *jS£sn “ »!'o'^eS^“ t , t J“frr£Ss
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L ocU,o tr*‘ wo German IW
One Q octarc, old PUao 7 35
w dldaL °& l6 * ctlc,n Biroikii
Belfclma) in good order. .
_ *t» ia H. KLEBER A DUO., No. &3 Hfth street.
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jIANOS! PlANOS"—Secund^£fe«
Spring Stock of the celebrated GoldP&fFSt&l
Mtdai /Vseuuw PIANO FORTES, mano-lf * f P
by W5l. KNAiJE A CO. They here been evtrued
the highat premium* fcr eicullecre over all competition*
■Utd Are prcnonncedibySigtemund Tbilbcrf:. M. Stmchoech,
Qu*iat Better end other uifttngnUbed Pianists to be eqoel,
If not nperier , tr- any in VatcourUry.
Menofecturor*, Sole Agent for PitUburch inJ Pfott&ni
Pemu, CHABLOTTfc EhClfr, ,
At the Old EttebUehrd Plena Depot,
wyl9 No. Ilf Wood et, 24 door ebon &Hi et. ..
Groceries— ioo bbK o. sugar,
* 100 do <jo rfnfiwtr
30 bl>!».enuli*d and j*iwd«rc<J Bacar
-160 b*gs prime Kto CoOee, in ttore tad for ulo by
»yn T. LITTLE A CO., 112 fpcond >ut>*f.
NJSW LAKE fcISH—IO bbla. Salmon;
tr_£° d ° fiOMdo do
•3 nmi. u*rnaff; 25 hf dr, Herrimr.
Xxtnmtittj, 15M,juat rec'd ud for ito tjr •
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insurance.
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Company.
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