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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
Vrkb IL 8* ECli£LI/3 AdrertiilDg Qoaie, No. 535 Broad-
A N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN
XA.mako, la any part'of the United States, from thr«efo
Ct® dollar* a day, by wiling from maple •TUB PATENT
INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP,” with “»*n»
proted Earner. Every family who ha* regard for Df**» P f ‘ r '
wo, property or economy will purchase them. For iufor
nation by mail,inclose stamp, to
HAWXHUBBT A MOTT,
SEWTOS « BRABOtRys,
J ~i!l Bnomt Bred* Xca Fork,
TVTANUFACTCREKS of tho Patent Arch
ItLwnwtPUn* Piano lOTW. celebrated for depth. fall.
Item the gieeteet modal eelehrttto or the coohttr. «od lu
ereirbir, when bnnmfctln eompetltloawlth other hut™-
merit*, here obtelned the h4heet rtemlim. IhoP.tont
Arch Vint Plank, which laownti and need onlp bjn*,
gnaranteestljatt standing tn tan* lotwr than any other tn
imimiTit; while Qmlr cnprecadcPted demand ID all parte of
the country leaenffidonf proof of their superior excellence.
A liberal discountto Clergymen, Schools and the trade. .
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M ACKEOWN* FINLEY, Wholesale
DrcgglitsandMinoUctarersof Carbon Oil, No. IC7
Liberty «treat, Pittabnrgbpi**- ja3o:lyd
BL. FAHNESTOCK & Co., late of tho firm
a 1L A. Fahnestock A Co, and successors to Fleming
Broe- Wholesale Druggist No. 60, corner Wood and Fourth
Eta, PlUaborah. Pa. ‘i
D A. FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE
_D» salo Druggist* and Mannftctnma of White I*ead.
Lead and Litharge, corner Wood and Front etreete, • Pitts
burgh. h mch7
J SCHOONMAKER, MANUFACTURER
e,or White Lead. Red Lead,23DC, Paint, Litharge, Pot
ty and Wholesale Dealer In Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Turpen
tloa, Ad,Noi Wood at, Pittsburgh, Pa. ocaiyd
JOHN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
U*QaOey,)Wholetaleand Retail Druggist and Dealer
In Palnta, Oils, DyeatuSk Ac, comer Wood and Sixth streets,
Pittsburgh.
Agent for Dr. Ford** Medldne.
JOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
erin Drugs, Paints, 03s, Tsrnlshe* sad Dyestuffs, Na
2H6 Liberty 1
All order* will neeive prompt attention.
forSchmcVaPnlmoiile-ByTUfi. marQi-.lydew
raxnauca b&aun..™.... axirza.
BRAUN & REITER, WHOLESALE AND
Retail Druggist*, corner of Liberty and St. Clair ete,
Pittsburgh.
TOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
fj Wilcox A Cod corner Market street «uid Diamond, keep*
constantly on band a foil and complete assortment erf Drugs,
tfodldnes, Meiliciue Chests, Perfumery, and all articles per
talcing to his homines*.
prescriptions carefully compounded at all
boure. Ja9:iy
D'r7 WoT ei7~keYSEitr _ i)RCGa'i st,
140 Wood street, comer of Wood street and Ylrcin
Alley* Pittsburgh, Pa.
a. mtcmn08.......... .... .... u, men.
LEECH & HUTCUINSON, Commission
and Forwarding Mercbauts, dealers iaWostam Re
-serre Cheeso, Flour, FUh, Bacon, Butter, linseed Oil, Pot
and Pearl Ashes, Seeds, Grain, Dried Fruit, and Produce
generally. Best brands Family Hour always i>u h»ud.
Agents for the sale of Mart I ton Co's celebrated Patents!
PearlStareb. Nos.llfl Second and 145 First sts, between
Wood and Smlthfleld'stA, Pittsburgh, Pa. apilyd
CHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
COLLINS. Forwarding and Commission Mercbaot.and
Dealer in Cheese, Butter, Lake Fish and Produce generally,
26 Wood »t, above Water, Pittsburgh. my2l
JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
* OQIO, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, and
Wholesale Dealer tn Western Rewire Cheesa, Batter, Pot
and Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally. Front st,
between Smith&eld and Wood, Pittsburgh.
M’BANE & ANJER, (SUCCESSORS
to A. A A. Mcßane.) Dealers In Flour, Grain and
». Commission and Forwarding Merchants, No. 124
Second »trace t, Pittsburgh, Pa. (Jen. X, ’67ally] ) «12
AVID 0. HERB ST, FLO (JR, PRO
XJ dace, ProTirfon sad Gammiulon Merchant, No. *isJ7
LibcrtyMrwt, corner of Hoad, Pittsburgh, gives hia atten
tion to lh* sale of Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Chew, Butte
Grain, Dried Fruits, Seeds, Ac* Ac.
. dg*C<TUslgumenta respectfully solicited-
Alex. Forsyth, (successor to
Forsyth A Scott,) Forwarding and Commission Mer
chant. Dealer In Woo), Hidca, Floor, ftamn, L&rd and Lard
Oil and Produce generally, Wo. 75 Water *tVT2tt*borgh, Pv
lAGLE WAREHOUSE.—JAS. OAIID-
Jji INER, Wholesala Dealer In Flcnr, Provision* and
Produce generally, No. 8 Seventh street, between Liberty
and Smithfleld,Pittsburgh, Pa.
IDDLE, WIRTS & CO., General Com
mission Merchant* and Dealers in'flroeerioa and Pro
dncCy N0.1?5 Li b« tty* tree t, Pittsburgh,""Pa.
4®"Coa*lgnraedDNfc>lldtod and satlsfictory rotnms gnar
nUtd. ' delOilydawT
WILLIAM McCLINTOCK, Dealer
Caqwli. No". H 3 Market itrwt.
W. D. A H. M’CAIiLUBI,
Dealer in carpets, oil cloths,
MATTINGS, Ac. No. 87 FCtsrtb street nnr Woo(l.
IRISH & MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law,
03ke No. 00 Fourth streot, PltUbargU, P*. Nutiry Pub
lie and Ohio Commf&sioapr. ap9
Robert m'KNigut, attorney at
Law,and Solicitor of tbe Banker Pittsburgh, No. 110
Fourth street, Pittihnrgb. ' di-18
JOSEPH S. i A. P. MORRISON, AT-
at Law. Office No. 99 fourth sL, sear Wood,
Pittsburgh, Pa. my 24
CII. LOVE, Dealer In Staple and Fancy
• Dry Cools, sign of Che original Bee Hire, No 74
( Market street, Pittsburgh. mr!9
Murphy * Burchfield, dealers
in Silks and Ladke* Drees Ooodß generally, Cloaks,
Talma* and Shawls, Embroideries and Staple Goods, for
fatally o«a.. Ad nnnioally extouiire aoairtmcat in all the
sbovedejiartment*, Just tree! rod aod soiling at the lowest
prices.
49»Knrtb-castcor. Fonrth and Market *ts.*f& cc 3
EU. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
• Dealer la Bonnets, lists. Straw Trimmings, and
Btrmw Goods generally. ' 025
Seventy-lira Tttiv and Second Hand
CARRIAGES BTTG-G-TES,
WHITE’S REPOSITORY,
TWO MILE BUN, NEAB LAWRENCEVILLE.
TIIE Bubscriber offera for salo,
exchange os the most reasonable terms,
floe assortment cfßaroneho* and second-hand Baggies, mode
by Watson, of Philadelphia, some bat little used. Also,
twenty<*nenew Buggies, made in my own shop, from the
very beet material porchaaod In the eastern market. A fine
lot of Trotting Wagons, new and second hand. Also, a lot
of Boat Wagons, Jsnny Linds, Qennantown Wagons, Jersey
Wagons and Kockaways, two fine Phaetons, Boats far ton r
?jrsoai, one of thorn Watson’s make and one of them New
ork moko. Two fine Sulkies, one made by Mr. D. Rodgers,
Philadelphia, and a few common Baggies, suitable fur light
marketing. The subscriber flatters himself be can make it
to tbe Intense of persona wishing to purchase, to give him
a call;
The establishment is convenient to the city, the Excel
star Omnibus line Coaches pasting the door every t*-n min
ntes. pr2Mtw3m*T
Carriage and wagon Manufactory.
M. Ij. STEPHENS,
Comer Snithfield Sirett and 'Diamond Alley,
WOULD respectfully inform ther*ysta>
public that he is now located as BbaroJzZE=2!&.
and has resnmed the holiness of Carriage making in all its
varieties, and U also prepared to execute orders ler Wagons
of all descriptions, including all work for Ira* Merchants’
ase.
Soliciting a continuance of tbe patronage so liberally be
stowed txpon him while at the old stand of “Bigelow A C 0.,”
he wooldassnn bis frisnd* that tbo same care and atten
tion will be girea to all~hlj orders a* heretofore, haring ee
cared the Semico# of the best workmoa, and baring ample
apartments elsewhere for the finishing of fine work.
gyA pad aamrtment of heavy work oow on hand, »uit
able for Spring use. All work warrantod for 13 months.
lyy-ParilcpTar attention given to repairs. Jalitl yd
Ooaeh and Carriage Factory.
- JOHNSON, DIIOTnER a CO.,
Cbmcr of Belmont and Rebecca Sbrttit,
VTTOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- oSguL,
YY form their friends, and tbe public geoe-iiEsSSZ.
rally, that they are manntac taring Carriage*, Baroachos,
Rockaways, BagglfS, Sletghs and Chariots, tn all their Tari
oos styles of finish and proportions.
. Allorden will beexecuted with strict regard todoiabWtj
and beauty of finish. UepnJra will also be attended to on
the most reasonable terms. Using In sll their work the
best Eastern Basils, Poles and Wheel stnfil they foclconfi
dent that all wbojaTor thorn with thdr patronage will be
eriectly satlsficd on trial of tbolr work.
Porchaeen are requested to givo them * call before por
cUaring elsewhere. no8;lyd
WALNUT HALL RESTAURANT,
MASOXIO HALL, Firm STREET.
JOSEPH PRIOKER
PKOPRIETOR.
All the delicacies of
TUB BEASON, prepared by themostex
periooced cooks,aerrednp at the shortest aoUdgKr
ttce, from
SIXO’CLOCK A. If. UNTIL TWELVE O’CLOCK P. M.
All articles in the Uno, pecnllar to the East, West or
Sonth, received dally by Erprcts, srd served npto drder
Boiinosa men wfll find the table at WALNUT HALL all
that they cook! desire.
, Depot for Oysters, Fish, Game and swrlr
Vegetable* la their eeasop.*ga , frl3 ocllriyd
SITARCH AGENCY.— HAVING BEEN
) appointed Aceot for PitUbcrrh, tv the UADISON
STABCII COUP AS V, for the tale of their calstratetf PfiAilL
BTABCU, (which li warn* ted eaoil is qnaU tjr to ahr known
4a this market) are now prepared to topple Wholesale Deal*
•rs at meaulisctarore* prices. WeiavUe tbeattentianofthe
Trade in this article, to ao siatnlaationoi oar present stock,
and which will bo tepteaual totbedsmaod.
ATWELL, LEB k 00.,
oyg He. t Woodetras
A
.mcrlean Flowers, llaichei, Trimming*,
4o>, dtc.
THE subscribers beg to draw attention to
their department of American Flowera, Rtiacbe* and
Trimming*, which will bo found complete, the diwlgnj being
taken from the fashionable French, and tbs manu
facture cotsflntd to Vtdr own Factories. 1 VhelaoU Buytrt
only are requested to examine the nxnplce.
J.N'O. C. UENDUIISON gUTtli * CO,
fcX7:3a»d 200 Broadway, New York.
rfIHE GREATEST MATCH MACHINE IN
J. TUB WORLD*
A SOBimn MADE WITH A SHALL INYESMENT.
: THOMAS'PATENT HATCH MACHINE
l* A idraple, cheap and pqtftet Match Maker. The Machine
eMta only slls* U drIV«B by hand, &ud iriTl make the Hot
one of the aanolaCturer in» abort time. Wl* ere good
wood If to to bad readily it materially redocoa the coat.
- jEWfiereral comity cr Machine pnrilegoa are offered lor
-aahptnoodareu Price. fotpartfcplanycpHatqAZKrTl
mums ;
THE DAI
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
Patentees aodexcloiire Mannftetnrer*.
60 Fnltoa street, Naw Yorfc.
Sniagists.
Sealers.
fflatptis.
attonugs.
Sec (Soots,
ffiatrmgts,
Agent
(ttommisßton, See.
aooai CAKinaiL-.
CANNING & BOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
.Vo. 228 Xorth .Second Strctt,
PHILADELPHIA.
For the *nlo of Prodoco and purchase of Pith. Ac., Ac Any
order* entrusted with them will bo promptly forwor-Ud.
apSddCm*
.juhs l. Luca.
JOS. S. LEECH & CO.,
50i,344 4s- 444 Liberty at., Pittsburgh, I*a.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
flour and bacon,
Tin Plate and Tinner’s Stock,
AND .
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
Jylbdly _ ,
sm-vont £uumACGa...HENjAJn.N r, pimr—WH. n. wuiTacat.
SPRINGER UARDAVGII .fc CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
Wool, Hides, Provisions & Produce Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
J»l2 . '
McALPIN de CO.,
(Late of J. 8. Lroch, McAlpio A Co., Pittsburgh.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING M-KRCH-A-NTS'
Levee and Washington Avenne,
WYANDOTTE CITY, 'KANSAS TKIIIUTUX«,
REFERENCES: ’
Ji«upb 8. Lwh A Co., and Pittsburgh Merchants geuvr-
Mlj. lylbdAwlyT
•fHOMAS & GALLAtiUER,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS, -Vo. *4O -Pnu Strut, St. Lnnia, Mo
extebto
Sixaca, Hum u* k Co., | Joins ALa cm.
Loaxm, Bixva&t k 1 EcaAPiufTca.
Will pnrcbaaeto ordor, Load, Hemp, Bacon,Grata. kt
Prompt attention given to nay tnauner of forwarding.
J-*i;
DATJS EL LEWIS 0. ffi IMERfJN,
X EWIS& EDGERTON, (Successors to I>.
-Lj T. Morgan A C 0.,) Wholesale Grocer* and Commission
Merchant*, 107 Wood *trre»t, Pittsburgh. mrj
Henry s. king, (late of the
firm of King A Moorhead.) CotuniUaicm Merchant,
and Dealer In Pig Metal and Blooms, No. 76 Watorstroet, be
low Market, Pittolnuyh, pa. I nplO
A A. HARDY,"(SUCCESSORTOHAK
a dy,Jone*ACo,)Commi*sion and Forwarding Mer
chant; Agent of the Madison and Indianapolis lUilruvl, cor
nor Firet and Ferry «U n Pittsburgh, pa. JaS»:lTd
Edward - fnSEGRAwr - oeneßXl
Comrahulon Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in Mann
factored Tobacco, Imported and Domestic Cigar*, Soufc. Ac,
Art, No. 241 Liberty struct, opposite the head of Wood, Pitts
borgb, Pa. ' mhUtly
©rows,
TOOS. LITTLE TUQ3. UTILE. JB-
W. T. LITTLE <b CO.,
lIOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MCr.CnANTS,
And dealer* In
rwim, DACON, CrtEF.SK,
FISII, OH-S huil I’JIOM'CK.
Wo. 114 Second St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
03— LH»t*l ndvaiiie" in;uU> na cunsfßurneots. mi! s
T>OBERI I)ICK.Ei, Wholesale (iruorr,
Xt Produce and Corarabilon Merchant So laj
Wood. Pittabargb, I'a,
Baa a l e'y ;~d 6 s ait'X'v e& c o'~
Wholesale Gmccrm, N<*. 18 nod 20 Wr»U stri-ot, i'itu
bargn.
Vt 0 !?®? • A. B. BXCAK&.
T)EIS & BERGER, GROCERS AND
JLV Dealer* is Bacon, Lrvrd, Floor, Che-coe, Brooms, Ac-
Bcmth-Wwt corner Bmithfleld cud Second Struct*, Pitu
bnrgfa. oc 4:lyd
Alexander king, wuojlesale
Grocer and Importer of Soda A*h. No. 2J3 Liberty
Bt^ t ’ P»- aphlyd*
WM.' MITCUELTKEK, BRO.,
JWboloMle Grocers, RccUfyiug Distillers. and Wine
*°n23 qoor HorchaEtJ > Nu - 709 Liberty *trwt, PitUborgh.
GEO. B. JOSS 9 ~, JAS L COOLET
JONES & COOLEY, WHOLELALE GKl>
CER3 and Boat FarnUhem, dealer* In Produce and
ntiabnrgb Manufacture*, No. HI Water street, near Cherry
Alley, Pittsburgh. P». _ _ mr< j d 1
.BAW*t p. BHirrta*. jotis a dilkcrto
SHR EVER & DII.WORTH, WHOLESALE
Grocers, No. 139 and 132 S<v..»d sln-t, (between Wood
and SmitbQelJ. nittAl.oij*, ,>
J9HB TLCTP r.iaf*ai> ru>xu wiluaji ruiru
JOHN FLOVIi & Co., WHOLESALE
Grocer* and C.i:nriii«-i v a >!.•.. No. ITS Wood and
as Liberty »rri-t. PittMir.rgh-
WATT i WILSON, WHOLESALE GRa
YY CCUS, Commission Merchant* an<! D*wl'-r» in Pro
duce and Pittsburgh No. 2&S Liberty »ctwet.
Pittsburgh. U ' ’
Isaiah iiicKEfSTCo., wuolesale
Grocers, Conjoilxeinn MercbJUiM,and Dralurt in Pro-lnce
No. &U Water and Front street, Pitteburgh. ’
WM . McCUTC 1£ EON WHOLE
SALEOrucvr, Prcwliica and Commission 'Merchant,
»n«l Dealer Id Pittaborgh Manufactured Article*, So. l.’>9
Überty street, corner of Brewery ay, Piu-hanth, l*a. wy3
,0 » H nTr.sVr.'~'.~ *• *•** ous. ATWrLL.
A TWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE
XX Oror.«ra, Prodnee and Coauniwiaa Merchants, and
Dealer* In Pittsburgh Manufacture*, No. H Wuod itrrrt, bo
tarcan Water ami Prout ajilS
ao«. aooisos,
MM*L U. ROBISON.
T> ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
JLV* Qrocerm, CommimioßMorch.tntA.soi} Dealer* in all
kinds of Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh Slanaftetan*.
No. 255 Libertystrwt, Pittsburgh. lalt^lvd
oberFh. king; WHOLESALE GRO
CEiI, Commission Merchant, and Dealer irt Feathers,
Fish, Floor, and all kinds of Conntry Prodoce, No. ill Lib
erty street, month of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Ps. Li bend ad
vances made on consignments-. Ja&lyd
aOBCST PlLZlt-t .. -JAWJC3Z- BSJUDItO.
Robert ualzell &. co., whole
-BALFS Oroccrv, Commission and Portrarlinsf Mer
chants aud Dealcrajn Prodownnd Pittsburgh Manufacture*,
No. 251 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. my 2
Krai IHstatc agents.
WILLIAM WARD,
Dealer in promissory notes,
Bonds, Mortgngna and all securitise for m<>o«y.
Persons can procure loans through my Agency, oirrmwiQ
ablo term*.
Those wialilng to Invrst Ibtdr money to good advantage,
an always And first and second class jiafwr at my office, for
ale. f
All curmnnidcationfl and iuhrriowit strictly confidential.
Office GRANT STREET, opposite St. Paul's Cathedral.
Jel:dtf V;
iSoofcscUers, SfC.
WS. RENTOUL, 20 St. Clair street,
a Dealer in Kqpgious and Miacfcllanr-oua iUv.ta, and
Depository of American Tract &XI0I3'« Publication#
tnrlfhdiwlyF
WM. G. JOHNSTON & CO., Stationers,
Riant B«;k Manufacturer# and J.>h Printers, No.
M Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. *„Sq
EC. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
• 8. Sadler,) Wbcdceaio and Retail Dealer in Boults,
Stationary and Paper Hanging*, Federal strert, 6th door S.
B-of Market Square, Allegheny, Pa.
JOHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
Bt*liooer, successor to Davison A Al-iiow, No. 63 Market
street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa.
KAY A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA
TIONERS, No. 64 Wood street, next door to the ror
ner of Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Scho<il and Law Books con
stantly on hand. 1
JL. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA*
• TIONER, No. 76 Fourth cL, Apollo Building*.
HTj n Si Ine k” bookseller
and Stationer, Masonic llojl. Fifth street.
iStuaic, See.
JOHN U. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST.,
between Diamond Alley and Fourth street, Hole Agent
for CIIICKERI.NO A SONS* (Boston) PIANO FORTES, MA
BON A HAMLIN'S MODEL MKLODEONB and ORGAN
HARMONIUMS, and Dealer In Musicand Musical Ooods.
Ja23
HkLEBER & BRO., No. 53 FIFTH
• EL, Sign ofthe Golden Harp, 8010 Agent fur NUNNS
A CLARK'S (New York) unrivalled Grand and Equate
PIANOS, and CARUART A NEEDHAM'S genuine MELO
DEONB and ORGAN HARMONIUMS, Dealers in Music and
Musical Instruments.
CHARLOTTE BLUMEj MANUFACTUR
BE and Dealer In Plano Fortum, and Importer of Music
and Musical Instruments. Solo Agent for tne HAMBURG
PIANOS, also for UALLET. DAVIS A C«V3 Boston Pianos,
with and without iEolcan Attachment. 1H Wood street.
my 3
T\R. O’BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED
I / ftt T>r. Smith's, corner Fifth »od on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and EATUUDAYti, trom lo lo
1 ami 1 to 3 o'clock.
ou tlio Browii*Tfll*> Hold.
i IPainttcs.
JOHN"- THOMPSON «$c CO.,
House painters, glaziers and
OKAINKR3, 135 TIUKD BTKKBT. Sign Fainting
esecnt*d with neatneaa and diapatclu Mixed (Mint*, Oil,
Tarpentfrio, Varniah, Japan and Knglish Patent Drirra,
VilLc MonriJgn# Zloc, a very anperlor article Philadelphia
andPittaborgh White Lead altray* on hand and female.—
Waarepreparod to Grind Colors for l’alutcra, Drniq;l*taor
other* at tlio ahorteat notice, ca we bare a mill which
grind* hj ahxau. FaluUra will gave money by getting
th<Jr color* jrrtfnnd with u*.‘ > mrftidly
. Pklnten.
',LOSU « LA N K,
HOUSt\AND SION PAINTERS,
No. TTtOW Jpo«t OfficeßulldlntOThlrdatre*t,
Wood *nd Market fttrwU. All orders promptly attcort«d to.
aaupcriontjle. mh27;l)d
;«tn
iUsl io
>¥Tl
owm
ifan
ajHm
tcial Flowtn and Flow*
materials.
French Artl;
WE are nov£ receiving our Spring Styles of
French Flowers sad Flower Materials, Which fur u
rlety and beauty Jarpasw any former aea*on*« Imp-iru
tloo*. Dearly, nil tho Guuds we offer for-aU,
enables os to offnfr to Wholesale purchasers Inducements,
both In prlaeandfeonflnod style*. .... . „
Ostrich »nd Fanes* Feathers, io many styles,, suitable for
Eprioz Sales, also, leTncy description of low priced fcsncy
Fee them, for trlnaming Boys' sod Childrens Elraw aud
Fancy Uata. Ftorsfrdo on liberal terms, by
J sfo. c. IirotPEBSON SMYTH Jt CO.,
r * £O9 Broadway, New Tor It-
MEDICAuKI) LYE, or Alkaline Solu
nos.—AETsXCflllent remedy for Dytpepfi*, Be«t*
assr - sfsfiss&fi-
TTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 27,, 1858,
manufarturrrs.
WELLS, RIDDLE 4t, CO.,
M Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
uarutactcsx&s op
HIPS, TIIONGS AND SWITCHES,
Order* solicited fixtn- the trade, and promptly abli>
ior instruction*.
i—o months, or 6 per cent. dUconot for ca*b.
ydAwF
’ JOS. P. HAMILTON * CO.,
(wITTEEKS Sc
’ ‘K'r First fl*<{ Liberty Sts., Pittsburgh Pa.
■ERIOP STEAM ENGINES, f..r Grist
1 Saw Mills, Breweries, I'rii.tlug Establishments,
ctorie*, kc., marie to *rder.
*l«o continue the tuanufitrtnre of their Olcbrutud
MACHINISTS’ TOOLS,
> Turning Lathe*,
Iron Planer*,
I Bering and Drilling Machine*, Ac.
Wrought Iron Shafting, with Pnlley*. Hangar*, Ac.
LrrialyP j*-
f HESitT (liliwlG,' “
p. 480, comer Penn and H’a/nuf Streets,
* Pittsburgh, I?a.,
(nufactuker of hemp and
MANILLA BED CORDS, HEMP AND TARRED
from li In. t* Inch, Fins and Common Packing
' »rred and Spun Yarn,6a*h and Bell Cofd, Wool
Broom, Tying nud Bewing Twine, Flax and Cotton
Vine, Ac.
• HOPESI
Yarn, Ti
Twine, ,
Seine Ti
or made
full supply of the abort! arl idea constantly on band
to order at Ibu loweet ca»b prices. |a'.7;lyd
MOORHEAD & CO
KixuyAcrcsxu or
riran, Plain and Corrugated,
SHEET IRON,
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On the lOth inst., in the House of Lords tho
Earl of Shaftesbury gave notice that on the
14th he should move a resolution condemning
tho cooducL of the Government in publishing
their dispatch to the Governor-General of India*
Mr. Cardwell gavepolice that on the 13th inst
he should move the fallowing resolution.
That this House, While it abstains from ex
pressing any opinion npon the policy of any
proclamation issued by the Governor-General of
India in relation to Oude, has seon with regret
and serious apprehension that her Majesty’s
Govcrnmeut has addressed to the Governor-
Goneral of India, through the secret committee
of . the India House, a dispatch condemning in
strong terms tho conductor the Governor-Gene
ral of India, and that they are of opinion such
a course on the part of Government must tend
under the present circumstances of India, to pro
duce a most prejudicial effect by weakeningtho
authority of the Governor-General, and by en
couraging farther resistance on tho part of those
who are still in arms against us.”
On tho i;th, in the House of Lords, the Earl
of EUfenborough explained the circumstances
under whioh >be dispatch censuring Lord Can
ning had been written, admitted that he alone
wa a responsible for it, and announced that rath
er than expose his colleagues to Uie censure of
Porlim'ent, he had tendered his resignation as
president of tho Board of Control, to Her Majes
ty, and the same had been accepted.
Lord Derby said that tho resignation had been
accepted with regret, but admitted that he con
sidered the publication of the despatch prema
ture and injudicious.
Tho London Times says that a meeliog had
been held at Lord Palmerston’s residence, at
which it was resolved to move a resolution in
the House of Commons on the 13th inst. upon
the subject of the despatch from Lord EUenbor
ough censoring the issue of Lord Canniog’s
proclamation to tho people of Oude, and that
this resolution will hare the concurrence of
Lord John Bussell aud the principal members of
the so-called Peelile party.
Various speculations were indulged in as to
the vote npon these resolutions and the proba
bility of Ministers resigning or appealing to the
country irr the event of their being carried.
Tna OCDE FIIOCLASIATIOS
Tho following is the proclamation by tbo Gov
ernor-General of India which was condemned
by the secret committee of tho Court of Direc
tors of the East India Company :
PROCLAMATION
The army of his excellency the Commander
in-CLief is in possession of Lucknow, and the
lies at the mercy of the British Govern-
ment, whose authority it has for nine months
rebolliously defied and resisted.
This resistance, begun by a mutinous sol
diery, has found support fcom the inhabitants of
the city and of the province of Oude at large.
Many who owed their prosperity to the British
Government, as well as those who believed them-
selves aggrieved by it, have joined in this bad
cause, and have ranged themselves with tho ene
mies of the state.
They havo been guilty of a great crime, and
have subjected themselves to a just retribution.
Tho capitol of their country is now once more
in the hands of the British troops.
I rom this day it will be held by a force which
nothing can withstand, and the authority of
the Government will be carried into every cor
ner of the province.
The lime, then, has come at which the Right
Iron, the Governor General of India deems it
right to make known the mode in which the
British Government will deal with the talookdars,
chiefs and landholders of Oudo and their follow
ers.
Tho first care of the Governor-General will be
to rewardtbose who have been steadfast in their
allegiance at a time when the authority of the
Government was partially overborne, nod who
have proved this by the support and assistance
which they have given to British .officers.
Therefore the Right Hon. the Governor-Gen
eral hereby declares that
Drigliejjie Singh, Rajah of Bulrampore ;
Koolwunt Singh, Rajah of Pudaha;
Rao Hurdoe Bnksh Singth, of Kutiaree ;
Kasheepershaud, Talookdar of Sissaindec
Zubr Singh, Zemindar of Gopaul Kheir; and
Lhundeloll, Zemindar of Moraon (Baisworah)
arc henceforward the sole hereditary proprietors
of tho lamia which they hjld when Oude tame
under British rule, such un&i#-
ate assessment as may bo imposed upon them,
and that those loyal mca will be further rewar
ded in such manner aod to each extent as, upon
consideration of their merits and their position,
the Governor-General shall determine.
A proportionate measure of reward dml hon
or according to their deserts will bo conferred
upon others to whoso favor like claims may be
established to the satisfaction of the Government.
The Governor-General farther proclaims to
tho people of Oude that, with the above men
tioned exceptions, tho proprietary right in the
soil of the province ig confiscated to the British
Government which will dispose of that right lu
such manner as it may seem fitting.
To those talookdars, chiefs and landholders,
with their followers, who shall make immediate
submission to the Chief Commissioners of Oude,
surrendering their arms and obeying his orders,
the Right Hon. tho Governor-General promises
that their lives and honour shall bo safe,provided
that their hands ore unstained with English
blood murderously shed.
But as regards any further indulgence which
may be extended to them, and the condition in
which they may hereafter be placed, they must
throw themselvs upon tho justice and tsicrcy of
the British Government.
To those among them who shall promptly
come forward andgive tothe Chief Commissioner
their support in the restoration of peace and ord
er this indulgence will be large, aod the Governor
General will be ready to view liberally the claims
which they may thus acquire to a restitution of
their former rights.
As participation in the murder of Englishmen
aod English women will exclude those who are
guilty of it from all mercy, so will those who
have protected English lives be specially entitled
to considerations and leniency.
By order of the Right Hon. tho Governor-
General of India. 0. P. Edmonbtone,
Secretary to the Government of India.
Allahabad, March 1-1.
The following is the rebuke of the Court of
Directors. The Government declined to print,
in tho document as laid before Parliament, para
graphs U, 10, 11, 12 and 13, on the ground that
they “contained reasoning on the subject tbo
publication of which would be attended with in
convenience to the public service:”
The Secret Committee of the Court of Direc
tors oftiib East India Company to the Gover
nor-General of India in Council.
April 19, 186 ft
Our letters of the 24th of March will havo put
you in possession of our general views with re
spect to the treatment of thepoople in (he event
of the evacuation of Lucknow by the enemy.
2. On the 12th inst.,we received from you a
copy of a letter, dated Iho 2d of March, ad
dressed by your secretary to the secretary of the
Chief Commissioner in Ondc, which letter en
closed a copy of tho proclamation to be issued
by thoChicf Commissioner, as soon as tbe British
troops should have command of the city of
Lucknow, and conveyed instructions as to the
manner in which he tu to act with respect to
different classes of persons in execution of the
views of the Governor-General.
3. The people of Oude will see only the pro
clamation.
4. That authoritative expression of the will of
tbe Government informs the people that six per
sons who are named as having been steadfast in
their allegiance aro henceforward tho sole hered
itary proprietors of the lands they hold when
Oude came under British rule, subject only to
such moderate assessment os may be imposed on
them; that others in whoso favor-like claims
may bo established will have conferred upon
them a proportionate measure of roward and
honor; and that, with these exceptions, (bo
proprietary right in the soil of the province is
confiscated to tho British Government.
We cannot but express to you our appre
hension that this decree, pronouncing tbo disin
herison of peoplo, will throw dfficultiea almost
insurmountable in the way of tho re-establish
ment of peace.
G. We are under the impression that the war
io Oude has derived much of its popular char
acter from tbe rigorous manner in which, with
out regard to what the chief laud-holders had*
become accustomed to consider os their rights,
tho summary settlement had in a large portion
of the province been carried out by yoar
officers.
7. The land-holders of India are as much
attached to the soil occupied by'lheir ancestors,
and are as sensitive with respect to tho rights
in tho soil they deem themselves to possess, as
the occupiers of land in any country of which
we have a knowledge.
8. Whatever may be your ultimate and un
disclosed intentions, your proclamation will ap
pear to deprive the great body of the people of
all hope opon the subject most dear to them as
individuals ; while the substitution of our rule
for that of their nativo sovereign has naturally
excited against us whatever they may have of
national feelings. ■
e. Wo cannot but in justice consider that
Great Britain,
10. We desire to see British authority in
India rest npon the willing obedience of a con
tented people.—There cannot bo contentment
where there ia general confiscation.
20. Government cannot long bo maintained
by any force in a country where the whole peo
ple is rendered hostile by a sense of wrong, and
if it were possible so to maintain U, it would
not be a consummation to be desired.
Cutti.vo and Craixo Clover llat.— Editors
Gtncitt Farr,\er\ According to the thirty years of
close observation made by thewrilerof this arti
cle, there is but ouc method of curing clover hay
which pays well for the labor, and that I shall
describe shortly.
Observation has taught me that the Ittl time
for cutting clover is when two-thirds of the
blooms begin to turn brown. At this stage it
makes the best hay, and is not sappy enough to
reduce much in (be curing process.
When the clover is in the above stage, cut it
as rapidly as possible; but never cut when there
is dew or rain water on tho clover. Let the
green clover bo put in small shocks os fast as
cut down, so that the sun might not wilt It.
When enough is out and shocked for a large
stack, haul up and stack as fast m possible. The
stack should be some 14 or 15 feet at the base
and Id or 18 feel high, so put up as to make it
the shapo of o cone. With a hay fork, let one
hand throw up the green clover, while two hands
stack and trample iL, so as to make it as near
air tight as possible. Every foot in height should
have about one quart of salt sprinkled regularly
over iL This will require about 76 pounds to
the stack. In finishing, top it off and rake it
down so aa to torn rain. In ten or twelve days
it will become wet and hot, and smoke like a
coal kiln, so os to have all appearances of rot
ting; bat in ten or fifteen days more, it will cool
off and be frond dry, bright, sweet bay.
If the clover were allowed to wilt before start
ing, the hay would bo dark and mouldy; but, if
put up green, the hay will be bright green, and
sweet and free from mould. This process pre
■*VK&all-U».lcaTga_oftbo cloTer, so certain to
be lost by any other process: ftftdil-nlso preser
ves all the volatile constituents of
are sure to be lost when it la cured in the sun
shine or open air.
The whole management may bo summoned up
in a few words. Cut and stack free from mois
ture, in the perfectly free state; salt it well, and
make the stack as near air tight as hard tramp
ing can make it. p jj. G.
Tenn. Genesee Farmer.
Urn admirable Administration flings away
ten millions of dollars Mormon war fool
ery, and in return, according to the Missouri
Republican, receives the glory of having its ca
pacity to mako a great exertion acknowledged.
Bat it cannot afford & dollar toward the improve
ment of the harbors of the North West. Ten
minions for the Mormon war, bat not a dollar
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OUBSTJUS—MusIins, Checks Ticking*
H^g- 3 b “«» --tor
rgh gazette;
those who resist our in Oude are
tinder very different circumstances from those
who have acted against us in provinces which
have been long under our Government.
10. We have dethroned the King of Oude,
and took possession of his kingdom, by virtue
of a treaty which had been subsequently modi
fied by another treaty, under which, had it been
held in force, the course we adopted could not
have been lawfully pursued; bat wo held that
it was notin force ; although the fact of its not
having been ratified in England, as regarded
tho provision on whloh we rely for our justifica
tion, had not been previously made known to
the King of Onde.
11. That sovereign and his ancestors had
been uniformly faithful to their treaty engage
ments with us, however ill they may havo gov
erned their subjects.
12. Thoy had more than once assisted us ia
our difficulties, and not a suspicion hAd ever
been entertained of any hostile disposition on
their part towards our Government. ■
13. Suddenly, the people saw their king taken
from among Lhem, and our administration sub
stituted for his, which however bad, was at least
native ; and this sudden ebango of Government
was immediately followed by a summary settle
ment of tho revenue, which, in a very consid
erable portion of tho province, deprived the
most influential landholders of what thoy deem
ed to bo their property; of what certainly had
long given wealth and distinction and power to
their families.
14. We must admit that, under the circum
stances, the hostilities which have been carried
on in Oude havo rather the character of legiti
mate war than that of rebellion, and that the
people of Oude should rather be regarded with
indulgent consideration than made the object of
a penalty exceeding an extent and severity al
most any which has been recorded in history
as indicted upon a subdued nation.
16. Other conquerors, when they have suc
ceeded in overcoming resistance, have excepted
a few persons as still deserving of punishment,
but, have, with a generous policy, extended their
clemency to the great body of the people.
10. Sou havo aeted upon a different princi
ple: you havo reserved a few as deserving of
special favor, and yon have struck, with what
they will feel'os the severest of punishment, the
mass of the inhabitants of the country.
17. We cannot but think that the precedents
from which you have departed will appear to
have been conceived in a spirit of wisdom supe
rior to that which appears iu the precedent you
have made.
18. We desire that yoa will mitigate in prac
tice the stringent severity of the decree of con
fiscation you have issued against the landhol
ders of Oude.
iHiaceUaiuoug.
Noktu Kan or tn* Agcinccr,
AJ&LKOHKXY CITY
CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG,
66 Wood <t.
W. C. WALL’S
CARGO A CO'S
&T 0 toff open their
V OLUME LXXI-r—NUMBER 140
insurantr.
Bertliana’ Insurance Co. of PhUadeipto.
™ v - pb ™t, p™i d. j. McCASN, ScotuJ,.
Amoonl of Capita! ttoct fair] In and ln.«ated._42»,Cffl> 00
Sut f‘" —— obtain
Tiuurwi C*rgtj Risks on the Ohio and
tnbotarie*. luran* anlost loe* or damage by Fill
aUo against the perils of the Sea, and Inland
havlgatioo and Tiansportatioa.
Dtaxcroaa.
ITm. V. PetJl, John C. Montgomery, John M. Pumroy D J
McCann, E. F. Witmcr, Bene GnilJon, BcnJ. L. VTcoiecom
John A. Marshall, Cbarlea B. Wright, John J. Patterson
Kiwood T. Pnsejr. '
WM. V. PETTIT, President,
E. F. WITMER, Vico President.
Dwiqbt J. McCurs, Secretary.
Sefpor, Lamb ft Co,
Dock, Morgan k EUdfole; do.
k Co, do.
Pornror, Caldwell k Co, do. *
A. T. Lane k Co, do.
SUriomitz, Jnstioe k Co, do.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. 07 WATER STREET
R. W. POINDEXTER, Agent.
FrAOklln Plr« Inioranc* Company of
PHILADELPHIA
Charles W. Blacker, Adolph £. Boris,
George W. lUchvda, Samuel Gnat,
Thomas Hart, Darid 8. Brown,
Hordecal D. Lewis, Jacob R. Smith,
Tobias Wagner, Morris Patterson.
CHARLES N. BAKCKP.ti president.
CEtatM 0. Biwerre, Secretary.
This Oompany continue* to make Insurance*, permanent
or limited, on stott drweriptian of property Intotrnand
e°oai*7» at rate* as low as an consistent with aecnrity.
The Company hare rewired a Urge contingent fond,
with their Capital and Premiums, safely lores ted,
afford amplo protection to tbs assured.
The Assets of the Company, on January Ist, 185 L u pab
lisbed agreeably to the Act of Assembly, were as follows
Tit— ,
Mortgages... ..
Real Estate.
-$918428 OS
84,371 78
63,908 17
61,669 00
•« M^io£l
Temporary Loans. ...
Stocks
Cask, Ac
11,211703 44
Blac* their Incorporation, a period 0 f twenty-one rein,
they bite paid upwards of One Million, Four Horidrod
tbooaand Dollar* Loose* by fire, thereby affording «»idenco
®f of iMOrtac*. u well u their ability and
disposition to meet with promptness all llabOltle*.
, J- GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
_»P* a Office Southeast cor. Wood and Third si*.
Continental Inmrancc Company.
Incorpvruled by £A< LtgUaivr* nf Amuylrama,
WITH A
PERPETUALOHiBTES
Authorized Capital, One Million Dollan..
Secs red and Accumulated Capita]
HOME OFFICE.
.Vo. fil WUnirf Strt*, obeec Second, FfaladeJphia.
Fire Insurance ou Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, Ac.
geneally. ’
Marine Insurance on Cargoes and Freight*, to all part* of
the world.
Inland Insurance on Good*, At, by lakes, Rtrere, r»w.i.
end Land Carriages, to all part* of the Union, on the moat
tarorobls terms, consistent with security.
MEXCTOM.
QEORGE W. COLLADAT, formerly Recorder of Doeds, A©
Philadelphia.
WhL BOWERS, formerly Register of Will*.
N. COLEMAN, firm of Coleman A fimlth. Import Ins;
Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, So. 21 Ncrtb Third
street, alxTT* Market, PhfLv
JOSEI'H OAT. firm of JowphOat ASou.Copwnuuiths, No.
12 Qnarry street, Phila.
EDWARB V. UACUETTE, firm of MaebeKo A Rsimel,
Imputing hardware Merchants, Vo, 124 North Third
street, above Race, Phil*.
HOWARD HINCTISI AN, Ann of LlVlngston A C"., Prodnce
and Commission Merchants, No. 278 Market U- aboT*
Eighth. Phils.
„ GCORGE W. COLLADAT, President
Gatxs WtUos,secrctary.
JOSHUA nOBINSON, Agoot.
No. U Fifth rtrwt /op atair*.]
Honongabets Imurancs Cotapany,
OF PITTSBURGH.
Omcxas—JAMES A. HUTCHISON, President
HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Ornct, No. 83 Warn Srßtrr,
Insure Agedntt oT iris dr nf Fire end Marine Ri
ASSETS, MAY 20rn, 18SS:
Stock Duo Bills, payabloon demand, soctired by
two approved names $140,000 CO
Premium Notes—£7,oo3 29
Bills Receivable.— ... 9 OCO 21
US shares Mechanics’Bank Stock—cost RD2O 00
60 do Rahk of Pittsburgh do do 2,760 00
40 do Kxchance Bank do do 2,060 00
100 do Citizens’ do do do 5.175 0u
B*I»o.-e of Book Accounts h 06d £9
Office Furniture- ’ggo fjs
°“ h — - 16,533 78
Wm. B. liolu.ro,
RobL Dalzell,
Wd. Rea,
• ffm. A, Caldwoll,
\ Wilson JJiIW,
Jobs UcDcritt.
Goo. i. Borry
J«u>p« A« uotchiaoQ
_ ÜbNKT U. ATWOOD. Pc c>
Westera Insurance Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE &ARSIE, IWitent.
F. M. GORDON, Secretary,
OFFICE, No. n W*t«*r »tr»»t, (Spang k Co.’a Warrboo**,)
apitaln, Piiubarj?b.
. if C" "Id JfeWn, HUH
AHirn. by DUj-H ri . „ to n „ a
Ig M* omaamly, m OtUmHwL by
the character «mcA
tor*amn*«i. at offering the best protection to these w.'tc
desire to be insured. s
ASSETS, OCTOBER 31, ISM. "
Stock Account* $121,600 00
Mortgage o igr) aa
Bill* Keeelrablo..... . g
Office Furniture. ... ’jy 0 w
Open Account*. 9,478 0*
ftjg g
mu* iM*»n n t~i ?r
George Danie,
K. Miller, Jr,
J■ W. Under,
0 W. Jackson,
June* McAnley,
Alexander Sneer,
Andrew Ackley, ,
Bol * . P. M. GORDON, Sec'y.
Pittsljnfgii Life, fire and Marine liuTco.
Office, No. 96 Water Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
_ . _ _ , ROBT. GALWAY, President.
F. A. RuitLiZT, Sec'y ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice prest.
__ Annixw ftunw,M. D., Examining Physician.
Tuts Oompany makes eTery Insnrance appertaining to
connected with LIFE RISKS 8 °
11031 • ad Cargo Risks, on the Ohio and
Ui«Uelppl rtrers and tributaries, and Marine Risk gen
And against Less or Damage by Fire
Andagalnst the Perils of the Sea and Inland Narration
and Transportation.
aJl^parties 0 al ’ OW6,t ral «* consistent with saUdy
ffm. McKnigbt,
Nathaniel Uulmce,
Airx. Nimiek,
DaTld M. Lone,
William li. Smith
C. W. Klcketaou,
Robert o*l way,
Samuel McClurkon,
Joseph P. O&zz&m, M. D-,
John Scott,
Janie* M*nb*U,
Darid Richey,
J*me* W. Tt*HTn«n
Cha*. Arbnthnot,
fcltU-my2My
Alexander Bradley.
Jouph 8. Leech,
John Fullerton,
Nathan F. Hart,
Da rid EL Chamber*
William Carr,
Robert H. Hartley,
John M’UQI,
ic Ureal Western Fire and tonrine ins. coi
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Qflct in Company't Building, So. <O3 lla/nuf, comer of
Dxtrth Street
CBIKTOI mMTPIL
AUTHOBIZED CAPUA!,...,
Capital paid la ..
Sarploa, January lat, IMS.
4530,000.
OO
- 55,274 05
FIRE D»i>uiiAXCE—lAm}t&i at Pwr^tnai
HfSUEAACE, oa Vessel*, Uajgoand Freights.
ZHZAnh) IXSURAJfCE by Hirers, Canals, Lako/aod
Land Carriage
, uucrcu:
Cbarlc* C. Lathrop, 1123 Walnut atmt.
WllUam Darling, 1610 Pine rtreeL
Alaxaoder Whlildca, hlorebant, 18 North Front
Inac Qaalehont, Attorney and Ocanjelinr.
John 0. Unntcr, firm of Wright, Hunter 1 Co,
K. Tracy, firm of Tracy A Cb, Ooldaaltb’a Dali.
£olu> H. McCurdy, firm of Jonea, White A MtfTurdj
Thoa. L. Gllieaple, firm of Gillespie A Zeller.
Jas. B. Smith, firm of Jaa. B. Smith A Go
**®n- Henry iL Fuller, office 227 Bomb Thirl street.
John IL VogtiM, office comer of Seventh and Sanucm
Jamee Weight, late Cachler Hank of Tien
Allred Taylor, office Cairo City Property.
Jooa J. Slocum, office 220 South Third street
LEWIS OOEOOUT, I ' ’ rr “ id ™‘
Second Vice l'rptld’L f Ei oBkt>, 8 Wall « , N. Y.
JAMK3 WRIOUT, Secretary and Treasurer.
U. K. RICHARDSON, Aariatant Secretary.
R- W. POINDECTBR, Agent,
gT Water street, PHUbnrgh
"FIRE - IaSCUAHCET
it m
Reliance Snlnal Insurance Company of
P&lLAPEijpuii f
On Bnildlngi, UmUrforP«T«tnil,l! t rt: il naiic,rnrnitOT
*e«» io Town or drootry.
Office IJo. 308 fiTalnat Street.
ft^wiF ,9M ~\ A * SRB *^ 465 Sfc-Inrested w know*
wort * oo
“
AUegh.nj coantr 0 [.rtent K U»i. lulwo 00
PwntylTaiiU Railroad Go's Stock 4,00 J O'
Uock of tbs Reliance Mctoal Insurance Co ISLUO 00 i
Stock of Count/Fire Insurance Co „ 1.050 00
Scrip ofSundry Insurance Companies 475 oo !
Bills Bscelrable, bnslness pap* r , t 2 7U 60
Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc 3,33$ 10
OMb on hand and in Bank 10,043 20
*252,460 ti
CLEM TINOLET, rnaidsnt
Clou Tinsley,
Win. IL Thompson,
D*»ld B. Brown,
C. StoTsnson,
John B. Worrell,
U. UCnruoa,
Robert Tolnnd,
Moses Johnson,
0. 8. Wood,
Junes B. Woodward,
B.M.
fimroel Blsphvn,
Robert SUon,
WUllwa Homer,
R«J. W.Ttnglfj,
mil
Z. Lcthrop,
Chas.LeUnd,
J*oob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowen,
, ffa.M. flempie, piiUL**.
J. a. cornu, AgtJt
. net Third «nd Wood rtrerti .
PennsylTania Inrarani
North-eaat eoi
ice company
otirth Btre«
TORS.
OF FI
Office So. 0 3
Jfccvt> Paletar,
Geo. W. Smith,
A. J. Jonoe,
Bod; Pattenon,
J. P. fanner,
L Grier PpronL
W. B. Mcßride,
0. A. Colton,
Wads Hampton.
A. Carrier.
Bobort Patrick,
A. o.Bam moo.
J. Q.Joau,
Jobs Tacgirt,
Heiirj BprooL
NichoUi
James Q. Hopkioa,
—v— -JMiIOGO.
i tun of ill description*.
CHARTERED CAPITAL...
4V*Plre Wd Rljks i
Vice Pmldaot—Boot
ternary and m«Bn
7ifflua.
i—LOamantora. nofcdly
Farmers’ and Mechanics’
Insurance Company.
If. W. Corner Second end walhnt ni.
PHILADELPHIA. *
ASSETS..—
Pittatrargli Office, Ko. 00 Water Street.
_ THOIL4S J. {IUKTEB, Agent.
Toe following lint will show tb* amount paid n: tli«
Pittsburgh Agency for losses from Jubo 152Gta April Viz-
Herbert Go*daJ COO 00 B. lUU A Co 1156 75
VPtn. Bldden COO 00 Rocbestr-rMsauLCo. 153 CO
Prank Wolff. 4C-: w Ifm. Magee- , 275 00
W mOO J - Uomird & Co- £!*> oo
w. *• / McOrrpor nOO W. Wlwcrtb.EM 1125 in
Mm n„u, ]> T W, J. u. Ir»in,fir._ ESO M.
Nn™!! 1 ? £ ‘ i ’ J Edw. gpenre, Esq mi
Juh??^ r * Qna ~ lw >2 72 O.li. Poulwaw— RSC 00
l7t,r; v^ , ' ,n r- 200 W £ Richardson 100 CO
pssstfsisbjs
wsSfe: M*£r = n ii
ss
T0ta1...—.., . e'Din* u
Smaor Posstltasu, City of ’
Before me, an Alderman in and for »aM dtv t >pi,„,- 1 !i,
came Thomas J. Hooter, Agent of ibcpanner*' and Meehan,
ics Insurance Company, who. -being dxOj sweep accordlea
to law, doth depot® and say tint tbe-forcjn** r *» ■•S
*«*• , . ■ THOS. J. aUKXEB, Agent.
Sworn and subscribed before mo, April 7,1>54.
mylS-dly LtoraonS. Joints, Aloernun.
Enreka Insnranee Company of Pennsylvania.
Office No. 99 Water at, Pittsburgh,
„ , ASSETS MAT 1,1555.
Stock Due-Bills—payable on demand and s<*.
cored by twoapprored came*.
Cash in Pittsburgh Trust Company.
Premium Notes—
Bills Recrleable— —7—.——.*
123 Shares Exchange Baolt Plock^cost....l7'7..
W do Mechanics' Bank Stock—cost.
Jjoo do Iron City Bank Stock—etn*{. pmiii....
200 do Allegheny Bank Stock—’do do
Book Account*. _
J. D.
W.K. h'imkk.
Jobs A. C&oghny,
C.W. Batchoior,
U D. Cochran,
Junes J. Dcosett,
Boot. Piusit, S«’j.
Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Company,
Tnarrpnnt-d by (fit tsgidatUTt tfP'nrjy'zCTzia, 1533.
Office, S. E. Comer Third and Walnntet*.,
w I’IiLLADELPITT j.
it AXCES on Tcerflfl, Cargo, az,<l ?n i£l>t
to all partt of the worliL »
/^^ 4 * Vc - t 5 oa Goud ,'- l-’J WTera,Cas»ls,
'“*">»«• of Colon
pn«mi: r ._On
n * m#—^“ s£ * of Xb9. 2d, 1557.
Bend*,Mortgage*,and B«*iii*ata_ f1101.3r.0 0-*
Philadelphiaatj, and other .Laina 137J>11 JCS
nrn* * I iua.-ai.ee Coa. 12$omoo
SSn?h.ZJ blB 220.20 1 •*?
B *J““***» 38,803 G °
Marine Pcliclearecetitly iarotd, aod oth
er debts dae the Company
SubscriptionNotea..
JoKpb n. Seal, I
EJmanJ A- Sender,
John C. Davis, .
John K..peoroaa,
George G. Lciptr,
Kdvnrd Darlington, '
Dr. R. &L Huston,
William C. Ludwig, i
Hugh Craig,
Mcltraln,
Charles Ketlry,
11. Jouta Brooke,
Jacob P. Jones
wsi.ua;
TIIOS.C.
Hctar Ltuum, Secretary,
■p^lyd—Jal2
P. A. MADEIRA, Ayont,
No. 9fi Water »tml Pitti-bnrgh.
Cillzent’ Insurance Comp'y of PitisburTli.
VTM. BAGALKY,
BAJIUBL L MAIISUELL, £wr?tar>.
Office M Water Sired, between Market and Tfvrd .‘"j
•a-lnmrMllnU*n.l Cargo lU»k* on tl»* Obi© naA M
■ljilppl lUvcrt, and Tribctarit-s.
t . nr by Ptre. A!»o,
atloii *° f {ho ® o *' fca ' J Xangntioa &n<l Trau-; crt.
{2C7.710 £S
Wtn. -
Samnel Uca.
Jo. M. Co ; •
Ju. Park,.! r ,
Isaac H. l’enn^-k,
8. Hsrbacgh,
Copt. ftsm’i C. Tonne,
J*~* John C&h
Philadelphia Fire _ C nd Life
INBDBAKOE COMPANY,
No. 140 Chcsnut Street
O P P OSITE TUB C U a T 0 M n o U «« -
, * U ada of Insurance, cith-r rsn^tPpUr
Uj»Jt«l,onoVLTy<l-crtptioa of Property err M-rcl.-.sdl**
M reaaon»j.ic r&tea of yjr.mtnm.
KOBKKT. P. K:sa. Prcddent-
M. W. BALDWIN', V!„ r,a^ m
DttXCTCRS.
I E. R. Cop* .
ssssyar
Joha CLmrk.n.
li, Wnor.
CharU* P. Clayra,
K. B. English,
P. B. Binrj,
C. Sherman,
8. J. Megargee,
P. Bucunsx, Secretary
SPLENDID XE\V SPRIScT^TOCK
- 125,003 73
>317,041 41
or ffftf!
riAno Poacßs,
rsosr re* oxtir as® csritailhi xastfactoet cr
CHICKEHISO Os. 50773, Kc«toa.
* n announcing the a l- -
saffiaat'tfsa r«rsis*a*fe
4
Thesanow Piano furtoa hiTO lc«n selected b* ncr*o-.AI
examination and trad, non ins txum TtocJ P p ,£?r
aS'SF
THE IMPROVEMENTS
l toS^SS. 16 ■ pp ' rcl '‘ t “ l b J compuUoa irilb IHok of
OUR GREATEST PERFORMERS,
PSOFESBIOXALand N*OJ?-PROF2S£TO\ir
Piano Fortoa, taking bmo sufficient to giTatboms ’
Pair and Impartial Trial.
.iSSdf “=p'«» »m e 00.1,, „, ,11
MESSRS. CIUCKEEIxa A SO.N-S
VTYITH I i-ATE IIiPttUVIttIKNTS IS Tirß
STYL£S,mechasu>ci,*trrDKtL and dur.i , ... ~, ”***•
olaatk toacb.andexqniaiteT>can?yortone^hlf‘hTi Cl * f ' ~ ad
derad these Piano Fcrtca and tiL ‘ .f 0 * , h«ro reo
50.,,« «, fo,C,“i 4
OAS °* cojckjsrutg <c- soys'
FULL CARA ED SEVEN OCT AV T*
GRAND ir o ß"“s VI
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS"
Also—A Fall Seven Octave Qrarri pi.» t»
than thoalfire, but equal ai ai u,i ni ?‘ M . Port '' pUincr
|Uor. Tbl, wooH U . 100., vutSK^SV"* I '-
Seminary, or to any ambiUoui iln.ir T f ' r
AUO-flo. of Cblikortos i Ec=. t felTlu? or!!.”'
PARLOR GRAND PIANOS
Combining all the essential qaalltle# of a Foil nU i...
yntcorapreawl It,«, m ,l| .‘fom tbit
room than an ordinary Sem Octara SqcnJTpE moru
PRICES Ayl> TERMS
INVARIABLY TUI BAITB AS AT THR ' rfnp
«-Tnß PIAHO poutestta' '
Uanu&etnred by Mem*. CHICKERINa * cn VB ,
whom the robaerfber baa been their sale end ?. V , fcr
Ag,ntlnlhl.ettjfor«DiaMiyye«b fkclaalTi, ,
J.IIE ROT FIRSUBID TO ART OTHER B -r,.
m THIS aiT, ABD ALL ORDERS MUST UR
SZBT, ABB PURCHASERS DIRECTED To
TBE SUBSCRIBER'
ALL IES riASO i'ORISfI mviufectond br nrrri.-
ERIHO A fiOSS, «,d 10M In til. tmrk»t, 7 Clnct-
ARE W ARB A if 1 2'd
By the Hannftcttren asd (he Subscriber. '
: JOHS H, BULLiOR.
BoSe Acent for Chickerfcg k Son# In pjttiw. „ i \
iVacajivaxui, Eutern Ohio and vT^T 0
So. 81 Wood Street. hti™.H n- tanVir S iQla '
Fourth Street, PlTTHßtnujlr IvT 0 Duin ?® < * AJI-y
“ *l - apif.tlewT
FIAHOS AT~A~BARGAIN
OVP rz «•» «boosi> has»;
J>JS GJ Rosewood octave
ANO, finiabed all roacd, !?o mtia-SSsiSisS
from Ihu beatmanulactcrer* cl I 9
"l! I S i cS»?,f tC ‘
*SS2PS£"°s
u<l‘-
ft*
_yi3 n.Kiaat jtnßo,sa.M noh nnct:
PIAXQSI PT A Nnsn—S " -
Spring Stack of Utt.mtebKUed •■
Motel JVvnum fIAXO FOJOES, maw>ll C? I*Bl
Centred ty \VH. KIUitE k CO. Th«y bar. fcen. alrjoj -
th* for owlfonc® ©twbU
ud are e>l jinanad StmkcuJj
?r Q * t ?L2‘ U^c oUlt ? <&*tlojol*ei PUaJaU to- bo «aa].'
If not tvpcntr, to any in OUI ccuitfry. ‘ • ■'•••• * 1
Mann&ctnn rf, Sola Afcnt for PitfeSairth imd TTctorn
P^ttt«oidE«iuithrtrtoo^^ rrß m!1 “'
nyl» Ko. 118 WooJ Joiir ttot.su, «.
rjROCERIES—IOO bbls.N. 0. Sugar;
t I<M do ' • ' do - llblascr;
30 obit, enubed and powdered itofan •>
1M bag* pritno IUo Code#, in et©re and lor sals by
tnyll T. LITTLE A CO, US grs;ond gtreot.
NJSW LAKE i'lSll—lo bbis. Salewa;’
25 LLj*. Lite flop. W.Tilh; 3> tbU- Trent;
COhfUo do iJo OOhfdo do •"'
____ 23 bbU. Barring; £5 hr do Herring;
Zxtra qualttj. 1538, jtut rtc*d and fcr tale by
mj| ... J.BTCCIIJSLD'
Insurants.
«;C;«50/r0
02,250,37
C2tf03,80
15,056,01
0,950,00
s,l£>o,C>
7.£W?,00
6,000,1’n
13,253,01
nmxcroES.
JO. w. C±<a.
ll*sac.\L PcnOock,
’*V. W.U&rtia.
IK. £ Leech.’Jr„
IDarid Jl'Caudlcu,
[George 8. Felden,
Wm.J. Aiideraoo.
J. H. SUOENBKRGER. Prcs’L
aj4;dlm
03,730 37
100,000 OO
/- $708,785 3 7
MItCTOM
James C. Iliad,
l'L«A)j<liUcsi'anliliijj,
Jomce Traouair,
William Errr, Jr.,
J- y. PenUton,
Jcslica P. Kjr-,
Samuel E. Siokw,
Henry Sloan,
Junes H. McTorla
Thomoa C. llano.
Robert Ru.-ton, Jr.,
John B. Semple, Pj»t«b'i-.
I). T. Slaryau,
J. T. Locmu, “
LlinX, I‘rMjJent.
. HAND, Vleo RrtaldenL
n=ipt. Mark St-rrlir-c,
& M. iiier,
John d. Dilworth,
Frauds Ssllera,
Vra. B. llapa,
Jobs 6h!pton.'
Walter Errant,
Uwell. Jr.
J. C. CO?If I S', Agent,
sr Third nod Wood •trecu.
iSustcal,
-r—- - ‘.j