c==zA THE DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS hnm 11. 8. SCUELL'I3 Advertising Emu, No. an Broil. _ _ - A N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN CAN ntake. In say put of the United States, from three le nee dolLere • day, by Ironing from tiample wTIIP PATENT INDIA RUBBSP, FA.FLTY FLUID LAIIP," with an hn peered Burner. Very family who has regard for lifix eau. property or mammy sill who theta. For tore. matiou by malLinclase stamp, to UAWXUURST A MOTT. othes mid exclusive Monufw - torrr , no3SAmdw z r C9 Potion ctrirtt. New To , k. LIGHT IFIWTONI Q. WILAIDIJUIt VS, 421 Broome fired, Nrso MANUFACTURERS of the Patent Areh Wrest Plank Piano Fortes. colehrstod for depth. full , liChnesa, purity, and &pendia , 40.0. g 9 ualitT of abate tens, for which they bath IMODiVed the hig.hoot ou,whh tn from Use greases musical celebrithie of the comilly, etid frlet7D l r, wheu brought to competition with otter metro. meats, hare obtelowl the highest premium. The Patent Arch Wrest Plank, ',Lich to o.nhd and need only by 04, roaraotooothoh otahrthog Who longer Shoe oh9odh" la stroll:men while their unprecedented dememd to all perm of the =inlay te•enalcient.proot of their experier excellence. A liberal &mount to Clergymeo, Schoc".o the t"4' leklydin Drugstisto Air ACKEOWN Sr, FINLEY. Wholesale -1- 11 - Dmicabo .atanundetar.r. of Goliou Oil, No. 167 ilib" 6l Y 6 7 .10 t, 16Usburgh, Pa. .1630i1y4 —. BL. FAIINESTOCK & CO., late of the firm • B. A. Pah...* A Co., and huteenson to Flaming Bro., Wholesale Bragg. No. 60, con.. Wood and Fourth Sta. Plidshurgh. P. _ _ . FAIINESTOCK & CO., WOOLF, Drugtats arid 141.'1feet:wars of WWI& Lead, B taut awl Whams, ears. Waal asd Vroxit streets, Pitts burgh. rach7 SOLIOONM.AILER, MANUFACTURER 0 • of Mate bind, Rod Lead, Zino, Point, Lititarge, Po. ty sod Wham!. Reda !unapt; Oils, V eruietio. Turpen tine, 2e., No Wood et-, Pittelinrigh, P. oellya JOHN HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. liVeEley.)Wholmede and Retail Druggist and Defiler to Paiute, Oils, Dyestufts Ac., corner {Vuod Imd ti b et, eete. Pittsburgh. rifirßegular Agent for Dr. Por.Ps Medicine. ey2l JOHN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL- aria Drugs, Paints, 011. Varnishes tied eeto Re, N. 296 Liberty street, Pitteburg h. All trim will receive prompt attention. adrAgout for Sictieuck . a ?ultimate Syrup_ re artikl plane 11.1 TX OEM. .1126. BRAUN & REITER, WHOLESALE AND Retell Druggists, corner of lalmerty sod St. Clair es, Pittsburgh. JOSEPiI FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L. wit= a Co.) corner Market street end Diaue.n.l,l.eepe ciiristantly on baud rull and complete sagurtment Dreg. Medicine. Medicine Chat., Perfumery...l all ar tided per reining to Ede business. 419rPhyeliseroi prrecriptione carefully compoeuedel II hours. Jae] y . _ -n R. ifiEti.ll7 - RiEYSER, DiutowsT 31-1 140 Wood otreot, porno, of Wood otro..L aud Alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Vtaburc Meatus L tOrgentlaSels —. II LUCti LEEIMI & LIUTCIIINSON. CODIIIIISSiOII and Forwarding Merchants, dude, in Weshon Be setae Cheese, Flour, Fish, Bacon, Cutter. Liuseed Oil. Pot and Pearl Ashes, Seeds, Oral, Briini Frith. ProAnen generally. lint brands Family Flour aheitys on 11.ni Agents for the sale of Iladnon Co's ..lelirste.l Paten.. .1 Pearl Stant, Nos. till Socotid nod 140 First eta, het.... Wool and Smithfield .t.s. Pittsburgh, in. eIIIKESE WABELIOUSE.-BIENHY 11. COLLINS, Forwarding and Commission llerillant.and Dealer in Cheese, Butter, Lake Fhb and Pr...lnce ganerally, W.eel alines Water, Pittsburgh. no - 21 T 'B. O - ANFIELD, LATE OF WAILREN, CP • OUlo,Comnthetion and Forwarding Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer Iz:lTh:stem ILeserre Cheese. llattrr Pot and Pearl Ash, and Western Produce generally. Front Smithfield and Weed. Plltalfiagh. M,BANE & ANJER, (SUCCESSORS to A. k A. 4.lcltanc,) Dealers In Flour, Grain and P ' Xt - Ice. Commission and Forwarding Ilerch.nts, N 0.124 doctmd strocet, Pittsburgh, P. [J.. 1, jal2 nA.vin C. 'HERBST, FLOUR, PRO duce,yro•hdarrand Oorrostbealoo Merchwat, No. 267 Liberty street, corner of Itand, Pittsburgh, gird hi. eaten than to the solo or Flour, Pork, Baron, Lard, Cheese, Butter, Groin, Dried Fruits, Seed. 11sTeorodgnmentaraspectMlY sully ALEX. FORSYTH., (SUCCESSOR TO Forsyth & tkott,)POrwerAing iord ConarriLalen Mcr chant, Dealer. to Wool, Hides, klour,ll.con, Lard and Lard Ott and Produce generally, No. 75 Water st... l'ittohrogh, P. VA EUA GARD INER. Wholesale Deal ton Fleur, Prori.ll , ltt• and Produce generally, No. 6 Assent!, street, between Litsrty and Smitb6esl,P . ittaborgh, P. illyrierme cash. IDDLE, WI [ITS & CO. Generat. CA/M - X%) miesion Merchants and Dealers In Grocerlee awl I'm dna., N 0.19. Liberty street, Pittsburgh, I'. XirCormiguuneots solicited .ud satisfactory returns nos, nteed. deldlydswT earpets WILLIAM McCLINTOCIC, Dealer in Carpets. N 0.112 Market street. feS W.D. & D'IDALL. DM, DELtt IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 31A A TT E INCIS, itc. No. Ea Foorth streot nmr attotners ----- - IRISH & MACKENZIE, Attorneys at hats'. 0111 , e Nag() Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Notary Pah lie and Ohio Cammissloner. spa OBERT ArrOitti EY AT Lt, fetel,and Solicitor of the Bank of Pittsborch. tfo. I tO fourth etne , f, Pingo:ugh. dole J _------ OSP,PIi S. A. A. P. MORRISON, AT tornoys Law. Olcs No. OS Fourth st., Dear Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. rny2.l Goobrs IL LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy C. Dry Gaols, eign or the original Ilse Hire, No 4 Market streets Pltisbargh. nirin -kjiiiiPlTY BUiteHriki/D, LE KS lu Sato and Ladies' Drma Goods ganerally, Cloaks, Taiwan and Shotrls, Dmbrolderisa and Staple Goods, for nanny use. litn normally extensive wssortudent In all the b o a s departutentsjustrocrise4 and soiling at the lovrost prier. inrNorth-mac*, Voruth sud Markete.s.lia 11. PALMER, Nt;.105 Market Stree ...ater E171 . 00t11, llats. Trimmiug% 2 7 it,. earvtagro Seventy-Eve Nevi end Second Oland CARRIAGES AN D IE3 G-C+l. NM WA NArzlrry.,7s REPOSITORY, TWO MILE BOY, NEAR LAWRENCEVILLE THE subscriber offers fur sale, ori o ta, eschane ou the moot reasonable terms. n Ana sountmat of Baroucbca and wood-had 80n0..., nts.le by Watson, of Phlladolyhis, some but little wool. Al., twAntyo.l3onew Burghss, mode in my own shop, from the very best material purchased lathe eastern market. A flue ofTraTinit W•f{0101, Dell' to ...Ad bawl. AI., a 1.0 of Boot Wagons, Jenny Lied. Glermantown W.tonn., Berne y persons one Hvk....n, two fine Phaeton. sontn tor tour persons, °Deo( them Wattrou'a make awl 000 .0 itio.n New York mako. Two nue Bulkiest, one motto 51,11. Itodgors„ lailudelpbh. ad few common Bourn., multable for lidltt morketbog. The subscriber Batton bimudf a can mean It ta the Interest of persons *Laing to porch..., to sloe him sil. The .tabllshment Is convenient to the city, the Excel sior On:lnfirm Coaches passing Om door every ton min ute. terWrialrAm•T . _ Carriage and Wagon Manufactory. M. L. STEPELMIVS. Accent Corntn;lad Street and Diamond Alley, WOULD respectfully inform the- - public that he to now located as above .1 Gull bee rea=nal the basin.. of Carriage making in .11 varieties, and la ale° prepared la exwow ordrry tor Wagro of all demerlptlons, Including ell work for lone Mord,. 2oliciting continuum of the petrotogo liberally la , stowed upou Wm while et the old steed of "Illgolowr Cln.: be would. as his fleas that the.ssrne mro sod notine will be given to sll big orders as heretofre, 'sari ng ar cured the Denim of the best workmen, soil Laving ample apartrnantailkombirre for the aLlblitiri irkf Gan work. iirA good liwortmont of beery wornow on hand, .nit alibi for Spring use. All work warranted for 12 month.. .11,-Partleularattordlou given to repalrs, lel tI r! Cobalt mad Carriage Factory. JOSINSON, 1111.0TI1E11. a. CO., O" of Samna and Kelm Simi% ALLE(IIIENY CITY. VIVOULD- RESPECTFULLY IN- 03EL., form their friends, eel the public kens. rally, that they Ire manufacturing Carrhoms, 11.rouchm, Rockaway% ilusyles, Sleigh. end Chariots, In all their vari ous styles of finish mid yroartious. All orders will be executed with atrict reg•rJ to durability end beauty ot i lash- Repar• will also no attentleti oil the most rewash). terms. W. In all hew work the best Baal all MAN, Polon and W t orl they dent tbat all who favor theta with their iwtruk.occ will be meetly Itattatioll on trial of their work. Pita:WWl are regulated to give them • call Worn bar chasing elsewhere. out ly d WALNUT EEALTI RESTAURANT, XASOIVIC HALL; Pll7ll STREET. JOECIEII.I3 c 3i) , PROPIIIETOTt. ALL THE DELICACIES —CFA& TIID BEASON, prepared by the meet too penemed ccalmourral op to the shortest no ilea, from Al X.CYCLOCK A. Al UNTIL TWELVD O'CLOCK P. DI. All article. In the Übe, peculiar to the roma Weal or South, received platy by end surreal op to ord.:n— i:Anon men aifl And the table at WALNUT HALL all that they could desire. fifirifholcsale Depot for Oyster.. Pleb. Usmo waly Vegetables leitason Ts* STABCIi fel3 ocllayd AGENCY.-11AVINO BE EN tppo~tad Agent for Pittsburgh, by the lIADISON 8T.a.001/PANY, for the We of their celebrated PKARL BTABoll,(ishlch le amnestied equal la veal ty to any known tu thlsmarket)sre now ?rowed tosimply Wbeleasle Danl. en as uniatifait ware prices. We Maim the attention of tbs Trade In this snide, to an examlnattoe et our present mock, iirtatuk wilt be kept imnal to the &aimed. ATWKLL, LEH A flO., rely No. t Weed erre. &Maclean //lower% Haase tte•, Trimmings., &C., &c. THE subseribm beg to draw attention to their department of American Viewers. Itnerhea and Trimmings, 'which will be caned complete, the &algae being urea from the trahlombla French.and ti. men., Laws colvbsol to their ohm .littetariu. tEeeletatr Bay, only 11/111 minded to examine the attnplee 11(0.0. HENDEILiOti Hsi co. Zal Breed war. New Yea. rrIHEGIMATEST DIATC j. Tag WORLD( A TOTUNI NADI WITH A SMALL IN V P- . 43LENT. 5:11031L13' PASANT !SAWN SSACLLINh Is • simplet,citeap and perfect Match Maker. The Machine cods only I+t. :L driven by bead, and vlu make che fur. nee of the Menufsoranff is • short time. Where good weed le to be had readily II materially mime" are the cod. AgreaslMl7 county et MAW,. prlr/logre offered for ate el illiedUret•_Flos.. paru.lan, call °slim= 0011111211 1 3 50011.11ftli MI6 14111rentr Commtsoton, &.c ""." Asi CO till A. t:()ND • C'OMM I SSI MFrRC II Nlc . . It II I I. A urtr %, F. I the .1.. of P..• Ince mol pun hay.. a Fish. . utsn itli t loon ttlll be promptly to nt ,tiot‘ Jug 15.1 ax. JOS. S. LEECH & N05.31'..1 .1..2114 Mberly al, V' urg A. Pa W 110 LI SALE GROCEIts AND COMMISSION DIR.R.CHAN"I'S, DEALERS [N FLOUR AND BACON, Plate and 'ls-inner's tai 011 k. AND PITTSBURG II MA NU FA C T 1: RES Jrll:dly rETTITWII s SPRINGER. HAMRA VGII S.. co., COMMISSION M RC II A DEALEILA WOOl, Hides, Provisions,S; Preduee Generally, No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. J. 12 Ldc&LPI &CO (Late of J. e. bwerb, MrAlpia A e. 0., GENERAL COMMISSION AND WO I t \V./LILL)! NG Dl 1,:112.C'11../12,1' Levee end Wxsliingtos. Avettoe. WYANDOTTN CITY. EAN:IAS Th:It!WAWA E=EiliElii .C11031A9 K. G A ER, omM-ISSION AND FORWARDI C M P.CII NV . , No :4 ne ,e. St 1,.0 d.. ttl.Tu PTNovO. t wry an at ttrY Joys, it tAlrttt. Inar_vrl,STru h I 7.t.0 d Plivtlx. Will portico. ,, to ”ri..r. 1.r3t1.11..irti.. It. on. Prn. ikt tis nhy TTT , .41.4 It. DAVIS. 1.3,1.1 L EWIS& ElltiEßTuN, t., kletchenta. I": WRY ~ KING (LATE fiF THE firm•.f I<lng A M,..rtivn,...) enton.i.iou Mo - vhnnt and )1.1,0 and 1% ate r atrt..t. 1 , . Mark, 1,41..1,h, • A . k. HARDY, (S1"C121:SS1111. Tu IL\ tho and Indimomp..li• nor Firtit mint Perry film.. ritt.bureti. Pm. Jitt:` , ly.l Vl/11'Altl, 'l'. t: EN ERA L Meriihntit.rtnti in Inctored and Diintitic Cigar, Swift. de.. No. .+l Lthrt ty opinglito the Molt of Wi•id, Hite. burgh, Pm. Grocas TIli.P6 LITTLE , T. LITTLE'. A. co., WIIOLESA I{OC E commt:i, OWE r ‘L•0:. CIII:ESII, EL:11, slt.l No. I Second SI., Pitt %burgh. yl4. . . - • 1..1 : I,° u . DICKEN, h.,lf,:tle I o ar..l 111,. N.. • .1 etr...ot,lneAr BACIAL , S AV E Cu . j_p Wholewl. ,t 0 Al,-1. k!urgh.._ REIS & 11E11(1 ER, G A.: ERS AN I) Dealers iu 11.4.c0u. Inn]. Flour. South-West corner 611,i burgh. , ALEXANDER RIND, WIWLESALE Groter.and Import, uf &Nis A.lt, No. mixect, Pitlnl,urg.ll. 111• __-• _ _ WM. miTortELTREE, al K., k 13110., Witol , olo ryisnr I.r.tsil.rot. end IV,Ln a 13.1 Liquor !Slerclora, Lit..rty TONES & COOLED, ‘VIIOI.ELALE t r y CEits end I,at r.trrn•lnsn. i'..alnnn in 1,0%. n cnd Pittmbnrgil Innufactilrno. N, Walnr I . l,rry Alley,P)ll.l , nrgh. 1, r. SliftrVtlL URI Elt & NVIIOLESALE Orwero, ulo I .2 • • • V: rt. .... JOIIN F 1,4 WY I) ,',. WIIOI.F.: 4 ALE Gr....1.1...1 n `lt No 17.1 W...K1 em.l w-/MI SA I,TT rr ,ilvit.,_4t)N, \V Ilt)1,1:SALE: i;IV). CI:14, Ct.mtni., .” ~ .rdlants .m.l Praier , “ l'i•- dnr.c• and l'ittAbor...ll St.,nul. tn,.., N•. .....,, 1.0..5ty •,,,, Pa ./ toburgit. ~:, • . ISAIAH I.ICIiEY • . CO., 15 . 114)1,E:.i.ALE C..toun.ton Sl••rr ha...n..11 , -11,, In 1.:.r1::r, No. SU WAtrr ,trret. nnd GI Fr.nt .• _ WM U 'ft! E SA I.M. r. an , l D , Aler In 1.1.1.01artur,..1 No. 1..0 u~rtyastrect.....m. .4 1.4t0..ir.h. inyl AJOIIII A TIVF:LL, LEE CO.. Nk MULES A.Lk Gr,ervi. ni..l Dralen in Pittninirch Water awl Front , . apt • BOUT 2.0011107 f VW ROD/ SON & CO., ViIIoLESALE Groo,, iu nil kindle of Pro.{-0. , n, Pro•lure •ao.l Munia.u-turra, N 0.255 Libesty atm.!, pal.. 11t1 1)0BEILT 11. KANO, WHOLESALE 1;110- 11, cut, CUI111136(111.11 ‘l.r. hoot, nod Drokr In n.olfo.rp, 12i41, nom, and ell Yin& of (Lam,. I htl.. arty are.. mouth of Math,l'lttAborgh, 1-41.0 rd od- Voncoo mode oo rt,.ly I RODS...LULL ~P 4 Cu 41".1.11i1,3 101100 BERT DALZELL WIIOLE _LIU SALE Orncr ro. Consooroiou aeol Forwordia, clmoto and DoolerginPit Ink:rot, Nlonotortortra, No. S 1 W 1.. ly.etrmt. l'audJurOl.• I'o. my% tiral Eotatt agents WILLIAM WAHL/. D EALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES, 41. , 1 all sblo Van. ..., I. ri x. 1w0.,. Tho. o .I%hinS n n1..0.101,1 nryt ,•11:tr: I 15ook5rlIcto, fir NV S. (.EN I, 2.1 fit. Clair • I..tler itta.l M 11-..4 MP NV,lt•iry ..1.511:,:$ mi t • 41. torlalawl)r Cil 67 14'r...1 I'3t4lntrgl.. Pn. (stwcEssolt. TA s. IP , ler re, Matti ~,, ury ut..l P.ap, 16. of '1 t kol..i.lamr, A 11,1W•74. • JOHN 8. 11AA'ISON. BOOK SF: I. LEI: A Nll Etat'. ~,, ets,...wr to 'Dario...* A arnrt, near Y, , orth, I'i.l , llrgb, KAY & CO., ROO SE LLI.: A N TioNEns, N., f. . svrr of Third, P.tt3but 0., stanl I y on band. L. ILEA!). ooKSEbI.I . :N. AN I) J is • TIONKIL 7` , Fourtl , A polln HUNT *St, MINER, 1100 k :,EL LE I sad htallotr-r,Mptronlr, Fifth - ftluott, sr • PAIN U. A1E1.1.01t., No. SI W(.1011 ty IN,tsre<•n Diamond Alloy ^1..1 A grol for CHICK EHINO A so ISO' PI ANo Po MA 'BON HAMLIN'S MIAIDI,ONS P.Migil LI P, nod 1.1..41er!10W% 1? 0 11 . 1.. E 1 11 . 1.. and Mty r. oIAN Ps= & BRO., :Co. 53 Firm Pt.. Piga of tha (lolden Ag.ol. for sus se k CLAIM'S ((Near York.) unrivolle4 U,eh4 and roillaro PIANOS, end CAttIIART k NEY.I)IIA )I'S M MVOS and A_N irAiLmoNIUMS.D..AIer. Ite 111101 r sod Muslatl I nltntruent.l. 1.4 CIIAILLOTTE BLUME, MANUFACT it- KIE anJ 13,A1, In Forte., and 1 nop.rlpr Af Moyle sad M twlrAl lontrutrwrotA. Fde Ago...t for tlop 11A II KO PI ANDS, elm° 1. , r II A LLET, DA VD! A CO . 10010-. with Arid witllont AttAdonwt.t 114 .tre.t tJtl2olciatto DR. C I',IIIEN CAN BE cossuLTED owl Pr ,m1111 . .. ,,, rner Filth and '4.10.6.1. 1 KU..., 4. INPA ~ 4:1)N AN'S and enruill , A vs. land i t., 30'.1"ck. Sa—ltraiLivnre ou thn 1..16,1.'111a punters 100,1 iltOltreiggt AarT. SHOUP., t . JOHN THOM. Piri()N & CO.. HOUSE PAINTERS, GLAZIERS AN OR. MRS. TII I 111 exnEra. 61411 executail with mot dinpatcli. 5111,1 P.Linta. Torpontinr, Varulaii, Japan awl English Pal , -nt Mir 31on:al,rtin Zinc, a vrry attperl.,t 101.1..114 , and plitabiagli Whit , . Lew! always on band awl f, We aro proparott In Grind Colons brnagi.ta -atbcrs at the shorteat I.OtICO. nig a 1,4 grinds by ateatn. Painters will ita, , O.tt , their cniota a.ronol with - • Painters. LONG do I. A N i HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS Ha. 77(014 Post Offlce Banding IThlr4 rtrort.l.4 VFW , Wood and Market stmts. MI radars prom ptt y at.ntl+4 . ifirgigne.xecuted la sanperinr style. n 11127.174 _aammotoma= French Artificialrial Flowers and Flows Mates. WE are now receiving our Spring Style. , of F French Flowers and Flower Motet-0da...., widen faact, r Hely and beauty niritassoa guy former 1.1011 , 1 Imp 31.1IILLC2111illg nearly all tha tionds wo i•tiir fi r raiii, inlaid. as to offer to Whologgio purrliaters bntlr inpit...and raid - mad atylia. Oitrirli nod Fancy Fe...tilers in [ago styles, suitable fur Spring ;inks, also, every description of bow priii-d Vane} Foothers, tor trimming Boys and Childreni . ktrair awl Yaws Lists For saki on libaral tering, by JNO. C. LIENDF.LtSUN FT II t eV., 'AO Broadway. Now v... It. . . . MEDICAT Lai _ or . Lk:ALINELE art - IuNv—AL exi..11....1 o,l7opola p He. burn, Acklily of tbu Stoccactt. kr A la/0/supply ruCciScd this day by 104. YLVAELIgIi cor.tdaritst at. it Dial. idanufactuurs U. MU. , ••• • ' X S. LACIiITTOVI COIDGE, WADSWORTII eh. CO, IMM=I Patent Oscillating Engines ' AND all Si,r i 11. I N,ll Erni OF Tilt Ay A I.LE.:IIFSI I r 1t.1.1..1. 111 DOLE & CO, et) I rth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., 6143211$ or '111()NGS AND swat:llEs. (rum ttttt ptly Atop- pv r n env., inet. urtlou. tacoith., or 5 iwr cout rllecourtt fur cash JOS. P. HAMILTON 41r. CO., 1 , ..74C.i I N1N:14:12,4 IHAcitiNTkrs , em-ler Fir., one! L ibrrly `anSTEAM ENGINES, fr Grist t. 7 and !W.: Pnuting EA.bliAhm.o 4 . noui.. t forder 'nit.) , c..utium , ~,,, I.lll.eito , of tholr G•lobratd MACIi I N I gT3 . TOOLS, 114 Torn Lng I rnu Plackere. IloritkA and Drilling .thichiuck, lc. Al., WlOll, lit Ir.. Slutftlug, ,ntl, Put 1e9.1, . HENRY GER Vll Itt, No. 459, corner I'r , „ anti Walnut Streets, 1 -t itt tlttrah, Pt.•. AI A N ' I N A I rt:I t - ( 1 11 ;1 11.1 : 111) lullEs from in, to 1 , 4 hub, find Tart , ..1,i,, , 1 Sionn V atu.S.ll and II 011 'Cy" ..... Cott. Ttt mt. att,A nmi,ply of Ilio oon.t , tutly outsisud or 1,,xd0 to 10,4.1 owl, vll,, j:0Z7.1‘ , 1 MOORHEAD & CO., 77001..700770707 0 07 rrienn, /' iit et et Cee rrrr rf n , C:A I .VANIZ 1 4 :13 .S11.11:1C1 I ItON r olnurrir, Fpon,ing. Volent Imitation Iton•la Sheet Iron. :V. 1 Po, PI! ....urgh I " I I BUSHA & GUTENDORF or 'l` 14: A NI , ki ~ U 1 1. S A Al.l, IZINDS SI J I:1 'l' IRON WORN 1•11"1 Street, near Rater, PlttsbUrgh,lla. G.14:1n1.1 MEE= 11= LOOK NO t:LASS,tPICTURE FRAMES AND DEALER IN _ V A..12.11inn." GOODS. No. 134 Wood Se.. ,orgh, P. 1()It12.1r4 CO 1:1...A.12.1 nOt t I,I,,CTI6riIS pr LT 0 GNUS PATENT ATidOSPEtERIC FORGE AND TRIP IWIMERS. Li Am mEas ‘,l t6a f..llowing nizt4 I, 1,17 $l. .111.10, 11 , 1% Yti.e $ 3,” 44.- I 51 , .H.1:17 , A , I.TAIt 40/1. S 131L.A.131.11V. Il trr ,114.1.. v the rt. Chtir Allegheny City. Penna., 4T+Utic-ITtar. INAREI'S WOOLEN KNITTING YARN, C..ior snot N nrnle.r. PREPAItEI) To FILL OltI)Elt:i ON 1 . •11..rt not., e not every col, or nand,. of Y.r. ..ne •.1 11... 111.M.111. , Curer , of the telel.r. ll .d“A... nub in, brother. I.lmulley, of Wheelnw. I would renn-elfully ...hen • einre f fnr 11 - 114, •1...'e.•1e.e. Inn.l no Stn.. p An. and Wool 1).1 W11.1.1A1 , 1 & CO., 61 Penn ut., brlanv IMarbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. QTE1)11101LEIt MAKERS AND SItERT 1,) I i.in ..1 Skirati f•ataint 14.01, .111 , 1 ;4r. Cinitoiya, iro ”tioriti C0n.1.-ii.or, mit l'airic kiukiat Pali, Ir.. 1 k Root, etc. Ala,. Work. linden awl V aktkiit how., dot. , at thraliortoiit nn tiro. All a front a titian, ta . proiitl, attetiaii.l to. Penn Cotton hl 111.. Pittsburgh. II ENNEDI . I LDS 8 CO., NI AN I: ( TUMERS I , lm A N. I CAN., 1:1,1c-1 nl I I,4lG.rvic owl S.W. 11...p...1 awl 4....ertpt1..0, BAIA to.:. I , rl t u.. 41... ~1 - 111. WIN. !IA I/ 3 . ACT T It Y. IL or Q . lll.Plir. 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Pt-VOTERS ' LIOTES, I.SAVENtsoCTII PITT, 1 May 34th, I 5 Montgomery's mounted corps at Sugar Creek are undoubtedly a small hand of highwaymen— and we hope that no respectable New York or St. Louis ./,turns/ will undertake to apologize for their petty rasenlities But the attempt to fas ten their acts open the Free Slate men of the Territory is simply absurd. They are a few congregated bad men who levy black mail indis criminately. Let me mention oneor two of their late exploits A Kentuckian by the name of Quiduuck, (the name natty not be spelled correct ly,l a stranger in the Territory, was travelling in the neighborhood of Sugar Creek, when he was set upon by a band of these marauders.— lie was in search of a claim to settle upon with his family, having previously sold his property in Kentucky. With ono pistol to his breast and one tathis side they interrogated him as to his business. Pretending to be dissatisfied with his answers, they ordered him to open a small valise which lie carried in his hand, lie nos not sufficiently prompt it seems, so they snatched it from him and opened it themselves. It contained his eltaliing and $305 In gold coin, thelatter in a pocket look They toot both the money and clothes, and as they rode oil toll him to leave the Territory. In the act of dismounting one of them had inadvertently dropped two newspapers —they had fallen out of his pocket—which Quid ' nuck picked up when they had gone out of sight The name Ityer—a name conspicuous in montgomery's band—was written on both papers. This is the substance of a statement in detail made under oath by Quitinuck, before the Grand Jury recently convened et Fort Scott; and upon which an indictment for robbery against I tyerxrns found immediately. My informard,who is a gentleman of position, (in politics a Free Stole Democrat, I assured me that the Republi sans were reprettented on the Grand Jury of which he was also a member, and present when Quhinuck gave his ntuternent. But the calender of their crimes contain orse acts than this they robbed a poor man and a stranger. For tunately they did ant rearch his person. lle had about a hundred dollars in his pocket, with which he has since purchased a claim. They merely robbed the poor man, but in a wore re cent ca,e they exhibited the most brutal con duct. IVlitle plundering the house of a Free Hate man, they encountered some slight resis tance front his wife—slight indeed, it must hare been—who it seems is a woman of spirit. . . The brutal vet revengodthemselves, by compel ling her. under pain of instant death, to strip naked and pace up and down for a stated time, between their ranks. Ind woman ever yet en- dare such degradation in a Christian land! The moot lustful tribe of Indians, whose prisoners, run the gauntlet of the double file, would scorn ouch hideous and unmanly cruelty towards a woman. The precedent was furnished by the Sepoys of Delhi and Cawnpore, but they arc fanatical idolaters, who adore \ Wine the libid inous and destroying god. The outrage which I have briffi,/,..described is of such an aggravated and imitated diameter, that its reality may Ito questioned. Ido not doubt it, though by no means disposed to be credulous. IL is true my informant was not an eye witness, hot lie is n Free State leader, and he feels so deeply in relation to these Fort Scott matters, that he has called on Gov. Denver and offered him the services of any number of free state men which might be necessary for the extirpation of the miscreants Tho Fret Stat s party regard them with abhorrence. • It IS somewhat strange that Goy Denver re fuses to summon the military at Fort Knott to as sist in capturing Montgomery and his handful of brigands. lie says the troops are inefficient in the case. If they march to a certain place, they find Nobody there whom, they want to find, the guilty anticipating the visit by Hight. It must be confessed that.heretefere the army has been too freely used by the civil power in Kansas, and it is only under extraordinary circumstances that its employment is justifiable in aid of the constable or sheriff. It may be that prudence W. t . . orbids its employment now for the purpose of estoring law and order in Linn and Bourbon tient IPS But the Governor is indisposed to take ny action in the matter, and this exposes him 4 a very grave auspi cion. The pro-slavery press industriously collecting the "coon rays" of nfamy which proceed from Fort Scott into no tinny .ciand pouring the concentrated blackness you the Free State party of Kansas, and the itepublican party of the country. The Pro-via cry party are conscious that it was, their mr . . Kph d rnisileede - and grinding tyranny, within nil without the Territory, that have reduced hem to a small minority, and that threatens hem with a lasting divorce from power. From a political question between two parties it gro to be a moral question between right and wrong --bet worn natural justice and opression. The Republican party and right have prevailed. The triumph is a moral as well as a political one, and in the latter as a consequence of the former. The l'ro shivery party now seeks to employ that weapon against its victorious adversary, which intl.:tea such a grevious wound on imelf It is labouring to implicate the Free State men of Kansas, and the Republicans at large, with the band that follows the lead of Montgomery. It thus hopes to array the moral sense of the nation against the free labor cause. Every outrage committed in the vicinity of Fort Scott is pre cious capital,to it; and hence, I say that Governor Deaver, by his passiveness and immobility, ex poses himself to the suspicion that he is not un willing to sacrifice the peace and properly of the inhabitants of three counties to the necessities of the National Democratic party, which party is now reduced to such dire extremity. An impression seems to prevail abroad that the robberies ore restricted to pro-slavery goods sad chattles—niggers excepted. It is true that Mont gomery had a band originally composed of Free State men, who organized for mutual protection and for the retaliation of the injuries and wrongs inflicted upon them by the pro-slavery faction in IMO. If the spirit of evil gets apart it takes the whole. the smuggler generally ends - as a pirate; the National Democrat as a zealot for reviving the African slave trade. With Montgomery and HOMO of his men, retaliation may have degenera tad into rapacity. The recollection of their grievances faded in their greed for plunder. The vicious and the lawless gathered round such a congenial nucleus. They were cheerfully re ceived, for the perilous situation of the band— in opposition to the people and the laws—made allies from every quarter welcome. Greater numbers necessitated more extensive levies and more frequent forays, and thus a broad tract of the Territory has been ruthlessly parried, and free State men and pro-slavery men robbed In discriminately by freebooters, who were partly free State men and partly pro-slavery men, hot who have extinguished their partisan predilec tions in a fraternity of guilt. Let me remark here that Captain Walker, (Free State.) Sheriff of Bourbon county, has gone, or is about to go in quest of them, with an adequate force.—There is great probability of their coming to grief, notwithstanding the inac tivity of the Governor, for the Free State men feel it incumbent on them to suppress the organ ization and bring the law to hear upon all mem bers, upon whom they intend to visit stern and indignant justice. Let me say In addition, that on the day of the election on the Leavenworth Constitution, the people of the l'oet (Geraux's Post—thirty miles from Fort Scott) were under arms in apprehension of an invasion from Mis -801311, to prevent the election. - There was no election held at the precinct, as no books were furnished, and no judges appointed. This inva sion was said to be organized by a Captain Ram ilton, a citizen al' Kansas, and a strong pro_ slavery man. It would appear that it was di rected against the Free State party generally, in revenge of some lawless acts, and not especi ally against the Leavenworth Calletitntion, for the invader, were esld to be composed of pro- slavery men who had fled, or had been robbed, with their sympathisers of the other side of the border, From the lenerenee Ilepabllcan —Exte. W c e o !I m a m s t a e u n i e l : t l iao y n . just before receivedr ead f e r re om th a e follow inggen t le., m n whose character for veracity is unimpeacha bl - ~ NIoN CEA, LINN CO., K. T. May 20, 18G6. I •esterday a party of Pro-Slavery men, from M souri, came into the "Trading Post, - situa te. nh the military road lending from Fort Scott to Fort Leavenworth, where it crosses the Its age river, about three miles from the State fin They were not seen till they emerged frt m the timber, sod rode up to the store. If re they took Itlr . G. W. Andrews and John \ F. rampbell prisoner" . They then started on Ili rend toward Kansas City. They overtook he o a Mr. Stillwell, from Sugar Mound, who le going up to the ricer for a load of provisions. Th y took him prisoner, and ordered the others to et into his wagon and ride. lu a half a Ini c further, they canto to n missionary, by the no eof ltev Charles Read. They ordered him int the wagon, and dismissed Andrew" They 1 con iuued on for Iwo miles and a half, when , the . hail taken twelve torn . . . lese tnen hrol been taken when at their wo -, without resistance, and unarmed, and had never been implicated in the trouble. in ansae. They were conservative men. U. arriving at a deep ravine in a skirt ef tim , er, the commander called a halt. The pris one s were formed into line, about five yards in advance of the horsemen. 7 00 00 . . 10 00 I^ 00 -0 T e command Rllll given to “I'resent Arms' Fir.: Every man dropped Four were kil led dead' all but one of the others were badly wounded. The Ruffians , then wheeled their horses and galloped off. In it few minutes three of them returned and searched their victims . . . _ for money. They kicked the men, and rolled them over very roughly to ore if they were dead. Finding one only slightly wounded, a Ruffian put a revolver to hie ear, and tired: remarking that he had allonym found that the moot certain shot he could make. It.e Look the key of the safe out. of Campbell's pocket, saying' there as money in that safe, and he would come back same night and get it." The name of the Lilled are . William Stillwell, of Sugar Mound. recently tun lowa. Ile is a young man. with a young iul beautiful wife, and two young children.— felt perfectly safe. remarking to a compan n that `•he was a Free Mason; and it is said •at a Free Mason, Dr. Hamilton, of Lori Scott, of litm Ho was killed with adouble-barreled .got gun, loaded with pistol balls, the charge tering his left breast. Ile was highly esteem in this neighborhood. and his death will he venged. Patrick Ross was an Irishman, and had been riven from his claim on the Little Ossage by he same gang. Mr. Colpetzer was a farmer from Pennsyl vania. Michael Relqnson the same, teem lows. John E. Campbell, n storekeeper, from Penn sylvania. Ile was a young man highly esteem ed, and had no family. The wounded are William Hargrove and his brother, Asa Hargrove, formerly of Georgia, who came here to live in a free state. This is the head and front of their offending. Also Rev. Charles Read a Balitist preacher from Wiscon sin, who moved into that place a week ago Ile was badly wounded and crept into the wood and was not found till morning. Amos hall and his brother, Austin Hall, who was not hurl, but fell from prudential reasons. Charles Snyder was slightly hurt in the leg and hack. The ruffian band was led by Brocliett of Fort Scott, and accompanied by Hr. Hamilton and others of that place, who have made themselves notorious for two years past. There were twenty-five in all, and they were well acquainted with the men whom they killed, ereeptStillwell. Eight of them lived in Kansas, and seventeen in Missouri. Most of these seventeen lived in and around Westport. This place was the Border- Ruffian head-duarters in 1,30, having a blue lodge, and being the rendezvous of the Southern army of invasion under Gen. Clark, and the se cret chamber of the -Council of Ten," who de cided the fate of prisoners and of settlers during that gloomy year The murders were committed yesterday at one o'clock. The news spread like wildfire over the country, and before midnight three hundred armed 0,011 had assembled at ;he trading post. Scouts were sent into Missouri, but no clue could be found of their retreat. Most of the In the case of Quidnnek • • people in the State condemned the act, and nere willing we should take them if we could. It is supposed the ruffians are nt Westport, and our men are marching on that place, with the inten tion of taking them—peaceably if we can. and forcibly if we must. Captain Mordgetnery and his men are here. The other citizens generally are not organized. There are no arms in the country except sporting guns, and not half of the men have those. Brig. General McDaniel is with the company, but having no military knowl edge. he does not attempt any organization or diveipline. The men, however, being determin ed to tight, e al go on, whether they have officers or not The mittens swear there shall he no crops raised in Lino County this year, so you will see the necessity of sending us some arm, erotrtig of. men assembled, who could not go for want of them. The old toes were on hand to steady the boys, for it has come to this, that every man must tight or run. I noticed Mr Wattles, 'Rev. Mr. Addis, Mr. Arthur, and several others of the old citizens and old men. A few of the timid may leave, but the general feeling is life or death in KRIM, ;:ao erruprars Arrxmauo. ruing lien pr. p,r , d b... a Ina/tint. v , J N Stlir CT lON given ii. Single and Double jr“,t, 1.«.. 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In NI It ettagts. /11,1 i AU DO 7 SIJPI'OI4.T.RI2..S vf sII 1.10.1% 1,1%% aye on ordor, at ab..rl not)c.., Iry WIIOLRNA LI! AND RXTAIL CHEAP hoot, MAII/121, PutILISIIINt. AND BOOR SILLINI: ENTABLISIINERT. ifirPmrtictilar at.t.tion paid to mi..'ttoto'oo at! article coutteale.l with lh•• trine. Paul free. wit.treststtip P. A. IMAM% Stp-orttenr to 11. boug A Mott.. 120 Ntmau otrent, N. Y. SEA BAT H I NG.— C01.1'1.1111 A 1101tE CAPEIELAND, CAPE MAY, N.J. Tin. estattlatbm.t vat IA °pupal for We tereption el Vialcort, on THURSDAY, Juno Intl, J O OO. It In ItuauJ In front of the Ocean, and It an rruttelei by a leatt 0, Well attends to front to th• 11.•a71. r •de .111 te. for Welted to partira he tied, I ... ill to maned at •I. se • e.• 1.. tt, tetidd, the ptke or Itett. edi le ed ..... Tt. euudaed and r, ey ether ”P". UuldirY• 1.. Halt N'trtU, N.. Aluul tuned. P. Ft —Pateneire-Ftattitna on T. W. t .ttUtillll.ll.V, Watch •nd Clock 1111•ker, IMPORTER OP FiN No. 21 Plnh.trr.t,Lrtw >.o wood and Uart : rt, Put. burgh, Po. sar bertkulet attention paid to the repetrlng of Watcher and Jewelry. aria Irak iruziatiloL, • ' 1// - :`,,; .///( / ////10s ) p, 4.. , r6. P.,—Chartml 1855 Clty Property CANTIVIIPILIT k YOUNG, Wood .1 11 LIRA DV'S PIiULISIIIING HOUSE. 136 Nagamg .9r-ref. tn York. insuzantr Merchants' Insurance Co. of Philadelphia. IVNI V. PETTIT. Pro. D J M.VANN, EPcl*tal7. Am•'mut of Captiel pfd 1.. awl PaTee.") ...$206,000 00 V.13,4..0 ES Leer“ Crap , 116ag OP the Ohio awl 31:lebettppl Itivers and tribtaita.. human. ..,,e.lnet lose or dame, by Fire, e ~, pet the perils of the l'eu, and luland Nsrdgazont sod nnt.t.rtatit" DIELCTIALS. Wm. V. Petit, John C. Montgontory, John M. Voirnroy, L. J. M. nn, E. F. IVitiner, Rao 0111111. r, IwW. L Wmition, John A. Marthnil, Charles B. Wright, John J. Patton., Elwood T. Pusry . WM. V. PETTIT,. president, E. Y. WITMYJI, l ice PrecJuLt DWIOUT J. Ikea's, Socvet.y. . . 6.1,121X0. Pelger, Lamb A Co., Philadelphia hurt. hlerghn d Shldrole: de 'Truitt, Pro A CAI, do. Pommy, Caldwell a Co., do. A. T. Le. tr CO, Sleimults, Jostles tr Co., do. PITTSRURGIi OFPICE, Re. PT WATER STREET suhAti E. W. PCIINDEXTER., Agent. Franklin Fire Insurance Company of PHILADELPHIA DELECTOILS. Charles W Rancher, I Adolph E. Bork, George W Iticluuds, Samna! Great, Thomas ilnrt, David B. Brown, Mordecai D. Lewis, Jacob IL Smith, Tobias {Vagoer, Morris Patterson. CUALI.LEJ N. DANCHER, President. Cesuso G. ttoßcau, Secretary. This Company wow: ales to make Insurances, permanent or limited, on every description of property In town and conntry. at rates as low as are consistent will Warily. The Company have reserved • largo contingent fund, whip lh with their Capital and Prendutos, safely Invested, afford ample protection to the seetn , d. The &eve. of the Company, on January let, 1811, as pub lisloal &priestly to the Act of Assembly, were follows TI ItAal Temporary IL,arot. Ca ,11, dr $1,211708 41 Since their incocreiration, a period of twentyoco years, they bore paid npvtarda of Ono Million, Sour Hundred thonund INAlara braes by fire, thereby chording evidence of the advantadee of Inennance, as well aa their ability and duposition W meet with prtimneu all liabilities. J. GAR pt DNER COFFIN, Agent, 141 , 19 Office Socitbout roe. Wood and Third ate. Continental Insurance Company. Imaroporottd by the Legislature of Pritnrylsonto. WITII A PIiRPETUAL CIIA RTER A ell.nriv , .l C•plal, On. Million Dollen &: cited nud A,tautlial•NlGapited 110 ME OFFICE. No. 81 Waktri P.freel„ abort &cowl, Plothadelpla4. Fire I ',entrance eo Rallding., Furniture, Morchuidiso, do. guurAlly. Dlnritte I rutursure eti Corr,* nod Freight., to all ports of thr world. Inzetrarice on Good.. dc. by Lithe*, River., Comb, ILud I.and Cauri.4.,.., to .11porta tha Volvo, tat the moat faro rot/u terms, ronetstera watt...entity. U EURO If W. OOLLA DAY, form . Crly Iteclirder of D- 4.,M, Philadelphia. WM. BOWEILE formerly Regbiter of Willa. JOAN N. COLEMAN, Arm of Coleman A Smith, Importing Hardware end Cutlery Merchant*, No. 21 North Third mined, shore Market, JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joeeph Oat A Soo, Ooppenmailb a, No. 1 . / Quarry Weer, Phila. EDWARD V. MACHETTE, firm of ManDe l ln Importing Hardware Merchant*, No. 124 North Third meet, above Race, Phila. HOWARD lIINCHMAN, Arm of [Jelin:atm A Co., Produce and CoMmierion Merchants, No. A 5 Market at., shore Eighth, Phila. GEORGE W. COLLADAY, President. GALIN iTlLsom,St,r rtary. JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent. Nn. tr fifth seet Dap stairs) Orr cans—JAMES A. BUTCHIPON. Pr,ol..lPnt II ESIt.T ATWOOD, Secretary. Urn's.. 7 , 91 Warm MILLE?, DIU hug, Ap 111 ti: (In kind+ nf hrt and Mari. Rs ~.. . .. Edl* ll Lie. 111114, totyablr ott demand, secured by two appr”i..l unwell $140,000 14 Premium Not., . , :7,002 29 Milo 11.,1ve1de9,908 :a II:, ob.. Merbatls • 1.1.1.1 k. Sta4A—vw.t..... ..... .., 3,1+20 00 ...1 do itabk of I'ar,.l.llr,;li 10 do . 2,750 Od on do rx,lort.ti, Itat.k do do .. . 2,050 00 110 do Cil IYr.. do dd do . 0.175 0 0100. Y. of Wolk AccOntot• . 0.050 09 0111 , . Furniture. 690 P 9 CuAb . . .. 10.953 79 . . W4l. A, Cal , tvccD, Wits. Miller, John McDevitt O. A. Berry Jsoics A f ritchlean M. ATWOOD. he r'y Wm. Itobt Wm. Y..+, Carke, Western int. I I riti:TOO ecrlTlrNaly or PITTSUURGII. stKORSIE LAMM President. I=l OITICK, Nu. 92 VV.vs elrrtt, (Sp., & Co.'s 1T1rt.h,..3. up stain, Pittsburgh. Witt nsurr agosost art kinds of Fire and Hann* &v 3.1 A Ilomr In rittu:ton rv,anagrel by Directors. mho are tad{ known ta the community alld who are Reterneined, by promptness and tiberately, to biaintain toe character which 11, hare assumed. as offering Vic test gra:re:on to those sotto Jr. re to be insured. AS3IIII. OCTOBER 31, 1637 AtAck Ace..unto.. Idartgetce Hilts IF.. el void... Whir Farutturo.. ityou Account... Yreitel LIM NO., Rills kr:rut:clod InIICILOS3. Wm. I.lclinlght, N.:Camel Holm. Alex. N.miick, Dal,' M. LonK, Witham IL Swab C. W. ILlcketton, Grorge Dargi, Mtll,, Jr, J. W Butler. 4.1 W. Jackoon, Jounce McAuley. A leSluoler Epoer Andrew Actlx), nol Pittsburgh Life, Fire and Marine Ins. Co. Office, An. 96 Water Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. ROW. GALWAY, President. F A. itIPC.3.7, See'y ALEX.. BRADLEY, Vice Free!. Astolaw FLZYINO, kisannining Pliyeician. This Company makes es,ry Innurance appertaining to c.oucarted mitt. LIFE RISES. Also, against Hull and (Sego Risks,on the Ohio and tdiselmaippt fore. and Gibutanes, and Marine Risk gen orally. And against Less or Damage by Fire. And against tn. P orde of the Sea and Inland Nari,pation and Prausportati,da Policios Honed at the lowest rates nowthßent with eafety all parties. Alexand Jeeyh $. Leech, John Fullerton. Nathan Hart, David LL Charoloere o.rr, Hobert a. Hartley. John WWII, Robert Gedway Runnel Mrl'lTtrktn. P. , iezzan, M. D. I,IIIE /amen Mal khan, Richey, James W.lmat, Clw. Arbuthnot, frlll.—mr2S-ly The Great Western Fire and Marine ins. No. 403 Ilenta. earner of og,;. ixl (kmlrwiny's Bolding. Fbura Street. cnuru MrtTCAL A I'TIIORIZED CAPITAL. Capital 1 , 6.1 ........... ttfltittn, Jstutittry Int, ISL.'S FIRS INSUR A ATE—Limit...l nt Nryclnal. MA R INM INNI'HANCT, oo Vonaelm, Cargo and Freight! , LVL.I.ND /NSCHANCN Icy Ittreret, enunln, Le.knn sod laud Curling, Charles C Lathrop. 1124 %Valuta .treat It till.. Darling, to 10 Flo. , stre,.t. Alaxamler till Ad.,,. 51erchaut, la North Front Isaac Ilulaburst, Attorney and Counsellor. 4,410 C. flouter, firm of Wright. llunter A Co. A. Tracy. Arm of Tracy A Co ,Goldsrultlia hall John IL McCurdy, Arm 4.1 Jonas. 1111to1 %Purdy L Ullleanle, firm of 11111emple A Zeller. 4d%. en of J.. U. Smith It Co llou. Usury DI. Fuller, cace 227 South Third street. John 11. Toggles, olll.-a corner of Seventh and Sam... Jan... Weight, late Caabier Rank of Tloga A 11r,ii Taylor. oat., Calm City Property. Join J. Slocum, office 21:8 South Third..eat. C. C. LATRROP, PrneMont EIMMO!=M LtsvlS GKEn°nY • Drawn ofum a Wdi al, N, Y. Seininil Vise JAMES WRIUIIT, Secretary and Treunrer. 11. N. RICHARDSON, Aniatua Secretary IV W. POINDEXTER, Agent, fel7 87 Water street., Plltabargh F•IIiE INSUIL&NCE, Bi Till Reliance Mutual Insurance Company of nu Puddings, Limited or Perpetual, Iderchatollse, Furniture dr., in Tomo or Country. . . Office No. 308 Walnut Street. CAPITAL $171',9A...A99999 32.52,403 89.—Invested as 1011. n Fiat Mortgagee° Improved City Property, worth double the amount $120,200 00 Nunn. Railroad CV. 0 per cont. Mortgage bean, $30.00 1 / 2 cod—. —.......-.... 26.50 0 0 0 Allegbvtly count, 0 per cent. Pen. R. R. Loan. 10,000 00 Pennsylvania Ibrilread Gin:v.lg 4 000 00 Stock of the Reliance Illutnal, I neuranre Co.__ 19,150 00 Stock of County Fire I.uranca ...... .......-.. LO4O 00 Ect ip of Sundry Inatintre, t.4.rupanlce ...... ........ ft . :. 00 Billy Receivable, busineta pain ........C o II CO Accounta, accrued Intereet, etc • ....... 6,M0 IV 01, hand mil In 8ank...... 16 043 'X CM2,40 CLEM TINOLEY. rrealdmiL maacromo. Easonel Biapham., Hubert 'Moms, William blumar. RAJ. W. Tingley, Mar hall W. 14 Taanipsoa, L 4,14 S. Brows, C. Ntlreulon. dotal H. Worm/l. LI. Canon. fLobort Tolawd. Dawes Jo° C. S. Wood. Jarrow S. Woodward Z. Lathrop, Chas. Leland, Jacob T. Enatlng, dralth Bowen, Wm. &I. Sample, Pittab'g. QI NCUIIAN, geatax7. J. 0. COPFIN, Avnt er Thlrd and Waal Weds I=EMEE Piansylvania las armlet Company GROG. ourth Stree RB. • OP PIJ Office No. 63 Dfl Jacob Painter, ,1.0. W. smills, A. J. Jams, Witty Patterwm J. P. TAnruir, I. Orler Sproul, W. B. Blz.Brldey C. A. Cotton, Wade Frampton, A. A. Carricr, • Hobert Patrick, J .l3.2lamps3n, Jones, Job. Taggart, Hew Sproul, Nicholas Voaghlly, Jomol 11. qopktak VP Vire MI MAXIM /SLIM taken of all tamalPtic.i. OMRISRPI. Pretidaat—A. L. Clustot. Y ice President—Rapt Parnitsas. • Bacrotarr end TretsdreNeL Gam &m. n*.dly Fanners' and Mechanics' Fire nna Marine asurance Company. N. W. Corner Second and 11811113 t St.., ASSETS. Pittsburgh Orrice, No. 90 %Voter Street.- TIIOIIAS J. MESTER, Ap-r.r. The fi'llowlng HO will chow the nmoact Ageury from Juni. Apra 15:3i Herbert f7ualxl. . A Co. 7 -• Wm. Siddm Mania CO 1w" C 9 Itrauk 14 , 11'in ... Z. 75 GI M. lot ur J. 11 , i:sari! . W. W. 111c01,, W I . John lleath .... ... . ir 1 J M. Irwin, Lag 5..• . J. I. lionie o co . I.er rl7 Soler. :tient, Lai Cot oo Nowinyer A. Graff . IcO2 7, 3 II P. ulson. •• • `so . John Thompson I , ' .. English A RI, her.te - m I'M vo Ilenry Feldbuiteli 21 re , , Hrerrue, fioui 2 Co C. is, John Weitsoto. .. ... .31 ~/. 0 11,11 ICo 4^' 12 J. 11. Ilase ..... .. . .. 1a rio, Wto 31. [Poh y 131 uo Phelpe. Carr 0 C0.... trail feu it. .1.0.: tr. Cu .... . 1 , 1 91 J. I. name A Cr. i.l 10l.ipar, A Co . 13 CO James Wads, 8ey...1:9 .leg.eaell Cu .li oo l Wm. 31eCully tCO - . 2379 I. Arcola . ... 7 1 1 I James Alillinger..... 11.4.1 oo Adams 1 31 1 Clintoch. 49 .111 W. 31cOully k Co. .. 710 000 D. Barnard .. /4 to) Total .... STATE Or rmmenvema, City of Pittsburgh, es. Bofure me, an Alderman in and for arid city. persuriali y came Thomas J. Banter, Agent of [hop's/niers' and Mesh.- ice' Insurance Company, who, being duly sworn according te n s lw, doth depose and say that the foregohig antterueot ir te. TILOS. J. lIENTF.II, Agent. Sworn and enteicribodbafore nits April 7, 1934. roylsilly !SOMA. S. Jetarii, Alderman. Eureka Insurance Company of Pemoylcania. Otitoe No. 99 Water at., Pittsburgh, ASnI:TEI 51AT block Ilue-tnils--payablo on demand suJ .- n 14.1 by two approved names . Cash In N o t, Trust Conapsny. • .. • Prerniurn a. 124 Atoms Enchange Bank ELAU—cost 49 do "Nlechardru' Rank St.-Is—cost WO do bon City Bank fdock—ans't. :WO do Allscheny Bank ntoca— do .. Cook Accounts $9lB 1Z 08 b 4 71 63,966 17 . 61.559 00 . 64,316 81 J. 11. Shoenbcrge: W. K. Nit:nick. John A. Clogticy. C. W. Datrhc D. Cochran, J ;,11(1iNBE.P.t1F.R. Fr,a't ROOT. FINNTT, elaware Mutual Safety insurance. Company, kteeorpmeied by the Lecttattettert 1/ Fr...vet:ante. 1e.e.5 Office, S. E. Corner Third and li-dnut MARINE INSLTIA:\'‘:..E.LPI. rrnig 6. • to d. gri ' lk l D "l /A t,ea r j: n v y Lakes wad land uarrvagmi, ' "tc, all puts .et the Uti., FIRS INSURANCE:4 we MerchnudiL, Biome, Dwelling !looses, de. Assets of the o.speny, Ntre.ll, 1857. Bonds, liortmes, and Rnol .... $101,350 9-' Ptilladelphis City, amil other Loans__ . 137.011 23 Stock in Boas, Itailrund 1. I ntoninesC 5.. 12,508 00 Bills Receleabla. 520,291 05 .. 28,50206 Dianne.a in hands of Agents. Marine Policiesregently leected, and ..01- er debts doe the C.OrllpAliy Babscriptton Notes. WiMani Martin J.oph H. food, Foinmod A. Soodet John C. Dario, John R. Pear., Gooogo Edward Whim:too. Dr. R. M. 11.4., William C. Loda - i4, Ugh Craig. gpolocer3lcllNAin, Charles Kelley. 11. Jour. Ilrook. Jacob P. Jou.. =II P A NIAIYEIII 4, Agula, sp3 -.••• r Plt.l.urgb Citizens' Insurance Campy of Pittsburgh, W3l. BAGALES, Pnn:C•„r. eAMIJEL L Officeol Mkt . Street, bettcvn x,rt I.d fr..l IM-Invoree Dull Kral Cargo Fa/Ad rn 113 Caw stelippl Itlrrra and TnOntarka. Ara -Insurer agatort l or damaar by nro A lao, rho peril. of the Sea aorf nlatal NA. cud tINT. Wm. Ba.play, M Capt. Nark Frlia, Samuel Re. B. 11. Kier, Ja. DI. Cooper, John .9. Ln Jac Park, Jr., Vrancle Salary Isaac 51 Pertra.k, Wm. 8. Ilara, 8. Ilarbartgli; Jobe ehtptoo.' Capt. Saml C. Scour. N alter Bryant, )AY! John Caldwell, Jr. 13511 Philadelphia, I , lre anal Lift. IN/31:111.ANCL COMPANI, No. 149 Chesnut Street, 011 . 0 SITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE. Mill .oako ell klu , 's of Larmao,o, l'vrpetoaloo I.last,A, ou utery ~s triptiott of Prol,rty , r MPrct.sadla". at rt....0w/trio rats , A ikr.nsom. ROBERT P. KIS°. Pr,aldval. , Presid..[ • , r wrcm Charles P Pry., : li. R. Col., K. B. Ihtgl,r., ~ Cleorgo W Brom , P. B. Sevary, . Joseph E. PAW, C. Aborts., I Cohn Clayton, A. J. MegurzN., 1 ft Wilor. 1. Ittaccuces.E.S•crrla“-;. . . . .. .$121,500 00 2,100 00 4,101 G" . 240 00 0.478 04 14,841 45 40,240 59 125,003 SPLENDID NEW SPIUNG STOCK =EI PIANO rOECTES, 711m1 Mil.T 41,0 7.4,111..1, ILLANC/ACIZr.T GT' CIIICICEELING elz SONS, rion.on PRE SUBSCIIIBEIt, in announcing the ar rival of his now Spring atipply of PIANO FORTES from the world-renowned manufactory of CHICK KRUM: A SONS, theaudt - itage W inform lho pithilr, that ho hog en trusted the weltutton of them to Mr. Cuassts C. IleAser., whose thorough knowledge of the utct ooial tad artistic qualities cf Plano Fortes to nogneationablo. Throw 130.7 Piano Fortes have been siestas) by personal eillnli.LlOn sod trial, 120)1 001 bI'OCIL 11=Ln -10 HT !Inst. CLIP - MERINO A SONS, 0000IITI0 SHUN() ORDERS, NOW ILEACIILNU TULL FROM ALL PARTS OP TILE CONTINENT, and they are confideLtly ollnred to the public as the CIIOICEST emd most VALUABLE SELVD TION of PIANO PORTES ever brought to Ude ciry. THE IMPROVEMENTS Made by the Mews. CLictoringe within the fart fat. mon a., both tu their Seven Octavo and their new t , t. 4./et+tvo Puuu Fort..t. ow only he appereintgul by corurari.,u with these tomer tveri.L o GREATEST I'ER FORMERS, PROWERSTONAL mad NON-PROYM , IONAL, are n:ogt r•- •poctially invited to can wills their tri•mds * sod try th^, Paolo For' e, taking time gullicieut to glee then, o Fair and Impartle I Trial. The riew Muth whet. eintii.lclt. ,Listel et 3 now buttufactornd by MESSRS. CIIICKERENG S SOSS, WITH ALL TREIR LATE IVI•ROVEVYX7 15 THE STYLES, tnechanlern strength and duratnuty, tlehrete and chunk touch, ander...plain, beauty of L3ll, nlnch Lave taw Semi thew Kano Fortea and the name of Cldc:ternt: Sons, 11.3 fADADI.M in foreign Innil ea en Able c...nnntnt. ONE OF CIIICKERLVG Cs 0.11.731 FULL CARVED SEVEN OCTLati $21.2,:1u0 Ou L.Z.I (15 BEEM GRAND PIANO FOR.TRA With their naw Patent Action end Putrid full Iron Frstua, a most superb Instrument, and without Its superior ear whore, will ho sold If appliod for within -lie in mil, at a It duction of ONE ITUNDRED DOLLARS!! .11,0—A run Seven Octave Unntl riewr JP, , rte. Flamer than the above, but Noel a. au la.truuitul ittr, r• lrr:la afar. Thi. would be. molt •alual.le laseru•oeel 1.. .or !ergo Sernlnery. or Wetly =halves Static Tea:bur who 'wxs the time to pr tea and • prop, ehlara to ea... 1 In has art. .1t.5.,--nuo of Cht.kering e :one elegant 1.14 ur..l,n- Combining .11 Ma etsnatiaal qt.:lox* of a Fnll Oen,' yet compensated In so Imal: • form Mat at octopi. ho ant r• rune than sa urdinsty Seven Octave Squat° hart, VARIAULT TIM SAME A 5 Al' THE MAN Cr ACTORY • PIANO FORTES-0% fitaufwicturcid by blew. CIIICHEEINCt * SONS, ibr whom tbr tabscriber has brew thcit ula and laillisica Agcsit In dill city for co malty yews, ARE NOT lIRIVISHED TO eNr OTHER ROL:YR IN THIS ['ITT, AND ALL ORDERS DUST BE SENT, AND PURCHASERS DIRECTED To THE SUBSCRIEER. ALL TIIR PIANO FORTES mix.Os-Arired I.y CM/JR EILINO A ON And sold 111 ILO mane. ARRANTE I) .1 the EuLocrther. JOIEN 11. BIE.I.LOIL, $Ol Agent feeChlckering A Sons In Iltt3burch, Ace,t, a Pew:nolo.la, Eastern Ohio wad North lreerrn 'Virgin* INo. NI Woo Street. between Diamond Alhy and Pond). Nonet. PITTIABEINIII, PA.. spllnD - r PIANOS AT A — EtAtIOAIIi.. - NEW AND SECOND GLAND. ARE By the Brultascurnrs 0" fißpnisßosewood octave PI- ANO, hed round, No. ISMS: from the best Inannfattoters ot Boatunt, ete tire!, now and warranted • good •tel perfect instrument. "beton Fire, $3.:0, will Ito sold to elute comdcarnanVor one 7 octave, mahogany, Baltimoro make, llaan, cwt mist:tally WO One d octave nattewcad, mond corner, us:ymmt as lied% um& by Anne t Clark 175 One 6 ectare, mdevrood. aquae. made, by numb. y Clark —very MU. med. 11/6 One 614 octavo. rooolooall, Germ. make, Yuw.... 140 Ono 6 octavo, old Noon Also, a splendid single bal. Harp (mad° in Lansecir,s, Bel.„-luro) rod order. spl3 IL EI.F.IIEII. f. 3 Fl!lb stsest. Di &NOS! PlANOS!!—SecondifiN Epring of the selebratal Ccld medal Protium PILVO FOLTES, man. &standby M. ENADE & CO. They bays tam awarded the /aghast premium for casette'sro ores at! snerperition, and are pnmounced by Eiginrosal Tlsaltveru, M. Etraskoa.h. Gustav Ewer and other diattruretahed Tlauista to be cqua.l, tr not mural.. to any in ail sounrry. ad.„..fi ‘t , BAD Agent tar Ptuaturgla and Waste. Penns 'BLUME, At the Old Fatahabed Remo Depot, mylu No.llll Wood et, 114 door abate 6th at. G ROCERIES -100 bble. 14Tb:s ugar; 100 do du ldolaann; r 4 bbla. ennhed and_ pandered Etizari 100 kip prime 11k110o0a4 !nk Haan and &If nth by oyll T. unix co, 112 Socand meat. E LAKI FISH-1O hble. Salmon: NW 2s bbh , 'Aka sop, W. Fie; '5) MA, Wont; 601 A do da do tO Itt du do Zr Gbh. Herring; 25 Lt d° Herring, Extra qbality, Ib:44W reed and for ads by J. B. PA.nleut. Ittgutanrt "11 0) 9/ R ISO • Isaac M. Pour , W W Martin. .Daykd M . Candit-ts. 141wrg , . J And.rson . _ 9 , ',1 47 I Otl,Otrti too EMEZE .N 141,1 C Hand, The,tolliine Paull:nn. ' J.sorsTrmomr, Si allann I.yr, J..... J• F. Ponwt-n. J.Ahua P. Fyn, Sankool F. Etoke.. 11, cry Elt - an. Jam,' 13 Mr Far , :. Them.. C. limo, Hotmrt Burton.../ 7.. John B r...r.:rlr, 1..,:.! J . T. Logan. WM. 5 AP.TIN, P. ,:.lent. 1110?. C. IIAIN Li, V:. Presidr,! J CI. COFFIN, A pout, c.mut.r awl Atreats. Musical fffil PRICES A .VD TERMS
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