THET7: - . - DAILY
EnUtiatoto.
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BLi. FAIINESTOCK & Co, late of the firm
.B. A. Yatratitock ten, and /111=011tlars to Plemtr,T
Broc, Whobiattettettattd No. 60, tomer Wood and Vcarth
Sts, Pittencret. Pa.
Be A. PAIINESTOCK JP CO., WHOLE,
va.mmoddi and Mao Escrow. of Whits Land,
toad sad lattthrgo,corner Wood ' and grout Wood, Pitts.
bare,. =chi
.
SCROONDIAKER,MANUFACT URER
• • of widtl a p.oa Lead, Zino, NW" Lithog% P°t
ty awl Whotoasts er Ninth, OW, Van :Oahe. Tonle.
tine, te., &o. W Plttaborsh. P.
TOaN. MUT, Jr
spa. (StfEdfSOrVrO JAS.
nraeluyawboknieWWl Druggist and Dealer
In Paints; Oils, Dymbaffs, &a maws Wood sad Slstb st.Mtd.
Pittabargb.
Sirn.spdar Ai
ftt far Dr. Vcrrd'e Slealciat.
TORN P.. SCOTT, WIIOLESA LE DEAL
tr es Dnsgs, PallttA,olls, Varnishes stkil Dyestuffs, Nu.
22.1 Liberty street, Dlttsburylt.
All ordermill reeelseprompt Kneels.
UssAgett far ficbSuet's PulussniellysuP• usse2l:l3,lAw
.41COLOR Ilertll.
flettlCurg.itE......rr......zwiv.....n.wasAtz ANA
Dra g gag,comer or mat, aLE EL car
tivir...FLElvigue,C.Egaß TO L.
caastantly la= a fal tnm l wad sempleta assortemaZ i r
Sledfermi, Reda:ins Oral!, Pertamerhand all articles las•
t!ilja to his barlia.'
aprosisas prescriptions easefully costpoanded at all
boars, PDAY
12117 - 61.6. 117Ktifgrf, DROTOBY,
I‘olVoosl street,' Comer of Weal street sad 'Virgin
Al ,Pltaitanls,Pis.
robuce Dealers
. &Meta=Nana
LEECEE &
mid 'Forwarding Merchants., deniers in 'Wawa lie
!lame Chas. Mow. "Pleb, Damn, Slitter, Linseed 011, Put
-Mal Piaui Ashos; .ionia, Grain, Dried Fruit, and Modem
_ ifeuerally. Bat brands Hardly flour always on hind.—
. Agent* for the rale! of Madison Ctis celebrated Patented
Pearl Ranh. litea lto Second and 14.5 First Its., between
• Wood mad Smithfield ate4Yitisburgb, Pia apfitlyd
CHIN.4SEI. WARIMOUSE.—FLENRY
(*Vs , koisrardlug and Cartnni9llol , l blerebual,and
Doll, In Des., Butter, Lab. Flab and Produce generally,
VI Wood 312-, above Wart a% Plttaborgh. my2l
JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
• 01110.Thmteatto and Forwarding Merchant, and
iirholarde Dealer In Wed.. Ream Choose, Butter, Pot
, • and Pearl dah..d Wader* Produce generally. Front st.,
event eadthdeld and Wood, PI ttaborgh.
DAVID. 0. lIERBST, FLOUR, FRO
duoe, Trawls/oil and Commission Merchant, No. 267
Liberty street, corner of EWA, Pittsburgh, gives hie Waco
Moo to the sale or Stour, Port. Bacon, Lard, Chow, Bettor,
(kale, Drie4Pralte, Steels, l o:, lc.
117'oonalsnninntarevieveotha.1.
FORSYTII, (SUCCESSOR TO
A.404 4 ta a scott,) Forwarding guA n Cum ,a mbuLou 11er•
rksal llides, Flour, Euro ,dlanl
. 01.:41ProL l e%cilerally, No. 7& Water et. Pitt burgh, Pa.
EAULE IVAREIIOUSE.—JAS. GARD
01E14 Wholesale Dealer In Pions, Provleiteas end
Produce, generally, No. 6 Seventh ram, Letween Liberty
end Sinltheeld, Pittsburgh, Pa
trill`Tirtnecitsh. mraly
RRIDDLE:.WIRTS . lc CO., General Corn-
MIMI= 24trtaliuds and beaten I u Growl. and Pru
d.c* N. 1.5 TAbotaitmt,Pitteb=l ry ,
APirameignmoutalecirldted sad
delEclyamer
ItifSUMICt aMtS.
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FINNEY, Agent Eureka Ins-aranceCo
• No. 9 Water street.
A A. CA RRiER, SECRETARY
e . 4
, 1Z4 , 1=
b lz c a t ) r Campmy of Pfttsbargh,
A.MUEL L. BIARSHELL, Secretary Citi
zens' losanuue Company, 94 Water erupt.
M. GORDON, Secretary Western
• arum Company, e 2 Water stmt.
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T ' GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
el • Ilenroloonrunco Company, Narthcaxt caner Wood
A. MADEIRA, Agent for DeLware
e uncut Laurance C 0,12 Water dreet.
T ILT. 4.4.HUNT.F sarnnu e laci tr . , , ,. t Farmers' and
6ilMEMMila=
RW. POLNDEXTER, Agent Groat West-
V• eta inmanca C0.,97 Front atrcel
eatints.
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ROBINSON & CO., Dealer in Carpets, &
Plit4 .treat.
WILMA McOLINTOCK, Dealer in
I V C.rp.ts. 112 Motet street
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D. a.II. EVGALIa (1111,
DEALER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MATTING% Le. No. IN Fourth street now. Wood.
attornev
IRISH k MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law.
9rnefo No. 00 Fourth stmt., Pittsburgh, P. Notary Pub
lio and Okla COMIII*IIIOII6I, apt)
ROBNRT &NM UT, ATTORNEY AT
Li:Y=l Solicitor or the Sauk of Pittsburgh, No. 110
toarth itaet; Yittabnrgh. dole
eTy O&SEmPII
tSa.w .&
M A P.
9 M r O a RR h sISOor, AT
ood,
Pittsbnrgb, P.. mySt
MR Coots.
LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
C• Dry(loot., alp or tlie °deal' B. Rive,
mr1.9N014
Martetstreet, Plttibutgh.
ruItPLLY &_BtiIteLIFIELD, LWALEits
Walk. sod Isullee'Dront Goods generally . M.S..
Tana end Shawls, Neabrolderke and Staple goods,' for
Lordly nee: An normally extenalie eaaortrnent In all the
aIKOM depontinentajnitrecelred and Dolling at the lemma
psis
ityrlorth•eaet cor. Fourth and .Market on,
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PALMER No. 105 Market Street,
• rotwer In Bonnets, ILsts. Bums Trimmings, end
It
StravrOooctsgenerall7. e 25.
eatpairs.
Seventy-See New' and Second Hand
CARRIAGES :AND BUGGIES,
•
• rola seta ae
SITMMIT..£I.B_2M 7.OI3I " I "Ort ,'SC,,
TWO hiIL,P, EON, N PAM LAWRENOtiVILLP...
MILE subscriber offers fox' sale, or
eschnnge on thimart reasonable term.,
fine assortment c f Barmwheaand secondhand Bumties, made
br Watson, of Pldindelphts, tome . but MUG used. Also,
ltentsty-otteness Boggles, made in.hop, from the
Tery bat material parasites:lln the eastern market. A rim
Wt a Trotting W a go n s, new and second band. Aim, ,4
Or Bost. Wagoni, Zeata lands, Germantown Wagons, Jolley
Wagons and Itookawayl, two ens Phaetons, maul fur four
persona, one of them Watson's make and one of them - Now
York make: ' Two fine Balkh', one rondo bYßodgers,
nitsdelphis, and a few common "Bucl ee, soluble for
can make light'
marketing. The inborriber tattoo Omit he it
to the hataiwt of persons wishing to yarcluso, to give him
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nail%
The establishment he convenient to the city, the Wel
sior Ornalbeti Rae Combo Fusing the door cam' ten min
urea. mr=Aunhavr
-Carriage and wagon itlanufactory.
•
M. 1...-EVRIGPECIONS, Agent,
Corner Srnithilect Strad wad Diamond
WOULD respectfully itiferm the=4l,
V peak , that Is now respectfully
ea above
and Use marred the barred Carriage making in all lta
rat talk% and la aleo-prewed to @aerate ordrn ter Wagon.
of all derriptiona, Including all work for Iroa blerchante
Solkindig a cookkoranyt of the patronag• so liberally be
twed pan him while at the old stand of .Blgelow C 0.,"
woad War* hliarlands that the same ore and anon.
Con will girentoag ordere en hectare, hating so
carol the wakes of beat workmen, and having ample
apartmentielrewhera for the finishing . of Iltrn work. c
4iirA keodassetounst of bear! work mw on hand, eat.
ado for !doing um All work warranted far LI months.
ali•Partloolar &Ural= Oren to repairs. Jaltlyd
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Cowan awl Carriage Factory.
JOUNSOII, 1111.0TEIER & CO,
*raw of Brissord and Rebecca Atm*,
• • ALLEGIERNY aft.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- giffo,
T form their friends, and the rain." gene.
rally, that they am manufacturing ,Carriagea, Barouchoe,
Mohave)", Ruggles, Sleigh. saidsffharlotA Is all their mi.
c uss style. of finish old proportions.
All orders will be executed with Arid regard to durability
and twenty of Amish. Repairs will also be attended to ena
tits roost ressonsida terms. Using in all their work -Ow
boat diastans Stuff; Pelee and Wheel stu ff , they feel confi
dant that all who favor thorn with .their patronage will to
erfoctly sathded on trial of their work..
Parobasets are requestad to en theme cell before pos.
.chaslag elariehara . isoitityd
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VbI2O(CRUGS. '
R. O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED
D.tDr.awflN,comrlm b .na Szolmeaamet
ITIAYS, WEDNESDAYS sod E&TVILDAY:I,froa 10 to
1. sad 1 to 3dcloelt.
isruski4fflue on the Brovanilloltostl. •143:1yd0
llainteto.
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JOSH TECOAIPSON
TICOUSE PAINTERS,. GLAZIERS AND
',L j ttl E lV l ,==a lnial dula u g la m dwratalria
Paknt
" --RurAtrzitsjPA a.
BrZIT.
itrbmblZrors_r.l..'" ° .!E_ e aM °W
of
yl
• aeon al Abs shortest Dotlwom nam • mill which
• ;minds stmaLT Painters will say* =ay 1 , 7 Vain
Mbar mac. aroma with us.
1 rnins...rs.
. tono&LA3F.,.
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110IISE AND
.SION PAINTERS,
•,, S Neil (OM Pad Otllcettallolltyg)Thlrd street, between
... 1
and sad Market Igtzselta; All orders prompUy attended to.
. .., V., ---- Aer Blgoscucule4 la Haveric!ityle. . 03.677L1id
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: 4 WALNUT - ELALL:SEATAIMANT
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1141307570 HALLillant am=
Co 033 - Somr. P.X1.7.0 Erz ,
TILOPRIZTOII.
A LL' ,. :11:111. DELIO/WIES OF
bill. THE BBABON, ImAnd bY th.tamt
potterold cooks,eorred op at the ohmic.% uo
• • 6ftom
2xcroutimi A. zt. maliesivELvs aorkbk
: Au artlcAn to the Iltoa peculiar t* the. rad, West or
tL
Beetb.reestrea ky Esornis..zl4.md zata order,—
' Berlaers mart will had the table at WALNUT LULL air
• that they could dreite
SrWlLehmtlaDepot Ire O=tters, :ray °alas awl warty
yagetableala thelt aatiehalFlL. a fel3 •octlrly d
AlaciAan 84 *.10A
_ _ nsOlady fix 1:7•44• 11 7
" WU fUmis.Kbka, ,Al xeee
"ill • ilijiMiSUN coatutia
Commission, Err
HITCLICOCIK, SUMMERY & CO.,
(Slecessurs to Iluttman, Were., &Co.)
Forwarding and Commission Merchant ,
And Tiltelesnla Dealers In
Produce, Flour and Wool,
No. IS:I Finn! mar 1= &vas rithwrvh,
• playd—mr22
McDANE & ANJER,
Flour. Grain and Produce.
', , ninneniou and Forwarding Merchants,
No. 124 &cunt' Se., Piitxbargh, Pa.
CANNING & BOND,
I COMMISSION MERCIIANTS.
No. 223 North Second .C...leea.
PfIILADELP I II A,
For the axle of Problem and purchase of Fish. fie , A Auy
lder.dare entrusted with them will be promptly fat wen C
ltd.
sp26 dim*
WA. if • .01,4T.P......P.W•110•
JOS. S. LEECH & CO.,
N 05.242 i 244 Liberty et... Piet.b.ni no Pas
NYLIOLESA.LE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION IVILORCH/LN-113
DEALERS LI
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plato and Tituaexoo stook.
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES,
Jytha
EFEmon akaaacon—arzumos P. MTV —WY. N. lIIIITACEL
SPRINGER HARDANGER &
CO 31SLI S S lON METIC II A N
DEALERS IN
Wool, Hides, Provisioned:Produce Generally,
N 0.295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
io2
rdcALPlN—ec CO.,
(Late of J. 8. Lomb, tdcAlpla & CO, PittabargA.)
GENERAL, COMMISSION
AND
PORNVAI2DrNG- Irv'HCII.A_N'II3.
Levee and Washington Avenue,
WYANDOTTE CITY, E.ANSAS TERRITORY,
REFERENCES:
Joseph S. Lech k Co., ma Pittsburgh Merchonts gale,
ly. • IylDelkolyT
DAM 11. 1..VD111 D. Y. IDODIMON,
LE W.'S s" EDGERTON, (Successors to 11.
T. Morgan k C 0.,) Wholkoulo Orooon, and Commis:don
Monbants, 107 Wood gircei, l'lttoburzb- mr2
II ENRY S. KING, (LATE OF THE
II
■ Erna of King & Moorhead,) Cninniission Merchant,
d Dealer In Pig Metal and Mown N 0.70 %Oar arm% nn.
cnr Ilarket,Pittsburgb. Pe. npl9
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TOtA.R
dy, Jones Co.)Oututulstion and Porin.rding
chant Agent of thelllsultaun and Indisuspolie Itallrmd, ••
ner First and retry sta. Pittsburgh, Pa. Jalthlyd
E .
DIVARD T. BIEGRAW, GENERAL
Commission Eilerchentosnd Wholeside Dealer In Maids
lectured Tobacco. Imported and Domestic Cigars, Snuff, do.,
to, No. 271 Liberty street, opposite the bead of Wood. PIM.
burgh, Ps. mbl2.-ly
Our rs
TIIO9. ISMS.
T. LITTLE & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMII'MON BIER.CLIANTS,
And dealer in
FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE.
FISH, OILS and PRODUCE.
No. RIB Second Ht., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ea- Liberal advances made on osnsigaments. mrlB
ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer
Produce and Commie 100 Merchant, No. 131 Prom
.treat, near Woad, Pittsburgh, pa. .ol3'd
BCOSGRAVE & CO.
I/ %Rolm& Orozco, Noe. IS nod 'M Wood staves, CAW
burgh.
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ALEXANDER KING, WHOLESALE
Grocer and Importer a soda Aeb, tff 3 Liberty
stmt., Pittsburgh, Ps. aplilytts
WM. MITCIIELTREE, R., it BRO.,
Wholerste Grocers, Rectifying Distallersoind trine
endueuor hierthents, Nu.= Liberty greet, Pittsburgh.
J
OM. B. JON?. -1411.
JONES. COOLEY, WHOLELALE ORO
CCM and Dot Tonntsbers, doalers lu Pnalure
nud
Pittsburgh ILanufactores, N 0.141 Water street., near Cherry
Alley. Pittsburgh, Pa. mygd
SRIVE H
R & DILAV ORTI I, WHOLESALE
Demers, N 0.19.0 nod street, (lNetween Wood
and Bmitialeld,rittel,negt,.
JOAN FLOYD CO, WIIOLESALE
Omen. ALla Commie:ion M eLauts, .o. 173 Wood and
2.1 Liberty ..tre...t. Pittsburgh. Jole
)11...wirr JOHN WIN..
WATT t WILSON, WHOLESALE ORO
- v ens, coratni.,ion Iderelionto sod Dealers in Pro-.
end Pittoborgh MatinfoLlocroti, No. 253 Liberty sires;
•drgh.
ISAIAII DICKEY & CO., WIIOLESAD.
Ort.cers, Como Mertlianta,Al.4 Dollen in Produce,
No. Eln Water *Vest. and G 3 Front street, Pltl•Largb.
WM. MCC EON WHOLE
SALIi Grocer, Prodor• and Comridenion :MendiAnt,
and Dader . in rittAbarAlt ,linuntActund Article*, No. 159
Liberty *treat, coroor of nreNPOry . •y. l'ittabortiti. Pa. my 3
Jon arra,—
ATWELL, LEE & CO. WHOLESALE
Grams, Wain,. and Carad;dselon Ilorclaatta,
and
Dealer. In Pittsburgh Manufacture.% O. S Wood Wool. be
tween Water and Front at.. rittaburalt. apl.B
Ram . seet'Le.notrlsos.
I) ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE}
Orooore, Commies'. MonhnnM, sad Donlon In all
kinds of Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh Aleaufactares,
No. 2.55 Liberty street, Plttaburgh.
ROBER T
U. KING, WHOLESALE GEO
czn, Comminelon Merchant, and Dealer In Peathrro„
Flour, uid all trade of Country Produce, No. 211 Lib.
arty street, month of Sixth, Pltteburet, Liberal
'moos made on oenaigunsrsts. Julolyd
101IIT
DOBERT - FIAEZELL & CO., IVUOLE
_LAI., SALE Grocers, Coatmlaatan and Forwarding Mer
chants and Daaten In Prodaceand Plant.orgla 211312UfaCt131 ,4 1,
Na.2.slllbcrty lama, Pittsburgh. Fa• any 2
Ural iastate agents
WILLIAM WARD,
DEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES,.
Bonds, Martgages and all srouritles for mono.
Persons can procure loans through soy Agency, [IA..
able terms.
Three alrhing to learnt 'Oar ornery to good ;ulanotage,
=a !arrays area flint nod locoed clans paprr at my ales. for
sale.
cotnnanolcetione end inters - loom strictly sotifitleattal
Om GRANT STUMM', opposite St. Pout .• Cathedral.
jelsitt
Nootorllcni, &c
XV S. REIkiTOUL, 20 St. Clair Ft.reet,
V V • Dealer In notigions wad 111wellaneon• Boulia, and
Daporiteni or Amertcwa Tract Malay's Publimtiona.
mrlo:dawly,
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Wh. G. JOHNSTON 4t. CO., Stationers,
e l lsalc Book StansfActurors and J.b Priam, Nr•
fa Wood stmt. etirslm.ret, Pa.
COOIIRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
...ta • a. Boater,) Wholesale and row' Dealer in Booka,
Stationery .14 PSper 'Word Woof., 6tl door S.
X. of tdarket Spare, Allosileny, Pa,
3 - 011. N S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
13tAllOper, name= to Dnrleonk AgnotrNo. BMI Marks'
Oros; near Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa.
KAY Br, CO., BOOKSELLERS AND sTA
TIONEII9, No. SS Wood street, next door to the cor
ner or Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. School and L Soots con.
stoutly on band.
T L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA
TIONER, No. 78 Fourth at., Apollo Brahlings.
UN T & MINE R, BOOKSELLER
H
and Stationer, Ilasorde 11,8, Fifth dna.
TORN IL MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST.,
J
Women Diamond Allay arid Fourth street, Sole Agent
for CHIDIKERLSO A SONS' (Boston) puato FORTES, MA
SON A HAMLIN MO and OROAN
lIARSIONIUMB, and 'S
Daalo D r EL M
rode and M MELODEONS
utes] Goods.
JAZ
KLEBER . BRO., No. 53 FIFTH
torNDYNB
PILKOZ, u4 l ABILART t NElt
DIIA.III gamma BLEU}
DEONS and OliOaN ELARNIONIIIIIS, tkalen In Mute and
Ilwicskllruarnmentm. foe
CHARLOTTE BLUALE; MAN-UFAdi-UR
EU and Dada to Plano Porta, and Importer of Mato
and Mudd lostrumats. Ma Agent for la HAMBURG
PLANOS,aIso for BALLET, DAVIS lk CO,l Boston
withand withat /Wan Attarltmunt. 118 Wood alma.
my 9
'_ • -'-/ v./.0/(,-7,(jf.
•,._..t. , „ ,___,
Pitfiburgh, Pa.—Chartered 1855.
Board of 12 Trtutcoa—Yocolty of 11 Toad:tem
NO !.D1:373 ammo% am, 1654.
Twang leksprepand for aduniduf fa of Vu emoting Runs.
INSTRUCTION given in Single and Double
Entry noovcoeplng, as mod La sway deparmnt WI ,
Coannorcla Arithmetic, Mold BMW. Writing, WI ,
auflasOotropondnoVe,PommerciaLaw,Datectlng Outlet,
felt Money, Politlml llomoul, Elocution, rhotiogrephy
and all other toblectcommeenry for the thorough elocution
of a practice' tadoess roan.
J. O. 810111, A. IL, Prof. of Book-keeping and Science of
Acminta.
J. A. annsicA and IL A. Maros, Amistant Teachers of
Book Keeping.
Aties.Cowinr, A. T. Dorrarrr, an 4 IL A. lICI,ON, Profew
nom of Pentannship. Twelve find premiums over W
competition for boat Pen slat Ink Wining, tiar•XD MOS Hal
01000000 wean.
A. Q. Parra. A. 1.1 Pref:wf Mathematic.
Taws, nom" time unlimited. calor at any
ume. VIA Average Wee, to 12 weeks. Beard about $2,60.
Entire tont 160 to . $77. 0 rnatistre waisted in obtaining
ainsatben. Ppecimens of nnegetallervortithig and circulars
went tree. Mama . P. W. JENKINS,
velyE) Pittsteargb.
.
ITILADY , S PUBLISHING lIOIISI'7s
126 Na•san Street. Nem York.
thICILZIALO AND RETAIL CIIZAP Boot, MAGArriret
Pl:mamma arno BOOnittmaiin EBTABLIIMIXICBT.
Sipt.Particular attention paid to rolsoollatoms order. for
any article connects' with the trade.
1131..Catslovas sat frooormoramolog
• DEADY.
Artsmor tot. Lorig - illirothero,..
125 Morin stmt. }Mr'
fIIiAE43-1000but. Cowan Glass, snorted
IJI - Ow fit IIII•17 ; AMMUMNA SUM
PITTSBURGH
.
"JR
• flitattufacturcts
& 'YOUNG,
(Fincterors to John Carhwight,)
MANUFACTURERS and Importers or,
.01. Packet and Table Cutlery, Ear:fit:al and Decibel In
strumepts, Dana. Pistols, Fishing Tackle, he., Nw 60 Wood
erect. They glee Venial They to the manufacturing .4
Truss., SOppOrLer.l. to. Jobbing and Itepaing with hnoc-
Milky sad despatch. apundly
U. CtlOOt.- .—.5.WA0.3401,11 W. L ➢ltilN7Op n
CRIDGE, WADSWORTH & CO.,
Mannhe[mon of
Patent Oscillating Engines
AND
Portable Engines and Beilora of all Sizos
1 ITT3ntrlciu, PA.
•
Works st
Nokia Erns or rat Aootooor,
ALLEY/TIENT CITY.
WELLS, RIDDLE
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
lIIAIMACTMLII3 Of
WMPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Orders uadtod from thotrsde, .4 promptly .1111.
pedas per Metroctiona.
Trawl-6 timothy or 6 pow cont. acormt fbr =b. .
manlydkvl,
EIE=I
JOS. F. HAMILTON & COn
ENGINEERS sr MACHINISTS.
Career First mid Liberty So., Pittsburg74, Pa.
QIIPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, for Grist
and Paw Mills, Brea-sties, Printin g EstallishmoutS,
bkmactoties, he., ristia to enter. '
Th ey .I 'lll7l3llVi . o
0 E c"'°'
. •
Such at Turning Whoa,
Lrou Moore,
Boric; and Drillir.4Oilues,
Mug Wrought Iron Ehafting, with Polley*, Ilanu ., t,
toWlyduly,
GERWIO,
N 0.459, earner Penn and Walnut Streets,
Pittsburgh. Pa•.
MANUFACTUR OF HEMP AND
.1.111. MANILLA BED CODS, ILEMP AND TARRED
110I'ES from 14 In, to 114 Inch, tine and Common Packing
T utu,
Tarred awl Elmo Tarn, Sash and Bell Cord, Wool
Twine, Broom, Tying and Sewing Twine, Flax and Cotton
Seine Twine, An.
full apply of tbo thole articles constantly on band
or matte to order at the lowest oath prima. DaLlyd
DiTOORHE AD & CO.,
■axorsaoada or
A'mariran, Plain and Cnr•ragntrd,
GFAIWA.NIZED siaigirr IRON.
For Roofing, Oultrricg, Spouting, Ate.
Agcntr for Morro
Patent Imitation Russia Shoot Iron,
Warehosuo—No. 130 Piro! Sired, Pittsburgh.
mr2.7:10
(Sorctomor to A. Lyons &Co.)
MANITIFACTIMIA OT
GORING GLASS
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AND DISL I
13 C T URN N
V.A_RUCTS7 GOODS. &C-.
No. 138 'Wood M., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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HIICHIE'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
PORDE AND TRIP HAMMERS.
- n - ANIAIERS of the following eizeo
madoto order
100. 1, Lift 7 In. frill blow, 3099 lb.. Nice $
" 9 ~ 154590 " CA.
3, 12 11009" 000.
4, "15 " 23099 900
. 5, 4 ,33 4 4 " " 41160 " 11/01
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Sir Orders solicited. for particulars addran•
MMUS COLTART,
Pa - Mecum, Pa.
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S.A.SATJ AIL 8i1.A331...V.Y.
Ft.x Lsetz, (Below Ile I. Clair Street 8r14%)
Allegheny City, Penna.,
BRADLEY'S WOOLEN RiITTING YARN,
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Of see, 001, and Number.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
short mike for °Tory color or number of Tarns. Ile--
ag berm one of the original unutufacturers of the celebr
ed "Bradley Woolen Tarns,^in concoction with my broth°
Wm. Bradley, of Wheeling, I avoid respectfully
attars of the orders for Tarew, as abort..
stlaTesals paid for Shoop Shoo and Wool.
WILLIAM DARNIIILL &
61 Penn et, below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pct.
QTEAII BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
A.) Iron ll'orkers, Manufacturers ..r Barnhill'. Patent
Lcscomotiss, Fined and 1;11111E1er Bigler., s,
lircichen, sire Bat, Steam Pities, Conilioism, Sett Pans,
Sugar Yana, Iron Salina, Lifelines:a, eta Also, 111ficissmi
Work, Bridge and Viaduct Irons, done at the shortest use
tics. All orders trout a distance proraly attended to.
JeZt
Pella COtiOn BIWA, Pittsbargh.
KENNEDY, CIIILDS & CO., ItIANUFAC
=HERS at—
Penn A tio. 1 heavy labeetlagr. ,
Carpet Chalaof allppaaatat ataler: - • -•••• •
Conan
" Dal Gorda
Ptalgh lanatand Bub Curd:
" Rope at all alt .
Batting.
airOrdsrs lett at the I:lnnis:aro Elora or Ulla,
LE Ik. Oa, t . 2.1, Wood swat will hays attentkat Jatkly
p..,, JAMES ____ —ea,
", 11 - 21 NUP A OTITICS it OF
QULPITURIC ETIIEIt; Sulphuric Acid;
LI 8..4 Spirits of Neves Nitrea Aeldt
Itottrante• Anodynes Murlatic Acid,
Aqo Ammon* Frif; NUM. do
'
fowler'. Soluttoto, my 3
May bo found at John Irwin A Sons, SiWater ses.,ot.
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PICILRIN & JOHNSON,
AIANDIACTORERS 'AND DEALERS IN
lir E. CHILDS& CO'S PATENT ELAS.
. TIC FIRE AND lITATRKTItOOF CRIIIINT
ROOFING, 133 TWO FrFxrr, Pittaborgb, P. oflLdti
WILLIAM TATE. & SOS,
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth street, near Liberty, and 472 Peon onset, next
door to Alderman Parkinmes Off., and Federal et, near
Lama Alle.gheny.
/far Every description of Fittings for Water, Oas and
toylLif
JOHN O.4.IIIPHELL,
MAN ACTUREROF BOOTSkaby
I[l.and 8110 ES el every deecription . Nix 34 Iriinl etd
Meet, PfUebergb, Pe. 0c31:1,4
1111.21,1 P. 1148811 1 1.1.
Wall Paper `Warehouse.
WAITER P. I.IARSIIALL & CO., Im
portArsand Dealers, S 7 Wood drove, between Fourth
street arid Diamond Allay, where may be found an extexedvs
assortment of every description of Paper ILarigings,tor
Par
lon., Balk Dining Rooms sod Chambers. Also, Window
Shades, great variety at tweet prices to country dealers.
said SVALTEA. P. HAFIPJLAIJ , Ai 00.
1193.111190111.--
ED3IIIIN..DSON & CO., Nos. 96 and 98
Tbirl Ap ftmet., near Wood, Manaractlaiala and Deader,
fu
CrErRT/I. GOODS,
ORNAMENTS, FGE
•
• SAND CORDS.
COMFORTS, BEDS,
PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES, Ae.,
Would solicit the attention of porebasers tot tarp
and ended stock. anW..dind
JAMES W. WOODWEGLI.
RN I TUBE " 6 " --7- ," 2- '' AND CHAIR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Embracing etori
17 PG MS S T v Ft, B,
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT,
WWII° for
PARLODA, CEIAIIDERS AND DINING DOOMS,
Nona to an; ln
NEW YORE AND PHILADELPHIA
LOWER PRICES.
- -Erary articlo tnada by hand and Warnntal."lll
Rappll6,l with .1 qulutreaso tßy
na of FURNITURE nod CUAIRS
on ble terms.
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS
Port - J.1..10t the “bortint maks.
WADZSOONS, Nos. 77 AND 79 TIIIIID STANCT,
1.1.6Atf P1T7313012017, PA.
toae U. 10=0. TOOT. R. T00N0..........FLUCY
T. B. YOUNG C 0. ,&
%X11ii7A011:1 02 .5 OF
FURNITURE AND mums
Of Every Description.
FACTORY—ltdcral SL,belosen resus and Rona Awnixo
Warehoate—Nos, $8 & 40 Smithfield St.,
STEAMBOAT CABIN FIIBNITURE--Wo
Ars constantly ossnafeenving STEAMBOAT CABIN
FURNITURE sod CHAIRS, end
the the sit...lotion of
those toterested fornishing twee.
seSedkaS T. B. YOBBO t CO.
STEINWAY'S PIANOS.
JUST RECEIVED --A lot of
STEINWAY & SON'S
CELEBRATED PIANOS.
Purcbsoerm dellrous of procuring ono of t il hUrleid
Plano Forte. era regurettel to mate early uppll=tion, an
the .apply Das far dicer of thedereend.
IL KLEMM k BRO., No. 63111th etroct;
Solo Agent. for eteltlinky & Saw, ale 3, for itunn'e k
Jed
QTARO.II AGENCY.--HAVINO BEEN
kJ spectate,' Agent for Pittsburgh, by the MADISON
STANOIIOO3IPANY, Car the sale or their miebratsd PEARL
STANCE, (which is issmastedsqualln quslity loan, Suomi
la thlemarket) are now prepared to supply What/sae Deal.
ere Umtata:eaters' prlms. • We lustre the sUastion of the
Varlets Pals salicle,to au ellsmlastlou of but yremat Muck,
end which still be kestt sobs' la the elsmsad.
ATWELL, uts 100.,
No. S Waal sexes
C()REAP DRESS GOODS.—MURPEIY &
NiE11:1110111TELD have received many rtylo• of ladles'
Dram goods lately which they aro selling vary cheap.
Bernal far 'l2 c and 'lBs:c.
Du for lay.o. •
' . Melia Cloths 1 . 21.6 c.
14•13.• e!.4
Also, many styke of yin. GaAs at lea than turoal prices.
Je3.4AwF
TOW OPEN—The best assorted and cheep.¢
est stock of Drees Goods, &s.* Marines, Mite
klouralog Goods, Doodle Work, sod Dommtles la
the tit,. cu oar sod see them. C. lIANSON LOVA
spit formerly Urn lira, No 74 Market street.
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ORES. WOOD'S PEARL &TABOR in
la store and for mde B . la WATINEETOCK *co.,
N 0.60, corner Wont and Yonith sts.
EXTRAFAIBLYFLOURrBOobbiA. choic
white wheat Extra lama) ltom• Ex We by
J *lO WEAN'', A - LISJE/1" ISt &cad it.
'POD eaak jjvud received and for
Vii. Or ,(01).
Vittsburo
SirTLIEDAiLYGAZETTEistN-dde.t Nennpapmsalhe
West, and Mein a n adman, arcull asnangdS.:he:bininen
mat, and reachsag all dames, 0 Sees inducements So atlan
tic,' as the best ratan through shish to reach the pain.
IQ—TM; WEEKLY GAZETTE' is fussed every Whin,
day and Satuday. on a large tdanlai LW; and arnlainz
addition to the gel. elf the week, a caressily prepared and
rehab!, report of the Markets, ennaercial and suauelary af.
afire, and an narrate /Ink Nan Lia, earredal
tkJy
Shis paper—snating it the Ind ansnurcied Newspaper rote
West
TERMS
DAILY—Six Dollars per norms, &haute, or
N oreir—C . o 7 o = per ° is " no th oni, paral . do In MIMICS.
Chau ore furnished co ths following terms:
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rdur replies con mi . . ----- •
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" A t e ' d u oite to the " club trow
Sit-Ailranee payment. are ittrictlY required, awl :to pa
per will La mint idler the time I. rip to which it we. paid.
Opening of the Le on speak neo .
mpto .. campaign—
etant
LEAVENWORTH CITI, K. T. June 8, 1858.
Ex-Gov. Stanton opened the ball at this place
last night, by a powerful speech, before a very
large concourse of people. The speech disclosed
some new developments against the Adminis
tration. It was able aid searching, and will be
read with interest throughout the country.
He remarked, in opening, that he hadnoapol
ogy to offer for appearing here , the number of
those before him evinced the sense of his audi
ence as to the importance of the subject matter
of his address. Ile was fully aware that per
sons here and elsewhere endeavored to maintain
that the English bill does not submit the ques
tion of the adoption or rejection of the Lecomp
ton Constitution, but he was sektisfied that this
was contrary to the tenor of the bill itself.—
The law declares that in November the people of
Kansas in Convention adopted a Constitution,
and asked admission into the Union. This he
denied in lobo. The law goes on to state that it
is desirable to ascertain whether the people de
sire admission into the Union, with a certain
alteration made by Congress ia the ordinance ;
then it goes on to enact . that the question of ad
mission be submitted to the people. In no less
than three distinct expressions, the law declares
in effect that the question of admission under
the Lecompton Constitution is submitted.
He would not disguise the fact that there are
other conditions annexed, which he regarded as
disreputable to those who framed them,and hu
miliating to the people of Kansas ; but these,
notwithstanding the submission, are perfect.—
It would, as Humphrey Marehall, of Kentucky,
had said, make no difference in what shape it
was submitted, even though it afforded some of
the authors of the bill an opportnnity to dodge
the responsibility of their act. list this is no in
nocent device which has been adotped here, but,
as he has already said, it was disreputable and
degrading. Dishonest, because, it Is the work
of tricky politicians to delude the people of the
country.
The condition that rejection shall disable this
Territory from becoming a State until it has rep
resentative population, is a reason why it
should he rejected with scorn, because by degra
ding the people, they may become a State with
less population than is otherwise required. if
this hattbeen a law enacted after Lecompton had
been defeated, he, nor none others would have
complained ; but as it now is, it stigmatizes the
people of Kansas as unworthy to possess the
privilege of forminga constitution, and as only
fit to be admitted into the Union with the yoke
of degradation and infamy upon their necks.
He had some to this Territory a little more
than a year ago, with no certain knowledge tts
to the condition of parties here, but not without
having in conjunction with Governor IValker,
and by the sanction of the Administration, a
plan laid out for the adminietret4n of this Ter
ri:ory. That plan waslin all eft:peels without
freed of any kind, to give the people the oppart,
Lenity to exercise the right of forming thedi
own constitution; thie ho bad announced on the
very evening when he first set foot on the soil
of Kansas. True, in his inaugural address he
suggested that the slavery question alone be
submitted, but when he learned that such a emirate
would not meet the difficulty, as he found was
the case after a short intercourse with the peo
ple, he had advocated everywhere the submis
sion of the entire instrument- Recalling all
the past, and remembering all his pledges, he
felt that he had redeemed them. Ile had en
deavored to act fairly, but never had he told his'
sentiments as a man, born and raised, and to
that time always residing in a slave-holding
community.. Ile knew that he was bitterly de
nounced, Out he felt that this was because the
facts were not known to the people. He did
not believe but the people would approve his
every net if they could see the facts as they
realy existed.
Ile never had, and Lem not now, any fear that
the people would so degrade themselves as to
accept this thing ; but he had been sorry to find
able and distinguished men of the Free State
party advocating the doctrine of voluntary sub
mission to the Lecompton Constitution ; but he
was happy to say that this feeling did not extend
far among the people, and it was because it ex
isted at all that be wanwilling to speak of the
grounds upon which it ought to be rejected,
The near approach of the rein storm admon
ishing the speaker that his audience would short
ly be missing, he withdrew, promising to con
clude his remarks upon the morrow.
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MUSE= IMILY AND NrESRLY BY
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1 month
0 " 2
Yearly wlverthars are entitled to one aqww",charte.
a blu at plenum, per annum—. .......... ..... 25 00
46rAtIvertleamenta with Cats treble twice.
KANSAS
Mn. Jerreasos Uses Tuts LANGU.C.—The
whole commerce between master and slave is a
perpetual exercise of the , most boisterous pas
sions, and the most unremitting despotism on
the ono part, and degrading submission on the
other. Oar children see this and learn to im
itate it. The parent stomrs, the child looks on,
catches the linements of wrath, put on the same
airs in the circle of smaller slaves, gives loose
to the worst of passions. Thus nursed, educated
and exercised in tyranny, ho cannot but be
stamped by it with odious peculiarities."
Judge Ruffin, of North Carolina, says :
"The power of the mauler must be absolute,
to render the submission of the slave perfect.—
This discipline is inherent in the relation of
master and slave."
Chief-Justice Taney says, that' the African
race and their deseedtants had no rights in
this country which white persons are bound to
respect.
Slaves can own no property ; all they may
acquire belongs in point of law to their masters.
Slaves are bought and sold, like other proper
ty, at the will of their masters.
By the laws of Louisiana and other Southern
States, all persons are prohibited, under severe
penalties, from teaching slaves to read.
Mrs. Margaret Douglas, oSouthern lady, was
imprisoned in the common jail of Norfolk, Va.
for the crime of teaching free colored children
to read.
Tan Fumm.—The crisis of the Flood is past.
The Mississippi hoe attained its highest point,
and now, like a giant whose power has been ex
hibited, and whose ambition is stated, it begins
with majestic serenity, slowly to recede. The
great Aorta of the Continent, rolling with
mighty murmur along the three thousand miles
of lie throbbing course—swollen into a thousand
aneurisms with the blood it has drunk from myr
iad arteries and veins—with the tribute of orys-
MI tears ruthlessly exacted from a firmament of
weeping mists—with the laughing water and
glittering lakelets of Minnesota—with the lan
guid ooze of the wild rice fields of the North—
with spouting torrents torn with thunder throes
from the groaning wombs of mountain clouds—
with dews gathered from the hoary locks of
crags and cliffs—that spring with a leap of joy
from the deapth of dark gorges—yields He wealth
of waters to the ocean, and ceases to threaten
the hundred cities on its borders with its over
flowing wares. Amid the deluge that the Miss
issippi has poured oaten so many other cities
and towns, St. Louts has stood unscathed. Like
a Queen of the Flood, ehe eat on her throne of
rock, unhurt by the waves, which did nothing
more than wash the duet from the sandals on
her feet. —St. Louis Nein.
We base no doubt her feet needed washing.
Tun Basis or A SE7ILIIIIIP7 WITLI C11175A.—.A
letter from China to the New York Post states
that the plenipotentiaries at Shanghai have
agreed to make the following demands upon the
Chinese governinenk
Ist. The opening of the coast and groat rivers
of China to foreign commerce; 2.d. 'Tho access
of foreigners to the interior, under the restrict:
Clone of passports; 3d. A reduction of dutitUt on
certain articles of commerce; .4th. Resideneeof
as embassy at P e king; sth. Indemniy- , -Scit no
territery.
Toe Mount Vanes (0.) Bannei says that.*
contract for the completion of the Springfield,
Mount Vernon, and Pittsburgh Railroad 'has
hien catered into with Mitchell, Darin A Co: - ;
'Mob insures the completion of. the road by
J, 3859. ' '
SO= little time since, a firm at Charleston,
South Carolina, applied for a clearance to a TM
eel bound for the coast of Africa, " for the pur
pose of taking on board African emigrants,
in accordance with the United States Passenger
law, and returning with the same to some port
in the United States." Mr. Secretary Cobb, to
whom this application 11113 referred by the Col
lector of the port of Charleston, refused to sanc
tion it, on the ground that, if the Africans were
to be brought in as slaves, or to be held to ser
vice or labor, that proceeding was prohibited by
nets of Congress, while it could hardly be be
lieved that they were to be brought in as free
men, as their landing as such was prohibited in
all the slavcholling rod in some of the Free
States, and was desired in none.
The parties concerned have not rested seas
' tied with this decision, but have wade a new ap
plication in a shape designed to evade, in part
at least, the point of Secretary Cobb's objection,
that application being for a clearance from the
port of Charleston, the vessel to return to a port
in the Island of Cuba. Along with this appli
cation Mr. L. lt. C. Lamar,who appears to Oct
for the parties concerned, has addressed a letter
to Mr. Secretary Cobb, which is printed in the
Charleston papers, severely criticising his for
mer letter of refusal. Since it is not denied that
there are Stales of the Union in which the land
ing of free colored emigrants is legal, Mr. La
mar insists that the ship was entitled to the
clearance asked for, and that the Secretary had
no right to lid as he did upon suspicion of a
purpose on the part of others to violate the laws,
especially as it was proposed in writing that if
the clearance were granted and the vessel thus
protected in taking in her cargo en the coast of
Africa, the Africans brought back should be
landed on the levee of Now Orleans for the pur
pose of testing the legality of the proceeding in
the Courts of the United States. Whether Mr.
Lamar proposed to dispute the constitutionality
of the acts of Congress prohibiting the intro
ductions of African slaves, or those of Louisi
ana prohibiting the immigration into that State
of free colored people, he does not explain.
We shall see what Mr. Secretary Cobb will
say to this new application.—.V. I'. Trib.
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Tug Facsrtt CoNVZSTION WITIT COIT/. RICA
AND NICARAUCA. —Oar curiosity respecting the
mysterious movements of M. Felix Belly in Cen
tral America, and his influence over the Execu
tives of Nicaragua and Costa Rica, has been at
length gratified, though we have received our in
formation of the nature and success of his mis
sion from a rather unexpected quarter. While
wo have been talking over the inevitable ratifi
cation of the Yrissari treaty, and speculating on
its advantages to American expansion, M. Belly
has secured, to all appearances, those very con
cessions witich we believed to be within our
grasp. He has obtained the signatures of Pres
idents Martinez and Mora to two very important
. . . _
documents, which will be found in this morn
ing's paper, and for wllich we are indebted to
the Paris correspondent of the London nnes.
The first of these documents purports to be a
Convention, concluded between the Governments
of Nicaragua and Costa Rica on the one part,
and M. Felix Belly, agent of Millaud and Com
pany, of Paris, on the other, conveying to the
latter a concession of an interoceanio canal
across Central America by the River San Juan
and Lake Nicaragua. The second document is
perhaps the more important of the two. It is a
solemn declaration by the two Republics that,
considering a fresh invasion of American Fili
busters menaces the independence of Costa Ri
ca and Nicaragua, and " considering also that
this invasion, officially reprobated by the Gov
ernment of the United States, is preparing, in
reality under its patronage, as the means of de
finitely taking possession of Central America, if
Central America refuses to surrender itself vol
untarily to the United States"—the two Repub
lics in question place the Convention above-men
tioned under the patronage of civilized Europe,
and their independence and nationality under
the protection of France, England and Sardi
nia-2F. F. Times.
ALL ANIMA Ls CAN TALK. -At the annual meet.
log of the association far the advancement of
science, held lately at Boston, it was shown that
after all there are no "dumb beasts." Dr. Gibber'
read a very interesting paper on the language of
animals. He says that "every variety ..ef ani
mated being possesses some means of intelligible
communication. Each creature, by peculiar
sounds or signs of correspondence, has a lan
guage understood by its onr kind, and sometimes
learnt by others. Emotions of caution, affection
and fear—of joy, gratitude and grief—are dis
closed by simple tones of voice, or by impressive
gestures, to signalize feelings, strictly- compre
hended tosd often answered. Insects and birds,
fishes and beasts, thus express themselves—in
distinct languages, signed, spoken and suit,
seen, heard and felt. Ile illustrated his theory
by stating familiar facts relative le domestic
animals."
TIM TRACT SOCIV.M AT TIM SOVTIL—The re
cent action of the American Tract Society
affor4„, great satisfaction to "good men" in
South Garoliut. At a meeting of the Branch
Society in that State, the delegates, returned
from the Anniversary at New York, made their
report, recommending the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That the Society regards, with feel
ings of the liveliest gratitude to the Giver of
all good, the result of the late agitations in the
American Tract Society, and that we shall es
teem it a privilege to co-operate with that body
as heretofore in the circulation of the choicest
religious literature t., which it is possible for
us to obtain access.
A IItUITLY intelligent American merchant, nn
der date of Shanghae, April nth, writes as fol
lows:
The four plenipotentiaries— English, French,
American, and Russian—aro now in Shanghae,
and leave in a few days, with portions of their
Heels, for the north of China, with a view of
getting as neer!. to Pekin as possible. From all
accounts, the Russian ambassador seems to
know what he is about better than all the oth
ers, and if they don't keep their eyes open, he
will twist them all around his fingers."
RubanGalway,
11•2012151 Wanner,
Tittr.:llAlAlt Neal OP l/li'lllPßlDltiMiljuGl( I j lob: b Bg — ' ''
Jamas Mantu],
Musical
PIANO FORTES,
Roe TOE U.C/ACIVIti or
CIIIUKERINICA vik. SONS, Eloeton,
CONSISTING of sixteen of their Set-en Oe
tare and its and one-third Octave Piano Porter, will
Le opened and ready for ezmulnot ion utt
THURSDAY, JUNE ad.
TAKE NOTIOIL—The Plano Fortes matinfutured by
Chickening di Bens, are not furniabeit by them teeny other
house in this city, and all or mast be sent and pur
chuers directed to the subscriber.
SUIRTY root
001.0 AND SILVER MEDALS
Hero born awarded to
CHECKERING II SONS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS,
For Superiority In their GRAND PARLOR, GRAND and
SQUARE PIANOS.
The following later from
SIGOSSIIIND TOALBERO,
Th. original manuscript of which can be seen at tho were
rooms of the subeditor, °natal convince any one of the
superiority of Watering & DOM Piano Fortes:—
Prrristmou, Blurb 25, Ha.
Ma. (mites:—Dever Sir—Since my arrival in Almeria* I
have constantly used the Pianos of Alum. Chickering
Sou. and I eau only repeat to you (while thanking you
for the Plums you hove ea kindly furnished for my con
certo hero,) that which I have ife often wad before: the in.
stromento are the tut I have ernes In the United State and
will comparejavurably with any I have ever known.
You., very trill), 8. THALTIKIRO.
The above let of Plane, in additkm to thou in store
comprises all the style, mannfutursd by Chickering & Amu*:
ALL THU PIANO FORTES manufactured by CIITCR•
EKING & EONS
ARE WARRANTED.
JOHN H. SIELLOR,
Solo Agent for Chickcring t BO= fir Pittsburgh and West.
ern Pennsylvania. Jellaw T
PIANOS AT A BARGAIN.
NEW AND SECOND HAND.
O NE " Rosovcood octave PI
ANO, n.fithoi all mood, No. 18,41 S;
from the beet rumufacturere of Doetoo, en
tirely tom and worrantott • goodsod perfect Inatmotent.
host. price, $350, bo bold to close conelomenhfur Bs
thm i octave, mahogany, llalllmore mako, Pima, wet
originally g 500 1150
One 6 octave rorewood, mood corner, as:good as new,
mado by `Anna k Clark 115
OM °octave, roaewoolognans made, by lima a Clark
turd. 165
Ono 6.V. octave, rummood, Germ. make, Piano 140
Ono 6 octave, old Plano 35
Mao,* splendid Bogle action Llarp (mule In Eremallell,
Ileiginett) In good ordr.
apl3 It. KLEBER & IMO., No. 53 Fillb area.
T. W. a.UVGIERET, ..
Watch and Clock linker, AL,
IMPORTERO :
FINE WATCHESAND JEW NLRY, • 41/-
•• • •
No. `24 Fifth stne, between Wood and )Luker, iquo•
barb, Pa.
Si"Pnitirular nttentlou pad to the repalrLog of Watabes
an4.Tevretry.
far -Ail work warrastact.
SUPERIOR DOUBLE RECTJ.FIED - Wili
HET—For elle by the band, at the low pl. of 18c
cub. Also, educe, nntedief, Irish nod old Monongahela
Whlakayst reduced prime to claw cut theet,a. by
Jas WTI. TIITCIILLTItEM, J 0.., a UM.
NEW CROP SUUAI AND MOLASSES--
162 hilds prime sod choke N 0 Pups;
bids Loat and Crashed Sups;
250 " prime Plantation CoMaass, oak cooporagm
33 " t. Jamas Sugar lionso Molasses do,
Bred and fur We hl WALILITCHELTREE, BRO.
N 0209 Llbertystreet
4 4.1) BBLS. EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR
fans selected Welts Wheat Jost received arid for
'ago at TRANCE'S New Virally and Tea Store, ladarsl
gerfte.
N.H.—will be delivered to the residences or [amain
Aofcharge. lel6
vFRANCE, Federal !street, ,flear La
eeocki AIIeO=YORT. haft Grocer. Della In
near, bicapipFtmastAPA Itutidto. 1 1 00,7 4
-
Insurance
Merchants' Insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
1551. T. PETTIT, Pregt. D. J. DicCAN.N, F..eretary.
Amount of Capital Stock paid In and 1nv0ne11....5200,000 CO
Bnrpho 03,41.13 35
g'- , M,Mas
wises Cargo Risks ma lb. Ohio mod bliseasippi Were and
tributaries. Innarni against loss or damage by Fire,
alm against the perils of tbe So; end Inland
Narigetion and Trunsportatiou.
MOM
Wm. v. Pons, John C. Montgornery,John M. Pumroy, D. J.
Y. Witmer, Rene °MIMI, Bert,. L. Wlio , hltills
John A. Marshall. Charles 11. Wright, John J. Patterron,
throat T. Puns, '
WII. V. PETTIT, PmMont,
E. P. VIITSIF—V., Vico Pre.tdeot.
Pima? J. blceelet, Socratary.
furnomm.
Mow, Lamb A Co, Philadelphia
Beek, Morgan A Shaklee, do.
Truitt, Bro. & Co, da
Primror, Caldwell & Co., do.
A. T. Lama A Co. do.
Budomith,Joatleo A Co., do.
pprpsimlioll OFFICE, No. 07 WATER. STBRET
avhdtf B. W. POINDEXTED, Aaent.
Franklin Fire Inonssuae• Compaily of
PHILADELPHIA
DISZCTOLB.
min i
Charles W. Banker, Adolph P. Bode,
George W. Richards, Samuel Grant.
Thomas Rut, David S. Drown,
?lorded D. Lewis, Jacob 11. Smith,
Tobiaa Wagner, c Iforris Patterson.
N. HARMER, President.
Cususo 0. Boson, Secretary.
This Company condones to make Insurances, permanent
or limited, on every dmeription of property in town and
country, at rates as low as are soul tent with security.
Tho Company have reserved a Large contingent fund,
which, with 0141 . C:wind and Premium, eafely Invested,
afford ample protection to the aunts&
The Awns of the Compeny, onJannery Ist, 1561, 113 pub
lished agreeably to the Act of Assembly, were or follows
vim.
.....5918,1_'8 08
84, MI 78
._- 83,966 11
.- 61,689 00
04,848 81
gart.l7Ca.
remrrary .....
Caah, .....
$1,M2,70S di
glare their Incorporation, a period of twenty-one yearly
they ham paid upwards of One-30111m,Pour Hundred
thousand Dollar. Losses by Dm thereby affording evidence
of the lubrantages of Insurance, se well so their ability and
dispaillun to meet with proroptnese all ihibilitim
J. GARDNER 0D57121, Agent.
apl9 Office Southeaat oor. Wood and Third sts
Continental Ininrante Company.
corperated by the Legialatore 4I rtrmgylvanla
PERFETUAL C H A RTER
Au thorLtrl Capital, Ono Million Dollar ~
Secured and Accumulated Capital
lIOI.IIE OFFICE.
No. 61 fraud &reef, above Second, Fluldelphia
Fire Menne. on Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, At.
geoully.
Marino Insurance on Cargoes and Freight; to all porta of
Cho world.
Inland insarsecoon duds, Lc., by Lakes, Rivers, Nuts
mod Land Carriages, to all puts of the Union, on the mat
favorable births, comb:tut with security.
GEORGE W. COLLADAY:for me 1:1y Recobler of Doods,
Philadelphia.
WE. BOWERS, formerly Emulator of Wills.
JO/1N N. COLEMAN, Om of Coleman A Smith, importing
Hardware and Cutlery Membants, No. 21 North Third
street, above Mark.; Phila.
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat A Son, Coppersmiths, No.
12 Qmarry tiniest, Phila.
EDWARD V. MACIIEITE, firm of Macitcha k
importing Hardware Merchants, No. 121 North Third
Mmet, abuse Ram, Phila.
HOWARD HINCIIMAN, firm of LifluEstok k C,. Priskki.
and Commisalcra Herd:wits, No. 2716 Market st.,..atioes
Eighth,
GEORGE W. COLLADA Y, President.
G 4.21 220Ao.,Secrota27.
JOSENJA ROBINSON, Agent.
No. 24 Fifth street {op calm).
a - oroongallela 1.11/112arL CO Company
Omens—JAMES A. HUTCHISON, President
HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Omcs, No. Os Wss. Slaws,
Hill Nauss Again! /curds Qf Firs and Manna Rs
ASSETS, MAT 'Ann"-iSAS.
. - • -
block Dna 11111 a, payable on doosarol, wowed by
$130,000 CO
Premium Not/. :7,003 19
DIW Itccelvabln 9AIOI 21
116 shares Elochacklee Bulk .t......._... 9,92 9 00
10 do 116 bk of Pillabor6b do du 1,750 00
40 do 'Exchange Bock do do 2.050 00
100 do ClOcecu . do do do . ... 1.175 00
ltabince of Book ♦eeoanu...._ 6,056 89
°Dice Purnitme.
lil,ollB,
Wm. A, Caldwell,
Wilma Yilllar,
Juba McDevitt
Om. A. Berry
James A. latehlam
11BNRY M. ATIVOOD, Se c'i
Western L lronaranoo CompanY
OP PITTSBURG/Z.
Wm. B. Dolman,
Robt. Balsall,
Wm. Hes,
MD=
GEORGE DAESIR, Pmal.tent.
F. D. GORDON. Sacretary.
OFFICH, No. V 2 Water street, (Spaug Co'. Waterton-
up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Wild /am< agabut al kinds of Fire and Marine Dias
Ehnen institution 11116Xsped by Directors. who are well
1 - 1.1.0.M1 as community, and lobo ene, d tersnineil , by
prompts ets and lalierality, maintain Uss Marisa, which
ihzy hant maned. as offering She lost proieciton U. those who
desire to be insurat.
Stock Acconsat
eceleable.
O
li
n Furniture.
Open Accounts...
Premf omNotes..
Bills DiscauoteJ
Wm. IleHaight,
Nathaniel norm'.,
Ak Maack.
Inmid U. Long,
William IL Smith
C. W. Itickobom
Gourg',6 Dveio,
IL Miller, Jr,
J. W. Butler,
O. W. Jackeon,
Junes McAuley,
Alexander Bpocr,
Andre. Ackley,
nod&
V. U. GORDON, fleVy
Pittsburgh Life, Fire and Marine ins. Co.
Office, No. 96 Water Street,
PITTS:BURR% PA.
BODT. GALWAY, Preddent.
P. A. ROIXIIAST. Beey ALEX.. BRADLEY, Tice Prtwt.
.4-vAnsw Fames, M.D., Xxamining Physicisat.
This Oompany makes every Inocrance appertaining to
connected with LIFE RISES.
Also, sgalant Balland Cargo Ebbe, on the Ohio ea
flisaisalppi rival, and tributarita, and Marine Rink gen
erally.
And against Lear or Damage by Fire.
And against the Perils of the Se a d inland Navigation
sad Tratutptft"...
Policies honed at the lowest rates ransleteut with safety
all parties.
- • -• •
Alexander Bradley.
Joseph 8. Leech,
John Volt ton,
Nathan P. Hart,
David IL Charnbeni
RIIWm Carr,
Hobert 11. Bartley,
John 81.0111,
David Richey,
Jemes W. ItsllLnao,
Mum Arbutheet.,
fele—my2.64y
The Great Western Fire and marine Ins. Co.
OF PULLADELFOUL.
Office is Cbmpuny's Baskting No. 403 Walnut, earner of
Ibursh Strut.
AUTUORIZED
Capital paid In
Burpltu, Janusz - y.lst, 1858...-..
45,274 OS
FIRS INSURANCE—LitaItad or PezTetual.
MARINE INSURANCE, on Yowl., Cargo and Freight&
L%LAND INSURANCE by Rivers. Canals, lakes nod
Load Cnrriago.
onECH , IB:
Charles C. Lathrop, 14= Walnut stroet.
William Darling, 1110 Pico street.
Alszandorliden, Merchant, 18 Korth Trout
Ipso Gat!shunt &Conley and Counsellor.
John C. Hunter, dna of Wright, Hooter t Co.
6. Tracy, flans of Tracy a Co., Goldsmith's Ilan.
John B. 11 - Maddy, firm of Jones, White! McCurdy
Th.. L. Gillespie, Arm of Gillespie t Taller.
Jas. B. Smith, firm of Jas. B. limlth &Co
Hon. beau IL Fuller, odic. Zrt Booth Third etreat.
John IL Togdea, odic corner of Beneath and Eamon.
James Weight late Cashier Hank of Ttosa
Allred Tayro aloe Cohn City Property.
Jom, J. Slocum r, ,
°Moe WA Booth Third street
O. O. LATHROP, President.
W. DARLING, Vice President
LEW/B " E " anoth Office, Wall it, N. T.
Second Vico ProwWl.,
JAMES WRIGHT,I3..t,I7_
_sad Treasurer.
G. R. RIO g :M% Asestant Secretary.
E. W. POINDEXTER, Amed,
07 Water street, Pitinbarlib
FIRE INSVRANCE,
WC MI
Reliance Ininrance Company o
PHILADELPIII.i
. . .
On Buildings, LbultedarPerpetusl,lierchandlusrorniture
do., In Taint or Country.
Office No. 308 Walnut Street.
Gentie.sl7l,926...datrrn t9.—lnvested 8 foilows
&rat Mortgage on Improved City Property, worth
double the amount. $120,90 00
Penns. &dirtied Co'. 8 per ceot. Mortgage Loan,
Allegheny tonnty7perceni: i iiiiiiiiiiii 1.;;;;.. 10 .00 0,00 00
Ponneyletuant Railroad Ode Block 4,000 00
Stock of the Reliance Mutual hvereuee 10,11:0 CO
Stock of County Fire Lemma, Co Lao ou
Scrip of Sundry Insurance CeonPdtico ......
175 00-
Bills Receivable, Detainees PePer----- -
Book demount, seemed Interest, etc --.-
10
Cseb on band aud Bank 16 C 43 CO
5:02 466 00
CLEM TINGLEY, Preeident.
r1W1.065.
Samuel Bispham,
&Mart Steen,
Witham Unsenr,
Bed. W. Tingley.
Lotbrop,
CUM Lland,
Jamb T. Dant*/
Smith om,
Wm. IL Kemp;
. ELINOMILIN, Seirrets4.
J. 0. 007 YIN, Agent
• antra anti Wood 'Meets
Clam Tingley,
Wel. R. Thompurs,
/Lot! B. Brown,
C Remixes,
Jo IL hn Wornoll.
L
Robat Wand,
Mom 'anew%
0. & Wood,
Jamed & Wcadxard,
B. 11
Pennsylvania In
OF P
Office No. 63 '
Wade Hampton,
& A. Cassie,
Rohde Patrick.
,I A.C,Saanpain,
Jon"
John Ue,
IlnaNZ,l2l,
Jima 11. itophino.
—..— CAPE=
agrhdra and &Wino Bias take of all di•CdPtka.
ietivtaTlll4ll.Bl. eilninia. Iligkilz
Jacob Palate . ,
Goo. W. Smith,
4. J. Pones,
Body Pattemon,
J. adore 4
.1. P.Satuar,
0. A. Colton,
NUMBER 16
—..,...—_______—__
Farmers' and Mechanics' Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
N.W. Corner Second and 'Walnut Ste.,
PHILADEZPZIA•
ASSETS
ffi
Plat.burgh Oce, No. 90 liat et Stree '
TIIO3IAS J. EIUNTEE, .1,...tmt. t.
Tito fallovuul,•llst will stow tho aroma pout at 11,0
Plttattmull Agesey rEqr low. imn June 1&55 to ApplllS79:
Embettoo&Al ._. it 10 1 OWE. 1101 &On
41S8 75
Wm. 21.1 d n 500 COllloabesttr Manta. Co. 15.0; 1
Frsnk W UT 1 0 0 00 Wm M0tt0.... ...:._. 275 (o
SI. 113.50.. 102 00 ,3. II natal(' &a ...._7500 00
W. W 51eCirtumr . aOO W lllPto tin, Et.l.- 1175 CO
John Muth 151 la l 11. Irwin. 115.1 P5O CO
J. I.flume &Co :TA C lA.. Prente, Esq.- .. 51 Pt
Nenmyer A Groff 1,2 T.: C. 11. Poulton. __ .. 050 CO
John Thompom 2:m OlOftngllsht Illchardtau 190 00
Henry Feldbosch It 00111retror, Rind 1 Co.. P ( 4,
John Watson. - .. . ...... 73 CO;IL Hill A Co 350 IT
Jr. lt. 11e55..... . - ... 10 00' Wm. Itcllendry .. CO 00
Phtlpt, Cart .4 Co.. 470e0 00 It 101 .0 Co ._ .0'
J. I. lion. ACo Cl CO Strom X Ca..... .... :13 CO
James Womls, Eaq 71 Irl Sultomo on roamer
Wm. McCully &Co . 7579 I t Amu.. T 1 11
James 31Illmoo, r Woo 10 An,. al,. o , l'clint Kt 4) CO
IV.McCully A 0.1 . ; .., 0 , P, D l'arnsrd ... 5
_lOO
Total ....... ...
Pratr or Proconcv.totA,City of rittsb¢rgh, sr-
Bauro toe, an Aid In end for raid oltT, Prr , onaTY
came Thomas J. flouter. Agent of theyarnmln ata Mechan
ics' Insurance Company. shot. being day morn accorarg
to law, cloth &porn mad my that the format:tit tlAtoment is
true. TUOS. J. nUNZEII, Aga.
Bwern and sarmrlhod Wore ton, April
LIONARD 3. J. 33. 413011:3411,
Eureka Insurance Company of Pennsylvania.
Office No. 99 'Water et., l'lttzburgh.
ASSETS MAT 1, Ibs 3.
Stuck Dua.Bills—peyablo on demand and w~
cored by two approved tame,
Cub in Pittaborgb Troot Company ........
Premium Not.
Dula Receivable
I= neves Excilsogo Bank Stuck—twat--. .....
99 do Mechanics' Bank Etock—crwt.
DXI do Iron City Rink Rat —.rn't. N od .
230 do Allegheny Bank block— do do
Rook Acconnta..--
J. H. Shoeuherger,
W. K. Nintirk,
John A. Canghey,
O.W. Batchelor,
11 D. Cochntg
James J. Bennett
Roo, FLvoot, Sec'y
Delaware Mutual safety Insurance Company,
/Tworprrated by the Leytealu re of Pcnnsy:swaliz,
Office, S. E. Corner Third and Walnut ats-,
$1.001.0 , 6
031,500
MARINE INSURANCES on Woody, Cargo, and Protest
" fd l la r k l lMS'UTl d \ - ,2.3 on
Lacs and Lod Corriam, to all
FIRE INSURANCES on Alm
Stores, Dwelling Houses, Se.
dm* of UseOnopomy, 6 - m2IOW.
Bonds, /lodine+, and Rent Estate $101,350 92
Philadelphia Clty, md other Lulu 137,011 21
Stock In Banks, Railroad 6 InsuraneoCos. 15,50 s 00
320,201-05
Cs.hon hand 35,1065
11.1.13rn in hand. of Agents, Premiums on
Morino Policies recently leued, And ode.
or debts doe the Company 03;730 61
Subutiptlon Notes 1 00 ,000 00
Willione 'Martin,
Joseph IL Peal,
Edmund A. &ruder,
John C. Darin,
John R. Penrose,
George 0. Lelper,
Edward Darlington,
Dr. IL EL Heston,
Wlllisan C. Looluos
Hush Craig
Spencer Dialysis.,
Cherla Kelley,
11. Jones Drool°,
Jacob P. Jones
TIIO9.
Unfit Luso., 8.. c. rotary.
Citizens' Insurance Copp) , of Pittsburgh.
WM. IiAGALLR, Proddept,
SAIfUEL L MARSIIELL, Ses,etary.
o..th"ce 04 Water Btrefl, bexecn Jim . l . and' Wood
stasapril Worm.
sod and Cargo Mats on the Ohio and the-
Rivers, Triburk.
Aro-Insvires against loss or dsinsge by Firo. obviinl
the perils of the fios and lam] Nsele,,tion and Trmeport.
IKE
Wm. 'tagslay,
Saanel Kea,
Jar. M. Cooper,
Jar. Park, Jr.,
Irmo M. Pennock,
Ilarbarigh,
Capt. 134me1 C. Young,
J• 22 John 061
,no as
Philadelphia Fire . elld Life
INSUILANOECOSIP.AMX.
No. 149 Ch.tmaltStreet,
OPPOSITE TEIB.OUSTOSI — II - O'pEE.
will make all kinds f Inmsamm, either Perp)tual or
00 ovary derariptloll of Property or, IlereWia.
!UM...able rah. of premium.
1:0BERT. P. Exca. t' 101 t -
ht. W. BALDWIN, Vice PrealApt , „ l
reaterosol.. '
Medea P. Myra.
M. B. Englhth,
P. B, &teary,
C. Sherman,
8. J. Slegaraee,
I. 131.1R613.nk,Seerrt-.r7
MEMO
t 300140
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Prams br Children.
Drums heAdalAnd re
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Bider's Life of Dr. Kane, tiro, 51BU—fresh enplily.
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John S. Dilworth,
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John Shlpton.l
Walter Eryant,
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Fires and tirtinin
Fifes and Drum.
Fires and Demur.
Ihe !cat and cheapest In the City