TIIE DAILY PITTSmiIGH G4ZETTU.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
Btuggfete.
]\T ACKEOWN & FINLEY, Wholesale
..•(fJLDnigglatatsd<salKi'iznnof CsrbesOil. No. 157
Liberty ttnwt, Ptttatmrgfa, Ft. jiSfclyd •
S, L. FAHNESTOCK 4 Co., law oftho firm
,« B. A. Ta&bwmmlc A Co- and raeceoora to Tie mine
y Wholanle DntrcUi No. CO, comer Wood and .Fourth
8t», WtUbcrgh. P>. j }
SRAUtf &' REITER, WHOLESALE AND
RetanCrntfit* wrntt of Üb«rt7‘ ln4 EL CUlrftfc,
ttafgb*’ • ■ r : - • > '■■■ ; v
: TOSEPH -FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
O Wllco* * OoJ ecnrtrMadtet atreetand
coostaniryoH band •foil tod edmplete aiacrtmaßtorrtti**.
ftbdMße*,lfedldoa Chert*, Perftanenr, tod tU articles 55-
teUdagWhistmiln***. -- :
orrftfly eaapoaadediitll
Bonr» v • '" ‘ Jafltly
DR. GEO. H. K.EYSER, i DiUIGfIiST.
UOWood street, comer of Wood street ud Virgin
Alley, Pittsburgh, Py .
fTcotiiae Sealers.
a.gqyoniica.‘>a-^. T .-..,„,b,1cxc0.
r EECH & HUTCHINSON, Commission
.. jj and Forwarding Merchants, dealers Id Western Be
torn Cbeeset Floor, Fiah, Bacon, Bottcrj Llnaeed Oil, Pot
dad Peart Affass, Seeds, Grain, Dried Trait, and Produce
generally. Beet brands Family Floor always on hand.—
Amenta for tho tala 6f Madison Co’s celebrated’ Patented
Pearl Starth. Roa.U6 Second nad 1(9 First sty between
Wood and Smith Aridity Pittabnrgh, Pa. - *p2Jyd
CHEESE WAREHOUSE;—HENRI H.
COLLINS, Forwarding and Commlsdoa Merchant,and
Dealer in Choese, Batter, laßo Fiah and Produce generally,
35 Wood «y abore Water, Plttiburgh. taySl
JC. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARKEN,
* OHIO, Ooauniadoa and Forwarding Merchant, and
Wholesale Dealer ia Werners Beeerra Cheeao, Batter, Pot
and Pearl Ash, and Westers Prodace generally. Front at
etweeo Bmltbfleld and Wood, PltUbargb. ,
Ewid c. herbst, floor, pro
doc®, ProrUloa tnJ Ooumlnlcft Morchxnt, No. *207
7 atnot, corner of Hud, PitUborgb, riTwhla «Uez>-
nwpoctftiily niMErf.
. A tEX. roKSYTH, (SUCCESSOR TO
•fX Torejth * Bcotu Forwarding and Commlaba Bier
cbaat. Dcaler In YTouVHJdea, Floor, Bacon, I*rd and Lard
. Oil and Produce generally, No. 75 tfator it-, ritfrbprgh. Pa.
T?AGLB WAREHOUSE.—JAS. GARD-.
Dealer la Floor, ProTfcfoni and
RIDDLE, WIRTS & CO., General Oom-
Marebaa ll and Dealer in Grocole* and Pro
anc% NaHj Libertjatroat,PitUbofeb, Pv
«*-OjoaJffamcflts Bollritrf and uui&ctory return* mar
. atc ”- dalfclydavT
~T
Insurance agents.
R FINNEY, AgcntEurcka Insurance Co„
» Ho. S Wetcr street.
A‘ CARRIER, SECRETARY
lonn <‘ l » Company of Pittibnrrfj,
Jones* DnUdlog, Fourth street.
SAMUEL h. MARSHELL, Secretary Citi
wna* Xnmnuxee Company, 0* Water street.
M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insur-
JL e iocs Company, g? Water street.
J- GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
s' Ha Tire Insurance Company, Northeast corner Wood
•na Third street!.
> A. MADEIRA, Agent for-Delaware
♦ MJtTmllaignmcoCo^iSWatarrtreet.
THOS. J. HCJNTEB, Agent Farm era* *vnH
Mechanic** Inmranee Co., OOWtter street
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
IdßraaceCo, « rmh ttroet.
KW» POINDEXTER, Agent Great West*
• era Isismoco Co, 07 Frost itnet.
(Carpets.
BQBINSON & CO., Dealer in Carpets. Ac.,
yp. S 3 Fifth ttrobfc *
IITiLLIAM McCUNTOOK, Dealer in
TT C*rpcU.-yo.H2Marfcat«tmt. m
: w. d. a u. i
Dealer in carpets, oil clqi3S,
AIATTIXG3, Ac. No. 87 Fourth street near Wood. T
attorfttsa.
IRISH & MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Law,
OSca No. GO Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Notary Pub
Up a>td Ohio Commissioner. spO
EOBERT M’KNIGHT, attorney at
i Xaw, and Solicitor of tbe.Dankof Pittsburgh, No. 110
fourth stmit, Pittsburgh. . ■ dolS
YoSBPU S. A A- .P. MORRISON, AT
1/ toroeyi at Law. Office S No. #3 fourth near Wood,
Pittsburgh, Pa. mj24
Stg esoo&s.
CD. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
«-Dry Goods, sign of th* original Dm Hire, No <4
Market street, Pittsburgh. mrlfl '
MUKPUY A BURCHFIELD, DEALERS
In SQks sad Ladies’ Dross Goods generally, Cloaks,
s and Shawls, Embroideries' and Staple Goods, for
family uss. An tmusnally extensive assortment In all-the
-above departments, JnrtreeelTsd and soiling at tha lowest
. .price*.
' 1 4ar»Ngrtb-s«it cor, fourth and Market «ts.~j» ocB
RII. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street,
e Doalcrta' Bonnets, Zlata. Straw Trimmings, ao4
Goods generally. " ' «25
CauiagM. V^T
Seventy-Are Sew tod Second Hand
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
• : ' 1 ' :..*>ck mu - i
WHITE’S RBPOSITOBT,
- TWO MILB RUN. SIAttLAtfRENCKVII.LK. *■
»|IIIE subscriber offers for s&lo» orc&cßH*
JL exchange ©a the moot reasonable term*,
fine assortment cfßarouchee and aeeoud-b&nd Boggles, mode
hr Watson, of Philadelphia, tome hat little used. Also,
twraty-oaenow Boggles, nude la my own shop, from the
. Toy beat material purchased in the aaatern market. A floe
let of Trotting Wagons, neW'and second bend. >Also, a lot
of Boat Wammv Jenny Llnds,Genn*nwwiiW*gous, Jersey
Wagon and Roekaways, two fine Phaeton*, seats for fonr
- persons, oneof tbeSiWntsoa's make and one of than New
York make. ffwofloe6alkies,ooemadelijllr.D. Bodgers,
Philadelphia, and a few botamoo Buggies, editable far light
marketing. Thesubscriber flattershimjelfbecan make It
(o the tateratofpersons wishing to purchase, to give him
aoail-
The establishment is convenient to (he city, the Excel,
tier Omtdbao line Poach re paging the door every ten olio*
utes. mr234awdm*T
Carriage and Wagon Bannfaetorx.
; M. Xj. STEPHEN’S. Aiont,
• ■ CornerJStnith field Street and Diamond Alfa y,
WOULD respectfully inform fer»g.
pablle that he la bow located aa above.
< and has rammed the business of Carriage nuking la oil ice
varieties, oml Is also prepared to execote orders ter Wacom
of ell descriptions, including aB work for Iroa Merchants'
see.
- guild ting a continuance of the patronage ao liberally be
atowod Qpoa him while at the old etaod of ■‘Bigelow A 0o_”
ho would aMcab his (Honda-that the same care and atten
tion wfll be given to oil hla orders a* heretofore, hart ng as
.; rated the Berrien of the beat workmen, end having Ample
apartnxntaeUewherelbf the finishing of fine worm
•- . A®»A goodassortmeat of heavy work now on hand, suit
aiblafor Spring asm . All work wanaatad (or 12 months.
Attention glrefa to repaira. - jaHriyd
‘ Ooaea and OArrUfa-Foetory,
JoassqSj BttOTHEn * co M
' cmd Btbtcea StretU,
. ,1 J LL ; 'ALiasongyr cur.
fXTOULDHESPECTFULLY IN- esygjb
•FT ' form theta Mauds, the pitbltograe-jSS®*
I that they are mannfartertag Curiam lUroudits,
SJWLhnk Odghe m Chariot* in all their Tori
of finish and proportions.
.
. i.«s£tWw who (aror than within their pommage will be
•. erfbctly satisfied on trial or their work,
Pcrchascrsara regdmted to give them a can before pur
■ ■ chiatogAlaowbww. > - - .
lltlßSwians.
I\R, O’BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED
/ at Dr. Smfth’s. corner Finh. and Smithfield struts, on
NDAYB-WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS, from 10 to
SkadltoSofdock.! , i.
. cat the growcargle Road. 1 J«23:lyd*
{lamtrts.
•..'JODlwmweenwy:-..:-.:.::;wope: , aiaAw»^ l l .v^-,;‘,„-,p j !fr wnw
JOHCN- XHOMPSON- <fc CO,
TTOPSB PAINTERS, GLAZIERS AND
JLL BEAISEBS, ISI IHISD BIEIKT. Bln frlutloi
uddlqatcb-i-Hlxed .Nat* Oil,
-; ratpaatiae,'Yarfltidi/Japan and English RataurDriers,
.V : Tarytajnricr article Philadelphia
-, and Pittsburgh White Lead always on hand and for sal
A rJ fo Orind Orion for Printers.- Pmeetsta or
~*S2u££ .tlmAoxtaat notice; aewe hare a mflp which
•••-■si*;; * •• " J
SODSEANnsiGN S pIINTERS
3Sffiaisas?sSSK2^s&
: WALKOT HAIA BBSTAITO^^
.. . ' i B
Alt THE DEUOACDES OF (B.
i s jmkjngcSx
§ottth,roedTed daily hr m
: »Ta^«®?®^Szara'
' feU yll-Iyl
tEDICATED LYEi, -or Alsauu ,8oZu
: BIW>AA&«zeeIZMS;«CBady te Synaa£l Heart
'Ufitfal ttaHwwrtil*.., Atargefenpply centred
"U*** afclwd,:;,
dommmston, to.
HITCHCOCK, UeCBSBBY A CO.,
[Successors to Hoffman, M'Crwry k Go.]
Forwarding and Commission Merchants;
And Wholesale Healers in
Prodnee, Floor and Wool,
JVb. 153 Front and 1 » Suoni it, Ptilibvrgh, Pa.
aphlyd—rny?9
, WHOiE
r WUtQ I<e*d,
atrwti, Titta*
mcb7
McBAHK A ANJER,
tuuu rx
Flour, Grain and Frodnoe.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Ao. 124 Second SL, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ny3l!lyd J
/ACTDRER
jt, Lltbarefl, Pot*
farnlibft, Torpen
- oo3:lyd
*oant* ..roox bosd.
CANNING A BOND,
COMMISSION MEBCIIANTS,
Ao. 228 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Por the sale of Produce and purchase of FUh, ho., kc. Any
orders entrusted with them will be promptly forwarded.
apsg dßm*
JR TO JAS.
]pgUt sad Dealer
'ad Sixth street*,
lALE DEAL
* Djwtoff*, Ka
xatoota u»ii,- ri - n -mg» l. tjtcrtt JQa. a. tsou.
JOS. 8. LEECH ft CO.,
50*.943 A 344 Liberty *t«, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
COMMISSION MaRCHANTB,
DEALEhfI IS
FLOUR AND BACON.
'X'in JPlato and Tinner’* Btoolc.
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
IS llaily
vrteroxm nA*BSPon...EESJiKrr r. rrmr—wa. nr wnnacs*.
SPRINGER HABBAUOU A CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IK
Wool, Hides, Provisional Produce Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
Jal2
MeAIiPIN « CO.,
(Lota ojjj. 8. Leech, HcAljln A Go, Pittsburgh.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND
FORWARDING MEROHA-NPrai
_L*weo and ‘Washington Awenna,
WYANDOTTE CUT, KANSAS TERRITORY,
, REFERENCES:
Joseph 8. Leech k Cis and Pittsburgh Merchants gener*
*”?: —.. JylMtwlyT
*. noxann,
I EWIS& EDGERTON, (Successors to D.
AJ T- Morgaa k Co,) Wholesale Qrocert and Commission
Merchants, 107 Wood ttreet, PitUburgh. mrt
ENRY S. KINO, (LATE OF THE
firm of King k Moorhead,) Oomminioa Merchant,
y a /J cal * r Metal and Blooms, No. 7 6 Water atrect, be
tter Market, Pittaburgb.Pi. *plp
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO WAR.
• <lj, Jone*ACo-,)Cotaml3aion and Forwarding ilcr
c&aat; Agent of ihoMajllinnMPd ~~
par Pint and Ferry rta.,Pittohmgh, P*. Jo29:lyd
Edward t. megraw, general
Cornmixslon Merchant, and WboteMl»De*l**la Mann
■£f*w! tI -S^??L. I “ ported anaPotDWtlc Ciffara, Banfl; *cu,
2U Lilxrtjrtrwt, opposite the Lead of Wood, Pitta
borgfa, P*. tahisay
“ Zi'"'"™” ~*uos. urn.*,
—W---I- T. LITTLE A CO.,
WHOLESALE GIIOCERS,
T*. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealer* in
IZiOUB, BACON, CUKESE.
KSU, OILS and P£ODC<*K.
So* US Second fit.* Pitts burgh* Pa.
Übctal adnata* made op conaicnmut*. mr!B
ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer,
Produce and Commission Merchant, No. 131 front
■ireet, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. apfclyd
► AGALEY, COSGRAVE & CO.,
Grocers, Nue. 18 and SO Wood street, piu*.
A KING, WHOLESALE
S^°S“t£ port,!r A ‘“. *°-
W- M. MITCUELTREirJe., & "BRO..
Wholasiio Grocers, Rftrtl/ying Diitfllei*, wmHVIm
Merchant*, No. 239 Liberty ftrect, PitteLorgh.
OtO. B- JOST3 ... .
JONES* COOLEY, WHOLEiIIe‘GR&
“ d £** ruraUbm, dcalcra Id Prodiiw ud
> l 4S2 fi S am » So - 141 W«ur rtreet, near Cherry
Alley, Plttabargh, Pa. TsyjO
m'l y.eintfyett ~ ~ . ~
OHKIVEB & DILWORTH," WHOLESALE
StoSXp,S,“;J, U2 Sra ° J "-«• c**-” vr»od
-xicniia tx&TD »ru.ii»FT/i Tf
OUN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
«* K °-»»
sons watt
\\T ATT & GKO-'
f T CES3, Commliilop llerciunLj ud Dcolsn la Pit>
*aj»a»d Pittilrarjfa Slaonfmurej, So. 258 Liberty ctreeL
Pltabnrsh. *
ISAIAII DICKEY £ 00., WHOLESALE
OoTOmlnleaMerchjujU,ina Dealen In Prodne*.
no. 80 Water Creet, nad 63 Fronts tret, Pitubgrgh.
MM- umiaoir,.- .—Z ikmi*i b. soksos
R ROBISON k GO., WHOLESALE
• Grocers, .ConnnUsios MerchaoU, sad Dealers to ill
of Produce sad PitUburgb Msaufertures,
So. 255 liberty street, Pittsburgh, JalMyd n
OBERT H. KING, WHOLESALE GRO
CER, Comnilsricm Merrhmt, sad Dealer lsT«*U)er%
Fiib, Floor,sad el! Muds of Country Produce, No. 211 Üb
erty street, mouth of Sixth; Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal ad
vances made on consignments. Ja&ljd
.... jailes z. uunn,
TJOBERT DALZELL & CO., WHOLE
XV SALE Grocers/ Gommluion and forwarding Mer
chant* and Dealerain Prod ace and Pittsburgh UanafoctorM.
No. ZSI liberty street, Plttabnrgh. Pa. aji
Krai JSntatr Sgrnls.
WILUAB WARD,
EALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
Bonds, Mortgages and all securities for mooay.
Persons can procure loan* throogh my Agency, on rca*e*
able terms.
Tboee wishing to invert their money to good advantage,
always And first and esoond don paper at my offlee/for
All commonlcattoae and totorviews strictly confidential
OOce GRANT STREET, oppcaite St. Paul’s Cathedral.
JelMtf
JSoofestlUts, Set,
X\T S. RENTOUL, -20 St. Clair street,
If e Dealer in Koligiou* and Miscellaneous Books, and
Depository of American Tract Sodoty’e Poblleationi.
mrKhdewlyP
WM. 0; JOHNSTON & CO., Statiooers,
Blank Book Masafscturera and Job Printers, No.
B 7 Wood street, Fittabcrgh, Pa. • ao3o
EO. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
a 8. Sadler,) Wholesale and Eetaß Dealer in Books,
Stationery and Paper Hangings, Federal street, fltb door 8.
m of Market Sqaaro, Allegheny, Pa.
JOHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
SUBoiwr, aocceesoy to Davison k Agnew, No. 63 Market
street, near Foorth, Pitt*burgh, Pa.
AY A CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA
TXONERS, No. 6b Wood street, next door to the cor
oer ofThird, Pittsburgh, Pa. School and Law Bookaccn
rtantiy on hind.
L. KEAD, BOOKSELLER AND STA
a TIONEB, No. TS Poorth ft, Apollo Ouildingl.
HDNI & MINER, BOOKSELLER
and Stationer, Maaodie Uall, Fifth street
iHustc, &c,
TOHNIL MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST.,
V between IHmscnd Alley and Toerth atraet, Bole Agent
• forCHICKERINQ ABONff (Boston) PIAWQ FOKTBSTmA
90N k gAMLiyg MODEL MELODEONB and ORGAN
HARMONIUMS, and Dealer ia Moek and Musical Oood*.
ja3i>
TT KLEBER k BRO„ No. 53 FIFTH
'Ale Bt-Sign of the Golden Harp, Sole Agent for NUNNS
A CLARK'S (New York) unrivalled Grand and Square
PIANOS, and CARHAKT A NEEDHAM’S pcmniu.MISLO
DEONB and ORGAN HARMONIUMS, Dealers In Music and
M . .IMI T M U. . .
pUARLOTI’E BLUME, MANUFACTOR
v7 ER and Dealer la Plano Fortes, and Importer of Music
end Musical Instruments. Bole Ageat for urn HAMBURG
PIANOB,aIaoforHALLET, DAVISA OA’ABeatonPUdoe,
with and without golean Attachmant. 118 Wood street
oy3 1
PittiburgK, Pa.—Chartered 1855.
Board of .12 Tnutoea-Taenlty of 14 Teachers.
300 itcbdt* xmsxixa, jajt. 1868.
Tnnff i/mprepartiS/er aetualdutia of ike Cbßatinp JZoom.
SSTRUCTION given in Single and Double
*7 M used la arcry department of Boa
loamereUl ArttfimetJe, Rapid Puslßeu Writing, Mor-.
Oomepoodence.Commerdal Lew, Detecting ooa nto
felt Money, Political Economy, Klocntlon, Phonography
and alt other subject* seceassry for the thorough education
of buAnea man.
J. G. Sum, A. M, Prot of Book-keeping and Science of ■
Aocouute..
J. AvHRBUCX tfid H. A. Hcstot, Assistant Teachers of
Rook. Keeping.;. f, : 1 ■ t ~r
■ Aixx. Oo vur, A. T. Dovmrr, and XL A. Hcrrox, Profoe.
ton of -Pemaiashlp. .. Twelve first prajnioma -o«gy all
competition for best Pen and Ink TTriitagy-Wlira jror rox
nroxsTZpwoxx.'’ •." •
A. a Poxm, A. Its Profiof Mathem&tlca.
Xsm. Ac.—FuQ course, time nnHfliited, rater at any'’
time, $36. Average time, Bto 12 week*. Board about 52,60.
Retire cost $BO to $7O. Graduate*, deflated ia obtalnlag
situation. Specimens of unecuaHed writlng and drtnUre
•eat free. Address J. W. JENKINS,
* ■ i ' > Pittsburgh, Prana.
DRADY’B PCBLISQISO HOUSE,
126 Aaeeaw Street. A r ev York*
A *® R i TAIt CmsAP Book, Magaiict;
rvTS Q T B<>ottlttL>3aElTißmglfMT
«'^sisiss;,iss ° rt “* te
A&Xatalogoea sent free on ad dread ng
--V W. T.
-aj
Hammers of tho following sizes,
mod* U, order
Ne.l, Lift Tin. foil Mow, £O3 lb* Price 1 SiO.
“ 2, “ 9 “ “ “ M9B '• « 460.
M ». “U k “ “ 11093 * “ 600.
, “4, “15 « * “ 23088 “ - wo.
“b, "20“ “ ■ 41160“ « 1600.
*6, •S 4 *♦ “ « 6*201 - « aoo.
4up* Order* eoliclted. Fbr particulars addna
MORRIS M COLTART,
scmb, P*.
Grocers.
ftATVnj-KL BRADLBV.
(B»low tbs St. CUlr Street Bridge,)
jk-H&ghony City, Foodb.,
or •)
BBADLEI’S WooEHh«imiNß mil,
I_ _ Of *very Color cad KmfeiL,
S PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS’•££
•bort rode* ter every cols or number of Earn*.' II*?.
tbe original manaticturOT otfth* cdsbra
“Bradley Woolen Tarns,"la connection with mj brother,
wm. Bradley, of Wheeling, I would reapectfalW solicit a
•bar* of tha orders lor Tarns, u above.
paid fcr Sheep Skins and WooL ' jaSTOyd
wnm» RAxami _jaa*d ». uno
„ _ WILLIAM. BABJTUILL A CO.,
61 Penn st., below Marbuir, Pittsborch. Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Iron Workers, Manufacturers of Barnhill's Patent
Atoiler.-LoeomoOrts Flood and Cylinder Boilers, Chimney*,
Bnlcben, rire Bed, bteia Pipe*, Condensers, Salt Pan*.
Sugar Pane, Iron Yawls, life Boat*, etc. Ain, Blacksmith?
Work, Bridge and Viaduct Irons, done at the sLertaet no-
orders Bum a distance promptly to:
Perns Cotton M tUbaTgnT
jgRTOEDY, CHILDS A CO., MANDFAC
-4 Penn A No. 1 heavy 4-4Sheeting*
Carpet Chain of all colon
Cotton Twin*;
** BedOordn
“ Plough lines and *«,«>« Cord;
“ BopeofaUaiacsanddeecrlption*
Batting. '
. ,#ft •* *&e Hardware Store of Lame. WUaon
A lBl Wood street, will hare attention. )*2fcl7
JAMES IRWIN,
«• UAHD?AC7UU£E OF
eULPHURIO ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
V gyeet Spirits of Nitre; Nitric Acid;
Hoffman's Anodyne; Muriatic Add;
Aqua Ammonia. FFP; NUmos do
Fowler’s Solution; B
May be found st John Irwin k Sons, &T Water street
AQ.«ua..-»..„ w ». *. joussoji „wn. jonxsos.
PERIUS A. JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS Hi
WE. CHILDS k CO’S PATENT ELAS
» jy.^ lBo WATER-PROOF CEMENT
&v*/srNQ, 133 Tump Brsitr, Pittsburgh,Ps. ocld^ltt
PWILLIAM TATS 4lOSi
LUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth street, near Liberty, mad 472 Penn street, next
uoortoAldsnaan Paikhaoo’s Office, and Federal .linear
Leoock Allegheny.
O’Ewy description of Fittings lot Water, Oas and
Stnm - my3Ltf
JOHN CAJIPBELL. §
]IT ANUFACTURER OF BOOTS 1?^
AWL mrJ imatnbn, Hc.iM lialu&M
■lj-i.C, P. acSlilyi
WAizn ». aTacoBM
, _ _ , . W*u P»Mf Wtithoiu*.
TjrALTER P. MATIRffAT.T. 4 CO., Im.
Tf fevten ud Dealer*, ST Wood (treat, between Fourth
■treat and DUsumd Alley, where may be found an estenatTe
*»orQaeat of every description of Paper Qa&glna,for Par
lera, HaHa, Dining Boots* and Chembeim. AlmZ 'Window
Sh*d«a,lD great variety at lowest price* to eooatry dealer*.
WALTSB P. UABSIIALL k 00.
*- anacasao*.
■p 'EDMCNDSO'n "t CO., NoaT oC ancfoS
ifwlS'PiSf ““ W “ J - •»<! D-J
-CURTAIN GOODS,
OIOUIIKST2L FRINGES,
TAMILS AND (30 ED 3,
PATENT SPIRAL SPRING jSSnSStiSf’
Weald solicit the attention of pnirtuMri tu ifnjj Urg*
FP'BM IT D CfIAIE
WHOLESALE AX'D RETAIL ,
Embracing eT»ry ttjle of
PURNITTIKB
rosewood, mahogany and walnut,
Soluble for
PARLORS, CHAMBERS AND DINIRO BOOMS,
Equal to any in
EEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
L 0 WER PRICES.
article nude by hind and WamnUd.*Sß
CABINET UAEERS
BnppUrf w ith anj qnaatity ofITJRNITDRE and CHAIRS,
oa reaaoaeble term*.
. ... hotels AND BTEAIIBOATB
roroUhod at the *hertl*t aotiee.
Warxrooss, Nos. 77un> 79 Thibd Stbcbt,
arfktot PITTSBURGH, PA.
tooM a. nno _mi». a. .raaa* l rotnro
_ IWIIMhIbUU V*
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
Of Every Deicription.
/ACTOHV—ThimiJ a. 6dwm niu and Foma. J*mm
Vueboue-Noi. 18 4 40 SmitlHleld BL,
OTEAMBOAT CABIN FURNETURR-iWe
«™,e»“‘*nUj r maatifkloring STEAMBOAT CABIN
f 1/BNIXUkK and CIIAIKfI, andlnrit* the ett*pnr, g of
thoee interacted in fhrniahlag boats.
taSfcdAvS ; T.B.TOPNQ A 00.
STEUTWAY'B £>XACTOB.
JfJST RECEIVED—A lot of
bteinway a'son’s rrTiimi
CELEBRATED PIANOSifT »|T|
Forcheian deeireoe'of procuring one of three onrirtlkd
Piano Forte# ere raqceetedto make ur!r application: aa
the cnppljr talla&r inort ofthedeoapd. ,u *
IL KLEBER A BRO, NO. S 3 fifth (treat:
Bole Agenta tor fltelnway A Sons; also, for Nnnn’i A
Clark’* Piano*- •• ‘ - >wV‘»s.'.
OfMoH^^NC^gHAWNaIEEEN
£■“ pwolKrfatytf! prices.: We inriu thf attention ofthe
/’JggAPJDKBSS GOODS,—MURPHY &
■-! . * ta*lUCloth*l2}f).
i »tjl*«of?lDeOood«at leea price*.
boat assorted and cheap
■l fLP” S * Good*, EhawU, Uantlec, White
.Srcft.ffggg”f .googsy Needle Work, and Demratlcela
tbecur. Ple»erail nod»j*them. C.BLAKBON LOVE,'
API* • fonacrir Lora Pro, No. 74 Markatetraet.,
fin gXS. WWD»S, PEARL STARCH In
VV/*tors*BdforrtlefcT'
’ a.Ih,PAHN*STOCS A CO., - ■
,n>y7 -V..-" Bo.CO,coraerWoodandfoorthete.
f7XTRAFAMILYFIiOUR-300bblsi choice
-1-i white wheat Extra Tamilj FKrarfcr sale by'
J»10 BtcBANBA ANJBA, lH Second at.
lob iSH~I OMk j ttrt rccßired aod far
f.mhpf OaX) CAljfalß HABBAOGH* 00.
PITTSBURGH, FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1858.
iHatrufacttirrra.
CARTWJIIUHT * TOO IG,
(Socceaaon to Joba Cartwright,)
Manufacturers and importers of
Pocket and Table Cntlcry, Surgical ana Dental In
•trumenta, Gune, Piatolt, flaking Tackle, AcL No. fed Wood
■treeL They gieo apodal attention to the mnpabctaxlng of
Ttomob, Supporter*. Ac. Jobbing aad Repaing with punc
tuality and dcepatch. | apls:dlj
«. cEtDac „..77l77. g. tt*DSWuarn„........'w. 5. KiiunroeH.
C RIDGES, WADSWORTH CO.,
* Alaoutaotorara of i
Patent Oxcillatinf Enjcinci
1 AND i
i Portable Engines and Boilers of all Sizes,
prrrsßUiKJii, pa J
No&jra Era or rai Aqczbcct,
, ALLEGHENY CITY.
WELLS, RIDDLE * CO M
80 Fourth Street, Pa.,
- iuuuiv<tiHu vr
W HIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
YY Order* solicited trem the trade, end croarotlr »hl>
pedeeper lattrnetion*. :
Tnw- < month*, or 6 per cent, diaconnt for ******
keadydlwF
. JOS. P. HAMILTON * CO H
IENGTNBJERS Ac MACHINISTS,
Owner Fint and Liberty St*., PitttburgX, Pa,
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, for Grist
*?* ®*Y Breweriee, Printing EjtabUihmenU,
Maanfactcrie*, Ac, made to enter.
Zbej alio continue the menufector* ofthelr Colebreted
... . MACHINISTS/ TOOLB,
Soch u Taming Lethe*,
Iron P Uner*,
.. __ _ Borugend Drifting Machine*, Me.
Al*o|.Wrought Iron Shafting, with'Policy*, li&oger*, Ac.
HENRY GEEWIO,
A’b.lSS, comer Pena and Walnut Stmu,
Pittsburgh, Pa,,
TV/fANUFACTCBER CF HEMP AND
i.Yi MANILLA BED CORDS,’HEMP AND TARRED
uOPhSfroa In, to loch. Fine end Common Packing
Yam, Tarred end Span Yem.&uh end Bell Oord, Wool
Tying end [Sewing Twine,jFU* end Cotton
fc3»A full •apply of the above articles constantly on head
or made to order at the lowest cs*h priros. |a37;lyd
MOORHEAD & CO.,
KASGTACTUKSU Or
A|m«rican, Plain and Corrugated,
GAXi'V'AJNTZKD bhket iron,
For Roofing, Guttering, Spotting, As.
Agent* for TFootf*
Patent Imitation Russia Sheet Iron.
49 k W*rehons*~JV'9. ISOlPVrsf Srof, PittiburcH,
inratlyd
-A.. LYONS,
(Successor to A. Lyons k Co.)
LOOKING GLASS A PICTURE FRAMES,
IND DULtI IN
VARIETY GOODS, Sc C.,
No. 13S Wood ,t„ Tltttbarch, Pi,
fi&dtf
MORRIS Sc COLTART,
MU MASIiriCTBMU 0?
HUGHE'B PATENT ATMOSPHERE
FORGE AND TRIP HAMMERS.
Utboistnn.
JFumfttiw,
JAMESW.
WOODWELL,
T. B. TOCSG 4 CO.,
; published daily and weekly by
6 . BIDDL B & 00.
Ma-THBDAJLYGAZBTTEi*OuMutt,~a>rpapcrtnlha
Wot, and hazing an atenrin circulation amongst Vie btuinext
men, and reaching aU dales, it afert inducement* to advert
Uteri at Vie best ws&m through which to reach the mHie.
MS'THE P/KEKLY GAZETTE iaued every YMmer
day and Saturday, m a targe btaaktilheet,andcontaintin
addition, to the newt of the week, a cartfldty prepared and
rdiallereperto/Uu Mtrkett, commercial anamotutary of'
afxrt, and an accurate Bank Note Met, corrected weekly for
tinj paper—mating it Pit best Qtmma-xdal Ecwpapcr in the
TERBSi
DAILY—Six Don in per annum, payable j Q advanca. or
12 W c«nti per week, payable to the Carrier*.
WEEKLY—Two Dollar* per annum, payable In advance.
Club* ire furnished on too following term*:
Four copies one year..— UOO
3 en “ “ “ 00
twenty** •* “ —— , 2Q oo
And on* to the person getting up tlu dob frts.
£7*Advance payment* ire itrlrily required, aad no m
per will be sent after the time I* up to which it w*j pail
Bates of Advertising,
1 Squue of ID line*, 1 time——
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1 - - - 8 - gso
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Y©ftrly*dTerti«r« arteutUM to oi»»qmr«, chang.
able at pleasure, per epnnm..^...........
trilh Cota treble orfee.
Thi Bibolt of Mo- Rucbanan’s First two
Ynabs a omca.—By ovcrlookingihedcflciency
bills, loans Mid some ether matter, the Union
pretends to haTe ciphered down the appropria
tion bills to $66,000,000, or there aboati and
takes great credit to the Administration for its
moderation.
The Union does not connl the $10,000,000 ap
propriated in the form of a deficiency MIL and
the 6,100,000 acres of public land granted da
ring the flsoal year for railroad purposes and
worth not a cent less than $10,000,000 more.—
These sums make the appropriations amount to
$85,000,000 on the Union’s own showing. To
show the enormity of this sum for the uses of
our Government, we desire the attention of oar
readers a moment to the following table of com
parative expenditures of our Government now
and In 1828 :
Receipts pro
y«*r. Population. Receipts. population. 0
1823 ..10,006,M0 50>t0.C« 20 P P 103 flfl
25,600,000 66,000 213 57 lu pg
16,603,400 646 32 43 33
Es. pro rata Military es- Nsral sx
tear, rzpaodlt’i. as to pop. , peodlturo. iwßditnro.
1823...9,764,164 00 O.W 24 tS 2 6W.76S
1667-65,033,669 70 —S U , 184694 M 67 . 12,061)t»4
IT Ua 91 44 10,147,92 S
Now, expenditures ought to decrease rather
than increase with population, for obvious rea
sons. But if it were otherwise, according to
expenditures in 1828 and the rate ef increase
in population, the expenditures now ought not
to exceed $28,000,000, whereas, on the Union’s
own admission, they are considerably more than
double tbat amount, and the Administration of
1823 was by no means remarkable for its
economy.
But were the figuring of the Union correct,
and the appropriations bat half of what they
actually were, it would reflect nocreditupon the
Administration, for the largest sum which has
been named as the aggregate of appropriations
falls considerably short of the specific estimates
~c£4he executive departments, without referenoe
to theJea&lLg.XS&gmmendalion ofthePresident,
which would hareistfrd-'3*nT millions to the
amount. Let us take a few iliastriiWJli^
For custom-houses, fortifications, and tlie~4l: _
tension of the Capitol, the appropriations are
reduced below the Executive estimates and
recommendations upward of a million of dol
lars.
For the navy, Congress granted only seven of
; “• teD »loops-of-war called for by the secretary
of the navy, and refused altogether the fifty
gunboats for which the Union, writing in behalf
the President’s Swiss Guard of contractors and
jobbers, was so pertinacious.
The increase of the army was the Ptesidenl’s
favorite scheme, and in that he failed altogether,
llis five regiments, whleV-would have constitu
ted a permament charge inpon the oountry of
between seven of-doUars,
were killed outright, andr the three regiments
of volunteers have been Asietly abandoned.
Thus it will be seen that, bad Congress yield
ed to the wishes of the Administration, the ap
propriations would have exceeded $120,000,000.
To meet these expenditures forty millions of
debt have been contracted or authorized, and if
we may rely upon the estimates of Mr. Howard
of the Committee of Ways and Means, authori
ty for ten millions more will be needed before
the first day of next February.
The financial result of two years of Mr Bn
chanan’s, Administration will, therefore, be the
us ng up of a surplus of twenty-four milUonsof
dollars, and the creation of a debt of fifty
millions. *
The Union may think this is a creditableehow
ing for the President's first two years in office •
but in this section of the country, even with the
notorious profligaoy of the forty thrives in the
Common Conncii of 1652, and of Fernando Wood
in 1855-67, fresh in our minds, we must say of
Mr. Bacbannn’s Administration, that none but
itself can be its parallel.— From the Nev Terk
Poet, of June 28.
Death 01 the Ret. Da. Brarua.—Tb« death
of this distinguished Wesleyan dlTlne is men
tioned in the telegraphio deipEteh from Halifax
of the Arabia a neira. r For more than half a
century,—for close upon Elxty years,—Dr. Bunt
'lng wielded so east as inflnencein the Wesleyan
'Chnroh and was so eminently a pnblio man,
that a brief epitome of hia inhaential career
cannot fail to interest the general reader, eren
on this side of the Atlantic. For the sketch
which we subjoin we are indebted mainly to
lithi°M“i “/• !'n” le £l- n Pr '* ohcr «." published
at the Melodist Rook Concern in this city
Dr. Bunting was a natire of DerbyriUre, and
at the time of his death was aboat serenty
eight jears of age, and had been a minister of
the Methodist Church aboat fifty-nine years
During that time he held in succession almost
eyerjr high position at the disposal of the church
and was several times elected president of the
Wesleyan Conference—the strongest evidence
of esteem and confidence which a minister of
that denomination can receive at the bands of
his colaberers. He was also for many years sen
ior secretary of the Wesleyan Missionary So
ciety, the great financial snocess and general
prosperity of whioh society were to a great ex
tent the result of his admirable and sagacious
management. Subseqoentlyhe was chosen pres
ident of the Wesleyan College at Richmond, which
office, as hia years and infirmities increased, he
more than onoe resigned, bat the Conference
refused to accept hia resignation, but ho held
that office, with the understanding that besbould
bear as Uule of the burden of it as possible, to
the time of his decease.
Not a few of our readers who visited Europe
to attendthe first meetings of the Evangelical At
liance formed more or less familiar acquaintan
ces with this truly , great and good man, and still
more will remember the prominence of hia name
in the proceedings of that body, whioh were
freely reported in our columns. More than one
of our own most esteemed clergymen have de
scribed him as at that time remarkable for his
patriarchal' appearance, as well as for bis apos
tolical bearingaod influence. For some years,
we believe, he hat. been very infirm, but has
nevertheless taken an active part in counselling
the Wesleyan Church in lie missionary, educa-'
tional and financial departments. He was ona- ; '
ble to attend the last Conference of the body,'
but sent a touching and affectionate farewell to I
bis brethereo, expressing his belief that he>
should no moreeppear among them. Few men,:
we believe, citberin thiseotmtryon in England,
have more completely filled the sphere in whioh
they were called to move than did the venerated
-Dr. Bunting.—.Y. Y. Cpm.Ado.
A Sraocutn Coucicßßoa.—Not the least of
ail the memorable incidents of the day, is the
faot tbat, whllo two brothers 1 were suspended
from two'of the most important dioceses in the
Episcopal See In this oountry, in tho run to
i oleot their successors in office, with years Inter
vening, two brothers succeeded and two broth
ers were defeated. The suspended bishops were
the RL Rev. H, N. and B. ’T. Ouderdonk, two
brothers - who* were 1 consecrated• respectively
Bishops of Pennsylvania and New Fork, A. D.
1827ahdl880—aotaethirty ycarsago, and are
now consequently venfrabJe -vith the snows of
many winters. 7 The two. .successful candidates
for their official position wero the two brothers
.the Bovi Dn. Alonso and Horatio Potter. The
two defeated candidateafbr the . same honor are
the two brothers, the Rev. Dr. Frank Vinton, of
New York, and tho Rev. Dr. Alexander Vinton,
Rector of St "Paul's, Boston^— Portland Mirror.
A “Blaox” Rrpupucah. —It i 9 ;wcll known
that Hon. Tom Corwin is very dark oomplex
loned—about as black in the face as a half
breed Indian. When making the welcome
speech to John J* Crittendon, the other day, he
told him he was welcomed by men of ail parties, j
including btaek Republicans, and pointed to his!
own face for proof, which brought down the an- i
dience in a great shout . i
A YixMaaava correspondent of the Boston I
7’wfsays thatths. Democratic party keeps a stiff I
upper-lip. J>ody 'generally has a stiff
«dafttf<ptl«g one too^*Jfw./rty.
A a god yarn la told of Dr. Thompson, of At
lanta, a generous, good man, a tip-top landlord
and wit; but he certainly caught it once: A
traveler called very late for breakfast; the meal
was hurriedly prepared. Thompson, feeling
that the “feed” was not quite up to the mark,
made all sorts of apologies all around the tater ,
who worked on in silence, never raising Mi
hoad beyond the affinatlve influence of his fork,
or by any act acknowledging even the presence
of mine host. This sulky demeanor rather
“flea’d” the Doctor, who, changing the range
of his battery, stuok hie thumb in his vestarm
heies, expanded his chest by robbing the room
of half its air, and said: “Now, Mister, dod
darn me if I haint mado all the apology neces
sory, and more too, considering the breakfast
and who gets it, and now I tell you, I have seen
dirtier, worse cooked, worse lasted, worse look
ing, and smaller breakfasts than this is teveral
limes.' Tho weary, hungry one meekly laid
down his tools, swallowed the bite io transitu,
placed tho palms of Ms hands together, and*
modestly looking up vexed and fuming
landlord, shot him dead with the words follow
ing, via: “la—what—you— say—true T” “Yes,
so,” oamo with avindlctive promptness. “Well,
then, Fm blest, boss, if you haint out travel
ed Ma.” There was posted in the front door a
small nigger, especially to tell tho wayfaring
man “dat he didn’t owe notfin dor sartin sure.”
After he was fairly under way, Thompson was
observed creenlng from an attio window, taking
a prolonged rear view of the steed and Ms rider !
with a four foot telescope. It has been intimated
that the Doctor hesitated many seconds between ,
the choice of the glass and a double-barreled
shot gun. 1
The Lower Mississippi.— The river, though
stiU considerably inflated, appears to be satis
fied just how. . Having succeeded in establish
ing an uncommonly fine family of crevasses np
above, it seems content to let the city tlide
another way, when the river shall resume Us
ordinary dimensions. The muddy current has
not yet snbsided as much as a foot from its high-;
est pitoh. The crevasses above are mostly in
tlciu quo, and no fears are entertained in these
parts of any further disaster from that source.
But it remains to be seen whether these cre
vasses, when the up-country floods give out,
Will not so rapidly accelerate the fall of the
river os to create the most disastrous i&des of
the soaked and soggy levees and batture banks.
We have heard this probability talked about
and there may be something in it. A great deal
has been done to keep the water out; possibly a
great deal more may be neceesary to keep the
land in. The banks opposite the eddies will bo
the dangerous places, if any.— if. 0. Orta., 20th.
The Press os Wm. Montgomery. — Montgom
ery a Renegade.— It appears to be pretty well
settled that Hon. Wm. Montgomery, of Pennsyl
vania, who was conveniently absent at the time
the English swindle passed, has gone over-to
the Lecompton Democracy, and made very
humiliating professions of submission, in order
to get re-nominated. He is, in fact, little bet
ter now than Mr. Sunset Cox.—Cm. Oaz.
We hope that the Republics of the Twenti
eth District will give no support to such a man,
but that they will not only nominate but tit ft
some one who is soond upon the important ques
tion of the rights and Interests of the North—
Toledo Blade.
We hope our friends in that district will get
out “Tariff Andy" and give Montgomery a
sound drubbing with him— Qrtentburg (Pa.)
Herald.
Another Antt-Lecompton Democrat Caved
,s -“-The Hon. Wm. Montgomery, of Pennsylva
nia, has been nominated for re-election, by the
Democracy of his district. In a letter written
previous to his nomination, he declares that he
is neither a “Lecompton” nor an “anli-Lecomp
ton candidate, but simply an “old-fashioned
■ Democratic candidate.” He avows his acquies
cSfiCdin the English compromise, and humbly
implores 1 h Wfrßcim>crata who differed with him
on the Lecompton question to forget and forgive.
He thus releases the P e pnblicana of the district
from any obligation W'frich they might otherwise
have felt themselves to support him, and
leaves them free to choosA* candidate of their
own. Wo have no doubt tKPJ will avail them
selves of this freedom, and vMect a thorough
going Republican as his successor- —JFniAmyion
Republic. '
Tns Baltimore Patriot has a timslyTXtation u
to the treatment of beasls of burdenTirtfil
Stt?* *' Wo cg th °* e wbo «« entrusted
tnth the care and use of oar draft animals in*
this summer heat, to be forbearing
and patient towards them; to remember that
thej hare feelings to be hart, strength to be
exhausted by overwork in tho hot sun, but no
freedom to rest when they are tired, and no
speech to implore consideration for their weak
ness or their wants.”
Wool —Mr. Beasione, of this city, has bought
about ono hundred and twenty-fir* thousand
pounds of wool, at from 20 to 40 cents, the lat
ter price only for extra, in Licking, Knox and
Manon counties. "
Wool comes in Unusually light and clean, a
Journal ° W W ° ol B Towerf -—' Columhut (Ohio)
Tn* Comptrollers hip. -—The law creatine
7 > i “•* offloe 8 0ea into effect on the first of
M< i “ appointment is therefore reqaired
to bo mode by the Gorernor for the interim be
”**?, d,l<l “ d lh « eleolion. Wm. B.
liii ’ ??;• ?“ Moei’Kl the appointment end
wui probably be the nominee on the State tioket.
— Cut. Gas .
Foe $6OO Adame aasUied Knykendall, a mur
‘l™*1 *' from l" 1 in Honeton, Tens,
and for $6OO more, offered by the Stale, ho be
trayed him to tiro pereone who oaptnred him.
Be suspect that it i, now eery n.oeesary for
Adame eafety that Knykendall should be
nanged.
JH usual.
THE BALANCE OP «Y SPRING STOCK
JI4SO rORSBB,
wo* Tin KATUTiCTORT OF
OHICKBRISO O. SOUS, Boatoa,
pONSISTIMG of sixteen of their Seven Oo-
I * T ° * r ~. l[ * fed onp-thlnl OcUtp Hbbo Poms, will
be «p«i»d*ad n*dy for exvßinttloß os ° rT **>
THURSDAY, JUKI U
PUno Port** »*Diif»etarwl by
P lck “^ n bj them toanrrtlitf
taooM In this dtp, and .11 ortoi. anil h
ehnaii dlncue u th. intwcrlUr. no pa-
„ »ni*TT PADS
„ .. 00 y>, and SILVEa UEDAI3
U*TO been awarded to
CmCKXSINO <f SONS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS
SasKSar' aauiD PAELO "’ OBiu,D a,rf
The following Utter from
SIGISBXDND TQALBEBQ,
SiS®? of which eta b« soon at tho w.r.
uj on. of th,
enperlodty ofChldwrla* k Bone Plano Portia^—
w, u „ „ Pimacaas, March 25.1558.
MniO*>— Dear Sir—Since my arrival la America 1
hare t«KMU, “T* **• PUno# of M «“«. ChlcSrtag A
I can only repeat to yon (white thaoklnayon
kXnd, y hniUfaed for my La.
,tt !L W £J cl, . l . h * T * •<> *l4 before: the In
etrameaU arsthotMt I bare eeen la the United Staieeeod
will oompar* farorahly with any I bare ever known.
rente, very truly, g. THALBetio
n 1» addition to thoae la eton.
eoapdieiail theetyloemanofoctoredbyChlckeringJl aSS
IMNO™BON« INO ®° ETi3 bj omoK-
ARE WARRANTED.
JOBS H. SHCXXOB,
ror . CU ? kariB * * Pom for Pittsburgh ladirnt
era PennaylTaala. Jr3dSw T
PIANO a AT A BABfiATW
ijftoxroaioosD hand.
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m*»bjr Jfooai* la Town or Oocntry.
Jl Offio# No. 308 Walnut Street.
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MOSIC OF THE TIMES.
MnaloeftitTitn*,
UuilaoflhtTitbM,
Malic of lb* Ho
for lb# •
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- - PlnU-cr Yioljo.
Plot* or TloUn.
BtlagUie Uat collection of Son**, Djiutaf VsUjm, Jla
OotimOT*, etc-pnblfißd. Price Plfty Gw**.—
Sent bj moll, poet paid, from tfe* Old E*t*bltxb«d PUno
°TC* or „ CHARIjOTrJ BLUMB,
}<£& - • KO.XIB Wood 3d door obo*»Piß>»
PIANOS 1 "PIANOS
An ■ddilloaal i took of t Uso Forte*
th« ctUbßted bctorie* of
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huhhb * olab3e, #i» TOBE.
batjut been neelrad.and«hoo*t«tfian of E>Brch«ier9<!J'
rocUd tbmto. If.KLEBEB* BfiO ,
tot* Afitotofartti* abort ealebratad PUnco.
Je3X - So. M Fifth ttrctfc .
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, : ; u« Bap***
■ Do “ltaMlello; '• .
do atmtlSmß ■ ■
«~sa^sssfc“.'»~
EerebanU’ of Philadelphia.
WH. T. PErm, j. MoOAira, B«r««7.
* °^ lal Et “* ta'«trf._pM,ooo 00
Cargo Ritfca on the Ohio ead lUniwfpplUiTO* «ad
tribotuloa. Insane egalaet lea or demise bTfln,
*l*o «pdnst the perlia W tbs Ee*, sad Iq!*Q(1
Mitigation iadj Etaaipartation.
sukscm.
"®*y* Petit, Job* CLUeatgwaery, Jobs BL Pnmroj, D. J.
tT >n . a, w Ben* QnUlca, EeiJ. L. WocUioo,
gJj^- T u J«^4 c l l 4ri«s.W r J.PatUnon,
WBL Y. mrn, Prudent,
D«o„ i.
unuzt
M*jx, Umb 1 Op, PhlWripbli
Baci, Morgan A Btfdihl« do.
Truitt, Bro. AO©, do.
Pumrtnr, Caldwell A Co, do.
A. T. Low A 00, do.
Btd&srita, Joatica A 00, , do.
PEPOBUBQII Of?IC% No. 87 77ATEB BTBEEI
Kofedtf «Aw. pompgiro, Aicwit
Frtalilia Plw lu«nu>e« Coi
PBILADXLPBIA
Aothorixed Capital, Oua Mniinnl
Bee*rad and Acenwwilatad
domeo;
JTo. 01 B&httt Strut, aboi
Fin loisnitc* on Baflilon, ]
fraeally.
I Marine !n«BT«r)r> j
world. i
i Inlaad Lunrance on Oooda, li
Kid Luid Carriage*, ta all part*]
tkrcffobla term*, ooutatast with I
QKORQB W. OOLLADAI^brnJe
Philadelphia. T
WL.BOWRRfLforaerly BegHii
JOHH N. COLEMAN, flimoTOo
Hardware and Gallery Meith
•treet, abort Uutrt, PhlbU
JOaiPH OAT, flm of Jompb 04
12 Quarry vtreet, Phlla. T
EDWARD V. MACHETTX, flri
Importing Hardware March]
•treet, abort Race, Phil*. [
HOWARD HINCHMAK, Ann c\
and Oonmteion Merchant*,!
BlghUj.PbJla. _
GEORGK W.
Qalsm Waso« t S«or»tßi7.
JOSHU,
BonongaJael* Company,
07 FZTTSBUSOIL
Omaw—JAIIESA. HUTCHISON, President
HENHT 1L ATWOOD, Secretary.
Oma, No. 08 wlm Snot,
Niß Jtuun Again* aU ki*dt bf fin and Karin* J£i
ASSETS, MAT* Ath, IW8:
Stock Do* Bill*, payableca dooud, wound by
twoaparoeedaimn , fIAO.TKM? TO
Premium Notee... dTJJOS 20
BUli Racelrable t£G6 21
llSaharce Mechanic** Bank Stock—oo«t OO
M do B*hk of Pittsburgh do' do 2,780 00
40 do Escheats Bask do do fcQ6O 00
100 do Cl tlx* a** do do, do ............ AI7J 00
Balaoco of Book Acoocota S.OSB Bft
Offlw Furniture ... , _ ®eo gg
Cvh , Zl IVB9 78
oiucrtmc
ffm. A, Caldwell,
Bobt. Dalxell, WQooa Millar,
!«■ John BcDctih
Tho*. 8- CUrh, Om. A. Berrj
Jmbm a. Hatchlaon
tICTBT M. ATWOOD, S« a',
lutnrancO Company
Stafegj B u r a h .
President.
F. U. GORDON, Secretary. ,
OTHCE, Ko. 02 Water ttreet, (Spang A Co?V~'>
np Pitu^nrch.
\KZ Intm again* *U kind* of nr* end Marine Suit
ma^ ed W mho «re wett
kntnen in tkt community, and Wto art h*
ASSETS, OCTOBER 31, 1857.
te?-^S eoo,,ti + oo
BttultlSiVabU-™ •" ' " Hq «
Oflls* Furniture *»j2} 00
Otwn Accoanta 0 47SM
Canh i —1,,- 14>641 46
Premium Nnfw i AntiA KO
Bail Diacoouted 1 *** «ts« 2 5?
Georg* Dtrsl*
a. Miller. Jr n
J. W. Butler,
0. W. Jftckxm,
Junes UcAolej,
Alexander tuwr,
Andrew AckUr.
nolGc
rittiborgh Lire, Fire and fiuine ini. do.'
, Offioe, yp, 96 Water Street,
PXTTSBOBOB, PA.
„ . « ROBT. GALWAY. Proddan*.
Tk» IM
JSS^SimaSS:
«4ia«Jppl riven tad trffeatariw, tad JUrineßUk pa
And uplnri Lea or Oub*m br fir*.
S- “■> "“l B.TIPU«
. ** tb " l roa i wl Ih rafVty
Robert Q&lwij,
hand UeCTnrkea,
jowpb p. OasamTk. O n
. John Scott,
Jats« UonbolL
XfcTtd Bkhtf.
JISM W. Hillmni
Quo. ArbathaoL
He Great Welters Fin m Manna lm. Co.
I o» Pfrrr.iTiyT.pnTi
Qfia 1* amfay t AiOdtop, Ho. «a jfaUut, mure/
fiyrtA Stmt.
H.i tn i no ?. IZSI> 4soa,oco.
Sorptoi, Jiaoirj lit, JBsi„. \ 11/riT q,
Wf ra-TOHUraO-UmuJ or hmful tgr * u 04
17 *ps UkSVnd
OUrlnaUlW UavSS4lto.L
WUIbUD DwUOJC, UlO PIM ttrirt.
AUxinder WhtfTden, BluriuuiJll North front
I«m Httlehont Attorney andOoao»*llcr.
£fc2r B E?srSi£ A Co.
£\**®*Ji ®s* °* * r#e 7 * 0(L (mdtalthl n-n
TWroSSS' £ ra ObCordr
Taoe. flna of OllSitte AfeUnr^^^ 7
J»*.lL Smith. firm ol Jm.B.SoIS A Co
jv o- * oUer » offlc* Smooth Third «tro*L *
AR*»d Taylor, office Cairo QtrfroDertT
J f>“ J- Slocum, office 229 BoothnSd stnU.
£Q LATHEOP, Praeldcui.
UEWTS OBrSOSY, ) W ‘ DaSIIHQ, Vico
Beoond Vie* Pmiit f BriaehOffice,! Wall tt. N, T.
JiAALES WRIGHT, Secretary aadTreaenr®-
Js ttK-kl^»«issr
-t? T "JtairmSftwS&rg!,
I s
Iks' sur ' :
fas* rs?"
Wits' v-fflass,,
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P^W.BoIUi,
*-J. Joom,
I'kjwm. .
pS* ; esSi -
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.j> mum*-* A.CUMH. .-.■•■ ■-i jrj!». w •;$ 2* i--•gp-.| | -|; ■■-'-■■ - - "-iSntiatMiM
■ ‘ T'-„ j\\>ri'.^;i ; ga ”.T •' '~i • s.
VOLUME LXXI-—NUMBER 171
insurant*,
>ptny of
. _ Wflt ASSETS MATI,IBSB.
Stock Dn»-Bffl*—payabls n demand K .
.*SSSS~*S= S
K 2 j£§s
jloek Account* . ; taw* ax
J • H. Shoroberrvr,
W.K. Nlmfck, •
<J oha A. Ca»gxioy.
C.W. Batchelor,
B D. Cochran,
Jam®* J. Bennett,
Wm. J.
Delaware Hninal Safety lDiQracce Company..
6» «, Z«<Sjloresr7taiujlrari«,U3s.
Office, S. E. Comer Third and Walnut at*.,
ramimraiA.
BilAjp) OfSUSJJfutS oa Good*, far Rirern, Cassia,
M ' re *‘“ du “
gaassss i?
Wocklttßtitkj.lUUnadk IngaraaceCaa.. 18,608 00
Rtlll Umlnhla nn n ’/>». .1
DoO*n,_ —11,000,000
tattoo
FFIOE.
Second, I’hOflMfMa.
furniture, Merchandise, Ac.
Freight!, to oil parti of
by Istkas, Stars, Canals
f tht Onion, oil the meet
•cnrity.
Ouh on hand
Balance* In hands of Agenta, Premiums on
Marta* Policies recently toned, tod oth
er debts da* the Company™
Bab*Crlptkm Kfti**
lj Recorder of Deeds, A&,
Ur of WE*.
airman A Smith, Twt
lent*, No. 21 North
it A Son, Coppersmiths, No.
WaiUa UatUo.
Jawph ILfieal,
XdBBBd A. &OO&M,
John 0. Daria,
Johnß.PtnroM,
G«org» G. Lelper,
Uwin Itarllnrtoa, !
Dr. B.M.Hortoo. I
WiUitm C. >
Hugh Cnlf.
Bpeactr Ucllralo,
Cnirla* Kalltj-
Jaaea 0. Hand,
TheophUaaPnidlsc,
Jasaa Traqoalr.
WHUmb Zyre, Jr,
J- F. Pe&iMas,
Joaina P. Ejr*,
Baranil £ Stoics,
HaaryHoan,
Jaaxaß. Ucnrla
TbfltßM 0. Hiao.
Bobert Bortoo,
John B. Scmpli PfttsVe.
WM. iiAßimSSdent:
_ TH03.0. HANX). Tice President..
SnxT Lnjctv, i«r*taiT.
P. A. MADP.ntA, A^eat,
85 Water ■troet. PittabtirdL
rta of Uaehett* A Rahmri.
tUnta, No. U 4 North Third
r Llrlantoa A Prodoe*
lNa.27i Market rL, above
ICOLLADAT, Preddsot.
t ROBINSON,
> fifth street /op stairs.)
fLJooca Brook*,
Jacob P. Joqm
fcp*lyd->l2
ClUieni’ lninnmee Comp’y of Pituborsh.
WM. BAOiLfIY, President,
SAMUEL L &sntarj.
Ofl«M WaUr Brut, bOwen Us rW end VTbcd Sk
_ «&Wes HaH nod Cargo Bfclu « Che Chlo wl Ui*
tf«lppl Rim*, and frtbataries.
ev* a^?? 50 £ t^** atllrtlQS,or ‘ i “ a4 8«t , rPIrft. Abo,aadan
of th* Be* and Inland Navigation aadftaiupgrt.
$237,710 U
Wo.
Jm. M. Oooptr.
J«. Pork, Jr.,
Irk U. Pcrmock,
8. H*rt*o*h-
Qgt. &al d T<m^
Philadelphia Fire »nri Idffe.
INBDSABOZ 00UF1KT
No. 149 Chesnot Street,
0 &m 0 I 1 S o O 8t 0 H H 0 8 3 0.
»»“»■ * n klfidf of Isnrazeo, eIU«r Psipotoui or
of Propstjor MwSwil*,
it retaouDl* rate* of prwalnm.
?• KISO, PTMUrat
U. W. BALDWIN, Vk» Pb^Jos.
PIMCTBM.
S. R. Co>B,
Okstb W. Brow*.
Joseph 6. Pool,
John CUrtva.
£. WEer.
Ch&ri«« P. hs^&
t B.Ko*U«b, X
P. B. 6otu7,
0. Bbersaa,
8. J. Kagujpe,
7. Buauvsn t ß#cr*terii7Qs
***&Jb „nt
TTCGH MILLER’S XEW~BOOfi—xa?
!l ? o'SS? JSe^JJ
- Ui,003 TS
$317,041 U
Wto. UcKatfbt,
NithiaU nniiM
Alex. Nlofek.
iWrld H. Lonj,
WMH.m H flwiUK
O.|W. Klcketßßt
I^BOWfOF^ENToUITJchaar
Ilook*tor», No. 20 St. Clair ttrwtr ' r
XUrWofht Trpo Glory of Woman. ?& cent*
g-KSiSBBSrSs-^ittaSUs-r*-■:-*■■
Th* IndUa Eataillon, by Ur. Duff, So
r. M. GORDON, B*c*;
KECSIYED TIUS PAf
' Bueraftfr Historr C. Ltd ▼ .
aSSSS^JsafeSs
ttaPriae* o f tha Hom® cfDatfd. "->**]* by
®IH, J. L. ,78 Fourth gt-
'■Alexander Bradley.
so»pbS.L»ch,
jJofaa FnUartoa.
Nathan F. Hart;
ißexid H. Chambers
jWQllaa Carr,
I Bobert H. Hartley.
Joim iram,
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f> ortho fear Steons \
' do appUndtoDyoto*: t
BraUlo. on th. o» ol ,bo KoirfjS. 1
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Ijasass«^:S;;.!
100 " ~1-if
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innate Compaar
jsscso*
Wade Hampton,
A. A. Carrier, .
BcUrtPatriet
; - -■' u **nnmtraw.'^^fS J . •
Insurance.
Parmer* l and Heeianiej’ Fin aad Esriae
• Imnranes Company.
B. W« ConwSceoadaßU WalnotSU
i*Bll±DJiLP3rA.
Aftsirtfi , , ;, ■ :——■•!_■-_■ ::.f«naf
Pittsburgh (HBo«e 80. 90UjUeisMreob
_ THOMAS Areal.
The feHowinglitt will »fcow theanwont paid at (1m
Pittsburgh Aguxj tor lossts’&nm Jtrna IS6G to April 1S68:
Herbert Goedal, $ 600 00 B. Hill ACa , SIM 76
Wn. Bidden. 600 00 Rochester MaunLCo. 153 CO
frank Wolff. .. 400 00 lTa. 276 CO
“• - 196 00 S. HcrranJ A Co*—ZM> 00
W. W. McGregor 800 W. Dflvcnh, OO
j r U 7 60 J. SI, Inrin, 650 CO
* Co— 830 67 Edw. Spence,**—. «CO
otl g- l S* 72 O-H. Pbb!«o.£J—. MO M
200 OOEnglidiAßichardeoa 190 00
S OO Si.'-r, Kind t Co_ eco
JohnWUrai a 00 E. mu 4 Co. W t!
Ph!kr?Crj;7r-- ™ OO ' r »- Mcßendry »CO
PbelMp Carr A Co— 4600 00 tt. SOI An» ...... a «
J. L Ebua l <£ 61 00 Span* A Co 23 CC
Wm. McCuily 25,8 17 Arccla. 71 11
IWC CO Adams AAfCUntoct <9 00
W. McCully A Co.—. 750 00 D. Barnard.™. _ 64 oc
B *^o»PrawrLTiku f atyrfPJtobnrehi«L. ’* ao,lD7 W
B«to* me, an Alderman In and fiir asad city, nerscaaUr
f*™* Tbomaa J. Boater, Agent of the Fanners'and Machai
to wbo * h* 1 ®* dnI J ■**» according
to lav, doth depose and say that th® foregoing statomantS
p y* . v THOS. J. UUMIULAnat.
Mart mts April T, 155'V
- LsoaaapS. Joana, Aldep*^
Enttka Insnrance Company of Pennsylvania*
Office No. 99 Water at, Pittsburgh,
ratsroa*.
0. w. Ctu,
luae 3L Pennacit.
W. W. Marti b,
E. T. Ixvch. Jr_
Davtd H 'OuuUms,
George S. Strides,
Lpaerecm.
SHOESBEBGEB,fnn
ajitflsi
Bon. Turn, Scc’j.
Jobs & M worth.
Friods Sellers,
Wa. B. He?*,
Jot* Shiptoo/v..
Walter Brjiitt,'" v
IwrihJr. '
O. COFFIN, Ageaz,
Wood strata-
230,391 96
36,893 00
02,730 67
100,000 00
•709,760 37