THE
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.'
iSniffgfsta,
\f ACK'eoWN & FINLEY* WholcsMo
t rhJ? ltdManntactoren of Carben Oil, No. 167
Liberty afreet, Pitobnrah. Pa. ' jataljd
L. Fahnestock * co., iato*of the firm
AJ* D. A. Pahowtock A Co., and «acce**om to Fleming
Broa. wholesale Drngetit ■ No. GO, corn rr Wood and Fourth
°»i PltUborgh. Pa.
BA. FAHNESTOCK & CO., WUOLE
• tale Druggists and MancCvctnren of White Lead,
Iwa-l and Litharge, corner Wood" and Front streets, Pitts
burgh. mch“
SCHOONM AKER, MAN (JFACTURLR
of White Lead, Bed Lead,Zinc, Paiot/Lilharge. Pat
l UTiolra-Je Dealer In Paints, Oils, Tarnishes, Turpea-
c n No. Wood bU, Pittsburgh, Pa.
iIN'IIAFI, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
IXIgIT.-j,) Wholesaieiuid Retail Druggist »od Dealer
its, Oils, Dywtuffi, 4c corner Wood and £i*tb streets,
trgh.
Itegulnr Ageut for Dr. Ford’* Medldno._ a P^l
HlN“p. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL-
Ia Ddage, Paints,Oils, Tarnishes and Dyestuffs, No.
*rty qtroet, Pittsburgh,
mien tedll recclre prompt attention.
Agent forSchenck’s PnliponlcSyrap.
:u« tiKAVS., ... ■ QIO»r,l UiTta.
,AUN Sc REITER, WHOLESALE ANI)
tetnil DTOfcjfiiUrCurnerof Liberty and St. Clair ata.,
ir*h.
jrOSEJ’II FLEMTNG, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
tl Wilcox iCxlfomM Market Diamond, keopa
rcastantly ntjlianJ a fall and cwii(Cul<? assortment of Dmet.
M-lldn«Ciif»t9, Perfumery, and al) articles per
talnltig to Lb Ltuinees. ,
prescriptions carefully comp'^oniod at all
b-ora. Jaftly
Du: GEO. 11. KEYSKR, DRUGGIST;
140 Wood street, corner of Wood street tod Vlrtrin
AUej, I’ittabargh, I*l
s}rplwt ©talers,
1. c. d. urcu.
LEECH '& HUTCHINSON, Commission
aUilForwurJlßg -Slerehftnts, dealer* In \fest»m Re
mt»« Cheese, Floor, Fish, Bacon. Bntter, Unsred Oil, Pot
and P?ar& Ashes, Soeds, Grain, Dried Fruit, and Prnrineo
generally. float brands Family Floor alsruys on hand.—
Agents f.>r the sale of Madison C>>’a rolubrated —Paten tad
Pearl Sternli. Nns.llG Second anJ 115 First ats., batwee
ITnod and SmlQifleld eta., Pittsburgh, Pa. apilyd
/iiaiOtiSß WAREHOUSE*—IIENRY U.
I V 7 CPLLIN’S, Forwarding ami Commission MorchaDt,and
['• Dealer th Choose, Hotter, Lake ‘Pish and Produce generally,
\ * f - ohort* Wator, Pittsburgh. tnyfl
\ f 11. CANi'IELDrLATEOF WARREN"
• • QUlO.Cimrabi’lon an.l Forwarding Merrhnnt, and
> Wholesale Healer In Western Jlceerre Choose, Batter, P.»t
i »r.d Prnrl Ash, nod Western Produce genemlly. Front st.,
i «tween SmithCeld and Wood, Pittsburgh.
David c. herbst, "flour, pro
dare, Provision and Commission Merchant, No. 267
Liberty strwl, corner of Hand, Pittsburgh, gives his atten
tion to the eale of Flour, Pork, Paeon, Lard, Chow, Butter,
«»ralh. Pried Fruits, Seeds, At, Ac.
rospoctfully solicited- autl:ly
Alex, kuksyth, (successor to
Por’yth A Scott,) Forwarding and Commission Met
rfUant, Dealer lu Wool, Hides, Flour, Baron, Isird and Lard
iOljjtndjPrntloce gennrally, No. 75 Water st., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ij7AG LE W AREHOUSK.—JAS. GARIi
I*—d INfPt, Wbolraolo ItoaliT In Flour, Provision* and
Produce pmemtljr. No.-O-Soromh »:r«wt, b-tweeu Libertt
and FniUufMd. I’iLtpburgh, Pa.
rarely
■p J.OULE. WIRI S‘ i'CU., General CoW,
I.V miaiion Mcrchnuts and De«leM iu flro. .«rW In i Pro
luce. No. HS l.lbortjAtrwt, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ici.UcUed and Baiisfaru-ry returns guar*
liU, c* ■ deloilydawT
f nsut&nce astnta.
E FINNEY, Agent Eureka InsuruncoOo.
• No. 0 Wator street.
A A. C A liE IK K , SECRETARY
□La Pouusylrauia Insurance Curuiianj of Pittsburgh,
unfi 1 Cuilding, Fourth street.
SAMUEL L. MARSIIELL, Secretary Citi
zens' Imnranco Company, 94 Watar street.
FM. (JORDON, Secretary Western Inßur
• trice Company, 92 Watrrftrcot. •
T GARDINEjI COFFIN TAgcnt for Fronk
tf « II n Fire Insurance Company, Nurtn-oast corner Wood
iud Third streets.
A. 31ADELRA, Agent for Delaware
-t_ • Mutual Insurance Co- <2 Water street.
T'liOS. J. HUNTER, Agent Fanners’and
A Mechanics* Insurinc- C-. nn Water street.
TObliUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
I Lr Insurance C<x, 24 Fifth street.
> W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great Wost
«rn Insurance Co., 97 Front street.
fflatpits.
ROBIXSON &. CO., Dealer in Carpets, &>
S‘>. 23 Fifth street.
Y\T ILLI.A M McCLINTOUK;
T V Carrots. SUrfao: strict.
W. n. i'ii. «i»cALi,cjfli.‘'
iEALER IX CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
ilA’i’TfJx’GS, ±c. No. 67 Fourth strict near Wood.
attorn tbs,
‘KISH & MACKENZIE, Attorneys
.Oibro No. GO Fourth street, Pittsburgh, Ta.
) sad Ohio C«>>UQ>tsAioner. ep?
DOB BUT M’KNIGHT, ATTORNEY AT
JLV Law, and Solicitor cr the Bank f-f Pituburgh, No. 110
E oorlli itrort, Pittsburgh.
TosmTsTfA. P. MORRISON, AT-
J torm-rs a* L» w - &S Fourth *t., n-or W.<od,
’ittsburgb, V*. J? m T34
Dtp Gootos.
O 11. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
Dry G wlv, «i?n of the original EWo Hive, No i 4
lUrfceLatrojt, Pittsburgh. Qfl3
vtuwiiy .t Burchfield, dealers
IVI In Silk# and Ladies’ Drew Goods generally, Cloak »,
Talmao ati 1 Shawls, Embruidcrice and Staple Goods, for
family use. An nuusually extensive aooertmvnt 1n ail the
ibove departments,Jr.«t received and selling at the torrpjt
priew. .. _ „
Pr-orth oc3
IT PALMfiRTNo. lu6 Market Street,
» Do-.lor In Bonnets, Data. Straw Trimmings, aod
: trawGpodsgenerally. e 26
I ataniasrs.
Seventy-tlvo Near and Second Hand
<CARRIAGES ,\ND BUGGIES,
rot tail AY
1 WHITE’S REPOSITORY,
A TWO MILE EON, NEAR LAWRENCEVILLE.
•TIRE eubscriber offers-for sale, or&gßLfc
1 exchange on the moat reasonable terms, a&ss§Z_
- fine assortment ct Barouches and second-hand Buggies, made
by Watson, of Philadelphia, Borne but llttlo used. Also,
twenty-one new Buggies, utado Lam/ own shop, from the
very best materiii purchased la tho eastern market. A flue
lot ofTrotting tyagooa, new and second baud. Also, a lot
of Coat Wogooa, Jeon/ Linds, Germantown Wagons, Jersey
Wagons and Kocfcaways, two fine Phaetons, scats for four
• persons, one of tbom Watson’s make and one of them Lew
York make. Two fine Sulkies, one mails b/ Mr. D. Rodgers,
Philadelphia, and a few common Dnggies, stjUtblo for Ugbt
marketing. Tbe subscriber flatters tumielfbe can mate U
to the interest of persons wishing to purchase, to giro him
a call: 1
The establishment Is convenient to tbe city, the Rice
tlorOmeJbns Una Coaches passing tba door every ten mix
atas. mri&JswfiariT
Carriage; and Wagon Manufactory.
M. STEPHENS,' Agent,
Comer Smithfltld Street and Diamond ARey,
WOULD respectfully inform thocgglLg*
public tbju be Is now tocotod as above,HSSfi—
and bu resumed (the basinets of Carriage making in all Its
varieties, and 1* alao prepared to execute orders tar Wagons
of ail descriptions, Including all work for Iroa Merchant*’
wso.
Soliciting acohtinoance of the patronage so liberally bo
st’owed npvu him while at tbe old stand of “UlgebwA C 0.,"
he wonld assnrd bis fris&da that tbe same caro sad attoo
lien will be given to bll his order* as heretofore, having se
cured the semcp of tho bait workmen, and having (.ample
spartmentßelnwhcrofor tbo finishing of fine work/,'
good assortment of heavy work now on band, salt
able for Spring pso. AU work warranted fur 111 mouths.
attention glvcg'to repairs. jalArlyd
Coach and Carriags Factory.
JOKNBON, BROTHER A CO.,
Cbrn£T of Beknont and Rebecca strait,
ALLEGBENY city.
ITTOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- pgat
TV form their friends, and tba public gene-SssSc.
rally, tbat they are anonfaettfring Carrlagns, Ilaroochw,
Eockawaja, Bnggicw, Sleighs and Chariots, in all their vari
ous styles of flush aod proportions.
All orders wIU be executed with strict regard to durability
asdboantyof finish. Repairs will also be attended to on
tbe most reasonable terms. Using In all their work tbe
best Eastern Shafts, Poles and Wheel itufT, they feel confi
dent that all who favor them with their patronage wIU be
stfbctly satisfied on trbd of tlieir work.
Par chasers are to give th*in a rell before pur
chasing elsewhere. _ noSjiyd
rJtiPsictans
|"\R.O’BRI£N CAN BE CONSULTED
• I / at Dr. emJih’t,corner Fifth and struct-,, on
Sundays, Wednesdays ami Saturdays,hom 10 to
1 and 1 to 3 o’clock.
49-Beatdenoeoa thoßrownsviileßosd. Ja23:lyd*
yainltts.
/oon thommon.-..
....ROW. TU01TP805....^...
JOHN THOMPSON «Sc CO„
House painters, glaziers and
GRAINSR3, 135 STREET. Slga Painting
executed with neatness sad dispatch. Mixed Paints, Oil,
Terpentine, Varnish, Japan and English PatsAt Driers,
THU Montaigne Zinc, a very superior article Philadelphia
and PittabarginTblte Lead always on hand and for tale.—
We are prepared to Grind Colors lor Painters,' Druggists or
ethers at the shortest notice, as wo bare* mill which
grinds by steam. Painters wiU save money by getting
their coWfe prmlnd with ns. mrfitdly
L « Painteri,
__ LONOeLASE,
TJOUSE'AND sign painters,
4&!f2wi‘mJ* * rMtOia»puildln C )Third street, between
WOW and Market streets. All orders rroajuU* to.
4araign«execotedlaa«uperlotrtyK V t SSSyd
WALNUT BALL RESTAURANT,
UASONIO HALL, riTTB BTRFFT,
J OSBPR FRIOKBu
PRonun.iu
ALL THE DfiLIOACIES OF ev,
TUB BBABON, preptr-4 l.jr
perieoceil cooSa, «iTT;d op nt ihe tbortot
tfcc. from
SIX O'CLOCK A- M. ONIU.TWELY.EO'CLOOKP.M.
jUlartlelej lntbo lio«. peculiar to tb» *•*», W«t <
Saatb. reccivM daiiy by oxyiW". end wtt«l .ipto order
wiilMd tho to!.tr at tv AI. UT HALL a
that they cwuid deaii*
- A -WWholeMl* Pcpotror »»u, ■
VagOttblea in thtdr smsoti.-U3 tH4
EDIOATED LYE, or Aieauhi Soin-
COl—remedy tor Pyapepde, Bait.
■jp^ - aiss&»«BSß! jsr
J J
arommi3oion,
COCK, JCcCRI
nesnrs to Iloffman,3l
ng and Commis;
And Wholcsalo Dee
•luce, Flour ai
tw t .tn / 122 £«ond
•.a
'| im r
i ajil:lyd—my
I Arc
U A lit E & A
, (-J-rain ant
i and Fortrar
•4 Second St., Pi
’(•nimififii.'.
-Vo. J
|l tuySltlyd
jiROBEEt CAASWt
:a.n is i'ii o' <&' bo i>,
COMMI
SSION MERCHANTS
. 223 tfarth Srci nd S'rtct,
rnfILADELTIIIApr.
’roducH and purchiso of FUb. Ac., Ac. Any
«ith them will t*oji>roin|>tly forward-tl.
For the ealfe uf
orders entrustci
a|(26dfim*
tftiten Jos a. R**cn
S. S. LEECH & CO.,
114 Liberty at., PUtabargbi Pa.
lOLESALE OHOCERS
AND
Jios.JlJ A,
98101* MKRCHAN'i'H,
DEALERS IS
OCR AND BACON,
ttf* and Tinner’s Btaok,
and
RG II MANUFACTURES.
COMM
n
Tin PI
PITTSB
Jjlhdljr
ttrr.isari u*Bc*uou...Bi?iiAjji;« r. mTiT...urx.n. wbiucri.
SPRINGER HARBAUGH & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
Wool, Hide?*, Provisions <fc Produce Gonomlly,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
McALPm & CO.,
(Late of J. 8. Loech, MeAlpin A Co., I'itUlmrgh i
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND '
fc'OHWARDJNG MERCHANTS'
Levee and Wuhlngton Avennc,
WYANDOTTE CITY, KANSAS TERRITORY.
ItfcPERENCES:
Juavph Leech & Co., and Pittsburgh Merchants cener
‘‘•y- . _ _ JylL-dAwlyT
L DATIs , "• - t>. u. raontro*,
.M\ IS A EDGERTON, (Successors to D.
T. Morgan A C 0.,) Wbolnaalo Grocers ami Commianlon
Morchanti.Ju; Wood etrcot, PitUbnrgh. mrli
HENKY' S. kino. (LATiToF THE
firm of Kin* A Moorhead,) Commission Merchant,
and Dvalcr in Pig Metal and Blooms, No. 7 8 Water street, be
low Market. Pittsburgh, Pa. *pig
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO HAR
• d)' t JonosACo.,)Commbslon and Forwarding Mer
chant; Agent of the Madiaon and Indiannpolia cor
ner First and Ferry its, PitUborgh, Pa. ja£fclyd
E” DWARD “t; megrawV general
Commission Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer in Mann-
Cactored Tobacco. Imported and Domestic Cigars, E-uuff, At,
Ac_, No. 211 Libert, street, opposite the head of Wood, Pitta
bu>eh- mhlitly
©corers.
T '' "*• • ••• •• rues. Lime, ja.
WT. LITTLE CO.,
holesale grocers,
COMJIISiIuS MERCHANT?,
And dealers In
FL-'l'K, BACON', CHEESE,
FISII, OILS and PUoIJLVL.
Ko. 114 Second St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
ttS» Liberal advances mado op mrl.H
Robert' "ulokey,* ’ (.irocer,
Prodnceand Commission Merchant, No. 131 Front
nearWoM, Pittsburgh, Pn, npC:I)J
BaoaTey, cosgkave & dor;
Whalsaale Grocers, Nua. IS and 20 Wood street. Pitts
l>urph.
Alexander kino, wholesale
Grocer and Importer of Soda A-;h, No. 273 Liberty
ttrecL Pittsburgh, P*. upl:lyd*
ABO. D. JONES
- .. JUL L. C3OLXT
JrONES * COOLEY, WIIOLELALE GRO
CEUS and Itoat Kurnlfhor*, in !*roducc and
Pittaborgh iUaafkricrm. Xo.Ul Water »tr*ot, nrar Ch»rrr
AJUy, l*ittßbarfch, IV m ysj
*■ aHuvra.: /otni b. wiwo&tu.
OIIRIVER & PIHVORTII, WHOLESALE
O Otocoti, No. 130 and 132 docoud Wood
and f’authfleid.Piitsbnr^h.
joes run- Kic!tvk.> . k « «itu t« rum.
TOILS' FLOYD £ I 0., WHOLESALE
V Gruwreaml Cumnii<..i.-i. No. 173 Wood mnd
£29 Liberty street. I'ittj»t nr^n. jdA
JOBS WITT JOES WIL4GS.
WA IT A WILSON, WHOLESALE GKO
CKJIS, C>u>DtU-<ii:(i M.-r.-baiiti mi't fn Pro
due* and MANiifn. litr, *. \t. I.i>>rrty
Pitubnreb. JoSS
TS^uIu^ULMrF- srVO.,-
'A Grocer*. Cou>ni!*»n.n Mwchunt*, anJ in Prodnea,'
No. SO Wj*x**r *lrwt, and 63 Front Pitb-harßh.
WM . McCUTCUEON WIIOLE
pai.e Oroe-r. Prxxluce and OommiMi'm
aud Dealer in Plustiurgh Slunntyturrd Articlea, No. 159
Liberty stm-t, of Brewery ay, Pittsburgh, pa. my 3
jjiis *mtt a s ire ciua. 4T*tU
ATWELL, LEE &, WHOLESALE
Grucera, Produce and Commission Merchants, and
. Dealer. In Pittsburgh % Wrx-i vlrret. be
twean Water and Front aC, Pittsburgh. aplS
BOUT. a 0111905 SUf'l B. SODISOS.
R ROBISON & CO.. WHOLESALE
• Groccra, C'ltnnilwion Merchant*, and Dealers in all
kind. ..f Provision*, Produce and ptttahttrgh Manufactures,
No. 256 Liberty street, Pittahorgh. Jnlfidyd
Robert Ti. king, Wholes ale g ro-
CER, Commission Merchant, aud Dealer la Pvathern,
Pish, Floor, and nil kinds of Country Produce. No. 211 Lib
erty Street, mouth of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Pa. Lilwral ad
vances mods on consignments. Ja6:iyd
tonrßToauciL -»aK*« r. briadino.
Robert dalzell & co., whole
sale Grocers, Commlnsioa and Forwarding Mer
chants and Dealers|n Prudoceand Pittsburgh Manufactures,
No. 251 Liberty strut, Pittsburgh, Pa. myi
Krai ISstatr agrnts.
W11.1.1A.U IVAHD,
Dealer in promissory notes.
Roods, Mortgages and all securities for money.
Persons can procure loans through my Agency, on reason
able terms.
Those wishing to invest their money to good advantage,
can always find first sud second class paper at my ufllce, for
sale.
AU communications and Interviews strictly confidential.
Office GRANT STREET, opposite St. Paul’s Cathedral.
Johdtf
KooksrUrts, Jrc
WS. RENTOUL, 20 St. Clair street,
• Dealer in Religious and Miscellaneous Boolu, and
Depository of American Tract Society’s Publications.
mrlOtdswlyF
WM. G. JOHNSTON & CO., Stationers,
Blank Book Manufacturers and Job Printers, No.
67 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. seGO
EC. COOIIRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
• 8. Sailor,) Whnleaale and Retail Dealer id Books,
Stationery and Paper Hangings, Federal street, Gth door 8.
E. of Market Square, Allegheny, Pa.
JOHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AtfD
Stationer, succeoor to Davison A Agnow, No. C 3 Market
street, near Fourth, PUtsborgh, Pa.
KAY A car BOOKSELLERS AND STA
TIONERB, No. 65 Wood street, next door to the cor
ner of Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. School and Law Books con
stantly on hand-
J L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA-
.JTIONETI, So. "8 yoarth ,t. Apollo Building,.
Hunt & SHn e RriiooKsELLEK
and Stationer, Masonic Uall, Fifth street.
fHusic, &c
JOHN 11. MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST,,
l>etween Diamond Alloy and Foartb atreot, B>d« Agent
for CUICKKUINQ k EONS’ (Boston) PLANO FORTES, MA
SON A lIAMLIN’S MODEL MELODEONB and ORGAN
HARMONIUMS, aai Dealer in Mnslcand Musical Goods.
Ja23
:’ER & BRO., No. 53 FIFTH
ftho Golden IXarp,Bole Agent for NUNNS
’ 1 York) unrivalled Grand aDd Square
IIART A NEEDUAM’3 oenuine MELO-
N HARMONIUMS, Dealers in Murlo and
is. fed
H KLEB!
• EL, Sign of
A CLARK’S (New 1
PIANOS, and OAIU]
DEON'S and ORGAN
Musical Instrument]
:eblume, jianufactur
>r la Piano Fortes, and Importer of Music
it lento. Solo Agent for the HAMBURG
LiLLET, DAVIS A CO/8 Boston Pianos,
K )lran Attachment. Ufi Wood street.
C' HARLOTT
ER and Dealer
and Musical Instnu
PIANOS, also for 11.
with and without Ai
my 3
c-fr
ih, Pa.- Chartered 1555.
Board of 12 '
300 STL’I
‘ruitrM—Faculty of 14 Toacher*
**TB STTtSDIJta, Jiff. 1853.
.a c. Kaux
UmprrpaTn.
INSTRUCT!*
EaU7 Book-kw;
loms, Commercial A
cantiU Corrcfpondoi
fait Money, Politic!
and all other rnbjcc
of a practical busim
J. 0. Sjutb, A, Jl
Account*.
J. A. Uztsbice a
Bock Keeping.
Alex. Cotnrr, A.
•on of Penmansh
competition forbes
zsa&ivzs trons.
A. C. Postra, A.
Touts, Ac.—Foil
time, $35. Average
Satire co«tsWto
situation. Bpedtst
•ent free. Address
mySQ
t far adwxlduixa qftJu Counting Ilncm.
ON given in Single and Double
1 !ng,a* □**•! In «very department ofßni
limhmoU*, Rapid Busin*** Writing, Mer
-1 ice,Oommcrtial Law.DotectlngOounter
xl Economy, Elocution, Phonography
c '» necessary 6>r the thorough education
r> man.
, ProL nf Book-keeping and Science of
id 11. A. llEaio*, Assistant Teacher* of
T. Dan nm, and n. A. llcstoH, Profca
p. Twelve flnt premiums oror all
Pen and Ink Writing, o~axd hot fob
1., Prof, of Mathematics,
coons, time unlimited, enter at any
time, Bto 12 met*. Board about $2,00.
$7O. Gradaatoe assisted to obtaining
UOl unequalled writing and circular!
V. W. JENKINS,
Pittsburgh, I‘enna.
PBDUSfIIKO HOUSE,
Strtel. aVew; York.
BRADY'S
12* ,V<
Retail CotAP Book, Magazine,
D BooKBELUXO EstADLItfIIMEIIT.
motion paid to miaoellanrons orders for
■i with tbs trade.
'V UOLESALB AITT)
PCBLISHIXO AJ
£>*Partlcnlar at
any article connect
*
nt freson addressing
Y. A.'BRADY,
Nnccrsaor toQ. 'laing A brothers,
AgjLXanan street, N. Y.
New iial
RINGS, lu W
sale, wholesale or i
and Tea Store, Fed
If AX DRY SALTED HER-
Is.todhalfbbls, Just received and for
•t«l, at PRANCE’aSe*Family Grocery
mal street, Allegheny. Je24
ACON.—lk
for sale by 1
casks Shoulders in store, and
J. B. CANFIELD.
*■ -i ~ v, V
Daily pittshi hlii gazette
(tz.
:eey a co.,
Crwry to.j
ion Merchants,
Manufacturers and importers ~r
Pocket and Table Cntlory, Purclcal and Denial lu
•irnmcnts, Gun*, Pistols, Firiiin? Tju-Lli>, A.., No. id Wood
They giro spocial attention U> the munufActurioß uf
Trusars, Pupport/'rs. hr. Jobbing an 1 Kepnltig with pnne
luility and drepfiteh. aplt dly
lon In
id Wool,
Pitulurgb, Pa
»J K n ,
Produce,
ling Merchants,
ttbvrgh, P> i. !
WELLS,! RIDDLE A CO.,
80 Fourth Stfroct, Pittsburgh, Pn.,
or
WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Orders lolldted from thetrtule, and promptly ablr*
ped u per Initrurtiona.
Ttaas—6 month*, or 5 per cent. dl&connl far c*ih.
•«25:lydAwF
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Manufacturer of hemp and
MANILLA BED CORDS, fIF.HP AND TARRED
HOPES from in, to lnch, Pine"and Common Packing
Yam, Tarred and Bpno Yarn, Sash and Bell Coni. Wool
Twlno, Broom, Tying and Sewing Twine, FUi and Colton
Mno Twin*. Ac.
ttB»A fall mpply of (lie abort* article* e.mKtanUy •<> luoJ
or made to order at the loweat ca»h prict*. MTt.lnl
m oorhb aT & CO , ’
X|«»rtea*, Plain and Corrugated,
galvanized shtcet iron,
Fur Roofing, flattering, Spooling, Ac.
Agente far WoexTe
Palcut Imitation Rossi* Sheet Ison,
4J~Warehoo»o— A'o. 136 Pint Street, I\iUburab.
iur27 ;lyd
A. ." X. V O N S , ;
(Successor to A. Lyon* A Co ) ?
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. c p>‘rinl Corri efirtn Jfi,ri> .•! Uib L-im! >n Tint'i.
C.vjir at Tjngree, 21 miles north of 1 mu-h
-gliur, April 27.—As one of the soldiers said, last
night,,“We’re a dissipating lot, the whole of us
—turning night intoday, like Donnybrook fair."
Having halted a day and some odd hours at Fut
tebghar, tbe Commauder-in-Ohiefß camp was
ordered to make a forced march to Tingrce; ami
last night, soon after dinner, preparations werd
mado for onr]departure, tho troops under Waif
pole, near AUyghnr or AUeguuge, on the Ratn
gqoga, being directed to march lo the same place,’
eight or nine miles off, that Sir Colin Campbell
might lako the command of the force in person.
As the tents were all struck, we slept Jqv
calidn."
A Nu;ht PicTUßEorrin: Ganc.es, Lc Fliuut
or the People.—The head-quarters camp was
some distance outside the fort, and in going out,
about II o’clock at night, to the tree under which
I slept, oue of those grand spectacles Which can
only be witnessed io Indian warfare met iny
viow.
The moon shone brightly ou the Ganges and on
white sandy plains beyndl its waters—it lighted
' upon the bridge of boats, which trembled and
; heaved and ehriekod under tho pressure of a
steady lino of camels, elephant*** and oxen
which went with soft tramp and were
lost in the distance in a small black "fetreftk—it
brought out in sharp outlines or cost into deep
shade (he ruined houses, tbe fort, mosques of
the city, the bazaar camp, the figures of the
huge animals, which passed us softly, like black
clouds—and it revealed thh masses of baggage
aoimals escorted by the WiM Sikh horsomen
which were streaming to that narrow point
whence tlrey were to debouch upon Rohilctrnd;
all was life und motion withon' sound, except a
hum of voices, the tumult on the bridge, and an
occasional shrill flourish on his horn by an ele
phant who was anxious to Id!! his friends be was
going to battle.
Mabcu of tub Trooi-' —la Picture or the
Elephant —As tho soil wasl sandy and heavy at
the other side of the river for several miles, the
march had to bo made on the backs of these
grand old creatures, three or which were wait
ing in the fort for tho Chief; General Mansfield,
and the aids-de-camp; and others were detained
for the use of the head quarters camp staff. I
had not been long asleep under my treo when I
was awoke by Colonel rakenham calling out.
“Where is my elephant ! ” very much in the
same voice as a man io a club, would ask the
waiter for his hat. The elephants were punctual.
At the word of the Slahout tbe ancient pachy
derm who was to carry the Quartermaster-
General, Colonel M’Pherson, Major Stewart,
Deputy Assistant Adjutant- General, Dr. Mack
innon, surgeon to the headquarters, and myself,
knelt down with infinite condecension, end per
mitted a ladder to be placed against his side, by
which wc mooted lo a contrivance just liko the
body of an Irish jaunting car. strapped over his
back.
"e preferred that mode of mouuliap lo (be
more usual tray of putlioff ooo'a foot on ihe an
t imal’n proboscis, and holding on by the lower
flap of bis huge india-rubber-looking ear, while
; J 1,? * by a gentlo otirl upwards of his omuificent
. tnuni, raises Iho rider to this bark—or to the
1 equally populur mode of seizing his tail, and
; ; P ,l ; !in F “Uf f>'oi against his bind leg. which the
j animal derates at the word of command till the
• j biped is high enough to scramble to bis seat in
| the b.iwdah 'Yc sit back, two at each eide,
nicely-balanceJ, and, haring undergone two
smart shuck* of an earthquake while our friend
to two great boaTcs, fore and aft, got t 0 his feet,
proceeded on onr journey. 1 cannot say, not
withstanding the honor and glon* of the thing,
that the elephant is an lurinnfwhich makes a
favorable impression as a means of locomotion.
The only thing to which 1 c*n compare the
l pitchmg fore and aft, a- he riband falls in hi*
' stride, h the riding of a light collier brig in a
| tideway, t »ne of our party was soon sickened,
I and the others were engaged, with gTcat severi
! of , a, P ec *. in holding on to the sails of tho
, vessel * r ltke grim deallrH** a backstay.'
• We passed along above tLa.Uttßt-wub ft nighl-
I mi.ry sensation, and before
morning our line of elephani* baJdeTicalefyJ
picked rheir way by fbeir no s< i OTer bridge
of boats, and were in njjoßouud, plodding
through the crowd of “• au.inferior
order—man their destina
tion. And so we went on till ‘ftvrn, very sleepy,
and very lighlropcy and uoudj- We roused up
to an attitude of attention at the sight of a broad
nud deep-looking river, which looked anything
but inviting under the combined rays of the set
ting moon and the rising sun. This was the
llauigungft, and the bridges of boats a few yards
above us were those which hod been secured by
the victory at Allnhgunga, after ihe sad affair at
Ilhadamow. The Lord Habib s elephants were
just crossing tho bridge,pud to ours were driven
to the ford, nnd at once plunged into the stream.
- As these sagacious and highly intellectual br
ings ar« horribly fond cf practical jokes, wo
: watched ihe depth of the water with some amie
iy, lost our elephant thopld avoid the trouble of
swimming by the eimpki expedient of letting
hi- feet drop und walkitg on tho bottom, while
the lop of his proboscis, held above water, sup
plied him with air; but the stream was not more
than six or seven feel dei p,and we crossed with
out an involuntary ablul on.
Thb Enemy's Camp.— Ye were still in a sandy
plain, but a few miles more brought us to the
sight of the enemy ’s cnoojp, and of Walpole’*, and
soon we came on traces of tho fight, hideous
bodies, bloated and dispolored, lying all over
tho plain, with flocks of vultures pulling out
Lhcir entrails, and dogs crunching their bones.
Sometimes these horrid creatures crept inside
the hollowed corpse to pick at their lcl-ure, and
by their movements gave the dead a revolting
imitation of life. These men lying far apart
hal f&!!"0 by the sabres of llagart’s Cavalry’
and tbe tire ot Toombs' laud Remington's guns
and for ijro or threw ud'»* they marked the
line of our pursuit. Oiir rouu.- I *<•
villages. The houses wfro rooliesa m.': . .., UvU
Not ft «r>ul was visible injthe rircets. This must
have boon the work oj the insurgent, for our
troops had never sot fool in liohilcund since the
outbreak of the mutiny. About five o’clook wc
came on the siego train, and poor Tod Brown,
in charge of it, working like all the Browne in
England together—one man with bOO carts,
thousands of bullocks, shot, shell, powder, and
natives to look after, and all with only ono’hand
to help him.
Tub Heat.— Then uroso the dead clamor of
tho baggago, which always becomes noisy about
.day-light, and from our leriaratalo we looked
down pityingly oifihe baggage master, Captain
Morland, struggling-like Jupiter and tho TRans,
"with elephants, nnd camels, and hackcrie. At
'last we pick up tho rear guard, and the whole
plain before us expands itself into one vast sea
of animals —all for au army of GOOO men. Far
in the distance somo tents rise above the dark
sea of agitated life, wbtlo and placid, and wo
press on with vigor, for the mess fire Is lighted
by the road aide, and there is already a. group
under a tree nnd round tho tea-pot. The ele
phant executes a Liule morceau on his nose -to
signify that he is quite aware it is time for his
breakfast and for our departure; he kneels
down, and wo part with tnutnql satisfaction.
Tlngreo is not a desirable and hot.
Hero Walpole's -division had just arrived, and
our canvas city soon roso up on tho sandy
plains, and most of us turned into our shade of
100, 107 and 108 degrees, according to the site
of oar tents, for & liule repose. Colonel Sisted,
78tb, and Colonel Leith Hay, OBJ, will net as
Brigadiers. Tho army are cautioned against
plundering.
Commit so Robbery.— Camp Jellalabad, April
27.—Our march this morning from Tingrcc to
Jellalabad was only five miles. Tho troops did
not go as far as is usual, even at the time of the
year and in this country. Tbe first bugle turned
us out at 2 30 a. m., but it was 4 a. m. before
we started. Tho dispositions wore left to Brig
adier General Walpole, in tho general orders of
last night, which also contained very stringent
orders against plundering, and announced a
certainty of three dozen to any ono caught do
ing 00, “as many of the inhabitants are favora
bly disposed towards ua. Tho morning was cool
and pleasant os day broke, and showed the long
lino of infantry, cavalry, guns, amunition, siege
train, camels and baggage, streaming over the
dead level of one of those uniform plains, stud
ded with groves, which liohilcund offers to tho
eye from the foot of tho Himalayas to the waters
of the Ramgunga. As we advanced, we learned
that the fort of Jellalabad, which had been oc
cupied by obout 165 matohlockmen and sowars,
had been abandoned, and that tbe laUer fled so
precipitately that they left their horses behind
them. *
A Deserted Village. —Jellalabad is a small
country village in the midst of a rich district,
dominated by an old mad fort, which tho enemy
mast have been repairing up to yesterday morn
ing, aa there wero fresh spade marks in ihescarp
of the ditch. It ia aaid the Moulvie was there,
but th&l he could not get his followers to stand,
and that ho was obliged (o fly to Shahejehnn
pore. Our camp was pitched in a magnificent
and oxtensivegroveonisiJcthejillage. Ongoing
into the village, which contains one ortwoTarge
houses of some pretensions, a coupleof mosques
etc., it appeared as if the Inhabitants expected
to be plundered, for they had shut np their
houses, andveTyfeirpwpleweretobeieeniolhe
,Y 9, 1858.
streets. Oar sentries were placet! at the out
skirts to prorent plundering, bat (he Sikhs are
all bat uobiquitous, and scarcely do we pitch
our tents than theseactive gentry are mileaaway
looting all they meet. The fort, which is built
on a high monnd, (probably of remote artificial
construction,) is a quadrangular work of mud,
. with the walla externally of at least 40 feat in
height, and a deep dry ditch, which the enemy
are making still deeper. Each side is about 150
yards long. The parapet is broken and recedes
in places, bo that it conld bo scaled with little
difficulty.
A TaisoKEß.—The terreplein (if
it can be so called) is high above the level of
the ground outside the fort. Inside the fort
thera is a kind of keep in the centre; some
houses and rude barracks, and the ruins of a
large building, which was formerly used as a
government school. There were freshly-mado
embrasures, without guns, and many articles of
dress showed the recent flight of the owners,
and loose ropes, and beds, and papers were ly
ing in the court yard, which contained a fine
deep well.
As we returned throagh the deserted streets,
we met an English soldier, with a sword and
shield on his arm, bohind whom was walking a
taU, gaunL Mussulman, with his elbows fastened
behind his bock by the folds of his tnrban. “I
took him, sir, because ho had this sword and
shield, and he's a suspicious-looking fellow,”
said the soldier, "'and I like to know what I’m
to do with him.” There was something Tery
piquant in the notion of this good fellow, who
was quite unarmed, having taken a much larger
man who had a sword and a shield, and the
manner in which he asked us wh&t to do with
his prisoner, swaying, as he spoke, a captive
gepse by the neck, was very ludicrous.
Lootisu. —Wo recommended the Provost Mar
slfal, and rode into camp juat in time to see Sir
Colin in great wrath with a camp follower
brought in for looting, and gave him hearty
whacks on the back with tha flat of his sword
before bo sent him to get a dozen from the func
tionary who is now in suck .request.
Two small deputations of Htndboa, poor-look
ing villagers, came in to salaam and tender their
congratulations to us on their own delivery from
Mahometan rule. They told U 3 that our faces
were bright, that they lived once more in seeing
us, and altogether were exceedingly polite, of
fering, moreover, to kill all Mussulmcn, if we
would keep them to do so.
Sir Colin is going to mark all the houses be
longing to families who have relations in the
enemy’s cavalry, and threatens that if any at
tack is made on our posts, he will cause all those
houses to be pulled down.
Life is toe Camp. —Kantb, April du. —Again
that dreadful first buglo at 111.16 A. M., tfao
trumpeting of elephants, the hammering of tent
pegs, the gaggling and roaring of camels, the
neighing of horses and the myriad voices of
camp rising up through the night, till jackalls and
wolves erase their concert to the moon, and fly
off to have it out undisturbed in more distant
and silent topes. At the usual hour, ‘1 A. M.,
the wbolo force was moving off towards this
place, at which wo are now encamped. The
country, like that through which we have already
passed, was one vast plain—a series of corn
field-, cotton aod sugar' plantations, without
hedge or ditch, and covered in all directions
with rich •• limber, Tho crops have been cut,
and the sharp stumps of the cotton are danger
ous (o horses feet and horrible to men's legs.
Hence my syce wa9 lamed, and hence, at our
first halt, your correspondent was lamed by a
severe homo kick, for the syce, on account of
the cotton stumps, could not come up to hold
his horse, which was given to a syce who had
another to take care of, and when our half boor’s
sleep on the ground was over, and “Prepare to
mount' mount'” roused us up, your corres
pondent, going over to bis quadruped, which
was backing towards the other> horse from the
pyce, received a kick between the hip and knee
which sent him reeling over, aod obliged him to
finish the rest of his journey on the carriage of
one of Tofcmb's guns. For two or three days
to come, if not more, he must be content to write
in a dooly,} using his note book and pencil.
The littlp town, outside which wo pitched our
tents, was tlesertcd, and the villages along our
lino of rnafeh were destitute of inhabitants.—
The strictest orders are issueJ against plunder
ing. and, indeed, 1 saw Sir Colin Campbell
make a charge at some camp followerawho were
refreshing themselves in a vegetable gardon,
them vicariously, by Major Metcalfs
er-in-&."° UnJ ,hr V hln *- but. a* the Command
nnd are '* f **** himself, “they swarm like flies,
They ddy^WwiLH' 1 *°*® e P OUI of h place.”—
the lash resounds forever in
B.out provosts are thinning rapidly, owing to
uiT l t 0t ,ucessant activity and exercise itf
which they pass their days; the camp followers
are not to be intimidated from the pursuit of
their lawful qalhog, end the development of their
natural and almost solitary instinct. This i S tt
serious evil, for the cry of distress of those who
have been robbed resounds throagh tho land,
and empties villages at our approach ; one fel
low shouting out that he has been plundered,
depopulates a village
We learned that the enemy had occupied the
town, which, of course, boasts a fort, till they
heard of our approach two days ago, when they
began to bolt : unly 150 were left in the place
yesterday, ami they went off at night. As the
cdcirftirs of our army, the Quartermaster Gen
eral and his few troopers, entered the place, they
spied two sowars making off aa fast os they
could, which was of course faster than we could
follow. All our Rohilcund enemy are Muisul
uians, and, as they proclaimed a holy war
against u.», they are naturally alarmed at our
approach : but it is distressing to find the Hin
doo villagers afraid of us. Perhaps they are
conscience-stricken. They did not, however,
ill-treat our fugitives from Shabjehanpore—but
let them continue their flight, till they met with
their murderersof t|ie 41st Native Infantry. Wo
encamped for the day, of course, at Kaoth.—
Hbur after hour camo in spies and letters, or as
they must bo called in India, “chits,” from
Shabjehanpore, all agreeing on the great fact
that our energetic and resolute but fugacious
opponent, the Moulvie, was there, and that two
regiments and four guns had como in fiom
T ’irrill7 w>-*rr Isy
They were said to have 800 or 900 cavalry,
and to have placed guns lo command all the’
rcadu. eo it looked like a ftvht. Great hopes
were expressed of catching'’Moulvie, but that
holy man has a wonderful acquaintance with
the first law of nature. When, indeed, ono spy
brought us intelligence that the sowars and Ma
hometans of the place wore taking many oaths
to each other on the Koran! to die—l nearly
wrote “gamo”—or conquer, the old Indians near
mo brightened up amazingly, and said it was a
good sign they woro in mortal fear, and would
run away if they could. The spies were mostly
Hindoos—some of them led to inform by love of
gain, -others from hatred to the Moslem—one
because he bad a fight with his cousin, and
hoped wc would aid him to oust his obnoxious
relatives from certain property. The chits were
written in the Persian character on small rolls
of paper, adapted for concealment. It was cu
rious to watch theso spies—their shifting, un
steady glances—their keen quick lilting of tho
eye at every sentence, to seo what effect it pro
duced on the Sahib, while Hindoo and Mahom
edan servants stood around listening unmovedly
lo the intelligence,, which might be fatal to the
cause of tho rebels, with whom wo say they all
sympathise.
Curious, too, was it to watch the calm, hand
somo face of the Mussulaam Moonshee of the
Quartor-Master General, as, standing orect,
barefooted, in his looso whito dross and turban,
he chanted rather than road the chits for his
master, as if ho were a mere machine, who
cared neither for Nazorine or True Believer. In '
no other Daiion or aggregate of nations, could
such indifferenljsm apparent, but covering be
neath it the most 5 furious bigotry, bo found for
the sake of rupees. All the chuprasses or mes
sengers of tho head-quarters camp are Brahmins
or Mussulmans, but they are steadfast in their
allegianco to Ihcir god “Rupee.” As the day
woro on, tho Btorios brought in to us bccamo
nearly unanimous. Tho sowars’ horßo were
ready for a start, the guns were Umbered up for
a flight, our numbers had been exaggerated; tho
enemy beUoved tho country was full of our
troops, and they said to each other that it would
bo folly lo stand in an open city to resist such
forces with such material and guns of prodigious
sizo.
Late at night—that is for camp life, about nine
o’clock—a letter was brought in .announcing the
flight of the Moalvie, and the evaouation of the city,
but this news was accompanied by two etatemoats
not qaite so agreeable—the first that tho Moalvie and
his followers nad taken tho road to Mahtundeo, in
Oude, instead of that to Bareilly; the second, that
all tho Mussulmans and most of the Hindoos had
abandoned their houses and hid themselves. The
weather is now so hot that it is death, or great risk
of it, to an European to stir outafter ten o'clock in
tho morningttana, aa it is, our men suffer much from
the pun In tfieir tents, wbenj the thennometcr'often
stands 110 deg. There is rnoro fercr and small pox
than ono likes to think about in the force, and ?ir
Colin is racked by anxiety to get the men at onco
under co vcr.
Cash* SnAJunnAFroBC, April SO.—The informa
tion received was indeed true. The enemy fled from
Shabjehanpore without firing a shot. Tho column
left their camp at 3 SO this morning, and arrived
outride the town at 0 SO. It was found to be only
partially inhabited. The Moalvie went off yester
day to Mohumdea, with a few hundred followers and
four gun*. Nona Sahib was here with 2(K) cavalry
till .irtt extend.,, oso. H, went off to BeieiUr’
but before he did io bo gun diroctione tbel tho
ihouW
bo dntreywJ, fa orftr tiw on,, troop, ibtrold p, no
VOLUME LXXI —NUMBER V
cover, and his instructions have been faithfully 6 XO '
cuted.
May I.—lt has been found necessary to halt here
to-day. Tho increase of fin&U pox has attracted at
tention, and Dr. Tice bu recommended the re-vac
cination of tho soldiers. The diseoseVi? propagated
by the camp followers, who will cot permit vaccina
tion. The Counsels of Nena Sahib havo been so far
raccossfal, that instead of placing oar troops In can
tonments hero, we are obliged to encamp the force
left to watch the town under a tope, and a patty of
Sikh Sappers are now ct work around onr camp,
throwing up entrenchments.
insurancr.
merchants’ insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
WSL V. PETTIT, Pre«t. D. J. McCANN, Secretary.
Amounl of Capita) Stock paid I n *od invested....s2oo,ooo 00
Surplus 85
*283,433 S 3
Insures Cargo Risk* on tho Ohio and Mlsalnlppl Rims and
tributarily. Insure* against loss or domain by Fire,
also against the perils of the Sec ond Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
nauccTo&s.
nm. V. Petit, Joh» 0. Montgomery, John M. Pommy. D J
McCann, E. F. WUmer, Rene GulUon, B«nJ. I k Woolston.
John A. Marshall, Chart os B. Wright, John J. Patterson!
Iflwood T. Puoey.
WM, V. PETTIT, President,
E. F. WITHER, Vice President.
Dwight J. McCiffff, Secretary.
EmSTM
Selger, Iymb A CVx, Philadelphia.
Back, Morgan A Stldlble; do.
Truitt, Bro. A (&, do.
Puniror, Caldwell A Co., do.
A. T. Lada A Co n do.
Btelumltz, Justice A Co-, do.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. 97 WATER STREET
auftdtf R. W. POINDETTER, Agent.
Praaklla Fir* laturone* Company of
PHILADELPHIA
Charles W. Bancker, Adolph B. Boris,
George W. Richard*, Samnel Grant,
Thomaa Hart, Darld fl. Brown,
Mordeeai D. Lewis, Jacob R. Amiri,,
Toblaa Wag nor, Morris Psttersom
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
Chakus 0. Rucua, Secretary.
Thla Oompany contlnnaa to TT >«V« Insurances, permanent
or limited, on erery description of property In town and
country, at ratea as low as are consistent with aocnrlty.
The Company have reaerred a large contingent fond,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely Invested,
afford ample protection to the assured.
The'Assets of the Company, on Janaary Ist, L&5l, as pub
lished kgrecably to the Act of Assembly, were a* follows
Tit—
Mortgagee...-
Real Estate
Temporary Loans...
Stocks...
Oath, Ac..
5918,128 08
7B
l7
61,889 00
Bl
*1,212,708 44
Since their Incorporation, a period of tws&tyona yean,
they hare paid opwardi of One Million, FourHnndred
thousand Do!lan Losses by fire, thereby affording evidence
of the advantage* of Insurance, as well as their ability and
disposition to meet with promptness all 1 labilities.
J. GARDNER 007 FIN, Agent,
_*pl® OCce Sonthsait cor. Wood and Third its.
Continental Insurance Company.
Incorporated by On Legislator* of itouuyieanfa.
PERPETUALOUJ&TIR
Anthorlted Capital, One Million Dotlan r .
Secsred and Accumulated CapltaL.
HOME OFFICE.
A'o. 01 Ettiribf Street, above Second, Philadelphia.
Pire Ininrance on Bali dings, Furniture, Merchandise, Ao.
geneally.
Marine Insurance on Cargoes and Freight!, to all parts of
the world.
Inland Insurance on Goods, 4c, by Lakes, Rivers, Canal*
and Land Carriages, to all parts of tbs Union, on the most
bvoroble terms, consistent with security.
GEORGE W. OOLLADAT, formerly Recorder of Deeds, tt-,
Philadelphia.
WM. BOWERS, formerly Register of Wills
JOHN K. COLEMAN, firm of <Vii«nn»t\ a Smith, Importing
Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third
street, above Market, Phil a.
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat A Son, Coppersmiths, No.
12 Quarry streot. Phi la.
EDWARD V. MACHKTTE, firm of Machctte A Raiznfl.
Importing Hardsrare Merchants, No. 124 North Third
street, above Race, Phila.
HOWARD lUNCIIMAN, firm of Livingston A Oo n Prodnca
and Commission Merchants, No. 278 Market st„ above
Eighth. Phila.
GEORGE W. COLLADAY, PmWoot.
Oiua Wiuob, Secretary.
JOSHUA &OBIKSON. Agsat
If 0 * ** Ytfth atrvet /np ttain.)
(otiongthtU Inmrmne* Company,
Of PITTSBURGH.
Omens—JAMES A. HUTCHISON, Pr««ld*Dt
HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Oma, No. 99 Wim Br*or,
NiQ huurt Jpaind aB kindt of Firt and Jfartnc Hi
ASSETS, MAY 20th, ISSS:
Pbvk Due Bills, P*7»bl* on demand, secured l»y
two approved nsmea... $140,000 00
Premium Note* .......... i 7,003 29
UUU Heceivabl* 9,968 21
116 than* Mechanic*' Bank Stock—co« 3,920 00
M do Bahk of Pittsburgh do do 2,750 00
40 do Exchange Bank do do "050 00
100 do Cullens' d<> .1,, do r. 176 00
Bataora of Book Accounts 8,058 S 9
, } Wm.
| Wilson MlllerT" 7 • j
Jobn UcDoritt
Om. A. Be*ry
A. Intchlaon
Wm. H. liolnias,
Rr.bt- Dalle!!,
Win. (Ua.
Tb na. ■ Clarke,
lIENH.I M. ATWOOD, Se e'j
Western Insurnnoe Company
OP PITTBBDRQH.
OEOSGK DARSIS, Prc«U«ul.
F. M. GORDON, S*creUry.
OFFICE, No. 92 Water «trwt,JSp*m * Co.’i Wurtooa*.}
up stain, PitUborgh.
Will Insure against all kinds of Fire and 2tzrine Bisks
A Home Institution managed by Directors, who art mil
known in the community , and who art determined, by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character which
they have assumed, as offering ths beitprotecttm to those who
desirt to be insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 31, 1857.
Stock Account* OO
Mortgage "lflO 00
Bill* Boceirable. 4,18167
Office Fnrnltnre. 240 00
Open Account*..— 9,47 8 04
Caah 14,841 46
Premlam Note*. 69
Bill* Discounted ifl» t nrrt 73
George Darale,
R. UiUer, Jr.,
J. W. Dutlor,
G. W. Jackaon,
Jiuntv McAuley,
Alexander Speer,
Andrew Ackloy,
nolflt
Wm. McEnJgbt,
Nathaniel Holmes,
Alea. Nlmick,
Darid M. Long,
William 1L Smith
C. W. Riche teon.
F. M. GORDON, Bec’y.
PiUibnrgli Life, fire and Marine ini. Co.
Olhco, No. 96 Wator Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
BOBT. GALWAT, President.
F. A. Rixxhakt, See'y ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice prrat.
Axnuw Fuxna, M. D., Examining Physician.
Thl» Company makes erenr Insurance appertaining to
Connected with Lli'E RISKS.
Also, against Holt and Cargo Rieka, on the Ohio and
HinJnlppi rirer* and tributaries, and Marine Risk gen
•rally. 0
And against Lees or Damage by Fire.
And against the Perils of the Sea and Inland Narlgatlon
and Transportation.
Pol Idas issued at the lowc*t rate* consistent with safety
aU parties. '
Robert Galway,
Samuel McQorkan,
Joaeph P. Guzam, M. D-,
John Scott, ' ■
James Marshall,
Darid Richey,
Jams* W. Hallman,
Chaa. Arbnthnot,
fcl6—my2My
Alexander Bradley.
Joeeph 8. Leech,
John Fullerton,
Nathan F. Hart,
David H. Chamber*
William Carr,
Robert H. Ilartloy,
Joho M’QUI,
The Great Weitern Fire and imnne I at. Co.
op Philadelphia.
Offiet in o>aipany*/ Building, fib. 403 If alnut, comer o/
IburtA Strut.
cbastxb mnrcu.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL.
Capital paid Id
Sarploa, Janaary Ist, 18&B.
—4600,000.
5222,300 00
66,274 05
.s27 T .67A 05
ELS E Qjl/JtXA'OS—or Pcrpttul.
MARINE INSURANCE, oo Vessels, Oargoand Freights.
LNLAND INSURANCE by Rirers, Cewd*, L*k«* and
Lend Carriage.
WaxcrcM:
Charles C. Lathrop, 1423 Walnnt street.
William Darling, 1510 Pine street.
Alexander Whludea, Merchant, 18 North Fiuut
Zoae Haalabont, Attorney and Counsellor.
John C. Banter, fins of Wright, Hunter A Co.
E. Tracj. Qnn of Tracy ACo, Goldsmith's llall
John R. McCurdy, firm of Jonea, White A JJcOord*
Thoa. L. Gilleeple, firm of Gilleeple A Zeller.
Jas. B. Smith, firm of Jas.lL BmUh A Co
Hon. Henry M. Fuller, office 227 Booth Third etreet.
John R. Vogdea, office comer of Seventh and fiameca.
Jamea Wdght, late Ashler Bank of Tioga
Allred Taylor, office Cairo City Property.
Jona J. Slocno, office 220 Booth Third street
a a LATHRQP, Preddent.
W. DARLING, Tice President
LEWIS GREGORY, ) . w -
Second Vice Predd't-j N * Y
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary andTreasnrar.
H. E. KIOHABP3QN, Aadstant Secretary .
R. W. PO Du) KITES, Agent,
fell i 97 Water street, Pittsburgh
KIBE ISBBIUNCE,
nr m
Bellanee Ontnit ininrame company of
PHILADELPHIA
On Bonding*, Limited or Perpetual, Merchandise, Fora!tore
Ac, In Town or Country.
Office No. 308 Walnut Street
oApmLsin,tt2fl...A£SXTa $293,465 BS.—lnroeted u follow*
Fir»t Mortgege oo to pro rod City Property, worth
doobU the emooat ... IISOffHi 00
Peons. JUUroed Co'e 8 por cent. 4lortn«
s*o,ooo, eort 21800 00
Allegheny coootr 0 per cent Penas. &. &. iaqm fin
Iteujl™U.lUUlo«iOo'.B Uck.~Z.Z~' AMO S
Stock of the BelUoee Motoel InwrincoCb itfMntvv
Slock of County Plre ”1 TOjg
Bcrtp of flaodry toamact Oamywu. VS?2 S
BOUE«tIT»bIA «g»
£2 : ‘ii I
niseicaa.
,£aacsl Biitihem.
SphytHUen.
Wtm»o» Jtoaer,
BfkJ. W. Ttnglij,
MerehsU ant,
Z. I^thrcm,
OiM-LoUcd,
•£»cok *. Boating,
Smith Bowen,
__Wtm.lL Semple, PUUt/f.
• HCfCHHAN, SecrvUxy.
J. Q. OOiPUf, Agtnt
isr Third tod Wood etneta
CUo Eagle j,
Wo. B.&oapaoi.
Dirld B. Brows,
C.St4T«naoa,
Wmß-WocTtU,
H. L.Cuaoa,
EflturtfcW
MOMOJohIttOO,
O. B. WoodT^
June* 8. Woodward,
I B.U.
_*P3 . Korth-«art corai
Farmm’ dad Mtehanits’i Fire ai
IniDranre Corapaßy,
IS. W. Corner Seconal arirt WaiuntStt.. -
PHILADELPHIA.
ASSETS i... $530,654.
Pittsburgh Office, No. 00 Water Street.
THOMAS J. HOTTER, A^eat.
The following list will ehojr the amennt paid at the
PitUbnrgb Apency far lames ISS6 to April 155^-
Uerbert Ooedal $ £OO 00 B. Hill A Cn. fj«9 ?a
Wa. Bfdd*n COO OO Rorfcejttr .M ex ul. Go. 163 00
Prank Wolff. . 400 00 TTci 275 00
M. Han 100 00 J. Howard & Oo—.—SSOQ Oo
W. W. McGregor... S 00 W. pilwertb, Eaq—Jlfo 00
John Heath IST 50 J. Mi Irwin, E«q 850 Oo
J. 1. House A Co 330 67 Edw. Spouse, Esq £4 03
Newmyer A Graff 1682 72 C. It fouleon ... 850 CO
John Thompson 200 00
Henry Fddbosrb 20 00
John Wataon 23 00
J. M. Has 10 00
Phelps. Carr A Co.— 4000 00
J. I. House A Co 61 00
Jaiuee Woods,leq... 29 00
Wm. McCully ACo... 2579 17
Jaoee Millinger...... ]OOO 00
W. McCully A Co 750 00
Total
Bran or ftarxmrAsu, city of Pitts'bnrgb, s*.
Before me, an Alderman la and lot mud city, pcnanallj
caaeTbomu J. Hooter, Agent of thoTarmora’andllechsD
lc«* Insurance Company, who. being only aworn according
to law, doth depose and say that the foregoing statement i»
*"“• . THOS. JiiIUXTXB, Agent,
. r A^ Dj «ab«rlUd b.foro me, Apfil 7,1655. !
mylS-dly LroTtep Si Jpg?ra, Alderman-
Eureka la&nranee Company $ Pennsylyanle,
Office No. 99 Water at., Pittsburgh,
0 , . _ „ ltl ASSETS MAY 1,19-S.
Stock Dne-Blll.—payable oa demand *nJ ».«•
cured by twoapproved nnmc-a. «7t890m
Cash In Pitteborgb Truat Company *rt2"Ro!*?
Premium Note.. . ' 7
BQh J...X.Z Si
123 Share. Exchange Bank Stock—eo«t 6.CM 00
W do Mechanic** Bank Stork—coet
300 do Iron City Bask Stock—ain’t, paid ... 7 6oo'co
200 do Allegheny Bank Stock—do do ... 5,000 00
Book Account*.... 13,250^4
J. H. Ehoenberger,
W.E. Nimkk.
John A. Caoghey,
C.W. Batchelor,
B D. Cochran,
James J. Bennett,
Rost. Purest, Bec'y.
Delaware Hutnal Safety Insurance Company,
Incorporated by Uie Legislature qfrtnnrjlnnia, 1825.
Office, S. E. Corner Third and Walnut eta.,
PHILADELPHIA. ’’
MARINE UfaUßA±iCflS on Vessels, Cirgo. and Preijrfct
to all parts of the world. a
INLAND INSb’SANvLS on Gu«da, by Hirers Canals.
10 P*«j of the Onion.
fELE I2fSURANCE3 on Merchandize generally.—On
8 toree, Dwelling House., Ac.
„ , .. * xttU of LhtChnpany, Nov. 2d, I&ST.
Bond., Mortgage* and Baal EaUte $101,350 B*
Philadaiphia City, and other Leans. 137,011 9&
Stock In Banka. Railroad A InsnrauceCo*.. 12,508 00
Rllta tUnlnlJ. .... _ _
Cash on hand , _
Balance. In hands of Agents, Premium* on
Matin. Polideererently issued, and oth
er delta due the Company
Batweription Notts T 1.
11,000,000
531,500
William Martin,
Jo»apb H. Beal,
Edmund A. Bondar,
John 0. Parts,
John R. Paaroaa,
Oeorgn S. Ldper,
Id ward Darlington,
Dr. K. iLUmtoc,
Jamas 0. Hand,
Tbeophilas Panldlcg,
James Trumalr,
William Ejto, Jr.,
J- F. Pentium,
Joshua p. Ejra,
Bamnel E. Stokes,
n«ar7 Eloaa,
Judnß. ilcrarla
Thomas a Hand,
Robert Bartoa, Jr n
John B. Sample, Pitta t>'(,
D. T. Morgan, “
IVM. slAßTO^tSiiint.
THOB. C. HAND, Tic* Proddsat,
Hairar Ltuiras, B-cmarr. '
P. A. MADEIRA, Agent, i
'5 Water street, Pittsburgh'
Will!tin 0. Lodwig,
Hagh Crxlr,
fipcoevr Mcllnln,
Cn&rlM Kellej,
Q. Jonw Brooke,
Jvob P Jem**
ap3Jyd—JUS
itiiCDj’ Insurance Comp’y of Pittsburgh.
WM. BAGALEY, Pirildeat, I
BAMCEL L MAUSHELL, Biemarj.
Office M Water Street, tshcten Xirlrt and Waxl ««■»!
*3Jn*nrt« Hn!l end Cargo Kltke ou the Ohio end Ml*
■lMippl Riven, and Tributaries. 1
tbeperQaof the Seaead Inland »rd Tr»u»r< T r*
etlna.
Wm.Ba*ai*y, OaptMark. fei*r(lr 5 , '
6&moelK«a, B. U. Eler, i
Jm- U. Cooper, John B. Dilwertti \
Jm. Pirk, Jr., Franda Scllrra, >
IxucM. Pennock, Wm. B. n*ra. ' i
8. Hartanrh, Jobs ftblpton «
Capt. Sam’l C. Tones, Walter Bryant,
Ja22 John Caldwell, Jr. I
Philadelphia IPira and Lift I
INBDUANOE company. I
No. 140 Chesnut Street, ■
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM HOUSE
Will malts ill kind* of Insoreaca, either Perpetual ci
Limited, on «Tei7 descriptloa of Property or Merchaailn,
strsasoosbla rates of premium.
ROBERT. p. KINO. PrrddanL
M. W. BALDWIN, Vies Presldesi.
DTttCTOU.
$237,710 65
OWUa P. H*tm,
E. B. EBgli.h,
(JodicdXjfc -
PfDDsylvaiiia M _
_ _ „ OF r/rrttrßGn^SxMl
Office No. 03 Fourth
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Paiuter,
o*o. W. Smith,
A. J, Jouoa,
Hody Pfttttraoo,
J. P. Turner,
L QrterSproal,
W. a Mcßride,
C. A. Ooliobj
GQABXKBBD CAPITAL..
AVFIn *od Marine Riifcl i
OPFH
Pwiideot—A.iL Caut
TCra President-—Boot t
ftocrrtirY «nd Tr«*fnrttr—;
8317,041 49
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St. Clair street:
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max’* Bumble among the Fowniferotß Deposit* cf the
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■aie at low prices, a choice assortment of standard, poetical
and miscellaneous works; n*w publlcaitoos In the radon*
departments of literature. Stock recently replenished:
•v Band Boob of jlUtorjaand Chronology from
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