*' ■ - ■
A f
• M/ ; a
• '*■« .' • 1
H/T AOKEOWN 4' FINLEY, Wholewle
I3UL.l*«aat«ndM»cU»aurCTcf Cutro '
LUxrtyKmt, tmumb. p». . - IW
U L-YAHNESTOOK t Co.. l»t« oftli«ars
IoA >pa«Qce<gc*tto lyagg
Oral. WfcotMftte Brand* Ko.CO,conwr Wood ud Foortto
BA. FAHNESTOCK. & WHO-Uf
• •k'Drto;lsta «s 4
•adUthttjneonor Wood .sad'VMl
. T/ BCHOONMAKKI^MANOFA(«UK^
_
rtM.«»;B«woodit-ntttWninr». °"° »oi
«q Fiiat^ou^PTwata,to wKyf »° dg r u> •"***»
—iS_
JOUN P. 800TT, WHOKSALBMjAU
>UMn P«ioa,OiKT«niWi» *” 4 VT***n, 80..
tMUUrtjmmt,nn&trrfk. _
XMffiffS ASP "<
jiTHHult»jiBi.CUlr.*U, .
FLfiMlNtt, (SUCCESSOR TO L. <
WDeox A Cfctoortrfratafcit rtnottod SHaaoed, Inapt •
daffaUapdoorolata—uUßmtof Praia. ,
SmSmC Hadlfltto Cbifa PotfnnwT , endillKtidet p«v
ta oeapMaMaiU
boats-'r^V. -;-*'• '/"■ ~V - ■''' \y ' • '- jtfJy pi
Eh. GEO. H. KEYBBK, DKDQOIST,
Wlfooi itwiV comae of Wood ctroetond Vlr*ln
,PittatajtfhP*.
» " , .3 ■
a. ubWWM^.. w ..,....m , »-tucB
- XECU & i HUTCHINSON, Comirnsaioa
nn lbn Hon? ■TUt,*aZ*aui.
udPraildahn. BralJ, Or*ta,DrW Trail, ud Product
mitniiT. DwtWa&dt FtmOr Hoar tlnja os
SSSffeaiSdTSr UMtonW c*Ubr*K htaW ,
Paul Sarah. -Ho*. UA Sacooit&iU} Vtritiita* b*Me& | •
\Too3 aad gmHhtUM aU, plttabonh. Pa. *pMja {
“iV' •--'•.v
j*. ;T~v • '
! /'UIEE3E WAKKHOOSJU—HENRY H.
v OOLUKB.VWntaw ul OmiiHwlilß Herch«nt,iiid
TJ D— tor to OhiuMi, BattorTfcifcr TM> «nj Prolßcr famMj,
'-I U Wood ft, rbor. Wrtor. Plttobtush. tojO
T . B. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
ft • onto, nimmlwlnn «n 1 JTennrdlog Herchent, nni _
D<*lrr la Wetter* Bteam Cheeee, Better* Pot bi
-tod Pearl Aeh, Md Weetem Piodoee geoereUr. front et, j
rtmtn Smlthfldd end Wood* rttteburgh* . ’ 1
r\ AVID o.', UEKBST, FLOUR, PRO
JLjr Herebtnfc Ho. 28?
. Übmxstrte*,cornered Shad, Httaborsb.ghee nle etten*
tlaa to thereto of floor, Fotfc. Bacon, lird,lfr»eee, Better.
9ml*. Spedfralta, Seeds, Jteltow
• -■ JXyWfpfwmtempectfnDfeqpjttiV eoUj
A LBXi -FORSYTH, WOCKSaOtt TO
> «£jL *B4oomml«lott Hot
cheat, Itaeler in Wool, uldae, floor, Baron, Lent end lam
(XI aad Piodace'ceaenny; Ho. 717* tter «t, Pittsberfb, Ft.
TJUGLE * WAREHOUSE,—JAS. GARD*
r*i INBR,. Whpteeele Dealer In floor, Prortsloae end
Produce generally, No. 6 Sereotb street, between liberty
and SmluTfitM, nttebergh, Pa.
•-• M .Twinicaih.' mrtJy
BIDDLE, WXRTS A CO., General Com
mltetoe Verefcaateand Dealer*
Ho. ltd liberty street, Pitteberrh, Pn. •
jar"C®u*JgoniWit* solicited and eetfrlictoty return* sear*
nteed. ' ; delftlydewl
mm?
insutantt aatnts,
’ FlNN£Y«'AzoiiiEiiT6bi
XV* ffo.ft’Witaritrwl. ' ; • :" '•" • '•
, H-
A A\ OARBISB, SECRETARY ;
. ‘Wnetylgaoto Inmnmc* Oosopcoy of PUtstargSv ■.
J«H»* Building, TocrthgtrKt.
SAMUEL It. MARSHELL, Secretary Citi
»wa* faggrimco Oogipmy, Pi Water itrxC - .
F< M. GORDON, Secretary Western Insar
• aeoOdnpoar, 03 Water ctrect. -
J - GARDINER COFFIN, Agent fop Frank
« Wtrp Tnjin*aftft Qnnjoay, KartS etlt oornetWood
V-’
•'V • : ::M
>-•*. :ms* . i
-.,u i:^!
t; ‘
P A. MADEIRA Agent for Delaware
o.Mgtaallnro»acaOp»42Watar«tra«t. ?
08HDA KOBINSON, Agent Continental
laa«fiie»Oa» Si Fifth atroat.
Ml
ri'Y'^-wiNV’
THISIfiMACKENZIE* Attorneys at Law/
- xOtBc*2to.» Toorth stmt. PilUbcrgb, P». NoUryPab
* lioWodOhloOcaamlMtoow. . •P 9
OSUPIi 8. & a; r. MORRISON, AT
tornej»*tL»w.iOfllc* Ho. M Fowtli it, oe»r Wood,
gjtaUnrtb, P*- . ' . . /' . j
iillil
'.*T T«V*> •». . .
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l -'-"Iv-V-'-*- .jfV. I
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T.
m?.
iap^pjnM:
till
WM
Sw«
\ \ > v ;vxv--':5-
k;4r^SS-^si
■X ..S:?:•;.'sjivv.-.'
; v»' ; s .v
f ; - : '■■’.'•
\ •... •.
rf' n" LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
fj.DrrQool*, sign ot ctaorlglaftl B** Hit*. NeW
t, PHUbargh. \ mrl9
SOuPHY * BOKOUIfiiSLD, UKALERS
f) 1l JPALMEH, No. 105 Market Street
IV. pgdarla BotmtO, H»t«. Bnw Trtaaldl^ijw
n>V(Mi i«o«raUy. *“■
llTint]r>ftTi Saw ud Iteoad flaad
OABBIAGK3 AND HTTOGIICS,
Kiniu it .. _ .
nr wrnPT3»P BHFOSiTOB'7
rpHE aobseriMr bfferi for rale, orgOVJP
I tnimi ndH wit nuaoibb- tona.«fflSß
hmohSi cf Stfooete Ud ■ocoaHuwd B agrt% w 4»
by Wittoc, of FkUsMpUt, nm> btlt UUI *' k ?!*fc I fte
■ gtM i ■mi mi " , la ay ova ihcp»frwp «•
®JBsa«B^ssaas£&«s
mm» m. hw eomnoo BoaUQ«ntTiN<i far Ugpt
■MckoOmc*' tbo«ub*eflber lUtterobuniirtio H
, Co lb* IstorMt ofptwoo* pnrcft***,to sinbla
tablUhtMtttia couTtalcal «o
t*3sn Sw Itoo OoKhn pwring tfa.
... ctrriagt HiW#?oi Sanolactory.
M. i. STKPKKNB, A.K»n,t.
OamtrSmillfiM StmHmd Diamond dUrf, I
WOULD reroecrfhilT inform thncdPM* I
pobUo th*t U U ww fijMtod ■■
Mwlh« maned of CarrUc* mtkia* la «U iu ]
to exscnt* ordtrt tot TTagoia
of ill de«cripli6g«, loeiadloj all vork for Xroa Mvrcfcaatf j
Itowid apoa him wkfl* •* tbt d 4 ««od of-‘Blstl'r* * Oa,
. tksttk«Ha* «*r» «d *tt ttt
ttoa«lUb»K}TMtoaUhl*flid«t M bcrvtoforv»h*Tittf »*
JJSrSrln mxk ■JmaUA tx U mmtii
- ~
J ■ c«Mk u 4 CtrrlMi Factor/. ;
“ JORaIOIi BKOTHIS *CO.|
~ ttnurV Wmmi mtd WM Smn'
.. ' immmr an.-
on»
fen, tWf frtMxfr. md. to poblte pß>-W^yRW—
. y.' ttar a»:iuu«bUlidßg B«»oeh«fc
fcod QiirtoU, la *3l thdx Tart^
. °°tSaSmn-iai
lY»nn?Tl■f *" IA Bw«fct irm iljofei «tt»B«Wtora
ta «n iiMir yrt Of!
'SdtaatarT&.'vni,MmKM «oS, tb«r Meoot
SSnS iio tuor tlMa »tth Ibdr p*trem*« *m t»
?*>»■«*« «ll p«r-,
;'.daJ««■wnlx**-- ' . ; ,
;>7’ •* s > ; >*•
-J:
rT;:’
;»v. ?».£•- i : ;
U»
XSslisraSK
? nrtany^
■ ; ~'. X •'• Tauun.
/ LOSS 4LJLSEi « ••“■
®;OUBE andsign painters,
, Mo.TI <OM Fwt OOMVaa<Uat)Thlrd rtnit, batWMO
(mSManslttmta. AKordmerospayctiaMlo.
ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
Swaafattr
tPtolrace Sraltre.
IOS. J. HDNTKR, Agent Farmers* and
- W: POINDEXTER, Agent Great West
darprte.
OBINSON & CO., Dealer in Carpet*, Ac.,
#Xo.Oflfthj»wiL '
XELIAM McCUNTOCK, Dealer in.
Qirpgta. No- ll2.M»rk»t fe3
- 'W.D. * B. «*OAU.£«,_'
IEALEB IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
' MamHOa, Ac. 80.57 Joorth abort omr Wood.
attomcs.
OJBEBX St’KNIOUT, ATTORNEY ATI
I law, tod Solicitor of tfu B»a* oC ntUVngh* Ko. uO
thyret,PimborgH. ‘ • " ®* lB
Btje ®oom.
Oamagt*.
ffftßUlcians.
'■ VfriLHO* HAIA RESTAURANT,
jusoyio iULL,nrrB szrxxt, \
i*o®»3Paa i-biokeb,..
PBOPBIETOR. • * x
4LL TUB DBUOACnss .0? _fl>.
/% THE oiiOST. pttpwyd ty IhtpmiUa iflPß' I
it th»
• - grfcrcLOCtA. u. usrii. tw ■ n *.. cuock r. u.
" SllirtkU* to tb» llte, r» tt« h*«l, W«i or
E*prw» •ul«t»h| opto orders-
ftiO tiki* &t OALMJZBALL lU
iss?
TOiILY PtTTSBfJTteg
S*GBBBRT A GO*« ,
Hb®mb,iremty *lDo.)
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
AsdWbolcnlf Xtartmta •
Prodae*,Flour «a* Wool,
yo. 1&S Prml end 138 Setoni PittibvrgK, Jb.
n>Uyd-«yg
' , U4BAHB.* ADflfiß,
.. SUUUM '
Flour; Grain and Produoe. •
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,'
Ho. 1H S<oondSt.,Pjtubvrg'k, Pa,- -
nyttdyd ' ~ y " • -
BOND
©AHBIHCHfcBOSD,
COMMISSION'MRRCIIA NTS,
tfo. 228 NoriK Second Strut,
, .7 ". : M^II,AD*tPBIA,
*«r lb* al* of ProdQM.knd snehaiM of in Aoy
crihta ootnuttd yith than wi]t be promptly fbnrarw.
I -. »pSM<a* ,
JOEL 8. LEECH ft CO„
io».a«a 4ta**mi»r«r«*-r* , *‘‘^“ r * h * p * -
■ ’J WnOISSAM GROCERS
OMMIBSION'. MBBOHANTR
DULXBSIS
PHOTO AHD BACOBf, - ;
Tin Plato, and Tinn***. Stools
ITTSBUROH MANCFAOTURES.
mmi : 1 :
ntntosi iiimwi.-pwim *• ****tr~oit. *• *at*ci*.
SPRIHGBR lURBAVQH * CO.»
IOMMISSIORT M.EROH AN.TB,
DXALERB IN
Wool, Hides, Provisions & Produce Q enerally,
Ho. 295 Liberty Street,- Pittsburgh.
• jiM -■ ■ • •• • • , • „
MnAt.piw at CO.,
(Uteol J. RTUtct, iioUptn * 03, Pltt.tiuijh]
•QENERAt COMMISSION
: AH» .
B'ORW-AJBDING. MBBOHANTS'
1 Litu and WuMnetoii
."WYANDOTtI CITY. KASBAB TK&EXXUST,
BkFKOSNCXS:
B.£e*ehft 00-,tad FiU>tmr£b
v.DOttn>n«
T EWI9 £ EDGERTON, (Snoeeasow to D.
1 1 T.Mornn A Wbolemla Qrocett and Oommierton
Harchaati, 107 Wood etrect, Pltteborgb. ' mr3
TENKY 8. KING, (LATB OF TUB
t Una of Kin* ft Moorhead,) Oeemaladoa Merchant,
[Dealer to ft* Metal a&d 8100me.90.78 Water stnetvbe*
- cpiß
A A.HABDX, (SCCCESSORTO HAR
■ dy,Joace Oommltiontnd. VonranUxig M«-
•teat; T«iH*«fpft»ettenH»d t cnr»
aerTlr»tapffTBrTyitfe,‘?Ktebigth,Pa. > JaSWyd
Edward t.> meoraw, general
Oomtnlarfoa Merchant? tad Wfcoleaele Dealer la Haaa
red Tobacco, Imported and Doseetlo Olpn, 6oaflL_4fe,
4&,No.SU Liberty itrert, opposite the bead of Wood,Pltt»>
barffc,Pa. ■ r * phlfcly
Gttctre.
Tnofe umi ... th os. UTT
T. LITTLE * CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And dealer* io 1
ILOUBi BACOJT, OHEESB.
ran, OILS and PJtODECE.
Ho. 119 Second PUtatargbi Pt>
oe^ l tlb«r>ladt«oe<eti>adeoo >^**, ffT' f "*nta. • mrl> ■*_
EOBBRT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer,
Prodnc* aad Oonrmfeckm Merchant. No. 134 Treat
meet, Peer Wood, PI tteborgh. Pa." • apfelyd
AGALBY, COSGBAYE A 00:*
1 Wholesale Qrocan, No*. Haad9o Wood etroet, Pitta?
-ALEXANDER KING, WHOLESALE
A Grocer aad Importer ,of Soda Aib, j?o. J 73 liberty
: treat, Pittatergh, pa. apldyd*
oxo. a. ........jax. a. cooirr.
TONES A COOLEY, "WHOLE LALE GRO
'fj. GEBS cad Boat Tarniabere, dealers la Prodaeeaad
. Ptttaborab Uaaobctam, No. 1U Water atreet, seer Cherry
Alley, Plttebcrgh, Pa. •' tayfld
•urt. r. mmi ...jogar «. oawotoß.
SHBIVEE' & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE
Orxanu So. 180 *i»l lS3B«ooad Wtr*et, (bttrwi Wood
*BO BmlthflsdjHttib*rgh.
rLonw«.—-.TOiiiM rum.
JOHN, FLOYD 4 CO, WHOLESALE
V Orocaraft&dCocuainioQ Mtnrlaots, Ho. 178 Wood ftod
liberty J«M
fnvnt <TiTT , , — : ton VIIIOI.
UTATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE GRO
ft Comm baton Merchant* end Dealore la Pro*
dneaaad Fltttbuigb Maun£icturf«,No.2sBlJbcrty street,
FJttiimijb. JnSJ :
SAIAH DICKEY * 00.,-WHOLESALE
. Q rocere, Ootn miarion Merchants, and Peelers la Prodoce,
>. SO Water street, aodG3Prqnt«tireet,Pitt»b<inxh- '
W' u. MOCOT 0 H E O N WHOLE-
Grocer* Prodneeand CfgnmtnVw '.Merchant,
and Dealer, in, Pi tt*bcr*b Mmafeotnnd Article* Ko.U*
liberty street, corner ot Brewery ey, PUtetrargb, Pa. - my 3
joox irwVrr. t. j. »i *nu. itnu.
4 TWELL, LEE A CO., -WHOLESALE
A Grocer*. Produce and Comwieriim Merchant*, sad
DeSers In Ptttaborgh Matmfhctnras, No. 8 Wood street, be*
tween Water and Front et-, Pittebnrgb. f *plB •
UM. ■«*«««■ mu in i.ii-HT
T> I&BISON & CO., WHOLESALE
111. Grocers, Oonunlasioa Merchants, and Dealers In sQ
kinds of Proriitons, Produce and Pittsburgh MarrafacUiif,
Wo. «56 liberty street, PltUborgh. jilfclyd
Robert h. king/wholesale GRO
CER, Comml3ri«nllerchiat,*nd Dealer I* rMtfacr%
flail, floor, aad &U kisdi of Country Prodoc*, Nix 211 li>
arty atmt, mouth of Blxtb, Fittttargh, Pa. WbwOjd
micei mw on conaignniaaU. . Jtauyq
■MWfMtttn —inf** tnusM
TJOBERT DALZELL k C 0„ WHOLE
fV SALB Groeert, Oommlmioa and forwarding Mar*
dta&taaad DHltrtta PndaM«ndPmibßrsh MnDuttctawa,
2Ta» 231 Liberty atroet,Plttaborgh, P*. •' a r* ;
«Ual »*tat» flantts^;
WIbLUM WAJELDt
TvEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
1# Bondi, KortfifM sad all mcmiiQmmoony.
jNneaa css proem* louts through, ny Agtacf,«»» r*“*° n *
sblstaras. 1 '.
Pto—wfahlng to tarwt tbstopoaaytoff^sdTaattgs
cm alirlyi ftncffint tod i*ec*<rclj»ip«j»r»*Hiy offlc*,.
All oooonnkitioiM tal Istarffan itrldlr eenftdatU.
Oflcs QUART oppwJU St. P»hl‘«C*tbodrtL
'„•' ~ - .
SoofcstUaß, &r.
WS. REN'TOUIv 20 \Sfc. OUur «tr*et,
• DutalnlUltaoorind MluelUnwaa Books, ud
Ptporttofy ot Amartcu Tt»ct Sodotj'j Fvbtkatioas.. -
I -nirßEitartyf' ' f ’ ~~
WMr O.JOHNSTONAJ CO., Stationers,
Slut Boot Maanftcitamt Md-Job fdstara _3J°-
gTWoodrtnwt.Fltttbaish.Pb. >
COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR Ix 3
dbrOTOobuW isd BtUH Bmlotlb Boob,
id Piper Hogging*. Fodoral *tr*rt,6thdoorS.
Sgow, ADogbony, PM •
JOHN S,:I)4VISON,JBOOKS£XJi£R AND
SUttoanr. ueeMur to Dmloob * Ajotw, Ifo. C 3 wrtrt
rtml, bur. jwgtt,Flttrt<ggh,P».. • ’
ay booksbllbbs 'anosta-
TIONKBS,No. MWood strut, n«rtdocrto ttoeor*
oer of Po. School ud Ldw Boob eon*
gtutly oo b*od-. ~ • • '
lAb, BOOKSELLER ANI) t
Ko. TB Toprth «U Apollo Building*.
J ♦ TTOH
UNT&. MINER, BQOIEs
, ond Stationer, MuonkiHtil, Fifth rtroofc
JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 TITOOD ST^
twtwup Diamond Altar u* Foortbitmt. Wo Afg
br OBICKBBIKO A SONS’ fronton) PIASO
: Sn A SAHLCTS MODEL UkLOOSONS and OtiOAII
HABUOXIUHB, ud Denlar fa Mode ud Musical floods.
| JtO /•••'•. «
TT KIEBEB i BRO., No. 58 FIFTH
HiUUlOMlUMS,D**l«ntoHoatorad
MarioUlartrtMWt*. ' ' ®°
BLPMK. MANUFAOTII^
-wtwftt«u» fcr P*f-T.gf, BA\uk CO.’SBwt*oPj*jo*i
wttfcwrt Jtok»a jKttariimnt. IB 'WoodJlitJit.
/art L| £^_ = _ Tr ———*
Jtatnttntr.
J AMES "W. WOODWBIiI*
AND CHAIRS
6BB&i
WHOLESALE AND, RETAIL,
, Eabmlac mrj ttjte of
p tr a » i i tj ii b,'
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT
Soluble for
‘ PARLORS,' CHAKBKR3 AND DLNINO ROOMS,
IqMl |o any |g
HEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
>- &H» AT
t o WER PRICES.
vtid* ®*d* by htsd tad WiriMUd.'W
CABINET IUUBS
*■■»«» .m m, t**g*ggSg”« 1,1 CI1AI1 “'
'■ wrtnj XSD BTEAUBOiTa
rornbM»*«»»*«»l>* ~oUf *- _■ ■ , ■
:f;;*»^&WVS2SgSg&.
nrefcdtr
f CHAIRS
Qtiial r
I .hj-togWto hr^t *** f^^mnuoo.
**?
11 wt stock c( onaGood*,Cbcorto, JtoUjVwWJ
aQOdo,Koante»Gooa*, HmS* W**|,«£*'s«** ,la
uk tit?, ximm oMMttia a Bmao»iora,;
tpl* fxa*rtTl<oToßra^Bo.T4M*nP*jgg*_.
ACON.—-10 wrta ShooUm In flaw. «nti.
txmi»*r. ..!..■ & *** C*ot» -
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, J[JLY lB5B.
fHarntfactuma.
O ART W&IOBT ik ■'T
(Tliifrwire to John Csrtwrlgbt,)
TV/fANDFAOTUKERS ond lmportera of
dIL Pock»tMdT»bli (MOW.
a. ffliwii! »• umwtotu.
CaiOGEi WADSWORTH ft CO.» •
M*naActnrer* of
Patent OieilUtlag Englnei <
AND
Portable Engines and Boilers of all Sizes,
PITTSBCBan,PA.
Workifct *
KoiniEro o? tb» Aqwocct,
ALLKOIIRNy CITY,
nEUIi BIDDI.K * CO.,
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh. Pu.,
or
xrrmPS, THONGS AND switches.
TV Ortisra solicited frcm th» trade, sod promptly «Hp»
MdMper tnetncticma. .
Tzuo—< months, cr 6 per cent. discoont lor auh.
wgiljJW ■
DE9BT QER^IO,
JlTo. 48V, eomer P«n» and Wabut Street!,
» Pittsburgh, Pa>.
MANUFACTURER OF HEMP AND
MAItILLA BID OOBDS, HEMP AND TABBED
ln,tol}£ (neb, Pine and Oommoo Pastas
•Ya*n,Ttned and Spaa Yarn,Baihan4 TMlOocd,Wow
Twine, Broom, Tying and Sewing Twine, Has and Cotton
Seine Twine; At. . .
fhU supply of the abore artldss constantly on band
or made to ordsr at tbeiowasi ca»h prices. {aSTflyd
MOORJ3BAD 4 CO,,
Asmara eon, Plain and £f#rr»j|oud,
GiALVANXZEp , HHJ&BTE IRON,
for Booflsgi Qottericg. Ppeaflnf, Ac.
~ Agent* for Wood's. ;
Patent ImltnUonßusst* Sheet Iron,
43»WenbOQs»— Ae.136 J\rsi<Sm«,i*tfr&ioyA
miVTilyd
V. LYONS
(Booeeaeorto A.LjotuftOo.)
MJJ<e»UIVU»VI.
LOOKING GLASS i PICTURE FRAMES,
AHD DIALEB IN
varieiy oooss,
■ So. 13. wood HI., Pittsburgh, P*.
fc&dtf .
IRIS AC OOLTART,
sots ftunjMCTUuu or
HUGHE'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE ACT TBIP lAMBBB.
TT AMSIBRS of tho following shut Ac.,
_El_ tosdsto orten
“r<B. L Lift 7 in. ftillblow, 3008 lb*. [Price $ 350.
** £ ■** 9 « ■*'.«» MOB «. .: i M 460.
•* 3, «11 *• “ 11689 “ “ 600.
-4, “15 “ •» “ SSOM*** “ 900.
«* t, M ® “ “ * 4U&O “ •* 1600.
■ - •*.«aoif a acoo.
gar OnUn •olldtwl. rorpsrtleaUntddrHa
JiQftWß * OOLTABT.
! . PimWMH, Pa.
WATVTTTrai, BRA.DLEV.
Eakx Lin, (Btlow tb« BtCUir Street Brttta,)
Alleghany City; Fenne.,
BBADLET'B WOOIES ISITTIBG USE,
Of orerr Color tad Kumber.
IS PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
short sotlc* for eTory color or nnmbor of Ysrni. Hot
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Tbs EsrBABOHissJtKKT or, RossLvafixaifl.—
Paris, Bat do Lellc, April 1,1858.— T0 Madam
Henry Grafton Chapman: Madam—lntheletter
which you do mo the honor to write to me; yon
ask information respecting the great work of
the emancipation of the serfs in Russia. - It is
with the utmost satisfaction, dear madam, that
I am able to reply that tbU work has been re
solved upon—has been aotuilly undertaken. Its
Initiation is due to the Emperor Alexander 11.
You may well Imagine my-feclingt towards that
noble prince. Before speaking of tho measures
of the Russian government for the emancipation
of th[p serft, let me describe their present con
ditlon. -• '•*'
The number of peasant* living upon the es
tates of the nobility who at*proprietors ismoro
than twenty millions of both Sexes, r- About half
of these pay their lords a aertain sum of money
annually, and hare the improvement of all the
land belonging to the commune. Oftentimes
the land Is not in quantity sufficient for tho
subsistence of the peasants, and then they be-'
take themselves -to all aorta of industrial occu
pations, which they carry on at n.diilanco from
their homes. Although it- depends absolutely
on the will of the noble to determine the rent,
the peasants, in general, are not overburdened
by iL, Nay, it is sometimes so moderate that,
in conjunction with other [favorable circum
stances, the peasants find themselves in a pros
perous situation. This happens chiefly on the
estates of wealthy landed proprietors.
The other half of the serfs.work by the day,
cultivating the land of .the seigneur, who gives
them about half for their own aubshrtence. The
rule Is, that they shall work three days in the
week for the proprietor, besides paying him
something in kind, and discharging certain other
obligations. The position of these day laborers
is much more'Unfavorable than that' of those
who pay their rent In money. The proprietors
are only too apt/to transgress the rules both of 1
labor and other dues, add arbitrary power some
times aUains / enormoas proportions. • The Em-,
peror Alexander I. was tho first who thought
seriously 6t emancipation. Still, only the peas
ants of the threo Baltic provinces were freed
under his reign. The Emperor Nicholas enter
tained the idea daring his whole reign, bnt noth-,
ing was actually accomplished. At length, the!
Emperor Alexander 11. publicly declared to tho
deputies of tho nobility, at the time of his oor-1
reflation at Moscow, that the timo had come for !
the of the work of emaaelpa
lion. It is better, said he, that it should come j
from above, without waiting for the idea to rise
from below. From ihat time, the question of |
emancipation began to agitate every mind. I
Many projects were prepared by^individoals, 1
and presented to ths government, which ap- 1
pointed a committee ad hoc to examine them, i
and the general question of emancipation also.
Finally, the proprietors ofthrae provinces (of
Lithuania) asked thVgovemujont to be autho
tied to appoint a committee vraows duty it should
be to prepare a bill for the emancipation of Lhe
serfs of these three provin&s. The imperial
government in granting . Inis -authorization,
thought it ought to indicato: certain rules and
establish certain principles to be considered in
tho conduct of the affair, appealing at the somo
time to tho proprietors throughout the empire,
inviting them to proceed in the same manner to
form committees in each province, whose duty
it should be to prepare plans for emancipation.
~ The rules and principles laid down by* the imr
’ perial government may besammedupasiollows:
1 “Fiiwt—The proprietors are to secure to the
. cultivators whatever land may be necessary for
their snbsistenoe, and for the payment of their
does to bolh proprietor and government.
“3«cond—ln consideration of this disposition
of land, the peasants most pay rent to., the pro*
Sriotor either in money or in labor; both to be
etermined by the committee in leseion in the
eapitol of the province.
•'Third—The cabin and the kitchen-garden of
the peasant are to become his own property os
soon as paid for, whether In money or in labor.
“Fourth—Tho time necessary, to complete the
new order of things shall not be more than
twelve years; And daring this lime the peasants
shall be in a transition state.
“Fifth—At the expiration of this term, the
peasants shall have the right to leavo the spot
where they may be, &n<Lgo and live where they
chose. Thai, then, freedom will bo definitely
accomplished.
“Sixth—Thereafter, half of all the eeignorial
lande are to be set apart lor the nee of the
peasants, never to be united to tho eeignorial
estates."
Bach is the government basts of emancipa
tion. The committee charged with carrying it
Into effect may modify tho means. 1
Nothing has yet been done by any of those
committees. We shall see whether they will
accomplish their mission in the time appointed
by government, which is six months for the local
committees, and a year for the general ones.
You will not fail Madam, to have remarked
that the distinguished fealuro of the reform un
dertaken by the Russian government is, that
the Emperor has abandoned the initiation of tho
reform to the proprietors themsolves. This has
not been the method in other countries. Timo
will show whether the Rossian proprictors will,
as is so greatly to be desired, reply worthily to
the call of the Emperor. But we believe that a
great, step has been made. The word emanci
pation has been pronounced. The peasants are
waiting, but with calmness and patience. They
are in a stale of tranquility. God grant that
they may eo remain till thd hour of their com
plete liberation. One cannot but fervently
hope it may be eo. N. ToraomutEfr.
[From Rotas Choata’l Fourth of July t ration at Boston on
A Few Bqvkdzxo asd GmtthUxq Gkhkbali
ties.—-“In some of iho elemental characteris- j
ice of political opinion the American people aro
One. These they can no more renounce for aub
stance than the highest summit of the highest
of the White Utils, than the peak of tho Alls
ghaniet, than the Kooky Mountains can bow and
caet themselves into the see. Through all their
history; from the dawn of the colonial life to
this brightness of this rising, they .hare spoken
them, they hare written thorn, they have acted
them, they hare run orer with them. In all
stages*, in all agonies, through all report, good
and evil—some learning from the golden timos
of ancient end mediaeval freedom, Greece, and
Italy and Genera, from Aristotle, from Cioero,
Bodioai, and Machiarel and Calvin; or, later,
from Harrington and Sidney and Boussean;
some learning, all relnforoing it dircoUy - from
nature ahd natures God; all hare held and' felt
that every men rwas equal to every otheri man;'
that every man had a right to life, liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness, and a conscience un
fettered,’that the people were‘the source of
power, and’ the good of the people was the,
politioal object of society This creed, so
grand, so lt* general ahet duly quali
fied, so true—planted the colonies, led them
through the desert and the sea of anll-revoluUon
ary lify rallied them all together to resist; the
0 f a king and a minister, sharpened and;
pointed the bayonets of all their battels, bunt
forth from a million lips, ‘ beamed in a million
•yO, horned In a mMon bosoms, sounded out
la their revolutionary eloquence of firo, and in
the Declaration awoke the thunders, and gleam
ed in the lightning of the deathless words, of
Otis, Henry Mid Adams; was graved forever on
the general 1 mind by the pen of Jefferson: and
Paine, as by asteel point on a great rook,' sun
lighted, survived the excuementeof War and the
necassltiesof order, penetrate and tinged all
onr constitutional composition and polloy,; and
all our party: organisations and nomenclature,
and stands tcrday radiant, defiaut, jocand r ; tip
toe, on the summits of oar greatness,
authoritative and louder proclamation to human-,
ity by Freedom, the gurdlan and the avenger/!
-Bar. Dr. N. H.Hlll, aPreabyterianblergymaa,
• ftf f-BfemW*, Mo., died in -that .place on Tuee
• day, in the ninly-saveoth jear of hfyage.
| Hallhasbeen pretoki|*ln the Wset for awriJ i
1 fifty yean. * *■
Fo&sioit Asvxsrtf&tts Ajn> Awbicas Qtzlb.
—One of the moat vexatious troubles among the
wealthy families of the United States, is the ai
iachnienfs which their daughters form for un
principled foreign adventurers, who come over
here forihe very purpose of bettering their for
tunes or gratifying tholr lore of social intrigue,
by malting the acquaintance of romantic young
ladies connected with wealthy families. At the
present lime several distinguished cituens are
chasing some of these whiskered aUTenturera
who hnTe run off with spoiled and silly 8“* s *
It is hut a few days since ono of these fellows,
an escaped convict, turned the heads of half the
girls in Newark, N. J. A short time einoe, a
creole barber, of very dark complexion, flour
ished ithrough the southern cities, under the:
title of Don Carloj de Castro, a political exile
from his immonso plantations in' Cube, and
caused a hundred susceptible young girls ,to lan
guish for his love. ' Mr. Blount, a distinguished
lawyer of Mobile, is now in chose of a whiskered
Frenchman, a bogus Count, claiming to be an
officer of the Zouaves, of Crimean celebrity, who
has run off from-Moblle, leaviog bis landlord
and toilor unpaid, and taking with him Mr.
Blount’s wife and daughter, tho mother having
become quite as\infatuated with the profligato
adventurer aa heV daughter, and gone off to see
them mfrrlcd. This fellow flourished in New
York as Captain H*hri Arnaud do Biviero, un
til he bad destroyed tho peaee of several fami
lies and was exposed as an impostor, after
whloh he went South to play off his impudenoe.
ispiAN WhISKT—iIIBSJEBOTA INVOLVED.—A
citiien of St. Paul famishes some pretty hard
papers on his fellow-sinners who trade with the
Northwestern Indians. He says a barrel of the
“pure Cincinnati,” (?) even after it has run the
gauntlet of railroaa and lake lmvel/is a suffi
cient basis upon which to manufacture one hun
dred barrels of “good Indian liquor!” He says
4 small bucketful of the Cincinnati article is
poured into a wash-tub almost, full of rainwater;
a large quantity of “dog-leg” tobacco and ted
pepper is then throWhinto the tub; a bitter spe*
cies of root, oomaon in 4‘the land of the Daco-
is then cut up and added; burnt sugar or
some such article is used to restore something
like the original color of tho whisky. The com
pound has to be kept on hand a few days before
it is fit for use. It is then administered to the
aborigines .ad libitum. ,110 says all an Indian
wants is something that will “bite!” and if mat
ters hot whether it is pepper, rum/or tobacco;
that he wilFgWe forty acres of land for one dose.
He says some of the speculators, When they wish
to “drive a bargain,” have only to administer
this inbocent preparation to the CMppewas and •
) Sioux simultaneously, and they all start at once
i for their war-cloba and tamahawks, and proceed
' to cleave each other’s brains out.
ft.co
Prater for Pardos. —A petition was for
wardodrecently to the Hon. T. H. Hicks,. Got
crnor of Maryland, signed by 114 Ministers of
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Black River
Conference, asking for the pardon and release
of tho 'Her. Samuel Green, a oolored local,
preacher, who is know lying in the Penitentiary
of that State, under sentence of ten years* im
prisonment, for having in his possession a copy
of Uncle Tom’s Cabin.— Ex.
What a-“land of freedom” is this getting to
he l • An intelligent human being incarcerated
for ten ycarsfor the criraeof having In his pos
session a book containing' some unpalatable
truths to people of a particular' section! The
petition should by all means have been present
ed on tho anniversary of a' summer day in 1776,
when certain treasonable men met in Philadel
phia and declared “that oilmen are created
equal, that they are endowed ,by their Creator
with certain inalienable rights ; that among
these are life, liberty and the pnrßuit of happi
ness.” No time so appropriate could have been
ohosen. —Ohio Slate Jotir.
PiRRSinvARiA AND THB North. —Secretary
Cobb, the Attorney-General, and the Secretary
of the Interior have returned from their mission
to Philadelphia,-where they went for. the pur
pose of fixing a site for tho post-office, &o.—
They returned ladened with gloomy tidings as
to the future of the Democratic party in the Key
stone State: and U- is said that Judge Black
states, that.nnlcsa tho administration shall cease
its warupon Judge Douglas and his friends,
defeat is inevitabloinPennsylvaniaand through
oat the entire North and Northwest. lemiwell
persuaded that this tcrrirble blunder upon the
part of Mr. Buchanan in separating from him
Douglas,Walker,Forney,Brodriok and multitudes
of hi 9 orignal ardent was not only
contrary to his own feeliogs, but his judgment
was decidely adverse to such a step. Ho would
gladly have avoided each a courao, but the firo*
eating wing of tho party demaadod the sacri
fice,' and he bad not the courage and firmness to
resist, alihough be was convinced that ruin would
be tho result.— Watkmgion-Cor. Halt, Patriot.
Bbothsr and Sibtxr — A Sort of Romance.
The Now York Staats Ztilung has tho following
story:—Somo years ago, a young man was living
in New York city on a high ecalo. His name
was William Frazer. Ho had a large basinets,
good connections, and was so mnch engaged by
the world's glitter and display that he had no
time to look after his sister, at that time apoor
teacher in ono of tho boarding-schools of New
York; and by-ond-by he forgot her entirely.—
Some days ago an aged man was arrested near
Baltimore and brought back to Morristown, N.
J., whero ho broke oat'of tbo cell he' was con
fined in, to await his sentence for counterfeiting.
It was William Frazer; The onoe poor teacher
lives now at. Paris, in tho Palais Elyses Bourbon,
on the Chomps Elyeee, and is the wife of Prinoo
Lucien Marat. She may dream every night of
kings and crows, while her unfortunate brother
is awaiting his sentenos to tho State Prison.
A&axsas Is a qnger country. If yoa go
there with a five dollar gold piece, they tar and
feather yoa for being a rich man. If yoa are
poor they give yoa fever and ague, and let it
lull you. Carious oonrilry, altogether.
Surrosiso the productive power of wheat to
be only six fold, the prodaoe of a . single acre
woold oovertbe whole surface of the globe in
fourteen years.
Aceetaih cookney bloc-board, overcome by
his sensibilities, fainted at the grave of bis
fourth spouse. "What can wo do with him t”
asked a. perplexed friend of his. "Let him
alone,” said a waggish bystander, “ho’ll soon
re-wive!”
An Aubnrn (N. Y.) paper praises very highly
a newlock said to have been got up ia}hat oity.
Auburn looks have always
Jour.
AsctmanLOus correspondent of a Now Or
leans paper says that Gen. Scott has no heart.
Perhaps that writer thinks that the old hero is
all plock.— Lou. Jour.
A Short Mokth.—July is said to .bo,-this
year, the shortest month ia the year. "Three
fourths” in it were gone before the first Tues
day arrived!
, Jftustcal.
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V/*tara and tlx aied one-third Octaz* Plano Pertet, will
b* openedand ready tor cranrinatton on
- .THURSDAY, JUNE SJ. _ :
TAKE NOTICE.—The Plano fortes manufactured by
ObkkerlDß A &oa*,are notfarniahed by them to any other
Loom in this dty, [and all orderi moil be tent and par
chaecre directed tolthe aabacrlbsr.
\ '•f I tniiii root
( COLT) A?iD EU.VEB MEDALS
Haro been awarded to .
cmpstßura <0 sons
v OYER ALL COMPETITORS,
For Superiority In their GRAND PARLOR, GRAND and
SQUARE PIANOS.'
. Tho fallowing letter from
BIGXSBXUSD THALBSafI,
Th* original muoKrlpt of which Can bomb at the tut
roomioCttwmbteribtr, ought to convince *o j oh ofthe
jupeciorlty of Cbkkerfog tlou Plano Portea ►—
J Pimfraoß, March 25,184*.
... Jia.llxnoaDearEir—Slncomy arrival la America I
bare eonttaally need the Pltnoe of Menrs. Orickaring 'A
Sqm, end I can only repeat to you (while thanking you
fortbe'PUnoeyoa hare to kindly fnruiahed for my con*
eerie here,) that which I hare ao often add before: Chain
atra meata ate the beat I here aeau in tho United Staiaa tad
will compere favorably with any 1 here era known.
Yr-m.Tcry trnly ‘ "
Yoon, Tory inilj, • *. ...
Tb • abot* lot of Flaw* la addltlcm to thow la tia*,
coarpriaei ill U» rtylM maotifcct wad bjCfakkerfag ft Boaa.
ALC-THE. PIANO TO&TEB auimifMtartd by CHICK
ERISG ft BONA • ....
-ARE W Allß AN TE D.
JOB3K H. UXLtOB>
8o]« As*nt forChlcktrlag k BoinVur rtttrtmrgh tndWwt*
crn Pwmyltmolt. i • JcB4*wT *
J>IANOSI jPIANOS!!
AsEfe|H
An addition*! itock of PUno lon** frcraf I ■ I f *
thoeahtrafed&fctortcaof _ -.
STQXWAY A SONS, NEW TOUK;
NOMKa AiOLAK U El7 f Y j..
MUSIC OF THE TIMES.
MoSepfUnimw,
UtuiooftboTime*,
. ItaleofUwTta**, •
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VOLUME LXXI —NUMB:
insurant*.
lerehanU’ luuasee Co. of Philadelphia
WM. V. PETTIT, Prwt.—J. McCANTf, Bsawtary.l
.Amoant of Capital Stock paid la and OO
ea|42S to |
te63,ca » 1
Inioru Cargo Rf«h" on the Ohio and Hiastalppißmtaasd
tributaries. Insures against k« or daman by Tira,
also against the partis of tho Baa, and Inland
Natl ration and Transportation.
Bnactcaa. 1
frm. V. Petit, John 0. Montgomery, John M-Pumwy,M
McCann, E. P. Wltmer, Bans GaUlon, Bettf. L. Woolstotfc
John A. Marshall, Charles B. Wright, John J. Patteraotfl
El wood T. Posey, J
wm. v. pirnr, pmidflnt*
E. F. WITMEB, Vice Pretldrtt
Dwight J. McCaww, Secretary.
Seiger.Lamb A Co, Philadelphia.
Back, Morgan ABtidfble; do.
Truitt/Bro. k 00, do. '
PmnroT, Caldwell k d6.
A. T. Lad* A Co, - do.
BteiMhlt*,Joetle* do.
Pittsburgh office, No. 97 water street
ooftdtf r. w. poindexier, Agent.
rrtaklla Fir* laautae* Company of
PHILADELPHIA
Charles W. Ba&ckeiv Adolph.®. Born,
Georg* W. Richards, gsmoel Grant,,
ThomM TT»r*. David 8. Brown,
MordscalD. Lewis, J*ob R. Smith,
Tobias Wasnsr, U orris Patterson.
n-o—» CHABtES N. BANOKEB, President
Cmaa 0. Bingen, Secretary.’
This Company eootinoee to Baas Insaraocee, permanent
or limited, on every demotion of property la town and
oonntry, st rates ts low ss an coaslsUot wUhsecnrtty.
The Company hare reeenred a Urge eonttapot find,
Which, withthsir Capital aad Premiums, <nfUy lavestsd,
aflbrd ample protection to tbsassored. ......i--
The Assets of the Oonumny. on January Ist, 1881, m pub-
Ushed agreeably to tbe Act of Aasetably, were as fcHows
-‘SSfcr ■
toSponal***. g«»
r Stock.
■ Cash,An..- 0 .
3 ■-
Since their Incorporation, a psriod # ©T twntycnsyesrt
th*r bare paid upwards of On* Mflllniji FoarHnndred
thousand DuUars Lome* by fire, thereby errldoaen
of the advantages of Inmraaoaaa well “S 2l r * bfltt7MI *
disposition to meet with promptness aP UsMUtlsa. • ; •
; J/GARDNEBOOmN, Agent,
ep!9 Offloe South—t cor. Wood and Tmrd eta.
Continental lunruee Company.
Incorporated by a* Ltgi&atwreof FtowytvsnU,
PIttPBTUALOBiBIIB
Authorized Capital, One HUlloa D0Han....—81,000,000
gecared and Accumulated Capital—l3l£oo
home OFFICE. \
m. 61 Whine! Street, stove Second, FhOaMphtk.
Pin TniriniTK* on Buildings, Furniture, Merchandise, do.
geneally. ~
MMiHMlnMivanc* on Cargoes sad-Frelghta, to all part* of
the world. ■ ■ .. • „ '
Inland Insurance on Goods, do, by Lakes, Rlvor*. Canals
Carriages, to all parts of the Union, on the most
faTorobl* terns, consistent'with;security.
GEORGE W. OOLLADAY, formerly Recorder of Deeds, Ac,
Philadelphia. .
WM. BOWERS, formerly Beglsier’bfWms.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, flnnoFOoleman 4 Smith. Impntin*
Bard ware and Catlery Merchants, Ho. 21 North Third
streat, above Market, phlla.
JOaipnOiT, 4nn of Jo—ph OU * Bon, CorpmmiUu, So.
12 Qnszry street, Phlla.
EDWARD v. MACHETTE, Arm of Maebette d BaUrceL
Importing Hardware Merchants, No. ISI North Third
street, above Race, phlla.
HOWARD HINGHMAN, flm of Livingston AOo, Produce
*nA flrajimhMtan WftTriiißta, N 0.278 Market,ft, abOV*
Ekhtb. Phlla. jP
GEO&6S W. OOLLADAY, Pmldmit
Ours Wows,Secretary.
JOSHUA ROBINSON. Agent.
nrtfcdlyfc No.MFifth stmt /upstsfru.)
lonoßgrii<U laimrmet Compta;
OF FHTBBOIU3H.
Omens—JAMES A. HUTCHISON, Prteidaat
HENRY M. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Oiro, No. 98 Winn Stub,
RiS Dune Jgahut aXL Madi «f FirtemdMarinetti
ASSETS, MAY 20TH, 1888: ,
Stock Doe Bills, payable on demand, secured by
two approved names———. CO
Premium Notes....— . 4—..—— •ST.®S ®
Bills Receivable....———B»WB *1
116 shares Mechanics’ Benk Block—coat.—JWOoO
80 do Bahk of Pittsburgh do do - Vf 52®
40 do Exchange Bank do do 2,060 00
100 do Citizens’ do do do 8,178 00
Balanoe Of Book Aeeoonts..-—B,WO I*
OOcs Fnndtore-. - 222
fu.it., UJU 78
stuonur
; I Wd. A, CaldvoD,
f WUJKmUflkr,
1 John HcDotUI.
I Gw. A. Berry
n A. Uoichlsoß
IlftiHT 1T B«c*y
Wm. B. Holaea,
YCmUHdsen.
Wm.
Thos. S.Coarl
Op TIISBBQBQ
GEORGE DARSXB,
t. iL GORDON, BecttUry.
OTVIOE, No; 92 Vltter stroet, (Spang A Co.'* Wareboo**.)
np (ttln, PitUborgh.
Will Insure affaimt oil l-iadt of Fire and Marini SUkt
A Home institution mandgtd' by Dtnctort. who are «mS
tnoim in the community, and who art determined. bt
prvmptnai and liberality, to Maintain the character w\iai
they have assumed, as <tfarinffOu bat protection la thonwho
desire tobeimured.
ASSETS, OCTOBEB SI, 1857.
Stock Acccantt...—..-. yiat-fino 00
Mortage—.... ....... ... 2,100 00
Billi itoorirmble— ... 4,181 67
OOc* Parnirore~.—.... ....... „.. 240 09
Opes Accannt»....... 9.478 04
Cuh. 14,641 46
Pramlam Not**...—...
Dills TJitcotinteii........
COKCTOU.
Wm. MeEnlght,
Nathaniel Holnee,
Alex. NlmWt, \
D*tW M. lone, e
William H. Smith
George Dartle,
JL illller, Jr.,
J.iW. Botier,
0. W. Jeckeoa,
JimM McAnley,
Alexander Speer,
Andrew Ackley,
nold:
a W. fiidutno.
i’UUbareh tile, fire and Bailss lni. CoT
Office, Ko. 96 Water Street,
PHTBBOBGH, FA.
JIOBT.GALWAT, fteddent.
r, A.Botha*?, Bec*y .AUX. BEASXJST, Tie* Preet.
I Aiwif laaalnlaygfayridaa.
TblaOompanriaafcMever* Inraraace appertaining to
connectedwlthXlFß BXBKb. •
” Aleo, against noil ad Cargo XUeki, on-the Ohio and
MiniMlppl riven and trtbatanoe,aod Marine Blah gen
eraliy.
And against Lees or Damage by Tire. .' '
And against tba Ferile of the Hm cad Inland Netfgatioa
and Transportation.
Polidee imaed at the I overt rates consistent with nitty
all partloe.
808
Bobert Galway, . <a
Saomel McQarkeo,
Joeeph P. Qitnm, If. D-,
John Scott,
Jamee Marshall,
David Biehey,
Janet W. Ilailmao,
• Chat. Arbuthnot,
fclfr-mySS-ly
Alexander Bradley.
Joeopb B.Leocb,
John foflerten,
Nathan W. Burt,
Dwrtd JL Chamber*
William Out,
Robert IL Hanley,
John Irani,
The Great Weitern Firs &sd fitnne ini. Co.
0? PHILADELPHIA. .
to Qmpanyt Bv&dinff, A'p. 403 ftalnvi, comtr tf
‘ Jbufth iSrcct*' •
AXJTnQKIZKP CAPITAL.
Capital paid la 00
Sonias,Januarylft,lB6S~..~M.>.~ Mi®4oS '
• • frrfiti ot
THUS H/XUlcAlfCS—ltm\ta& or PwpatoaL •
. ifcitgJiyJ UfSURAIfCjB, caVernls, Cargo aad Freights.
' IWLAtfZJ XZTOPSjUTGZ by Rltaw, Canals, Lakes and
Land Carriage.
rautotOM: \
Cbarlee 0. Lathxco, 1423 Walnut itraet, \
WOUtra Dmrliajn ulO Mm stmt. s:' • ■
.. Alexander Whludea, Merchant, 18 Noth Ergot i
laue Haalehorat, Attorney and OooasaDcr. ■
JobnC. Outer,flnnoTwnxhkHtuiterAOo.
JL Tracy. Qsn of Tracy A Col, Goldsmith 1 * Hall.
J ohs &. McCurdy, firm of Joom, White A McCords.
Tboa. L. onkspto, flxm ot OtUcepie * teller..
Jtt.jL flpq Bmtfti (fc
! Hon. HenrylL feller, gfflee227 Booth Third street.
: Jobs B. Voedee. cfiloe comer of Seventh and Bamsom.
Junta Weight, late Cashier Bank of TJojn
Allied Taylor, oflce Cairo City Property.
Jopt J. gtoccm, cfllct 228 Sooth Third meet.
1 0.0. LAlEB(ff.h«libii(.
W«OABLQfQ,Tka President
LEWIS QBEGOETi ) >. A« ft .• •» .. • «..»>
Second Vic* Prnid't./ B™*® OfflcvS Wall et. N. Y.
JAMES WBWnt Steratarr aaSTrawunr;
B. g» BIOBABDBOg, Aaststant.Becretaty.
K.W.POINsEXXBL'Agrat.
felT ■' AT Water stmt, PiFtrtrargh
Bcliute Intnal lnmnnct company of
PHI LAI>BL P H I A . ■
On l4mlUdoc.Pe>p«to» j ?M«rchenrito», Fanil tarn
feuis Stows erOooatiT. '
Office No. 308 Walnut; Street.
<UmiLsn7 l 93e.~AafßCJttl«tt efe-laratod w feUoww
rim Martctnootoprmd City Property, • -
—M.K.imW 00
Peon. BsUrotd Co* 6 p« cast Mortgage !<•»# , j. j„ >
. J»S&TO=arass=E. £g«
T«n>™" °»-r- ®
Stock ofCoontj TO. Itaarmpo S
Scrip ofSandry Imotoco rr tt ,„ S'
Bllla BcccmtiU, 1-lM W?-- -- S
Bock AceotmtA ofOniod tetcnct, etc jJgJ"
Omß on esdlo . .
CLKX TDTQL*Y, Praldtat :
BliWOMi ! \ ■
B*aaaL BBvhcOt
SotatStm,
WnSutMMaw,
SaJanST’ ' •
'feSSßs,
- JarofcS.Bßo!lafc:
. -
iusaffir
"^PfadwdWoolOt—tt.
CltmTtudtJ*
Win. B-Tnofaptoa«
DavldS. Brown,
a Stansaoci,
John It. Worrell, +'
B.UOanon..
XobertToland,
fiaaaaJobnaoSt -i •
'<L v . . •
'Jafluaß. Woodward, .•
B.V.
"SfTthMd.
renstytTuii iuuutg eompajy
awn* SSsST 5
■ sss: ns„ Wllffll&fzr-x
■^rr*=g"~^ T laSllSllif-,,,
- .'iSffciEJ'SWWi’w ” -*-4 • '.'■‘• r ’T- ri«v
Fumen’ asd lHii
", Inimnu ... .-“T-/,'
*, w* Corner letond •na w»lilittstiii
pniiA.DET.-t\ni-*- ,
PlttitmriTn once. Bo.: t
■ Tnosußj.nraTEE,.i«jct. •«_
lb, Mtooicglbl will tbtnr. the tmocol. pew et w» ,
Pittsburgh Agency for losses from JOne 1856 U-Aptfl
Herbert Ooedid, % 600 00] B. Hill AO—J*.
Wra. Bidden .. 600 00 RocherterMe&i&Oo. 00 ,
Brink Woiff. 400 00 Vo. Mutesoo.
H. Hea 190 00 J. Ilowwtf AtJ00...-S6OO OO
W. W. McOregor 8 00 W. OO •
John Heath.— IST 60 J. Ji.lnrla, Esq.—*; BSO 00*
£• LHousftCo— 830 67 Wwiipniw, 00
Kwnjw * Or^r— ictt t 2 C. IL Paulson.—- 860 00
John Thompecn. —.. 200 00 Satfbh A RkberdM& 100 00
Henry Teldtmsch— 20 OOlßiewer, Bind A Co— 600
John Wateon ... 23 TOR. Uin A C 0.... - 450 6i . I
Je1LH5m........... 10 00 ffa; HeHendry....-, 00 00
Ruins, Okt A Oo— 4600 00|R. BQt ft'Co. 23 40
J. L. Home A Co—... 61 OOlSping ft C 0—....... S 3 00
June# Woods, Eeq— 29 OOlSilrnge on reamer
WfOcMcOnllj ACo.~ 2679 17) yAreoU Ull
James MiUlneer...— 1000 OOjAdsms ft H'Cliatocfc - 49 00;
, W. MeOnHy A Co-.. 760 OQ'D, Bernard _ 64 00--
Total —M
STiTaoTpErtroTUUjCltTcfplttabnrihjWu
Before me, an Alderman In and tor said dtr, ptnotullj
came Tbocma J. Uontcr, Atsct of tho Farmer* 1 and Meehan*
tea 1 Inference Companr, no. being dnlx according
to lav, doth depot# and tar that the foregoing itatemeat It
tree. _ ; _ TflOS.; 3. .
Bwora tad tatecrlbedbtfoTO me, April 7,1555.
tnylSdly i Lreuin B. 3cm, Alfoßatt.
Eureka Insurance Company of Pennsylvania.
Office No. 99 Water at., Pittsburgh,
ASSETS MAT
Stock Dne-Blll*—payable os tad
■ cured by twoepprored eu5m.—...... .... s7frt9o,OQ
Oath la Pittsburgh Ti a* t-Company...- 02£80)8T
Premium N0tee....... ...... ..... 02593£0
BtH*BecatT*bl*~~.. ~ 16,96*01
122 Shares Exchange Bank Stock—cost-...- 6.900,00 -
M do Macbanfcaf Bank Stock—eoat~-.~. < WS
800 do Iron City. Bank Stock—am’ti paid....,
200 do AUaftieny Bank Stock— do do ... 6,000,00
Book AceoßPU^—y—. 18,38(^8*'.
. ■ i- .. $»*34U6
J. H, Shoenberger,
W.K.NlmJck.
Jobs ACkoDwy,
aw. Boscb el or.
B.X>. Cochran,
James J. Beanett,
Wm-J.
Rest. Fiyrrr, Sec’y.
Idaeare Vntnal Safety liunninrt Compaay,
Incorporated by Vu Lefftilatvre qf AnsuyteonfijflSSS;
Office, 3. E. Corner Third and Walnut eta.,
MJLSOIK nrSOBAItCBSoti Teasels, Carg* and Freight
to all parts of the world.- '•
INlANl) INSURJIitihS on Ooodi.br JUrere,Canals,
Inina sad Land Carriage*, to all parts or toe Union.:
tIRX JNBURAUGjtS -on .Merchandise geoerallyvrO o
Store*, Dinning Hoaseii,le.
AnctiqfQnQmpe*y,frov.2d,itS7. ■■■■
Bonds, Mortgagee, and Baalist ata.... $101,350 9*
Phfljflflphaaty, and other L0*a»..~~..~
Stock in Banka.'iU4lrotd A Insurance Cot. 18,508 OO
Bffla BeeSrabte-'. 330,391 95
Gashob . 38,899 GO
Balaam fa hand* of Agents, Premiums on
Uarlne PoUdeereoeoUy toned, and pth*
er debts dee the C0mpany—............... 93,730 57
Subscription Notre—,~~~~. 100,000 00
<Toa>7Bs 37
. ' m&ICTOM v..-.,,,-.-
WiUkm Uirtio, • Jamn 0. Hand, • . >■
Jowph H. Seal; TbeophlltuPaalduff,
■dsmad A. Bondar, JuaoTnqutr,
Joh&OlDsvla, Wnil»mEjT*,vr., . .
Johaß-Pcorooe, J-P.Pcniiton,
oWwgoG.Ldper, JoataaP. Kjrro, ;
SdwiLrdCarllEgtoß. Bamaelß.BMu* l
Dr.'S. M. Hufton, Hatty Bloaa, ’
WQliia 0. Led mg, JamMß.Sfcnria
HogfaCnlCt TbomMG.'lttniL '
SpoecorMdlTiln, Sobort Bertas, Jr.» 'T-. j
Ob&rlM X*ll«7, Johnß.Sanplo, Pittit/g,
H.Jctieaßrook*, - D.RHorgu, - n
jKobP.JoMo J.T.Lsfu/ . '
WSL MJLSTIHTS«3dent.
HxnT Liuuis, Bacrstarr.
P. A. MADEIRA, ‘
■pfclyd-Jaia BftM Water otroet. Pitttbcnft.
CitlßM’ lnsnianee Corap’y o|. Plttabniglu.
WM. BAGALE7, Snatdnt,'
BAUUEL L MARgnBIX. Bec'retajj.
Water Street, between i&rirf and WM ‘Sit'
fiimna TTnll inlfnririPlitiT~n the (Kilo aodMie
tlnippl Hirer*, and TribntanM.
Ai*>» eg&laa
the pcrfli of the Ben and lolmsd Narration end Transport
aifcra.
WsuSegtley,
Jm. U. Gower,
Ju. firk, Jr.,
iMelLmaock,
0. BirbMiiu ,
Dept. B*m’l C/Sonns, |
J »si JoSa Cali
$237,710 W
Philadelphia Pire and . Lift
.ISBtfBANOa 00HP1RT, '
No. 149 Chesnut Street,“- ,r *
opposite ins CUSTOM .HODSiI.
- wm mok* *ll kind* of Icnmace, cither rerpetaal ox
Jimited, on *T*ry description of Property or Merchi*dlw»
' eaeomhl* rate* of prcnltnn* i
EODERT. P. KISQ, PmtdenU
M. W. BAXDWIS, Vico Pnwldanl
WWJWU. , •
:E. JU'Co**,
there* W* Brow; • :
Jooeph S. -
John CUjioo,
,8. Wflor.
Chutet-TCii*?***
KB.
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C. Bharnuo, '%2A.
8. J. Siagarg**,
V. BUefLmst,ew*tuj)
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