The daily Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1851-1861, July 31, 1858, Image 1

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‘ 1. -- a. FAHNESTOCK i CO., WHIYUIS-
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.;.!»• •TOIIS HArr, Jr.fBOCCESSORTO JAS.
‘ a Bra«M«»d DmW
• *1 la Painty Olu£i)riatuia,*o corner Wood and SUthettaetv
: - • | ' / tZUtbagh. .; ..■••■■•,;■;■■.• . v .
* \- • . £ y.yßWfcagnlar.AfwtfarDf.J'fc'd'ailedWD*. ' ■K>Bl
; . 1 ! TOUN P»-800TT, WHOLESALE DEAJt
. | O- MrfarDrg^Ptiat^onM r y« , atdMM ead Pywtßfft, Ho.
„ I . ■• ■ AUertwertllwcelT* prompt attention.
- fi • ~y matfldrdaw
■' . § ./.Pamirsann.
. 1 ; ) V®aiON A REITER, WHOLESALE AND
| - and St> C*lr ate,
' | . : JrosBPU Fleming,(succiasoß toju
0 Wll«cs ft <fe) wnnr Market Knit and Diamond. km
ooottwttr ettWad *(WU Md eocoplato •aarfcßMßtflrDranl
, ~;£Sffi^f£SS^ p 7^“ i * u * rtld:j^
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. - f "* T. KgOU * UUTCHINSON, Commijsicm
• ;•* Xlnadforwarding tferehaate, daatera IbWmUri B*
•» Hew Chat a*. ytocr, Blah, Baeoa, Batter, Uaee*dOil,'Pot
' ?••. i ..... And hvl inML Grain, Driad Prnlt, and Fiodaea
: mill/. JBeaiorande family Floor tlwaya on ~htg4.-i.
•- * .••;• . c i - At*Btavrt!wula of UtdlMaOo'a Migrated Pateatad
; «.‘ •' fwriSUrab. H«aUlSaeaedand 145 Flirt tta* between
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OUEBSB WARfiUOUSE.—HENKY H.
OOUiINS, Torrsrdlog nd Ocnmteloo Vardiaal|at>d
1->'>>'•' ' ' W' DealertnC3m«m»Batter,L*k*flibandProdoe*naerallj,
v> i ' »Wood »u abora Water.Plttobargh. n»ySX
s’ I •> ■' T B. CANFIKLI), LATE OF WARREN,
~V V • OQTO> Ooeimtafoa asd Torvarding Uerehaat. aod
WbolMala Daater In Wcatera Bcaerre Chooaa, Dotttf. Pot
. '*■•• . and Pesrl Aeh, and WaataroProdnca reoaraUr.-Proetat.
* /•-.>•.- aCwaeoSiaithflalilaod -v', *...,.
SI AVID a - HBRBST, FLOUR,- PBO
ftorblon and OwmaUrtoa Mwthant. Ho. 2ST
rtyabreat, oore«r 6f HuU, PUtabnrgb, an atten
-i... : I eaSJy
' •' r A iKX - FORSYTH, (SUCCESSOR TO
;Jg P«Tftb k Soott.) TorrndlDr and Oommlaalsm Her*
%;. Wool, HhitPlotnißacon, Urd andUrd
?'■’ • OU and Prodoca ganandly, Ko. W Water at-, Pittalmrgb, Pa.
• : . v ' T?AGtB WAKEfIODSK—JAS.- OARD*
V - * _ -Ai INKK, Vlioleul* Dealer la Hour, Provtatoos aad
*: - • - I . -"*■ Ww “ utortj
ttuUy
' 4 1 to iDDLK, WIHTS A General Com-
V' ' : i - and Paetoa Ip Oioeariaand fr»
' :■•. ■ K Vv B>KteulganMißUaaUdUd»deSßalory ratanatnar
. g -.ataod.; ... ■ .y . dalßlydawT -
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: ■ * **V * ■ • ; 1 ; R FINNEY, AgoniEuroka InaoruMOo.,
.» • ' .! g Aia Ko.OWaterHraet. ■, .
'■” -?'•'* I , A A.- CARRIER, SECRETARY
“ , U t^fJsS? wl !.“ I *J ,,ro * D “ OompM, or PUUboijb,
* H' • Bnndlgg,locrthttraet. . ...
. .£ vCfcAMDEL L.MAESHELL, SecretaryCiti*
• :• *' f- v* • g .jJatirflowtanbaCotttpaay.MWatar^real,
. • I li 1 Mo GORDON,SccrotaiT Westernlnsur
,*r‘ ,i«, * ._ • Jj fA a aaceOottpany,9aWalarara»U • . , - ~ / •
•-• v. ■*:. -•X-•.<> 2 "If GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Front
*, » v, fS • UnFlra InaataacaOenjpaay, conw Wood
‘ v*. viv-« ;T>. A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
;: ; jL • A-a Mntaallnwr«BC>oa,«awsarrtreat.
•/?! 'S ■ • 'fjhHOS. J, HUNTER, Agent Farmers' and
« >-o’.*V '--'i ••■■■■•■<; ; : X M**Aaßtc^lßtarancaOo,«lWiW«6aa»»
■.•-■'H— ■- / ■: ’•■*jfOSHDA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
' ln,aritn eaOfc,MTmh«lmt. . r
™.• T 3 ifto.W, POINDEXTER, Agent Groat Weet-
AVa «ra IneoraaeaOo,«7 frontitrwd. • "'.
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-<i>_T3!:il<c;': <: s;' V m - A CO., Dealer in Carpotfl, Ac
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-C7 ’' 1 1 --J' Alb'JiiUAM MoCUNI-OCK, Deolor. in
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•* :*■ -Iffl ' 4-• W. D. * M.- MVAtIrVB, :
u ' . I I~|BAtElt OIL CLOTHS,
* ’.■* ‘ Be» y°- 87 Pocrth atwt pear Wood.;
\7- • * r.‘ ; r 4
.. •' r "'' "**2 t TRIStPA MACKENZIE, Attorneys at Lav,
'.:- r 3 '.v-- ,I,Office Ho. CQ 7aartbrtr*«t, PlKibnrjjh, Pa.. Notary Pub
c • v - ’ Vlto and Ohio Ownmlealonar. apO
.'SB- ’ T>OBEIIT M’KNIQUT, ATTORNEY AT
»“ 1r 4 *• I, ‘rffl l AV Law.and 3olldlor of th* of PUUborsh, No.llo
• V v. 'V ~ !■ foarthetrartoPUUftitunh» •
. t . (M : --TOSjil'U S. &A. P. MORRISON, AT
;- ••«, ; O torh«7«aiLaw. Ottoa No.WFourthet,near Wood,
.’’v *• 1 *!*'.' ••;*<* Pittahorpi,Pa. . ' inytt
44-;$ -* | ■ 4 Btg CooUg. ~
'r.-' 1 * : ! r r ’'l - •/I II V LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
•; *L , ‘;' : ,S . lj 9 Drjrttaode, alga of : tha original Bo* flira, Kofi
;. .-g . • BftarfcatatiMWPitUfcargh. - »rt#
Rff UUPUY & JiURCUFIEtD, DEALERS
: ' ■ -i ■ • ‘-r> •-•’aj IVL In Silta and ladled Dr**i QtxxU c<n<raDT. CloalOo
y'*.vii , .y^ , .vy^.‘A,'; tninae. and- Shanto,- EahreMecie* and Stapl* Ooode, for
:.y ' ' v ® ,1 UmUjmo. annnnnullr«xt*aaiTßaMort»anc in all !ht
;4'* V'r; . \ aboTaiiepartnwnt*,jnetn>eeired and aslUng at Iba tovaat
'.' : i vv'.'l'iv'C'l V *' t>ric*a.'
>;• -\Jj and Market oc*
VD IL PAtMBR, No. 105 Market Street;
EVa:D*«i«rin Boas^ts,Hata. Sirav Trinunioga and
vs, >sVS ;; Strawaondigaoerallr*' «ss
, j-: , - fflattiaarg.
:\i*: :£ , —v. , T ; !jvkv' | Mew and Sicond Qand
?-* dARRIAGES ; AN» BTJGK3-lEB,
' 1 !- :m:*ia.iur '• >'
WHITE’S RBPOSITORV.
- ' . 'two MihK jiPNf mugLAw&aacaviuLß.
v v : enbscriber offere for sale, or^nA
t X ; ««ch»l»eatb>gMrt rwrruMi tamnaffigßS:
v- ’ Vt*' : ' • ~Baa aeM.ntiiWinttfßaroachennadwcoad-handßnggiw. mada
bpWat*on,of-Philadalphhi,toßa bat UUlo n««d. aieo,
l*r«ptriOtten<wgaggfo>, aada to ay <nm^ahop,boatha
ZBg&Jtt&JSaSPILt&
1 :: ‘ or OoatWagotta,Sanny Linde,GaraaatownWagtraa, Jeney
. i Wagon* aMUoda«nn,tvoao« Phaitoni, eaats forirar
V, ’<. : ft* 35*; -KT * y poraou, ooa of tbaa ataka and oo* of thnn N«w
v T > Torfcnaha. Twoftaa'Baikiea^ooanudebyJlr.D. Bodgara,
V. ’v'J*,;. . ’ PkUaMphln,and*ftwoomcaon Bagglaa,aaitahlefor ikbt
>'’>y ■ y xnarketLag.. TboobjerlbarflaitanmajaUiMcanmakail
'.'. .s\vs'v s -,\ > :'.’.'S«s v l\> w . to tba intern* ofpawoai wishing to parcbna. to gire him
' nerfiV. - :
4 ■ TbawtaUlAnaotlA coeTtaient tathacUy,th* Kzcat*
lyj: * ■,•- -,r aforOanibotilotCaachw faming tha door enry fax a In*
- mrit&w&T
iX .'C«rria|« ibiMUjob BiumllMtor|.
M. X... STEPHENS,' A«nt,
‘ - GonurSmt&fUld &tr**f and Biamond Alley.
«,f .'V-i>J’ij:'-v•'£•' WOULD reipectfally inform thoaKCJL
-I. - j - • W twbtlo that ha la mm mndMibaw.^Jy»
r S®*' 2 .<> , aodtMvmnmadlbabodoeaaof Carriaga mahlogin aUlta
:vi;; ? varWir*,a«d 1«aleo jtrepartd to axecnUorder*tar Wagooa
-;»sV. » | > lron UarcbaaU'
'-iL'r ' BoUdtingacontlndaac* ot tha patronaoao ÜbanOyha*
* v * s *'S;' ' >io**d opo« him while at tha old aUad.oT' < fiig»lov a Oes 1 '
'V -'vv-' , v« • .' ha wonla awnri hia frleode that the saa* car* andaUaa
avT-yi.; 'I'P : ,\*Kyy ‘ ‘ • tloa will btflran to all hlcordan a* bentofon, having aa»
L--' • v,’ S' '‘ r XcQrndtb»a*meMOftb*ba*twerfcni*n, mad haring ample
«pwtm*ntaii*<wh«nfartba flniiblhg bf fiaa work.
•*' v ,'c j. 1 *'* —artatai othanry wont now otthand,'enlt>
•.• \-iV-' ' ablafor sprfoxnai." All vork wamatedfoclSßcotht.
4 v - ! ‘, v 4^Parti^*radaotton^T*nto repair*. JaldJyd .
•*'>-'*'4.’4''*'4:v' > 'v' C*a«n and Oarriag* Pactary* . v ■
ii'-y-i-r-'-KX-sls 4 *' :■ '. •?•••' AOBKjIQHt OftOTHVB 4 000
• :'■* •’• - ; 'r-.x: • AiLiwionfT citTo.-"-':' v : ..
;>x-' s>- v-: v. vv' xsrovw respectfully in- c««l i
- yy .'r.fomihetrlHad*, ■ad.tb»pntJiagao»^^qE ! l
' r rallir.thattbay nto ininuflafrtng
Kounwajabßoggte«,Blel^hanßdC£Diati,hi ailtbelf Ttri- ||i
, • . . otxe *tyte* of Cn& and proportions. -
:’i - V .v oedmwm to# axacamdaltbitrict regard to darablUty
aod hMity of: Baldux Bapaire «ni alaob* att*od*dtoon
. l.■ ■wewMgwWi term. Uilng hi all their work tha
' Bale***d
x 7 . * . dentthataUvho&mrUMmwith tbatr patroug* Mlta
J.-i. •; gt*flyqttdd*aWd«r.ttdt • ••<•
pßwtawgw wtomfodtngiT* thamaaHUfcra per.
'•. '> : . : ;Tv|' «hMfagafo»»!faw» . ooßjlyd
‘ Ptßaittew.
; V ’Vvi ' TAR. O’BIUEN CAN BE CONSULTED
7-Xi-rVXC'c?? vß# ■tnr.gmtth’a.aorearroih and.%aUhle«dttrwts,on
-MOJin*TB,-WBDHiOTATB an4BATCBDATB,Croa loto
■ . .'. - y\ .
; Ba nidilHiiiioatbaßnrea»meßo*d. JaPdyd*
1 " ~pa(ntti». ;
• i'■:■■". &co 7"
■ V ; 1 | TTtWSa rAINXERS, OLAZIERS AMD
JQ,eiAOiKU,it*.niDukeiun.: unhinuiy
. ■ napnfogqtthpreTn— anddlapateh.'Tdlxad OH,
■" TnrtnodmvVarnbh, Japan aod Bnxlhb Patent Priwi.
. WeMomalgnaZhe,* rerynparte arttel* FUladdpbl*
... ■tiPttitiratghWhUolandnHrawop hand tad for **!*>-<
>• . Palctsrei Draggieteor
*S2Z £.'£?*"*** h«*c%as w* hare* aUTwhkh
■ ■'*' : f&c&SSuSSz.? 111 r" b^SS^«
j,”’ T. • , ■ ...XTQUSS AND BIQITpXINTISRR
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f •/' . .'••eii, k WAlriUt HATiTi.REBTATTRatwi
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■ S: .goBSPK PRioxaa,
“DELICACIES OF
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*ft « Xawaaa,andeerredeptoorders
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j. ; ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
{i^4«A-i- : ; .
Cornmiartan,
HiTcHcooKiiiiciinir*
v - :
Fonraidingttnd Committion Merchanta,
And WioltaJ. IWUnln '
' aadWool,
?* >a&B«dri, Rahoa»; n.
McBAHE 4 AHJBD| • •
nunin -
_ BUour. Grain, and Produo®.
' Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
SemK >Sl.,P{mtur ll k. Pa.
MWWOAWaO. I—. *****££.
OAVflno 4b BOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
: 329 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
For tb* aale ofProdnca and mrrcbaa* ofFlab, Ac, Ac. Any
<*a«n aatrastad with theta Till bo promptly forwarded
•pgbdflm* j.
IUKDUI "1 - mr ,...Mi— fifil”I*- 1 *-- IM -t. fcflCß.
ra& s. lbbch « co.,
Jl a.t Liberty <t., Pi«t.bur«h, Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
' . ' AND S .
COMMISSION MUROHAJJTS.
’ DXALKBB IN. ' ' ■ . >-
' FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plata and Tinner** Stock,
AND
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
—JylLdly ‘
mo*aacm*cQ>..sxsiijoHr.mnT M .wtf.B. toiicii.
IPBISQER HAKDAUdU * CO.,
COMMISSION M ERCOA UX S,
DBALERS 1Kv £ - ■
Wool, Hides, Provisions & Prodace Generally,
No. 293 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
Jala
McAXiFHV * CO.,
(lato of J-8. latch, HcAlpU k 00, Rttrtorjdi.j
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND |
FORWARDING MERCHANTS’
and Waa Marten Avcaat.
WTAXDOne CITY, KASHAS ! TEH&ITOKY,
BKHEBKNCKS:
JoM|ih A Leek A is4 Pittsburgh MircbloU Ceau
•St : i,ii3U»ltt
s*yqju vcwi3~~~ .j. e.XMaToa.
T EWIS & EDGERTON, (Successors to D.
AJ T. Morgen A Oo,) Wholesale Grocer* aod Oommlssloa
Mershaau, IOMTood strew, fttabarghv nrS
ENKT 8. KINO, (LATE _ OF r THK
OoanWon HtrcW,
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO HAR
• Aj,Joa*» k CoO Commlj*lon lai Momtilaa Un>
***** IcvstoC tfc«lUdlaoQaoJ ZsilUiuuwlUlUllrailL <*r-
JaSfcljd
■RIWARD Ji; IXEGEAW,; QENEUAIi
jyi Oomx&Moa MaarcbaDt, aad Wbola«al» Deeler ia Meath
and Domtig plgan. Snoft *c,
fc,Wo._aa Liberty street, eppoeiu tU)M*dsrWogil'ntt»
PgTgOt ' w»M»ly
«StOCUO.
tnc. nnu......
TT commission ucucoakts,
And dealer* in
YLOUB, BACON, OQKBSE, .
PISH, OILS and PIIODCCE.
Ks. lia iMOU It, Pitt.bar,h, Pa.
Üba.l lAuca.iali oo coottl.nia.fiU. niria
UOBERT DICKEY, WholesUo Grocer,
*«• 13« front
****** n**r Wood, Pm. - ■;• *pfclyd
AG ALB Y, COSQKA VE & CO.,
lWhol"«*ltOrpc«i, r Mot. 18 «ud 30 Wood ttrMt, Pitt*-
ALEXANDER KING, WHOLESALE
•£*■ OrooMKnf~Dopomr of Sod* A*h, No. r 3 Liberty
■twot, Flttoborgh, Pfc - *pLlyd« 7
mw» I JiLLnour
JONBS A COOLEY, WHOLELALE ORO^
g, 083 tad rutnliber*, d«lor* 1a Prodsoo *od
ff&s&ssfg"* So;l4l *•*” ■"-*• ““ss 7
OmivStAIifLWOiIT'CWHOLSALE
i 3rsvr?S ' , ' ntmxM non.
TOUN FLOYD 4, Co.', WHOLESALE
v Grocer* and Cocnmloduo lUrrUuaU, No. 178 Wood and
B 9 liberty etreet, Huitmrgh. 1,10
TXTATT A WILSON,'WHOLESALE GKO
.* » CKRS, OoftimlMhiß Mfrrlunl* *od DMtenlaPro
«Do**ad PitteUu-gfa Alton&ctun*, No. 2&S liberty etroet.
fltttocrgh. . • j n g(
ISAIAH DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE
Orgy*, Cotamlerioo Merch*nU.epd Pool ere In Prodoc*.
. SO Water rtroct, end 63 front itreeLPitUbargh.
WM. JlcC DXCTIEON WHOLE
SALK Oncer, Prodoc* mod Com mini on iHercfeaat,
ttd Dealer la rittebarsii Hasulactend Article*. No. 169
Uw*7 rtreot, eorner of Brewery *y, PhUburgh, P*. ay3
SOUS ATTM.L,.—I. i. m - o«r.y |T^",T n
A TWELL. LEB & CO., WHOLESALE
rfT. OroMT% Prodoe* and Ootamlatoo Morthtata, and
Dealers In Pimbareh Uasatketam, No: S Wood itreot, be
tween Water and Front Pittaborgh. ■ . apis
OOST. EOBSCS,... ~BAK*IB-lOaaoa.
T> HOBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
XV* Groce re, Oonuniiikm Uerehants, oal Dealers In all
kinds of Provisions, Produce and Pittalmrab Uuntkctimis,
No. AW liberty street, Plttstwrgh. jalftlyd
■pOBERT H. KING, WHOLESALE GRO
CEB, Gummleeion Merchant, and 1 Dealer la Fentbrn,
Fish, Floor, end all Mods of Coantry Prodnce, No. 2U Lib
erty etreet, month of Sixth, Pittsburgh, P*. Llb-r»l ed
faacsainaoooneonflgniDwtU. : . jaSdyd
likuiot.
Robert dalzell & co., whole-
SAJJKGfocen, Coatinhalon and Forwarding He
chants aodDeaieretn ProdncanidPtttskprgh Manniactnrea,
No. 211 liberty street, Pittsbargh, Pa. myS
Krai Sstate agents.
WUUA9 WARD, *
TYEALRB IN PROMISSORY i NOTES,
±J Bonde, Mortgagee end ell eecrnitjea fbr raonsy.
Fenons can procure loons Uiroogh my Agency, on reason*
able terns.
.Those wishing to is rest tbeir money to good odTontan,
eon always And first and second cius piper at my office, for
sals: .
AH coaunaoicatlons and Interviews strictly confidential.
Office 0 BANT BTEBKT, opposite 8L Peal's OathedrsL
jfihdtf
KooftstUets,
nr Is. RENTOUL, 20 S^CUir
_ IT Beligloas and MUcelUneoaV
DeyaeltorY of AmerkeA Tract Soeistj’e PubUeaUoni W
mrlOalewlyF ■
YETM.* G. JOHNSTON ft
Yj . Blank Book Manaftetnnrs ood No.
fi7Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. . . I j e^SQ
XT' C. COOUKANE, (SUCOESSOBT TO
JLJ* 8. Stdler,) WbolcMla Deiikr ini Books,
pUtiopory and Paper Hangings, Tvsrsl atiwy tta docrfl.
*«t kyun, Altegfesnj, Pa. . . 1 , ~
TOON Sr DAYIBOJJ, BOO&SJBLIiER AND
Cf ranonf,raoc—orwDwlooß k Agww,M»63H*rk«t
ftr—t, nag Fourth, PI tt4rargh,Po.
tr AY A<SO., .BOOKSELLERS AND STA
JIX. TIONEBiL No. 5S Wood ftrootf s*xt door to tbo cor*
neror Third,-Plttaborgb,roi Bcboonmd lawßoohicoa*
oUaUy oabood. m -M
L.KKAD, BOOKSELLf
« TtO!CTß,B l ).T»tcartli«t, J>ii3re
Hunt * miiaer, bc
»od Stotton*-, lUtl^nh
lusic, arc..
JOHN H. MELLOR, No. 81 WOoifs®~
btwceu DUaosd AIUt (tract; goto Amt
fcrOgIOTKRTHO A SONS’Norton) PIAWO rORTEsTuA*
SON * HAUUN’S UODKL MSU>DEONB«nd OKQltf
- Dealer Is Marie and Usxkal OodteT
J«3 • • r> ,
|J KJiKAfiR & BRO. r No. ttfffrflt
Ij «■ AgaaMwNXTHKB
SoCi&raTtfnr T<*k) nnriVftlUd Quad and flaunt
FUXOS,a»dOJUB[aiBT* KZKDHAH’fI mta/ UCU).
DSONSand OBOAR HAHMOXimB, Dealm Itt Mdrifl tad
/TOARLOTTEBIiUHS, MANUFACTURE
\J XRud DMkrin PUbo forte, ud Importer of Mtude
rad Mortal Intrantrali. floU Aceat As th* BJLMBDBfI
PUNoB,tl*ofor HALLBT, DlWi 00/B Baton Pfa&a,
wlthiadvlUioatA>lMnAttedua*ut. US WoodsUmL
myt • ...•••• •■ . .■ ..
JAMES "W. WOODWEIiL.
FO KN IF 0 AND CHAIRs!
IPi7o££&4££ AND RETAIL/- .
*abr*daf«twy'»lyU«r’_
3? XT R N I ® R to
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT,.
- Sa!taW»for
PABXOEA CHAUBAEB AKDBTNINO nOOUS,
l4ui to ray in -
HEW TORE AMD FIIILADEbI'HIA,
LOWER PRICES;
4^XTO7*rtfcteß»d*b7hMdaa<iWwnata!.-etr —
CABCrerluKlRB
ggppUaft «Uh *OJ ofFCKOTUaK *&d COAIEfI,
oa tiMoarth toraa '
JKHKSAaDBTKAItfBOAT9‘
ftatHiabtd %i lb« tbartbt ootic*.
Wassmoiu. 7fAB» 19 Tana
piTTSßunas^pj^
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I *, JJUISO i
,
FURNITURE AND CHAIRS
; Of Xnrj Deurip&m.
IMTOU-JWml S.WMI BMisriAM Jm
Vutkome—Kn. 18 li 40 loUMeld It,
Steamboat cabin furnitube—w#
Basnftctailtic SrXIMBOAt OASOt
yumiTPRM «ad CIU3BS, ud iaTitt tbr ftltattttDßF of
o-• *
V. T.B. YOU*S J CO. -
•wrtedhadchOMW
. ‘-v-'-
oiETWAiant t.iouiG,
(SncceMora to John Cartwright,) "
Manufacturers and importers of
Pockata&d Tabla Cntlery, Surgical ana Dental In
atramanta, Buna, Plutole, Tlahin* Tackle, Ac, No. 88 Wood
Kreet. They give ■ portal attention to the manaftcttirtag of
Ttohm, Bopportera, Ic. Jobbing and Bopaing with pane* :
toaUty and deipatch. apl&dly j
ar. wa»*woato._~—..w. s. Kicaurroaß.
COIDGB, WADSWORTH 4b CO.,
" Mannfactnron of
Patent Oscillating Engines,
, AND * 1
Engines and Boilers of all Sizes,
_ PITTSBURGH, PA.
Wcrki ftt
tJeitn En'or tni AounpcT,
ALT.KGgBXY -CtTT.
WSItLI, RiODLB 4 CO*,
SGFourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
*r-
HIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Tww 8 months, of i per rent. ilUooantfarceeh.
nSSdtiUeT ■
HKSttY GRrVvIG,
" A 0.459, isomer Peta* and Tfe/nul Street*, T
Pittsburgh, I>b.,
TITANtJFACTtTRER .OF HEMP AND
BBD °° RW «***** and tahrbd
H(U?ftBfr i ota}£ in, to inch. Fine end Common Peeking
T»ru,Tnmd end Spun Y*re,Bt«h end Den Cord, Wool
Tying end fiewiog Twine, Its* end Cotton
HiU TWitt, Cti -
•fcA Ml tnppljof tbs tbovn snides constantly on hand
nr mads to order at the lowest ca»tT prices. le*7;lyd
MOOBHBAD A CO.,
j>- ■uroracrcsiuor 1 -^-
PlaYjt and Corrugated,
G-AIiV\AJNTZT3ID v SBXIBjT iron,
For Roofing, QnUrricg, Spooling, do.
Agent* for TToocTe
Patent ImitationßuealaSbect Iron.
is« JYrri Street, PittltmrgK.
urZuyd » (
A. LYONS,
(Saecmor to A. Lyons d Co.)
* unmet cue or
LOOKING GLASS i PICTURE FRAMES,
AND DSALDIt IN
VARIETY GOODS,
U3attt Wood Nt,, Pittsburgh, Pa*
MORRIS Ac COLTART,
sou travnracruKxu or
HUGHS'S PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE A!SD TRIP HAMEBS.
HAMMERS of the following risen Ac.,
mad* to order?
Lift 7 In. fall blow, 309$ lbt. Pricoft 350.
41 *!**»“ “ “ WOB “ “ 460.
“ a. "la fc “ « 11699 “ “ GOO.
“4, “IS “ “ •* 23083 “ « 000.
“ 6, “20 “ “ “ 41160 “ •* ISOO.
“6, “24 “ “ “ 64201 - « 2COO
49> Ordan MlkUed. Per partieaUr* addrm
MORRIS k OOLTAET,
Pnaacma, Pa.
SAMUEL BRADLEY.
Bam Lure, {Below the Bti_Ctalr Street Bri4g»»)
Allegheny Pooqa.,
BRADLEY'S WOOLEN KMTTINfI (AKN,
_ Or tney Color and Unmbor. =»
S PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS ON
abort asttee for «T«rj color or number ot Tara,. Ua*»
beearma of the crjglnilmaiiqtetaraeof thecelebn*
•J *‘Br*dJey Woolen Yutu," Is caaoecttoo with my brother,
Wto. Bradley, of Wbeellag, 1 voold rwpectfQllj aolldt i
«h*r&of theunta* for Taro*, «a tbore. -
*3~C*mlx paid for Sbeofr Bkio> *ad Wool. ' 4
WXUUM BAMHU*... j
WILLIAM BARS DILL 4 CO.,
61 Penn st, below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND'SHEET
Iron Workers, Menofaetniers ef Barnhill's Pitot
Bolter, Locomotive, Fined and Cylinder Boilera.'Qdanm.
Breicheo, Mr* Bed, Stasm Pipes, Goodesacn, Sail Pua
BugarPen*, lion Yawls, Life Bcoto, etc. Abo,
Work* Bridgt and Tiadoct Irtma, dou At the shortsetno.
orders mini i distance promptly attended to.
K_P«*u» Oouam aius, Pltuaortt
ENNEDY, CHILDS ft CO., HANUPAO
TU HERS of— l_
Penn A No. 1 heaty 44fihsUlngi;
Carpet Chain of all colon and shade* I
OottonTwine; I
w Bed Cord* I
M Hocgh line* and fiaah Cord;' -’]
“ Hope of alt slzse and description* I
Batting. |
the Hardware Store of Logan, WUsooj
will hare attention- Je2s:ly _/?1
mwirr,
SU ANDPAO't-CBBn OF
ULPHURIC ETUEtff .Sulphuric Aoid;
fiwert Spirits of Nitre; fcimc Acid;
Uuflman’s Anodyne; : llor&UJo Add; •
A«toa Ammonia. Iff; Kltra*#v do ».
• Fowler** Bolntfcim * .myA
May he Emo-l at John Irwin A So a*. IT ffsief«lF«gT~ "
j.o. 3. 1. joaxsoi jokmom.
PBRHUV * JOHNHOS,
UANCFACTOKEBS AND D&ALK&S IN
WE. CniLDS & CO’S PATENT ELAS
in 1 !®. «»■*»» WiTEa-l'KOO» CKXKXT
ivjvuNOQgt Tunm Stew, Wttaborgh, Pa. oditiltf
P, mIUMI TATK * »o«;
LUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth atract, PUUUorgh, and Fadarml atrwi. aader*-
oeath EtcslaJor Hall, Allagbcoj.
. A*Ktst7 dMcrlptfim of FUtlnn for Water. Ou and
Bta * m - tutSUj .
_ JOHN CAMPBELL* ST"
T4/T ANUFACTUREROF BOOTSI^-
J.YA *ad SHOD cf-*T»rj description, No. 34 SnlthtUld
oe3Uyd
vxi.ru r. «... jc-stra a. nconu
Wall Paper Wxribouii
WALTER P. MARSHALL A 00., Im
porter* nri Dealer*, *7 Wood street, between Poorlfc
•tree! and Diamond Alloy, where may be (band an aituart
•Murtxuent of every dpecrrptlon of l*ajwr Qaagiaubfar Par-
Jot, Halle, Diniajj Boom* and Chamber*. Also, Window
Shadu, in great variety at lowest price* to country dealer*.
UIC WALTER P. MARSHALL A (XX
a oinnaii,
. w. I. UTIXU.
T? EDMUNDSON * C 0 No*. 96 and 98
X2i« Third "tm-t, near Wood, Maaabetorera awl Ddm
low ALL PAPER. .
OURTttNOOOM,
ORNAMENTS, FRtNUES,
TASSELB ANDOORDS,
COMFORTS, BEOS,
PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRBSSRS, At,
Would aoliett tlio attooUonof purcluacn to their iargr
tad rafted itock. •pSMatd
THE FRANKLIN ALMANAC f0r"1859.
—TUI* well-known and popular uuul, formerly pain
u * b .' Hl £7 JobMtoffA Stockton, alter alapee ol years, will
afkta ebortly belittled. The calculations w formerly will
be made by lb* eklllfDl mstbematldan, Sanford G. Hill,
Esq i who win alee prepare for lie payee rack reeding mat*/
ter ai will make (ban entertaining and- luitrwtlTd nun*
tin*. Bwldee the reliable astronomical calculations.! new
and IngßßlegAible of. lima, an accurate method of draw*
log and other matter* of permanent nine
will be a4K
Order* of booksellers and other dealer* aro aolldted In
advance of pnblicetlon, as bnt one edition will be printed,
and order* will be filled according to priority.
W. O. JOUNBTON A 00., Publishers,
Printer*, Scartoner* and Blank Book Makua, .
JelO Wo 67 Wood ■treat, Pittsburgh.
STARCH AGfiNOX—HAVING BEEN
appointed Agent for Pittsburgh, by the MADISON
, Rimtli COMPANY, for the tale of tbelr celebrated PBARI
JTABCO. (which I* warranted equal in quality to any known
Mghl* market) are, now prepared toeupply Wholesale Du*,
prices. Weinviu tb* attention ofthe
Prndetnthleartkle.toaneiamlnatlonot oarprwwint*frye.
end which will be krpteooal to the demand.
ATWJttL, U 1 A 00,
Tnyft Ho. t Woodetre*
RANDST*
BnOdlcga. ■
MKSELIKH
BaißfS PUBLISHING HODIB,
126 JVo«aa« Street. Next York.
WBOLUAZ.B ASP RbTAII. CqXAP Book, JIAOkIIHS,
PoßuanweAJiDßooKigLUHQEstAßuimtgnT. .
attention paid to miscellaneous order* for
,tnr article connected with the trade
WW_Catalora*i cent freeon addressing
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.—MORFUr ft
BUBOIIFEELD hare received niany etylee of ludtoe*
Dr*** good* lately, which they are idling eery cheep. '
LauUClotha )2>40.
. », ■ Lawn* and 10c.
Agf-JV •tyle* of Hue Goods at lee* than nasal prime.
CUPERIpR'BLANK BOOKS, Ledcera,
Books and Day Book*. A lain animlj
on band, made In lb* most superior manner, of the ftnmt
quality of paper, especially for city order*. 'Blank Books
made to order, ruled to any given pattern. <•
Je2s WM. Q. JOENfiTOS A OQ n 6T Wood it.
FISH.— 50 bbls and 50 hlf bbls new No. 3
lAckenl,
go bbls Baltimore Ucrricr,
SO do Ualitkx do.
60 do and 60 Utt* 2,3 and 2 Mackerel,
fiO do Lake Pish, In store tnifoc sale by
J«2* 3. H. OABnRLTV
ALMON, MACKARELAND HALIBUT
just received at FRANOI’B .Family.. Oruoaryaztd Tea I
», Federal ttreet, All«fawy.-.some of the largest aiSli
fattest No. VHeekarel and Salmon to be found In the ctty..i
Atoo.lOOibe.Bmoked.Hillbfltluprt»»‘order, • ‘ Jnl • I
GROCERIES —754ihd8, prime N.O. Snimr:
: 9»bbKß.O. : UoluM|
T 6 bxa Tobacco, various brands; ~ v .
16 krg*e twin Tobacco: ~
.. . 300 bz*. Window Otam. ao'd klsoa.
Beceltedand for sab by JeO B. ROBISON A (XT?
NW HALIFAX CRY BALTELHER
-IUNOS. in bbls. and half Übie, Joit received and'for
fin BXS. WOOD’S PEARL STARCH hT
-aAV/itoreandforsatoby ; ' •
w '»• *•»mhnbstockaoo* : »•
_B»yT. Z?Q.CO,conugWoodaßdronrth*ta.
PXTRAFAMaYFLOUR-300bbIs; choice
Ui whita wbekt Ettra TaaUv Floor for gala by
jeio ■ ■ :. ~ • McBAWf A ANJKA, 12tSecond sL
.I fi JARS PRIME BUTTER
AV 6Ugi packed do v-
Reey and for sale by . BURIVRB A DILWOBTIf, ,
v‘V:; *>'l3o and. 133 Beoood at.
OAI MEAL, Pearl Bkrleyiahd Oaten
Groats, fresh ground and of superior quality, Jo»t rea’-d
-audfoc *ab,wbolemle and iwua. at yAANOffB lamlly
{ . r J*lA :
O EaallyVbnm 13 auk* Teen. Wheal; 2gHcks flaxaWh
1 rtek* feathers, nowlanding froa.tteaaerOlenwoeA-for-l
»al*by - v , y >.>HAUIICIOKnAOQ. r -
\ Bites
W >'■':■■■.: i ~.«fOtsv.&o,Hts% v •—• •»*-_*]
i Yttntt rj* - * «tiSntwJote<j
i- '. ' .V : 'W‘2i'.-vfcrraU.k’2Csji-f•
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PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 1858.
fßamifartutttß.
„ *i A..BRAPT.
Succeaeor to Q. Lout A Brotaara
12aNttmo?tmt»N. I.
i.-? Tun Star-fishers are eatiog up the oysters in
• | the beds pr New York harbor, and the loss by
spring is estimated at. thousands of
(dollars. .proprietors haye peliUdned' the:
-[state to remit the usual' lax. upon thebeds and
[they assertfhat unless some way is found to
( check the ravages of these animals theoyster li
j iudinger pfrbeopming extinct ,ln that; locality.
Woon.Gnowntti.Couiitx^—Hsrrison
f «onnty Ohio, is one pf the grestestwool growing
> I oduatiea in the Union. - The >adl t Stntmei esti-,
I mates the crop of thai ! cottnfy at four hundred
j thousand wbich wißsellfbr. babhpndred
l aud: seventy*two 'thousand dollars l This la
j pretty extensive for jrcConly of but. fborhun-
IdfedsquarettJles. :. ••*.• ,T.«, v ., .
15 Tea offirials of the New-York Tract Society
Jnre tolUateste with their recent action, not
| togphbliih.on the sub)ec t.of slavery, that one of
llheir own number,Dr Adams of NewYoricit is
is pieparißjfsumethihgon Slavery, fbrptib-'
Lu&Uon P'-f
I, ifcnai of Uttfuraertlu.Uib.idiSjiiVeetim-
J Mated osUisc aatt. - Wtoat and m
I lfaD lumiud, aad site* MCimrMtigcaL—
TTJjjkbrbpa *m?tWWli<«tfteyiriDn.
§ ittstorgjj (Payette.
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men, and reaching aU dosses, it offers iadaceiunU to adver
tisers at (he best meditem Uraugkiohickto reach the public.
MM'THE WEEKLY(LtZETTS Uistuedteay Wednes
day and Saturday, on a largsbionJat shed, and contains in
addition to the new* of the week, a eart/uHy vreparai and
rtUdbUrepOTtqfVuMxrbets, camMercUtanOnondarg of
afire, ana an aeasrats Sami Note Lid, corrected asedagfor
(Aujyycr mating it Iks bat Qmnavial Nttmpaper inthi
TERMS t
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12U cents per week, payable to the Carrier*.,
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Globa sn famished on lb# following Urac
Iw copied one year——..*-..-*. „,*g OS
~10 00
Iwynty" ■ - * 00
And on* to the person getting op the slab Dee.
49»Advaaee payments are strictly required, tad no t»
per will be soataltar the time Wnp to •which itwoipoldt
Rates ef AdvertUlng,
. I Bgnareof lOUnee, 1 ttee^—go
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Yearly advertisers are entitled to ooe sqoare,chaag*
abbot plenum, per annnnv ... w .-....i.*25 *£•
with Cats treble erica. '
> Tub Dbath of B&hpland.—Aletterfrom Mole
Video of Majr 29, brings intelligence of the death
I of & remarkable Frenchman, M. Aimo Bonpland
I the naturalist, who died a few days previously
lat San Boris, at the Age of eighty fiye. m.
I Bonpland was born at Roohelle in 1773; He
I was the son of a physician, and was brought up
I to hie father's profession, bat thepolillcal events’
I of the early Republic compelled him to enter
the nary, lie made a long croife as a naval
I eorgeon, but took the earlleit opportunity of
I returning to Paris to pereue bis studies. There,
I at the house of M. Cortlsart, ho made the ae-
I qualotance of a young German of about his
I own age, who afterwards became known to the
I world as the celebrated Alexander do HothboldL
These young men became intimate friends, and
I when M. de Humboldt undertook his expedition
I to the cquinootial regions of the hew world,
IM. Bonpland acoompanled him. During this
I journey M. Bonpland collected and clused up
wards of six thousand plants, which were then
1 unknown to botanical writers.' On his return
to France he presented his collection to the Mu
seum of Natural History, and received the thanks
of Napoleon 1., who granted ( him a pension.
I The Empress Josephine was very fond.of Bon
| pland; she made him her factor at Maimaison,
I and often sowed in her garden there flower-seeds
I which he had brought from the tropics. After
the abdication at Fontainebleau,’ M. Monpland
I urged tho emperor to retire to MexioCto observe
•vent*.. A few weekaafter tenderingthia frolt
| lets advlee he sat by the death-bed of Josephine
and hearf.her last word*. Her' death and the
I definitive fall of tho Empire, leaving, him noth
ing to desire in France,* he returned 1 to Booth
I America, and beeame a professor of natural his-
I tory at Buenos Ayres. : Subsequently he travel
led across the Pampas, the provinces ot Santa
I Fa, Chaco and Bolivia, and penetrated to the
I foot of the Andes. Being there taken for a spy
h*waa arrested by the Governor of Paraguay,
I and was detained a prisoner for eight years,
I till 1829. On his release he directed his steps
I towards Brazils, «sd settled at San Berio, where
I In a charming but humble retreat, surrounded
I by prange groves and shrubs, he remained to
I the day of his death receiving with pleasure all
I French travelers who visited him.
I MASSAcncsKTTa.—The July number of the
Christian Ezamvur contains an interesting arti
cle on the, ‘'Materia! Condition of the People of
Massachusetts.*’ In it there will be found some
I Information to Which we wonld call the attention
I of De and to .those who have
pronounced free society a failure,, The -value*
of taxed property In the'SUte, that belonging
to ohurehet, colleges, schools, and benevolent
institutions being untaxed, amounts to one
thousand minions of dollar*. * If divided this
would give eaoh farm in the State $BBO. Ills
kraore a piece to', the human race,
r And yetualy-AW.? hundred And fifty years
Massachusetts wasw swil4*r«& ABd--ii4 white
inhabitants only a
property is valued at one hundred miUionTso
that she could give a dollar to each, of the one
thousand million inhabitants of tho earth, and
then have a good capital in schools and other
Institutions to begin the world anew. Thera
are BT> savings banks, the aggregate of whose
deposits amount to $33,000,090. The value of
articles produced by the people’s labor in the
year 1856 was $296,000,000. About $1,000,000
*• in private and public charity,
iu 1820 the population was 523,287; in 1866 it
was 1,132,3C9. There are 100 women to 100
0* males over fifteen there were in 1856.
888,642; iu every 100 of these 3 work in facto
ries, 6 are sailors, -0 are traders, 1 17 are farmers,
18 laborers, and 37 mechanics; 'Every eighth
man; id tneState is a shoemaker.'.
Tan Cam of Lovb, Furtatiok, Jxaloost
akd Scicun*.—The Detroit Free Press publish
es another verrion of the recent snietdo said to
have beon caused by the heartlessness ofayoung
Wo arc informed Ibot the young gentlemen,
Mr. Eldridge, vent on board tbo Northern Eighi
•t the request of the young lady’s brother, who
Kirns an intimate friend*, He was suffering uo
dsr a great depression of spirits from private
troubles, nnoonneoted with the young lady in
I question, towards whom he stood only in the
j relation of a friend. This depression was mani
fested in a marked degree, and, in connection
with some other little circumstances, was easily
construed by outside spectators Into the form
afterwards reported by them. At the time of
his death he was, in mere bravado clinging by
a precarious hold to the outside of the bool, in
the presence of several ladles. While in this
poeitioo he lost blshold and fell into the water.
Before aid oould reach him he sank.
Thi Vicksburg Whig, of the 20tb, says :
We learn from a gentleman interested in a
plantation on the Tasso, just down on the Roe
buck, that the Tatoo and all Its tributaries are
swelling at an unproodented rale; that tha
country now presentaasoeneor deesolatibn, and
that the worst is not yet told. Tho breaking of
the Yasoo Pass, and the extraordinarily heavy
rains, have contributed to this direful result.—
ooorse our friends, on the Sunflower, who
have been hoping against' hope most suffer SO
yerely. It Is truly lamentable news, and we
regret to have to announce it.
.A“N*w Eaaauao*.”—Professor Scherb, in
a lecture introductory to a couno on the Poetry
of the Bible, lately quoted the following from
the sermon of a monk, preached in Germany,
just at the eotpmehcement of the Reformation:
ktely got np a hew language,
which they, call Greeks ana whloh-is crammed
.fall of heresies. I counsel you to beware of it,
and especially of a book In that language called
the New Testament. This is full of thorns and
adders. They have also invented anothernew
language, called Hebrew. All who read this
will certainly become Jews.**
The ü baby elephant” at the Jar diodes plaates
has beenmaklpg ah excitement in. Paris, lie
■and his lire seem to ; have a bitter 'feud. To'dl
mlnishlt, they Were-put In'adjoihing "enclo
sjjares. The (a once commencea collect
ing sand and email pebbles with hie trunk and
diseharglng them at the fcce.oftho elder animal.
The other gave signs of. terrible wrath/and'
charged down on the IrelUng - which separa
ted him from the cuV. Fortunately the iron' re
sisted the shock, and- the family mutiny was
bfougbtto* close by the removal .of tbe.elder..
Tn Massachuietts, lhe . ihreaUsed dlrisious
between the Americans and-the Republicans,
have been avoided by a CalTforS State conven
tion, on the 9th drjref September,' addressed fo
| tno opponents of Mr. Buohasau's administration,
smd tor|hefrieade of the present Stabs admfnis
.tratlon, without regard to'party names. This
.will donbtleas molt in a* cordial union ; of the
[Opposition, In the Btate and Congressional elec-
I.lions.'-
TagYigruz* or Borax. —The wishenrom*...
of Holland and Belgium, so proverbially dean,
andwho.getup their linen so bcatlfuliy white,
bn refinef borax as washing powder, instead of
soda, in Che proportion of a large handftil of
borax ponder to ten gallons of boiling water ;
theyßrve jtn soap, nearly half. All the large
washing - Bstabliahmeuts adopt, the-same inode.;
For laoes,qambrlos,&e., an extra qaanlU/of the
powder lapsed, and for crinolines (required to
be made stiff).a strong solution Is necessary.—
Borax bcidg a neutral salt does not in the slight
est degrees injure the texture of the linen ; Us
effect is to soften the hardest water, and
therefore it should be on every toilette table.—
To the taste it Is rather sweet, isused for olean
!ng thehafr, is an excellent dentrifice.and in hot
used in combination with tartario
acid and'btcarbonalo of soda, as a cooling bev
erage. Good tea cannot be made with hard wa
ter; all water may be made soft by adding a
: tea-spoonftil.of borax powder to an ordinary
tised kettle of water, in which It should boil.—£
The savingln the quantity of tea used will beat
least one-fifth.
Post Ojrrtos Cuardm.—The following post
offices havebeen re •established in Pennsylvania?
Harrow's, Often county Pa., Ephraim M’Olelao,
postmaster. Canoe Creek, Blair county, D. W.
Brown, postmaster.
Appointments.—George Wr Blanchard post
master at Radnor,' Delaware county, Penna.,rlco
W. Pechin, resigned* Robert Bradley
vpoaimaslcr at Coopera town,. Venango county,
Teona., vice Joseph Hall, resigned.. Hosea
, Southwiok, at Little Cooley, Craw
eord county, Pa., rice Joseph Hamilton, resigned.
Jabex Holcomb, postmaster at Penn Line,' Craw
ford county, Pa., vice David Wrightbner. Silas
Nelson, postmaster at Nelsonport, Potter county,
rice John 8. Barto. resigned. James Baa
ders, postmaster at Black Hawk, Bearer county
vice William M’Key. John Wade, post'
master at Granville Summit, Bradford county,
Pa., vice Philips. Hiller. A r ew Ettablitknteni.—
Cookport, Indiana county, Pa., Lewis Z. Shaw,
postmaster*
Avstki&x 'Oprosmox to Girmaji Ehiora-
nos.—Thb German emigration which has been
pouring into this country in etioh a volume for
so many yeses, has at last began to alarm the
authorities. ' A committee was reoentlr appoin
ted .bythe Frankfort Diet to examine the whole
question, itriLadviso upon the beat means of
preventing 0a exodus. They havesentintheirre
port,which recommends a multiplicity of checks
and restrictions of greater or less stringency
upon emigration. The'representatives of the
Free Towns, who are largely, interested in com
merce with and In the o&rrjing trade,
are naturally; opposed to any interference with
the movement, which provides them each year
with increasing crowds:of customers, and have
strongly protested against the proposed inter
ference with popular rights.
Fbisxr's River Hunts.—The intelligence caused
by the J/bte^-Toy tor shows the excitement by*th«
new gold dtscoreriei to be unabated In California.
Hrery ihip which eptxld be made available for the
conveyance .ofrpuseogeri to Victoria was, engaged
in that business, Tbo mines and towns were nearly
deserted. -
There had not been time to verify the stories told
concerning the Thompson River diggings, or to prove
whether thoieHrh'oabandoned California for the
British Possessions were likely, on the whole, to better
their fortunes. • Ran Francisco papers express grave
doubts as the superior richness of the uew mines and
intimate that Californians would evince more pru
dence by being less in bests. These counsels, cau
tious at least, and probably wise, produce no effect
whatever, bring attributed to a natural desire to re
tain the minere in California, or wholly unheeded io
the mad exilement of the hour. Nothing but expe
rience will deride the question as to the wealth of the
Fraser's River region, and much of that experience
Is likely to be bitter enough. Provisions and all
other necessaries are extravagantly dear at the new
mines. The high water has proved a vexatious hin
drance, and worse than all, the Indian tribes of the
country, who cherish a particular hatred of Ameri
cans, are scarcely restrained from hostilitei. .Whis
ky has.'begun to And its way .to the savages,' through
the medium of the miners themselves, and blood will
toon follow. •
So Car, what is known amounts to about this: There
is undoubtedly gold la large quantities and in sueh
richness as to reward Industry and enterprise. Bdt
it is not yet known that these mines are richer as a
permanent- .tbidfr than those of California, while
they are difficult of access and expensive in every
rotpect. Time mast tell tbo rest It may be that
a.now and powerful Cqlony will spring up in Ner-
Caßdonia. owing to the impulse of this gold discov
ery ; but we hMe as yet no sufficient ground to
Predict luebUA-dWut— Y. Tinut.
-AjCORRXsPOjrpjKT of the Boston Courier suggests
ta the mode of laying the
1 rails on nmnsS^j^hat. the end of ono rail shalL
comVbpposlte
thus preventing the Jolt whera&HTnewberii of the
axle pus over the connection at ono time. This has
been ukJ on the Boston and Maine road, and besides
tbo additional seoority which it gives/ It makes the
motion of tho train more .even and continues, and
tho whote rail having the effect to lift tbo wheel over
the opposite Joint. It seems natural that safety,
convenience ahd oconomy should result from this
simple arrangement; and it is only singular that it
has not been tested before.
Daring the Revolutionary war, the Earl of Dart
mouth ashed on American in Loudon of how many
members Congress consisted. To which the reply
was''Fifty-two." “Why, that is the number of cards
in a pack/ said hitdordabip; "pray how many, inares
aro there?" "Not one," returned the republican;
“please to recoiled that knaret are court cards."
™ C .°, tOST op Walmhims i* Illinois—A colony of
" "dense* from the French Alps ha* been commenced
near the Odell station, on the Chicago, Alton and 8t
Louis Railroad, Livingston co. Thirty-flre hundred
a<ws of land have been purchased at a.reasonable
rate; and eight beads of families have . become tho
ptofieera of the settlement others are anxious to
join them, but as yot they have. only been'able do
build a board sfianty, and'buy a few yoke of.'oren
to prepare the ground. They, are'reprosentad as
rery poor, and in need of assistance to plaoe them
in a self-supporting condition. —Chicago Trib.
. Toßr.—Ahecpor of a house of Infamy
»n New York, in wbieh the girlr were kept as prison
?f*» , T E8 t sentenced to twomonth’s imprisonment
TwooT the poor victims of this mans copidityreoelv
ed a sentence of six months, as vagrants. The news
papers of New York aU laud the.conrt which oonld
be found independent enough to giv6t£*“influctiar
raacal (bo hful made 9100,0U0 by his bejitly business)
• T * Q * * wo niohtbs term. We supposeihat the busi
ness of the establishment will go on as usual, while
Ji* proprj.tor 1, ro«!c.Ung st Bl.ckwelli Island.
That ii tha onl, cotine.
PBEnoamos opJFbidii.—Tho folloMng from the
W sshlngton corTeipondcnK(Jtil, 24) oTthe Baltimore
Sim looks like preparing tho pnblio skpsciation for
a result In Kansas, which can in fact, phi, bo brought
about b, tbo grosssst frauds: *
“Oor. Dsnr«r rscclred adriocs from Kanina tha
day before he'left this city on his return to that
Territory, which convinced him that the people
wotud, at the election on the lit of August, accept
* (ko.Bnglsh ect? end come into the Union at once.
with the Lecompton Constitution.”
lixisojs.—The Senate of Illinois consists of twen*
tv-five members, 13 Democrat*,!!) Republican*, S
American*. Of these, 8 Democrats, 4 Republican*
and 1 American bold over, giving to the Democrats
*n advantsgo which we suppose they would not be
Dkeiy to hare in anew olection entire. What , eort
ofDemocrate they are,whetherßuchahah Democrats
•r Douglas Democrats, we do not know.
Bjrcsaxax Oboxk ii» Csioaoo.—The Chicago
Bttald i* the name of a now deity justestablised by
in that city. - It haadlec Douglas •
roughly.and charges,that “of all men In the rUnion
Hr. Doaglas lithe most dangerous man to the Dem
ocratic party.” Lively times in Snckerdom. ..
Musical.
FIANOB AT A BARGAIN.
’ .. KEW AND SECOND HAND. ; •
AN2 C{ Bosewood octave PI-jAkM
\J ANQ, Bobbed all round, No.
froa the beet mannficlurere ©1 Boston, en-f 'I V 1/ 11
tlrely new and warranted a nod Mid ptrfbct Instrument'
Button pries, $350, will be tola toctoaeeo&aignmeaMbrtZTS
One 7 octavo, mahogany, ItalUmoro makeTWano, coot -
originally $600................ jgg
One 0 octave, rosewood, round corner, et.good as new,
tnadoby Nonna* 175
One Ooctave, roaewmbeitaare mode, by Nonna A Clark
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One 6 octave,old w»tu«..- , gg
Also, a aplendid alsgte action llarp (nude in Brnzrilem
Bdrtna) la good order. ,
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MEJ.ODEONS,
ALABQBASBOJITMENI
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At “Old ErtsUtstttd PUso Depot,” No. lift Wood stmt,
wcooddWsftetpnftb. J«JI
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iWfl JOBNU MKLLOftfl Woodstmt.
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Amount«-
Insurso Cargo HUXa •
tributaries. laser*,
also agalaattha poi.-.
Navigation aac~
Wo.Y. Petit, Job* CLHoSgSm*,
McChna,g.». Wlbnv f ßne Gob
John A.ManhaU, Cbariea B. Wrigb.s
EwoodT. Pwoy. -
, „„ n.r.wnacsß,vto» .
Dwiqxt J. MeOaav, Secretary.
grinr, Umb a Oos
Back, Morgan A Sttdfole; doT
Truitt, Bro. A Oo_ do.
. Pumrov.Caidwvlia 00, do.
i. T. law 4 Co, do.
Stalumita, Justice a Co. do.
Pittsburgh omc£ Wo. w warn strut
aaOri tf B. W. POINBIXTKB, Agent.
Pramkllw Plr« luvtaeV Goapaav of
PUILAttKLPniA.
Charles W. Baoeker, , AdoJohß. Boris.
flwpff.Wchira, SamualGriSr
David B.Brown,
MordeeaJß.Uwlc, Jacob B. Emttfa,
Tobiaa Wagaar, • Morris Fattaraou.
__ CHARLES N. BAKGKKB, PmtdaaL
Oxaum G. Burcxn, Secretary.
Tbfs(kmpaayeMstißUMtainik» tanzeacas, pmiMt
orlbrimd, oa ovary description of property tatovnaud
country, at rates m low man coarieteat with aaeurity.. .
Tfcs Ooapaay have raaervsd a lam fend,
which, wftßrtbefrQuital and
aSbrdiaplaprotactfcaxtotbsaMurad. 1
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Reaißrtata. SiWT TS
Taniimfmry _ \j
Stock*. 6MBSOO
. ‘ ... SM46 81
41413*08 44 '
Siwa Uulr tncorpcratioo, a pariod of twautycoa yacrv
tb»7 hav» paid upward, of Ono UOlkn. tMrltrmdrad
ttomnd Mian Umm by flra, tbsraby tfbr&g avldtaea
wthoadvaatagßacf Insurance, as wrifw tbelrabUitraui
awposlaoo to msec with promptness all thbflltfw.
J‘ OARDHKR corns. Agent,
apu OflceSoutkaasi cor. Wood and Thlrtsta.
GoitliMtai luvute Comptny.
foewpanrted by tts Ztffiietvr* tf ftmuyfeerfa,
PIRPITDAL OQ4 BY IB
AutboricedOapltaLOusKlliloa >1,000,000
Bscarsd and Acennja!*t«dOa;rtt*l....~. M 671,6^1
HOMEOEFIGE.
So. 01 Walnut Strut, oboes Seeond,
pw3ly Mlir * nC * m B ° ndlo^^ fandtura, Morcbaodiss, Ao.
lfsrtM Intixraaoa on Cargoes and JWgbts, to all parts of
tbs world.
Inlaad lasuraaceoa Goods, Ao- by Lritao, Rivera n —*• l
•and LandCarrlagec, to allparts of tbs Union, on tae most
mvoroble taros, eooslsteot with security.
' ÜBSOTOM
aKo^* d^-^LLAI>AT , fcr i DBrlj 3«eord«r of Datda, go*
yM. I BOW^M L facmtriy Boglatar of WQl*.
OOLRMAN. fin&orOelMuo A Smith* Iniortlii
Hard van and Catlarjr Merduuita, No. 31 NorthTMrd
atmfc abort Maifeat, FfaOa.
J^S ?£s_^ AI *_ I ? na ** Oat 4 Son, OopptraaUhi, No.
12 Quarry rtrwt, Phil*.
IDWAKD T. HAOHSTTS, Ann of KachetU A EalnaL
Importing Hirfnn Marchaata, No. 124 Northßdrtt
Btrwt,abora&aca.PUla,.
HOWARD HDIOBUiSi firm of LlTlnsston AOo ■ Product
andOotnmfaaioß Merchant!, No. 2T§ Market at, abort
Eighth,Ftyle. ’ .
OZOBQI W. OOLLADAY. PrcddanL
flux* Worn,Saentarr.
JOSHUA BOJBINSON, Agtat.
Nd, 14 fifth afreet /up atalra.)
[oßOßgKhila iHinfuiei ODtipkn/,
09 PITISBCEOB. •
Omen*—JAHEB A. HUTCHISON, Prctideßt
HSNHT U.ATWOOD, Bocmarj"
Orm, No. M Wina emit; '
VKO tnsm.Jgaiad «fl Mato tf lfnead ifarim Si
. ASSETS, HAT 20JB, 18fifc
Stock Oise BUU, pajablton demand, aecnred by
two eppror«lna*na„ !. 4140,000 00
Premium 4Tj003 29
.. i,n.iim.i . t 9«9Q8 21
UA efcaree Meebanfca* Bank BJ»2O 00
60 • dj> t Bakk o t PttUtonrgb do do . 2J60 00
40 do Enhance Bank do do .._ OO
100 di CUlteni* do-- do do ............ 6JT6 00
Balaneeof Book Aeconnti ...‘ $064 89
OfleoFaniltora.. ... *O9O gg
<M> li^Ut,
„ BUXCTOU:
Wm. B. OoIjbm? Wbu A, CkliVftU,
BobtDftteU, Wflwo Miller,
£“• s*h v. JehaMcDotm
Tbo*. 8. OUrkt, Q*a A. B*rry
. . . JBWmm A. untehtoo
UmX M. ATWOOD, 8b e'7
OfflTl
)BQS DARBUS, Pmttant.
M.TWItPW/ftßgurj.
07F1GE, No, fil W»tcr rttwt, (flpug A Co.’t Winbooiti)
• op «Uin, PllUborgb.
WUUnsurt against aU kinds *f Fire and JtariiH Riikt
A Bmt JmMution manage l- bg JHraOort. mho an wtU
kuoten in Uu cmmunrty, and m>Ao or* iff. fc*
vranptntii and Wxraiitg, to maintain the charaSenwikA
>"<“«» ax*™**
. ASSETS, OCTOBER M, IM7.
Stock Aeeoontt....;. OO
2460 00
• Bflla 4J6I *7
OBee Pnmltore,.. „ SIO 09
Open Asconnln.. g, n> w
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Premium ~* w «>«<■ u
BUla maw yj
$317,641 48
Wm. MoKolfbt,
Nathaniel IMaa,
Alex. Nlmlck,
Darid M. Long,
William H. Smith
0. W. Bldataon,
George Diraie.
R. Miller. Jr,
J.W. BaUer,
O. W.7idno&,
JuotckfcAtJej,
JJaxasder Speer,
Aadier Ackley,
BolO:
*. M. GORDON, gee*/.
PUUbnjrgh rne ud fiariOß lu. Co,
. Office, No. 96 'Wator Street,
- • • PITTSBURGH, PA. - '
_ , ****** Fuwiie,M.B, txsmt&ieg PbjHoUa.
•oSJgd’SS'iSsßSfl ****** *»
And «(ain«t Law or b»a«M br fti*. t
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•ifjwirtJjiP™ - ** tt>o lo,rert ntm
' Botwrt Oalw»7,
Btmnel HcOorkeiL
Jo«0h P.G«n»ai~k. D,
John Soott, .
AuaMUanlialL
Dottt Blclmt.
Jama* W.Hadlmftn,
CSim. ArtmthsoL
n
UMOrotl:
Alexander Bimdlej.
Jceepbß. Leech,
John JnHerton,
IhUnr. Hart, '•
peTfal H. Chaalnw
WnilemOur.
Bober* ILHerflij,
Johasreni,
'he Great Westers Fire and itanne ids. Co.
or«nLU>npß uL
Qttuta ampmt*MUtit, Hi. '4M ffol/it/l.ewiur o/
fbttrthaheL - - ■
AUTHORIZED .AAM-ivxl
Capital paid, 00^^
Burplo*, January,lit, 1869 66,774 04* '
JSS®Bf6S&ssa
.Und Carrtafa. • *. >
OIUOtOSK
Chariaa 0. jUlhnro, 1436 VTalnntitrwi-
WQllaa Darita& 1610 Pisa itmt. • >
Alaxwlar Whnidep, Marrhaot, 18 Korih Frort ,
Jhaaollaalalmrit.AttarnaTjMQaßn—llnf . *••.'■
John 0. Banter, inn at wrigbt, HnnUr A 00.
s ?* cy v* Hah.
ij™ “cOonly, Arm WWta A Mertord* r
Tboa. L, QUleapie, firm efGUlwrrU A Z«U«r 9
Jaa.B. SBlUufim of Ja&B. Seitth A 0»
Hra. HauTH. roller, ofllca 237 Soath Alrd ttmt.
Jolm B-Jertaij.offica eonnr of SaTtmh and Eiaaom.
™
AUrwJfcplW, offle* Cmin CWj Property. ; . -
JonaJ, Blocnm, oflkfl 238 Booth lWrfama. '
■' j 0. 0. Pnaldaot.
LKWH OREaORT, 1 jfe 'Tf"?
SecondTic* PreaSd't. j Offle^tWan at,-K,T.
JAUXB WXXQHIL Secßtanr aad Traaaibvr '
H. H. RIOItARDBOS > , AMria&t BeerMarr -
™ ■:
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Ktllun Idldil iinruet; Company I i
„ . : ph i l ai» i h *'a i k .
Office No. 308 v Welnot Stceet. -
S^?^JS n>9Ba - Aam •****» Bfc_lßT2SdM foIIOWC
JUtegUnjr COOBI? 6 porowit. Pesos B. E. tMO. 10,000 00
ftnwlTMh Boflrorf 4,000 00
Btockoflb*lUlue*Kotul lunnuaODwM ISIM OO
Btock cfOooatr rbwlsnuawo* <fa-—:— 00
Scrip olSandn lamrue* 0payaf0r...,......... 475 oo
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Book Accocntt, >ccn»td iafocirt, use i*
CMh on hand «ad la Bank --. 9O
cum nsaixT.^SSt*’
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WiUlaaiKHMr,
SSiSSif 71
£3iSS2“* ,
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To. R.Ttaoapm,
David 8. fire va,
Jotm R. WomU,
ILL-Otnoo, '
Robert Tolnd, .
Mom JohitaotL
a & Wood,
. Jmbm 8. Woodward;
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>p3 •-■• yferti uMieorniMr
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B*AT»o»PX3nqm>.
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cwa* Tb obh J. Boater,
le*' lunraaca Ooibbibt,
to low, doth dtpcw tna nr k
•*«*__ Tk
Bwora Md rabeeribedbefore me,.
ayM<n y
Kortkilmnrtaee Company oti„
Office No. 99 Water lit, Pittas
w X.
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> <8434145
£*n ; &bMDbtff«r l em *" • ; - s
Peonock,.
Joha A. Cioghiy, W. W.Mirtlfi.
R.T.xSe\Jf^
5S^? h iS’ *. D*»M H*Owid&*
,mm J - Breaait, • Ow*** 8. flildST
Wm.J. udnn. ..•>
Delawarelntnal Safety laiunmceCompear,:
AtooronUrf »» a« LvUblur, amtuufh«nt<a,lß».
Office, S. E. Comer Third end Walnut ate..
PHILADELPHIA. » f. ...
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kiu xaoinbU. sHofcoi as
lain OP re»nd , , rr , 1 ~ 2fli§M AA
Mibcm la haadi of Agouti) Prozniami oo
' Miriot PolldurKsotly bm«d,ud oth* ; •••.•'!? •• -
_ y debtj do*thi Company „ 03,730 01
Ba6ierlpHoßffot«„... u ,„ M ,„„;„, M i„..„ I „ 100)000 Og ■-•'•
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Bamotl JL Btokea, .
HanijEfeatLi -FI
Jusea B. McTaiia .
Tboaiaa 0. Huui, "
Robert Barton, Jr., . u
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“ Water atmU Plttrirarsfr. 7^
William Martin,
JompbGLßMl,
Bdsm&d A. Bonder,
John C. Darla, '
Jolia ILPeorom,
Q«ort*©.LeJper,
Edward Dvilnztob.
.Dr.&.M.11« pSbT
WOlism 0. Lodwu,
Hsfb OnJff,
BvtaceriltuntA,
Cbarto K«U»7,
ILJodm Brook*.'
Jacob P.Jooee
• apfcljd—J*H
Cltiuni’ Ininrance Comp’y of fitubnrgkn
WM. BAQALE7, Praddoot, «
SAMUEL L HABSHELL, Secretary.
OJU4M mtitr Strut, bdtteen Martil tad Wtoi Sb
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Life Is tii* Itlnera&cy;
Lifii la the Laity, . ...
PabUc AdnrMw,by ProtWhedon,D.v'
Lector*;
.iHibbard os Paolo <• ;
The True Womoa;
Tb* Object of Life, ; - v.
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ChUiTtßobboth Day Book. **' ‘
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-®OgKS FOR SUMMER HEADING *
X> 8.. 0. COCHRANE, No. 0 jliut .
latb* tulmm to ***• ciolco uacrtsieiit of*Doqki
*® to* Torioui deportment* ot Standard. o»n«i«". • n-
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JN%£2^ 8 ' A ' r “““TOOL’S. No. 20
HeMdra; with HamEle* of « (majfod : - T
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•ad Tract fedeijr, niit»d for fibbalh School* and km}.
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Do. HlmOny,lOtoU;
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