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ESTABLISHED IN 1786.
Bwgafste.
[' AOKEOWN' ,* FINLEY, Whulcsila
LDwntotßaHMaiKtgimof Cartwn Oil, Tjo. 1«T
ttyWwrtiUttibPibthL jiaottyq
T) L. FAHNESTOCK 4 Oo„ Into ofth«flrm
: JD, B. JL f>hMuck * Co, “d 10
BreL WboUMl* DraggM No. 00, comer Wood *MFoort»i
Otti, Plttrtranflu Pa. “ ,
A. FAHNESTOCK *
• tale Dmnrtiti and Manofiwteryi cf WUU u*d,
and Wood and Front
bvrgh. • ' ' •• • . • . - ■
JSGIIOONMAKER, MANUFACTURER
- at white Lid, LltbargtyPat*
tr and WboWaaJ* In Paint**. Oil*, VoroUhe*, To^en*
tma; yp. Wood P*» . : °“ 3;l^d
TOUN IfAFTi Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS.
0 Mdl Dmlw
In PainU.OiWpjatttff*, *o cctwrWood »ndSfrttattrMtv,
Flttebureb. ■ - •
4g»JUcnlar Ag"**ifrrl>r.ycrd > « Modldoa. *ygl
TOUN P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAL
tf er In prtjo, Painti (XU. Tamlabi* ul DjeatnfO, No.
•156 Liberty *treot,Pttt*wJrsh*
AUOTdMivm»«l«pro»P tfctt f n « c,Q - „„ ,
- Agent tor Bcbiocr# Paltnonle Sjrop. uarifclydaw
IKUOICt btßfb.
UKAUN * REITER, WHOLESALE AND
- ii EctaQ DrnsgieU, oonwr of liberty and EU Clair eta,
Pittehorish... . • . .
JOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
Wfleet ft Ofcjeoccar Market itreet ud Diamond^ keep*,
OTBftantijr on bud • fall and complete ajurtment of Drag*,
Medidiwa, Medicine Cheats, Peffttaory, and all article* per
talaiax to hi* btulneae.
- 4yPhy*ldADi prwripUoui carefblljr «*mpocmd»datall
boor*.'
Er. geo. li. iceyser, druggist,
140 Wood arret, comer of Wood *tre*t and Virgin
,Tltt*mrgh,Pa. -
Brains.
*. TOTirnry l *! - -••••?• i. Larcs.
r EECII * HUTCHINSON, Commission
; 1 jind porwardlag Merchant*, dealers in Weitern IU
■££flhuSLlToiuf rhh, Bacon” Batter, Unwed Oil, Pot
ul PttAw, Seed*, Grain, Dried Prult, and Produce
general ljr. Boet brand* ramUy Ilcmr alcaya on h'nd.—
Agent* toe the sale of MadleoaCo’e celebrated Patented
pSriStmh. N0p.116 Second and 14S fintat*. between
Wood and Smith Held it*- PHUbnrgh, Pa. apfclyd
CHEESE WAREHOUSE.—HENRY U.
COLLINS, Forwarding and CommUdon Merehant,and
Doalce ia'Choeee r Datter, Lake Pith an J Produce generally,
86 Wood at, above Water, Pittsburgh. mySl
JB. CANFIELD, LATE OF WARREN,
• OHIO, Oomrabodon and Forwarding Merchant, and
Wholesale Dealer In Weeter* Reaerre Cbeew, Butter, Pot
and Peart Aafc, and Wcftem Produce goneratly. Tront at.,
♦tween Smlthfteld and. Wood, Plttabnrgh.
AVID 0. UERBST, FLOUR, PRO-
Morduat, No. ZQ?
Llbrtiy ureal, comer of Hand, PitUbnrgh, circa bit attco-
I ton to the rtla or Flour, Pork, Bacon, Lard, Cb«*e, Better,
Grata,'Drlo<lFralU l Seed9 l *c I fcC'. . .
i mj>cctftuly»oUcUc<i-
A LEX. FuRSYTU, (SUCOJESSOR TO
J\ Fartuli A Scott,) Torwmrdlnf mi 4 Comrntelon Urr»
ctwQt, IVafwf In Wool, LIIiIm, Float, Biccn, Lanl sndLwd
OU *od Ptodqca goo*rally, Wo. .5 water l'ittulinrEh, Pa.
BAULE WAREHOUSE.—JAS. GAUD
IK UR, Whofcaal*-Dealer !n Flour, Prorialooa and
No. 6 Barenth itrwt. brtwfeo Libert;
and talttiJteldi PUUVrorsb, Vil
49*Ttnardub.
SIODLB,; WIKTS *OO., General Com
atnloa UKchtQti uul - Daatcti In flrtwrlf» and Pro*
M<vl*&UWt7«tmtiPittstuxncti,P*.
. a3Kfc>MtgMM®U«eJiettt'4»nd«ntUfcctotJ ttlurn* gn*r
otned. . delOJjrdiwT
insurant* asrnts.
FINNEY,. Agent EorefcaTusunmce Co.,
>'• No. 9 Water street. ■ ~
A A. CARRIER, SECRETARY
J\ » famsyinaln Infor*cs« Company of Piiubnrgh,
3oacn’ DqUHtwn, Tonrth ntreet. - • .
lAM CEL L. HARSUELL, Secretary Citi
| sera* latataoco Cdmp*ay,o| Wafarrtrect.
l M. GORDON,.Secretary Western
« «tiCTOompaßy,Wy*tgrrtr»et.
/T„ GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
fj « Un Rrt Iwrortitf* Conipiwj, Nortireast corner Wood
A. .MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
, Motcal lp«amtio» Wntw itreel.
IHOS. J. HONTER. Agent Farmers’and
' WH?KnpWln«rancnOa,gOWtter«trgH.
TOSUUA KOBINSON, Agent Continental
Q TaratmcqOo-,24 nrO> street. ~ ~
TV "W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great
ry. front street.
(gatpttg. _
ROBINSON & CO., Denier in Carpets, 4c.
Sa.tn.yrfth »ire<L :
ILLIAM MoOLINTOOK,
jip. lit Market atToot«
; w. D. * a. fI'CALIdCJO,
r\EALEB IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
I # IUmNOS, Ac. A'0.87 Poorth street octrVood.
ftttonue*.
I[USEI'& MACKENZIE, AUnrnoys at Law
Oa»U«.«Toartli»tfeoNPitt»trartfHPa. HotaryPob
>te tad rthlo
niiEilT II'ICNIOUTi ATXOHNBX AT
a- Itot or pitubargb,
TgarlhitTtfrt.PKtalrersb- —: -■■-
JOfStil’U S/& A. i\ MOKRIbON, AT-
Utr.tn at Uw. OfflM Wood,
fitUborgh, l*. mTa4 _
Brj> Gotf&B.
"l” lli LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy
J, Drj G-jo-U, lisa of ibaortstanl On Hlrr, So .4
SrOetilreat. FltttOarsh- -
VfUttPILX & HUiiCUfc'lKLL>, UEAij£K5
•" jwl | n auiu Mid Udlea’ Drtm Ooodr Mnwtllr, Cloak*
: tiOmM *nd g’.uvvll, *a4 fitapla OoM*. for
family au. . AnuimrojUly «xtoo*I« a»orti««Dt l “ J*J
4boT»4epartß»Mit*,Jn«tr«*lT*d wiling at th« iomvt
, cof. Fonrtb aad Martgt «U.*Bg oc>
R IL PALMER, No. 105 Market Street
. ItaOCTtn, BoaneU,n»t»rSti»* Trlmmliiffcma
fceawGoods generally. •
®auiaa«*._ __
Siw ud Second U*»d
CARRIAGES AND BT7G-GIE9,
in uu w
' TtrcrrrH«g REPOSITORY■
! NEARLAWKENCUntLE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, orgSRL£
«%chan»oijthainoet.reaeonable Krß»%ajag =s Wt,
«»eoitm™tcfß*T*itthraeudseeoo4-bsodßaggu**m»de
i>4 XTataoo of PhUaiifclpUla, some l>Ot little m*»A. Aleo,
. la oy o^.^ P ,rrom the
TeryiMtt material purchsa* In the
lot ofTn'ttin* Wajtane, neW and second band. AIM, akrt
tf Boat VTaxona, Jonny Lln<l», Germantown Wagons, Jersey
umi&s. oa» of them W»uon , i make and one-el *“«“***
TwoaneBalklee,oaemadebyMr.D.R»lg^
psihNMphU, tad a ftw eomsum-Bagglea, «nlt tbit for fight
mtxktttox. Theaubterihefllitterabimaelfbe e*u make 1?
Sth?SSrtitorper»a«*W»lnglo purchase,to
* Thi Mt*WUbmoot Is eonyetilent to the city, the Excel
•i“taXJntacUt,..(ffin to
Carriage und wasoa Ranufatiory.
M.'Xj. STEPHENS,
Career gmlrlfiilJ Street anil Diamond Allrj/,
SOULD -respectfully inform
mbUotbothoi* now footled u *boT8 > aE s gZl
iman«tth*btuin«aofOtrruit*_m»Un* in' »“*»
ruletiM, *nd U tl*o prepared to order* tw Wagons
' of «il deecrlpliooi, Including all work far Iron Merchants’
, • cooUno»n»o< dU'pttaorasp tfordWto
V stowsd SMS bin irbfls of the old stood of “Billow * Co,
P 2*A*sod assortment of b«*ry work now on haod, 'alt
tbtafcr Spring os®. AUworkworrmnMdforl-inOTtba.
J«lCiyd_
■■ tnftittcmlHi'Ficur,.
joniioa, BttoTusa * co.,
Cbnur Utmmtiai JUbtas &rttU,
• ALLEGHENY CUT.
WTOOLD RESPECTFULLY IN- IJRBJL
YY &cm their friends, tad the pabllo gone-aESd.
0, to durability,
tadbetatyof finish. Repair* wilTalsoba atteodedtoon
the met rraeenabletenge. Using la ell their work the
best EasUrn Shells, Poles end Wheel stufl, they fnl .Miilb
’ A*Wt th«i ell who taror them with their poiropige will be
sftetly setlifledoa trial of tbelr work.
Parusstfl ere requested to gire them e cell before per*
ffrMhkff elsewhere. oot;lyd
pjjEßtctans,
ITVR' O'BRIEN CAN BE CONSULTED
I l lt-Dr Smith’*, corner FIRh end Smlthfleld rtrreta, on
OfitJlSi end SATURDAYS, from 10 to
* jc23:ljd*
pamtrrs.
.->-LL' a'e. xjuxs
’'".roSSr'ißOMPaosr &co,
TT/uisß PAINTERS, glaziers and
Intern Driin,
■. WesxepwpnrsdtoQrtndColorafcr P*JntetV®'[jjS^*?| e | |
other* Utheshortesi notice,** we h»Tt*
grinds by steem. Fstatcn wUI set* money by getting
tbetr edori ground with si. '.;. • ‘ mra-dij^
Pnlmters*
- " ' bOSOhtiiSB.
TTOOSE AND SIGN PAINTERS,
n Jt0.17 (Old rest OSeeßiildtojrtThird street,between
Weed and Market street*.. All orders promptly attended to.
. AydUPeeascutodtnssnpertorrtyie. mhf7:lyd
f WALNUT HALLBBBTAURANT,
i - i juifOmVrc zmll, rora prflrpr,
k JOBBF? raiOKBIt.
i‘ • PBOPatBXOE."
5 . AIL TUB DELICACIES OF
{■■' .Ai TO« BKASOS, prcr*rod bjlhsmostet. ■JN&kh
c > nSased eoou,«erredop*tU»* shortest 00-lliMMßfc
jf A. M. O'CLOCK P. N.
i All article® In th® Uo®> peeollsr to tfc* Kut, Wat or
i *Mtk.Noolnd dully by Brpre®®,®»d®«rT*d twin order—.
l {SirnPSmWtti ***** AbW*i WALSUT HALL til
' Oytxtn, ruh,u.»* “d «iy
? In Ibdt »>ssinoHUl W -’•■ ociMyft
JWOVmi'lfVii, or ALUOI.H» Bo|,T-
Commission, Set.
UITCnCOCK, UeCBEBBT to CO.,
{Saeccuon to Qnfimin, H’Crecrjr ACa)
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
And Wbolfult D**len in
Prodaei, Floor and Wool,
.Vo. 1M Front and 122 Stem d d, PiU>b#rsH, Fu
ipldjd—mj29
Me DAN
* V /Ui J£Rf
outxuni
B’lotir, Q-rain. wnd Froduoo.
Commission and Forwarding MerchauU,
-Vo. 124 Stton<l Sl. t Pittsburgh, Pa.
mySlilyd .
MOOT OAJfUKQ ............... mJUU3 B'lbli
OAMsiSoiBOKD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
.Vo. 588 North Second Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
for the ea)e of Produce and porebt»e of TUh,kc., Ac. Any
orderi eotroited «1tl» them will be promptly fbrvtrdtd.
«ji2S dSm* _ -
tCAIOOU tTrm.i —roe» L. LXtCS....—-.—.iOt. 8. L4(CU.
JOS. S. LEECH & CO.,
»os !««a *»44l.ltoerty«t.,Pltt»toitrjsU,Pa.
WHOLESALE GROCERS -
AND
COMMISSION MERCHAN’I'H,
DEALERS IN ' - ' '
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Flnto’imd Tinner** Stock;
AND
Pittsburgh Manufactures.
JyllaUy ,
Bro>xQui{iis4oaa...uu(rtxut r. whitachk.
SPRINGER lIARBAUOH A CO.,
COMMISSION MEROIIAN-TS,
DEALERS IN
Wool.Jiide*, Provisions & Produce Generally,
' TT0.295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
|tia -
MoALKIN & CO,,
{UUoIJ.B.IhA McAlpin . 00, Pittsbaii,!, ;
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND ;
P'ORWARDING MK»CliA>^^S ,
Levee and Weihingtoa Avcnae^
vniANDorru city, territory,
BtFEEENCKS:'
-Jo»frh 8. U-ech A Co, tod PltUbargh Merchant* geocr
k\\y. ;lylLdlwiyT
T EWIS <t EDGKRTQN, (Successors to D.
1 A T. Mown A Co-,) Wbolratle Grocer* tod Coatulnioo
Merchants, 107 Wood street, Pltubnrgh. tnrt
HENRY S. KING, (LATE 01' THE
flnnofKlngA Moorhead,) Camrelntoo Merchant,
tod Dealer to Pig Metaland l)lootnt,No.7G Water street, be
low Marl; et, Pitta * tplfl
A A. ILARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO HAR
• dy,JbncaA Co,)Comml»ilon tnd Forwarding Mer
chant; Agent of the Madison tod Indianapolis Railroad, cor
ner Ftntand Ferry sta, Plytbnrgb, Pa. ' Jt29Jyd
Edward t. megraw, general
Oommlaaion Merchant, tnd Wholesale Dealer lo Manu
factured Tobacco, Imported Mid Domestic Clgon, EuoiL Ac,
Ac, No. 241 Liberty atreet, opposite (he bead of Wood, Pitts
burgh, Pa. mbl&ly
QjlQtnß.
TBD). LITTLE UTTLX, JH.
T. LITTLB & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MKftCUiNTd,
on in
. 7LOCR, DACON', CHEESE, -
FISH, Olli and PRODUCE
Bio. 113 Seeond St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
aa-Übtial»dT>awaadeoocoo»tcua»enU. rorlS
ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer,
Product an 3 OomaMon Mcrcßatit, N'o. 13i Front
nwot, iw Wood, PhabcrpU, fa. . tpOOyd
And dnlontn
T>AQALEY, COSGKAVE I CO.,
11 -WholMHlA Qrorers, Noe. 18 and 2f> Wood ftrett, Pitts-
Alexander kino, wholesale
Grocsr and Importer of Soda Aih, No. -T3 LiLcrtj
■treelt Pittaborgh, Pa. apldyd*
aro. a-roxas——_ —jaj. l. wolbt.
JONES & COOLEY, WHOLESALE GRO
fIKTiS and Bout fdralebora, dealera In Produce and
Plttetaigh HaaoTacturt-*, No. 11l Water etreet, near Cborry
Alley, PHtaborgh, Pa. , my2B
UX*L f. IWIIWI S. OILWOBTS.
HRIVER £UIL WORTH, WHOLESALE
I Grocers, So. 130 and 132 Second itrNt, (botaeaa WuoJ
l SaUthftplJ,rittßbargh-
iOSV fLOTß————~.klOUAXt> nillli.-..^.—MlltiM VLOTO.
JOHN FLOYD & CO.. WHOLESALE
iWchaata, No. ITS Wood and
2ZS Liberty «tTVt>Fittsf'nrv;ti : JolO
*U(U« *■
WATT A WILSON', WHOLESALE GKO
OCRS, Conjoiiwi.in >JurrSj»'it« sc-1 Doaictaio Pro*
does and
Pittaborgb. Je23
Dealer . in
JrSAiAli DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE
L Grocers, Commission M*rchantn l en J Dealers Introduce,
o. 8Q Water street, snd <3 Front street, Pittsbwrgh-
WM. McOU'i'Cn EO N WHOLE
SALE Qraoer, Product tad OommlfaSou’.Merchant,
•od Dealer in Pittsburgh Ueanfseturod Artklea; No. 15#
-Liberty etteot, corner of Brewery ay, Pittsburgh, V*. myfr
JOBS HSUL-.—t. LIS.i.^—L....W..XBH. ATWPI
k TWELL, LEE & CO., 'WHOLESALE
J\ Oroeera, ProJoce end Commission Merchant*, and
Dealers In Pittsburgh Manufacture!, No. 5 Wood street, be
tween Water and Front tt, Pittsbargh. ] epl*
T> R6BISON A CO., WHOLESALE
Iti. Grocers, Commissiaa Merchants, and Dealer* In ell
kinds of ProTtslo&e, Produce and Pittsburgh Manufscturaa,
So. 25i liberty street, Pittsburgh. jalfclyd
ROBERT IL KING, WHOLESALE GRO
CER, Comsnlsrioa Merchant, and Dealer id Feathnra,
Pish. Floor, sod oil kinds of Country Prod-iw, No. fll Lib
erty street, month of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Pe. Überal ad
vaxtees made on consignment*. J^lyd
toBXBT dalxxll. Jiva bMiirntt.
Robert dalzell a co„ whole-
SALB Qrocnra, Oommtssion and Forwarding Mor>
chentiaadDealerslnPrndacoeodPitUburgb MenaCtctaroe,
No. 251 Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Pa, raj?
Real JSBtatt fl߻nts
' v '""yfii lLlA j l WARD,
Dealer in promissory notes,
Bonds, Mortgages end'ell securities fcr tnouy.
Persons can procure loan* through my Ageucy, on r«aeot»-
abla terms. , .
Those wishing to Invest, their mousy to good adraniege,
can always find first and second desa pepsr at my offico, (or
tale. j
All umiuauicatkms and IdUttlown strictly confldsutlel.
Office 0 RANT STREET, opposite St. real’s Cathedral.
Joltdtf
CooUscllfts, &c
WS. RENTOUL, 20 St. Clair street,
• Dealer la Uoligkms and Ulsceliaoeons Books, and
Depository of American Tract Socbty’s Publications
mrlOtdswlyP ■ • f
WM. G. JOHNSTON * CO., Statiouera,
Blank Book Mannfacturvr* sad Job Printers, No.
57 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. . aa3o
f 7 C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
JPi # B. Sadler,)Tfhblesals and Retail Dealer In Books,
gaSonery and Paper Hangings, Federal street, fith door 8.
K. of Markotsqaare, AUegheay, Pa. . . 1
JOHN S. DAVIuJON, BOOKSELLER AND
B Cation nr, roonnorto Dari •o&AAgnorr, No. C 3 Market
street, near Fourth, Pittsburgh, Pa. ;
AY & CO., BOOKSEI
|V TIONERB,No. W Wood street, next door to the a
of TUird, riUiburgh, Pa. School and Law Books «
stantly on haiid.
L.RBAD, BOOKSELLER ANDSTA
-9 TIONFB, So. 7B Fourth sa,ApoUo Bendings.
H - UNT A MINER, BOOKSELLER
and Stationer, Masonic Mall, Filth street. __
J'TeuTil' SrEXLOR, No. 81 WOOD S!'
between Diamond All <7 uni Fourth etreet, Sole Agent
forCmCKEEEJQABONB’(Win)PIANO FORTES,MA
fIOH A HAMUITB MODXL BKLODBOS3 end ORGAN
HARMONIUMS, tnd Doeler in Mtulc ud Uu*le*! Good*.
J*S
HKLEBKH 4 8110., No. 5? FIFTH
• ffUF>r» ofth«QoldeaS*rP.Bola Agent torrtONßg
AIU?I (New Tort) onrifdtoi Quni anti to* ire
PTANOiand OARIIAKT 4 NEEDHAM'S fftnvint MELO
DEONBOBOAN HARMONIUMS, Dctlin la
MoaioellßrtßUaente 6,8
CnAHT-OTTEBLPMK. MANOFAUTUIt
ny3 ——— —~
JA.ME9 'W. WOOD^BLL,
PI) RS 1 T II CHAIRS,
WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL 7
Embracing ev*ry ityle of
FUR IST I T TJ IR. 8.,
rosewood, mahogany and walndt,
BolUbU for
PARLOR". CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM*
Eqoal to *ay to
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
Aim AT
L 0 W£ R PRICES.
ortlcl* mid* by band and ffimntid "TO
BatmifoJ wy aoAntuy ©rrtnunrime *oi chairs,
ou £MK>nAblo tcrnu.
HOrttS AND BTJS AM BOATS
i'aralabftl M to”** BOtlc *-
■ " I 3sffisK¥*
caraaitr
®" *'x, TO ®ao -» *■'«-
r TwJlTow3loUBfc4f gmilWcW Bt,
ruKKItUIIB and Cll.Ußfl, m 4 »»**• tt* ..«w«
u»-to»-«tonmrf33£iwB. j. B ; irD ro«ioo ; _
AT°W OPKN-Th* best assorted and chwp-
X’l *•« «<*» of Diwo Goodi. Bhioll, BortlfO™?
Ooods, tCoonlas Good*, Mwdle Work* *nd
Un city. PtMM eUI ad mttwm. C. tUSBOJT XtTTX, >
«pu • • tammlj Lot* Bre„ No. TdiUrfcM »trart j
WELLS, EIDDLE dfc CO.,
SO Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa..
■Asmcmtu ct
WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
Ordan frcm tb« trade, and promptly *bl^
prd a* per Instroctinoi.
Texas—« month#, or 6 per cent. di#COQ&t tor cash.
»»2o:lyt!AwT ,
Manufacturer of hemp and
MANILLA BED CORDS, TtEMP AND TARRED
hOl'iiS from In. to loch, Pine and Common Pocking
Tom, Tarred and Ppnn Torn, Sash find Bril Cord, Wool
Twltie, Broom, Tying and Peering Twine, Flax and Cotton
Seine Twine, A«.
ya, k. fail supply of tho ebo»e«uliclM cuu.tuntly ot> hand
or made to order at the lowest ca»h price#. l#S7;lyd
CART W RIGHT * YOU 50,
(Succsmors to John Cartwright,)
Manufacturers and importe™^^
Pocket nod Tnble CuPury, Surgical and Dental In*
stnunent*, Gun#, Pistol#, Fishing Tackle, Ac., No. 60 Wood
street. They give special attention to the manufacturing or
Traxaea, Supporter*. Ac. Jobbing and Repaing with pnno
tuallty and despatch. aplfcdly
. «. puml. j. wtngw&aTn- w. a. jusaintoen.
CRIDOE, WADSWORTH A CO.,
Mannfttctnrers of
Portable Engines and Boilers of all Sizes,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MOORHEAD & CO..
Katru7*cTXT&Kßs or
A)mtri«an, Plain and Co rr* g a t *d,
SHEET IRON,
For Roofing, flattering. Spouting, Ac.
_ Agent* for WootT*
Patent Imitation Russia Sheet Iron.
C9»Werebotu«—.Vo. 136 Pint Street, Pittsburgh
titr27:lyd
LOOKING GLASS* PICTURE FRAMES,
AND DEALER I.N
VARIETY' GOODS, <5tC.,
No. 138 Wood St,, Pittsburgh, Pa.
fe&dtf •
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HUGHE’B PATENT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE A!iD TRIP DiMOGRR.
Hammers _of the following sue* a*.
nuuloto order:
No. 1, Lirt T in. Hill blow, SWS lOi. S‘r!c«s * 36-V
“ 2, ** P « “ “ 6608 '• “ 4W.
-3, -15 - “ •• 11 CM •• “ 000.
“4, »15 *» - - SSOSJ! “ '• 000.
** b, “20 “ " ** *ll5O *• M 1«0.
- fl, «24 “ “ “ 64201 - “ «0o
ara~ Order* •olteiiod. For particular* «d<lnia
UOIUIX3 * OOLTART,
FITTSDCnOH, I*4.
wxuiaa oauhiu. ~ a. asms
WILLIAM DARSOILL * CO.,
61 Penn 6t, below Marbory, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SITEET
Iron Worktre, Minnfkcturm of Darohltr* Pa teat
Bailor, Locomotive, Fined and Cylinder Boiler*, Chimney*,
Biddies, rtre Bod, Stoain Pipes, Oaudenscrt, Salt Pan*.
Boyar Put*, Iron Yawls, Lift Boat*, etc. AlfO. BlMkimitW
Work, Bridge and Tied act Iron*, don* at the shortest no
Uce. All order* from a distance promptly nttemJed to.
Jai2 __
Penn Cotton SXllla, Plttianrgh.
Kennedy, childs&co., MANUFAC
TURERS of—
Penn A No. I heavy A 4 Sheeting*;
Carpet Chain of all color* and shador.
Cot too Twine;
“ “ Bedford*;
Batting..
eft at the Hardware Store of Logan, WU*wi
ACo.,lSl wood street, wOl bare attention. Je24:ly
JAMES IRWIN,
MANC F A C T*o R£H OF
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid;
(Sweet Spirit!of Nitre; Nitric Add;
Hoflmim’e Anodyne; HsriaiicAdd;
Aqoa Ammflwia, FFP, Nitrone do
Fowler*# Solution;' >oj3
&!ay be fonnd at John Irwin A Sosa 6? ffttar itort. - "
*. jooseos w. joeneos.
PERRIN & JOHNSON,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
WE. CHILDS ft CO’S PATENT ELAS
• TIC FIRE AND WATER-PROOF CEMKNT
BPOriXJ, 133 Tiaan Sit ter, Pittsburgh, Pa. oclL-dif
PLUJIBEB AND GAS FITTER, No. 10
Fourth ctroet, PUlsburgh, end Federal street, nador*
tieath CvcvUlwr Unit, Allegheny.
48»Brer7 deerriptioD of Fttduffl for Water, Oas aod
Steam. , DoSitly
JOH.f CiiQPOBLL,
MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS |J*“
and SIIOES of «v*ry description, Kn. 34 SmlthSeld
strut, PUUlmrgk. Pa. ocSlriyl
WALTER P. MARSHALL & 00., Im
partem aad Dnlen, 67 Wood itiwt, betvwo Fourth
ttree: and Diamond Alley, where may bo fond an exteniiva
anortment of every doacripUon of Paper Q*ngtoga,lbr Par*
lorn, IlalU, Dining lloom* and Chamber*. Alro, Window
Shade*, In Ki>at wirty at lowwt price* to county dealer*.
a«l6 WALTER P. MARSHALL A CO,
a. aftMUKosos— ..w. a- uttxart.
E EDMONDSON & CO., Kim. 90 and 98
• Third atreet, near Wood, Manofarturet* and Doalera
in WALL PAPER,
CURTAIN GOODS,
FACTORY,
TRVS S K S
iSBS AND S:
jFumttutt.
CABINET MAKERS
.jiboi u nitrxa
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 14, 1858,
iaanufcutuwß,
lIENRY OKttlVlO,
So. 4SD, comer Penn and Walnut {Street*,
Plttsburcli, Pa*,
Patent Ostillatiag Engines
AND
Noarn E«o or tbs Aquodct,
ALLEOURNY CITY
.v . a, Y o n a.
(Successor to A. Lyons A Co )
uaircvicTcaca or
MORRIS 4s COLTAKT,
eou xaiarrAcnmns or
u Plough Ltnoe and Sash Cord;
M Bope ©fall sizes and deacripikme;
WILLIAM TATE At. BON,
japtjDißttrx),
Wall Paper Warebevae.
ORNAMENTS, PRINOKS,
TASBBL3 AND CORD*.
COMFORTS, BEDS,
PATENT SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESSES, Ac,
W’utddaoDcJt Ilia attention of pnrchaacra to their large
ad varied itoek. ap2l«md
,h» obly ll*nof»rturvr« «f
In thU city are tUd uodersigaed.
Tb» afflicted sb.>a(d compare out |.rltv« with tin.** of any
.•m dealer. Gi-Tru/iia repaired or made to order.
CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG. &a Wood at.
STARCH - *" AGENCY.—HAVING BEEN
appointed Aural for PltUhoreb, *7 JtADBgM
STARCH COMPANY, for thaaala of their celebrated PEARL
BTARCll,(which U warranted equal tn qoall It to aor known
In thlamarket) are now prepared toiupply wholmalt Dwl
era at taanofaetnrera' price*. Walurlt* tbeattanrloooftha
Trade Id thl* artjcla, to an examination at oar prMonl.ftoek,
and which will Im kepteoual to thednmsnd.
atwbll, leh A 00.,
mra No, 8 Woodrtra*
CHEAP DRESS GOODS. —MORPHY A
BURCHFIELD bate received many atylca of LadUV
DrM* good* lately, which they are Witling very cheap.
Bernices for 12U and 15|£c:
Ducal* far 18Jie.
LnrlU Cloth* T2Uc.
Lawn* and 10c.
Alao, many *iy»e* of Pius Goode at 1m» tiwfl Oita! prlcM.
Je3.dAwF ;
FISII. —50 bbls and 50 hlf bbla new No. 3
Mackerel, *~
20 bids Baltimore Herring,
20 do Halifax do, t
60 do and 60 kltul, Sand* Mackerel,
60 do Lake Pish, In stum and for talc by
j*2l 4. B. CANFIELD,
SALMON, MACKAREL AND HALIBUT
joatraealved at FRANCE’S Fatnfly Grocery and Tea
Store, Federal street, Allegheny. Some of the fargeatand
fettmt No. 1 Mackaral and Salmon to be fond In tho dry.
f ioo Iba. Smoked Hallbot la prime order. Jnl
XTRAF AMILY FLOUR-300 bblß. choice
Ijj white wheat Extra Family Fjourfor gale by
UeBASE A AN3BA, 131 Second at.
I fi JARS PRIME BUTTER
1U 5 keg* packed do
Rac’d and fbr sale by SHRIYER A DILWORTH,
jefl 130 and 132 Second at.
OAT MEAL, Pearl Barley and Oaten
Croats, frab ground and of auportorqnaUty, Jos* rac’d
and for tale, wholesale and retail, at FRANCE’S Fatally
Grocery and Tea Btore, Federal at, Allegheny.
SUNDRIES— 30 bbls. Silver Springs Extra
Family Flour 13 tacks Teun. Wheat; 22 *eka Flaxaced;
8 aacka Feather*, now landing from eteataer Olenwocd tor
•tie by Jo 9 ISAIAH DICKEY A 00.
on" nnn LBS. BACON SHOULDERS;
Zv.UUv 10,000 do do Hama;
? AOOO do do Hldtw;
*0 tea. 8. C. Hams
Jnst rac'd and for aale by JcS T. H'li'Dß A CO.
ERESH FAMILY BUTTER received daily
per Bxpr«s, In k*ti and bucket*, put no at the beat
dairfea in Ohio, for aale, wholraalo and retail, by
je3s RIDDLE,WIRTB A CO-, W liberty atreat.
i O TT FOR CHILD URNS’ CAPES,
K IV a Baaauea. OolUra, Blear**, Shfat Boaoun, Ac.
The belt aasortmauUntte city Jnstnc’d. Please cal! and
kwthem. JalLdawF 0. HANSON LOVE, 74 Marketat.
ILK.— Sowing and Fringe Silks, Tiaa.
Orranxlae Embroidery and Spun Sitka, of aQ color*
mnsiaotlv an h«*d and for tale hy-_the mstmtsctnrm at
iCHOOLEr A BON,
Undaon Alley, Philadelphia.
KDIGINK CHESTS—I have just opened
a very fino lot ol Medicine Cheats, which wUI be *U-
Ml a* they are ordered, with the pnreat of medldnaa. Thom
wUhlbeeoertlcloln U»l* tine aboatd call aod examine my
stock before pnrchaalngelaewhcre. JOS. FLEMING,
jr.n-r ' earner Diamond and Market atrtet.
rpo STEAMBOAT MEN.—We will sell
I ooa eighth of theapkodid piaaenger packet METROP
OLIS. tot low and cm *a»v t»rma. .
Jolt HITCHCOCK, McOREARY A 00.
STORAGE TO LET—Tiro laige dry Cel-
Ur. uul &oc3b4 .nti Third Soon, cn f.Ttmdils term.,
loosln of HITCIIOOCE, UcOREKKT k CO.
Id Wo. lZlßwood .od IB martdmtl.
fin BXS. WOOD’S PEARL STARCH in
U V (tore and for aale by - - -
B. 1,. FAHNESTOCK A CO,
mjT No. SO, comer Wood aod Foorth ala.
LAIR * WYETH’S CHEMICAL FOOD.
AnMher aopply rac’d tbia day, for aa!*, wholesale and
ratal L by JaM - JO*. FLKMPtG.
EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR—IOOsEsTenn
Extra Family Flour In store and for sale by __
jal , ROBERTHKKZY, 134 front at, ceorWood.
UNDRIES—22 bags Flaxseed; 3 doFeath*
<rn la doTaon. Wheat; Sobbl«.B.Bprinaa*xfr*l*m*
ilafloor. tn arrire oq ateanwr Olenwood and for aala by
Tul IBAUH DICKEY ACO,
(tactic.
PUBLISHED UAILT AND WEEKLY BY
S . BID I> X. B Ac OO a .
nrra *tuxr. isdn ncrnnxLn.
{CormpoßdeßC* of the Plttsburfh Gmtto.}
Bowdois College, Aog. 5, 1553.
Ed. Gazette : GxXTLEEBX—The plain anil quiet
town io which the instltntjou of learning abovo
named ii situated, is to moat of your readers in a
terra incognita- Tot Brunswick is a rare and pic
turesque old placo, with the broad bine Androscog
gin flowing through it, and connected by railroads
with the great world around it. It is 2 b miles east
from Portland, and is built on an extensive plain,
wbore, for miles, the traveler may ride on highways
as level as tho Collins Park. One might think himself
on the Carolina lands, for hero the same whispering
pines clothe the level earth with sombre shadows, and
.translate the passing' winds into a language which
poots have understood for centuries. Virgil oven has
celebrated the pi»o* Jojuvn/es, and to a poet who calls
this his alma mater, tho pino tree, with its great
arms clad in the ermine of winter, has become tbe
mast of a ship, with snowy sail furled and tossing on
the billow, or its cones and leaves, the tongues of
tho distant sea, complaining through all tho starry
night as restless waves come in from open seas and
cast themselves wearily, upon the beach. Thoßoost
passages in Longfellow aro gatheredfrom the pine for.
est or from the sea, an in timato acquaintance with both
which ho cultivated in his youth. This town of
Brunswick, built upon the plain hero, has a popula
tion of some six thousand. Tho houses are all so
dean and white, and tbe streets broad and shaded
by graceful elms. There ore fine churchei and
schools, celebrated throughout tho State. Wo are
forty miles distant from Augusta, the Capitol of tho
State, nine miles from Bath, tho third city in the
State in point of commercial enterprise and wealth,
and about one hundred miles from Bangor, tho sec
ond city in Maine, Portland taking the iirst rank.
Hero is a cotton-mill, and many lumber-mills, ship
yards and manufactories. Tbe principal woalth of
Brunswick is, however, invested in great ehipa, which
go to China, California, and tbe distant comers of
the earth.
But I am not hero to writo about such matters.
This ii one of the days sot apart for commencement
at tbe Alma Mater. Sovea years ago your corres
pondent doffed the student's gown hero, and since
that has never until now re-visited those classic
walks and academic groves. It is pleasaot once
again to meet tbe friends that gava four of their best
years with you to the pursuit cflearning; to walk again
through tbe gallery of paintings when .tradition talth
aro pictures which foltibe vivifying touch of Angels;
where works of the host of more modern artists
adorn tho walls; where thovenerable Bowdoin looks
upon you with mild eyes from out his full bottomed
wig, and his boautifol wifo makes ovon tho subdued
light of the room appear bright and warm with her
radiant faco. It Is pleasant onco again to loiter in
tbe chapel where you were once called by early tap
of bell much against your will. There is the mellow
old organ in its recess. The faded crimson curtain
in front of the choir has been replaced by a new one;
tbo great round window above the President's desk
is covered with.new drapery; j the rich walnut carv
ing of the tuts and wainsootjhas acquired a darker
hue, while those seTeu swift years have been gliding
CTho high walla of this place of prayer havo
Improved. A German artist has filled one of
the panels which was waiting for him rerun years
■ago, with an elegant representation of the Apostles
at tho gate or tbe temple. '’Silver ond gold havo I
none, but mob as I have giro I unto thee,”— this is
tbo point chosen by the, artist. The ■“Beautiful 1 '
gato of the temple is a text upon which~he is left to
enlarge, end nobly has he improved upon the hint.
Another bears tbe history of the birth of Christ—
the manger, the star and the wieo men who c&mo to
see where the young child was. Thcro arc yet somo
six pannels to be filled* and as it is the work of
months to finish each, tho room cannot bo complotod
in the next two years, ft has boon about twelve
years growing to itspreaent oonditlon. although that
growth has not been continuous.
From the chapel to tbo library the visitor tyros
bis foot; the fresco is as fresh on the celliog, tbo
floor is as smooth and as. earefolly kept, the more
thaoi twenty thousand volumes repose as snugly io
their alcoves as they did seven years ago. llere aro
tho very same old “chaps'* with their painted rods
keeping wateh and ward over the books. And here
in the hall wo meet a character. Here is Dlognncr,
sure enough, not bearing hia lantern to-day. For'
years and years this man, who his received fromllie
students, in tho absence of any other namo, the cog
nomen of Diogenes, has been a servitor in the Col*
lege llalls. Qe blaeks your hoots, brings you water,
carries your wood, cleans your room, and
*-o«rs 010 cites look a’malst as wiel as new.”
Tho money got for these* menial services, after rub
trading a pittance of forty oonts per week for food,
to wbieh sum Diogenes ttrtrictrblmsclf, not spend
ing any- tbiogJor clothes, as tM students supply him
with there, goes Into his book fund. Just visit tbo
tub of our Diogenes in a back alloy in town. It con
sists of one very narrow room ; it hat a chair and a
bench; a bowl and ipoonJlrom which he eat* bis
porridge, sits upon the benoh used for a table, and a |
buffalo robe rollad up at present In a corner is, whan'
unfolded, his bad. But there aro torero! very balky
boxes fastened in tbe most substantial manner, filled
with the richest and rarest books. There aro 1, 0 n.,
don editions illustrated with the Goest engravings;
there are old works, tho matter of which has sur
vived the tempests and wrecks of tbo Dark Age.*,
in gloomy cloisters of the Old World ; the best and
most richly bonnd books of each year, are added to
the'stores of Diogenes, the Modern ; rich plates from
Paris, the dark red edges of Berlin and Ucldlaborg,
the soft and lasting calf, vellum and Russia of Lon
don or St. Petersburg aro bore. All these am pack
ed io strong boxes awaiting the demUo of Diogenes,
when by a will, said to be already drawn, tbo Collego ]
Library is to be enriched by this accumulated litcra-*
ry treasure. This .straogo man has no relatives iar
tbo world as far as is known, lie will tell you of
London, of Paris, of Berlin, of trips on tho Mediter
rane&n. of travels In Canada and in tbo far South
and West, but of friends or relatives, of tmy of bis
private relations of connections mi use ever hears
him speak. B,y tho carefulness with whlob be eschows
tbo “h” in the bogluoiog of his words, it is plain
that be belongs to the soil of England. Buoh is
Dingooes, tbe “book-miser.”
It is not easy to write a letter from theso scones,
without becoming garrulous, and I have tarried io
long in this Library, that your readers will tire If I
attempt to conduct them through the two others in
Maine Hall, or the Medical Library, tbe cabinets of
minerals and shells,oto.,eto., wliloh grace the rooms
of Massachusetts Hall. It therefore behooves me to
go back to the beginning and restate the fact that
this—tbe end of tbe term, and of the collegiate year,
Is commencement day In Bowdolu College. The
boys and girls from the wbolo neighborhood ore here:
graduato* from all part* of the Union, the Governor
of the State with his aids, a former United States
Senator, Geo Svans, and a present Senator, Wm. P,
Fcasondoo, como to pay their homago to-day at tho
»hrine of learning. Theodore Parker cornea and also
Hon. Jeff. Davis, U, 8. Senator, from Mississippi.
Between these antipodes what room for various
shades of opinion!
The oxercisss of the occasion opened on Tuesday,
with an oration front the arch “abolitionist," tbo
terrible bngbear of tbe South, the awfot “Union de
stroyer," Theodore Parker. His subject was tho
fnnotlons of the Scholar to-a “Democratic land.”—
The great idea of tho discourse may be expressed In
one of the orator's own apothegms—Me people Qll
the scholar's lamp, not that he may pay them back
In their oil, but with his light. He showed how tbe
scholar had been false to his high mission, and how,
when tho people learned that all his study was but a
rummage amoog the dry bones of antiquity they
turned aboutand took from the bench of tbe shoe
maker their man, and placed him in tbe high posi
tions they had prepared for him. The scholar must
bo as the prophet in the v&llcy of vision who shall
bring sinews and flesh on the dry bones bf past ages,
who ibalt renew In the living prwcot the good that
pertained to ancient time- We laud the works of
Plato, of Cicero, of Cromwell, of Sidney or of Wash
ington, but do wo love liberty as thoy did! Tho
oration was line, for everything Theodore Parker
does “in that Una" Is finished and superb, say what
you will of him. He Is a scholar ana an oretor if he
is a sceptic and a stoic. The Poem by Mr. Laighton
of New Hampshire, was like all mob efforts, of no
great point, but making a part of the entertainment
as soup is always brought on to make a fairopening
for the dinner. Tbe music on the occasion was
from Dodworth's band.
Tbo exercises of tho graduating class occurred
l on tho 4th (yesterday.) They were such as one al
ways hear* on sueh occasions. We learn.how Igna
tius Loyola founded the order of Jesuit* amid ,
“labors, dangers and sufferings;" how Sebastian I
i Rasies was murdered near Norrtdgewook by enrol |
1 foes, while teaching the precepts of religion. Wo 1
i bear much from these young men about the “sub-1
Ijective" and the “objective," about the “intellect,
I the sensibilities and tho will." They aro evidently 1
I in an excellent condition to learn a good deal of i
1 real, sound “horse" sense in tho next two years of |
1 their life. Tho world baa eevcrallessons In store!
for them which they will find as herd as Euclid, and i
as difficult or digestion as tbo “Gorgiae of Plato." I
i They receive tholr diplomas this day with many ben
! ediodons. When the world has taught them all Its
lessons to the school of experience, may they receive I
the better diploma at tbe bands of tho Great Master
of Llfe,be»ringtberoyal insenptlon—“Well done, !
good and faithful servants." .
“Tho curators, directors and supervisors general
In oonelave assembled In the rooms adapted for such
purpose”—hare appended to the names of Hon.
Wm. P. Fessenden and of Hon. Jefferson Davis, the
UtleLL D; For Mr. F. this might havo been expected
and of course it to oil perfectly tight- that Mr. Davis
chould moire tbo honor too at tho hands of the
ootleee. Batlhistonnlyono very slight incident ib
outte a grand play. The politician* are Just now
trying Mr. Daris* paces- He goes tore the National
course at Charleston to the next tocofoco eonven
tien. Ton will remember how Davis fired op in the
Senate when Fessenden qnotod one Of his (D.V)
disunion speeches at him. How particularly Mr. D.
disclaim edany thtogllke disunion sentiments! And,
asato, how ha deprecated the reputation which ho
declared had been unjustly attributed to him of being
•a fire-eater! Why,£7 dwrirs.Mx.Darts is up
here among the “parity codfish yankees," Just bji
mild for all th* world as new milk l Batter would
not melt to M* month. He is led about by
Nathan Clifford, on* of tha-Jndges of the U. S. 6u-
Dftm* Court. John Appleton, .Assistant Secretary
ofStato, who, uwell an Mri Clifford, resides to
Portland, take* care that Hr. Davis to well looked
alter The Custom House hired tbo band to sere*
nadcMr. Darla, and h« came out upon tbo balcony
and. thoogh called upon very unexpectedly, mado a
speech, which tho Arpws (locofoeo) had had to type,
for **v«r»l dayrbefore, awaiting an
don, and “regretting** on too morning tha spared
appeared in i» colnmna "tho great difficulty our re
porter had experienced la getting correct notes of
the very eloquent impromptu effort of Hon. J. Davis
on the evening before." Doesn’t that emell of the
shop?
In thii ipeech Mr. Daria fairlyjneered at the idea
of disunion. “Oar hearts, our hope*, onr destinies
are all one," He used more aoft-sawder than ever i
a dock-maker in Connecticut, about the “beauty of
the fair forest city on tho scores of tho Atlantic."
About the «intelligence of this great people," every
man of whom Davis has denounced again and ngain
in the Senate and on the stamp as “abolitionists,”
“rascals,” and “traitor#/* All this “sugar and apple-
Barso” must mean something, says Jonathan; OF
course it does. The State eleotion is to como off here
in about three weofea. An effort is now being made
to re.revointioniso tho State. TEo kites and crows
are in eonclnvo. Tho wire-pullers are in Portland,
and Mr. Darls, a “reputed” fire-eater, is to show
himself all over tho State, and some of tho faithful
venal elaves, who wear the collar of the administra
tion. are to -introduce him to tho people and Bay to
them—gentlemen: You eco here the animal known
os the “ fire-eater." You see ho is pcrfbotly harm
less, and will neilbor scratch nor kick on slight pro
vocation. It is'true that ho barks pretty loudly,
hut he seldom bites. He wilt now perform, for your
delectation, a part in tho great play which Is in pre
paration, and will bo brought out in ISCO.” f
I loarn that Mr; Davis Intends to speak in various
portions of (be State between this and tho.middle of
September! Let themcomo on. Ilamlin, Fessen
den and the other -Republicans to the manner born
are ready for him and the other aspirants who may
desire to “smooth those littleasperities” of tho times.
The Joeofocoa and oil the old Hanker Whigs who
work with tho'former, are feting and toasting Davis -
as if they would like to have him take some of the more
sallow of them and brand them, “J. D." on the left
check and pat them on his plantation. Tho title of
L. L. D., bestowed upon Sir. Davis is a part of the
programmo of the president makers who are now
licking tho candidate into shape. E.
Tub Kansas Issue.— WhoL we have said in
regard to the utter falsity and folly of the pre
tence that the Kansas problem is in any manner
solved or disposed of, is fully confirmed by the
opinions of even the most conservative men
everywhere, who speak honestly on tho subject.
The New York correspondent of tho National
Intelligencer, which has rather sided with Ihe
Administration, in general, than with the Re*
publicans, (though opposed, of courte, to such
a swindle as Lecompton) writes:
"The nbsurdity of the Idea that tho Kaoeas
question is ‘a settled issue’ becomes every day
moro apparent. It is now certain that tbe Le
compton oonstilution has been repudiated by a
large majority of the voters of Kansas, notwith
standing the temptation held out by John Cal
houn, tbe peripatetic custodian of the ballots,
in glviog the certificates of dcotion for tho Leg
islature to the free-State candidates. By the
month of October the people of Kansas if they
really desire admissibn into the Union, will
have held a Convention and formed a new con
stitution. They will ©resent it for considera
tion at the next seesfon of Congress, and will
ask admission in spile of tho prohibitory claqso
in the English compromise act, which requires
a population of ninety-three thousand. Then
we shall have the whole field of disputation
opened anew, and traversed in all the forms in
which an "equality of rights between free and
slave States" can be urged. By,this time thous
ands in the South are beginning to concur with
Senator Hammond th»L “the Kaneos-Ncbraska
bill was a delusion and a cheat,” and that it
has worked evil to the whole country. Instead
of allaying agitation, it Is the very nest-egg of
strife aud bitterness. It h&# afforded Northern
and Western men a theme of interminable' dis
cussion. The Republican party of New York
are organizing their forces under old and adroit
leaders, and arc determined to make the most
of tbe issue."
CtrcsW. KifcJ.i>, says the Boston Journal, ia
a younger son of Rev. Darid Dudley Field, D.
D. of Stockbridge, in Massachusetts. David
Dddley Field, L. L. D., a prominent lawyer in
New York city : Mr. Jonathon E. Field, of
StockbriJgc; a well known lawyer of Western
Massachusetts, and Mr. Stephen I. Field, one
the Judges of the Supreme Court of California,
aro his brothers. Mr. Cyrus W. Field is a na
tive of Connecticut.
Dasicl Locrban charged with throwing his
wife out of tho window and thereby causing her |
death had a hearing on Tuesday last, before Al
derman Van Camp, at Lancaster, Fa., and was
committed finally to answer The woman’s dy
ing declaration was, that she was the wife of
Loohran, and that he threw her out of Iho win
dow. He denies it and says that she threw
herself out.
Tire lato Sir R. Sutton, BarL.wbovrasin huntd
jog and sporting matters a second Nimrod, killeg
! in 17 years—from 1828 to IS46—the'followin
" enormous qusultiy of game; Grouse, 3,4o7;phess
ants, 12,77-1: pstridges, 22,790 ; hares, 7,829;
rabbits, 4.-JS3 ; woodcocks, 182 r snipes, IGG ;
wild ducks, 30 ; quails, H ; landrails, 4.;-plo
rers, 4 ; coltrcls 4. Total, 51/7GG.
iEustcal,
TIIK BALANCK OF MY SPRING STOCK
ria w o Foaxss,
FROM THE KA.*njTiCTOr.T or
CIUCEUCRIXG A SONS, Boston,
CONSISTING ofoixtecn of. their Seven Oe-
Uti, anil »lx sc.tl one-ttilrd Octavo l*iauo Forlra, vrlll
bs ,ipone<] and rosdv for examination on
•tiIUfISDAY, JUNE 31.
TAKE NOTICE.—Tbs EUuo Fort** fnamifuctnrsd by
ClilcUorlnc A Fon*, are notfurninhed t>j- them to any other
boat* In 0»i» city, kl<l all or-lvts mo s' *»nt airl par
clutwn «lir*cte<! tp tb»£ub«crlt«r.
thirty rocn
QOLD AND sn.YKIt MKIfALs
Have t.**n swarded td
tmCKKRISO <£ soys
OVER ALL COMPETITORS,
For Superiority in their GRAND PARLOR, GRIND and
SQUARE PIANOS.
Th** following latter from
SIGIS3IUND TUALRKUGr
Th« original manuscript of which can to the v«r<
rooms of the eulteritwr, ougUtta convince any one of tbc
•nperlotity ofCtlc.erlDg A-Pons Piano Fortes:—
Pittsbcbob, March 2ft t ISSS.
~Mk. Mntoa.:—JVar >*ir—Since my arrlnd la America 1
have constantly used the Pianos of Messrs. Chlckcrlng A
Eons. and 1 cna only repent to yoa (while thanking you
for tbo PUntwyon. baveso kindly furnished for my coo
carta hare,) that which I b»Vo ao often aald before: tbo Id
•trnmenta are the beat 1 hero fMn ta tbs United State* and
trill coupara favorably with any I hare ever known.
Yours, rcry truly, S. TUALBERG.
Th■ above lot of Pianos, in addition to those In store,
comprises all tbestyleamauotacturedbyChickerisgA Son*.
ALt. TDK PIANO FORTES manufactured by CHICK
ERIRO A SONS
AlfcE WARRANTED.
IjOHS 11. UEIiLORi
Solo Asuut forChlckcrictß 4 feoci for Pittsburgh and W*-*l«
era Pennsylvania. j JcSdAw T
MUSICTIJEW MUSIC!"!
CHARLOTTE DI.UME,
lIS Wood struct, haajast rec'd, per express, tb* following
new music:
Silver Spring Pebbles, song and chorus—words by Uoo.
M. Dowe, music by L O. fimoraon 26
Down Among the LlUe*—for 3 voices—Glorer, 40
Tbe Distant Chime*—for 3 rolces—Glorer.. 40
lie What Yob Seem'To B*». 25
Fare Tbee Well, and If Forever—Byron—music by James
IL Fhelptr ..
Tbe Aagtai Told Me 80
Oomtng Down tbe DaUted Meadow
Tbe Reason Why—..—...
Clara May—D. Wood- -
My DcareatOne at Home
Itelle Anglais* —raise brllllaate
BvblnmtnToßlss (Slnmber Sweetly) Sornado.
Dearest Ilome of Childhood.-. ......
Tbe Right Belle Galop—Charles l>* Albert....
Ob as Fair as Foot* Dreaming (com’ e beilo) trorn Lncre
li* lkifglt,
Levliblao Waltz .. ..
Hungarian Mask Galop
New Marches, Quicksteps, Waltzes, Variation*, *to.. Ju.
receltodat tbe “Old Established Piano Depot,” 118 Wood
street, 2d door above Mb street. sol 2
PIANOS! PIANOS'! g^gaga
Aq additional itoek of Plano Fortewfrem fi * ff |
the rale' rutM factories of t
STRINWAY A SONS, NEW YORK;
AUO,
NUNNS A CLARK, NEW YORK,
has Just b««n tecrlrvd, and the attention of pur chasers di
rected thereto. 11. KLEBEBABUO ,
Sole Agents for the above celebrated Pianos.
Jo2l . • No. 63 Fifth street.'
PIANOS AT* A BARGAIN.
NEW AND SECOND HAND.
ONE Gi Rosewood octavo PI-Awcflfrfi u l
ANO, finished all round, Ko.
from tbabcetinaQQbctqrm ©1 Boeten, ett-T | V f |
tlrely new and warranted a good end perfect Instrument.
Boston price, *350, will bo sold to close conilgumentjfor*27s
One 7 octave, mahogany, Baltimore »»*f, Mono, coat -
originally *5OO .... ...wJZT 160
OnoO octave, rosewood, round comer, os good as new,
uuulebyKonnsA Clark j;s
One Soctave, rosewood. square mode, by Nnoni A Clark
—very Ultle need tl
One octave, rosewood, German make, Piano. MO
One fl octavo, old Plano. _ 35
Also, a splendid single action Item (made In
Belgium) In good order. \
apl3 IL KLEBER A BRO, No. 53 With street.
STfiINWAVS PIANOS.
JUST RECEIVED—A lot of. '*■ ih
6TKIXWAY ± BOX’S .
CKLBBBATiD mXo3.fl » I I.
Porcbawn dnlrotu or procuring on* or
Piano Furta* in r«oc*t*»l to mat* «wlf application. «
th« itjpply folia tar abort of thodeioand. .
n. KL*BC» No. , .
. BoU Acuta for Stainer a Bow alio, «» s “ 0 “.‘„ *
Clark'. IW. i_j &
HAT.HEmVR PIANO COMPOSITIWIS.
FastMteon MBtal d’A«p»Ti
Do •• Dob I’M'iuaU. ,
Do " DuaJoan;
Do *• Lueretl* Bondi*;
!>o * l>* SomoanUila;
D« M Irf* Hupnolr,
i Do ** >l**MJJ«uto»
’ IK, “ Motf«in EOTt;
Do - Uvm» fl«e* Uome;
Do M UitnoMOtSaumrii
BotouK«,'»UhT*rf»Ucm3;
lAT«r%oul)»:
Tha Artolfilnsln*«ppll«llolbt Eiuia.l4 uamltii,
Jest r*cefttd «od fcr hJ* ai the Hoik 8tor« of
■ ■pyg) JOHH n. BIELIOS, 81 Woodttreat,
SOOGLAsS A SHERWOOD’S Steel Hoop
Sktrtf, Wun«a4 Colosxd. jut ttcttnd by Adas*
-ec
VOLUME LXXI- —NUMBER 203. •§
Insurance.
HerthaßU’ insntanee Co. of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PETTIT, mat ..P. J. McOiSS.
Amount of Capital Stock poW Inaod lo*oit«l..-13»»wO
(203,423 86
lucre# Cargo ItiiUou the Ohio *u>d Rlrmani
tributaries. Insures W*in*t !«• <* d " Ba s 9 t . IV**
also Agninsttbe peril# of the Sea, and InKnd
Navl-Mion and Ti exportation.
mtflwc. • , . ,
ITm. V. Petit, Joha C.Montsotnery,3ohn M. I uaroy, L- J.
McCann, K. F. Witmer, Eene OolUon, BmJ.l*. Woojtoo,
John A. Marshall, Cbarle# ft, Wright, John J. Pattereon,
BwoodT. Pussy. ,
WM- V. PETTIT, President,
E. P. WITMEB, Vie* Pre#s<J*U
Owwar J. JJcCAsJi,Secr*tary.
UTTUE3.
Seigar, Lamb A Co., Philadelphia
Back, Morgan A Stiifole; do.
Truitt, Bra. A Co, do.
PnmroT, Caldwell A Co., do.
A. T. IflM A 00, do.
Steinmltx, Justice A Co., do.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE. No. tt WATER tlitEfci
aufcdtf R. W. POINDEXTER, Agent.
Franklin Fir* Insurance Company of
rn rl ao elr bti
DIUCTOOS.
Charles Vt. I! sucker, Adulph K. liorl*,
Qoorge W. Richards, Samuel Omni,
Thomas Hart, David 8. Brown,
Mordecnl D. Lewis, Jacob IL Smith,
Tbblas Warmer, ' Morris Patterson.
- CULAKLES X. BASOKER, Preaid-m.
CHiEtra G. Bute tra, Secretary.
This Company continues to make Insurances, permanent
or limited, on every description of property la town end
oonatry, at rate* u low ai are consistent with security.
The Company bare reserved a large contingent fund,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, Rifely invested,
afford ample protection to the seamed.
The Asset* of the Company, on January Ist, I$M, as pub
lished agreoabty to the Act or Assembly, wero as follow*
vtr—
Mortgagee™
- Real Estate
Temporary Loans
i Stocks....™
Cash, £r_.
5918,123 os
... 64,877 78
83,068 17
.. «1,«59 00
$1,11 2,703 44
Sluce ibotr Incorporation, a period of twenty-one year*,
they hare paid upward* of Ono Million. Four Hundred
OiiiTi«Bt'd p..|».ra I/'*!** t>y fly*, thereby affording cvldeoco
of (bo adnurtageakif Insurance. u well u their ability mod
dlspoalHnn to moat with r romp toe** all liabilities
J. GARDNER COFFIN, AgouL,
aplfl Office Southeast cor. Wood and Third its
Continental Insurance Company.
tncorp*rat*A by the LeyiitaUirt of /VnniyZtoim.s.
NKPKTUAL Oil A R'X UK
Authorized Capital, One Million Dalian,..
Secured and Accumulated Capital.—
HOME OFFICE.
So. til tfUlnul Street, abort Second, Philadelphia.
Firo Insnrance on Building*, Furniture, Merrhandtio, Ac.
gcnoally.
Marine Insurance <niCargMM and Freights, to all parts of
the world.
IttUadin*anm«onOoodi,Aa, by Lakes, Riven, Canal*
and tAnd Carriage*, to all part* of tbo Union, ou the most
farorobleterms, consistent with security.
GKOBGB W. COLLADAT,formerly Deeds, Ao.
Philadelphia.
WSL BOWKRS, formerly lURHter of WUli.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, Arm of Colouian A Smith,lmporting
HardwvosDdCuUCTy Merchants, Nd.'?r North Third
street, abore Market, Phil a.
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat 4 Son,Copporemithi>. No.
12 Quarry street, Phila.
EDWAED V. MACHETTE, firm of Matbette A Halfrael.
Importing IXardirare Merchants, No. 124 North Thinl
street, shore Race, Vhila.
HOWARD UINCHMAN, firm or A Co., Produce
and Comtnbnlon Merchants, No. 27 S Market it., shore
Eighth. Pblla
GEORGE W. OOLLADAV, Prwideut.
QiLtw Wilsok,Secretary.
JOSHUA ROBINSON. Agent,
turtirdlyfc No. U 4 Fifth itreet /up ntaltt.)
Mortonifatiela Insurant:* Company-,
w OF PITTSBUROH.
A. UUfCUJsON, iTealdwit
HENRY SI. ATWOOD, Secretary.
Omot, No. 09 With Strict,
Bill ivurs Against all kinds of Fire and Marin* ht
ASBKT3,- MAY 20rn; 1358:
Stock Luo Dills, payable on demand, eecorrd by
two opprovid names.
Premium Not#*..-...-....
Bills RecciraliU-
115 shares Mechanics' Rank Etock—cost.
60 do Btbk of Pittsburgh do do
40 do Exchange Bank do do
100 do Citizens' do do do
Balance of Book Accounts. .
Office Furniture.
HRLCTOX*.
Win. H. llcdturs, I ffm. A, CoMwell,
Bi-bt-DsiisU, Wilson Utllcr,
Wro. Rea, 1 John McDoritt
Thos. S. CUrfc«. i Qco. A. Berry
4so>»* a. Hutchison ,
Jal;-68 __ HENRY M. ATWOOUfSe c’y
.Weoteru itxoursm.ee Compnny
□F PITTSBURGH
QEOKfIF. DAHSIK, Vr«;i«i l
F M. OOHDON, Secretary.
!FFICB,N'o. 02 (.Jj.-iet-t C**’i Wif-tivaw.
qj> stuire, {'ittaliarßli.
W:li huurt against at* lircd? oj Fire ur*J Risks
A Uavu institution manured ly Diftetan. oho art well
tnwn in the community, and who arc determined, by
proeiptntst and liberality, to maintain the character «frft»cA
they ’*ate assumed. as offering the lest protection to these v>tia
d/tin tob} insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 31, 1867.
Stock AcCCQDt»....„„. oo
Mortgage 2,100 00
Bills KoceiTablo...... 4,161 67
llfllce Furniture. 240 09
Open Acconnta ....... 9,478 04
o**h
Premium Notes.
Bill* DHrountcd.
StßtClaM. ~
I Wm. McKnlgbt,
I Nathaniel llolm**,
. Alex. Nlmlck,
j D*tl<3 M. Long,
William 11. Smith
j C. W. Blcktrtfcm,
lleorge Daraiu,
R. Miller. Jr ,
J. W. Butler,
Q. W. Jackson,*
Jamos McAnlej,
Alexander Sjiwi,
Andrefr Ackley,
DO 10:
PiUsbnrgb Life, Fire and Jlarine ins. Co.
Office, No. 96 'Water Street,
PITTSBCMH, PA.
ROnT.QALWAY, Proeldont.
F. A. HutOiSi. Bec'j ALEX BRADLEY, T|ea Pronl.
Abhuw Fisaixa,3LD., Examining PhysictoA
TLU Company makes every Insurance appertaining to
connected with LIFE RISKS.
Also, against Unit and Cargo Rieka, on the Ohio and
ttinduippi rlvore and trlbotarlcs, and Marine KUk gen
•rally.
And agaltut Uti or Damage hr Flrv.
And agalset the Perils of iha Sea and luUod Navigation
and Transportation.
Policies Inured at the lowvat rates comliteut with safety
all parties.
Robert Qalw«>- ( Alexander Bradley.
Banroel McClarkeo, Joenph S-Looch,
Joeeph P. Qfttsatn, M b , John PoUcrton,
John Scott, . . Nathan F. Hart,
JameaMarahidl, David 11. Chamber*
David Richey. Wllllaai Carr,
Jamcs'W. Qjdla&n, Robert IL llorUcy,
Chaa. Artmthnot, John iTflm,
ajrSMj
T
T he Great Western Fire and marine ids,
’ or pnnADßLpniA.
OJJict in Ocmpany’t Building, Ko. 403 Walnut, corner c j
Fourth Slrttl.
chiktxi rxarrmxL.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL-...
Capitol paid lu~ - .....
Earvins January let, 1858,
» ■ O5
FIRS IXSURAIfCE limited or PerpetoaL
&LAHIfTE JAW URANCS, on Vesaelj, Cargo Rod Freight*.
IMiXJVD IK&JRA'SCE by Ttlreri, Caaalt, Ukiu *ad
Land Carriage,
' sauoro&s;
Charles 0. L*throu,l423W>lnot street.
-William Darling, 1510 Fls* ■tract.
Alexander Wbilldcn, Merchant. 18 North Frost
I*ue Haslahnnt, Attorney and Ooontellor,
John C. neater, firm of Wright, Uonter A Co.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy AOo, Goldsmith'* Hall.
Johan. McCurdy, Arm of. Jose*, White k Mcfhxrdj
Tboa. L.Qlllo*plo, firm of Gillespie k Zeller.
Ju.B. Bmlth, firm of Joe. B. &nith k Co
Ucd. Henry U. Falter, office 227 Booth Third street.
John R. Yogdea. office corner of Borenth and Snmeotn
Jamee Weight, Uta Caihier Bank of Tioga
Allred Taylor, office Cairo City Property.
Jon* J. Elocotn, office ££ Bonth Third etreei.
C. C. LAXH&O?. Preetdrot.
W. DARLING. Yk* £r«*lJ*ot
LEWIS GREGORY, > .. .
Second Yk* Preeld'L j Drwi om ®*»8 Wallet, N. Y.
JAMES WRIQQT, Secretary nod Treasurer.
11. K. uIOnAHDSON, Assistant Secretary
R.W.'POINDEXTER, Agoit,
fel ‘ FTWatoretwet. Pittaborgh
25
—.25
—.25
25
.....35
25
3O
2s'
...-.10
FIRE U9UHANCE,
Bt Ml
Reliance Datum Ininranee Company oi
PIIILAfE L P 11 1 A
On Bnlldingt, United or rerpetß»t,M«te&aodifte, Furniture
4c, in Town or Ooantry. • -
Offico No. 308 YValirat Street. -
*252,405 *».—lamiedM lollowk
tint Mongigeon improvedCl*JFropertj, »?«»» kU m
double the unoont— — w
rcane.ttellraedCo’e 6 per cent. Mortgage Loen, <lfcW(OCfl
Stock of the Hellene* MnUel Iniuref« Go— ™
Stock ofCoootr Fire Io»nr*oc» 00.
Rili« Eeceireble, uuiime*P*P* r *>*.*»*
i^. 1 ; «cr=;Olß..r- t ,..c.- ....... JM6J
Cneb on head end In 8anJU..~....~~~—»» *a-v»oa*
89
CLEM UNOLEY, PreMdwt.
imnou.
c! Sennel Blipbem,
61 BOtenBMO,
Clam Tintlaj.
Wm. B.Xbomp*c*.
B. Biota,
a StATiuan,
John IL Worrell*
IL L. Canon,
B«nJ. W. Thiglej,
Hsnh&O am,
.-. LLatbrap,
Chaa.LeUqd,
Jacob T. Banting.
. Baltfc '
Wm. M, BemyUp FltUVg
mKCHtfAX^nbxj,
J. a. corfx&Agooi
atf Third and Woo4atn»ta
Robert ToUnd,
Uom JohotoO,
c. a. wood,
JatntaA. Woodward,
fcimyliutii lßiaraoet Company
OF PirrSBUJtGIL
omen So. .63 Foartb Btr*»
- . wraatoua.
Jacob Palntv, Waft Hampton,
G«o.W«4aUfc, A.A.OuTter, „
A-.f Sum, . Hobart Patrick,'
. Body Pattaitoc, . , A, C. gam pace.
J.P.tdnv. ... J.lLJopeo,
L Qrfarßproal, Joh»Tb(gHs
ouMMta>,
. , .’77. i . jm, h, .
OHA&H&ID .T.PQfiOOO,
’ uri Hitlm UtoUntf dl Mcri^bw.
■ Pmttrat-i-iicma*- ->• ' v . <S '
0 f QralHflgfa oofrdiy
Karmen’ ami itlttbanks’ Fire nad Hwiee
Injurant? Compasv.
N. W. Corner Second *ritf Walnut Ct*.,
r tr*Ti a pal rut a.
- ASSETS—..™....— ——45SW34*
Pittsburgh-Office, No. 00 Water Street.
- 6 TKO3IAS J. aiJ.NTKJI,^Ktnt.
• Tho -fon«rin*l!st tbov the uncart P«d»* «»
Flttsburcb AreeCjfor Icnra from Jan* ItSa to A,.rU iSih.
Herbert Gosdil, JIW Hill & C&—.f
Wm. Sldden 6w wtKocbfstfj- l«*aur oc 1« 0. •
Frank Wolff.— .. 40V CO Wo;
M. Has*. W W .f. notrwxl AC*. ”
W. W. MfOrrt-jr S Cfj pjlwenb, tsq—
John Heath O’. IS? 60 J. M. Inin, Uq 660 -W
J. I. Home A On— S3O 67 Ljw. SjKfiC*, L*l «W
Sewmyer A Graff..... IC*? 72 C, U- M 00
John Thompson VOO CO, Kn s iiib £ Rtch«rd»t«s !W w
Henry Felduoach 2D «:3te«er, PJnd A Co— 6‘o
John Watwn SS..W U. UUI A Co «C «
.T. 51. Bass 10 » JlcUendry.;,- W W
Phelps, Carr * Co-.. 40CD oo i- am *Co *3 .
J. I. Honso * Co Cl 00 spans A C*~—i— S 3 OC_
James Woods, 23 «sal***» on reamer ~
Wm. McCally ACo... 2570 I*l ArccU —-•-••• j|J*
Jsmes MilUoger..—. T-03 tOjAdsms 4M“CllctocS. 49.JW
W. McCnlly A 00..... 760 OOjD..j:arsfttd -MW
Total... : - $S0»I0T U
grits or Furctixasm, City of PUtsbnnib, ea. Q
Before me, an Alderman to *=d fer cif 7* perwawly
came Thome* J. Boater. Ap»t of tb* Farmer*’ and SS.eih ♦ti
le*’lnsurance Company, who, Uldjj duly sworn
to luw, doth depose aiulesy tint tbs fjrsrolnit etntcjror.tir
true. TilOS J. HUNTKit, Ajcnt.
Sworn and subscribed bi fora m*», April 7,125®.
roy!s<lly LccsAfca 8- Joaw*. Araarman.
Eureka Insurance Company of PeaiisylWutS.
Offlco No. 93 "Water Bt., -
ASSET 3 MAYMStt.
Stuck Due-fitlUr-plij’fcble od deomLil and sh
eared by tiro approved tuuars-
Cash in PlUaborgb Trust Ucrmpar.y.i .......
Premium N0te*........... ......
BH!* Receivable -
123 Sharea Exchange Bank Sw-cli—ccit....
M do Mecb.'inica’ Bank Stnckw.oat. ...
200 do Iren City Dsnk Bto*h—pupi.
200 do Allegheny Bank Sleek— do *'o
Book Arronnti.
J. 11. Sownlxir
W.K. Mimic L,
John A. Oangbey,
C. W. Bntchclor,
H D. Cochran,
Jamr« .1. B'-anvtt,
j. u.
Ropt.
Delaware Mutual Safely Insurance Company,
Incorporated by th* Lfgislaturn leSfc
Office, S. E. Corner Third nod Y» aliiut sts
PHILADELPHIA.
AURIXE iXXinUXCEao* V.wls.owtio.tf'i /rotcaj
to all puts of the world.
INLAND v n Goods. by RiVors, Canals
Lakes and Land Carriages, to all parts of tue Union.
FIRE XSSVRANCES on Merchandize generally >«.
Stores, Dwelling Houses, 4c.
Axscit of Utt Curupjuy, „
Bonds, Mortgages, and Ural Estate
PhiUdtdjtlila City, end oth r Loan-,
Stock is Hanks, Railrynd k Itnmrm'vO.'i.
Bills lleevlmble .. _
Cash ou hand
Balance* in bands of Agents, Premium* '-n
Morins Policies roomily nuued, and o'lt
er debts dnetbo Ceetpany - 05,730 57
tful-icriptioti Kotos - 100,000 00
JI, 000, DC-0
631,600
ulju.tjm;
| James 0. Dni’fl,
l Tbcophiin*> > icaMinjCi ,4
' Tmijouir. ' ■
William njrr,Jr,
J- r. P«a!tton,
Joshaa P. Ejti’, !
Asninrl B.
llcnrj Slocc,
Jjihk-0 ft. *
i Thoinns C. Iliton, .
Hol.crt Burton, JCdMft
i Jcbo 11.
n. t. MorgM^gHF
J.T. **l®*
WM. MAKTlX.Pwffleat. :
THOS.C. IlASft Vice PrvfJi-t,;.
Uuks LlLi/iit.-*, iWrt'Wry. ' f '"
l*. A. MADKUiA, A;;cr;t,
*pdlyd—ja!3 No. 03 Water tlr*?L Pttt'lcrjm
WMUm Uarliu,
JuMph lL.fioal,
Edmund A. Soud#r,
John C. Darin, I
Johnß. Pcaiowi,
George O. j
Reward Darlingtoii, ;
Dr. R. 51. Boston, j
William C. Ludwig,
Hugh Cralp,
HpoecrrMcllraiu,
Cluuloa Kellej,
11. Jouea Briwlie,
Jacob l\ Jooc*
tiiliirnx’ Insurance Comp*? cl I’iUsbnr^.
Wil. UAOALCV, Pxcddeal*
SASUr.I. L MAHSHES.L.
OjfictV l HWff y.Tttt, tdifcn Alarm jsi fTjj-J i'
*3,»laMirc4 Hull afidOargoKJctn on cix-OSi
stwippl Klvvrs, and TrlLnterics.
<®3~lD»nr**asßlnjHo»»ordoTtt3-'' *.ir Vu 1
tb«peril* of tho So* aed Jv
*tk'U
t:srCTC&3. j
Wei. £*k*\*j. . ' Oip? kfirk ittjir)l»:
ftiascel Uoa, ■ r. ii. iii.r,
Ju. M. Co't'-i. -chL 5. r’.’l-.T.'f: ,• '*■
J'^.-fisrk,Jr.. _ t'rnaJn 1
ItWjl. inn. B. U.tj’s,
ft. tl&rt»Qsh, } J-jljl- :frriri_
C&pt. Sam 1 ! C. r©un,» | \Wt<r S/ryuni, .
Ja2£ J6hn- ±j' '
1237.n0'55
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