B< I* ¥ AHNESTOCK A Co., late ofthefinn
■«ijndMla nrasgtol. Do.«, «n>«r Wood ud foom*
* . ,i r p
* •£* 'V
TOHJS P. SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEAIc
Brio P»inU,Oil«.T*rntib«* •°' l OyMtola, K».
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\ X?. GORDON, Secretary Western Inenr
\ ' -' '' -'
XT: GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Fran
k la>anuM» OMBpur, maer Wooi
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nESTA^LJIsi^Et) 0 IN 1786.
of o«rb*n Oil. So. 187
Übm/rtmintubgrtb.Pv j^Stelyd
*~COj M‘UJ
• .aM tlsattfttftsNr* or ImA,
burgh*. - •; _ - -
T SOHOONMAKEH, MANUFACTUBER
rr •»« mßH«rtci»2« i»
<!«,*>, 80. wo»j«t.ritMttTrt.r».. .<«Mri
1 BPais U, OavbrtttnO’ * a conwr TTocxS *d<S Slith *tma,
.•» mm.
T>RAUNA REITER, WHOLESALE AND
uw gAiannwmUtifConwTof IlUttymigt pteit «t»,
.Httrtwrgh. . '_ _• ■ • t: -'
oouteettr so bead •fBU cad complete Mwitanlof bnn
MedMawy MedkiftC Cbett*, Patftumry, cad cU ertideeper*
tetotagtoto Yrn\mm :
agftiJcMcinpiiC'ilpUw ccrefally cempoopdedctcU
konru .../yiV .;'• V ' y Jcfcly
©MVood ttnet ud Virgin
kll*7,TUb**t&T*
Staltn.
fciuiiulni b-iuch.
T BBOH & HUTCHINSON, Commission
Xi art fbcwarilag •- lUrchaato, dcalm liVntn fie,
aarvaGbmk nov. rab.fWDa, Batter,
ud B«*da, Qo&uDrlad Fruit, and FrodaS
wmblli; Umlmwli VaaUjFloat'nlviy* on
relrt»r»Ud Fatantad
Paul Btonfe r-lklfc'Uf B*eo*d aad 14$ Utweta
Woojj—A PltMbttrgh, Pa. ap2Jyd
fyur
-WAREHOUSE.—HENRY H.
v> OOLLIH3, Forwarding aad
Dealer la Owe, Baiter, Lake! JTiib tad Prodnee geaerelljr,
M WoodeUabora Water, Plttrbursta. mjgl
J‘ B. OANFIELT), XATJ3 OP WARREN,
• OinOktiommMop and Torwvdtoc-Merchant, and
Wbdteala Bader la Weelara Boauna. Chocee, BntUr, Pot
uid f*art Ift,uul Wfatern Prodoc* wneraUy.. front at,
r4men nauUj fieLTatMT Wood, PiU«burglu~'
DAVIH .0. UKUBST, FLOUR, PltO
doc*, ProrUiou utd Oomnlaloa Merchant, No. 2fiT
Liberty etreet, corner oTHaad, PlUiborih, gjne hi* atten
tion to tbe.eele of no??; Pork, Bacon. Lard, Oheeae. Batter.
Grain, Brtotf Pridfe! Bqedt, fee, to.
~~~ mpoctfnlly adtSdted-
Alex.; iorsyth, (successor to
. Socsytlr * Scott,) Forwarding and Ootuataloa Mar
chant, Dealer In Wool. UidM, Floor, Bacon, Lard and Lard
OH aod Prodaea tana rally, Ho, 7ft Water at. PUtabqrxfa, fa.
Tj'AUkR WAREHOUSE.—J AS. GARD-
El.lKCilt'WbQieeala, Dealer ,la Flour, ProrMoo* and
Produce nMflHj.ita. d,SeT«Oth etreet, tolweeh Liberty
•ud SnHUakLPUtabargh, Pa- t .
•yiao—icaah:.\.i.. , .... -tartly
IDDIiB " WIUT3 & CO., General Com
mlaeloi Mac-chan U and Dealer* la Groceries and Pro
duce, No.lß&UbactfstraeVPlt&duirKhtP*..-.!
ratoriagoa
rntaed,'-: -i'.. v-;."/ del&lydawT
i JSSS?J^SS!S2:
FINNEY.Agent Eureka Insurance Co.,
10-BoLAWatat attack.. . ..' ...
A a;* O ARBI JIB , SECRETARY
Wnosylranta laranbeir Company 4 ©f-PlUiborgh,
Soottf BnUdtefcToorthtreat: .
I AkIUHL L. MARBIIEJJj, Secretary Citi-
I iMiPlßNnßCiQoapisy, Hviitr itrat
7- A. MADEIRA', Agent for Delai
■ MntaalloapraacAQo-rO Wafratroat.- •
THOS.' J, HUNTER, Agent Earners’ and
3Udiahfca*tnwraocaOa,aOWatcratraet.
TOSIIUA ROBINSON, Agent Continental
t/ ' ; ?
Agent Great Wert-
Ew« araltuiarax£»o»,eT Froctatrack ...
®atp»to.
OOBINSONA CO., Dealer in Carpets, &c-,
Xfrjfcg Fifth «-.r •• •••
1M 'MeCUNTOOR, Haalor i
nuGiitnM. •• •?_
— 1 I- V-" wTdV'SK H. H>CALLCa, .
DEALER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
JUfflHOfilAt- yp.CT Jgarthstreet naarWoodr-^
IR13&&M X*air,
OfiW* Foortb PiroamrgH,- t%. ttot»i7*»b
*g-
ROBERT M’KNIGHT,. JW.-COBOTT. AT
rUiv.imdSoUdlor ©t tb« Buk ot PiUrt»cr*fr,Eo..UO
■ftofthjtwe>»PimknrglL ?.,:■•••• -*v - ***»•-•■
JOSEPH S. &A. P. AIGRRISONVAT-
Offlc©'No,»s ftmrtb «L, mv Wood,
eiuibatfihir ' «y« -
Bcfi ©oola.
*• ntf TttU^-r^w.viroyßT.
B^SJj.S23. ( 2fsr|S
eSjIJS« IMWOr U«*k, Nortn-Mrt connt RmrttMd
■ i >«iin rtrirfiTifi r —**•-
{S Dealer laStaplo
t/ # bnr.tfottia, tlgo of th*oritfo*l B*©Ulr», -NoT4
Btr—t. PUUborgtu . _
ILrpALMBH. No. tO5 Market Street
* DealctLa Bonnet«, tUt*. 8lr»w TrlmnJng^mod
&cr»« OocxSf g»nenUtjr.'
ffiarrtajre.
CirHage' ind tf agorfiinnfaelory.
ivsxaPH߻B t Ajpent,;
. jtVfcM Strft and Diamond ;Altt y,
\lTooLDrrap6ctfany.mfoim
'VV 'MfeUdtetlMif i»v:bekt*4 a* atxmtJazsSKL'
ud teareremsd tba hnluam «f Oarrla** naua< te-•» »
tsMoUonlsiiirwaini
; cf«U'4ttcrlptfaß4laclQdlßg*Uvork.fcr Iret MerchAnta*
< %lddßt'*teaa«a«Be»o< tte patreanM.UbanllyW'
' «to«aSmtlfowWto attfcafald «t*adof•«Bl*alo» * C**
hateoMaaUwHatrtwwl* ttettteaaa* car*
U«d Wtitw titan loMlhUotdm » bm*afore»teTtfi«a£
- curtdO»*#arfi«a«fUial»rt *ad Wb* ““P*
. ' v4}»*ctt trid Carfi«f • Factory. .
/OBSIOUt BBOTBBR A OPh
* / UrmtT ef J Utiuea Strutt,
• citt.
«rr‘flirLl>' BKSraCtFPIXY IN- ggm»
VV" tan their frVods,iadlbs pnbUc grp^iSEsßCZ
BSB3£S&aß3ffsaabSS?sasr^%.
limiil inf JlnliTn Repair* will slsoU attended to on
(K_ um wytit Unti. ■ thing in nil Mf
bo«tßiitnPoloindHbwl etoflr tbsy M®»J*
dMtcSanU*h«fef«rlJrtn *tth tM? P* tron ** €
p&Esfttana.
CAN BE CONSBLTED
l Ayss«i,S*aatlaißranarttt.la»/-: • ■
ion udwmw. Mtntt —
. JOHN THOMPSON * CJO,
ITODSK.PAISTEBaOtAZIEKS.AND
H <*RAtffF nl V >s * ygSp BTfIBBL. fllitnfralalJßK
Tuntfottaa, VattUh, Jaittn -nd- gatlUh faUat
W# £ow*par*dt®OdWl CWoci tr Pitattrt, Drw«UU«;
'2tban at tbadwrtol. «*«,•* wo-bat* « mtu which
rtlado b« BtMm. PahdM wiU«Taw»n*y by ptUß|
ELvLtaigoad»l«*»*-• . : ■ •-» n*Mly
*’ „;>.Foa»tarj»«r ■',/•
LONOAbANE.
Sons* AND SIGN PAINTERS,
£i^%*r*szisiF’ a '£ssp
itmuSi
KMM
'SSsai’^SS^^SSS
SSEwiKSS 4-SpU« »S£^*^2fSrwS
B«sawßggß»
r ." i ; ■ • •'•• -■ : rfaao»-
TJ> - EDMONDSON «d,9B
JElo Vhkd ndDMtcn,
-.V;;
paott BraAL 'spttiHa .
• WoaUaoUdltho «U*uloaor patchMvMoSSr Urp
Mdwgfcdrtock. ' . y-;: - -;uotffctad
: *:^' ;r --.'"'
- c^ifedSS? 1
V.-TU-.W
Oommissun, tit.
" HITCHCOCK, McCOEKHT & CO.,
[Buttw on to lCo.y
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
. ; , And Wbcdsnk tmim lo
Prod*e»i Flow ud Wool,
3'fl. 153 JVwtf and 122 fircoiultf. PMifomA, Jte.
>pl:lyd~<nrCa -- - ’
Mo BAS B * AIIIKKj I
ij'lour,’ Grain and Frodaoe.
CommiBsion. ind Forwarding Merchants,
JTa. 124 Stcond Sk t Pittsburgh, Pa.
' mj3l:ljd ’ ; * • - * ■-
EOiimrcimmta... bond.
OAHHIHG A BOHD,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
iPo. IJB J Votih Second Strtet,
//; PHILADELPHIA,'
For tboadnof.ProddonaniltrarchMsof Flab, Any
order* ontmtod with thus will be promptly Awinirdad.
«p3Adoiß*
TMWtw
lax x. *. unco.
JOB. 8. ZiBECH ft CO.,
>«>,9U* UUltntir •»., PUtibur*h, Pi.
WHOLESALE GROCERS .
UD
COMMISSION MKRCHANTI
DKALKRBIN
FZiOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plate and Tinner's Stod*.
AND" -
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
Jyllaflj
stiingi* r. ntnr».ini. a. vsnieu.
SPRINGER BABBACGH * CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DKALEE3 IN
Wool,lfides,ProVißioiu&lta>duce Generally,
No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
•' • '
MoAT.Pm A CO.,
fUUof J.fl.fjech, HeAtpla A PUubnrgh.)
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND . .
FORWARDING MERCHANTS'
Levee sad. Washington Avenue,
WYANDOTTS CITY, KANSAB TKHIUTURY,
.. JU(P£RKNCES:
• Jocephß. Leech' A 00, and PiUibenh UercheaU cener*
•By- Li- 1 , - jylltdAwlyT
tuns R. H. SMXST4V,
T EWIS* EDGERTON, (Successors to D.
JLJ T. Uorpta A Co,) WholanJ* Grocer, atx) Oommbatoa
Merchants, 107 Wood rtrcet, Pitabnrßh. . mr2
HENRY S. KINO, (LATE OP TIIE
, firm of Kina A Uoortteed,) Oommlaikm Merchant,
end Dealer in Pi* Metal and Blooms, No. 76 WaterAtreot, t*.
lou Market. Piitabargh, Pa - * ap!9 •
'A. ATHARBTr(SUCCESSORTOHAR
JT3u* dy,JoaMAOaACoQUßtaataa tad Yorwanlla# Mer»
«uutt A{*atof thaMaidiaoQ and Indianapolis Rallraed, car*
perFlratand ferry «U,glttabtKgh,P*. Jaififclyd '
TjUJWAED T. MEQKAW, GENERAL
JEI Commission Merchant, and Wholesale Dealer !a Mean*
tatlnradTnlawvi, Imported nadanmftHefagay, Banff', ir.,
'Aa, No. *4l Liberty itmi, opposite the head of Wood, PUt*
bcrgtyPa. mhl£ly i
Grocers.
Tabs, imu, a*..
LITTLE A TRIBIULK,
.JIMtS TfcIKBLX.
*^y uoLBB A LIS O&OOEKS AND DEALERS
i Fltrar, B«eoB ( Clieeee,
A Prodneei
»16 1138E00BD CT- MTTSBURfIII.
T>OBBHT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer,
X%> Prodnce *od OiToirefarira Merchant, No. 134 front
:»P*et, beec-Wood, fa. ap<Uyd
BaoXLey, OOSQKAV K A uo..
Alexander king, w 110 resale
. Grocer and Importer of Soda Ash, No. 273 Liberty
etmot, gittabgrgfc, rn.
eio. &. r 058...... —»*». uooolct.
JONES. 4 COOLEY, WHOLELALE GBO
•OERS uid &Mt -furnish ecs, dealer! (a Produce and
Flttriiujh Uus&ctorM, No.l-fl Water atreet, usr Cherry
Pa, tnyCg
baWl r. iaini*. _...joinr ». miyostk.
SHIUVER * DILWORTH, WHOLESALE
1 Croon, So. ISO tad 193 Second street, (between Wood
>agStaithfldd,Plttobargb. , . .
.. jumt«>nnn> ...Timm nor 6.
JOHN YLOYD 4 CO., WHOLESALE
'Groomtod Ootumlcdon UerrhutU, No. 173 Wood and
,d liberty attest, PittsbnrgL. ~ ' ' Jel6
JOB* WAtr ... VtLKtB.
TSTATT * WILSON. WHOLESALE GKO
i f * OEM, ComniUrioa MercbenU «u| Pceien in rro
daOecnd Tfttabarvh MinnfiwlarA, No- 309 Liberty street,
Pmrtar»h. . , Jn»
ISAIAH HICKEY A-0(>„ WHOLESALE
Qtccot, OMi>al«i)wMwdMttit»,ittl tliriOT In Product,
Bq|ElM«ritrt,nd©Ftaitwn«« > l l nm)mli-
TOT SI. MoC UTCHEON WHOLE
TT BALE Grocer, Produce tod Oaamterton ;Mereb*nt,
not! Dealer in Pittsburgh tdasafeetorod Article*. No. 15t»
Liberty nwi,«Twr of ttwwr ay, Pitiabargb. Pt. ~myh
Atwell, lee t co., wholesale
Qcnocn, -Prodnen end Oommlwkm ilerclanU, and
IMitnla Plttita|blhufiKtßiM,l(o, 8 Wood street, bo
tww Water and Front st, Pittsburgh. • ap!B
lost. s. tonsoir.
B s ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE
v tirocen, OommWonMerchants,end Dealer*ln alt.
of ProrMnixs, Prodacs nod .Pittsburgh Mnoobctnrw,
ag. art liberty street, Pittsburgh. Jelftlyd
T* OBEHTH. KINO, WHOLESALE GRO-
JtV CKB,Ob»m!*don.llettb»jrt,,nbd Dealer Is Pfathefs,
fish, floor, utd all kinds of Country Prodoc*, No. HI lib
erty street, month of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Pn. liberal ad-
Tapces made od ooprignaants. Jsfclyd •
T>OBERT‘ DAIZELL_£ CO., WHOLE
•: l\j Bill grocers, OnamlMtbn sad Forwarding Her
cSnt* sad Desists In rrodobeead Pittaborgb Manufactures,
Sf. Si Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. . myf
Krai Katatr-flarnta.
tnt,ur>;< WARD,
TpkEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
1 / goods, Mortgages sad nil saccrttlas for money.
Parsons end ptuenre loans through my Agency, os reason
able teens. ’ •
Those wishing to Inrsst Their money to good advsntaea,
jMh always find first nnd second dna’paper at my oOe% for
Alleotmasafcnflo’nsnDd intei'ilens strictly confident!*).
DOenOEANT STREET, opposite fit Pul's Cathedral.
; jslfltf -
r Kooterlltg, Ac.
YIT S. RENTODL, 20 8L Clair rtreet,
fY '« DealerlaKellgibhe «nd'Mi*rsllani»wi« By*i, end
Depository of American Tract flotlstj'f PnMteattvoe,
mrl&dswtyp _
WM. G. JOHNSTON A CO , Suiii/ffiAfii,
Blank Book Msxmlhctafere nod Job ytln**m, Ph.
STWood street, PitUbargfr, Pa. . t a*3»
in ! C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR,, TO
ri« A Badler,) Wh'nlmsli ;n»d Betnfl Peeler In fear Ax,
tottooery nod Piper Hsatf ngs> Tsdatsl street,fithdoor A
B. of Market fiquryAUegfcuy, Fa. .-V; :‘J t -
JOHN 8. HXVISONJWOKSELLBft AN 1)
BUUooer,stMieaMMtd.SMi«pn.AAfMW» Vo. 63 Market
SU eet, oenr Fourth, HKdSfiftfSi ' ;
aYAOO., BOOKSELLERS^.NiI STAr
TIOWBS, No. t>B Wood street, next door to lbs 6or*
Mr of Third, Httsbargh, Pn. _ Ifcbooinnd lAw Bookecoo'
stnatfy onhnnd.- ' r- - v
L.KEAIi, BOOKSELLER AND STA
, • TIONEIt. W 0.78 Apollo Bolldlngs. r
UNT * MINER, BOOKSELLI
add BUtldtwr,M»eoolc Sell, FVth etoeet.
yputntttttfc
E* ttr n i t o re*
3Ttirn I tnrJ•
WQOLVBALB AND USTAIL.
;i H, P.DESBAFF,
HI BOWBBV, (Whol.i.l. War. 110ni.,1
! .ad 440 PE ABt, gl„ (Ret.ll Stor.,) ;
TO BI ■
' 49* DilUofTwwtr-Tk* Doifat*fetaMod at Wholoul
PrtMOatiboßowory• •- •'—
'\ "’ .-, libsewocKl, " *
< * • MAnOQASt AED DUOS WAUIUf . ■■*
p Aau>R V P v ntt i itrs b,
Yn'BrocataUa, Dalalne aod Ftak Can •«•» »d cwaow#
ynrnUot*lo*t«t#irfoty- Al*»»r - - -
I • v BffllfKtn CHAMMXR PUMMTtrBE - .
1 7 ff ;.
dpilMOt' OoaUD ]IaJD» MoSSAND'WiutXBOEK
!
Alto. leather Bfdoand BacbJlnE.PaiUfttyretnlaia Bof*Djtdr
*aad* > aadP*UtitBelt&ockiof Cfedlee. - '. .. . ....
> Dealer* will Hod at th« above Horn, tbo Urge*i boa »n
—mtnwntrrfiny MUblWußfoiia-Daw'Tbrk, andean boy
eltbttet whole**!* or rat*H«' cheaper than at aey other
hoot#in the dty..-.—r- -~V - - an?;ramd x. :
* JAMES W>- WOQpy^jnLl^ 1
fURRIT 0 JfB'CHAI R 8.
t, BETAJLr^ —
|'• ‘‘ ttytoof- .■■■S.‘-
• .2* y- ; .:
) BQSSWOOO,*IAHOOAOT£XD WALIfUT*
, ; - i
! piEl/m3,'CniUBßEfl AKP DINIHQ BOOMfI,
| r -.;j' -■ ■ g^T l tff <wyla ■ . /•>■ is
HEW TOBK ABB PHTBABELPHI A.
*■. ■ !■','• -.i&iitj ...
i i o vs& p s io ss.
V- Mgnw^iupw 7;;;•>&;*
.-“ ROTEU AHD BTIAMIOATH
ITuiwwl) Nos. »*»» •
, ’ &i£l ?^t%i«3?a
PITTSBURGH. SATURDAY MORNIN
Manufacturers.
RESET GEBWIO)
No. 489, comer Pena ctml ~lFafattt Street!,
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Manufacturer of hemp and
MANH.LA BED CORDS. HESIP AND TARRED
S from yi in, to Inch, Fine and Common Packing
Tarn, Tarred mod Span Tarn, Bull and Beil Cord, Wool
Twine, Broom, Tying and Sewing Twine, Flax and Cotton
Seine Twine, Ac.
- enpply oftbeaborearitdaecoMtaotlyonband
dr made to order at the loweat cath price*. )a2T;lyd .*
WELLS# FUDDLE * CO.#
80 Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
TITHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
f" Ordera eolidted frem thetrade, and promptly ship
ped a* per fattrnctloM.
.TteOT'■ flmonth*,or 6 per oest.dlacoantfbi'caah.
; ae2S:lydlwT ' ' '
, CART W RIGHT A YOUNG,
(Bnccwion to John Cartwright,)
MANUFACTURERS and Importers of
Pocket and Able Cutlery, Surgical end Dental In
*trument*,Gana,Pi*tol*,ltthiijgT»ckle,ia,Na.6« Wood
■trceL TheygtewapedalsttenuootothemamilaetnrlDgof
Trance, Supporter*. Ac. Jobbing and Repaing with pnno
toallty axtd despatch. spirally
W. CMW*.. WADSWORTH—.......w. S- MAeUSTOCH.
CRIDGE, WADSWORTH A CO.,
Patent Oscillating Engines
Portable Engines and Boilers of all Sizes,
iir, pa.
Works at
Koktb Bto op tax Auamccr,
• mplfelj 7_ ALLBQHEKY CITY
UOORBBAD & C 0..,
American, Plain and Corrugated,
GATjVANIZED BHK.KT IBONV
PorHooflnc, Gotterieg, Spouting *e.
Agents for TToo<i*«
Patent Imitation Bnnla Shoot Iron.
S9»Wanhoiia»—No. 130 First Srret, Pittsburgh.
f mrgT:lyJ , ‘
A . LYONS,
(Baecomor to A. Lyons A Co.)
LOOKING GLASS & PICTURE FRAMES,
AND DFAIIIT I If
VARIETY GOODS, &C, '
No. 138 Wood St„ FJltiburgh, Pi,
foSallf
MORRIS Ac COLTART,
■oit XAMOrecTtmtu or
HUGHE'S PATBNT ATMOSPHERIC
FORGE AND TRIP HAMMERS.
HAMMERS of the following nice* Ac.,
nuidato order.
Na.l, Lift? In. full blow, 8099 lb*. Price $ 850.
“ !, “ 9 “ “ 5C98 '• - 450.
a, M *♦ ueBa M ** mo.
“4, “15 - - “ 23058 “ u 900.
- 5, ** 20 “ - - - 41150 “ “ 1600.
“A, “si“ •• “ wan - - a.oo
Ordure aolklted. Fur inrUcuUra addrem
UOKIUS * COLTART.
I IUaiTBTLk~ BSCSH
WILLIAM BARNRILL A CO.,
61 Penn at., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa*
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
Iroo Workers, Memtfiictanrt of TternhUrs Patent
Boiler, Locomotive, Flood km] Cylinder Butters, Chimneys,
Brekhen, fire Bed, fiieem Pipue, CuaiUnsers, Sell Peak
Bngar Pans, Iron YawU, Life Boots, etc, Also, Blsckamltbs*
Work, Bridge end Ytsdact Irons, done at the shortest q»
Uoe. All orders ftoa e distance promptly attend*! to.
JeSB
Penm i*itcabargb.
Kennedy, ciiilds & co.. manufao-
TUT.KESef—
Pena A No. 1 beery 44 Shsetingw
Carpet Chain of ell colore and shad**.
Cotton Twln«q
u Bed Cords;
w Plaagb Lin« end fteah Cord;
•* Rope of sll sires and 'lwcriptU.il*,
Batting. '
left at the flan!were Store of U>g*u, Wilson
A Co., 13! Wood street, will here attention.
JAMES IRWIN,
MANUFACTURER OF
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric Acid:
Bweet Spirits of Nltm Nitric Add;
II oil loan's Anodyne; Muriatic Add;
Aqua Ammonia, FFF; Nitrous do
Fowler's notation; my 3
May be Land tUolis ltVin A Bona, 57 Water ctreet
j.o. kuis i l. joes’®*.—- n. jonnon.
PERRIN * JOHNSON,
manufacturer* and dealer* in
T Tf E. CHILDS* CO’S PATENT ELAS-
If; # TIO FIRE AND WATKRrPUuOF CK3LENT
EPOFINO, IOTnoO Eraser. Pittsburgh, Pa. ocHMU
WILLIAM TATE * BOS,
PLUMBER AND OAS FITTER, No, 10
Fourth street, Pittsburgh, and Federal atraut, ander*
•enili Bxeetslor IlaU, Allegheny.'
A9~Kref7 deealptlon «f Fittings (or Water, flee and
ttrem,. onSUy
JOHN CA9PBKLL, ©-
Mancfactukeroe BOOTS l^*
nndSUOESof every deecrt|itfen, No.U 8mll8&Ll
etmc,PitUbttrgh«Pn. ocSblyd
fEluatcal.
IST Jaw STOCK
PIANOS Ac MELODKONa ' -
Selected for the Fill Trade from the celebra
ted manufactories of
CHICKKRIIiO *BQSI,Bo>te«H
HAVEN, BACON A CO, A A.Q.QALB A CO^
WOODWARD A BROWN AND W. P. EMERSON, Boston,
aodotbrr dUtiogoiabod rinao Forte makers,
nil of which will be eold at- mano
(actorere priove end
. irhmmtel.
present stock haa been selected by the
A, mbeviber pereonally, Sad every * Plano Is warrant/*)
to be perfect to every particular, and wlti b« aohl at Ins
price* than hare ewer breo oflrrsd la this city.
PIANOS TO BENT.
Firo bow- and second band Pianoe to not at $2, $.l, $4
$5 pec month. JOHN Q. HELLOfi,
"* . No. *1 Wood street,
JeSdAwT between 4lh and Diamond alley.
New music.—the Atlantic tele
graph UAKCU, by Franct* 11. Brown, with n cor
net Ukraeee ;<?fCtmb IT. FuLb. This le «oo of the vary
b<rt hirdm pobllibed, and Is tfoallncd to become itn
mensety oopnlcr; price, 40 cents.
Annie* Song Book, containing sixty pieces
of music, with words and ramie in beautiful type and els*
gently boond; price, S& ettia
?Wbm Has halation*,” a new eoog by 5.0.-Foster.
"LlOgerin blltsrollUpo*e,” the latest new eoog by 8. <3.
Fo/tef, £s<|, with Ixantlfol lltbograpbic tide page; price
3S cents.
Any of the shore tent by malt, prepaid, on receipt of
abova prices. For sale by JOUN H.UKM.OB,
•el 6 : N«. 81 Wood stnet.
A N ELEGANT
ftjbTAVR ROBBWOOD PIANO
ix nzcuAhun for oroceriks or dry goods.
Otvrr* »Mlrelj new, will t* aX-
fov try tivAi tv Oracwtet. Tha owner b»»tnf bo
»*> for » Fte**, I* wtßlox (Apart wUb It at Kartcra cort,
a*4 M* porrMFi In 4tf fuixte or groetrim, from good
Iwn**, TM rhftaatf f* *•**>»( (b* Mo*te Him* of
Ml) JOII* 11. MKI.bOR, 81 W<xx! at
PiASO AT A J'fAitG AIN
A Cm
frvm tu# faricnr <4 Mmer I V I 11
Yi/tk, will !*• mA6 l>y Him •nlMOll'«ri rt» Mrrtnre, {(wm
porcbucdwnna two >**»••«?' for |32t,*n<l lock*folly m well
Ud Ulhererj reapecl M gooi u A ti«W on*. Hirintu lo
Ibaowner'a preTanUxl tbna from making *uy
qm«l It whatever, tad envenl tut* of dwlli having alnte
bCcorrod, U will M aol4 tewa*
11. KLRBErt k BRO., No. 43 Fifth itmL
• N. B.—A treat nipply of Stelswßjr A Kona' celebrated
fltdoa I* Dow oo tba way. Notice of arrival will be given.
ee'J
F osf ekblatesFbal L al)^
Where baa Lola Gone?.
Where baa LablOoDel
Where baa Lola Gone 1
Where ha*LataOoDei
Where haa.Lnla Hob* f
Being a oompaalra to the pouoltr Soar,
MJLAiafIONE, , •>
by 8.0. Porter, mailed poet-paid from the “Old EaUbiUhed
Plaoo Depot” of. CtUfttOTT* BMJMK,
. r M Wood ■!„ 2d door above slb -
49* A apleitdld Mewtmeat of PIANO FORTES now ar
firing. . ■ . - eeS
THE GOLDEN HABP.—a collection of
. Ilyina, TunttChaota, abort axu) ttrj Anthima, kt for
/Sabbath Schoota,Bodal Gathering* add the Dome Circle, by
I*. O.ltaeißoe, (author of the Goulrtt Wreath.)
:-Tbla Dew and valuable work far Sabbath Scboob, cootalne
600. Ilyina, Tone* and flolect 5 Piece*, for AanlvenarlM,
Monthly Concert*, Ronday gchooT Oelebratlon*. *od other
apodal oeeadlin*.. fh*nyiD* andThoeghate boencboaen
irith apodal rigartt* pantr, aweelaaea Dad alppUcUy..
JnttpablUhedAbdforaateattheßttalcatorOof ''
JOHN H^JIEhLOR,
. ae7 .... Wood atreet.
NOW IS THE TlME.—Families in Alle
gheny City WteMeg to Icy Id tholr
WINTER STOCK OF COM.,
wm rl «.^r.^ t «*»u^ niay : ooAL BEroT
Corner Andewam at afidHailrood, ''
l • When they will be rfoptilled with the beet qaallty of
EimUNOus or cannercoal . • , ,
Brought to tbla city.
fuiafcrO ' ■':i . W. aTßcOlqrq.
Ir\Ruas. “T
I t ■. _Cn«i tMttr.. ! JUrabuJßoot,
i " '"Camphor. “* 'ArTOW Rod,
} Cl trie Add. - Com Arabic,
CalomeUCßtig.) .;Oal^l*bioor|c*,;
CardamomSeeda, .lodidePoU«%
Xpeom Ralta, lodide Irw, ' ...
JdAOKEOWN A IWIiNTv:
' M 107 liberty etreet.
BAGS, BAGS.—Sesmle.. on
hand. TbeteadeMUpUad et Boatoo prlcee; freight
aa!B • ■ UITCHOOPg, MoOKEERY k 00.
lANCX OASIMERES
j; arror r*c«ivei> at
C. HASSON LOTP3,
•aC;i'-..'- j.'U-'l l >; 1 ! -• * .krkat.iW
jL/ apdfotraalaby ;■ aeO
AAA&EAAIB BTEAWWBAPPINGPA*
KA\J id4K«dl«m
JaatreeatndawdfrwaateKt oumfoctorera 1 Paper-
Varehosaeor
Jt2o corperMarkataad Second rta.
/“IODFISH—2 Ics. in store hnd for'Kile by
yyj«» j.b.oanfielp.
PEACHES— 60baakets to arrive thwmorn
lag. for Ml* low by • DAVID C nEBBST,
, Mil ' eoroer liberty and Head itmU.
fittsburrt
' "pUßliaiffib DAILY AND WEEKLY BY
a. siDSii-s ec co..
ran run, anon sKuarmn.
g*-TUKl>AlLrQAZETTEiilMoldaiXaotpaprrinV\f
Wit, and haring anerSauixamUstion amongstthcputineti
wen, and reaching all dastu, it ofavinducementito adver
tiser* a* the beet medium through Kfttch to, reach the public.
JtZrTBB WEEKLY GAZETTE it issuedevery Wednes
day and Saturday, on a targe blanket sheet, and contains its
addition tothenewsof the «w*j a (artfully prepared and
reliable revert c/the Markets, commercial aruTmokeiary of.
afirt, ana an accurate Bank Jude ZAxL, corrected meJdyfor
this paper—making it the belt Commercial Ifevsrpaper in (hi
West
DAILY—Six Dollars per me am, payable la sdruee, or
UU cent* per week, payable to the Carrier*.
WEJ&LY—Two DoUara per annnm, payable In advance.
Olabe an farnUbod oa the following tenor
F-ror coplea one year •—— —~JS 00
U “ " “ —— 10 00
lwenty* 4 •' “ 00
Aad one to the person getting op the dub free.
. payment* ore strictly require)!, and no ps
par will be seat after the time is op to which It was paid.
Rales of Advertising,
1 Equate of 10 lines, 1 60
1 “ “ “ 2 “ ———76
1 “ “ “ 3 u 100
1 - « « 1 week 176
1 •* “ M 2 “ - 300
l “ - “ a u 400
1 “ ♦* « 1 month— 600
1 “ .... S « 700
i - " 3 « aoo
1 * 4 M - _.lO 00
1 “ “ - fi “ J 2 00
1 “ ** - 12 “ —...—20 00
Yearly advert tsers are entltlodtoouMfoan, change
able at ploamre, per anntnn ...25 qq
with Cotattebleorico.
Sepailatior or Cora V. LJ Hatch asd me
Hubbard.— Cora'V. L. Hatch, who a year or
more since gained a wide notoriety as a trance
speaking medium, and her Dr. Hatch,
hare separated. The prominence which Mrs.
Hatch has occnpled amoDgSpiritaaUitflhaagiT*
en the matter much importance in tbo jsyes of
this class of our citixens. The causo of this
separation is differently stated by the friends of
the parties. Dr. Haleb states that opto July
lost they lived very happily together; that daring
that month ho went West; and, while absent re
ceived as bo expresses it, a beautiful“an affection
ate letter.” Cat upon his re(arn,or soon, after she
loot a decided dislike to him, would havo noth
ing to do with him, nor scarcely speak to him.
Since that time they had lived separately. At
the Doctor’s request she placed herself under
the direction of some friends of both parties,
and one of thorn—a prominent chemist—obtain
ed from Mrs. Hatch a promiso not to come be
fore the publio until the difficulties were adjusted.
A week ago lost Sunday, however, she was re
quested to lecture at Clinton Hall, Brooklyu, in
a week from that lime. She at first refused, but
subsequently sent word that she would comply.
Tho lecture was to bo free, and a collection ta
ken for the benefit of the: society.' At the time
appointed for tho meeting, an audicnco was pres
ent, but Mrs. Hatch did not appear. Mr Mc-
Parlan, who baa the chief management of the
meetings, received and read publicly a Idler
from her, in which she expressed regrets at not
being able to' fulfil her appointment; and said
that Dr. Hatch had expressed (bo determination
to prevent her holdiog a meeting by forcihlemea
mrtt, and under the circumstances, she did not
wish to appear. In the original the words/or
cibU mtasurrs are underscored. Dr Hatch af
firms that he never used threats, but upon bear
ing of her appointment, went to the chemist
referred to, and told him be did nut wish her to
speak ; but If she insisted, not to prevent her;
and that he subsequently called upon his wife,
and told ber (be saute thing, and offered to go
with her ornot, as she chose, if she was deter-
mined to speak. The Doctor’s theory of the
tuaiier is, that his wife Is jx>x*(s»ed of demoniacal
influence, and he further believes, if we under
stand him correctly, that this is the inevitable
result of such tnedioroship as hers; that under
this influence she has become reckless of moral
principle, as hare nearly all others of her class.
The writer of this has been shown a list of 'forty
trance-tptaktnp mdiumt, of both sexes, which
will soon be made ptthlio, who hsve either sep
arated from their husbands and wives, or are
Uviog in extreme unhappiness. The list includes
must of the prominent speaking mediums of the
couotry Some women have abandoiyd their
husbands for other ‘‘affinities.” One who has
figured in the recent Free-Love Conventions is
act down as having husbands,
both of whom are living; and one woman traded
husbands with a sister spiritualist. The male
medium* are represented as of |be same sort.
A friend of Mrs. Hatch, in whasediooso she has
been visiting a good deal siaen the separa
tion, represents ber as extremely Afraid of the
Doctor and sajs that upon one occasion, when
he was seen coming from the house, “she turned
as pale as death and trembled tike an aspen leaf,
and begging the privilege of conecallng herself,
hid in a bedroom ” Some of the friends of Mrs.
Hatch do ootbesilaie toexpress thcirconviction,
very freely, that nil tbe devil there is in the
matter bslongs on the other sldo of tiic house.
Dr. Hatch was married to l his present wife—his
foarlh one, we believe—about two years ago.
He was upward of forty and sbe about sixteen.
The marriage at the time, we believe, was un
derstood by them to be a spiritual affinity os
well as a legal onion. The friends of Mrs Hatch
claim that it was unnatural and produced by
psychological influences, add not by spiritual
affinities ; that since the marriage Mrs, Hatch
has been compelled to lccturo too muoh—often
when physically unfit to do aoy-the Doctor reap
ing therefrom a largo pecuniary benefit.— Ect.
riing I‘ost.
Ttic Coubt.—The Comet whiefi U now viaible
in the nbrlh-weflt v region of the he&Tena o short
time efter anneet, vu first didoorered on the
2d of lut June, by Prof. Donali t in Florence,
Italy. It wm also discovered hy Henry M.
Perlthnrst, Esq., of Perth-Amboy. New Jersey,
Jone 29. A very striking charaeteristic of this
comet was, when first discovered, its extremely
slow motion. The great distance of the comet,
and (Co direction of Us motion, as seen from the
earth, combinod to render its apparent geocen
tric motion very small. In consequence of Its
slowness of motion, its period of visibility will
be very great. . It has already been -visible
throngh a felosoope nearly two raooths and a
half; and it will probably remain in sight for a
considerable length of time yet. The bead, or
ilar of the comet, appears about equal to a star
of tbo second magnitude; and as It has not yet
reached the perihelion (that point nearest to the
eao)of Its orbit, it will yet be considerably
brighter, and present a splendid appearahoe.
Its tall, as viewed with a small telescope magni
fying about eight times, wns -about 4 or f> degs.
in length on Sunday evening, tho 12<h of Sep
tember. It is a well known fact, however, that
the tail has a much greater length immediately
after the perihelion passage than at any other
time; and benoe we may expect that Us length
will be muoh more'eonsidernble than at present
The comet now visible will pass its perihelion
—according to tne elements of Mr. tieo. Searlo,
Assistant at the Dudley Observatory—-on the
]Blh of September. Tho parabolic elements of
a comet’s orbit tro six in number, namely: timo
of perihelion passage, longitude of tho perihe
lion, longitude of ascending node, inclination of
the plane of Us orbit to the plane of the ecliptic,
tho perihelion distance, and the direction of its
motion. If the motion be iu tho 'same direction
around tho ann as the motion of the plftpeta, it
la said to bo direct; If in tho opposite direction,
rotrogrsde.
The longitude of the perihelion of this comet
is about 80 deg., and of the ascending node
about 160 deg. Tho inclination is about 08
deg. Tho perihelion distanoe is about 40,000,-
000 miles, or a liftts greater than the meamdis
tanco of Mercury from the Sun./ Its motion is
retrograde, so Uiat Us apparent motion Is from
Hght to left, as seen at this time. Tho vtloclty
df the comet, when at-its . perihelion, will be
about 160,009 miles per hour. Its distance from
the earth At this time;; roughly-; estimated, is
about 87,000,0000 miles. Ita tail is at least
0,000,000 miles In length. >•
Several parabolic elements have, been compu
ted, hut as these differ considerably^’.from. each
other it is thought, wilh mqoh .probability, (hat
the comet moves in an ellipse of modern eooen
tricity, and hence that-iU timo of revoldiion
around the'sun ianot very great, t The elements ’
correspond withthmisofthefintcomet of J 827,
and with those of 1704. r This wllt mako the
period of revolution about 81yean. --The period
of-fid-years comprehended, between: 1764 and
1827 wiliembraoe two returns to ita perihelion.
The difference of half w'year:la within the limits
of pertorbatiofl. : This wOl.make its return,
previoulttd f 1827- inl79s.;lfthUbeils'truß
period, return may he* experted-atbut
or 1890. Time wilTsoon determine these
questions. ■ IVith thii period ita ; meaii'distance
nrom the sun will be about the same as that of
Sftttun; and wheaU Oiaaplißlion. (great
est dislanoe from the sun), of Its orDlt,,it .will bis
*abbot ;'tha mean dlsUnce oflTranas,; /
' Datid TBOwNßinaa. .
P<rry CUy t If. F. Stpt. 12M. , 5
i prime r in stoje
1 < JSaausHj Use, authorof ..the swindle; ofOusi
nam«*ij©w wys be will Tote to&dinU Kansas
to terpopttfatloa.:. Doubtless he
would promlae wsyUilpK to secure. blare-election,
both* is iiot likelyenua to.haYe tbe opportrt,r
ally ibtnteejprweathis
I jUv** D*ueAci*a.|-~By the lut ac
counts from - Fraser riw. prtmaiona were totj .
waroewddeer.Dog m«**Ms«llbgat fifty l
bat* ft pound. .. • r,«. -.•••,•.• - 4t>AXBNI USATHKB FUL- a.
■ TnCUafo orranof BMiUrDoaniriu ran | JTJaaraiimtotf (hMMl«ratia**ia*W)k
traßwKinin p»«7«fiTllisa»ii!tai*op if«l
, SEPTEMBER 18, 1858.
Tub Gold Regions or Ka»Bas. —The infinites
imal net result of gold digging in lowa and Min
nesota during iho last few months, has indis
posed the public to lend a Tory ready ear to the
story of the discovery of rich placers in Kansas,
but tho evidence now appears to be sufficient to
establish tho truih of the general statements
upon the subject. Yesterday we were shown
some epecimes of gold found on the surfaoe of
of tho ground near Piko’a Peak ,by Mr.
H. H King, of Kansas City, who obtain
ed it of a retarded miner. - Of its genuineness
there oould bo no doubt. It had the true Cali
fornian look, and inclosed small particles of
qoartx, indicating that at some period it had
been associated with a targe mass of that speies
of rock.
Mr. Richard, an old mountain-trader, who ar
rived at Knasas City a few days since, hasoom
munnicated to the Journal of Commtrctj of that
plaee, some interesting factsin relation to the
success of the minera. The point where most
of the washing has been done -is on a small
stream about fifty miles from Pike’s
From $o to an ounce ($l6) is the usual product
of a days washing. Two men of Mr. Riohard’e
acquaintance, with but limiied facilities for
working, bad, in one week,, washed out over
SGOO. Id many instances the dirt had averaged
18 cents to the pan. As yet there has been no
systematic mining, the miners having no cradles,
no Tegular washing pus, no “toms,” no supply
of picks, and no means of sharpening such tools
as they have. The specimens exhibited were
what is known in California as “float gold',
washed ont from the'lower parts of the streams.
At Kansas City several parties were forming
at the latestadvices to proceed at once totbe
mines. A company of about forty in number,
mostly Frenohmen, were about to start under
the escort of CoL Bent, Bent's Fort being not
far from the new gold region. Other parties
are forming with the view of proceeding to the
mines early noxt spring. The emigration
thither promises to be so considerable that
Messrs. Campbell, merebants of Bt. Louis and
Kansas City, are aboutto establish a trading-post
at the diggings to supply the WAnts ; of the min
ers.
TKBJISi
Peak, the present point of operations,
is situated in West longitudo 105° 20' ondabout
latitude 09° N., on tho same parallel with the
mouth of Kansas River, from which it is rccon
ed to he about G5O miles distant. The range of
mountains of which Pike’s Peak Is the high
est point, is a continuation of the range near
Banta Fe, which is well known to bearich min
eral district, similar in character to tho western
spurs of the Siera Nevada of California. It is
remarkable as being the source of the Kansas,
Platte and Arkansas Rivers. The country
watered by these streams, in the neighborhood
of the mountains is described by Fremont as a
plain, and is generally spoken of as a desert, yet
the soil is excellent, capable of supporting a
large agricultural and pastoral population. -r-
There is an abundance of timber along the
streams. ' For the present, game would be a
resource against starvation, consisting ofLafTalo,
deer, antelopes, etc.
This Kansas gold region seem 9 to be far more
iavitingthan that upon Frazer River. It lies
just upon the middle line of western emigration,
and those who go there may be said to ran no
risk &i &U. [f they do not find gold so'abnnd
ant as they anticipate, they can turn to the cul
tivation of the soil, and thus contribute towards
the ealablisnment of an'lmportant outpost of
civilization.—AT. V. Trib
l)a. LmsoAToax’s Kxpcditioh.— Her majes
ty's steamer Hermes, Captain Gordon, which
was dispatched from Simon’s bay sometime ago
to accompany the Livingston expedition~to the
mouth of the Zambesi River, has retained.—
Bhe arrived in Algoa bay on the Blh Inst., and
has brought intelligence from Dr. Livings
ton, and ibe members of his exploring ex
pedition. Dr. Livingston, in a private letter,
dated Zambesi River, tbp 20th of June. 1858,
addressed to Sir George. Grey, states that
the expedition had safely reached the Zam
besi, and having parted company with the
Pearl, were about lu proceed to Tete in theemall
steam launch Me Robert. Some difficulty was
experienced in obtaining an entrance for the
Pearl ioto the main stream of the Zambesi. Dr.
Livingston says: •
“Wo first attempted the branch which was
described by. Lieutenant Hoskins as the most
southern and most navigable branch, and though
it did not lead us to the Zambesi, we found
some OOor 7*> miles of navigable river.
After searching forsome time at the bar of Luabo
which Mr. Skead sounded Id the Herme's cutler
—wefailed to find a passage; but trying, by
the advice of Capt. Gordon, the river Kongone,
the bar of which also, Mr. SMead sounded, we
entered, and hood reached the pain stream.
We then let the Pearl go on her
voyage to Ceylon, and trust to getting uploTete
by the Ma Robert. We have bad no fever yeL
Capt. Beddingfield has had hard work of it, but
he, too, continues well, and we all look forward
with interest to meetlngwilh my Makaloto, who
arc still at Teto, though several hsvedied during
their stay by small pox. We shall leave our
heavy baggage atSennC— London Tints, Auy.
27 th.
Wmcßa xni Mosey Goes.—lt may seem
strange to some unsophisticated persons, that as
administration which desires to be thought eco*
nomical, can manage to expend the enormous
sum of $100,000,001) year. For the enllghtment
of such people, it is proper to say that Uncle
.Sam Is made to pay about twice as mneb for the
work he has done, as anybody else would pay ;
the profits of every ."job’' going into the pock
ets of political favorites and supporters. Here
is an item from one of eur exchanges:
• The water WoTks of Washington City will
cost $0,000,000! Unlike the local improve
ments of other clUcs, tbo whole people of the
country have to contribute .toward this round
sum. Abd as if to aggravate the extravagance
of the project, those entrusted with the work
send to Europe for the Iron to be used in it. Bu
efianan Democracy is an expansive commodity.” >
And hero follows another :
“The War Department has jast dosed a eon*
tract with Snyder, of Philadelphia, to furnish
sixteen thousand felt hats for thoarmy.at $2 76
each. We should like to see the soldiers wear'
log felt hats worth half that sum."—Ciri. Daily
Oasttte.
The ronl value of these hats is about $1 50.
Any ono with a email slate-and pencil may ct*
>ber out the profits on 4bal transaction. Uncle
Jam is very good-natured.— Phil.. Neics,
Groceries.—
ROD JUge Fair to Prime Bio CofT<*,
160 IlAlf-CbMU Young II; eon, Imp*rial and
Flack Teas.
W Hbd#, Prime Bogart,
125 BMt. Hefintd do. '
IU4 “ K.aUolaaiea,
100 •* Kattorn Syrnpa,
125 Oxi. Brat Brtada Tobacco,
25 Kg*. Six TwUt '!
20 Threw Carolina Btce,
SO Kgt. Bi Carb Soda,
#0 Oxi. «. «.. “
to Obla, No, 3 Largo Mackerel,
to Half BbW*. ** “
SM SIdM N. Y. Sole Lentber,
20 Bhla.'lUnk Oil,
26 Oga, Pepper,
16 “ Aliptca, •
to Uxft. Ground Pepper,
Ml “ • “ ' Ginger,
100 Dozen Fancy ConrßrootxM,'
500 IIJU. Wrapping Paper, ; - • .
With a gononl aaaortae.utof overy ardrl* iatlie Grocery
fix'. In atoria tmjHpt 1 aala by r .JOIIN Fl/IYD A OQ.,
•el . - '• • •- - • .- - *-473 Wood atrwt.'
QUALITY AND FINISH,
Vm IN GOOD CASES FOR
FIFTY CENTS,
.ADAMS GALLERY,
1 - .•.- mjrl±6md
NO. M FQUIiTU SIREBt.
CABiHI A C
Ambrotype and h
OALLERIKB, No. 21 Ktthatrl
M Market, opposite Fleming**. Dnq
finished Id oil or watercotocs, ilotel
and Reception Room oa tbc ground i
(hotographic
W» opposite Dal?**, and
nr. Btei».. Pbotognphi
fl.or plain. Bpedmeni
flow. ‘ -mjfcdly
OAT MEAL—2 bblsfresh ground oat meal
of superior qnmlltT.Jnst receired and forsale. whole*
■tlodr retail,' at FRANCE'S Family Grocery and Xea Efare.
Federal streetMllffirtiy city. v " j an i»
PRODUCE EORSALE—
-20.000 lfca. epnntrj cricod Bnlk Meat;
\ : 23 ttol* « •* MeaePork;
‘ ~lfiObU.Dry Apple*:
' 2,000 nsj. country cared Bacon,
In store at ' my 3 ' BfISITEB'A DILWOSTITB.
>A BUS.. WHITE,BEANS ned 30 do Dry
’WApplmrecMandibeialaby B. ROBISON A CO.
BLOOMS —50 tong Juniata for gale Ly
*o4 , - JOHN McQILL ABON,
FOUNDRY IRON-iSO tons Soft Foundiy
Metal for ■Jaby. *o4 SBSBY H. OOLLIHB.
rUNSENG WANTED—IO,OOO pounds for
VJT which the belt znixket price, cash, will ba paid by
i . ..■-. •D A VID C.HBRWT,
■ aol3 , - ' w -‘ • conwr liberty tad Hand itmtt
T>YE WANTED.—The highest "cash price
XV paid tor Bja, a« Ho. IBS UPrrljroMtjT
TJose --- - ■ : . rid pm*. wiKTg a 00.
PLAIN AND FIQDKED DE LAINES.—
A goodaeaortmant Jut wyebeay
■ , i<( 1 : 74MArfcet>tt**C
MAO KAREL—IOO bbln. No; 3 I*rge; :*
- 80 l - 'dD . - '
... ,-jr. fiobfdrt WO.-5 *<,
tUSNRY TLOGIUBt-
T>OIATOEB—S6O boah. lfeshaaxtocka
■i&Ea^K&ssisrSßS^.
, ■- sJw*« -»•'•> Mt ‘*-vUKiinmi*Snm*:
Merchants’ lninruu Co. or Philadelphia.
WJI. V. PETTIT, Preit J>. 1. MtCAHN. Keenly.
Amount of Capital Stock paid faaodlamtt4....f2oo,Qoo qo
83,421 U
„ $20,423 U
Insures Cargo Risks on tbe'Obio and Misdsslppi River* and
tributaries. Insnres against lon or dams#* by Fire,
at*o against the pout of the B**, and Inland
navigation and TianaporUtton..
_ _ PUWCTUM. _
nm. V. Petit, John O. Montgomery,John M. Pcinroy, D. J.
McCann, B. F. Winner, Rene GuUlon, BflaJ. I*. Woolston,
John A.Marshall, Charles B.Wright, John J.Pattenoo,
Bwoodt. Posey.., . ■
WM. V. PETTIT. President,
E. p. WITitEB, Vico Prtrident.
Dwiqhs J. McCasv, Secretary.
axmxzs.
Belgor, Lamb A Co., Philadelphia.
Back, Morgan k Btldiblee do.
Truitt, 810. k Ok, do.
Pumror, Caldwell A Op, do.
do.
Btoinmitx, Justice k 00~ do.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE, No. 07 WATER STREET
aufedtf ' ft. W. POINDEXTER, Agent
Fire laiaraaea Oeapany of
P.3IL A D ILP 31 A.
Oharles W. Bancker, Adolph E. Eorie,
George W. Richards, Bamnel Grant,'
Thomas Hart, David 8. Brown,
Mordecal D. Lewis, Jacob B. Smith, '
Tobias Wagner, Morris Patterson.
' ■ - CHARLES IT. BANOKER, • President.
Osaouo o. ; JUaoxxß, Secretary.
This Company continues to males insurances, permanent,
or limited, on every description -of property In town And
country, at rstes as low as ars consistent with security. '
Tb* OoDpaaj:faavs resei isd a largs conflogeat ftrnd,
which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely- invested,.
aSxd ample protection to the assured. ' ■ '
Tbs Assets oT the Company, on Jssnary Ist, 1851, as pub
agreeably to the Act of Assembly, wars .asJoiunrv
Mortgages—oB -
Baal Estate, r U&T Tl •
Temporary Losns M .. M . M .. nM .^.. M> . $3,96817
Stacks •— ,-,r-n.u, BLBB9 00 '
Oasb.Ao 64£4flffl
*4
- .Bloes their Incorporation,* period of twentyoae years,
they, have paid upwards of One Million, Four Hundred
thousand Dollars Losses by firs, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Issuance,*! well as tbeir ability ant
disposition to meet wlthpromptnen all liabilities.
' J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
•pH , Office Southeast cor. Wood and Third ats.
Continental Insnranee Company.
Incorporated by Iht Legiilaturt of itmuyfoonu,
PIRPETOALOHiRIIB
Authorized Capital, On JMIIHon DoUan ....... 11,000,000
Boca red and Accumulated Cap ,631,(00-
HOME OFFICE.
Ap. 01 Whlattf firctf, oboes Second, fhOadtiphik. .
Fire Insnrancs on BaildlDga,Vnrnitnra, Merchandise, Ao.
geneally.
Marine Insurance on Cargoes and Freights, to all parts of
the vrurld.
Xnlandlunnaceoo Goods, Ac., by Lakes. Rivers, Canals
and Land Carriages, to all part* of the Union, on thn most
Chvciroldvterius, consistent with security.
GEORGE W. OOLLADAY,formerly Recorder of Deed*. Ac.,
Philadelphia.
WU. BOWERS, formerly Register of Wilis.
JOHN N. COLEMAN, firm of Coleman A Smith,lmporting
Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third
street, above Market, Phiia.
JO9ERH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat A Bon, Coppersmiths, No.
12 Quarry street, PiUta.
EDWARD V. MACHKTTE, firm of Maehrtte A Rriguel.
Importing Hardware Merebants, No. 124 North Third
street, above Race, Phiia.
fIOWARD IUNCHIIAN, Ann of Livingston A Co-, Produce
end Conrailsskm Merchants, No. 278 Market st- above
Eighth. Phiia. . •
aXOROB W. OOLLADAT, Pwsld«at.
Qilsu WtUOM.BMTeUry,
JOSHUA ROBINSON, AffroL
No. 24 Fifth struct /up stsirt.)
HonoB8»h«lt Imnr»e« Compniij,
Qmcuuj—JAMES A. nUTCIII£ON, Pru Moot
HHKUY U,.ATWOOD,gocwUrj.
Omct, No. 98 Vun Stmct,
IftS Intstrt Against all kinds o/Firt and Marine J2i
i ASSETS, MAY 20m, 1868:
Stock PuaBUU, p»y»b!eon demand, eecnred by
two *pproT»a name* , , $140,004 GO
Premium Not** £7,003 29
Bill* Ueceir&ble .. .. 9,986 21
111 *b*re* Mech*Dfc**Buk Stock—coat....--.... 3,920 00
60 da lUbkof PitUbargh Jo do 2,730 00
40 do Exchange Bank do do 2,060 00
100 do CJUrjJM* do do do 6,176 00
BaUeceofSook Aceoant* 8,080 32
OOc* Pamitar* -
Wm. D. Ifoliaee,
HobLDatuU,
Wm. Km,
Tboa. 8. Clarke,
Jabs McDerltt. . .
Geo. A- Berry
Jatpee A. lutcbleon
PKSRY M. ATWOOD, Soc*y'
We«t«rn Inimranoe Company
Of PITTBBUROU.
GEORGE DABS lE, Pmddftbt.
P. M. GORDON, Secretary.
OFFICE, No. BS Water atreet, (Spang A Co/* Waretaottaa.)
op ataire, FUUbnrgh.
IWJ 2nmrr againtt all kind* of Fire and ibn'iu Bitk*
-f Home tnttituHon managed bjf Directors. who art weil
l-nowm in the oomnmitf, and who are determined, if
and UtKmlltg. to maintain the character wife*
the? hbreasstmed. at offering the Uet protection to those who
J*ttre to oe insured.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 81, 18M.
Stock Account* J121,i00 00
Mortgage 2,10*1 00
Bill* 4,161 67
Office Puraltnre~.
Open 'Accouut*~„..„.
Premium N01ea........
BtlU Discounted-.-
wwcwo.
Otars* Danis, Wn. UcKnlght,
R. Miller, Jr, . Hathaalei Ilolmc*,
J,W. Butler, ' Alex. Nimick,
Q. W. JackioD, Da rid AI. Lons,
JußeaMeAnlejr, William 11. Smith
Alexander Speer, 0. W. Rick Mean,
Andrew Acklej,
Bold: “ *"
PitUtmrgh LUe, Fire aod Marine ini. Co.
Office, No. 96 Water Street.
prasBUBOH. pa.
EOBT. QALWAT, President.
r. A. BimtßiKT, Bec’y ALEX. QEADLET, Vice presL
Ascitis Flxmixo, M. D 7 Examining Physician.
This Company makes artrr Insurance aprerUbinir to
connected with LITE JUBKB. 6
Also, aninattloll and Cargo Bisks,on the Ohio 'and-
Uiadnlppl riser* and tributaries, and Marine RUfc gen
eralljr.
Ami agalnit Lea or Damage by Fire.
And against the Perils of the Boa and Inland Navigation
and Transportation. -
poUrtoe uaoed at the lowest rates consistent with rmirty
all partin*.
Robert (hrtva j,
Buita«l McClurken,
Joseph p. G*xnm, U. D.,
Jobopcott,
J«BMMftnbaU,
D»tiJ Rlcbaj*, '
JUB«* W. Ballipan,
CbM. Artrathnot,
felA-my3My
He Oreal Wi
eiura Fin and Snrmo ini. Go.
o» phuahelpiua. '
C>gUxin Ompanfi J*b. 403' HalnuL cemer oj
■ • Iburth Streets ■
AOTIIORIZED L.. .4601001
Capital paid In.. : .s22jysoo DO '
Surplus, Jannary lit, ifl&a.. - , ■ 55,574 05 -■ • .
•' 1 1 Oft
Ptrpctiiil.. - ‘
MABINM INSURANCE, on Vessels, Cargo end Freights.
INLAND ViSUXJNCB ty Bitare, Canals, Lakes and
Land Carriage. -
BtaxoToix
Obarlca C. Latbrop, 1423 Walnnt street,
WniUm Darling, 1610 Pine street.
AlexanderWbluden, U»rcbant,lS North Proal
Isaac Haalehnrst, Attorney and Counsellor.
John C. Hunter, firm of Wright. Jtonter A Co.
E. Tracy, firm of Tracy A Ob', Goldsmith’s Hall.
John JL McCarty; firm of Jons* White A Htfnrdy.
Tho*.L. Gillespie, firm of Gillespie A Zeller."-: . ...
Jaa. B. Smith, firm of Jas. B. South A 00 .
Hon.!Tesry BJ: Booth Thirtgtreet. '
John IbVogdeß,aoceccraerofBeTiMithh&d Simeon.'
Jams* Weight, lata Cashier Bank of Tioga
AHred Taylor, office Cairo City Property.
JonaJ. Slocum, office 226 Booth Third street.
a C.. LATHBOP, em)dent.
Second Vico Pmid’t.}i.® r ** ci ‘ * Wajt «i» N, Y.
JAMAS WRIGHT, Secretary and Treaoorkn- .-. r
H. E. BICHAItDSONi Amlitant Secretary.
• B.W.POim>HXTRB:AktW t
fall : .. 97Water kjwe^TfTtatmrgh
Of TOE DEBT
FIBKISBCOAHC]
■ • BT ffc*'- .V'
Reliance Jtntiiai Inineuee comptny e:
PHILAPBLPIIIA
On Bonding, Limited or Perpetual,
Aeu In Town or Country. I,'
; Office No. 308 Walnut Street.
<kmAitHT,9SO:uABOTB s2Sfi,«» 89.—Ximated as follow*
Flnt Mortgage on tanprored City Property, worth
'! doable the
Peona. Railroad Co’s 6 per cent. Mortgage Loan.
• $30,000, 00
AUegbsnyeoests 0 per cent. Penna.&.B.Loan- 10,000 OO
ftoonylraala lUHrfwd (Vs rtjOOO 00;'
Stock of the Reliance MotaaT Insurance 19,160 00
Stock of County Fire Inenimoce Co— 9o
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies..*.**-.—.. . 475 00
Bllla RecelTable, bastnese paper..,.—-..—....n. 62,711 CO
Book Actons ts, accrued lnUce«VrCc..J._ '2J3W 19
OMh oo hand mad.ln Dank....-.;.,.—lftOja »
Clem Tingle y (
Wm. B-Tbotnpeoo, -
David S-Brovn,
aStmans,
JohnjLWcxraU,. •. . .
E lkOknoo, .. ."
BobeftTebM^’ 1 '
Mdse* Jahnaoo,-,
a&w«ttL
Jam* 8. Woodirard.'
B.M.
‘ PeuiylTtflia j
or Ft
oflei »«. 6S
ii J««b Mate,
i,- ■ Oeo.W.Bnttbt
sassT’
w a^!^si:
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:f'rl-Si’ ? ? w ?2 fer - rf l
• '-- . - v-'
VOLUME JPDQ~—NUMBER 238
insurance.
or rrrrsmniGii.
15,853 78
fSSTJIO 56
Wra. A, Caldwell,
240 09
.... 9,478 04
.... 14,541 45
.... 59
125,003 78
$817,641 48
F. M. GORDON, Bec*y.
Atexauder Bradley.
Joseph 8. Leech,
John FallerlSo, ■
Nathan F. Hart,
David U. Chambers
; WnUam Oair,
’ Robert It Homey,
johnsram, . .
~7 CLKU; TIRfliuHT;
tOUNIi; '.; ■' I
Satocaf Bfiph*xit, n " '•>.
:
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wsffv-••••••••
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vasaas*/^
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WadtSkaptw, :
i titflurter. L /
. ScUttMrk.ii, .
AcOtSAapno*
• Job»&cp*V: v
.ttarytonml,
ykfadwToithg^;
*nM»n.n<
insurant*.
Biota Insurance Company ofPeiuylnnfn. ‘
Offloe Ho. 99Water it,, amatora#, ; :
.. . ™ assets may visa. .
Stock p*7*btoo& drawid mn fl *&» •■ .
sSl®s^BiSs=2='' i s3ais
Es^wsw^-S&
l3^O,M
John A. C*n*W,
C.W. JUtchefe, ft. t •
RD. Cochran, • tortdwSbaiii.
Jabo* J. Bennett, George RBeldm?
Wn. J. AntoKin.;. .
J. 11. SBOJEStBEBQXR; PrtfL
&QCT. FixgyT, Bec*y. . •• " Nr-ar^ia^
Delaware flntnalSafely lunnuiefl.Company
Jnemyented by the I>fffielaMr*i/^tnMiy^Wii9 t IS2&. ■
Office, S. E. Cornef
; • pmLAJgLPnrTJ. ■
Btora.Dw.UlßgltoM.fa. r.wTTT? ,
Jmuini*<*mito&ifi4iu6'- •'"
"SISgJSi •
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■ yj.bl.toll.. Compur 0a,T30 81
!OMcn^HO(«Hy NM y m^M^i.HHinH .|oo| ( Q|)g4p:
. «TO»,TS»3T
1 William Martin,
Jowpb H/Beal*
Xdatoeft'A; 6eod«r; :; 1
JofcntXJHlla, :■./
jQsmß.'PasroM,.
Oeorft o,t*Sper, ’ •
KdwirdDarlington, '
‘ D&t&U, v .
William 0. Lndwif. ..
Bngb Craig,
SpenccrUeUTalo, ’
CWfca.K*ll*>T,
D. Jotua Brook*, .
Jacob P. Jonea
. nw^UlßaF»oldlac»
• JMSlfttOlttlf, ‘
Wnii*mßyw,Jr, »■<"
v i-V»Mln, r
Jottaa.p«.£jTa4 ....
• SMmMlX.Btoke*,' '
H*n*?So*nJ~~ ■“>
,
Thome* 0. Qua, ,
Bobwt Barton, Jr, • - •
John B. Semple, PttUV«, v ■:
. D.T.KorgwJ, r-. .
yru. ■ ■" -
u u ..,L lU „,,B.^ anANi, ' vl “. p ™ , ' UDt -- “ V:
I*. A; WAMEIRAi AgiuU, ~
Ho.a6.V«terittnetKU>bhrith.- *-
tpaiyd—JiU
Citinai’ ißinrtnee Gaop’y of Pittibdr^.
war. flAQALEf7ft**l4«Bt,
' ' SAMUEL L i
Ojfeeil ifittr Streep Irtveen ]jfarket'.aod\w>ed 8t»
•Dianna Hall and Cargo Hltti on the Obk> u 4 Ul»i
•Ittippi Hirer*, nodTrilralarlM.
Fin#., Alio. »RnlD«l
tbeperiliof Ihc Bus (mil Tnlatid NuTfpUou *ndTranep6rt“
DITUWTOM.,
Capt. Mart'BCcrt!oi,' !
S. U. Hfer, J.TT.:;-;. :
> John 5.,D1l wprtb/..- r • >
. FnwetaßeUeny • .
Wm. B. Haji, ■ K
Jobs BMptna.
W«ltep
ldwen,Jr.
Wm, BagnUy,
S&urael Hen,
lu, U. CooW,
Job. Park, Jr.,
biiieUpeobook.
8. Oartaoxti,
C*pt- Sam’l C. Young, , .
J*2i John Cal
Philadelphia Fixe imd Life
I HSU RANG* 0 0 Ml* ANY,'
•No. 149 Chesnut Street;
P P P o * I T S Ifli C U OTO H U 0 0 BB
WQI make all Juoda of l&nmpce. citb<>r Perpetual or,
UffiiM/ooarerydoscriptiofr of Propettyor UorcbasdtM.
fttitM3ojib]enU*ofpremium. - . .
KOBRRT.~P. EKG, PreddraC
M. W. BALDWEJ; Vic* President.' -
WUCTOW. -
b. n. oo9f>i
Q*otgeiv, IlrovD.
Joseph 8. P*ol, s
John Clajton.
E. Wllor. '
OturlM P. IhyM,
K. B. KagU*h,.
P. B. Bavsry,
0. ShermiD,
S. J. Alegtrgi a,
f. Iruox«tnL'ii.b«wTrurr
J. O. COFFIN, Agmi, ■
r Third and Wood •treeu r ,
BRADY’S PUBLISHING
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GKOnOB CHRISTY’S Jok* Boot, No. i.. ;* 13«‘'
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THBUAIDOFXHETIAMCHE, by I)r.J.lLKoblatoo^’« /
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126 Sunn Street, N. X. ••. r
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