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•/-ESTABLISHED IN 1786
BUFABNJKSTOCK * Coalite of thoflrm
. B.JL TilmMOlk 000,
Brot, WhoUuUOngcln
< B U., M Urtxntt^y*." ~ ■ ''
1 i> . A. TAHKESTOUH. * CO.- WUl^
n. »!• ant&MVgdMmt.il WM“ i«A
Gm AjkdJiUiitrptOMMt Wooi ind .Troot tO^V^
SOUOONMAkER,MANOFACXUKKK
tim.tj Ho, Wood t^wtatoifc, P»- axiji
TOBN 4A¥T,:Jt. (SffCUESSOR TO AAB.
1 TOUN pJScOTT, WIIOLESALB
!tl tln Draff! Faint*, Qlto. V«nUhM **4 Dfwtul&fKa.
<jj^A<rotftTrScfa«»K:* > »PBl muttdydtw
S' '“^ToS'Aßßimi," WHOLk&ffi AND
<ttd BLOMrata,
TOSJSPH rLBMINQ, (BDCOKSSOR XOX
. O WiiM*Ctal)«oNtrll«MlMfMtMßt txacm&kvp
CO—lUßy on hand * (bit lad patapho—ortuunt eFuragt,
ifalkliw, Hadfcfo* oh«%?Erftutfr7»-«ad «U nUdarpo^
j tB JhijUd ilia |iiMilj,iifcin OkrafsQycoaqK>aidad«t«&
* '-sly
cetaer of Wood ttroot rad Ylifia
V' bEOh" t fTOTOHIN SON; ' OoSm
daaltef talTtettenß#-
iim’thk Bott< UHf»dDfl,Ptvt
Traits aod Brodnea
ItracnOv. Dote armada Vaattr £to«* *fwaj» on h*ad.—
Agtoteftif tbattla of .Kid&Oawa' celebrated Painted
raarlStenk. Worn. U 8 flowed and 146 Flra*tea, tteawa
--' apfcljd -
eUEESK WAREHOUSE.—HLNKY H.
COLUX3, FcewinUag tod Merchtot,aad
DmiaMo CbuoM, Butter, Üb. flab end firodoco generally,
U Woodat,alior* Water,Pittatargta. - '■< rnySl -
J B. CANFIELD,- LATE OFWARREN.
• omO, OoatDlMtoa nd Forwarding Hercbnt, ud
WtoiMalsDwterJn twt<n Tliiiiti Grate, Batter, Pot
Vnd Pauri jjfa, >ad Wetenra Pradoca genoraKy, Front et,
tewamßattblted and Wood, Plttebargh. ' : •
T\AVID C. UKUBST, Jb'LOUR, I*KO-
U do?*,PioTiaioa tod Oommboloa Uercbnt,. Na SO.
Übnty terete, eorarr of Htod, PUtaborgb, gltcaUa atten
tion to th*«*la of«Plcc7, Pork, Baoottlird, Cbteae, Batter.
QnW. BrM Vndfeßnl*,-**! *«.•-•.- ' t ;
dgKkottjßaeftteTeepectfaltyaoßclted*••-•;•• wMy -•;
A lex; ..FOOT, (SUCdESSOa .to
xA. Foayth.4 Soott,)Fm eliding andGomniiattoa Uv>
chant, Dealerin Wool, Hide*, Floor, Baron, Lord and Lard
OU tod Produce generally, Mo. ffc Water te-, BjttebqrE*») Pl
EAQLKTVAREIIOUSE.— JAS. OAK&
lHBß,i3nudonla.lteaUr-Is Floor, PrarfoioQObad
Prodoc»tfMtaaU;,Bo.i& Baimtb etraet, between liberty
•b«1 Bmnb&eld.FUtsbargh, Pa.
artly
RIDDLE. WIRTS. fcCO.,.QenenrtCom
mbe ton Karebaats tod Dealer* fa OncniN and Pro*
'4oc*,No.lULfbtety.temt,FtttebaHb,Pw l;
dgKloniigamawte oblklted and aat&frctory rteaxaagaar*
ntoed. ',n •••■•■ ■•■,«. . dalfclydeal - .
fnsiiranct S^ntts.
RFXNNET,'AgeotEarek& IneuranceCo.,
o No.BW*teratrael. ’
A A. OAKRISR, SECRET ART
JjLo renoeyltaala Iccnranee Company. of Fftteborgk,
Joraf Bandlng+Focrttutroat / : . " '
SAMUEL L. MABSHELL, SecretoryCiti
tenF laeeranua Company, S 4 Water etrete. .
FM. GORDON, Secretary. Western lneur»
traerOroprayTViyttarMttdt. ~ ; '
GARDINER COFFIN, Agent foe Frank
• Ua Fire lßeararafcmpaay,2farUMMt conurWood
todTkird«troete.%vV-^:./ ■•• ■. - ' ♦ . ••'•■ ■-
•A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
Hctaanueurimo Ocs 43 Water terete.'
IHOS.J. HUNTER, Agent Farmer*’ and
M«dMnta l hwniiti Oa, Mff riwitnet
TOSUUA ROBINSON, Agant Continental
U tetowOo n 3l nithdmt 1 '
J> W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great Went-
Xv*tßi loaonoco Co, 97 Front terete.
■fflanirtß.
OOBINSONA CO., Dealer in Carpets, Ac.,
JV w* S 3 r«an terra ■ • •• . '
"LLLfAM MoOLttlfl'OCK, Deal&r in
C,rpUA No. 112 ibfbt jtnH. lij.
W. U. ft U. H'OALLOB, T
rVKALER iN CARPEIS, OIL CLOTHS.-
I t ka. 30. «7 Toorth itret m Wood.
atwoifßß.
IltlSU Attorney at Law,
l>flee !fo.«> Fourth street, PUaWgh,*Ts- Notarytub-
He saJtWite Oomm!—tow*.~
ROBBKTM* KNIGHT, ATTORNEY AT
£*w, atri SoUcitnr r»r lb# Bank or Pittsburgh, (to. 110
foqrth street, Pittsburgh. deU~
JOSKIUI S. 4 A. P. MORRISON, AT
lon»}3 at bow. OSlcr Wo.« Fourth it,sw* Wood,
Pittsburgh, Ps- ' ;.r- m^4
BCJC QOOHB.
~w. o. xnrsT.
BURCHFIELD* CO., (successors to Mar
phy'E Borcbftold.) Wholemle and .Bsull Men in
BtapUsod Fsscy hr 7 Qaato, NorUwatt comer Fourth and
Mwlntm, Pittsburgh - 1 _
CLI. LOVE, dealer in Staple and Fancy
• Dry «Jjom Alga uf iha origtool B*» Hive, Wo 74
Martetatroot, PtHsbarxh. mrlt>
Rll. PALMER, No. 105 Markot Street,
• Pealerla Boauets, fists. Straw TriramtnAUd
Straw poods generally. .
Carrmo«B.
Carriage «s 4 W«g«» Snuntaetory. ;
AS. L. STEPHENS, Agent,
OiriHrSaUi/Uld &ri*s end diamond AUq,
■ WOULD recpeotfnllr inform theqg^|jp»
■ —YV nabltc that be la bov located a* abovaJgSSE.
MUtbaamawdUtaboria— oTCarrioga maktogln all ttt
TutetlM. and la aleo prepared to mcott onmilk wim
o(illdaecrfptloii*,ltLCladln£enwark Sut Iroa Merchant!’
a ccntlmenca of tha patronage *o 1 tbarUl t be-,
itowid ami Ub nil* tt til* 014 Mat«‘‘fiiplsv ft 09>,*
ba woakHtmra hU fiVodi tbattbtoMae ear* and ettai*
tlan wfllba rirao toaU hU order* at heretofore, Itarlngm
cared the eorTtcqi ef thehaei -workmen, «od baring ample
apartment* oletwbare for lb* flnhiilag of im *wi/ /
food aamtment of beaty work now onhan&*Bft
*bieforßpringoeo. All *grkwarrantedfoelSmoniha.
attention #wa to repair*. * Jeliajd
Ceaeb aad Carriage Faetarr*
iOHitOff, BROTHER A 00.,
I HT.IMnHT ftTPY.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN- jERUk
farm their friend*. and tbepotiUe pM-H238!l
roily, Uut the* er»-m*ott&ctarU>* C-rtUgm,
Rmkaweya, Dorgfre, Weigh* a»dCUark/U, ta ell tbeir Tari
oaaatjrieaor.inwhandpeopwtlMia. .
All orderiain be executed with etrtci regard to AvaMlKy
andbaMtytf-inlab. Xepatn nUI al*o6* attended torn
the mod reaaooahl# terms Detag la all tbatr work the
bat EeaUmßtiaßSjPoteaaQdWbeal etaS; they &elcoaA<
dcot that all vbofarar tbemwlth thtfr patronage win be
erfcctlj eattofled on trial ettb dr week. - . .
purebaeera are T»i(n*ted to glra that# a oall batoa wn*
tfcHrtriwbw* . .
sflßo<riBiu.
T\R£ O’BKIBN OAN BE CONSULTED
I I at frt.flmlth’e, corner fifth and Smith lleld ft»ota,<m
StUSBATBrVZDaBDATi aad SATURDAYS, from 10 to
- JaXfclyd*
A- : f. galtttttg.
/MW TWnrtOTTi Ii» •- - ***** aO. WUH
JOELN THOMPSON Sc CO,
HQUBS PAIKTERS, GLAZIERS AND
eftAimsi* ta TOIAD ST&EKL Sign Painting
executed’wtth n«*tmae anaflJepatch. Mixed k*alnU, Oil,
Japan saJ Eogllah Peteai Prlara,
rffltMrttriprUoc,* T*t7 Superior articia phUadetobU
,kj wtftwnrgh tThlto Lead ahrart on
«Te «n]mbond to Qnnd£o!or*far Paintera, prncgMa or
ilSLta WftniiTn W|l ‘ au taooay by gattlag
SSr^SiiWa4fl*h > * > « . ‘ ■ PUiraUy
—ri.‘• •
TJOUSE I "aND SIfIII*POINTERS,
~ mhl7^rd
■grtrtrtwg.
r ■• W«UP«pWW»«4»“> M « I ' .
ITtrAIiTER A MASS&AtL A CO-Im:
■tranlul gllrr
urnttMU sr<j«T4«ialptto
loci. IfrMK Pbdng Booms aad OfauuMC*. • Wttdcw
"Sf u
A CO,
>iDßliraAl -
WoaldnoUdttha attanUna of porrbMtta to
aaaraneaawek.-,. ; apjs^BM
a*.
, TOHNH. MELLOR, No. BIVWOOD BT.,
fj XI ■ iga WamnndAllaerod faaith n nli |
tx OBIOMSSMO A SOBpfßoetoa} PXASO
009 MMIU. »OtlO0K>B|«a«OMiB
HAMiaaima.aad Dmderln Mnafcand MoetcalOoodi.”
RLKBKR A BRO* No.- M FIFTH
HABLOTTC BWVE, HANtJ£AOTU&
« Mate
Ml—irt Tiwl ■■■■»" ?i|9MKBAnnB
ggai^^sasaß^f^
.Jc^iU'-iT-
<gommissiog t Set,
HITCnCOCK, HcCHKERT * CO.,
[Soecwaora to natkuui,irCr««rj A Co.]
Forwarding and Commißaion Merchants,
lad Wfaolmte Xfnlanfa «•
Prod«ea f Plo«r and Wool#
153 Promt and mSwdatflßiin Aft.
, ... -
NoBI
Flour, Grain and Froduoo.
Commission and ’Forwarding Merchants,
. 124 Seeorid St., Pitt*b*rgkj Pa.
aygbljd ,
* AS 4KB,
want*ftUtinwa ~, U..-300* torn.
OAMUO * BOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 228' 2?ortk Second Sirtet, :
' • PHII/ADBLPHI A,
For lbs ale of Produce end pordutM of FlUj, Ac., do. Ady
ardor* entrusted with them «IU be promptly fotwnrded.
opSAdflm*
■ILOOLM I«|" .... MM i. ». LSS3H*
JOS. 8. LEECH A CO.,
Boi.SM * 944 Liberty it., Plttabturcfe, Pe.
WHOLESALE GROCERS'
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
X) FALXES IN
FLOUR AND BACON,
Tin Plata and Tinner** Stock,.
.. r C‘, ."*•*: ? AND •' ■ J • '
PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES.
, iyllany ; •'
•nnnjxmEAUAoaß.-iumtra r. r*TTiT~*nt.B. warrxcxe.
IPRISOBB HSUBAUOB * CO.,
00 MMI S S lON,. M ERO H A NTS,
; 'DEALERS in
Wool, Hide*, ProTimoue& Produce Generally,
No. 399 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
, jd> ...... ... -k : '
McAXiPDI * co..
(late of J. ikXeech, McAlpla 4 00, Pittsburgh >
GENERAL COMMISSION
AND- ' $
rORWABDIN& MEBCHAN'ra*
Lwm »aJ WiihlagtoH irtauti
WYAMWTta TEUUTOEt,
; .*; -..k -Rk7kRESGKBi *' *
; JoMph 8. Ltoch Bus and rittibnrch Vertiufeta reotr
*»r ,: -s «■- . lylfcdJrwlyT
,b*tii g. mra— * M. xwttia’t.
T EWIS & : EDQERTON, (Successor* to D.
: JL4 X.-Uor*«» * Ox,) Wtahnl* Ofoeert uwt Cotttatukm
M«rrti»nt%i<ff Wort street, jMttrimrgh? 7 nrt
Henry s. king, (late of tub
firm of King ft Moorhead,) CammlwdOD Merchant,
and Dealer In Pig Metal and Blooms, No. 70 Viliritmt be
low Market, Pimbqrgb, Pa. - aplft
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO HAR
• dy,Jooee and Thnrardlsg Mer>
chant; Agefit of. thi Madison aadThdlanapoll* 1 tall road, cor
ner First and ferry »U-, Pittsburgh, Pa. j*2frlyd
Edward t. megraw, general
OmmlaluD Merchant, and Wholenl* Dealer In Mano
mctnrrd Tobacco, 4mported and Domestic Cigar*, Snufl, le
fts-. No. 241 liberty ernet; epftoalto the head of Wood, Pitta*
borgh,ra. , mhltly
fßOAimu, .. 1. n»n taiMßtS.
LITTLE * TniKOLE,
'yYUOLEBALKO BOOEBS AND DEALERS
Flour, Bacon, Cbeeae,
Fruit*,Oil** Produce,
■“IS ' ill &KCOSU BT., PITTSBURGH.
OBEKT DICKEY, Wholesale Orocer,
Prodnceand Cotntnledoo Merchant, No, 134 Front
ttrtwt, near Wood, Pitabargh, Pa. ' ep&lyd
Bagaley, COSQRAVE A CO.,
Wholcaale Groeera, Non. IS and 30 Wood (treat, Pitt*
burgfa.
Alexander king, wholesale
Grocer entPlmporur of Soda Aah, No. 273 Liberty
greet, EBttbnrgh, Pa. epblyd*
fij>- *• Jia. l. cuout.
TONES 4 * COOLEY, WUOLELALE GRO
■V- .CKRB and Ant Famisher*, dealer, la produce and
Pittsburgh Mannfectoree, No.l4lW»t»x street, near Gharry
Allay, Pittsburgh, Pa. ■ . ' my 39
saa'k a. taatiu,
QHIUYER & DILWOBTH, WHOLESALE
- O Groc-n,No.lA9ud 132 Second meet, (between Weed
and Smlthfleld, Pittsburgh.
swa rtorn JuciLiaa rtara .wuxiak noTb.
JOHN FLOYD ft CO., WHOLESALE
GrocanaodComthlobm Merchants, No. I*3 Wood end
338 Liberty street, Pittsburgh- jeld
John watt.^.~-^—— joaa amaon.
TIT ATT ft WILSON, WHOLESALE GRO
ITT OERA Mri.-Imui* *a<l Dukiera(n prt»
dnoaaad Pittsburgh Maon£%duree>>i>. 344 Liberty ftmt,
nttabaryti. Ju2s
ISAIAH DICKEY ft 00., WHOLESALE
Grocers, Coinulukih Mmh*nt»,*ad Dealers la Prod oca,
No.Bo Water rtreet,andca Frontetteet,l*l«tal»Mrgb.
VirM. McC OTO U EON TYUOLK-
Yf BALK Orocwr, Predac* owl CmuialMkm Jt«tdiwil,
and beater tu pitl«l>argt> Uasabeturoil ArUctca, Wo. 139
liberty trawt, emmv of Qtvaery ay, Plttotmruh, Pa. my 3
job» irwgx tn...~——aiim-Arrai-
A TIYELL, LEE A. CO., WHOLESALE
l\ Bmeoa Prohaca and Oommimtoa ~Wetchnt.ta, an*t
Uaalen tu Ptttabarsh Uanofactbrua, Wo. S Wood trreet, be
twaan Water end Front 01, Pltuturgb- at»lS
seer. a. sobwx.
R BOBISON A CO.. WHOLESALE
• Groom, Oommtesba Marobonto, «ad Dulan la AU
ktsUa of Pro Tirana, Prodaoa and PlUaburshSlaaafacturas,
Wo. XS> liberty street, Plttabgrgb. JalMyd
Robert h. kino, wholesale gro-
CEE, OontßinlsQ Merchant, and Dealer ia Featbera,
Fhh, Flour, and oil kinds of Country Prwloca, Wo. 211 Lib
erty stmt, mouth of Sixth, Pittsburgh, Pa. ' Liberal ad
vance* made ou eunsignmeata. JoSilyd
Robert dalzell a co., whole
-BALB Grocsrt, Oommlmloa and Forwardleg Mm
chants aud Deslersin Produce sad PimVargli UanuflKtizres,
WO. SSI Liberty street, Pittsburgh, POT myS
Krai ISstatt agtnta.
WILUAII WARD,
TVEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES,
1 / .Bond*, Mortgaga aad all Mcndtlaa far mco«7.
, fmmu caa procar* loan* through mj Agtncj, aa «>*»■
abUtarma. •
ThoMwtehlac totorwt tfc*!r ebomjt to food adnata**,
caaahr*7*fl&dflr*t*ad acandci*aip*p*r*tin|oßc«,far
Ml*.
AH
lindißUrrtevißtrietiycoQidtatfel.
Offlo* QUART STRUT, oppertteSt. Paol'tOUiwh*!.
ISoofegtlltta, arc.
W. & RENTOOE, 20 St. Glair .street,
• DwUrin Baligloaa and lliacailaMoa* Bock*, and
Dtpaitorr of Aaiteican Trad Sodrtj’a PnbUeattoae.
> arlfodawlyf -—r
AITM. 0. JOHNSTON A CO., Stationers,
Yf Blank Hook Manufacturer* and Job Printers, No.
6T Kood«troet, PlU»bßryfa, Pa. ■ . I—»
T? 0. COOURANJ3, (SUCCESSOR, TO
Pi. ft. ftadltr,) Wholesale and Bated Dealer la Book*,
Safiooery and Paper Uaaglnp, fodeiral ctrwt, 6th door S.
B. of Market Squire, Allegheny, Pe.
TOHN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND
,'tli BUUat», wee—or to Dartetm A Agnow, No. 63 Market
ateaet,near Potalh, FUtebargh, Pi.
AY * CO., BOOKSELLERS ANI» ST A-
TtONEXS, No. M'Wood otmt, next door iu tb« cor
nor of Third, Elttalmrgli, Fa. School and Lew DookaooH
oteßilrcnhimL; .ij ■ : •>• >■.
T L. READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA
u; • TONIB, No. trpnalk it; Apon» Ban£u«o;
HO NT -M IN ER, BOOK SEUaER
and Stationer, Ktebhle Hall, fifth moat. . '
JFUtnftHW.
Furniture, Furniture,
WHOLESALE AND BRAIL. .
HP.BEBtiW,
•T BOWißfi (Wholesale Ware Hones,)
and uo ram •!.. (Hotall Store,)
HKW 10 B( • 7^;
43-BdUof Retailedat Wholesale
Price* at the Bowary etore.
Hoaewoofl,
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
PAH L O H PITHJ*IT .U H B,
Jft&roeateba, Mate* rad Flub. Cana teat rad cotamon
Fondttrra Jo greet Variety.: Abo* . 1
j ISAM HID dUMDMR JVBXITUBS
Isiettainm $M tellOOi
Sraisa, Corled Hajb, Moss ANoWHitMiSiflf
MA.TXBESBB9,
Aleo, feather Bedehad Bedding, Patent Premfoni Sofa Bed*
etaeda, and Patent SelfßoehfogOradtw. . i -
liealera will Sod at tb*abotaftoraa, ihaUrgeat and beat
Uanrtmtnt of ray fatebllabmaxrtla New York, and can buy
tether at wholetela or rated, cheaper than at aor other
gtetwalatbe city. . . ~' atflaamdr
JAMBS y?:. WOQPWaXJj.
FI >ll It Dlt '43gi» B CD iIB S.
' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Embrade, ei 'wj «tjl. of .
: *• XT R BIT XT R B .
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT,
' f \ :. Softablefcr ‘ * '
7*, ; r»qgMN»Mand pmiwflbooms,
■ ’ Xqoal to any la
NEBYOBK AND PH IE ADEL PH lA,
- ■ "■■'-at a""
L 0 WBB PRICES.
“ W -Smriitl«eoU*Hil>eoae»rß>™> toJ -“«»
■ .. <u»u«x)Unu
heeiirf mu. eoj eoMtttrrfiuAWTinui cbaim,
’ BCTTHA ADD fTWKBOATt
femUhedelOiitbortlitotilltoi . .
nua a. to«*a__i.ntaa. a. t ,•
i *. *. * co*r
3 HAIRS •,. \
"k Of ErorrDescrfption* -- !
IAOfOBT—PMrrat SLhiMwa Wlrtte (Md Asm. JmMi
WiHBoaK-Boi.iB.fc tt naKßfltW »>.,
'(STEAMBOAT OAbln PURNITim*—Wo
n m coaaOf oieoefletorliig mutBOAT OSSIB
mNQQRB,ad OBlliU, .aad,lnvite Ua atteaftett of
DBaaintenaMdtn tenteklachuata. .• ; .
v., - r - ,teletQOTflA 00,
l^OTßtsl^aftßtat^togtobT
I m .*
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1858.
/Hanufaetums
UESKY GSRWIG,
No. A 39, corner Pen n and Walnut Street*,
Pltttbargh, B«i, ...
Manufacturer of hemp and
MANILLA BED CORDS, KEMP. AND TARRED
S from In, to I*J£ Inch, Fine end Common Packing
Tarn,Tarred and Span Yan,Baah and BtHOort, Wool
Telm, Broom, EealngTvfna,Flax and Cotton
Seine Tutus, Ac.
‘ S&.A fall eeppSjrof the above article* constantly on hand
or made ta onletU the lowestauh pricee. . JegTslyd
.;J WKLLB, niUOLfc *.00., ■ .
' SO Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pt., .
VtrmPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
f I Order* solid ted ban the trade, and promptly ship,
pod u per Instruction*.
Tnuo—B months, or ft percent dtocoantfor cash.
**3fclydftwT
O ART WIU.O-UT. 4 TO |>HG,
td Jotai bnrHrrlgbU '
A/TANUFAOTURERS and Importers of
XlXP°cket?ndTftb!e Collafy, Sorklcaland Dental lo
(tniaienU, Quua, Pirtoh, Fishing Tackle, Ac'., No. ftfi Wood
•futb Tbey glte (pedal attention to the mannfaettmugof
Yra*»eM|Ppgortet*. fta. Jobbing and Eepalog wtlh
v. crows—...— a tucatntmu.
CaiDGE, WADSWORTH 4b CO.,
Patent OiellUUflg Engine*
AND
Portable Engines and Boilers of oil Sites,
PITTBBURQU, PA.
Noun Ea® or tbi Aamucr,
toylOAy ALLKGnENY CITY
. MOORHEAD & CO.',
■avoraunmns or
4«ir{#iin ( Plain and Corrugated,
galvanized selkjbt iron.
For Roofing, Guttering, Spooling, Ac.
Agent* for Wood"*
Patent ImltatloußusslaSheet Iron.
SS*Werahoo*e— No. 13ft Arrt Street, fl£B*6u»h
mr3f:lyd
A . LYONS,
(Socceaor to A Lyon* ft Co.)
LOOKING GLASS A PICTURE FRAMES.
AND DEALER IN
VARIETY GOODS, AO.,
He. 138 Wood St,i Plttaburgla, Pa,
fc&dtf
MORRIS 3c OOLTART
OCLft XAKOF&CTVUM OF
HUGHE'S PATENT ATMOBPRLRIC
- FORGE AND TRIP HAMHEBS.
TT AUMERS of the following size* do.,
XJL made to order.
tie. L Lift 7 in. (hi! blow, 809 ft lb*. Price A S5O.
" X u 9 * « “ MW « “ i&O.
“ 8, “13 *• “ « now** •• 000
“4, “ lft “ - •• softs “ •* POO.
** 6, “20 « - 41150“ - IftOO.
“ C, “24 " *• “ 61201 • - 4 2COO
49* Order* adldud. hr particulars addiee*
MORRIS A COLTART,
JaSLdly PmaacMß, Pi.
tmita ttmim.i jisti, feacun
WILLIAM BARHUILL * CO.,
61 Penn'st., below Marbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SIIEET
Iron Worker*, Mannlhctnrera «f DamhUl’e Patent
Boiler, LoeomotiT*, Fined and Cylinder Dotlere, Chimney*,
Bretchea, rire BeiiL-gtoam Plpee, Oindeoaer*, Balt Pane.
Sugar Pan*, IromYawlc, Life Boats, etc. -Also, ItUckamithr
Work, Bridjp and Viaduct Irune, done at th* ebortMt oo-
Ura. All order* from a distance promptly attended to.
J«g
PasTcotton ’ FI lYla, ‘pltubargh.
Kennedy, caans k co.. manufao
TtniSßSof
Pun A So. 1 heavy 4-t Sheeting*;
Osffpei Chain of alt colon and abadca
Ootton Twine;
“ Bad Cords;
“ Ploogh Does and Saab Coed;
** BopeofallaiEssaaddescripkiana
Batting.
SSrOrdor* left at the Hardware Store of Logsi., Wtleoa
ft Wood street, will bare attention. 4c25;1j
JAMES IHWIS,
MANUFACTURER Of
SULPHURIC ETUER; Sulphnrie Acid;
Sweet Spirits of Xttn; Nitric
Ilothnan'e Anodyne; Muriatic Acit
Aijua Ammimla, FFF; Nitrons de
Fowier*i Solntlun; n j]
May be f.nroJ at John Irwin A Roes, IT Water timt
t. e. rouaso* ioosson.
-PEHJUS ft, JOIIHIIOH,
MANUPACTtmeRS AND PEALKBB IN
WE. CHa&S&OO'S PATENT ELAS
* TIC fIRK AND WATER.PIUWP ChULNT
RWrINQ, 133Tni*B Stkkit, Ploshtirgb,Pa. oUlum
___ WILLIAM TAT* A SOB, ‘
■pLUMBEIt AND GAS FITTER, N«. 10
X Fourth street. PtUateigh, *o« Federal ’ afreet, u<t«l»r>
ueath Lu.elaior Efeil, illajjli.nj.
Criry d«ecrlpUv>a «tf milttg* f>T Water, «i«i and
filcalo- J no.*!.ly
JOBS CAMPBKLL, a.
TliT A N U F X-C T U R E R OF ROOTS I^-
AYA. and a:io£S <4 every daecrtptloo, Hn. ■« gialthßetd
atreet. PitUbunch, Pa..
JHuoical.
aPLBNDIX) NEW STOCK
PIANOS « MKLOUKONB,
Selected for tht* Fill Trade from the celebra
ted! manufactories of
CHICKKRIHO A lON I, Boston,
RATIN', BAOQS A CO-, A A. A CO.
tmr to** cinr.
WOODWARD k BROWN AND W P. EUFRBON, Boalcn,
and other dbrtlngnlabed Pitno furt* mokaret
til of which will bt told at Blog-
UUartn prioea awf
Warranted.
THE present stock has been selected by the
iglmriUr pniraallj, and arttj litgo It *imnt«d
to be perfect in awry panicttltr, aid will bt sold at t*w
prices than ba*a ever be«g offered io Ihil city.
PIANOS TO KENT.
Five bow and aaoond bend Plana* to rant at *2, (3, t|
|6permunth. JOHN H. MEM.QB,
No. 81 Vgglatnat,
JeAdAwT bat Tan 4th at, and D Impend allay.
A LARGE INVOICE
OF i
SUPERIOR PIANOS,
FROM TUB
BEBT HAKKRB 09 THIS COUNTaT,
seen as
svumwAY & sours,
NU2TNS & CLARK,
DUNHAM 6c CO.,
baa Jail b*mracalv«d. They wereprepared aapreealy tat
till* rnuktt, aml are vau»vtr> both by the tuaotiractume
ud (Qb»criNrito ani rttialU* lotTtrf reqiet.
lhi« nolle# of their imnl will be gtvra.
H. HUCRER A BRO.,
No. M fifth itntl,
owl Atf Sol* agent* for tha nboraonrlraledPiaoce,
STEINWaY'S pianos.
A CHOICE LOT of
ONKQUAIASD STEISWaY A EOWflffOTpCfißl
NfcW YORKPIANOB,JoeI rwcdTed;Amouf |II ' 11
them i Thro* Stringed fatuia XIY, of octav**, and n>
parb workmaoabip. Wo match tfala ibetrnmeat
any Grand Piauoin tbie city for graodeor, voiotne rad
beanty of tooo. Tbo Jtoinway Piaoaa ora twyood all donbt
anywhere, and arodeiUntd to
become tbataoat popeUr lnatnimefita In the World. They
or*folly warranted by the maksnted tbotobocrlben, ood
will bo told At Now York faetoryprieea. For Mis by
- n. KLkura * into, No. u ruth itn+i,
Solo agofat for Stalaway’* PUqoo.
■ Alao received, a flna lot of Noon’* A Clark'*, and alio
Dunham’* Planes
Fosters latest ballad—
WborahfU Lola Oone!
When baa Lot* Oone 7
When bu Lola flow?
Whoro hu Lata Gotta?
Whara baa Jala Qono 7
Balng a companion to tbo-Mpnlar aong.
LULA IS GONE,
by 8 (I Foster, mailed noat-naid from tba ‘'Old EaWbllahed
PlaAo Depot" of CHARLOTTE BLDMB,
118 Wood m 3d door abort 6ih
JV A splendid aMortmest of PIANO FOUTBB oow at*
firing. arg ,
i"> ROOKRIES.—
\X 800 Bag* Fair to Prlmo Bfo Cofloe,
160 Ualf-Cbeeta Young Ilysoo, Imp* rial and
Block Tea*.
80 nhda, Prim* Sagan,
128 Dbla. Jtaßord do.
100 •• N. O. Molaawa,
100 ** Xmlato 9yrnp»,
136 Bza. Beat Brand* Tobacco,
25 Kgs. Bit Twiat t
2 ) Tltrora Carolina Bice,
£0 Kga. hi Garb ftwda,
60 Baa. m •* «
80 Kbla. No. 3 Large Mackerel,
60 Jlalf Bbbli.- « -
200 Bids* N. Y. Bolt Leather,
25 BbU. Bank Oil,
26 Bet. Pepper, -
U Auptee,
60Bd, Oroand Pepper,
60 Ginger,
100 Dotea FaneyOoni Brooms,
■ 600 Bdla. Wrapping Paper,
With a general amortmatit of ever? arddein the Grocery
ioa. In atoN and for aala by < JOilK FLOYD A 00,
•el . . . 178 Wood etreet.
Groceries— *
13* Bege Rio Coffee;
60 llalf cbM* Young Dyeon and Black Teu;
60 ootty'a Prime do do for family tuc;
60 Boxes Tobacco assorted brand*;
26 Hbdt Sagan r -
28 Bbla large No. 8 Uacktrel;
20 nifbbl* 80. 8 Mackerel;
2& Bbla 80. 1 Wblt* Fi*b;
200 Beam Wrapping Paper,
'• 100 BaxeoCtisec;
100 Btda Salt, - \,
60 Boxen Bcdn Soap;
Tcmtherwltb • general Aaeortmrat nfGrecetlaey Iron,
,■*l . - -r.? No. 106 Liberty Ffraat..
HCTOW 18XU1S TlMlS.— lfamUiM in AU»-
MTOHMOD« O* mmi «0“
fti •■■■ .• ; • • wTluiiccaniOv ,
.IRENCffARTJFICIAIrFIXiWBBB_ . I
& - ub FLOWBtMAfMMIAXto
; r^^'’^ u •^3:^
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ia^ette.
PUBUSnRD daily ANDVEEKLY BY
8. RIDP L.Ef* 00.
turn rrsxxt. amts mossnxu.
Ja-ißSDASLTaJzKmtuaiaautmmpcpiruuit
Wist i
■wn, and reaching oC dauts f A <2/o"*uxfticeat entt to adtcr-
Uteri at the bat medium throng* vkfth to rest* the public.
, tO-TOB XtHSKLr OAZimttUauimry M»
dag and Saiurdaf.cn atarge *}**** *k*aLand contains ta
addition to thtnewtuf the vxeit a atrtfuug prepared and
rUiabUrmorte/iht'MxrJeeit, eonmatUalajiatnandaty of
aftrs. aha anaeearat* Bank Hd* Id*, eorrtded moeJdyfor
tin* paper—making it fhabttttbmmmiitJ Jfempaperinthe
. ' ' ' TKEHSi
DAO.T—Six bollare pom om, pajrablo in tdvwx*. or
TSUeaatapar woek»paijJibJ toUitOtrrim.
WZ£KLT>-T«»-MMfV-P«r «moar, payafafefn adreoca.
01 aba art farniitwdoD tbai mlowibj tana*
fmr coptoa odo year,. ~~__is 00
■-5/b“ : “ - ; ,** — lo oo
twantj** u ...... 20 00
And onato tb» ptreoa g itttay to the dab tre«.
49-AilTaoc* paymenti an atncuy roe aired, and no pa
par will ba «ant after tha tint* <■ op to which It ru paid.
Ratal of .A iTirtlilJMt.
t Bqaare of 10 llaaa, 1 nnrt ao
1 “ “ “ * * T#
1 •• " “ 3 “J. ..... \OO
1 “ “ “ 1 wrek j 76
I “ M “ 8 “ - SOO
1 “ “ “ 8 “ *d.~ -4 00
l “ ..hi mo ntb soo
1 - - - 2 ** 700
1 - H - 8 M 000
1 u » » * - —JO 00
1 ** '* _6 . “ - 00
i “ -12
Yearly adTeriUerm*rtCDtit«dtoooatqaar*,cbanf.
ablest pletrore, per m
<j“Adr*rti*KMOti with Cote treble otic*.
Aximcjy? awi> Esqlish Raileoads Consid
erable discussion bos arisen of/laf© years with
regard to the comparative cost of English and
American railroads and according to all (he In
formation thus far gatberedtbe account prepon
derates sadly against the latter. The New York
Evening Pott has a very able and analytical edi
torial upon IhoaulyecCand, for equal lengths of
mileage, given the subjoined relative cost of the
railway system of (he two nations:
Aanoai iKpnBM of American r«i1w»ja.i..„.:....51JQ,000,00i)
Anna*) cxiwtts* of ttngiUh ixm*
-> mileage A. 60,000,000*
Aoitoul difference...- $10,000,000
Average animal exp-nse for maintenance of way
of Amerlnut line* $33,000,000,
A»«T»Roanoaal exp«D«* of KoglDh Uaet, na* '
mileage r: ~ 12.&0o,OuO
Aunaal didi-r»uce - $20,600.0*0
4ttn(« annual coat '<( fuel for AmericanUnei.. 1(1,0)0,000
Average aunaal coat of fuel for EngUah. 11dm,
uiu mileage.. 7,600,000
Annual dlfDmtce - 10,600,000
T.n«l aunaal expense of American. railways ...$171,000,000
Total animal expoosaof.kagHeb rail**)*.. 100,000^000
iptal annual differenca.... - —571,000,000
So that, for the same mileage*, there (b a dif
ference against the American system of $71,-
000,OtH} in the total expenses, whilst In the coo
sumptiun of fuel alone there is in the European
system lm» tbau CS per cent, of the quantity
burnt ia oar locomotives.
Obviously, the basis of any comparison of
European and American railways must be their
relative economical results. Here is a tabular
statement of the receipts and expenses of cer
tain linen in Earope and America:
Beretpts Expedite (Vr cent**e
per per of expense*
mllorvn aide ran. on receipt*
FaglatM, lsio $1.44 (Ofiv 44
France, 18S3 UO3 Of?U 4.)
Ne* York, 153 A. 17« LOO b 1
llUMfhuwtU, IS&6 I 0) I.OS
Uataarimsciu, ISAfl_ . 1.53 l.Ofl b 9
With regard to time, It is stated that the
average speed on English railways is twenty,
five per ecot. faster than tbit of American
trains The Great Western was (bo fastest road
ia the world, and its exprena ran regularly 117
mi’ea in precisely two hoars, or 68 6 miles per
hour, to New \ ork State, in 1865, the average
ratoof trains was twenty-four miles per hour.
In Massachusetts, in 1851, the average rate was
23 00 miles per hour, and in 1857 tne average
sunk to 22{ miles We have only published a
few—albeit the most iniportanl—-Items from the
document before us, yet there it sufficient to
suggest ideas of railroad reform in many lead
ing particulars.
It has long heena jokeagaiostlhe Irishbriok’-
layer, who in bin anxiety to gain a wager he had
l»i>i with a fellow-worhmao, ihas\be could cot.
carry him on hln hod to the iop <\a. high build
ing confessed he “had hope* wdien bis bearers
fool slipped near the fifth aiorys" but in Mrs.
GsskiH'a Life of the Uroata Gitb there ia an
onecdore of « Yorkshire farmer»(Whieh throws
Pat quite in the shade. It appears he bad in
sured bis life, aud the payment of the premium
was a great grief to the money loving Yorkebire
raas, who was, in the word of Charlotte ftronte,
*‘a sleuth hound in the pursuit of mosey.” Just
before the second payment *f the aunaal premi
um esme around, njmorul sickness etizrd theun
foritmate, who, when the doctor And the parson
conjointly announced hts Approaching fate„lifted
bimeelf in bed, and with a chuckle, which rose
in grinningU’iumpb.oTer thedeatb-raule, cried:
“Ecoil! you don’t eayso—going todio! ZounJs!
then 1 shall do the insurance chaps, after all,
oat of their money. Ecod ’ I was always a
luckydog.”
A Dcuciors Bstkkaoc.—A capital story is
told of a dandified cookney attached at CooaUn
tioople, who traveled into KoordlsUn, intending
to copy end write a book. He was
what he called “roughing it” with six or seven
horses carrying his neccetsariea—i. e., a few
tbingshe could not possibly do without. Among
theu] were the wooden frames for cleaning his
boots and shoes, and a case of bottles for his
polished leathers. He was attacked by the
Arabs, who overhauled bis kit. When they
came to thediottles they opened them, and the
varnish being made with Madeira, and soented
with all sorts of good things, it smelt so nice
that the thieves thought it must be something
to drink. In vain did he explain that it was
paint for his boots; they were euro that it was
too delirious for that, and in order;, to try, they
determined he should drink some; so they took
out one of bis own out-gloss inmhltre and made
him drink » glass ofbis own booLvarnlah.—-ten
don Journal.
A Pliasavt Max. —A pleasant man for a
small left parly was John Ghent, a postmaster ia
Weal Florida, who, carried to Pensacola for
trial oa a obargo of robbing the United States
mail, terminated bis life at that plaoe by jump
iog out of a window thirty-two feet from the
ground. He was once elected to the BLate Sen-,
atefrom Jfatton county, but has generally been
a terror to his neighbors, lie called himself the
"hyena” of West Florida, and boasted that he
conld whip any man in that State. On more than
one ocoaeion he has been seen by different per
sons opening the mail, and when he came to
wbat he supposed a money letter, to break <U
open, take its contents and thrust it in bis pock
et, and exolaim "thats mine,” with an oath, aod
ilia said ho has carried on this business for
years.
; Tint Rosu ron Oold.—Not a day passes but
irhst a company may be seeu starling from our
city for Pike’s Peak. As a general thing they
aro composed of young lndu
strious and intelligent*—just the kind of etuff
out of which empires are made. The orders
are left at some of our merohants—the wagons
are filled—the males packed and off . they start
in a slow bat steady gait for a seven hundred
mile trip across an uninhabited bat beautiful
country. This is the spirit that tells for our
greatne'ss and glory aa a nation—this indomita
bly energy that grapples with a wilderness or
desert, and prunes It to the purposes of peace
and civilisation. And eo eay we, "sucoees to
all your efforts, good friends. May Pike’S Peak
repay your tabor aod sacrifices."— Leavenworth
(K. T.) Timet.
Swapping Wins.—The Dentille, Ye., Tran
script says: A friend informs ns that an occur
rence in Patrick oonnly came to bis knowledge
a few days sinoe, which we consider decidedly
rlob. Two of tbs citUens of that go-a-head
Stale, having eaoli about a dosen children, con
cluded to make a swap of an unheard of char
acter. One proposed to exobsngo wives, but
the other thinking bis wife the most likely wo
men, eaid he must have something to boot. It
was finally agreed that the one should give the
other two and a half bushels of potatoes, and
the swap was made. This, we doubt not, is a
feot to whieb our friend can famish vouchers.
lIXs Gov. Denver really resigned ? The news
papers eay so, but we have notyetseen anything
that savored of the official intimation of each,
an event. But if he has, what is the cause for
doing ? Why should bis bones help to whiten
the Kansas Golgotha T What foul deed has he
done that he should be tormented before his time.
—Sandutky RtgUter.
The question is not what foul deed has the.
Governor done that he should beVeqiiired to re
sign, hut whatfouldudtoit that h$ hot refuted to do\
' Coppie-Hsad Sxakx EvAcrATxnraoxACinxß’o
Stomach:— The says that' on
Friday hut, ason of k Cspt. Connelly,wbont four*
teen yeqts of age, was relieved by passage
through his bowels, of a "copper-head snake/-
a foot and a half long. How it found its way
Into his stomach is a malterof conjecture merer
ij. The boy for a long time had a ravenous ap
petite which exceed notice, and had frequently
ipoken'of feeling ** something crawlingin his,
body.**- ••••/*.'
f-’ Goss in tbs Wabash YAiL»r.-fThe -Vln
cenue* Gaxette think# there is bow* wry fily
prospeetthat the oom crop thrpughwt that part
of the country win be •. full ont 'Tht
shaenoe {of iiMk' ortM dan tnor»;
outoJwU danger.
FACTS FOB THE PEOPLE.
■ THOMAS WILLIAMS, the democratic candidate
for Congrees in the Allegheny district, has been the
Attorney of every railroad in the county bnt two,
and .took his pay in tho prpceeds of city and county
hoods. He »I«n rode on free-passea over all tho
finished roads he was c'oaosel for.
JOHN M. IRWIN, THOS. DONNELLY and
AUGUSTUS IIARyjE, three of the democrado
candidates for Assembly, signed recommendations in
favor of railroad sdbscdptions by the county—the
first named for the Steubenville road and the other
tiro for the Allegheny Valley. JOHN M. IRWIN
has also a free-pass over the Pennsylvania road.—
PHILIP H* STEVENSON, another democratic can
didate for Assembly, signed a-protest in the demo
cratio convention of 1857 against Repudiation and
in favor of railroad taxation.
ALEXANDER BLACK, democratic candidate
for Prothonotary, voted for the city subscription to
the Ohio and Pcnnsyjlvanla road and has a free-pasi
over said road. He also signed the recommendation
in favor of tho county subscription to the Allegheny
Valloy road.
WM. ALEXANDER, 'democratic candidate for
Coroner, voted in I Utsburgh CouneSi for the sub
scriptions to the St abenviileand Chartlers roads,
and to borrow mono; - to pay interest on the Steuben
ville bonds.
THOMAS FARL !Y f the Anti-Railroad Candi
date for Commission r, signed a recommendation and
carried it about for e gnatnres, In favor of the Coun
ty Subscription to th > Allegheny .Valley Road. He
also helped to put t uoogh (ho Subscription Jo the
Penntylvauia Road end the Allegheny city Subscrip
tion to tho Ohio and Pennsylvania Road. He has
two sons and: a son-in-law now (or lately) employed
onthat Road.
JOHN BOYLE, Democratic Candidate for Diree
.tor, signed tho recommendation in favor of the Alle
gheny Valley Subscription.
JOIIN MURRAY, Democratic Candidate for Au
ditor, signed the one in favor of the Steubenville
Subscription. Bo did Sheriff PATTERSON; broth*
er in-law«f BARNES FORD, the Democratic Can
didate for Sheriff.
JOIIN 11. M’ILHENNT signed in favor of the
Steubenville end Connellirille Roads.
STEPHEN MERCER, Chairman of the Anti-Tax
Committee, signed in favor of tho Allegheny Valley
Subscription.
DAVID D. BRUCE, Chairman of the Democratic
County Convention, voted in Councils in favor of th*
Allegheny Valley *od Steubenville Subscriptions.
JAMES A. GIBSON, chief Democratic manager,
was a borer at Harrisburg for the Steubenville road,
as witness the following:
No. ... PiTTSßimoa, Feb. 17, 1858.
Received, on the above date) from the Pittsburgh
and Steubenville Railroad Co., a warrant on the
Treaeurer, No. ..., dated Feb, 17, 1857, payable to
the order of James A. Gibson, Esq., FOR HARRIS
BURG EXPENSES, Seventy-Five Dollars 00-100.
$75 00-100 Signed, Java* A. Gibson.
Within a week after the above, the bill was ap
proved by the Governor authorizing the county sub
scription to the Steubenville road.
PLATFORM O* THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
ON THE TAX QUESTION.
Resolution pasted by Republican County Cooven
ion, January 0, 1858 :
Re*olr-tJ, That we an opposed io th* payment of
interest on railroad bonds issued by the county aatU
the whole question os to the liability of the county
on said bonds has bean passed upon by tbe Supreme
Court. We aro in favor of leaving tbe whole ques
tion to that tribunal, waiting for its decision
before any further steps are taken by the county to
wards tbe payment of said interest
Extract from Address Republican County Com
mittee:
“The Convention tooknoaction on the aubjeot of
Taxation for Railroad puoposes, because the posi
tion of the party bad been previously defined in a
resolution adopted in a convention held at tbe Court
Uotueontbe Gth day ofJaoatry, 1858. That reso
lution took ground against the imposition of taxes
to pay interest an railroad bonds Issued by the ennoty
until tbe legal liability of the county to pay said in
terest bad been determined by tbe Courts of last re
sort, after a full judicial investigation of all the facts
connected with the'raUroad subscriptions. In that
view we concur, and so do tbe candidates npon oar
ticket. Tbe Republican party, as a party, is in no
way connected with these unfortunate ondill-adrltod
subscriptions, as they were all made before it came
into existence; bus tbe questions growing ont of
those subscriptions are qaestlons of to-day, which
bare to be met, and we bare no Inclination to shirk
them or give them the go-by. Grave doubts have al
ways existed, and now more than ever, as to the
constitutionality, legality and bloding force of these
subscriptions; and inasmuch as they impose a
grierous burden of debt upon the people, there
is a mooifelt necesaky that those doubts should be
solved and all the questions involved brought to tbe
test of legal scrutiny before the burden to shoul
dered. As a party we are not in favor of Railroad
tpiAtion, and arill not oonaent to the voluntary
"Imposition and collection of tuoh taxes. The
whole matter imowfn the bands "of the judicial
tribunals of tbe country fur examination and adju
dication, and natil thoee tribunals hove passed upon
tbo facts and the legal qaestlons raised, anddlrect a
tax to be levied for. the payment of interest on rail
road bonds, it is but proper that no steps should he
taken that would either embarraaeor seem to antici
pate tbeir decision. Tbe Supreme Court, whose de*
cisloo will determine his question, is composed ex
clusively of Democn ts, aud if that Court decides
that the tax must bo eriod, the Democratic party, -
and nut ours, must * held responsible. We are
authorized by our a ddidate for County Commis
sioner to say that, if t looted, be will vote as a mem
ber of tbe Board against the levy of a railroad tax
until the Sapteme Court, which has the subject In
band, shall compel him to do it, and by our candi
dates for tbe Legislature that they will vote for no
law authorizing such levy.
Tekmesaki. Constitution*! Election. —The
official returns of the late Constitutional election
in Tennessee indicate, notwithstanding the small*
ness of the vote, • decided opposition any
change in the present Constltalion of the State.
Out of 24,868 votes cast, 20,031 were against,
and only 3,937 in favor of such change.
TO FARMERS.
IMPROVED HU GAB. MILL
*IUdU-~ .. AND IM
FROTBD VERTICAL TWO AJfD TOUBB OYLINDKR
BCQARMILL. Tbcycffcr thtllfll ** lh« ehsapeat, tnoat
danble, u 4 almple ilftcbio* for Cnahln* C* n *, in th*
market. It* itrength bee been tboroajchly teated by the
toMrtloa of hard pint wood bttveta the Bollert, with th*
power of two home to tb» Uteri.
TbeantlrcHUllaof Cut and Wrought Iron—lhe Belli
11 bj 13 JochMi, tad lb* Shaft* tf Boiled Iron, 2}s tsebet
tblek. The Bol!i in adjnitabto, tad uilly otltd ta tb«
joornela.
.. rriM of 3 Cylinder MM...-, - ~...4U 00
Do 2 do do —.p .. 46 00
Ordira for UIIU from toy pert of the Unit*! State* at
UndeiTlo. Addrus fill ALL * BUTBER,
Variety Iron Wotka, Tork.P*.
WILLARD HARVEY A CO<
84 MAIDEN LANE/AND’ IT CEDAR STREET,
KBTV TORE.
PAPER WAREHOUSE,
Every deacriptfon of
WRAPPING, PMKTIHQ AND WRITING
PAP SR,
OH BAUD OB XAI>B TO OSDEQ,-
FANCY, COLORED AND TISSUE PAPERS,
BLOTTING. PAPERREK VS LOPES,
Biratw and Bonaet Boerdi.
TWIN E HO USB.
WILLARD dARVEV * CO.,
64 Maiden Lane and 17 ’ Cedar Street,
NEW YORK
HEMP, COTTON, .FLAX AND LINEN
TwiNES,
IVTOITD ARP ■IROVIrTCIXD
CORDAGE
Of etary description.
COTTON, JUTE, MANILLA AND AMERICAN UEUP
ROPE.
SHOE THREAD, WlCK,tad all klodi of
* CORDS AND LINES.
•^'mo9;gmfod
T\RUGS.—’
X/ Cream Tartar, Bhnbarb Root,
.. Camphor, Arrow Root,
OitrteArid, Gam Arabic,
Calomel, (Eng ). OeLldqnoric*,
Oardanram fleodi, lodide Potaie,
Epeom Balt*. lodide troe,
1 UACKEOWN * MNL*V,
lea • , 167 Liberty etreet.
A TLANTIO TELEGRAPH CABLE.—We
jt\. bar* Joit received from tne U. B.Steam Frigate
Afapara,a large quantity of ATLANTIC OABLt, wttefc
we will cat In emeu piece* and mount tbem In either brwe,
•liter or gold, to ialt pnreheaer*. AUo a fteeh lot of thoae
MreHint American. *od* WATCHES. o*ll and aee the
OABLI and the WATOUKfi. ‘
REINBMAH. A MEYRAN,
42 Fifth twet
An BAGS 810 COFfEE;
MW is hh-te. K. 0. finger;
40 bbla. N. O. Molaeeee;
SO bore# emorted Brandt Tobacco:
1 SSbf. cheats TiH. and JEackTeai; -
. . 16 btxeo family Salantua. in papau:
'■ j* 10 do Extract • < . .
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VOLUME LXXI —NUMBER 247
% insurance.
fierthaDU’ insurance Co. of Philadelphia.
WM. V. PETTIT, Preat-.—..D. J. McCANN, Secretary.
Amount of Capital Stock paid to and lnV**ted....s3oo,ooo 00
kcrplns ZZ. ! -j... 63*433 85
1 ££3,428 as
Insure# Cargo Eiiks on tbs Ohio and Mississippi Rivers and
tributaries. Insures against lose or damage hr Fire,
•iso against th* perils of the See, amr Inland
.Navigation and Transportation,
nmsexoss. ■
Wm. V. Petit, John (LUontgemerr, John M.Pumroy,D.J.
McCano, N. F. Winner, Ban* GniUon, Ban). L. Wooistee,
John A. Marshall, Charles B. Wright, John J.Patterabn,
.If wood T. Pusey. * 1 r
t WM. V. PETTIT. President, !
_ . *. F. WITHER, Vice President,
Dwiaar J. McCau, Decrutary. 1
atmxzs.
Befger, Lamb A Co, Philadelphia. i
Back, Morgan A SUdfole; do.
Truitt, Bro. A On, do.
Pumroy. ColdweD A Co., do.
A. T. Um A Co, - do.
Bt*iamlti, Justice A Co, do.
PITTSBURGH OPTICS, No. 97 WATER STREET
•aftdtf . R. W. POINDEXTER, Ajpmt
Pranklln Fire Insurance Company of
PHIL ADXLPHIA
GbarleeW;'Stacker, Adolpb'B. Bode,
Oeorga W. Richards, Bamusl Grant,
Thoms Hart, David S--Brown,
Mocdecaf D. Lewis, Jacob R. Smith,
Tobies Wagner, Morris Pattenon.
■ CHARLES N. BANOKKB, PreetdeaU
Ouiuo G. Bixoxsa, Secretary.
This Company continues to make Insurance*, permanent
or limited, on every description of property In town and
country, at rates as low m ore consistent with eecnrtty.
Th#'Company have reset red e lane contingent tend,
which, with tbefr Capital and Pnwnhuno, safely Invested,
afford ample protection to the named.
She Anets of tbe Company, on January Ist, 1861, ea pub
lished agreeably to the Act or Asssmbly, were as follows
vie—
Mortgage*- - ...$918428 08
Real Estate 84,377 78
Temporary Loan* - 83466 17
Stocks fiLBB9 00
Cub, £o- 84448 81
$1412,708 44
Since thatr incorporation, a period of twenty-one years,
they have paid upwards of On* Million, Poor Hundred
thousand Dollars Loesee by fire, tbaraby affording evkiene*
of tbeadrantagee of Insurance, as well os their ability and
deposition to meet with promptneee all Uabflitlea.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
*plO Ofllcejioutheast cor. Wood end Third at*.
Continental Insurance Company.
Incorporated by the Lepidahtrt tf ftmuylvanCi,
PiBFBTOiLODIRTIB
AulborlcedUapitai, On* Million Pollan r .
Becared and AcramnlaiedCapital ~
* HOME OFFICE.
So. 01 fffcfoui Street, abov* Second, Phiiadclpki*
fire Insurance on Buildings, furniture, Merchandize, Ac.
gencally.
Marine Insurance on Cargoes and fratzbta, toallrarts of
tbo world. *
Inland Insurance on Gooda, A&v by take*, Rivera, Cnoala
and Lend Carriage#, to aliparta c 5 the Union, cn the mutt
fevorobleterma, coot latent with security
GEORGS W. COLLADAT,formerly Iteoordar of Deeds. Ac_
PiiOadatpbU.
WM. BOWERS, formerly Ragliter of WUla.
JOUN S. CuLKMAN, firm of Coiaman A Smith, Importing
Hardware and Cntlary Merchants, No. 21 North Third
street, above Market, Phils.
JOSEPH OAT, Arm of Joseph Oat A Son, Coppvrsmitba, No
12 Qnam- atreet, Philo.
EDWARD V. MACIIKTTE, firm of Machette A Ralguei.
Importing Hardware Merchants, No. 124 North Thin!
street,abuv« Race, Philo.
HOWARD UIKCIIMAN, firm of Livingston A Co., Produce
and Oomtninion Morchanta, No. 278 Market aU, above
Eighth. Phfla.
GEORGE W. COLLADAY, Prvaideul.
QSLXW Wtieon,Secretary.
JOSHUA ROBINSON. Agent.
No. 24 Fifth atroet /op ataira.)
MenongahaU Ininranca Company.
OF FITTSBUBOIL
OrriCXM—JAMES A. HUTCHISON, Pmideoi
UKNRT M. ATWOOD, BecreUry.
Orncs, No. 98 Wina SraxET,
fell! buvn Ayoiiut aU bistda tf fire end Marine St
, ASSETS, MAT SQra, 18&&
Stock Du* Rills, payable on demand, secured by
iwo approrw names f l*d,i>oo to
Fremiam Notes. «7,0g3 29
BiUi Recelrobla., 9,968 21
115 shares Mechanics'Bank Stock—oo*t BJUO 90
80 do Bahk of Flttehnrgti do' du 2,760 00
40 do Extbange Bank do do 2,(>&0 00
100 dd Citizens' do do do 6,176 00
Balance of Rock Accounts ...-- 9,05 a SO
Office Fornltars._„™ 690 88
Cash - 15,663 78
Wm. B. Holioo*.
RobiDulull,
Wb. Rea,
Tboa. 8. Clarks,
Wm. A, Caldwell,
WTlenn llQltr,
John McTVrltt
Oeo. A. Berry
Java* A. IctoUiaon
UKNKY M. ATWOOD, *«c'
Weotem Insuranoe Company
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DARSIB, President
t. SL QOHWI?, B+ar*txrj.
OmCK, Ko.« W*tflT C©.'« W«r*boow.)
* op •Wn.'VltCaimfgfa.
«i 0 IfUttrtcgcvulaU kinds of Fir* and M*ri»« Kul t
A Homs MiMwtuwt manogtd by DttvAnre. %oho art vtU
»»>«tcn in CA* amznunity, and *o\o are dcUnaintd. by
prvmvtnut and Überahty, tonaintain Ihc character wAicA
(Myhdvtastvmei.ascfferiwjtht best protection to thottwho
d»ttrt tobairuimd.
ASSETS, OCTOBER 81, 1867.
Stock Account* iIZIJIOO 00
j» iao CO
BlU*ltec«lr«lfta_ 4,161 67
Offlo rnraltare. -
Open Aceonnt».._.
Ouh
Prmmioa Notet....^..
BiQa Dleconcted
.Amp Dutls,
R. UIU«r.Jr n
J. W. Boiler,
Q. W. Jick*oc,
Juaail£eAQ)«7,
il«Xn4a Spur,
Andrew Adu«j,
BOlfe
Pi
Wm. McKnigbt,
Nathaniel Holme*.
Atk*. Nlmkk,
David M. Long,
Wnitam 1L Smith
0. W. Blckataoit,
F M. OQEDQS, Satfy.
UttburgbLlfe, Fire and Marine ini, Co.
OfEce, No. 96 Water Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
_ „ UOBT. GALWAY, ProridetL
f. A. Rutuusr, ALEX. BRADLEY, Tic* prw t
Anas* ruinve, 11. D, Xxoatniog Phyafeltn.
to
Al*o, *K*i&*t Ilnll tad Otrgo Bisks, on th* Ohio ted
UlMMppl rlT«r* ted tribotartw, tod Utriotfßlak (n
And egalnit Lett or Damage by fire.
And against the PerU» of the 6m and Inland Navigator
and Transportation.
all l^SSik Wd 41 th * lowM * r * t * ©°o*l*t«>t with aafcty
Robert Galway,
Samuel HeClarkea.
Joseph P. Genus, 11. D.
John Scott,
Janie* HarshpH,
David Richey.
Jtma W. luUmeu,
Chae Artathoot,
WS~pyflMy
Alexander BradUj.
JoMpb 8. Leech,
John fultortoo,
Nathan I. Hart,
D*tU ILChaatare
WillUm Carr,
Robert 11. Hartley
John STGfll,
The final Wt»ltrn Fin and fiarine ini. Co.
OP PHILADELPHIA.
•Qffietinampanfißamtf No. 403 RoW comer of.
Abort* Strut.
in pi ill i
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL „. ttoaooo
&PJUI paid la 00 W
January let, 1848 Ujßi OS
bj C * n<a *i Lake*and
r omorou:
1423 Walnut etreet.
TOlUem DarHng, ttlO PJne .tract.
Dexeader WhUid«». Merchant. 18 North Trout
Attorney *oof CoOtMoHor.
Johua Ilaoter, Ann of Wright, nan ter A 00.
r\ Tr^ T ;. ft l?_^ r OoMemlth 1 * UeJJ.
JcLßß.MeC&rdy, fins of Jooee, White A Mtfardt
finn of fiflJwpJe A Zeller. *
Jm. A.Bmilh. Ann of Jae. B, South A Co
W «2«li Third stmt.
John RjVogdee, office corner of Seventh and Samara.
l«te Cuhterßuk of Tioga
AUrtJ Taylor, office Cairo City PrepertyT
Jana J. Slocum, office 228 Sooth Third .tract
LXWIB GREGORY, 1 * NQ » V »« PrteMent
Second Vice Prcetd'L j **•■** Office, 8 Wall at, N, T.
JAMES WRIOUT, Secretary and Traanmv
Ji —II. WW«»«r;Ma„i,
Taicaiifc]
IT TO
Bellanee Intnal Insnr&ncfl Company of
i PHI L A PBIPn I A
On Ottildhift, United Tuni tnn
_ _ In Town or Country.
Office No. 308 IV&lnat Street,
cimn tS6S,4» ss.-inreetedee lonowK
Fiw Mortgage on Improred City Property, worth
doable the amount |i qq
Penae. lUUroad Co*a fl per cent. Mortgage Loan,
$39.000,c0al 2«soo oo
Allegheny eooot? 9 percent Penna. B. R. Loan- 10,000 00
Penaaylva&taßailroadOQ’i Stocks..... 4.000 00
Stock oftheßaUancaMotnal InraraneaCo..~, IB.HO 00
Etock’of OoOnty fire Intnrance Co LOW 00
Scrip ofSondry Insurance rffamfVw gig m
BUU. Bacambla, bnatneaapapvr. MM ...^. M . m girit an
BoofcAcooonta.accroed ajcut ia
OMb on hand and tn Bank ~ 2O
cl*m
Baanosa. .
El™ Pa I ' l ' tamwlßkplaa.
sstßssr '■zssSEu
fJSSSFSS ireII,
Bo&tfbSad, GhuJUind,
sr»■. \
£BmaJuSSa£s* v »-
'W JUriSd WoidSSit,
iPeutijlTuir 1
; : : OJT JS
iinue CtnpuT
zatmea. ;
«tr..
Eureka Inmranee Company of rennsylranla,
Offico No. 99 Water it, Pittsburgh*
ASSETS MAY 1,1803.
Stock Dq»Bflla- ■ payable on demand and ao- ,'^, 5
Wfd b» twoapmrored
Oaah In PittaborgU Tnut Company „ •%
- 15,0^01
m Share* Exchange Bank Stock—<wt~ 6,900,00
99 do Mechanic** Bank Stock—crafc 6,490,63
»0 do Iron City Bank Stock—am’t. paid..- 7,600,00
200 do Allegheny Bonk Stock— -da do 6,000,00
Book Aeeoratm J »vvu .
J. H. Shocnbernr,
W.K.Nimlefc*^,
John A. CaorhaTP 1
C.W. Batchelor,
B D. Cochran,
Jamea J. Bennett,
Wm-J.j
' JJ
Bow. Pothxt, S#c*y.
Delaware Hntual Safely Ininnuite Company,
Incorporated by the'LepUlatun qfPavuyicania, IS3S.
Office, S. E. Comer Third and Walnut sts.,
MABttTB FN&UkAKCES on Teeoeli, Cargo, and height
to allparta of the world. -
_ UtSURAH"LhS on Goodt.br Riven, Oonali,
Carriage*, to all parta or the Uclcau
■ FISB DfBUkAIfCES on Merchandize eenOTallT.— / s
floret, Dwelling Honwa, Ac.
„ . m, AutU of OuCbmpany, ift*. 2d, 1857.
Bondi. Mortgagee, and &eml^ute.... 101,a80 9« '
Phfladelphla City, and other Loam 137,01183
Stock In Banka, Baflroad A I n*n ran coCoa. 18,308 OO
Bills Receivable 880,801 08
Cathon hand , 88,893 00
Balances la hand* of Premiums on .. .
Marine PoUdea recently lamed, and oth
er dehtadnethe 93.780 6Y
Sobacrlption Note* .. 100)000 00
William Martin,
Joaeph H. Seal,
Bdnmnd A. Sonde*,
John 0. Davit,
John R. Penroto,
George G. Lei per,
Edward DarUugton,
Dr. R. M. Hatton,
William C. Ludvig,
Hugh Craig,
Spencer Mrfjratk.
Cuarlea Kelley,
H. Jo nr* llrooke,
Jacob p. Jon;*
„ THOS.
Htwi Lnstnui, Secretary.
apfcljd— )*Vi
nsoraneo Comp'f or I’iUsburcli.
WM. IIAGAif.KY, President.
6AIIUTL L MAUSUELL, Secretary
Office 94 Water Street, between Market and Wool S!>
Hnll and Cargo Blah* on th« ohfo and 'Mir
•laatppl RJvwts and Tributaries.
AB-InflurrsagslnstlouorrtaicagebjFlr*. Alto, against
thaparflaof th*B«aand Inland Nerigntir.ti and Transport
atlon.
Wro. BagaJsj,
Samuel He*,
Jm. M. Cwj-Kt,
Ju. Park, Jr.,
Isaac M. Ponnocfc,
8. HsrbiUßh,
Oajit. Sam'l 0, Youuk,
Joim Cal.
Ph Uudeiphltf
Uadeiphia and Life.
TNBDRAKOE COMPANY,
No. 149 Chesout Stfeot,
OPPOSITE TUB CUSTOM II 0 U 8 K.
Whl make all kind* of Insarmnco, either i'ecpetoal oi
Limited, on erery description of pmpatly or M«rciiaa>!lae
•treasonable rateeof premium.
ROBERT. P. E.LVQ. President.
M. W. BALDWIN, Vice Prwfdenl
piasoTou.
Ob*rle« P. Hay*. ' | E. B. Cope,
B. D. Ecplbh, j George W. Brow*.
P. B. B**«ry, | Joseph 8. Paul,
C. Sherman, i John Clayton,
8. J. Megargee, 1 «. Wfl oc .
t IMu canes a*. e-'eretarr
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gent free of postage on receipt of price. AKonte wanted.
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iaj2o:fltnd 120 Naeean Street, N. Y.
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