:-U-E - .....' 'DAILY .'. PITTSIWIIGH . GAZETTE. ESTABLISHED . IN 1736 ~~ ~taggtsts. K ar ACICEOWN FINLEY Wholesale bri' Carbart 011 Manufacturer. and A r ai. for and Mal Matracts,tha. 167 Liberty merger, jaftlyd L.F.MINESTOCK & Co., late oftheirm A. Nabsatack t Ox, duul sacormor• b Mem Nro.±:lll%.Arde Damen No. corner and itnath 564 nulVinck. AJ FAIINESTOCK ,CO„ • •,3•Dgurtida and lisulesaturen of White Leal, .4 Wham, conwlYeod wJ 7,,,0t streets, Pit* burgh. ode/ j SCHOONMAKER, MANUFACTURER c.l , • of Walla fead,lted toed, ziasN Lilion Put ty autWbolnals Darla Palma, OIL, Varnishes, Tarpon afs, Ass, N egfood .t.-Plosansab, ocidyd TORN-HAFT, Jr. (SUCCESSOR TO JAS. WOulloy,)Wholesed and IWO Droggist szoi - Deal r Ia POO% 011 a Orders, to comer Wood and Sixth Oran, littsbarals. Ofif.floralsr A,seat for Dr. Yards 0111 N P. Mitt', IVUOLESALE DEAL „rt. .Vatull!bes . and Dyestuffs, N. ligiakdif•ltl. l 4 rittibMb• Ails:seism mei riprompt annuli.. far•Ageut PalumktElyrtsp. sess44:l7essr EgA: numisc" N REMER, WIDLESA_LE AND itidtllnixdsti,e6nterta Liberty sod St. Oak • •II F • OAS COESSOII TO L. Wilms "Cai)itiirtke Martetiareat atiaallasitly Wed *MI and cataplat•amactmant of Oran lladlalaaa, Wiliam Chaitia,yarftinairy, and all ankles par. taZaba basing.. TWA:is mairlptlasia amain, a:4Elpound.! at ail bonii. Jatly GM. H. KEYSER, DRUGGIST; 140 Woad street, maw of Waal atract mad Virgin 7, Plttabargh, 7a. iirobuculiltaitto r,E Bpi k - ilUidlifYSlsN,- Commission .1/ opi forwardllig lierchanty deniers in Westsrn Ile wee Oho" Maur, Flab, Bunn, Clutter, Linseed Oil, I\4 anti taut'4ba, Beeda,_Orido, Dried Pratt, and Pnxlnen =f1;r1:11'.. or Itrandiod— rentiStareb. Ifis.llo Soma and 145 Yirst scs., botmeon World iaa Smithfield eta, Pittsburgh, P. apitlyd rtllZ&St' AREIIOI3SII.—IIENIVI IL OOLIEVI. tirirattlins aid Commission Membitnt, and Deal., to Cheep Bator, TAke ilah'end Proll¢cv genendly, Wond It, libova W or Illbburgh. mygrl WotM - 11IERBST, FLOUR, FRO doss, Procidcm and Cbtatolaskot Morobant, No. 2P17 rtot,coniet of IWO, l'ittsbarott, glom his Ott.. tloo to dm male of Floor, Pork.ltscon, Lard, Come, Botta, ttrotO, WWI hullo, Soca. &0., to 11ilreonolrononts rtamp.W..Mly zolklted• sally ALEX. FURSYTII, (SUCCESSOR TO Fonejth & licotL) Porwarding sad Commtealott tftr• cbantalikala So Wool, Tilde, liner, Damn, Lard and Lard Oil and Produce generally, No. 76 Water so.. Pin...burgh, Pa. WAREIIOUSE.—JAS. OARD LV:VillThotreee Dealer in Pinar, Pr.vidone and ktodcnrarally..lio.ll So,nt.tratreot, brtar...a uhrrty sal aaidaittsbargb, V. Unarm naati. DIDDLE, .WIETS 400, General Com -131, mimics liertlibutai VA Dealers in Cleocellne mna Pro. dure,No.ISS Liberty 1111.8 st, Pittaterirli, Pa. g OpeolgtimOiterblicited rind ratinfersory returns pier. dettielydairt Insurance 'Agents, RFINNEY, Agent Eureka Insurance Co., ~ No.Y Water street OA Rll - 1 ER, SECRETARY A B =7 , l=eittrz t n .. ce Comp.). of Pittsburgh, • 111: GORDON, Secretary Western ir—isur snesOostpser 92iVatenstreet. T GARDINER COFFIN, Agora for Frank el • 110 Mrs Immo Company, liortkcomt corner Wood and Third street. A. MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware Retina iensenee co„ 42 Vi.ter street. POS. 3. MINTER,' Agent Fartners'and edurmles• lornriace Go., 00 Watar str,t_ JA ROBINSON, Agent Continental Jammu:v.oa, 21 Nth stmt. W. POINDEXTER, Agent Great Wont- Mn fircurFaco C.,97 Frost greet. Carpets'. • - D,OBINSON 3:-Co., Dealer in Cirpets, 11i Kit= Fifth htfect. Igirthium 111cOLIZUOU K., Dealer in V mem.. No. !IN Market street. re 2 DEALER IN. D EALER HARPETS, OIL CL O THS ATHAam, balto. ST loath istinsei near Wood. ~=aiiow.sg... litisu & MACKENZIE, - Attorneys at'Lmv, leire No. GO 'Fourth strsst, Pittsburgh, Ps.. Notary Pub tio sad Obto Oommteeloier. 599 ROBERT M'KtilollT, ATTORNEY AT tam, owl &With, of the foolor PlNbrgb, No. 110 Yountotrod, Pitlabiagt. &NI j.OSEPII S. & A. P. MORRISON, AT-.. ...T.atb..r. my. No. lie Muth it, sow Wood, Pitleddigb, P. my 24 aim Goats. OURCIIFIELD & CO., (Knecessorn to Mur jup pby L. Burchfield.) Wholesale awl helail Dealers Iu :haply used Fancy Dry mate, N./1111.20 cereer "north and notelet*. lettteburgh. • eel O. Li. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fang Iny Goon, µgo .of the origietel Bee lihro, No .4 Slarktc are.; Pitlebangh. mrl9 D 11. PALNIKR, No. 105 Market Street, [fi e Dealer In Bonnets, Q•o..:traw Trlammlage, aad Stn., GooLgoaeraßi• e'Z QUirctakes noekAlviii! PH airross,miutoocums, aics, ND everything in the line, pnrcha.ied from li Its wag Miele EASTERS gASULICITIOLTS4, Tocetbir with fall assortment at eleg 111.1Mbern Harness Yaisty suitable faryingts or double tal/.. Axles, litrbryto, aodsothor Items, too tmmeyont meotion, COSIOALOtiy 011 !wad anill.fur sal JO a t soonbbi. VEß res prim b 7 lIN S. A.LIAP, • Diamond Went, mac Liberty, Pittaborgb, sa,Carrlagear bongta sod sold on commission. limn, log assay and prOntpay desms.' • sol 7nl iy Carriage HUM agon Manufactory. NT. L. 't AE 1..15t ZT- 8 Agent. • " N0:122 Thlrd 0 WOULII. respectfully inform the , mik . vy. ; W NAM that he hole located a. ulna. ehl keerwstused the Enwheue of (tankage =Wetly .0 Its earleCles,ead bolo prepared to arcade ordenfer Wegoda of sll liWlL•rlptionclooledtrastall work' for - iroe Dferrksate wee. • 15ollettleg s roottensaceof the pm:roues* en liberally be. stewed epoo *bile at oht stead ot"Biaiikre t 00," be waned wears laia irberile that. Oro wawa etre soil alarm. tiocorill be Ores to all bl. Meru imr krretntorn. boat og so. repe.be eardoelot tiaiblieteirrortaiel, sad baling ample sparbeelltilebial.her• teethe tabbing of Roe work. Sark oxd smock:mkt of AierelaAak haw oa haed, folk able for Spin DM. All week warnested tor 72 month.. asArPieratleotioa given towaraire. , - • . ChM% addi.Carrlarc Witeihry: • ..I 0 lIIIIOIII' dc Orrhi. 'if ;bird — if idiot' Welded. era% ::.,;ALLECILLICST CITY. - Wtrtwagsexcannuor •lIM ars thilitrienAs, aad th public gine , rally, ilmt Cdr. drohooldhctortos Cordacio. Swath.% Kochi!..." )ages, Sleigh. sad Chariots, in .11 their veal. ow !Oh of nLY and propationi. . Kt=r L a hll s =soca ‘ r . t i o 47 , .h i et! 'ltbhoolormiarishbh. krmo. Wag la .0 thir tre belraiiiirgalithrirellrina =Oa .atlar. they rbel dent that all who &eve than with Click parsonage 1011. a what =hard on Driaroftbetr fork. Parriemera aro p.pnested to lOU flirt" tall berm. pmr• chasing etrovittem. ' UHsitiatts RO'BRLEN=CAN BE CO :CLTED avDr.ftefthL,easer agul 9mlthl3oll MT as•eta, AVI, WZDNEFDANB sad 8 ATIMAYS,troni -10 to 1 sod NS &o'clock. sirlUddhism ot the !immortal. Road. J=.lyd• faintero. JonN:*waloMesori . ss . con. • • • 11101rOUSS •PAINTERS; CILAZIZRS AND. ..11.X-Otlaallga4-1:6 THIRD MUM. alga Mating aultaaad otithmateull alpatclu Valot.,-Di, Tratpaadroac Varalab,. Apia Sad .Itecllati Patetit Maabiggs• Mo. sever, soporier article ebllaaolalla "•••Pittablaret White Mad shwa on hoed and for rler- Wsarslropordtoalb44ololl.oi Plthaarge Droggbits or others-1t Um shortest MAN*, at An bats •MU ••kb Vb." W aboaci. Palatilts,lll sire mousy by Wring Der ed... Omni IdUcac .L, . mrtoMY =l= .1401/14 AN D:1810 N. PA TZR 8; ; 10.671(Old PoolOasellailalstyllard Amato tailliies w.dia alutot aura& i . An am.. promptly duvie4 to. , Aragon axacsio4 vapeiVraqte. jaartlytt • • 0 Mk, „. Namur- a. scams 1011 Vikper Warthenum. • ^•, 0 E — MARSIIALL &. CO., /in.. •• lid Did" IT Wad itzed,l,4twaldi null" Wait mad Dimond Ally wbionosiy *mind an *Thumb* .surbiatt Worn deperiptlzuf Popov Sy i r Do. t y l lM l t s ;rat iming vut . atrairmat cli rri=em A i j r=" l . I kw, t MR Po MAUI I. igECIIIINDSOW.&. CO, . NC*. DC. ind tatr u tt.",_ err , W - and Palms out 4 , stetkirterneit. its Velliolsolklt. the attialoo pare,bleTnetr lug* r x -pelgiTSltElli—, _Dupont's' Riga Powder la poi riodoro, or rolsnor quatttlaq ULICF. • 4.041,100, form& nation's, Poodls atom, aid Toe Illomildoral stmt. Allmlooff ! • Pal /4„►\WRING =TRACTS—Z.I (y ? ..,1).F 00~,.t 41:.Toismilirttrivorsiftbr - - .••••••;.., • •- , IL A.PAINSESTOOI aaul Ograte etWasiandlitril gni% . Conunission, Sec. - • - UITCILICOCK, AIoCREAAILY & CO, flkonsion to llnfrman,lPCrear ham Forwarding and'Commisaion Dierchante, And Wholnole Dodo, In Piodnoo, Flour and Wool, Ha sY ant and 428rn:ode, Fliltalmnpl, /11- oplilyd—my29 & AINJ 11.. mins Ls Flour. Grain and Product°. Commission and Forwarding Merchants, Ho. 124. Sceend St., Pittrburstk, Pa. enyalslyd - COMMISSION MEROIIANTS, No. 298 Nord Second Street, PUT LA DELPHI A, • for the tale o r P.Pa nelf and purchase of Fish, de, tr. Any orders entruatal With there will be promptly forwarded aptSdamt. KILLCIDLE LI JOS. S. LEECH & CO., DI cm. 42 IA 5144 Liberty st., Pittsburgh, P WHOLESALE I:MOORES AND COMP,III3SION DLIER.OFLASTI'S MUMS IN motra AND BACON, Tin Plate And 'Sinner's. Stook. 7,- AND PITTSBURGH MANUFACTURES Jytwiy SPRINGER nwannuan & co., COMMISSION MEROIIAN TS, DEMI= IN Ilides, Provisions& Produce Generally, No. 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh. JAR bIoALP/24 & CO., (Late of J. 8. Inerb, ISlcAlpin A 00, PltAltAirgb.) GENERAL COMMISSION AND NOE?. %V .A.M3ING. NUL 1-2 C ILA_N'l7£3. Lava• and Washington Avenue, WYANDOTTE CITY, KAREAR TERRITORY MZMNaiiMMI EIVIS & EDGERTON, (Successors to D. T. Moron 2 C 0.,) Wholesolo Cinxcro wd Commiosion iota:LOW Wood .treat, PitOdourgh. 11011 - ENKY S. KING, (LATE OF THE armor King k IJomheriJ Ommisolon Merchant. • d Maim. to Pig Ileld acid blooms, N 0.76 Water • ireet. tro. ow Margot, Pittsburgh, P. AA. HARDY, (SUCOESSOTt TO RAB . • dy, Jones Co..)oou,m4siou sad Yorirsrding ebsufi Agent of the Madison and ludlsuaisais Rallros.l, cot. -oar Tint. and Perry et., Pittsburgh, P. JaMlyd EDWARD T. MEAR.A.W, OEN — Azu - Clonandedolk Morcbaut, and Modena° Dealer In Diana. Enlaced Tolucco, !taloned and Donandlo Cigars, Suer, L. 211 Liberty great, Gigantic the load of Wood. Pltho bomb. Pa. mhlaly evorcrss. WILLIAM BAGA.LEY 177"17301..M43.EL lAIE3Co MIR, I=l= Ja2.4.-dtf ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer. Pn.4kks ~J Cotoculaelon Alachua, No. 134 Frolla =cut, araiWoo. Pittsburgh. P. syrblyil nAGALEy, cosoßAvE tC O . , JUP Wbobuule Grocery, tS W.od Arno. Pat.. burgh A LEXANDER KING, WIIOLESALE ja. Grocer and Importer .1 Rd. A,h, Na 473 Liberty wee; Pitbibrirgb, P. apblyrie JONES & COLEY, WIIOLELALE CIRO CEEB sad Boat Pun:tither., deal,rs 1 nut.* and Plttdrargb Ilanuactone, N 0.141 Nlrtd,r neuCh•try Alley.PittAntrich, SIIRIVER ,t DILWORTII, WHOLESALE Grocers, No. 130 .nd 132 Boroud .snot, (64w...a Wo and Enaltbflol4,lstteburgb. ILO - . 1111.1.1.1 /DAM JOIIN FLOY D &a CO., WHOLESALE (lessens:id Clommienion Slerrhants, Nn. VIZ Wood stud ZN Liberty street, Pittsburgh. J. 16 .WATT lc WILSON, WIIOLSSALE Glto- MIR& Clammk,..s. 114,0,ants and DVOier•io Pro rpee and Pitt 441,42. 2.54 'lrtsbwirb. Jo= J,.11 DICKEY - CU., WI.IOLESAI r • ....amMtil3.nrtlmmt,...4l INtalers te Prude., "kV: • T IL /I 0,14 WILO1.1; ISALEfliiiw;Proartio• rind Owinoissiim :Morcbant, Innd Dealer la Pits•burgb Mantsfactured Ankle*, No. 159 Literty•treet,m,-rwr or Itrowery ay, Pitt•burgh. Pa na73 roua AbTWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Grocers, Protium and Commis:dot" Merchants, and ra In Pittsburgh libutufstrtures, No. 8 Waal MKS, be. Melt Water and Front at, Pittsburgh. split ISON Sr. CO., WHOLESALE anatlitt ii n. soarers. • Groom, Oman Woo Merchant; and Dealer* In all of Pr:Malmo, Prodooe and Pittsburgh IlarmSertoreo, No. 255 Llteelyeo O vet, Pittston - . J alta Iyd AOBEICEII. KING, WHOLESALE ORO CF.11„ Conanhaion Merchant. and Drake. la feather; leh, Flaw, arid all kinds of Omni+, Profane, No. Oil Lite 411714 mi., month of Sixth, Plotaborgh, Po. Liberal •d• nom nods so, condirounenza. ja.edyd 10011%?011.S.V.i.. . .1 WU 1- SLAM. ROBERT DALZFILL & CO., WHOLE SALE Grocers, Wm/Mon and Vomardlnivldet , c buds and Dosters In Praincoand Itittatalrigh tdataufacturca, Na. Zlldberty streak rictisburib. Pa. ml 2 Ural Ifittatc agents - clllll.l.ltAlli %VAUD, DEALER IN PROM ISSORY NOTES, Ronde, Mortgage and all recmitles for momy. Persona can memo loam !Monet toy Agency,. rem.. able terns. .• Thom wishing to invest their money to good advantege, an slays dad aril and second clam moor et my AI., for We. comlastnennion• and Intervietra col..B.leutbl. Ofse. 'MUNI STU Err, opptalte Et. Nem Cathedral. Jelollll idootorlleto Sic vir s. 11.ENTOIIL, 20 St. Clair street. • Nader hi btisfoae and lliscallaniams Boots, and Deponliory of American 'toes Boolotro PaLlicationa malkdoarlyV - - Wd. Jot Maw & Stationern, T V Bloat. Book Stanufactarors and Job Printers, No. IV wood street. PlitabatiNg, Ps. - *4O 0. COCURILNE; (SUCCESSOR TO . a Sadler ' ) Whaley& and Paull Mt/m . ln Moto, Btatkimrry and Paper 11..04% If lo Mechanic Aastabillon..l4Zl..-.tiold Medal Masa. Chuliable Machu& Associattou-1641....-thild Medal M.S. Charitable Mechanic Aiiniciation.iii4L-._Oold Medal M. Charitable Mechanic Assoc.. , 10n.1847 —.ai.id Medal M.... Charlie.to Mechanic itaftelation-lafia.._flold Stadia Mass. Charltalda Mechanic Amsocialloo-ISKI--tiold Modal Albany County Fair, Nen York.-- . . MeJai Mau. Charitable Mechanic Asseciationdatie..-..G01d Medal Arostitan Loinitute, Nen York-.---- 1554—.-Gald Modal Maine Charltsbis/lochaulc Association. .IKik.....itilrer kladal M. Charitable Mechanic Association 1634.....4i1rer Modal Meas. Charitable Mechanic Aasociatien..lB4l:-...ellser Medal Masa Charitabin Ifeelt.no Asiciation.l 647 ....Silver Medal Romans. Co. Atircharde Alsociallon......tain—gliver Ueda! Franklin Institute, Panna-----146....511 ter kink! Worcester Ca Mechanic Annotation 16.19.-.Bllver Medal liana Charitable Mechanic Aseecistion I it4-../hirer Mods/ Worcester Co-Mechanic Aesociatloo....-InA.....}lllWiT'lloda.l Worcester Co. Mechanic Aapelatlon-. _lB5l --Sklar Medal obi. Fiat° Board of Agriculture— --... Medal 04 lo Mate Ward of Agriculture ...... _..1 ser Mailed Kentucky klahanics' loatltuis VASS .all.er Medal Csarltable tdebbsuic Aseocballon..lsso....Bllver Modal Maas. Charitable Mechanic Association .1028.....F1iver Medal vmmrsemel Maw- Charltstdo Alaimo's Assuclatiou.. l / 4 50..01 . 01.11M0Jal Word's fair, IsoSolon. 18.51—firours Modal If.. Chordal,ls ?dramas AssocistionlSWl...llpross Medal Ilus.Classlirdite Madam& Assoclatioo.lB4o...NSusds Mold . A full supply of C7IIeirIORINC SONS" PIANO POzerits. Of every dtotripOoti, monufactorod by Otom,oongl.Oll, AO, GRAND PIANOS, PAJILOR GRAND PIANOS , SQUARE PIANOS, LSD =an NEW COTTAOE.OiI UPP.ICIIIT PIAN.I:I A LSO TUEIR NEW EN I,AIw6D POA I.Y. PIANOS. Yor aldo Lf JOON IL MELLOR, Solo Agent for()blaming & Nrd,o . Piary. Pittdoorqb. No. SI Wood alreld, b0t.w.,2 blactinnd mile, And /north neß:daarP Ai CHOICE LOT Or NNW ♦Nb FECOND-HAND PIANO TO MAKE MOH FOIL NEW PTOCK • • A huntsman Smeawood.7 octave blew, pith carsod mooldlune and diddled hack and front, =Moped Imys and 3 Iron tram., ne t quite two years uld • AIN Uu A wonted by octave Plano, with Iron plate tad double Iron bra., made by one ut the hoot tter. man maker and entlrdy new 4.19 U A Manogany °due Plano, In geed order, Now Y0rkmake........_..............._................_.........f A 1.... d..... R.,4P....., 7' W very Omani foraltara ......-...........—...... ....... . . .;.$ 76 .0 A 31a40aarty °octave Plsoa awls by Joseph Blain.. lleldroore, la mood 0rder........ , ..... $ 6° (40 A Alelloaray O. °cleverish., towall repair, Phil.. delplila make $ 30 t/.1 A Ilehogiai Wasp. 6 octave A klabommy Pleoo,he emellmt a '.. te roadriTy 1"14 "-"—s a Bro., Philadelpta...... . - The .trove grill be domed oat at the estream m ki■ prima ..medlar mak, or ou wry short credit. to room for neer dock , JOAN U. MELLON. nol2 No. St Woodetreet. k 3 Sao supply of Om =dwelled sod pop. tiler STEIN WAY PIANOS daily especial Among the snarly who have - p rod purchased Steinway Plumate Ilen. Dr. OW. Ham, priori* of LOCUST 011OYE YYHI ALLY. Ur. Rider hi himself • crttical Judged /male sad roneleal Inetrnments, and the 13teinner Piano. het. hM mionNue, alter haring tried &boil or other celobratad nether,. Thee eresten in nee et the YOUND LADIES YMMALD el Wathington ander the direction of lire. E. It. latiote, where t h ey h ave given equal delight and eatideo. don to the tencher• end peptic F. riel• by IL. HMS=• BBO.; 63 elm; Pole Agent tor Atelektraye Plana. P. 01.--They win be•old ageeteara lictory prime. Plow rill end examine. Holt. . KNAtts . aft prooolnad• by . N. ETAAKOBOII, OWVELV LATTER, H. VIXUXTIM PA, • ,Abi — D.OT . AIM • DIRTINGUISTIED .111JAK1LANEL . YOBS EQUAL IP NOT Et/PERIOD. TO ANY . IN THIS ,OOONTRY. llosoltscpirwro OILARLOTTA BLUME, Ace's! . • • 1111,Wood id., 2d door above Alb street 000 ZING Br OAS. , w wonD To xuala I.A.DricFs. lIMIE HEATED TERM IS APPROACH ,. "Wood we oall the Mention .f- tie ladle. t. the .‘cnbst • COOKING... IRONING, Act. otti_.amoy„ as 0x4. 144 w4kb An Wog stwarg. nody .4s I.bol4 B o:7o7bdiblir . . • • . I'2/IMMO Cut flleitiglteep ii r . l ,,..patodly Loor=it Nato A roma s saa cui Edo brags aotir f••• fcuiE tkaasallialgs_ Jixowit Pit at. 'Awn; ago • D..4l7.TGAZETTEittbooldestAilospoPertntAt West, and &many estensire circutatian antortystMe:budness ,„n d.,‘,”, it dirt :Monne:nista ads. , burs as the best medium through labia to reach the public WEEKLY GAZETTE is Want entry Walnut• day and Saturday, on a Wye blanket she.t,and c„ n tonn, i n otbitfion to It. nror of the week, a tarefulty prepared and reliatde report of the Market; etwartreint mat monetary ttf• afirn and an activate Bank Nolo Ltd, corrected weetelyfor ,h,,PaPer—malcing it the but ea aurcia/ Neunpaper in th. Meat .fausic, tcc itaustral lllM== ittsburg (I)actte. PU - Ft. X 33 I 1. 71 aG 00 _, rmet MUT. LOOT! 1111111,11173. D. =CM DAILY-91z Dollar* per nrninillt Mil°e to nil , tnims or 1234 reran per week, payable to the Carrion,. WE I.l'—Ter Doll:op per annual, payable In advance. Clubs are furnished on the following tertric .. Purr copies one year- ........ ..—.—.....- 1 .ti 0 0 0 $5 00 1 treaty" 0 0 20 00 And one to the pens. getting op the olub free. gfirAdrence payments are strictly required. and CIO pa per will lie tent •after the dole Is up to which It eras paid. Rate■ of Advertising of 10 hues, 1 Um.—... 1 00 .- 1 75 0 00 7 00 ....900 00 " u 12 " ^ 0 00 Yearly advertiser* aro entitled th one 140=1403 hog a4ls at Piwwitrts per annum ............... .._.._...25 no Ilir-Advortlaumeota with Cottitnibo odee. 1 Montt/ TP6 Blinn is Om &twine—The exclusion of the Bible from several of our Public Schools by the local authorities, and the systematic at tempt that is in progress to elect officers who will exclude it from all the rest, is exciting a good deal of feeling is the public mind. The only parties who make this effort aro the Ro man Catholics. They have, from the very be ginning, opposed our whole system of free edu cation, and have tried every Watts to break it down. Very many pollens who thought it de sirable that schools designed for all should offer no practical obstacle to the admission of any, and that the children of all elaStllle and all sects should avail themselves of their advantages, have hitherto been willing to Waive the reading of the Bible in the schools if this would ward off the hostility of those who have made it the pretext for keeping their children away. It was felt that it would be much better to have the children of Catholics attend these schools with out the Bible, than to hare it read to their ex. elusion. But the result shows that the reading of the Bible is the pretext, and not the real ground, - for Roman Calholio hostility to our School System, and even theme who were origi nally willing to waive the point are now satis fied that doing so wouldiie a useleas concession to unreasoning and bigoted animosity. They argue that if the concession made to one sect, at so great a sacrifice of the dearest feelings and tenderest aasociationa, have not been pro ductive of the end for which it was made,—if it has not resulted in bringing into the schools that class of children who moat need gratuitous education—then the sacrifice has been made in rsia, and there canjie no good end served by ill! continuance. On this ground, if on no other, the views of many count-111°0mo and lib cal men bare undergone o decided change, and the number of those who desire that the read- eg of the Bible should form an essential feature n our schools is, therefore, very mach larger hen It was before experience bad demonstrated he failure of the opposite course. It is impossible to look over the lists of nomina• lon for school of in the several Werth' of the City, without noticeing that the Democrats here in nearly every case selected Irish Catho lics for these position!!. Thin indicates unmis takably a willlugness on their part to surrender our schools into the hands of their open and avowed enemies, and can scarcely fail to lead to corresponding and counteracting efforts on the part of their friends. We would by no means concur with those who favor the entire eacinedon of memhers of any one religious denomination from political office;—but these ate certainly cogent reasons, found in the open avowal of the leading officer, and organs of the Roman Catho lics,against placing our Pub ' School system late mdr Immie or under their dedrel,—N. r Tnt Neollolol SCOT BACr‘ /RICA Lc rat t H. Stmt. :tune.!.--The Leon nmer he. a , letter from 13 Vincent, Cape Verde, adatliog that the Niagara put in there on lila of Oc tober. It appears that of the I which the Niagara took on board at Charleston, G 7 died before the ship reached the Cape do Verde Is lands. Dr. Raney, the agent, describes the condition of the negro°, as follows: They are extremely filthy, and much prefer nudity to dress. We have adopted the plan of having a large hose turned ou them twice per week, with strong men at the engine. They ap pear well enough satisfied with the bath, but cannot, even by the lash, which we are compell ed to employ freely, be made to observe any other sourly or decent habit It requires a good large crew of men to keep the spar deck, where they are located, clean. When clothing was put on them in Charleston, of which the negro slaves contributed several dray loads, they immediately tore It off and rolled in the sand and basked In the sun. I know but few cases in which they manifest any sympathy for one another, except to help ecrach each other's backs. They give no atten tion or sympathy whatsoever to the sick and dying. When one is dead the Ludy may lay for bourn among thenrin immediate contact; yet un noticed. But as soon as the rout has fled, they seal the blanket of the deceased and most un ceremenionely proceed to appropriate hie bread spoon and bag. Dnring the process of burial, they never manifest the elightest concern. A more stolid, brutalized, pliable net of Icings I never beheld. All of them take medicine without a word of objection, yet whenever one sickens he is al most certain to die. We found them with iteur vy, diarrhea, and cpbthalcida and relieved very much of the former and latter. They now have also catarrh, influenza, scurvy and chronic diarrhea. We have given them all the aid that money liberally expended and directed by in telligent Christian sympathies could dictate, But they ore a net of poor, miserable beings. who will probably soon relapse Into their old elate. lam satisfied that they would have been much happier as slaves In America; but the °urea would be upon us, for slavery always op erates far more disadvantageously on the while owners than on the negroes themselves . FROM FOOT LIAVENVFORTIL—na Leavenworth, V. 7', NOP. 1 2th.—Lant night an escort compos ed of twelve troopers of K Company, Second Dragoons, arrived at title post. I saw the escort as well as the ladies and gentleman whom they escorted in. But up to the time of writing this hasty letter, I have had no time to make any particular or minute inquiries, or to become thoroughly 00410 up" in relation to there mis sion here. It is, however, currently reported that this party has escorted Judge Ecklee, of Utah, who Is on his way to Washington city, and Is accom panied by a young lady of high standing in the English aristocracy, Report says that this pretty young lady is the daughter of a captain in the Queen's Life Guards and having been spirited away by the Latter Day Saints, she was taken to Brigham Young's harem in Salt Lake City. tier whereaboute having been recently ascertained, the Queen of England sent a requis ition for her to the President of the United States, who ordered Governor Cummins to send the young lady to Washington as 6,0011 se an op portunity should occur. Judge Eckles having huaineas at Washington city, has brought her thus far. I give this item as I got it, upon no authority of what I deem reliable hearsay. I saw the young lady in question a few hours since. She is a fine specimen of English 'beau ty. This escort had also• In charge mix fine young aqnswe—pretty and eweatmonntain flow ers plucked from their native bowers In all their natural beauty and freedmen. I believe that these Indian maidens gato sfemaleacademy, to receive the polish of eivilisation.—Corroyon denre of the St, Louie Demme& Tun cost of Um "Cable enthusiasm" is not yet over. The gold boxes to Cyrus Field and others have just been finished, the bill costing the city SltiOn. It appears that, at the Chrystal Palace, the boxes presented were only wood,'nsade to look like gold by a little exterior gilding: Con sidering .the disesteems failure which has 'at tended the "greatest event et the age," the wooden boxes were the ,most appropriate sym bols for an immortality which lusted scarcely a month. The recipients doubtless had a shrewd suspicion of the brevity of 'their fame, When they accepted lie wooden gifts with no many oratorical flourishes, and waited patleoctly for the more substantial box Ao be banded over without so much foes. , A Pin/mire or Danociumv.--.Yohn Halton An nesley, Esq., or Moreland Lodge, Hants, his re cently died childless. Hid he died hatestate, his helr-at-law would have been his nephew, Mr. Ernest Jones ' the well-known Chartist Widest, but so great sru the attlmoslty he is: tertalned for, Mr. Jones eh sonntat oUtha Mew. critiki.pei,edpisit of the latter, thet , •l 4Eld, sr his entire (rissrvlns tallfs'ilterest fee ils Tilos to eller stringers, *tit esMlsigglW JhneifitS . One forteark, saki"; ht-searyi dads - c1*Ar.7.4#9,*44 - . . ide hi. WINE _ :, --- „ . ~. As the approaching Centennial boa set every one upon hunting up reminiscences, we present to our readers, below, the first newspaper ac count of this city that was ever published. It is from— Tht Pittsburgh ilarrjto July '29, 174..1. oxeconEn.l .00 the west side of the Allegheny river, and op posito the orchard, is a loyal of three thousand acres, reserved by the State to bo laid out in lots for the purpose of a town. A small stream, at right angles to the river, passes through IL On this ground It is supposed a town may stand ; but on all hands it is excluded from the praise of being a situation so con venient as on the side of the river where the present town is placed; yot it is a most delightful grove of oak, cherry arid walnut trees ; but wo return and take a view of the Monongahela, on the southern side of the town. "This bank is closely set with buildior., for the distance of near half a mile, and behind this range the town chiefly lice, falling back -on the plains be tween the two rivers. To the eastward is Grant's hill, a beautiful rising ground, discovering marks of ancient cultivation; the forests having long ago withdrawn, and chown the head and brow beaet with green and flowers. From this hill two crystal form- tains issue, wbioh in the heat of summer continue with a limpid current to refresh the taste. It is pleasant to celebrate a festival on the summit of this ground. In the year 1751, a bower had been erect ed, covered with green shrubs. The sons and dough tees of the day assembling, joined in the festivity. viewing the rivers at a distance, and listening to the music of the military on the plain beneath them. When the moonlight rising from the east had soft ened into gray, - the romspeet, a lofty pile of wood enflamed, with pyramidical rising, illuminated both the rivers and the town, which far around reflected brightness. Approaching in the appearenec of a river god, a swain begirt with weeds natural to those streams, and crowned with leaves of the rogue tree, hailed no, and gave prophetic hints of the grandeur of our future empire. ills words I remember not, hut it seemed to me for a moment, that the mystic agencies of deities well known in Greece and Rome, was not a fable; but that powers unseen haunt the woods and river", who take part in the affairs of mortals. and are pleased with the celebration of events that spring from great achievement.•, and from virtue. "This is the hill, and from whence It takes its name, where in the war which terminated in the year 1763, Grant, advancing with about eight hundred Caledonians or highland Scotch troops, bent a re veille a little after sunrise to the French garrison, who, accompanied with a number of savages; sallied out and banking him unseen from the bottom on the left and right, then covered with wood, ascended the hill, tomahawked and cut his troops to pieces, and tattle Grant himself a prisioner. Bones and weapons are yet found on the hill—the boom white with the weather, the weapons covered with rust. “On the summit of the hill to namound of earth, supposed to be a catacomb or ancient burying place of the savages. There can be no doubt of this, as on the opening some of the like tumuli, or hills of rth, bones are found. In places whore clones are plenty, these mounds are raised of stones, and skele tons ere found in them. To the north-oast of lintel's hill, there is one still higher, at the distance of about a quarter of a mile, which in called the quarry hill, from the excellent Stolle quarry that has loon opened in it. From this bill there is.an easy descent the whole way to the town, and an excellent smooth road, so that the stones can be easily procured to erect any building at Pittnbureh. From the t.lutirry bill you have a view of four or five miles of the Al legheny river, along which lies a fine buttons, and in high cultivation, with different inclosures and farm houses, the river winding through the whole pros pert. "This hill would seem to stand as that whereon strong redoubt might be placed, to command the commerce of the Allegheny river, while directly op posite, on the Monongahela side, to the south-mut, stands a hill of the same height and appearance, known by the name of Ayres' hill, so called from a British engineer of that lA/oe, who garo his opinion la favor of this ground as that whereon the fort ought tot,' constructed. as being the highest ground, and, which must command the rivets, and the plain with the inferior rising grounds on which the town is built. The hill has been cultivated on the summit by o Highland regiment, who built upon it, though the building. arc now gone, and the brow of the bill is atilt covered with wood. .'From Ayres' hllh4 ilinite several fountains, falling chiefly toward the - Toorth, into a small brook, which iocreasing, encircles the foot of the hill, and takes its course through several beautiful little meads into the Monongahela river. fi e tbi a b roo k , before it takes ifs turn to the Monongahela, is a delightful little valley, and in the neighborhood of some plum tree*, the natives a the country, was the ancient reeidence of a curtain Anthony Thompson, the ves tiges of whose habitation still remain f on extent of ground cleared by him lies to the north, accustomed to long rulttration, and now ttrorn out a cutnwou. The beet brick may be made from thin ground. the tee loam and sand of which the soil COMAIIII, and the water )net at band, highly favoring the object. uAe you ascend from the valley, through which a .to leading road from the country, you see Monongahela, and approaching Grant'. bill on the right, you Lave the point of vita from whence the town is coon to the bout advantage. It is hid from you until by the winding of the road you begin to turn the point of the hill; pm then ace house by house on the Monongahela aide opening to your view, until you ore in front of the main town; in a direct lino to the confluence of the rivers. Then the buildings on the Allegheny chow themselves, with the plain extending to the right, which had been cod reeled. lon _have in the meantime a view of the rising ground. beyond the river 7, crowned with lofty woods. 1 was once greatly struck on a summer morning, viewing from the ground the early vapor iaing from tbo river. It hung midway between the foot and rump of the lull, so that the green above had the appearance of an island in the clouds. • "It may be here observed, that at the junction these two rivers, until eight o'clock of summer morn ings, a light fog is usually incumbent • but it Is of a salutary nature, inasmuch as It consists of vapor not exhaled from stagnant water, but which tbo son u the preceding day had extracted from trees nod flow cm and in the evening had sent back in dew, so th a t riling with a second sun in fog, and becoming u aromatic vont), it is exprietwod ;.. t "Tho town of Pittsburgh, as at prmant haat., stands chiefly on what is callod the third book ; f hn. is the third rising of the ground above tho A llor,hecy o r ator. For there la the first bank, which confines the river at the present time; and about three hundred fee; removed is a ..tend, like the falling of n garden.; then a third, at the distance of about three hundred yards ; and lastly, a fourth bank, all easy of incline• lion, and parallel with the Allegheny river. Those banks would seem In successive period. to have been • the margin of the river, whirl) gradnally ban thong ed its course, nod hew been thrown from ono demo . . to another, to the present bed where It lie, In dig ging wells the kind of stoner are found a high we observe iu the Allegheny current, worn smooth by the attrition of the water. Shells also intermixed with there are thrown out. Nature, therefore, or the river, seems to have formed the bad of tt ' town as a garden with level walke, and fallings of o ground. i Hence the advantage of descending gest son there banks, which art elsewhere endeavors, wit the great est industry, to form. Nor is the eoil less happy than the situation. The mold is light and rich. The Gast gardens in the known world may be form ed here. "The town consists at present of about an hundred dwelling houses, with buildings appurtenant. More aro daily added, and for some time past it has im proved with an equal but cardinal pace. The in habitants, children, men and women, are about fif teen hundred is this number doubling almost every year, from the accession of people from abroad, and from those born in the town. As I pass along, I may remark that this new country is in general highly prolific; whether it is that the vegetable air, if l may so express It, constantly perfumed with aro matic flavor, and impregnated with salts Ilrewn from the fresh soil, is more favorable to the production of men and other animals than decayed grounds. "There Is not a more delightful spot under heaven to spend any of the mummer months than at this place. I am astonished that there should be place repairing to the Warm Springs in Virginia, a place pent up between two hills, where the eta pours its beams concentrated as in a burning-glass, and not a breath of air Mire; where the eye can wander waren ly half is furlong, while here we have the breezes of the river, coming from the MiseLfsippi at d the ocean; , the gales that fan the woods, and are riot from the retrofitting lakes to the northward; in the meantime the prospect of extensive hills and dales, whence the fragrant air brings odors of a thousand flowere and plants, or of the corn and grain of husbandman, upon Its balmy wings. llere we have the town and coa -1 try together. How pleasant it ii I. a summer even ing, to walk out upon these ground', the smooth green surface of the earth, and the woodland shade softening the late fervid bosun. of the son; how pleasant by a crystal fountain la in tea party under one of these hill!, with the rivers and the plains be neath. , "Nor is the winter season enjoyed with loss fes tivity than in 'more populous and cultivated- towns. Tho buildings warm; feel abundant, consisting' of the finest coal from the neighboring hills, or of ash, hickory, or oak, brought down in rafts by the rivers. In the meantime, the climate Is less severe at this place than on the other side of the mountain, lying deep in the bosom of the wood; sheltered on the north-east by the bending of the Allegheny heights, and the south-west warmed by the tepid winds from the bay of Mexico and the great southern ocean. "In the fall of the year, and during the whiter see son, there 11 usually a great concourse of strangers at this place, from the different States, about to de scend the ricer to the westward, or to make excur sions into the uninhabited. and adjoining country. These, with the inhabitants - of, the town, spend the evening In parties at the different houses, or at public bails, when they are surprised to find an elegant assembly of ladles, not to bee surpassed In beauty and accomplishments perhaps by any on the continent. "It must appear like enchantment to a granger, who after traveling an hundred miles from the set homing", across a chivy montage, and through the adjoining country, where in mapy places the spurs • or the mountain still continua, and col ration does not always show itself, to toe, all at on , and almost on the verge of the Inhabited globe, town with smoking chimneys, balls HOW up w • splendor, ladles end gentlemen assembled, ration mode, . a .d the Massa of the dance. Ile may sup se It to be the-effect of magic, or that he is COM /OM a new valid Where thereits all the refinement f the formers and more benevorence of heart." ' • - • • • • • ; enblenethaat• o•l4olllkittnne la a MCM aMMT. art wee, beteg deist Ili" tio?inues, which le bursa, 13 X 111 . 4 4 3 4 4 401. 00 40 1 h10r1azV0i1l 1111 C 410 0 11 40%AlAg thoth hit4lnis MP, VOLUME LXXI----NUMBER - 296. fnourangc. - , ----- Pittsburgh Life, Fire and. Barbie ins. CO. Office, No. 96 Water Street, PITTSBIIREIL PA. ROBY. GALWAY, Preadult. V. A. Rixartine, &Cy ALBS. BRADLEY, 'vteo Presh Alsmanw rtZYINCI, M.D., Examildng Ph.larien. Mb Company makes every Insurance appertaining to connected with LIVE RIEKE. Also, against Thal and Cargo Risks, on the Ohio and kliesisappi rivers and tributaries, and hlerine Rick gen orally. Aral against Lees or Damage by Fin, And against the Perils of the ben and Inland NerlasttoP Pollcinl .t of it; lowan rata, coLudateut 14 safety an parties. Alexander Bradley. 'Joseph B. Leach, John rational, Nathan P. •llart, David IL Chambers Hobert Gahrayi &mud McClurkeu, Joseph P. Car _am, M. D., Jobe Scott, Jame. Marshall, Avoid Richey, Jame W. IleJlman, Chas. Artmemot, Me—my2b4y WiWarn Carr, Robert li. Ihrtley, John AITHR, The Great Western Vire and marine ins. Co, OP PIIILADELPIIIA. Office in Cbmpermei Bultding, No. 403 Nalnui, cortor nJ /berth Street. ACTIICRIZED CAPITAL .4500,000. Capital paid la r.4j4 00, Surplus, liiunary Ist, ........ 56474 05 V1",574 05 FIRE LVSORANCE--Llmnad or Torpatunl. MARINE INSURANCE, on Vaunts, Cargo nod Freights. INLAND INSURANCE by More, Cauale, Latta nod Lsrnl Csrrina;o. , DMILISOIta: Charlet C. Lathrop, 1423 Wainer street. William Perth:ll4l6W Plru, street. Alexander Whfilden, Merchant,lB North Prue& Truer filiglohnret, Attorney and Counaollor. John C. Hunter, Srm of Wright, Ehmter & Co. IL U.,. arm of Toy & Co., Wdamittea John 11. McCurdy, Jinn of Jame, Whited McCurdy. moo. L. eillearde, firm of Glilinaple k Zeller. Jan. B. Smith, firm of Joe. 11. Smith &Co Hon. henry 61. Puller, office T. 17 Booth Third street. Joluith Vogdea, office corner of &tenth and Paromom. June+ Walght, late earthier Dank of Tioga Alined Taylor, office. Cairo City Property. Jona J. Slocum, office 226 Booth Third street. 0.0. LATHROP, Pmaidovt. W. DAIILT27O, Vkw Ikea'dent LEWIS GREGuRY, t Branch °eke, 8 Wall et, N, Y. Second Vice Prreldl.l JASIES WRIMIT, Secretary and Treasurer. IL K. ItICUARDEOid, Aisilstaut Secretary. R. W. POINDKXTEII„ Agent, felt DI Water etyma, Pittsburgh 6`lltlll 11YSUILA.NCE, WI VII Reliance Mutual Inantante Company of M;IEI26SaMiEMI Office NQ. 308 Walnut Street. CAPITA L 1.177,92i...A5515S $252,46589.—1xamta1.10110wm IV !Innslap oo ImproralClty Property, worn] doable the mount.. —........ ...... ......... .$1133,910 00 Nun. Ilallroal Cu'. 6 per cont. 110tIgne tain t 630,000, cogl - 2n,600 00 Atlegibrny county 6 percent. Penn. a. IL Loan- 10,000 00 Pomo,'lour& IWlroad Co'eStak . 4,000 00 Stock of the It Raw. Mutual lamirauce Co 19,160 00 Stock of County Ciro Imicralice Cu 1,050 00 Scrip of Randry lueurance Compaulca 479 00 Bills Receivable, buelocee paper 62,111 60 book Aarcaaata, accrnad Interest, etc °ail. au baud and Iu Bala $1151,465 89 CLEM TC9O LEY, PreBl.BB. 1,111=0,11. 1- founial I.lMpbarn. Robert Moan, 771111 am Mr.,. • Enna. W. Tlngloy, Morainal HUI, Z. Lathrop, Chao basal, Jamb I`. Bnoting, llealth Mono. Wm. M. Semple, ritlab.ii. . lITSCIIMAN, Pacretary. . .. .. . EMIRMIS! Wm. IL illompu.u. David B. SUITOMM, John R. {Turret!, IL Chinon, Robert Tot.. I Mors/a.. C.II {load, • . J. 0. COFFIN, Agdat nor WArd and Wood dtreet. surance Compan y rsßoitan. .eurth Stre• renasylvania Ins OP rrrr: 0110 o• No. 03 V WRY Itatoptcti, A. A. Carrier, Robert Patrick, A. o.Bampooo, J. 11. Joueo, Juba Taggart, Ilcut7 Sprul, Nicholas Woodall% Jame* U. Hopkiroy, CIL CAPITAL.— ..... ........ -$300,000. liol-Fire and Marl. ILlskotaken of all ilcoceipticus. Jamb Painter, o.m. W. Smith, A.. 1. Jones, Itaiy Patten., J. P.Tumm, I. Oriertirmitl, W. B. Alcll6l, U. A. Liam", Pr.idant—llcDT PAlrto3. 66.-rour. and Tre.onmr--1. firm Snot!.. .5 • fderthaah' lagoranee Co. of Philadelphia. WIL V. PETTIT, Dokt D. J. 1100 ANN, Secretary. Amonut of tampttst Stock paid lu sod luvostol....kkJo,ooo 00 ourvltta_ $253.= 38 I oaurea Cargo 11. k• cm the 01.4.1 and Nl...in:Ovid ILITer• and trlbMartte. lomat+, egaltut loin or damage by Vire, •lao egainatihe pertLe of the Sea, nod lolotid :Va. - lotion and Tromportatloe. DIIMCTOKS. tvm. V. Path, .L.bsk Morzl,o ory, nv. Jobe IL Plumroy, D.J. 7 , lterttm, 0. V Witt.., IL.. Gunton, natj. L Woolstos, John A. Maraboll. Char!. IL Wright, Jnho J. Patreryou Llwood T. Pomo,. ' WM. V. PF.TVlT,lilett, E. V. VrITM Eli., Vice Neill.lent. Drina? J. McCaig'', Secretary. 1.2192.1. Seigel., Lamb A Co-. Philadelphia. Peek, hiergan Nadi°le; du. Truitt, Pm 2 00., do. Pommy, Caldwell A Co., dn. A. T. Lowe 2 Co, do. Atoinmita, Justice A Co, do. PITPRIURCII OFFICE. No. 27 WATER ETHENT auertltt It. W. pormincrrint, Agent Franklin Vir• Insurance Vompany at PHILADELPHIA Charlra W. Eanrkor, Ovorge W. FtOmni, Mom& Llart, Adolph R. Rorie, liaronel Grad, David B.llrown, Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson. eIIAHLEL N. DANCILER, Proaldout. envoi.] 0. Bancgra, Ea:rotary. ThiaCcrupany continuos to mako inattrances, pormatent rihnitod, on es cry description of property to town and country, at rides as low as are COT.lthettle with security. The tiampany 1.1111 rearval a large contingent fund, which, with their Capital and Premiums, safely insisted, 07.11 ample protect!. to (Ito tainttal. Tito Assets of ibn Company, on Jmnary 161, 1861, as prib tiabod nGrcably be Act of gasombly, tarn as follows Mortgata Temporary Loma_..... Stocks... Carte, to Murdock! D. Lewitt, Tobias Wagunr, $1,92,704 44 Inure their Incorporation, • period of twenty‘ine years, they hare paid npwarde of One Million, Four Elundresi thousand Dollars Losses by fire, thereby affording evidence of the wirantagee o4luenrahce, as well their ability and algorithm to meet with promPtnese all Ilabilithw J. OARDNEIt COFFIN, Agent, Otdon Sontheast cur.:Wood and TWA eta. Continental Insurance Company. e,.... 7 .,,raied by l? Lwatlatur, dj rennsyloama, VITA l PERPETUAL UUA RTER Aothot ized Capttnl, Ouo MUtton Dollop. &cared nut Amur/1121.1W Otpltal. ..... HOME OFFICE. , No. 61 Menu/ &Yee!, above &rand, Philadriphio.. lire Insontom on Building; Itaroitaro, Morchanillso, do. Marino Insormace on Cargoes And Freights, to .11 pacts or ho world. Inland Itmormicoon Goods, to„, by Latteo,tircro, Canals od Land Corrlages, to all parts of the Colon, eo the most aroroblo terms, consistent with mcnrity. OLORalt W. COLLADII ; ,fo;tUoiI7 Necoriler of Heade, to., Phltadolobia. WM. DOWNIER, formerly, Reeder of Will. JOHN N. COLEMAN, Arm of Coleman d Smith. Importhig Hardware and Collar, Blorchaute, No. 21 North 'llllrJ trtroot,elaire Margot, Phila. JOSEPH OAT, Lino of Joeeph Oat A Sou.Coworamltha, Nu. 12 Quarry straet, PhILL EDWARD V. AfAOHNTTE, firm of liarhotto Je Importing Hardware Morchanta, No. 124 North Third atruot,aboro Ram Phila. EIOWAND gnu of Livingatou deo., Produeo and Oomialealuzi Morobauta, N 0.278 Market et., above GEORGE W. COLLADAY, President. ants WnAae,Secreters. JOBIIIIA RODINBON, Agent. No. M Crib street .(npeteirs4 llnnotaisahels, Insurance Company, OF PiTTEIDWROIL Orriosgs--,JABIABA. 11WICKISON, Prcaldeul ATWOOD. liecretary. Ornos, No. O Merin *nut; Ral /noon Against a kinds of Ard and Marine A. ABEETB, NOVEMEER Men, 155 a: Stock Dm:IBMs, payable on demand, mom] by. Ott) ap Promiam i &rovid num. 4133,0D0 00 mug ..... 3,400 00 115 dame blechanka' Dank 5,105 00. 100 do (11tIscua' do do do 5,175 00 60 do Bahk of Pittsburgh do do 2,750 00 40 do Exchange Bank do do 9,1E0 00 Balance at Book Accounts...-. ...... ..—.... 4580 . 51 omco Furniture ..1 ! Wm. A, (!!dwell, Willem Miller, Jobe McDevitt, A. Bets,- Wm. R. thelma, Robt.D ßAN atull, Wm. N w&Oli O. GO, A. ilualse, lIISNItY ATIVOODO3oI ... Western Insurance Company 9W PITTSBURGI OBORUN DAIISIE, PnAl4cm!. P. U. GORDON, flecreitary. OVlltt NV• 02 Water .frost, (Spiog A C..'s ,Warao9.l!A sip stabs, Pittaborgb. WM /mart again/ Finds cif Fin anditarisos Risks • Mow lutglatieut atiarapi by Diragart. who an Wan know* fa aka caseunsity, and lode art*Omit By liorrality, io iha darattee isk M i rr as u n .d. as gra,* bestprassigois thosstsk• fatrt to be Wirral. AIWA °MO 8/, 138 r. titodi US 00 00 2,110 ate RIO on oifit 11.10 44, 11,00 GOTA " ea sm. ~~ ~ .. .r •. -I /1114011W ''' ; . + . • . Lair ~ . 7 ' '.' 3 ': , 4, , liraillbril:' l 4% 0. W. alititew . ..,e, Eureka Insurance Company of Pennsylvania Office No. 99 'Water et., Pittsburgh, .T. U. SIIOENBEFIGra, throddent. ROBERT PINNEY, Scorelary. , Continuo to lava.. against till kind. of Ffro caul Mirito :ASSETS NOVEMBER I, 11358. , • i EWE Mna•Ellla—payabla on dm:tend and ea • • cured by two approved 6.19(1,00 Oneb In Plltaburgh Trust Company.....„._, 61,410,21 Premium Not.— 61,9F:3,21 Bocedvab la.-- . . . . 10,171,3 i 200 nom EXclumgv . itsalk .... 11.662,e3 000 do Allegheny rook Stook— do -...___ 10,900,00 303 do Iron City Dank Stor.k—ourit. '11,260,00 99 do Ileobanlcs . neat Stock—coss.- 9, 400 , 00 Boot ...... ........ - 9,007,63 J. B. Sitoenberpr, W. H. Nhakk, John A. Caeghey, C. W. Batchelor, D. Cochran, Jame. J. Bennett, noilmd • Wm. J. lelawaro Karim' Safety Insurance , Company Inzerporreed by the Legislature qtransiyitania,l936. Office, Srl. 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