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Ctn. raiders by this time have all read the
President's - extraordieary message to Congress,
asking that body. to confer on bias power—that
of declaring war on his own responsibility—
which Wu wisely reserved to Congress by the
imam of the merriment. They have
ere Pi lde made their own camments on this last
Preeldutied emanation„ and those who were not
moved to inligeuks, no doubt, lamented the
infatuation of • poor old man, intoxicated with
power, who would seek to wrest from the people
• pnrogative which was even withheld from a
4.23 7
W end • Jefferson. Wean anticipate
their at the presumption of a President
g additional units , who has shown
Mane by his want of statecounaltip, his nar
lowness o
0 4_11
ews, and his corrupt associsileas,
totally It for the discharge of the mere arm
tire d of his station. His reasons for this
Millitkal • demand all in keeping with the de
mand itself; and we agree with Mr. Bawl that
"It
i l t : ti e w ad Sight bt sew.' President of 'the Hill
led making Congress to outer on him the
war-making power, in order to assimilabe his
functions „to those of European governments.
The paeans of a bill granting such powers as
the President leaks would be • virtual surrender
of the power) of Congress, and in opposition to
the express precepts of the conaitution." Our
government was established by men who had no
love for European institutions, and who desired,
in its firmation, toavold the errors of the dynas
ties of the old world. One of the grossest of
these errors thus conceived to be the exercise of
the prerogathur which Mr. Buchanan seeks to
draw from Congress. Ti) give farm 1111 he ima
gines, to his request, he asks to be placed in the
same position as that of the heads of tie gov
ernsointe of Europe, whose example he cites as
worthy of imitation. Hs might, with the same
propriety, ask the establiihntent of an hereditary
monarchy, and fortify his demand with the same
arguments in Its favor. It cannot be denied that
the President's tastes are decidedly monarchical
—if not despotic. His desire for conquest and
his longing for the war-making power, would be
alazoilig, if the country were not aware of his
constitutional inability to give street to his faro
rite measures.
It is true he has rarseites, who, under the
name of party fidelity, will support hie pre
tensions, but they are not of sufficient weight,
either in numbers or talent, to ensure him me
ans. Even Douglas announced his willingness
to support this last executive usurpation, for
the miserable reason that he desired to place
the Praddaat on equality in this respect with
the crowned heads of Europe. This is Indeed a
new doctrine ofmodanDemarracy, sanctioned by
both wings of the party. It would establish a
mWtary despotism, and thus place our country.
with all it, interests, at the mercy of any am
bitious demagogue in the Preeldeatial chair,
who, on his own responsibility, might provoke
and prosecute a war at his pleasure. Congres
would become a secondary, If not an insignifi
cant branch of the government, whose duty
would be to vote pplies from the substance of
the people, to be lavished by its military mas
ter. We have • sample of these Mad= govern..'
masts In Mexico,' which has been impoverished
and almost obliterated by the exercise of the
one man-power. Had that unhappy country
vithheld from its amblticip.s rulers the authority
to declare war, without consulting the wishes of
ihtthamedinto Pridesentignee of the people, it i
would have been 'among the most prosperous and
influential, as it is now among them= degraded
and demoralised ofnallona. WiteseveraCougress
can be found venal enough foamier= the Preel.
dent the extraordinary powers demanded bythe
present occupant of the executive chair, from
that period we may date the downisil of the Re
public. This is no party view of the question,
bat itis one which should be tun by every , pa
triotio citizen, without regard to hispollticalpre
dilectiona. It is a view sanctified by the obser
vation and experience of the fathers of the Re
public, whose precept's= too fresh= the minds
of the people to be forgotten at this early day.
Tan Philadelphia. Loiter, referring to the
course taken by the Late Asti-Tax Convestion,
says its ..doinge show a moat lanuadahle staled
feeling." If so, the SupreMe Court Is respond
ble for that Mats of fungi It refused to the
people of the cvmaly the juiLioe they had •
right ,to demand-4 legal investiption into
alleged crude of which they were the victims,
and a jury trial upon the facts at line between
them and the bondholders. The Supreme Mart,
by a tyrannical exercise of power, undertook to
coerce them into Mabmildon, without regard to
those legal defences of which Ills believed every
man has • right to avail himself, and the result
is an excitement which the Supreme Court will
do well not to ignore, and which can be allayed
only by oumeding the fall sajoyment of thus
. lap' rights which have so bag been the bout
as wall as protection of every really free people.
Na Roza or EVIDIIOI.—Mr. Coffey, of In
diana county, has introduced into our Wate
Senate • bW repealing the prong restrictive
hiw of evidence, and allowing parties to testify
In their own cues, erupt in 'pallid inatanosa.
This la an Innovation upon en old rule; but
we think it a good one. It has been tried la
New York, Ohl° and England, and has everywhere
worked well. Its operation in England ham sap.
served the muse of justice ea thoroughly that
no one proposes a return to the old system ; and
If • staid, slow. conservallve country like Eng
land can safely try ea Peat an innovation as
this, it can !Limekiln dangerous to us.
Judge Bell proposes a half way measure as a
substitute; but we hope, if anything Is to be
tried, It will be the t zadical change proposed by
Coffey.
The Andre of the Sweat Court, it is mid,
War the ehanipt--whiei is a rather dealing
eat tiptop's" at their vire.
Taw OBILD2/3 - 13mursn To DseTu.—The
Igkenstows (Pa) .I:ournal states that os Tues
day eight of lam meek the dwelling bons of
Mr. Z11221111r02114 kelark's Valley, la that
county, was destroyed by ire and three lives
were We. It appears that Mr. Zimmerman was
l e i s m oidojed somewhere near Fiasco% his wife
Emily remaining at home. Oa Tuesday
evening Mrs. Zimmerman and her eldest, son (at
home on a .Lit) left the house to-spend the
owning at • neighbor's, leaving la bed, se home,
three ohikben, of which the iddatt was about
thirteen years old. On their return, at about
10 o'clock, P. M., the hones was found la Haines
and early unnamed, the children of coulee
parisidag with it. A few of the bones f
children wore recovered and interred on ;thuy e .
Tali N. 0. Rear age miporta that the Fourth
Diststot and the who le of the rem of tits oily is
wader waters and the whole territory but one
liptiaatfrietthe stump to 81. Danis street ;
rariMrlet the water is several Lichee
" takabiteate of this portion of UM
otedleed to their dwelllegs, or amigo.
teal:street, by beats, Gahm they choose to
ammo mmeMeeable depth of mad sad
Wu. ? ,Ehrgbbgey, pegmt, aul ease
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LOnnon, Jan , 28 . / 859 ..--474 , 41esaliefaction
and uncertainty of the past week have had few
previous parallels. Not a single gleam of light
has beenthrown upon the political situation.
All the best informed people connected with
Pule
papers are themselves at length totally In
I the dark. Every one Seen there la no sound pre- , ,
text for war, and the friends and organs of the
Emperor are evidently unable to invent any
theorp that can delude the people on the subject.
But neverthelees, at all points the stir of tir
gelit preparation increaSee, and while the o ffi cial
Iffmiteur occasionally inserts a paragraph pro
fessedly of a tranqui ll aing character, La Prem,
the organ of Prince Napoleon, still dashes out
in brigand-like incentives to a repetition of all
the evil deeds of the first. empire.
In London, however the general impression is
still in harmony with that described in the &dei
ces by the last mail. It is believed that the
Emperor tally Intendedhlespeeoh on New Year's
day to be the signal for war, but that he has
been disappointed by the manifestations it has
drawn forth, not merely in France itself, but la
England and Germany. Among all classes of
his subjects, except, the soldiery, the feeling of
disappointment and alarm seems to be general,
while in England, instead of the public being
led away, as he had hoped, by the cry for Ital
ian freedom, the prevailing sentiment has been
one of scorn at the idea of liberty being cham
pioned by such hands. The wickedness of his
proposed attack on a country with which he has
actually not the smallest existing dispute, is
likewise seen to be snob as can be compared only
with that of the Emperor Nicholas upon Turkey. I
With regard to Germany, the attitude of Prussia
and the minor states, has likewise disooneerted
him. They appear to be aware that they had
better unite at once than allow themselves to be
beaten in detail.
Trader these circumstances the conclusion is
that his Majesty will for the moment draw back
although no one expects that the movement will
be more than a ruse. Perceiving the unpopu
larity and moral odium that must fill upon him
from voluntarily and wantenly stepping forth
to break the peace of the world, a surDtise may
be entertained thathe will just at present renew
all his former protestations in favor of peace,
and by setting his Ministers to create and fo
ment some entirely new diplomatic
will contrive in the course of a few Months to
proclaim an ostensible grievance and a make It
appear that war is forced upon him. ,Nothing
could brisnore nay than each a proceeding, es-
Wally — with the connivance of Russia, and if
Italy should not offer a suitable field the op
portunities on the Danube will be abundant.
But it is impossible without humiliation to:ltiilh
up the present dixturbanoe all at once. More
over, the compact with Sardinia asserted to be
of • character so compromising as to render
the avoidance of hostilities impossible, unless
that power can be Induced to see that it would
be better for • short time longer to mask the in
tended
policy. In the face of equivocal official
denials by the Moniteur, the European public
seem firmly convinced that the consent of the
King of Sardinia to give hie daughter the Prin
cess Clotilde, to the Prince Napoleon was ob
tained only as the price of • positive stipulation
for an invasion of Lombardy. If the Emperor
turns from his pledge, he may be in danger of
exposure or aseaselnation. Victor Emmanuel
may grant him • respite but it is not likely to
be a long one,meanwhile, the Italian populace
must be humor ed, and hence, according to some
suggestions, pains are token to trumpet through
Europe the armaments that are being hurried
oa in all the ports and arsenals of France.
There is no doubt that great energies are now
exerted to have everything in ratlines for stri
king a sudden blow; but people looking at the
stealthy antecedents of the Emperor are dispo
eed to think that if the blow were really in
tended to be immediate he would take care that
nothing should be said that could help to fore
warn those upon whom It is to &IL
An interval of a few months is therefore
hoped for, and at a week from this date, when
the English Parliament will assemble, opportu
nities will be offered of. judgingwhether that
hope is well grounded. Much will depend on
the tone of the lions. of Commons. If that
body fall to manifest a strong determination to
condemn every unprovoked violation of treaty
rights, the Emperor it is believed, relying on
the toleration of England, will at once assume
the offensive, and the danger will be increased
if his fillibusaring designs are palliated among
us by any twaddle about Italian nationalitZ
The only fear of the possibility of each folly
arises from the feet that • large number of the
members will fancy that by encouraging France
in the present instance, they would be helping
to break the power of the Pope.
Fair days after the assembling of our Parlia
ment, the Legislative Chambers will meet in
Paris. i liis Majesty will then be under the ner
°mildly of making some avowel that will suffice to
settle whether for the instant it is to be peace
or war. Until that date the stock and money
markets of London and Parts will continue In a
Mate of complete distrait and stagnation.
Enterprise of all kinds hare been brought to
• stand, and the losses on the Paris Bourse,
when the monthly settlement takes place the
day after to-morrow, are understood to have
been terrible. They fail, however entirely on
the public, the Imperial courtiers having, as it
is believed, during the finetuations that have oe
eared. replenished, in many instantes, their
exhausted fortunes.
fa eft t.
L A plan has been sabmitted to Secretary Totem
for laying a telegraph wire across the Atlantic,
Whitth is to be supported on floats each ten miles
apart with enormous anchors submerged, deer
upon the ocean bottom. Once in every one hun
dred miles, the Inventor would place a buoy of
great power, tp sustain telegraph stations. He
Maims as the advantages of the plan the in
possitility of losing any considerable portion of
the wire, and the fug that currents could be re
from different points. Lieut. Maury, it
re
ported
said, conceives the plan • practicable one.
Tun Richmond Exiguityr has recently devoted
some attention to the Cuban bubble out of which
It the wind completely. it declares the
acquisition utterly impracticable ; the thirty
oilUoa bill a delusion ; the Idea of making the
Gulf of MIXIOO •orre cicrusum, and Cuba the
gate-In the face of the other islands in posses_
Sion of the European powers absurd ; and the
acquisition of Cuba even If practicable, with
thrall; quarters of a million of free pogrom and
surrounded by free blinds Indesirable.
Vex: sad accounts ooze from Nies concerning
Alexander de Tannedlie, who in now quite
blind and fast declining. His accomplised wife
soothed his dolmen' by reading to him, but she
gas at last been Unit of voice, and sea make
herself heard no more.
Madame Cavaignao, the 'widow of the cele
brated general, has given the entire portion set
tled on her by M. Odier, her father, (200,000 f,)
to Ma creditor,, he haring unfortunately be
come a bankrupt.
No 'email or Buramon."—The project of
forming • new SIMs out of a portion of Wiscon
sin and Michigan does not meet with much fe
or in the latter, scoordtng to the Detroit Tri
bune. It Mats, that Last winter s resolution
Womble to the movement, puled the Senate, but
the otdy ninon it &dm was because it was looked
upon as a mere Idle proposition. This year it
isms up la Ma Noun and was indefinitely
postponed now Eal.
Two adios brought to try the right of the Gar
rick Club to expel Mr. Edmund Yates will be
tried at the witting Mier the term, ;before Lord
Campbell and a Special Jury. The matter ex
cites much interest In Maury and other circles,
and various witnesses, including Mr. Charles
Dickens, will be examined. Mr. Ewin James,
Q. C., will conduct the oars for the plaintiff; the
Attartsey-General will represent the defendant,
who is the Secretary of the Garrick Club.
TES Leavenworth iliac, gives an account of
• attempt to kill its local editor, Mr. Blois,
• y W. D. White, of the Journal office, and says
• Wilts entered the Mesa °Hoe and approach_ g Bit. from behind fired at the back of Mr.
8.. the bill lodging is his shoulder blade. White
• red three shots before Mr. B. could get to his
eel. White fired in all six shots, two of which
took effect, wounding Mr. Sloes very Severely,
• lit Is hoped not mortally.
HUDSON'S BAT Coarrmtv....-There is come pros
. •tmonopoly of trade enjoyed by the
admen' Bay Company is near its end. Mr.
Galt, I or OeneraL,of Canada, announced
mit we k that the Canadian Government had
• • infer that the exclusive right of trade
-Jaya y the Hudson's Bay Company to their
• . •• .• territories tread be abrogated by the
ems ointment on the let of 3E= next.--.
Mr's. .
thile
bland bead nephew of the great John Phil
pot Curran at present , and has been for some
an in ate of a work house in his native
• • only of ' li. A movement Lon foot with s
view of eo lag a sum of money sufficient to
sip him dent of public charity for the
• of hL ft
t
•
MOST of divert* cases and suicide accounts
which ap in our swamp papers, are asso
• •la • manner with the spirit knocking
•• ; • an. • facts are so palpable that they
eaaaot bit overlooked.
A GOOD LISSOl.—John Percy sued the AI
. • y Dratimi Journal for the moderate MUD of
sl,Boo,ooo p f o t alleged libeir, but the Jury fa il ed
to gee the tof the joke, and told Mr. Percy
taint
■
east lot oidy do
on. without the dimes, but pay
iks of 'prosecuti
“i
Tin H. Y. Skis sop tau the "Cubmapeels
ream of Independeace,” read by &gator -. • -
t • treeditafaror of the Toodks' ..! -
ITI 111 •
a. milks is the olflos of th
Dolts i at New Orlimuul. • 2 .„.. :
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KM=
Til* Onto Li 4 .9 AID TROST C 0111,501-01(
Tutee'sy last the assets of thia4lefuhat befitting..
corporation. were placed in the hands of the
trustees appointed by the Superior Court of Cin
cinnati. The Ga=tte nays :
No accurate estimate can be formed of the
present cash value of the assets. Upon their
face they foot. up as follows:
R. ft and other.bondu, good or bad... 51,034,435 00
Bills payable of all kinds 502,721 27
Cash on hand 15,891 155
Country lands, et $2 90 per acre 10,590 00
Three City lots, estimated 10,000 00
Total /melts ..... _ .. ....... 51,824,847 93
la addition to the assets here, there is an
amount greater or less, but bow much is not
known, locked up by attachment is the State of
New York, which, if ever made available to the
creditors here, will be, at some day probably
far distantoafter a hard fought legal contest.
It is understood, however, that the trustees
have secured able counsel in New York city,
to protect the right. and interests of the
creditors.
Is the speech of John Minor Bodo, before the
Opposition Convention at Richmond, Virginia,
the other day, he said that he had traced with
an "awArtrioll hand," as with a pencil of light,
so that every man could understand it whet:cold
read the Lord's prayer, that the origin of every
calamity, every evil, and every ill that had be
fallen the country daring the last thirty years,
originated with the Democracy. He adds :
"I ought ,perhaps, to make an exception of
the smallpox, of the choler* and of the yellow
fever. [Laughter] I ought, perhaps, to make
an exception of these—for, whilst I think it ex
tremely probable they were all Introduced by
some Democrat into the country, I have no his
torical data upon which to base the fact—l would
not hatard the conjecture."
Cuaoarm Duaancee.—We hare su our pos
aasolouthP certillatto of • revectablo cittren, todtlfying
that be wit. entlesly eared of Ohl' drculful dboraiin by o.log
Eloeshater Horktmf
w. shall take pleastre In Attiring the certificate to soy
person doubting this atatetaeat.
- • •
, CMTVIONI—ite eareibl to at& for lberbarela Holland DIP
tem. The great popularity of this tordistna hes induoad
many imitations, which the public Mould greed against
ptirsaing.
MP Bold at $1 par bottle, or st: bottles Ire pi, by the pro.
pdalcubLlKlNJ. PAO', J., & OD. . Marofaßartn g Phamble
Nadas and Ohamists,27 Wood street, behreen Int and 2d
Ma-Jettaburgh. P.., and Druggists asoarally. Jaylniamy
liugincoo .flotirto Se thangro. .
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
—The perinershlp heretofore existing between the
mibenibers J CURB MARS[/ALL and 11BNItlf lid/NARY,
nudes tho etyle of Mareball A Menearr, was dlwailred by
mutual commit au the tint dayof Amtosry, 1869. Mehra.
ins of the late Arm will be Wiled at the old steed, corner
of /Abort, .od Wood street; where those indebted will
pl ill prtweist them for ease make Immediat
eettl e paemetik yment, and thaw hewing ehdaill
*
JAAIRS AIAitiMALL.
CRARY MoOVARY.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSIIIP.—
The law partnership heretoihre existing under the
name of NOMA CAMPTON A murixtut, wu dissolved
R. P. MO RLLRR, lbe retiring partner, will haulier be at
No. ILO Fourth scoot, corner of Cherry alley,. few doors
below Ills former al., H. P. 1110ALLER
PIttsborith, Feb. Iitb,ISNI.-421:0tdAXMT
C O- PARTNERSIIIP NOTICE—I have title
day as/existed with ate Cr. R. R. NOR/US In the
Clothing, Tailoring and Fornlatiing Trade, and the brainea.
of lb. Om will be coodneted to the O.IMO of J. L. OARNA •
011 AN A CC. Person. Oaring bush:was transactions not
closed will be salted upon for eettlernent of all personal
affair.. 3. L. CARNAOUAN,
Allegheny City, Feb., lat, 1,59. 4181wdaw
-----
THE undersigned have this day associated
with them la boatman Thomas B. Lloyd, late of the
aro, of Lloyd • Co. The style of the firm hereafter
will be lilt, bare • Posers. RBA • POBBI-111..
ALM rums
RICA, LILOWD & PORISYTH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
DEALERS IN PRODUCE
0011 MISSION AfIfItCHANTS
for the eels of
I'M METAL AND BLOOMS,
No. 75 Water Street,
Pet]. ISSPfeI PITTIIIIIIROII. PA
PATI t L
h E ,
iundetaignd
rehve
.a tMcasVe
rage n i
athl
arid Liter Pills, Mr. F. M PORTZTL The style °lnk,
an will continue es hereto/nee. nistrNo BIOS.
Pittsburgh, Jemmy let., 11164.-Jal9ettf
OTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF CO
PAILTMILLSIIIp —Public notice. hereby given that
the copartocrehlp heretofore catalog
Coffin
the name,atlle
nod HU* of CatoOL, IiVADSIrO.III & CO, Nogino Dander& ID
Allegheny city, comb/1K of Matthew Celleiga, Fazed. WArls.
worth. and W. B. Wlnto., .. partnere, h. been and to
hereby publicly declared diroleed; eo that on one, nor any
of said cow-toe. le a/Imnd or authorized to contract any
moo. deb.. Wbtlltim or obilgatto. of toy kind, in the name
of iald gem of Crldge, Wadevorth & Co., nor to collect any
claim, Wore a mete. I. appointed, and notice thereof
publicly Riven. WATTEIKW CROOK,
AR& leod 8A011761. WADSWORTII.
Allegheny City, January 70, 1&59.
THE undersigned have associated with them
the Ocionolaaloa liveiciese Jilts Takrisx, late of
Steubenville, Ohio. The stjlo of the Arm will continue as
harehifora NIMICIE • CO.
•Li;. ...... 1141111.- •Y.l. KM=
NIB/CIOg de co_,,
commisbioN MERCHANTS,
►or the nle of
Pig Iron and gIOOMMI.
&Bald 95 WATER FTILKET. thrrracula
Aria itbbertunmento
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
ci try OF N.ENV yORFi
Mo. C. LOOMIS, Agent.
No. G 9 Wood Street..Pitteburah
Capital mad Eharplaz-.1101 , rs 1,077,900 40
New Yozz, January 1, 1 859.
1. Gaits/ Stock g 600,000
2. Number of shares of mock subscribed for.siz thousand
3. Amount of esermerneate or limtalment. oa
stock paid la, I. rah.. 600,000 00
rah.....
1. The nine, or as meal s. y
m bo of the
Real State held by the Company. ......
2. Antoci:it of cosh on bad
8. Amount Math deporttad m banks, emelt).
log in what banks the same is depalted,
Oonsineatel . . ........... ..........
4. Accemat of mab in bade of agate and la
coon of translates
6. Amount of loans seared by toed. ad mart.
ages, eonetittltlug the lien on the real es
tate on width there le less than one yarn
interest doe and owing, worth at hest
$1.179,600.
6. Amami of — loses on which Lateran lose not
A
paid withto nue yar
7. Amount due Oompanywhkh lodgmeeie
hare been obtained oo
All other Maims due the Ooropesty..
EL Amount of Mocha owned by the rommo,y,
whether of any State aro( tat/oda &atm,
Sr f say Incorporated elly of the United
tate.sr of any other dmeription, epecifying
number of therm and tar, and mar km
arch of the same; tut 81,6,0c0 ; market
..
.. . 170,227 23
ikAtisount of Mack held isy the company
collateral amity for loans, id th the amount
lamed on each kind of atmk, If. oar ad
Inatket alum par $143,34.84 market nine,
$152,997
10. Amount of lineaments oa the mark of the 109,850 00
company celled in, and dos and
11. amomat of premium notes - for Inland avi
ation Make
tmoat of premium uncollected on polka
amed at °Mee
12. Amount of interest on Invest/mate made by
the company, doe and unpaid; (dos Jammu
I, 1850,) 30
LIABILIT lES.
I. Amount of tomes due mot
2. Amount of the claims forts... which are In
sell or contested by the oompaoy 16,600 14
3. Amount of lows during the year, which
have been paW 103,717 60
4. Amount of claim. for kneerdoring the your,
which hare not been watt., • portion of
indult I. Included in momer to No. 2 of this
. .. ...... ... . _ ......
.5. Amount oilmen .....g the year which are
molested 6,000 00
Amount of lame during the year reported
to the company and not acted upon._ ...... 0,591 26
7. Arnowt of dividend. dael.red ..... 110,000 00
8. Antonot of dividends declared dm, and no.
240 00
9. Amount — of dirldenda (*lam melt )
doctored and not yet clue. nom
10. Amount Of money 1X11TD1.04,144 tlto nature
aD4 aantaillOf mentity gtren 11.011 a
11. Amount of all other enleting elakne amnia.
the beropony, canto:god or otherwise.
141001114.
1. Amount of,eseh premium. nwolved 623,010 95
2.-Amouht of premium notos taboo by the
optimally for folood navigation risks. 8,024 74
3. Amounts( premiums earned —,. 602,477 39
4. lniatint of intereet moony raelved from •
the
foveatanente of the company 68,506 96
5. Amount of Income of the miiipaoy from any
utheer
......... 131 CU
1. Amount of hoses paid during the year...-.
2. Amount of Immo pal the year,
which ecerned prior tp t h ug 21,857 07
3. amount at which the to were estimated
lo formers...Dont, which were pald dozing
the year 29,800 87
it. Amami WO and owing for reinsurance pre-
WINOS
16. Amount of mint. precolerms, whether paid
oranpaW.... . ...
O. Amount of dl;idends paid during the year.. 111,419 00
7. Amount of exPenota pold dialog the year,
hielndlog comodedons and foe. paid to the
agents and Macon of the company
8. Amount of lams paid by the company
9. Amount of all other enplane and expend&
tare. of the company .„... 36,854 47
1. Amount of prorolseary neteriorigloally twin
ing the capital of the
2. Amount of told Dote. bold company
Da
part or the whole of the capital thereat.
_ _ • - • • --
queluded also In preceding waver.
tAmonot psid for tbs. two 'sem is. bsendodneted trues
gross unman.. Net pennant= shown In weer to ant
question of section 4. Nothing now doe for either.
STATE OF NSW YORK, I
Cityand aunty et Nen York, n.
OHABLIYI 1. MARTIN, President, end J. MILTON
PKVlTLlSseretmy, of the HMI. /011 4 / 1 1111:11 Compared the .
Cily of New York, to me personally known, befog amorally .
duly tworn;depoesand say, and wash Mr himself rays, that
the fonrgegmy MUMMA and Morn of mai Gotoymey. made
ay to the Soot day ofJannary, 6.1). litNis Just, true mun .
cornet, and that they are the officers of Judd Company..
henrolo dated. •
(naroed,) . MM. J. MARTIN, Pawn:kat.
, J. MILTON &magma.
Babeeribedind worn to belay lan. tan 240 dal al Jan
AR,, A. DOM
l'itAmil asy hand and ofildal and..
asszaktii Lam
0 1 6
(U A L ocounfts.».*e swasthiski;ll.,diwtit, a t
.w / 5 3 1 1 4416 1,9adna 11X ~., • ,-, ~ .. 4
Eiriiiii tbebuta hitt» u:Sta ataim6: ,
str,am lib squawk . .
11011344 art, ' No. WA 1111140A7atiminugh.ASW4
MI!
gmiimmczmi
Y hi abbsinsnnents.
Festival for kLe Snßtmary:
TILE ANNUAL FESTIVAL FOR 'TIIR
bettent of tide Itnnentler inn be had Itt the OltY
HALL, Matter atm; no the anemones and moninge of
Dent TtlltilDA If, WF.DNIN3DAY nod TIIIIRSDAV.
The ." 0 1 , emation uf a huntanepublie le oorneetlf mit need
ed In this effort' to amtat this went Institution Ist a time of
Peeedeig need. Contribution. of money. retreehemote nod
mtlelea fn. the table", ma's be soot to t he Glatt on the elle,-
teenont of TUICSDAt It. 21d Itort. f°39..341
s VERY INTIMSSIIIISCI NOMBIth. OF
FRANZ LESZiII'S
GREAT
Illustrated Newspaper!
Win be reedy .1 .11 News Dvou, nn
WEDNESDAY MORNINO, FEB. 23D.
It will contain •
Tluillhag Mahn° of the Tenrific Accident
At-the National Theatre, I t hlladelphlk *kn . ". Ic'ung
e Al ras Which. and frightfally Warta. by haigel Tigtv.
Splendid Engravings of the Groat Hop
At the Metropolitan Rota, New Salt giving • perfect
sight into New York Hotel Life, with lively &mynah...—
Ann, Mastratione or tome or the prvillett awl how
Ma ,
they weiodreoted.
A Splendid Picture of Funchal, Madeira. )
Two Beatiful Pictures of Napoleon's
Tomb at Paris.
Portrait or the RAI,. B. B. Brown, the first American Al its
alettarY m Jelltn-
Numeronsother Engravings, bemitifol Taira, an epitome
of the News oldie Week, (Them. Diagrams of new photo at .
"I'll". by Michael Phelan, the champion players:if the
Unitml Stems. Tho whnld (ermine the belt and chespeat
Family Paper published Id this country.
0,11.1" PIS CENTS.
To be had at all New. Depot.
Homestead rtto j Insurance Company
OP TOE. CITY OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. lieo,obo Securely lure•led.
Orme; WHITLOCK SUILDINtI, No. 1311 NASSAU,
Costs. Higthan Slum.
IIIS COMPANY have in oontemplation
Jl. establishing Agunclai In several important sections of
the Union; rentletuendring act as Ageets for this
C
Company will please app y, by Muir, dating refesenses,
hat Companies Of any ) i ney on, now Amman for, end the
probable amount of bit.intyw that ran be oontroHeti for Ibis
Company. WM. CIIAUNCEY, Pr... Went
whs. lIOLDREDOK. Vire Drullud.
ledt3ld JOUNI °ARLINE, Serretary.
--t.
SPRAGUE'S ANNALS OF THE AMBRI
CAN PULPIT, Eta. 6.
Why ant 1 • Churchman;
Swords' Pocket Tlmanau
New Tune 800 ,
Churchman's D pry:
Poraale at DAVIS A PPS,
fat:C.lls Odd•Fellowe'
c l idk HORS SPINEI WAGON AT Auc
, vo, Wodnewlo morning. Feb. =1 at 11 o'clock
at the onntoorcial ode... Room, No. 61 Mt, at, , •
111 be
' taw operfor light ono horse Spring Wagon.
P. M. DAVIS, Aust.
500 BATH BIUCK for s w ale m by
fe22 - No. 16T Liberty Wr AUEEOW
est.
Ro.R...FIELD co., aro closing out their
wintor work of Silks and Motu De Laing at very low
prises, [bey here alsorwelved o supply°, Spring Oasis.
nl,_,F OTTON-111les qonivnjrTile by . gL rT
tz g!
SOUTH-WEST MISSOURI.
'
pi
rt
[We publLob below, • Spada R from Prof. Swallow,
SW. OcoleWat of hllenourt, on oat a lauds situated in the
county of Barton, In that State. • will In aeon by the
letter of Prof. 8, this Report wee repaint at th e renting of
Meow. Wm. Irraner * On,No. ST °drib street, Plllebergh,
who are the Annan for the Bala of large body of lands In
that county. As the object of tide Report la to furnish re.
iitth I e inforts.dion to Wove homyw contemplatoineentlng
In that portion Witte South-Went, it le hoped that It will
receive from ail auch, • careful wont}
aniusitcn. &lONS, STATX Warmest". I
Columble, lio, A Is 10 0 8 . i
Mesas WI.. F 611.1 • Co.
Your letter requeettog me to repor to you the character
of climate, zuriaosof the obootry, rot and other natural re
sources of Township 33, In Renate a 02 and 30: Township
.72,111 Itangea.ll, TI and 30 and To othlp 31 in Bulge 33,
In Barton county In this State, 1..< hang A. I hare be
fore stated, It will be innamettele for to Bite yon • ml.
ante description of cach towradelp, as I county hag mat
y et town surrewed. I hors puend through it, .113 malting
nr prebmlnup marveys. Illy knowledge, however, of It
and the adjoining COMltit4l, IS Nob II to emblem. to .peak
with certainty of the topography of the ciounty, tha climate
cod the 1011, and with rcienehle certainty of the mineral
weldtb of We manly.
Your lands in Barton count tOtto63ll• 1111. y, aro on the yrentern ea
tromiry of the Idlwantri table:lends, whlrh I hare thus de.
merited In my flop (now no pre...lon the South-Western
!trench of the Perrilc Railroad:
Thal portion of Southern kllzaetti edict:ding from. Ber
ton county In the Earth -west, to Er ROMatiere in the south
1 .
earl, usually represented Lathe tern entremlty of the
Ourk Moutaalus. ta In fact, a Rad, nd, varying from lOW
to feet abore the ocean . In th Went it, I. eofnclently
undulating to be well drained; while in the Youth and Bert
it sometinoa rums into ridges sod knob" of moderate slow
lion.
num this tableeland the country ilecendv, by moderate
stripes in every dimtlon. On the northern elope, are the
headwater. a the Drywood, - Siar,Poninte de Terre, Menem
•n 4 fiessonsile, Sunhat, into the Itheanith on Om East, the
ateratnen and the llig, &ain, Into the Mau!salmi, no the
South, the eaten id the St Senor°la the Current and the
White and in trlbutivriee, doseadlng tooter& Arkansas;
and Spring river, Shoal or lt, and Neosho on the western
eltase.
The nlleyie of the tallne . o2l2 streams which do. hatti
thin iablvelara, are at Ara hut little des...nevi below, the
. 1 0
senerallevel; Let the teethe* ey devrend, the deeper and
wider they become, until the earesnJ Into broad alluvial
bottoms, bounded by Wein or Ina pr.:49,.....
The lea kelerid pp evaints• so top etiniciently rindelatlng
to be cell drained, and stlil l, ,iii enough Ler ayrienitaral
i.e . ..
Pirrsana.
4.1 - 1•1... - . I
•as Mom Gelid, hes so elevation of some hundred Met Mgr. the mmuu. It Me •
Id gentle sloped of some four or feet
rdm the Chao, Ude so
Arkan.
mho or Grand r 1 r: mid no high moms
. to disturb Irv:able laud •
..wcale
uh urnally prom sat Ode Ontario undo,
lof north Wit There arc' no swamps
c \ i
de, from which uorionscrhalationm can
y conaiderable Vim of this country.
them facts Mtn and as our meteor°.
• ok•rly thou, la reomrigremble and
Comm Report for 1 84 0, shown that
la one of Memnon h eathy regkma In
' , mein:mien are longj tomperate and
t and mild. No climate, 1. Mort, le
r.d.
....t v,
ealt i l:, m an p. d a
. 11 . 1mn . loum trrowth of
<1.01.00i.
Bo far an obeerred, teuadary of thd game notern
may field pas th Burt°. n:Motf, tai
the Port to
the R outh. Weet. It eartalsi slut • large part or the
country, particularly t • northern and weetern, Is under
laid with ralittabi• ma t .In other emetkom the lime.
stance /ad muidetona e Weer earbrnlferum roete
Dome to the emgmor.. .
TEL table I ,
twe/v• or Mae h
rolling lorfacs,
to the mO5, tow
ma, and ths N ho
Mimi or arld p •
temperature.
Oh. 371 E parall of
or overflowed e
Wm, to Whet a y
The climate, t
logical obaerva a
salubelonu
Ira o. B ooth-Wen tun 1
the Milted Stair) •
dry.; the winter. •
beet/v.oond to mews e
Vier Vag!s products of
•
Tba loom. surface deb
spa.. The valley•of
alluvial deposlta,aad •
marls of the bluff •
Al one would es,
above stated, the ao
rkw charcter. It la ten.
fakir-lands, but the to
rich. And bedded, the
dery It inashautible, no
rich fertilizers, whener
by cultivation.
i
. 211e - a . oll - is nail ads tad to baron, corn' eats, tobacco,
(ma, ate., sad Um rot nations yield V. ouparior
whoa halt of all kin done& Chatrina t gm, pima,
gram, ate., are tho niene as prodaods of the roll;
obile peachea and pearl, &If d.the oultivadad variation of
apples, plum. and grapes, or. grown with looms, and thvy
ylgid a groat protnalou of moot Ltoellent lank.
NUILDINCI . ltalallala i
Ars abundant In thhe oonntry. Thar. In an o r supply
of limlnlApe and mandato., troitablogor all y rary por
no... Cihtys aud sands of alegliont qualit for camonta
and brick., aro %handout. Gravel and nabbing of good
qaditbal for walks and road; ore= In the hods of all the '
amen. an 1 . 14141111 t.
MU county I, very happil d y
Ilivlded Mao timber and
prairie, thkb ire gm the most part so ammiged that eve
farm may be it - applied with • deelrable portion of eac h.
The preirive are ready for the plough, awl, may be ouUj
hued with hedges of the Osageomage, which le • native
of
Thorn lean abundance of moot everment timber. Lion,
birch, cherry,. cottonimmd elm (2 speclei,) biCkory, (6
emciee,)kwoet, oak (12 epesias,) eyeamore walnut (black
and white,) and radar. C apply all poesible demands
for lumber and fuel.
Barton wooly Is well watered by the head blanche. of
Dryarood, Clear and Ilona, civeks, ou the North; and by the
Coon and Noddy, and. they branches of tie iN melt., on the
Bomb. Whether springs, mete ebund.l es in other parts
of houtlewmfern Alia...mei, I net unable to any, slow my
note' Are silent on thou subject; but the nu inetunv streams
and the @fleece or my nobs, leads me to both,ve the spring.
sr. ss Immerolla ea elsewhere, or the het would have been
1 ,
mentioned. In the report ~. quoted, I lave gift.] the
hallooing &wipe!. of the el. op, of gouth•wwt hhasonrl:
Thera ',probably no part of e coot/noel, that can haul
dm large a bomber of hold,limpid eptin? whose pure.
cool waters gosh tooth in such abundanco. beautily nod
of the land. Bryce'. Puri' g, on the h • nhful Slangs,
Pp
N' one of the largest. •It rim. I • oncl soled valley, where It
forma a email pond, that liens way—a tier,' Ills river,
jolt ta,low where It dews fro m he eating% 11,125 fret wide,
.41. =avenge depth of a at one foot, end Its velocity
Is at MUD more then ono Rest r wood. Th is Immense
spring diechargeof more thou 20 cubic feet of water per
avuod, 454, 3 26 per hour, and 10 927,872 cubic feet per day
The water le nearly pore, natal about the some temper.
ature et all mow., sod shows perceptible tlnctualloo In
growth), either In the dryad or wettest MIND.
This Is one of the malt y ha large' epringe who.
pure water. cult* and form the amorous etreems which
dew hots this table land. Man of them furnish the very
Dot water power for drleing mil • nod factories ,
Tho stream formed. y th ese opengs, ore 'numerous,
Clear .d rapid. furolahlog ern t waterpower to drive
all thendile and factorised...an by any ordleuu7 popu
lation, While the wings and stream s large enough to
furnish mill are very num. us, the ....ler fOnntallm
and brat:rhea are so abundan t, t at every Germ may Deem.
plied. In short, the pare, limp' louratsima and etreamsof
this region are unrivlledin ty, nod adaptation to tbo
wants of man—they have droll ecl the admitatien and
praise of every traveler.
$1077,990 10
i ' g, of
I • tke
• WA)
n hay
at of
at ..ra
u 20 et
I 10 9:1,1
dr •
ffe
d or wet
nt •• •
the au
&lan of
g • al
hese opt
ernl
nun 1
and etre
2ZWIt 124,
ant, I
at
limp! to
n ty,.
dial' •
0311.
This county urbane an abort t
urinous coal. I bareseen work LI.
and
your Inv land. aro unrood. Thdarlakl ere can wi t hthe
ore
POPOLA
Bo litUe ha. boon known of II c
region until the hut few park • I
but .paroely populated. But • ,1
talllgent and ttnifty pountury ar
country ; white the &wishing • w
a wealthy and maned pepsda • •
boner an sufhciently err • •
to educate the children turd 4 1
A more through earth:air of
able ma to speak with store
hoer rave referred ha, r 7
aprings and the Umber; bus •In general terra from toy
goal Waa e! the oanntry.
Tory rupectinity,
• 1.147....wdater
MIME
. 7D,674 67
19,921 13
STAROH--50 hts. Mad
60 do do
• in
in Mora and for oalo w
LIC
fold • ;'No. Ild
LOVER SEED-10
_ . .
419 Bead to store bed tonal@ by
WG
Tbus. in -
.1. f•l9 • LE
CORN -1000 bus. E.
forauM
OBACIA3-10 kge. 6
to Mono aed "for We by LI
11D RANB--30 aka. smal
AI howls hlo Lt
MITIIITE GREASE—
, TY tir law by
.--.-90.4 bin in
)Alt BUOKZTB •
Itocksta mad 20 news *Mb
Loans and Diaconate...
Dos by other Hants.....
. Noise end ebectiof of .'
U. ILTreasury Notes.
t'rr .c llton :..... •
Do 8 t...tb.r B;,i;i;.:::: 1
Dare Deposttors......--
The o w led ls
My knowledge and belief'.
I Affirmed
boo
me,this 21
(.22 J. V.
Statement of toe
She above statnnsent Is rot
ado. and I.llst
Sworn and nabncribed Le
IESO Mr_ J.
1859:Eallimore and.
THE BA_LTIMOR;
OHIO RAILROAD COIL
ere tame prepared to receive.
throogh IMP of Luting to s • •I
Pletedtmargh and t.
Rates guaranteed to be eqe
tim Penbeylvmds Roll /toed
For information ma to r e.
dam may be made by letter
undersigned Conte:
SOSTON, Rases Potter,
NKW YORK, O. W. Po
gator lien:
PRILADKLpIita,CoIb
and C
Kell
1: 1 1LTIMORE, .1. T. line
j1:117811URGII, J. 4. Ca
Partlerslas latentlart
• shippete generally, of Pi
"thiGY• to called tome ftdut
pared with other; and tithe
&Jail General hell
gIi,LING OFF
It belongs to lite quaternary
' the dream are end with rich
• • high land: by th One silicione
tion.
1160-
from the geo cal thwarters
8•1101100110 ry 1111 r a very saps.
• Mae are a very With:roof tro
• body of lb* hod le exceedingly .
ub Noll of the all to marls raw
deep plowing willing up tbens
• the surfatte.eall hdeteriorated
C HAR LOTT
Is uow selling off at • frantic..
cotoprehcssiso stock of
KIM wr
Or the petkelps' snaked!, tageth
lone of EMIT MUSIO and .
Great harpies ere offered,
the ;drama stock by the od
time It Is latemlet to cativo ;
MOM. OU
.. .. . .
FEBRUARY, 1 65 9...—phiceaveav, 1859.
PIAITSIO rozorza
FOR Neap; BY
.1 OFI I'S Mr— NEELLOR,
t. ,,,
No: St Wood s , Pittaburgh.
......
AROSEWOOD Se - nd-hand
Paseo Octave Plea°, with rstringss
Freech Orand Action, elegantlY Inlaid wlthffl lll l l l
Pearl Ornamentals, Oaned 51m O ditige and Carved Desk, In
Imo hoe than ono year, end in f perfect order; coot in Now
York $4OO, will he sold for SYS cash.
—,-...
A WOODWARD & ROWN,ffif in
Boston, Rosewood 634 taro PlanA
with foil Iron frame, won kept end
flinty thek; tone full and di uct, with may lad, eitudic
Touch. This Pluto will he emoted and sold $5O lows
than Boston pike.
ii - SPLENDID LOUIS xrithiffitm
Rae..A Plena, by Raven, Bacon A
Now York, with French grand action,
overstrlugo, combined Iron and wont frame, felt
ure aw
of an canto new invention, producing a Tone of the t
doliceb, yet powerful weenie*. The Piano Fortes of this
old nod established bowie, Raven, Bacon A Co. stand second
to nano to New York, an their instruments will be sop.
p_tka ihnenth John il. Mellor. etto Factory price. In New
York, delivered at Pittaburgh, ked oast toady fur ship.
ping.
____ •
A ROSEWOOD GI Octave Get
z". to.. Piano, dottrel, new, will bewild
for ow hundred and ninety dollard'ewh.
,r SECOND RAND PIANOS At
?NPR
$ 175 , PO% Pas VO. $ 3 5, $ 25 find
$lO.
CII ICKERING & SONS '
BOSTON PIANOS.
No 20,393—A new grand mole 7 octave Louie XI V Pim - Ts, -
20,470—A now grand scale 7 carved moulding.,
10,088—A carved moulding 7 . richly varbs vosel.
" 19,731—A carved moulding 7 powerful Togie.- - ,
-
" 21,515—A most elegant 7 Cileard style.
*11.92—,A new grand scale 7 . new upright Plan.
20,106—A new grand kale 7 . plain mond comer*.
20.619—A new grand scalp 7 do do
o 20,366—A rosewood 7 front corners mod.
241193—A rosewood plata . do do
18,042—A fall grand 7 " Baton price $BOO.
91,609—• rosewood plain 654 . P, lo Bap to A tee.
" . 24621—A rosewood plain" do do do
" 20,109—A block walnut do do do
7.0,617—A. mammal plain do do do
NOTIOIL—PIeat take node* that my Plano on thimbove
liet Oaken number than WACO, be sold at a disseSunt
of Teo portant. Paeans residing out of the city, will
pa.e direct their letters to .1110. 11. MELLOR.. Agent for
Michelins A Bonn, N. 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
MASON & HAMLIN'S/Mit
MILODBONS,
4%
dont octa portable IdolodeOns pith harp legr..--$ 60
5 do do .do do 7
6 do Plano style 6
e—vory eleg .ani— .... 100
' 6 do do do Double 8eeda....... 10 0
Them Ifulodeons p_nonoursced superior Wall other. by
Dr Lowell on, Wm. Yawn. tha pianist, Thalberg, Webb;
Patter, Gottschalk, ett. They have imen awarded the high
egt prtmloms, at every Palr where mhibited. Yor selemiy
by feltdAvet' .10110 IT. MELLOIL,BI Wood at.
, NEW AIIRIVAI. OP PIANOS.
.at eupply of god WO.
[LIG bed. ou florae crack
doubt that a large part of
coal beds of good quality.
is vast resources of Mb
het toasty pees
01 It ere
r' • 1.. " / / , ...Mello, la
an repldlp opening the
. 111 .4 op with
amebae and wined-
Booth•Weet .Wont)
vase the people.
of lour would ou
tlay on sinieof thesob
ly of the coal and the
/I have been able to say
survey, VIII give re a e
O. O. SWALLOW,
Geologist of MI
. on Pat. Corn Starch
Slater Paul o
do do do
IiIITORINSON,
. • ,A sad 146 /Int
,bIB. prime Clover
.
re and for sale by
: a IIUTOLITNBOX.
THE NEW SCALE 6& OCTAVE
Corn in store and
, mg a IitITOIIII4IBON.
and 10 kgs. 5e
• HITTOUINidoN.
TILE subscriber has just received in addition
to • .61•6616 mock of Ow IMP .111411, P.ren 0.1.,.
111 .Sa ir r o lgint prim fro. £ 3o o bo. POO. POUR
011 t O NSW WALE 04 oOTA VA PIANOS.
The bowl:foment in lb. ow OSS Octavecombda la • oom
plebe challp of shwa Is caned UN wok. being • r•Oloil
duns tbrougbout the spikepint? Is foot 111.10, in
atrioneno sad ft totally 'dllkosat to sada pnolosaly .
h the mon•firs.
'floe peke AI the am 64 Omni INN k. from $2lO to
• skci, aaaadil bike aqb of the atheilor.', ;Fa We by
nu H. lINLLON.
rapt kit Chlckartsig abaft Pisa% No 81 'Woad IR,
tAPledistiwit. Ibl6
~ t& O a
SOIL
wwl;: n
:tare and for sate try
TUBS--60 dos.
Ara.Dand ir lob by
ICIEST ico.
Vant Statements.
St►tement of the Bent or Pittsburg
PITIIIII.IIOB, Feb. 21st, 1
URA'S.
Loans. Bilin and
.... 02
Heal Estate and Oroond 44104 Si
Mocks and Alivellansews 10,405 04
Doe by other .............. 20.010 “?.
Rank Baba & ebb& U.& Treas. New. 34.200 60
Speedo (gld and wirer) 401,6e1 79
•
LIABILITIES. $2,345.919
Capital
Pronta and !:Analogs
thipaid Dividends audAto.penso Acc't.
Duetn other Hanks
Circulation
$2. 0 840,
The above statement le correct to the beet of my9io 79
knowl
edge and belief. ' JOHN HA BURR, Casbr.
Sworn to and embecrilme.l tble 2121 Feb., 1059, beton , tne,
0822 AUSTIN 1.005115, Notary Public.
Statement of the Merchants* and Mann.
fact neer,' Hank of Pittsburgh.
Prrtsemuoi, Monday, Feb. 2lst, 1859.
Circulation =1,012 001
Due Deptsaltora.... - 222,803 701
Due other Banks.. 143124 00
Due Commonwealth 1,403 00
1. and Dlecouuta, 954,401 74.
C011.1n13/1
133,813 82'
Note. and Cbecke of other Banke 44.921 to
Duo by eth ta er Bank. 37,201 39
The above etemeut Is correct and true to the Dest am,
knowledge and belief. W. S. DENNY, Ceshler.
Sworn and rubacrlbed bektre me, tlds :let day of Tab.,
A. D. 1859. - fe= J. Y. Ilacausuls. NOWT PONI4-•
Statement. of Exceange Bank of Pittobg.
ETrtssuson, - 510 MIST, Yelk 1.1.2 1859.
Loans and......... . ...... .41,522,532 34
Neal Estate 46,9°0 66
Spode In Vault 255,067 66
Notes and Checks of other 11ank5........ 17,652 47
U. 6. Treasury ................ 103,200 00
Due by other Banks 47,766 43
21,995,409 46
Capital fitoek.
Clrrolattott
Contingent Pond and Pro Mo.
Depositor....
Dm to other Ilanlot
gl, 995,499 46
I certify that the above statement Is truo to the beet of
My knowledge and belief. 11. 31. MURRAY, Cashier.
Smartt and subscribed before me this Old day of Yeb o lfifilk
f 022 C. W. RRNEBT. Notary Public.
ttttt meat of the Citizen.' Bank.
Pittsburgh, Feb. 21.0; 1859.
ASSRTB.
Lamm and Discounts... ....... ....... ......... isEz,seo 42
CAP In Wank 70,161 80
Note. and Checks of other Banks 61157 h)
Real Rstate, 9,000 00 .
1111suellaneom Actuante 6.030 30
Doe from Rank* and Rankers 17,272 07
$007,471 79
LTA BILITIM.
Indirldual D. ltore
Circulation
Contingent Pon and Profits.
Dividend.. un d
Doe to other ha
The abore stamment
edge and belief.
Warmed before me ttil
412.2
$0J7,471 5
correct to the beet of my know!
K. D. JUNES, CmWar.
a 21.1 clay tbfFeb ,
=IV2=!!EI
Statement of t
Alecto...les. Bank of
1'0,210, 1&,9.
Doe to other Bank.
Duo to Depogitunt..
DIM and Not.. DiNiolll
Doe by other Rankly....
Notes and Cheeks of in
Fperie In Venn
146.514 42
to the beet of my koo
2). D. Slog KEW, (lathier
y of Feb., 1859.
..CIIO2.SI'EEI., Alder...
The above statement Is r
ale wad belief.
Swam I.•fore me thin 21.
fe22
i:M 31=
•
rem City. Barak,
110101, Vrb. 21a, MD.
1616,9:2
21,100 42
1100 k. acid
E 6 WI
n-rekot aocoWing to
the
beet •
IJ
I
]VEIN NAGOFfIN, Caller
t day of February, A. D., 165
AOHINZIE, Notary Public.
Allegheny !lank.
mersonati, Yob. Oth, 1859.
BS'
Notts.,' Dills Discoun
Coin
Note* and Checks of oth
Doe by other Banta
IMIEMMIII
Dna to over Haat"
Individual 1.113.511.4
1.354, 01
ret to Me brat of my s9l komrb
J. W. WON, Usable,
re am, thin 21st day of Feb,
CHEN'LIt, Notary Public.
) aneous
io Railroad Co., 184.
ANYNIBiL
. State and WWllogien/in
I, tht Broadway, stem the
n & Clowton, corner Brod
rry @Grob.
Mt4EMGI
Ithey,lllW.ter etrmt
; Al legheny m(l2
.ambarg Oily and
or UM Noe Route sac..
I. nonage and U.., mi. ra-
HENRY D. M . USS,
ht Agent d IO.R. R. Co
I-V ORDER TJ
JAKE ROOM
FOR CONTEMPLAT
D INPROVEMENTS
E BLUME,
No. 110 W
above eat, her large sad
OitT ES
PIANO
AND MUSIOAL,
Iwith her extaritivo
USIO MOILS.
It la datarmload Window
41 , 11 e of March, at which
tme
ad otherwise Improve he,
,RLOTTE DUMP,
etabllabed Plano Depot,
*rest, 2d door above 6th.
CHICKBItING PIANO
•
I_7 4. , L ,
-
ROLLING MILL SITE.—W 9 9t i or IL)
7. — A.tr Adjourned :Meeting of the °nut ,
trate, on envy terms, that iletinaile 1...b0n "i Poi" Men: Christian Araccintion will be held THIS
i Rinahrite3 3 , intioining the Iron Works of Joss, / Auth k Cfooadati EVENI.NO, at 7.ti o'clo,,k, nt the Boom of eta
Oa, erintaining shoot fintrarrea The eine le well adapt.] •aisiclittion. Pr actual attemlneve le rninceted,as fineness.
to ', Hoc m in. ~,, g wt „,. Si o nnitry Plait:ling or Paw ern:ewer... will be transacted.
Mill. or almost any other manufacturing .adores. /laving 1 f 322.11.1 • LIE Nk r A. L A nixot on. s,i,e,
a large river hook with p...,1 road to wharf, Orr extending i
~v -
,---- .
- Young men ' 6 Library AlsocLitlon
tom the river, limning so excellent harbor for Want, etc . -
taerrax.-0/10110 VAIIDENIIOYY, roill'et N. w
for farther istrticulare, apply to
-..--- -- - - •- - York, pill give three, of him entertainments base the
Young Men'. Mercantile Library Arsrehstlee and tlallii"bli.
1.73.17:131.1.111lIl';‘) A} : ::; T ;7 ;. . r k : 5 :;:; n .: " " . 3 ;; 2 '-kk sx ; ,4 ii U hla_ 8 n::::: . Y ..u t:h ..
I T i / 11 . 11.1 2 : 11S.
f enirsiv3 —l. An EVOI/1/17 frith nr,,,,,,,,..
poor.
ope ,I, i..lo'clock, itecitattoc t to commence at 7 , '
Ti, kiit3 25 rents, to lie hail at the 111.1 c and n i ,,,, ~,...11 ;
liiitiiiii: Lintary Rooms, Lector, Committee .141 at
lbs
D
_ _
HILA.IIICR
ft/21:21rd Corn, Wont and Third streets.
BLAST FURNACE EUR L &.- Lo
Sfrem enziw...ad Inotrine (Iyllodrry lately la TIRO at
tiro Allentown •athntelte Vorvtrrs.
Thls machine', Is In gm! ord.,. nod Ass kien t nl
la eon•Notatee of an ettlarsetornt of the work. requiring
loons power?
-...51.122,700 00
177.812 78
3,19.7 16
44.820 76
.297.041 00
979.711 13
Poll partienters may h. obtain,el 00, appliratioo. the
eubserifer, at the Office of the A Luorrow N. IRON COM
' PANT, No. 105, WALNUT litrort, Phitelelphia.
fel7.ed twd JOA. tuuor, President.
OLLINO MILL AND GALVANIZ
AA, ING WORAS FOR SALE —The firKeesport.kg,
Imitation Brooke ghee. Iron Mannfartery, Galvanizing
t Work. nod Mlnv.l INaory, In the Borough of MeKempert,
in the County of Allegheny, Pc, on the Monongal...la river,
and the Coneelleville and Pittsburgh Railroad—twenty min
ute fide to Pittaburgb. There are two sheet Iron 0,111., and
I one bar iron mill; .In furremv—one on Inthroved eletlght
annmilng furnace. Them worts edit make Bitten hundred
WWI 0ra1... Iron inn year. The Galvanizing Werke no , In
I • leper,te building. htemnteats lnnd at the mill doer, offer
log (militia. by rallroed or etrambent to noy point In the
United Mates er.Camulaz There am two and • half erre. of
pound, on part of which the work...and, the remainder
being bandsman Itnildiop LOIN. On I 11,Vill, Oft Vt. There
ere eight mei in eight et th e
rlor quality of cool, nt from Ivo to he r g o d n hell cehu I.•r
bunhui, dell.rel et the ge Efeeeedon given en tlr. of
April next. For pertirnlers, eppl ,to it. U. 111 BIN,
)a2tlmmol Wilmington, Delearare.
OREGON BREWERY FOR SA LE--Situnted
on Stewennon street, Eighth mud, Pittsburgh, fronting
on yid street 123 feet by IRA feet back, In good order and
condition. Pomeasilen can be given immediately. For ref
consult Rhode. & Verner, at their Brewery in PUN.
burgh, or Gee. IV. Smith, at Ills Brewery In l'ittebnrgh or
Wheeling. Far tertris oriels apply to
fetelnul WM. &I. BRIEN, 137 Fourth et.,
3 818,0109 00
642,04. 00
. 189,91890
. ♦19,850 17
1Z,1185 09
FOR SALE—An interest in a ManuGictur
leg Retablishment in this vicinity, COPTUDIOnt to Mar
ket by railroad and river. As one of the owners is dogtrot,.
of removing from tho neighborhood his interma will be sold
• great bargain, and the busineas being exclaslvely for
cash bat little espital will be required. To any one having
• email capital to Mama the above la a favorable opportm
attn. Tor= may. Apply to I,RVI WADE,
B,lB:2wdtw•P No. 2.9 U Liberty stroot.
FOR SALE - 17 avres of Land in Ohio tp.,
8 MOE/ from Allegheny City, 1 mile from the P P W
and 011 R elation at Killbusk. Apply to ORR. W. DUNN,
math 'Woof Ohlo .t., 11 door west of the Itlemond,
pony City. PULS
OE. SALE.—Stoves for cooking
,
Fbeating, etc , the best winded patterns; Flre
Irons, Fender., Coal Scuttles,Sad Irons, Drittanle,
In .note or odd plena, the great Patent Grid Iron,
the beat article for broiling ever introduced in this, or per.
hope any other, city. I will refund the price In any ca.
where it &Moto prove what I represent IL lioneckeepon'
the best redacted stock In the city, and ea cheap
ne the cheepeeb at Dm Iron City Store Wsrehon. of
W. W. BHA DSIIAW, (Stiecemor to T. J. Craig &Ob.)
No. 124 W
All sorb of Jobbing done at shortest n otice. ood
Orden. etrevt.
by
mall shell receive prompt attend. fel2
OR SALE—A Farm containing at 9 acres.
F
100 elevated. 40 in meadow, bal.en welt timbered, ell
well watered; improvemeuta gaol hewed log boron, good
barn, good orchsrd of Oak or 300 fruit trees or different
kind., situate in Westmerelaml county, 2!,4 from run-.
side station P. &IL Title is on', of the best grnritur farm.
In the county, and will be sold at n greet-bargain Applj
to OEO. W. BOON, booth side of Ohio et.; 3d door west of
the Diamoud, Allegheny City. telo
FOR SALE-200 acres of findin Ligonier
4p., Westmoreland en., on the Oreembrirg pike, r..!,;
mil. from Laughlinstown, 1.1 mil. from betrobet well wa
tered and well timbered. Will be sold luvrffor cash, newlll
trade for city property. Apply to GEO. WI DUNN, Forth
eids of Ohio street, 3d door wester the Moment, Allegheny
city. Jn24
FOR SALE—A liOUSit AND LOT 011 the
corner el South sod Wont Commons, Allegheny
City, adjoining the beautiful residence now in prtioives of
erection by S. Lothrop, Fag. The lot i. 54 feet front by 240
deep, banning through to Water Lane. Bagel. of
J. SCIIOONOIAKEII,
corner of Wood and Third street,
over Dann., dart k Co's Broker olllce.
4440,000 00
. 20,4 - 1
. 122,715 00
34,114 41
687 02
0,033 43
lEEE
.Yl2 89) 11
19 4,1 4
tb.1,043 Ott
1+3327 On
VINE PRIVATE RESIDENCE FOR Et
SALK—The entweriber,lntending to reside pew=
tom:tautly at his wealthy seat, floor Rut Liberty, olio - . for
sale his Reddence on second badli, Allegheny City, corner
of Sandusky W. and booth Common. Apply to
GdU led A. IIItADLF.T, N 0.4 Word striwL
FOR SALE OR KENT—One two story El
Frame Dwelling end 11 , ecres of land, sitiolnin g Jta.
We property efJahn Wright,Pitt tp. Price very low. to..
qulre of . 1e24 WATT tr 1111.440 N.
FIE2OR SALE OR RENT —A very desir
• 010 two dory Brick Dolling •Ifortm, to gond jpg.l,
order • with gas and water fixtormodthate on Colwell .trees,
N 0.59, Sixth ward, Price very bor. Enindoe on the preen
hew or of Jots WATT& WILDON,2M Idbeity et.
FOR SALE.—The undersigned offers EA
for sale hl. property In the Corough of Sewick. J1c1„
iell* Ann large Krick Dwelling Ilottee, Pramo Rani lind
Stable., Brick Spring Douse, Ate_ with from ten to forty
acres of groom], ea the purchaser may desire. Them is it
good Orchithil of choice fruit, nod the minnild about the
Llourie ore ornamented 11th shade trews. shrubbery, tro. It
lo • moat desirable property for • country home, sod trill
be wild on vet; reasonable terms. For further particulan
enquire of .1. W. F. WHIT& Attorney at Low, 106 Finh
street, Pittsburgh, or of the eubseriber on oho premise*.
oelerdll
U. lIONKINS.
.FINE COUNTRY HESIDENCE FOR.,
UDR OR BART.—The subscriber offers for italeM. -
or rent that delightful Coyotes Seat, now occupied by
Adam Reinensan, in Reserve Tr., adjacent to Allegheny
City, comprising eight acroeof choice land, with modern
built Brick Dwelling of 14 rooms: Orreo 110000 Spring
L'r.hurrie, Di.rn, Stabling, Teiaant Cones. to. Poneacres are
or Orape, whlob por
o's. to to the most raltmliloVlns
rtl In the county. Them Aro mound inindrcil Fria
err, Applui, POUNCherliel, Peaches, to., moat ot Lich
ILson imported at gout crot, and are In fine condition&
-.whole Is Orator land, highly cnltlvateriatiii improved,
tornineuding a fino-qu ~ nf Abe
isadtf ug tvtiutry.
D. 11. RYAN.
VOR SALE-320 acres of finely timbered
11, Dad in Calls county, Ohlik well watered, 10 miles
tram Oalliopolbi.2% miles from the Ohio duo, Will he
sold low for cash, or will take good Improved city property
either In Pittsburgh or Allegheny City. Apply to ORO. W.
DUNN, South side of Ohio Arcot, &I door 0.1 of the Dia
mond, Allegheny City.
POlt SALE.—A tract of land containing
ninehalf acres, Chute on the Fourth Street
Reed,abont three miles from the Court Mom, Will ho
sold low for coop. Inquire of
sarlaU:fittgUiglltt
Atry
I . . .
OWA FARMING LAND.—The subscrib•
molls,. Resale on ihvorable term. six hundred scree
Choke Lands, !situated In Wright and liancock comities,
adjacent to Ilne• or Railroads now In mom of centt
tlon,•and one nut only two mile, from Conn ty
TR. above will be sold low for nab, or exchanged for
farming lands in this or adiolnln'g conntlea.
coal 11010111 & AMIE& 121 Second et
QUADS MILL FOR SALE OR RENf.-:
po frame Plowing Mill in Lawrenceville, fronting 50 feet
on Cbeatont street and eatending bock 100 feet to Ewalt et.
For 101 l dowrlptlon and terms apply to
felB AUSTIN LOOMIS it CP., 58 Poneth et. '
QTEAMER ADELLA FOR SALE.
b... 1 —The Stern Wheel Steamer ADELIA, lag
• now Ile+ at the 251. Louis 'rhea, le offered to owe very
.
I •r Awl bee
Tonle, Cathartic and Antl-Dytp•ptla
PILLS.
' TN bringing different kinds of medicines be-
Owe the public, to order to .how the high estimation In
which they are held by others, many prefer to publish re,
(Menlo. and statemente from persons at a distance. We
might do so too; kat at home we prefer home testimcmy,
particularly since it Is from a class of citisena that all in
this vicinity know who they am and where to Oud them,
and that what they say Is reliable. loot read.
Sr. CLAIR, new Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. ft, ISE&
Meow. D. L. Fahoestock A Co.—Dear hero used
Dr. Wilson's Headache PHI through a period of Le years; I
bare recommended them to many- persona afflicted with
eick.headache mid administered them frequently to those
In my employ or under my any with insatiable good re.
aulta. Weems httleor no dreg. Weide, In our family; by
timely um of the plifs we mono doubt saved many a trip
fora physician. A friend of mine, who haa a good right to
know, said to ine,'"lf I was traveling, and had but one box
of Dr. Wilson's Pills,l would not pool with it for fifty del
lartif I knew I contd.:tot get another.” I cheerfully en•
done him as to their value coder the circumstaricea. My
own opinion hi, them is uo other pill equal to them. Yours
truly T. Awe°.
Prom Tie s lifacketore, kat Treasurer of Alkplemy
(Ivory, lb.
To Dr. D. A. Wllson—Dear Slit-11nm born min
g your
pills bine° 18-10, end do decidedly ray they we tho beet Mil
In rum or that !have any knowledge of. I first used them
for slckAesdache, with which 'suffered beyond description.
lam happy to any that they entirely minol me. Since Hen
I use them ace family medicine; if lem bilious, or not
t hing ails me, mod ' . I require medicine, I take a pill, end it
ore: they are ay only medicine, and have been for the
lan lb yearn. THOS. BLACK)IOR D.
January 0, 1848,
Prom Withons Richbotini, &T. Pity Treasurer.
herdsman, Feb.B,
Mums. D. L. Palm...dock Co.—Oeurieractc—lulMS ml
opinion of the medley( Dr. IL A. Wean'. Tonle, Cathartic
and Atal.Dymeptic PIM, I will briefly state that for many
year. put they have Leann Mandlog medicine in my family.
A box of them pill. la always left within the reach of .by
one *homey feel the necesaity or takieg a doom, eay tine to
thine. Whether it la owing to the etheacy of these pill. yr
not I do not pretend to my; but I can safely masa that Mace
we have mod them my family Mei MIJO)1.1 Malneßnpb.4l
gond health, and I cheerfully recommend them to all who
doily appreciate this ittoinirmhle blaming.
Bmpectfully, At., WILLIAM EICIID
ag A.1.31.
From Cid. Wm. amyl (keekatieedaaer VState
• Waseixeren, January 8,1010.
Dr: R. A. Ni7son, Pittabraph, Pad —I hare been ming
tour Anti Dyepeptlc Pill., when 11“1.40t1 required. for many
r., and can truthfully say that I have NNW found any
-IL lamoqual to them in relieving me from affectiona of
*mach and had: they ham never tidied to relieve ma
from headache, and Mae always left my matem le better
=condition than they &media I moat cmaideutly dot:mead
-v our pill. ea a nate and highly valuable medicine.
Your., rameetfully, - WILLIAM HOPKINS.
P... Sc." C.Pri's Merediort t rfPfritterriji, Pd.
Doctor IL Adams Wilamn—Some 17 years WOOD your
id
sere recommended to me by the lots Judge mid I
have Med them ever alma and And them to ammo-every
parpoim na • family medicine. It Mem me groat plemure,
Meriden, to roarer In theopielon of Col. Win. Hopkins re
entering them m expressed In Ms COMEEMlBirlition to yea of
the OMlnst. ' Yours, empeetfully. 14.4111U5L COOP/it.
Prepared and mid by IL L. PAIINEFITOCY CO., Whole
.% Dririrtriets and proprietar•PAllNKSTOOK'd
VEIIIIIIFUOS, No. tn, corner Woad and Fourth ets., PitM.
burgh.
Our Verm Mtge is the meat reliable cure Mr Worms either
In hildren or adults, seer dLacovered. For Bale by MI re
el l
e ndabe Drugalets an I Patent Medicine :Dealer. through
out the ontsy. ny2ddiart
MEW BOOKS AT HUNT & MINER'S:—
AA Anecdote@ of Lora by 1.611 - 111 outes, tot, cloth, $1,00:
Atmy Obuttrortb,• neer ourei, by Reynolds, 1 eta, paper,
SO beritg The Pulpit sod Re train, No. 1, ...bum on °oils
tone Scores:ion end nuchrle Ilan amusements, by Her. J. L.
Cosier, price 10 cent—No 2, Addresses on Mental Culture
Women, by ileury Ward Beecher end lemma Brady, price
10 rentx.--210 3, Lecture on the greet unfluiebed Problems
lf the Cairene, by Prof. 0. M. Mitchell, price 10 cents.—
ecotee Philip the Be.mnd, 3 role ont, cloth $2 per rah
sheep $2.23 per soh Bar th , s Africa, 3 sold, duty, prices2.l.o
.per 'oh .The Two flicillee, by Julie barsusugls, 2 role,
nuchalts edition, pike 4d mute soh tabs laud and the
B oo k , 2 e w e , cloth, polo $3,10 Me set; Carlyiers Frederick
the Greet. 2 rola, cloth, price $2,60 the eel, The Prince of
the Home of David, 1 eel, cloth, new edittoti; The Ladle.'
m ooo g of ylefdlotrork,l vol, cloth, $1,231 Tyo Bameos
Means' of Hand Architecture, 1 001, cloth 10 mots. paper
30 oeele, All tko Melletlhee,Nrrepe_pers„ etc.; ben Book
Stationery, Ay ehrsylo td ho had st 1.03 NT k ILINIRII *,
fent
Mmomoth Bookstore and News Depot,
Ilsuorde Hell, Fillh at
SUNDRIES -500 casks Soda Ash;
300 bop Nitrate Bahr,
601rayi DI Gut &d_
2PD boxes Gamma Clay;
• .100 bbbb Soap 110.13,
Oa ham yid Oxide by ALRY,ANDER EINB.
UfdAo--100 sacks in stare, and for sale by
sjis isAulz PANDIT It on.
for Salk.
1t...._
all, ris .. -y:..,...
.1 1.4-' S .., pUTIIII
-
nom of the ou lof Asam4 ;8...4, =Pi.. t.,, anti the
charter of irworro.thst nrltt•tt. •I' ~ „g c .: ...9, Boar
to receive nutseriptian to Ilitt Caii.2l. - 4.‘ ill uALLII.
GUNNY ISSUE ANON COMPANY i'.." 4 l t will be
opened at tho ItIERCIIANTB' FXer ; •V. gt street,
A V. Q
rittoborgh. on MONDAY the llinDi ,
. ~ .r f i
•. :'..e.,,....1 risocr,
ront
to ain open for tiro &1 . ., (ably. f.. .t ''':t li 1 aeonar
enbsoribe.l.) from 10 1. M y to 4 o'clock rr,..0 ,lay.
coanossunme. '• ',.- '.1... e
Tho.. M. Ilnito, I
V.
11.1thirray, ..i - e . 1,,... , • . „ o
Irarrey Child,. W. M. Lyon,l 4, 1.0. Wrd,
loam Si. Ponnock, 'luso Jonm. • ST_ 'AD Spann,
John A. Wilson, Gro. It. White. la M. :Ina,
A. it. Walllngrirsh Robert Bat. ..57. l. VW,
Jomm Laughlin, Aloranderl3peen, `,...tr ibe,-aink,
.06a. W. Can, . AI. W. Watson 1 - . ~.• .?...
11.1111.1 I Ig. rn
~,, ~.41 ..,_
Divide nd ilotice. ......, l'" - ',5
OrnCt Or TUX Pirpdavion * gonnw la 'a. t. 1 ''.- 1
PrsTappaan, Feb. ..1 . Ikl.j .
IWTim BOARD OP DIRECTORS OP f 4l IS Doll
rass to. thlo day declared ÷nd of gym Dottlam
pm sharr, payable to the Stockholder., or thdr toga reps
resent/Oren, on and after Thor.doy, the 2411, 'pat.
rellaltil ' TIIOB. IL 110Wpl.,peawe.
. Orrwa Nam Ms. ebaraarl,
Fria, •
Febroaey ! IMA.
10'ELECTION r• Election for
seven Directors of the liee Cattail Company, fur the
ensuing year, will ho held et lb IXollice. In ILL, oily of Erie,
on the FIRST MONDAY OF MARCO NAN?.
DRAW A. 11. DAMN:DST, Ferretary. •
A LLEO DENY BRIDGE, I , ( . l3ninry 5,18.59
Ara Election for Preeldent„ IlianagewayaLPßlrors of
the .. Compony for erecting a Widget over the Allegheny
River, opionite Pittsburgh, In thq County of Allegheny,.
will be held at the Toll Mouse et the uotth entl of the
bridge, on MONDAY, the 7th day of Alarelt next, at 2
oFele, kP Y. fell/Inns - al rho {TM. ROSEBUItti, Treas.
TI
O L T—A comfortable ti ' story's*,
j. ',won II g ciintaini nit his romanand Buis garnt,4l=
elm we on 1% militigton at., Alleghenyun
City. 'bko of
1,. • .IL IL *ZINC, No.' I Ltlwrtyat.
TOTO LET—A Store Booth on Fi h St., EN
in lb. nowt desirable location oh that eat ther-Zil
oughlaro. Apply at ligi Liberty oldish
del • RIDDLE, WIIITS & Co.
91 1 0 LE T Two large firstelass Dwellings ta
J, to John I i oil the modern Imploremonts.
jets 1117.11122C°CtileciOriMdCaCtild'glIRYSektoTelit.
TO LET A three story Brick Owellingm_
..i. Hones, co tainlng G rooms, N... 41 Congress, street. 1..2
Enquire of 101 l WATT & WILSON, Liberty et.
1 11 0 LE '—A 51.1211 Brick Dwelling's ,
j
1. i flont.c f, ir rosini^, on Centre A TOO ON (511nfin0..31 .
toile road.) Melchor jail WATT 4. WILSON...
_
.. _...
To LET.—That desirable business si
.1.. stand, wilb dwelling nttarliell, on tbo corner o f
Liberty nod Vila,. si tools, troll adsfited for a family gem
tory r.toro.,belog..cropio4 .19 roirb for thy Wet fourteen
years. kiinniro of 11. 11. liINCI,
Jell No. 2111. rty stree t.
..___ .......
rro LET.—A • comfortable brie thvell-aa
A bits “ ,I, Liir , ing , I c rooms and tinlalied arret, alt-na,
note on o'll , watt - rm.; twtworin Liberty and le. Engrutei
of pall R
R. IL NINO, No. 21 Li berty at.
. _
TO LET—The Warehouse Roo and Office
now orenpled by Porter It. Friend & C ~ SS Front .r.
Ali., Leila suitable for storing cotton.
J ell y ISAIAII DICRICY A CO.
Fell HE N T—A. Lot 144 by 100 feet, on which
are erwtod, Headings, Stacks, Lo., rendering II sulto
bio for soy kind of intolufwitnrlng. a n On Denman
street, Itirmingliam, oppotilo lialOolatin 11.1 Input. En
gni, of . ALI:XANDER }LINO,
1w2.1 Lib., EY ids. iii. Pitedough. ,
. _
FOR RENT—
A FINE WMll,4ollBll,Markst etreet, gd•
Joining N. Iloilo. A 50,. . , IloGshed nod studied in (hr beat
manner from cellar to gam; for wholowdo and retail dry
&wade business, with or without a large three story {Fare.
hawse In the rosr. Julie? WAT, Jo.
dellattf Setrlckleyriile Ihait-Offlee.
WANTED.—A young man who,c4n write
Y V a good El:Waren band, rad grnold Do walling Comae
binged,' gen,ally undo! in a icardnam, &Nairn et thin
office.
622qpii ,
$B l -
Commercial tlalw Broom No. 61 Fifth (Drab.
UNDERWRITER'S SALE OF FURNl
urc.—Ort Thursdoy morning, Pol.. 24th, at 10
o'clock, at the Wombat.. of hilmick A Co, No. US {Valor
street, will tie 1.1.1 Braiding,f Uuderwritera, a large goon
City of Pornitore,, ,•mood trom the wrsrk of
the steamer Dolegots„ comprising mahogany choir* and
rocker.; husk, cotton and straw mattranses, pillows, pillow
slips, bed spresda, alideta, rumforte, comignito barn, wash
aland,curtaine,.rpem. ml cloths,storsa,ortension and sfde
loblee, tabla ware nod Chan og disbar also, a I tfe.boar, barge
boll, cork life proserreis, etc. P. M. DAVIS, Anct.
& C.lt 4 AT Ve7 . 2
eau, to lob to mit p otchuoo , ispl P. N. DAVIS, Ana., NO. 54 Wino xt..
•
AUSTIN LOOMIS & CO., Merchants' Exchange.
i§TOOK SALES BY AUSTIN LOOMIS &
j i r alA AT E r v n x tgrcuANTs ß , EXCILIANGIE EVERY
Cows Stock, Rood nod Real Eatat r e l *oh% a (rennetZ, ea"!
at the lderchante. Exchange by
&DAMN LOOM IS &..CO.
Nara, Drafts total Laws. o D Real Lasts arautistod ci
reeßmat.),, term. by •USTIN LOOMIS & CO.,
.41 Slack Natal:Slam. fr: Fourth at.
,
tr.louttlt get.
, rmatkm apply
C. OILAY,
“..)Pitlabargh.
001INER of Per - , :rl
.Terat ...slitlo,llod 'nuery
two week... A112.1:1
MOM Or
.STEINWAY BONE, NSW
iut received, a law FREY BIJPERII
thoj above named annual fantasy.
quention the ST PI ANOS mule an
slold at Eastern' Factory Prices. They
fe It yeans 11. liLRSSR k BEG, N
Foto Agnate for E,
DR. 110.STETYLR'S justly CC
never felltog Stomach littera• effect
exam or the body of a morbid: cattalo. T
log tho attention of thepublic to this
donefeeling of the otmoat confol
and adaptation to-.the disease. for which I
it fa no g wick arttele, ton one that has •
the American proximal people. The anti,
favor by the mmtatniatentand tell boo
private intllsiditalS io ell parts of the U
CUOMO, and clearly evince. that Ito
to nee of the . 111tteri' cannot but gallery t
areal, deaerving the celebrity it has o
sold.
Bold by drakylet• azul &Alen rek."4/1
by 1103TE1TKIt k 81111 M tuanafacturvi
as Wskorandtk front otyttLb
DR. CU URCIIIIILLOS DISCOI
%Vlach e • eee Ge;Wile Prepura
J. P. Churchill's Composiu •
THE IlYPOPHOSP•11
, of LIMA SODA and POTA
• arianc Mint= ton WIZ ntriJarAT
C O N SUM..V.T.II
aIT"E great Chemieo-Medieal Di
th.cebratni Ur. J. V, Churchill, of Par.
-known by him to the French Academy of HMI
deerWattwemarlos a new and isuportaut era to I
Medical &loose,
New, for the Ire cline In the hletory of the
ItEalkiDY berm Morel that surely Wake. at the
&dime!! Poloontory Dire.., nod by retforiny ,
chemical rittrumtz
.fief oo4Ltcremaea the pric
constffilles nervous or rim/
~tor,",,aii meacc ,
iira functions, and thee not only - CIIRP.S, bo
WI:NV, the dureloputeut (jells hitherto moat -
of the human race.
ma - C...Hort to the Public.
P rerStsili lain are •Iready lo the mark.
leg to ho be...1e0 Dr. Churchill*. discovery,
wo solemnly caution tenth the probation and the
Lot no one he d“chred, hot cob for nod nen onl
paratkut soh] from the a le General papa
Aloft IA in 1
tore of J. Na.l9 John street, nod tearing ofao tin
Moamar., by whom alone . Dr. Choy
scrlption I. pot up In A ALLIABLI AS& CAZIUCAUT
In sin Nervous or ScrofillensComplalnis,lebll
VITAL-Po-An, Dyspepsia, Indlgestko, and r
111 . 1 LLY•+,It le . X sawarriwn Mad invainable moldy. I
eir , IIIAb TIER TRS'11510:1Y.,011
Frova the -V. /". Americas _Medea Jfaithly, for P.m.
to the
cl:linWeho."llT:.rehmourpdibeillno,forre*trellllipToboay.dibblates rod".
remedies ha tobetcohnla (constonnteej row o r -
Mtn AO ?ATHA VILITAMIP ?Met SALT/ AA MINIM A4l
Freest/. Korth American Medical Roporrer,fr• ' •
"Thi. Medicine la sdoutifically prepared area
We have used it lu oar oleo praclke, IA Ph....
. 6d ,. o th" fn ., s of disease with vary totiefectoresella; •
• • " • • In az tyedgbt cases in which the „
ll ly• hlthittyeeven were In the .01
ag
bathe mamma and advanced Mares of woe., vtbss.,,:
mender ler e poyoud bops. With the exception theihtt,
ter cases, which were touch benefited, all Lqt tb
are still doubtful, recovarertfetti7."
Pens ethres teal -or ss.' Single hot ec .p u _
oneentrond solutiort,mot by prepaid,
ordered. All order. for threw bottles or over will • seotby?,
expo. at net of the party. moos _
den Meet to the undersigoed, or they may , hue amnia
aud 'parlous pirparation mint them.
- eig - 11cloters Gomel. Prepetathe; of Dr. ariillra
(beep.. nile Iljpophoeptdtse of Una, Sods 4 • Potash
le void at
we
at tbe tole Gene.,
Lot will be kept by alk yl tablik•dmitYlitV rojogleek,
the Coned Stant Cirars and a/I netivevary I foroclant ••
given to all metier oncloidng • stamp.- Nor eon SIC
te.ffing oar letter; correepondsuhf are roe ed 6)414'. •
otos 27Ol" to adclitkin to the addreas as lOW • • 2
Antatan and Yore** Ageney . ;-"•:ii
tit Alm Street, Ili YorL'i•SV-
tA
riAir IRO for gala by LUCII HU COld
ISIS No.llo Boxed WWII,
itaitcts.
F. R.1111'1%0,,
WY. U. 6txnm,
F.u.ts 11. Int.+.
.I,lNrrn dtssrt
I:. P. DLILIN4IVN
Orme or Tfic l'irrtir.r.i.o a IMF, Flit a Maui[ but 01 ....
Pittsburgh Fob. li% MO.
U on I VIDES it NOTICE..—TI o President. end
Directors of Ibis Compony hot,. this day Ireland a
dividooil out of the profit. of Ihe It els. month, of ttro
itolisre per .'hero, oppileobto to thot.litezt: a •took wt...
617:.,.,1k ~
. A < ~.i - - ,- altr,eiet' r .
_ . . .
A ILL EG II KA VINSU a - _PAN V.
' 1...i.. ; ' - 5 ", T ' -+ ';' '''
ir-4-'—N hereby:. t ._4l rt —•
Zo Ect
Ea ants.
Ebucatt
2!MMIIII
Hancock stracto.--
enee on TUESDAY; abit
a may obtain adadveion.
ftt per aesaliiii of twenty
. al. tiallTll, Principal.
11—
V%•kvap
! R PIANOS, fro=
• ut
her l wi e, nod will tho be
1 re warranted for
.63 MA se,
!einem: & Bout
ibetted and
ally corn all dlm
a Doti. In call-.
unable erpeclne,
In IM virtues
In recommended.
:, al Ibn al - Maim or
4 .. ny given In Its
ea ptafamnra and
!dell Mates In Im
son many. too
, akepliral. th at It
i talnat Wherever
and
and proprietatli
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tpleastkkh
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Inl .conrga
I 4 Pu,port
, unit Isla Ich .
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t&tills pre-
fa MIN:
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