THE
ESTABLISHED IN 1786
ScUSßfetß,
fjfJSTM^&TT^sIIEpTIXED,
H jmuGaisrs, ... ..
iei&ly If®. IW, earner of.'Wood and fiixtb street*
TYT MACKEGWN, ‘Wholesale Druggist,
f F 4 flgrtim fltl M*nntiyfypyr,yßyiA Agent for Thayer 1 *
Solid -nod ¥l«!d Extracts, Tto. ICT liberty ttrot, Pitta-
Irargb, ra. ; ( - - - j«3a:ly<l
L. PAUNESTOC& 4. Co., lute of the linn
XJfr* fcAi TahowtockAOta, andiccccwon to Fleming
Broe-.WbolttaleDnigzbi Mo. 00, Wood end Fourth
StX, PltUbnrgb. Pa. . •
S A.-FAHNFSTOCK & CO., WliOJ-B
-• talo Proggfeta.anit BJ»TmraciuT»-r* of White fc*d,
|U>d Lllhorip, corner Wood and From alr.'cl*, Fitte
fcorgb. ‘ - -nct7
J~ OUN I’. SCOTT,,WHOLESALE DEAL
«rioDrug» t -paln{*,oil4, Varolshea aad Dyestuffi/No.
33fiLibert/stnxt,FlU£bargb.
Allordoni-willrecblroproajpt attention.
JBa»d<bmt l^dfnm*?c9yrniriTnrttuydtW
VEUUUCX. EIAILCT ..'.nr.. ......>»EOIiLH KUTKIU
T> RAO'S &. REITER, WHOLESALE AND
1» Eetaß comer of Liberty and fit. Clair «t£T
ClqMbgrßjw^
JOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L.
"Wilcox Af Co) corner Marfe&tr wet and Diamond, kocjvs
constantly bn bafidafnll and com pi-to eAportniMitof Dreg*,
(dodidnea, Medicine Chest*, C'srfbicery,»'Qd nil artlriet per
taining to bUbaslnea. - . ,
• wPbjTi2L«i» prescript. oai csrefbily cosapoanccdatall
bean. •
rTGEO 9 . H. KEYSfiR, DRUGGIST,
-HO Wood itrot, comer of Wood street and Virgin
Alloy, Pittabnrgh;Pa. : .
3?al«s,
T> IDDI*E,._ WIRTS & CO., General Com
lai-mtitlaßMoribantaand Deal erelaQrooericaand Prc*
duea, !f 0.185 liberty street, X'Sttsborgh, Pa.
ASROopalgntßcalaaolicitcd and utiabetary return* guar
ntead. % del&lydawT
JAMES HOLMES & CO., Pork Pucken
and Dealers in Previsions, corner ofllnrket and Prnhi
■trwts. - *»*??£-
• a. c- d. lkcu.
Leech & commission
and-FOrwarding
Berra GheeavFkxn-, Rsb, B»co* »*»<*, l.bsK<l Uil.Tof
and Pearl Amm, S«da, "<lr*iD, Dried • Prait, udd Prolow
- -generally. . Bert brand* Family Won* away* dubtnd.--
- Agent* for thu «a!o‘ cf ’ M*dfc°o Co’e evict raioj Fa tinted
’I'MrISUMb '.’oiHC Second ruiJ li'» FmtiM-s between
Wood and Pa. *p^lyd
Gheese Warehouse.—he nry h.
COLUNSjPorWvaitigauiJCkaiJJilaaiui; '!• reliant,ami •
DMlerln Choeae, Batter,'lAkv TlSh and PrmKn geuefnUy,
, - »>y3l
r? AOLE ' WAREHOUSE;—JAS. UARD*
■J2i INEE, VTbalwlo Dealer in Fliar.
Prodoe* ceueruliy, Ko.. 0. Sevcpth ttrc*t,' betvtynr-Lib*rty
and SBiluifleld.Pittsimrgn, Pai
.7] ~ insurance agents.
R FINNEY, AgcntEurekn. InßuraucoCu.,
• KorO Waterrtrwt,
A- Av CARRIfiH; SECRETA BY
« IVninjlvnuift Ijuiaranco Contjtanj of I’itt.M'urph,
Joaga’ BoiMing, VtMirtL *trc«t.-
QAJ4UEL L.MARSUELL. Sooreuuw Ciii-
Q
I 3» M. GOKDQN, Secretary \Vc«tern laser
. t aaco Company, O’- \Vfdgrfctn«o» _ "
T CARDIN HR ccm&’Agbnt forlfraak-
V • Up Firplotanocc Comp-tfC. corner Woud
aud Third stnwU. - -
i MADEIRA, Agent for Delaware
• Tn«qjtnixOti H 4a.'ffater6ti-wt.
J- OSUUA ROBINSON, Agent (Jonthieni
Inrprapce Co- 24 Fifth rtwt.
AV/POINDEXTER, Agent Great West
• crfcißaur&ac* 00-,#" From strvei.
fflarpeis.
OBINSOX. & C 0„ Dealer in Carpets, &c.,
i S&. S 3 .
WIT. [.CAM McOLLN'I’OCti, Dealer in
CurprtJ. yp. 112 Mar Et-l ttrrct.
XV. u. A XI. n^ALLCU,
DBAEEU m OABPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
MAU‘I :*/s H. 40. No. 87 fourth rtrert near 'S x*a!
GALLOWAY A SAHOKIIS, _
ATTORNEYS AT DA W,
Bins, GALLOWAY? A SANUES6,
Coli:criov. and Tax Agtnis,
i Davenport, low.v,
Kramer h H4btn, | It. Patrick &Co
Springer Utrtiauso A 00., « A n Miller.
]*24:t3lp»awrtmr - ’
IRlEii* MACKENZIE, Attorneys »i Law,
OSkio So.Cy tVnrtii MroO, riUstnrgb, Tx NwUiry P«t
OhlaOwatmlauofaW. .
TJO3ERT M’KNIGHT, ATTORNEY AT
Xli Liw.naJ Solicitor cf tbn'lUßs tf
Fourth tiHi'V. fittaburgh ■ -.-„CB18 ■
JOSEPH S. & A. P. MORRISON, AT
totnoys*t Lu«, Olic* r-.-tirih s'-,
PltliUtghyftu. , ”>- 1
SrJ> MiSOObS.
iy»tic»carnsto.'n 1 -...r.c0..\ «ctr ß <u *• n
BOBCHFIELD £ CO., (success- *i8*t«> Mur
.pby* Ourobfleid.> prsinn So
Bt&pltfkoj Fa&cyßry O-kmls, NortU-raal curusr fourth »n'l
Market*t»., Wtaburgh. ' ! <rl
G. ,1L -LOVE, JDc&ler ’in Sraplo und fcamy
• Dryfloato, sign of tits ordinal BiW UiTe,
Marital street, limbargh. laf >J
RH. PALMER, No. 105 Market street,
• Deakr.ln-Bonnet*, UnU. Btra*. Trtuu&fcsss, sod
StniwOoodfEeneraUr.
Carnages.
Philadelphia Carriage Jlanufftciory.
THE subscribers Imvo always
basd a floo asaorttnest of NKff sn-J.
OSD IIAKD CARRIAGES of tutlous d*scrJj.llou« aa<l suil»
blafortheTarioui purposr*#. j ■ ,
Onlm ttvmull paid* of tii* country cx*-üb-d vMi
Ttrompt&en sod OUpafdi. ManutuUiry «u-I Wart-rooms,
''IVH Eracifoni Bead, ftVn-a Gin»rj a*«?oh* , --
UEtftllAUß, ALLGAIKR 4 PETRY.
K. B —Tlio "Kxcbangoanrl lt R- ,
' HirtpMStba promUeseTcrjr f»w J l- n
./(Srkiagesi BaoGrEfiSociiAWAYs: j BtlLm „
PIIAETOSSj BAIiOCMjES, •>!Klonr, G-ruin und I^oiluoa.
\ A NDeverything in the mumssion and Forwarding Merchants,
• { %. m
'•- Together wttb a full £ '
, KMte „| Iffcrndlff W«- ' s*sati 11*13*0™ ...cs.-uahis t. pirm.~wK.n. WHmcna
| SPIUMCEII IIAttOAU«ll * CO
AXlea, Spring*, anil other item*, too nuinrrorH tn . *) JJ MISSION MJ3RCII A N T S ,
• eoMttntly on b&ad and far *al oik 'l* l' DEALERS IN
■ ‘ Diamond .treet war px \ fool, Hides Proviaiona & Produce Generally,
,®* Carriages bought and sold on commi**ioa. n*-f«ii4 jj 0 . 295 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
tag neatly and promptly dop*. *. 3 J lV _.
& -Carriage and flagon fliuiafactory.
M. t*. STKPHffINS* AaonL
Mo. 123 TTUrd Street,
WOULD rcapectfully inform
baliUc that ho H aovr located ju» abor^^ifc
tßdlia»Vwomwltbebtarine«of OarrUc* mskluum all ua
T«kiid,KHl Datw prepared to execuio orders l-r Wagon.
B?aJI t d##criptioi*9» , i!*cludlog**U wort for lro» SlerdjauU
acoatii.cnaceof the potronflgo w> liberally b^-
- .ttoirwjopob him wSilo** tb£»olil»iaod of “tlgolow A Co-,
be wottlduauro hi* frwudx* that tho «amo carr and men
tion will bo ciren to all liU orders w lu.rrtof.wp, U.iuk ««►
aur*aib« eerrico# of tho Uwt workineu, end Levin* emiilr
RpertmeoUeliowbere for tho flniihibg of doe work.
St#* A good oaortmmt-of heavy work now ou band, ait
•bit fi* Spring use. 'AU work.warpiaual for L. moi.tl.a _
Mtentiou glrtr&ta jai-hlyn
©ainttta.
jaim rnoKtaow...—.acre. raowrso*.
JOHN THOMPSON Ac CO..
House painters, glaziers and
GUAISRUB, 13d TILZJID SlUthT. SijjU Painting
executed witli wutnrsn akd di«i>*tcli. Mixed Paint*. vA,
Tarj^hfiO'H^trtilah,-Japan and; KnglbU Palm; Drier*.
Pule ilootiigue Zjec, ft tutj superior snide Philadelphia
tud Pittsburgh White 1«0 always on baud and fur sale
Wo»reprop»t*d toilrtcd Color# lor PxSntim,
a{tl>r«. at the shortest- notice, ax wo Lava u null v. uicti
h y mtnam. Painters will save munry by ‘‘gi-ttiu*
tfaetecolureground with.we. - ~
.3BoofeseU«s t a«.
tit S. KBNTODL, 20 St. Char street.
W * Dcakrin Hrllgjou* and aiDceilmeouH Wxo, sue
JHpotltoryof Ansoricaa Traci Society’s Pubbratfous.
naKkdftWlyP .
WM. G. JOUNST,ON iCO., Stutii.iicrs,
Blank Book HaauUctiu'fcru uad Job Printers ho.
C 7 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. •__ _
E ~0. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO
•'K'.aUbrjrnM»iK. «•« r-«f M«rh ****
—CUiiooarjaiidi’iGcrllaugfßgV Fodor.il street,GU: dobra.
Allegheny, Pu’
JOHNS. DAVISON,ROORSELLEK ANH
Btaliyasr,'«crce*v>f to A AjfiiuW.Mo. i>3 Market
•UtettiwwrPmirOf, Pittibinyb.'p.i. '
KAY A CO., ROOK.SELLERS AN l> SXA-
no. 65 Voe-I street, next door to lb" air
butffThiWjTlttibnrgh,Pa. Kciioolaad Law D.ioLacoO*
J-, L.fUbAD, BOOKSELLER AN i> STA
§ TIOyHKt Wft.7Si Ponrshat, Apollo Building*. _
Jb. M IN E Sr BOOKSELLCK
and fltatiuucr.iLuculoiLJi, Filth
Meal iEstate asthts
'iVUOaIAII WAItD,
* T\EALEiI JfoJ PROMISSORY NOTES,
I / Bondi, Mortgage* Kid *H stcnrltics for moruy.
can procure loan* through my Agenc7,on reasou
' ablctem*. • .
■ 'lt»o*owißhlQg tO totCHt thelMnuoey Wguuda-iTMiMKi!,
fluiahrajsJlnd first and second ciojs paper at try office, fur
[ ■*>«' ,
AU ebnuounicftti'jmi and IntrrvinVsafTfctly coo Wen tW.
OfficefliLtyrmflKWP, n;.}».ii:e St. Paul’s CatbcdrsL
•.'way--. ; ■
iijoiaier.l'.
■
i Wallpaper Wayehonee.
i TSTALTER P. MARSHALL A CO., Im
/ V l ypurteraaod DMdem, R7lVoi>l ninot. Fyiirth
Diamond Alley. Ttfceru may found ia citeoidvo
'■ Mortmen; of every di3vri;>U'jti oLPaper Usaijiriujj; toi- Par
; lon, Halls, Dialog-Booms and Ch»nbt:T. Alsu, Window
-~£hade«, Id great variety nt lovnwt iirict* to vomitry delllrri.
' : - WAI/TKft p. SLABS UAL 1/J <lO.
SUMAC —100 bsu&sln ktor© iuulforsaljjby
tttt; TOfeTAty limgEV * an.
/aanufactums.
REMOVAL.
DUQUESira ZRON SIOH.B
COLEMAN, HAILMAS A CO.,
UtmuCactnrtn of
Iron, Nails, Steel Bpring®, Axles, Wrought
Nuts, Washers, Spikes, Bolts, etc., etc.,
XtiTo retiiirrcd Co tbrlr noc and exteasird Waruhoaae,
I9<u-?7 Water nnd 04 Front Siroot,
Wiia-Tj (hey ar* prepared to '■A-cnto all order* la tl»«ir lib"
baiiiis » Ury*- ctud c-'tnpleto aMartmeot of
“Duquceae.” luauafoetund rooJi con
rtaotlyna bind, which (bey of*
tet on liberal term*.
iron City stove Warehouse.
WW. BRADSHAW, (Successor to T.
• J. CRAW A Co-.) Jla&ufric later of TIN, ICON
and COPPER WARE, and Dealer in STOVES, l3l
WOOD PTHEST, U-t*i<n fiilli asd Virgin alley, Pitts
obargb. Pa- ■ fcSilyd'
T. n. Kcmc. s. s. rxvtr. n.p. boti.
T. H. MKVIS X CO.,
No. 24 Wood Strut, Pitltbvrgh , Pmno.
Manufacturers of white and
RijfD LEAD, ZINO PAINTS AND LITHARGE* and
VVbole&aU Dealers in Oils, Paints, Varplfliea and Tnjpon
tlne. ! X
jDTTQUXiszra poownar.
R. MoOOY ao CO.,
LIE&RTT STREET, oppofite JVnna. R. R. Dfpot,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
MANUFACTURE to order, on short notico,
CASTING?, SHAFTING A PULLETS, of all aiaca
atul descriptions, of the best materials and latest styles;
also WAGON BOXES, SAD IRONS, ORATES,Ac., always
r.a hand <>r cast to order. _
M-Ordcrs leR at the FOUNDUV, or at Cartwright A
Tonne's. 89 Wood at, will receive prompt attention,
ja&dly __ •
Uitu of the firm of J.*R. ilall A Spoor. lat« ol Hall ftSpoer
SPEER X DIDWELL,
Valley Fcrge Plow Worka,
t\'o. I3a Liberia SirceL, n-.ir Fifth, PiiUburah-
Manufacturers of every variety oi
Plows, Plow Casting*, Ac., of the nit-nt approved Pat
terns suitable forerery kind of soil and Ullage.
Thoir Improved Patent Iron Centre, Patent Iron Cent-e
HlUsids, Iron Centre Mib-Soil, Patent and Centre Levur#,
Steel Mouldboard, Valley. Peacock, Sugar, Cotton and other
Plows aio WAAftARTtD to give entire* satisfaction to pnrehaa.
era, both os to quality and adaptation to two.
• 09-OTdert aresolklted. octrlyd
WELLS, UIL>A>A.K A CO.,
aO Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa..
KaHcracrcnsmr~Cr
i/sTUTPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
If . Orders vollclU-l trem the trade, and promptly
pod as pbr InsUccUous.
lusts—o mouths, or 6 per c*st.discount foi£Msh.
scJjdydAwT ' __
CAUI'WIUUUT A YU UNO,
to John Cartwright,)
MANUFACTURERS and Importers 'oi
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Surgical aba. Dental In
struments, Gobs, Pistols, Pishing Tootle, Ac., No- £G Wiavl
street. They giro s;<ccial attention to tho manufacturing of
Tre*»<*. Supporters. Ac. Jobbing and Repalng with punc
tuality and despatch. qpi,Sully
MOORHEAD & CO.,
*uac?ACTo»at4i • or
/I d< crif a n , Plain and Currujated,
aHKtff IKON,
i'-jr Roofing, Guttciitg. SpoutlLg. Ac.
AyeuU /‘or Wo'td' s
t'clenl Imitation Raasla Sheet Iron.
Ajfr“Wnri:hiunK— No. 136 Firti SlrsC,
mr<C:ljd
William tuuurutu. - „...jAaxn u. unusu
VVILLIA3I UAiINHILL.Sk. CO*,
61 Penn at., below Marbnry, Pittsburgh, Po.
STEAM BOILEK MAKERS AND SHEET
fron Workers Marmfactuivrs cf Barnhill's Pallet
Boiler, Locomotive, Fined and Cylinder boiler#, Chimneys,
Breicbcn, Tirt B«l,'Btram Piped, Cuudenacrs, holt i’aca.
Sugar Pans, Iron Yawls,-Life Boota, cte. Also, Blacksmiths*
Work, Erldifs ond’Viadrirt Irons, docs at tho shortest no
tlce. All orders from adlatanco promptly ax tended u>.
Ja22 •
Penn Cotton fi(Us» PWtsDurgh.
Kennedy, guilds a co., MANUFAC
TURERS of— '
IVno A Ka 1 heavy •
Carpet Chain of *ll colon* nr.il
Twine;
u Bed Cords;
u Blongti Laues and S*»h C*>rl; >
44 Ryf« of nil etsea and drscrij-tL>ot,
lUttitlfi.
l"« »l tUf liofdvaro Sujtc of Wilaoc
kO>., '* jl V'uot wui bn* attention i~CS Jy
' JAHIISB IKw4ol,’ ",
'J A N’U? ACTC B BTl’ 0 f
SULPHURIC ETHER; Sulphuric AuM;
Splrtruof N'Utpj Nitno Acid; 1
Ilofttftiu;'* AnxdfTW -Muriatic Arkl. i
A jLa Anitnjntu, fr'Kl': Nitron* do
. Fouler'* tUmlori;
May !■■• • A v
a .ii" t- \ r
PLL’MIIKK A\'!' ii.M FIITKJi. N*»s P
r-wrtt. • •. «-4-
Death Kvc. i
jMrHT
«
M' ANUf^fuMROT^OOTsI?®!
nil SSOB3 of ««f iD«ilpfld«,''.iPp.Tli>ft*Jtb3nt4
' street. PiU-l'nrg! .IVu .. -■~ < r,-'QcSdyir'
.(Eommsssicn, kc,
u , jr .irr - -la-UN UNl>*At
.1. S. LIGGETT A CO.,
FACTORS and Produce Cuminis-
»!oa M-rchaut*. Tor iho sul« «.f Flour,Omln, Botula and
Prudueo generally, No*. ttt acd'O Water sin-et, Pittsburgh
-fous'n- f-cisiy
3. B. CAIVTIULD &. CO.,
Commission A Forwarding BleriibsnUi
And Wbole**la'S>t , »h>r* Id
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
BUTTER, LARD. POKE, DAOON, FLOUR, Fi£H,
Pot A pearl Ablim, Palermo*, Lln*r«d A Lard Oil, Dried.
fruit «u«l Produce generally.
Xo,. 141 anil 143 Front Street,
PITTBEEIUIII, FA.
lIITCUCOCjtt, McOKKURY is. CO M
[sacuwunp Hnflntan, M’Creery A Co.)
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Daslem in
Produe*) Floor aud Wool,
.V--. 1M Freni and 12*J Stsond st , Pittsburgh, Pa.
aj.hlyd—myiht
■efEWSF S. IUNU, (LATE OF TUB
)1 I firm of King A Moorhead,) Comrainnlon Merchant,
tnd Dealer in Pig Mct<U and lilixuna, N 0.71 W*ter street, Bo
lo* Market, Pittsburgh, P*. . *l>l9
A A. HARDY, (SUCCESSOR TO UAR
• dj, JonmA C«-,)C<unmiulon and Forwarding Mer
chant; Agent of tlioMadison and Indianapolis Railroad, «ir
ncr First nod Furry ata., FitUbargb, Pm JaSfclyd
ifiusit, &c.
fblis ri. 'MELLOR, No?'si WO9D ST.,
*J t—iwwn iHamond AUef and Fourth street, Bole Ap-iit
UrCiUCKKKING A EONS’ (Do-Urn) PIANO FORTES, M »-
SON A HAMLIN’S MODEL MELODEUNB and OBOAH
UAJiMONHJM. - , and Dealer In Music and Musical Goods.
•
H 'KLEBER A RRO., No. M. FIFTH
« el., Sign oflbe>OoldeallArp,Bulo Agent UrNUNNH
A CLARK.’* (New York) unrivalled Grand and ihjuara
PIANOS, and CARIUKTA Mil'. Dll AM'S yrnuint MELO
DEONS aud ORGAN UAUMuNIUMS, Dealers tn Music and
Mimical luatrnment*. fed
.H C. SQU.tK
C' lIARLOTTE BLUME' ‘MANUFACTUR
ER and Dealer la Plano Fortet, and Importer of .Music
and Musical Instruments. Sole Agent for the HAMBURG
PJANOS,»iao Ur IIALLKT, DAVIhA CO.‘3 Boston I'iinoa,
with end without .Eulttun Attachment. US Wood.street.
«u > “
BOOTS AND BHO£S,
CHEAP B’UK. CASH.
JAMES ROBB,
NO. 80 MARKET ai'RtiM,
Tlljii’J L-.-OR FROM THE MARKET IIOUSK,
il&sjust rvceived his Urge
Pail and Winter KrrxU of
LADIE3’, MINES’ and CHILDREN’S' BOOTS and SliUiiS.
MANs'CALF, KIPANDCOAKBK
BOOTS, bHuLU OXFORD TIES,
GAITERS, OPERAS. Ac.
BOYS' AND Y’ODTnS’ LOOTS, litlOKft. Ac*
•fords' ruhlfr tmoKs,
A twy superior article and c»ry direct from the
Mauoiacitirurs. which u» will aoll t>y the r*ifc or Paueacs
at very reduced‘prler* fir cash.
This stock comprises ua* «•! ihv hugest aasorUncuts u> l*e
found in way city, suitable Ur dty and country sulue, and
haring orer twouty-yearsogponecce in Buying, ho trusts
tint ho chuUOlt suit all Ukliw. lie respectfully UvlWall
Id ntf 10 c ,11. murln*,tlii3» Omt tber willll* Id—«
pi**-, \ Ha
uui;s Third DfV iioni the Diamond Market,
WALL PAPER, FINE PAPER UANO
-1:. o. c-cubANt 0
1.1, i r, uMCT.'M 10 for P*p,f tUngUi* I'7 Ih° *<*• »"“•
HERRICK'S PATENT CARPET
SWKBPEiI -A great DomeeTlo Invention, and war
rantod to give eatitfaction. Jtut renl»«l
Ktoreof W. M'CI.INTOCK, 112 Market atreel.x
Ja2£.:d4wT Only Agent for tlm Manclv.tn«er.\
SUNMUES— 000 casks Stxla Ash;
310 hna* Xitr*tf* Rvla;
M BI CUrb gods;
3*.-0 boat* CuVnmu Clay;
100U4a.H«»pRwb».
‘Onfcaad aadfer t*«hy _**£***?£? .H 4 ** _
D _ rY PEA'GIiES—2OO bus. prime halve;
500 BATiTllUl c Kfija^ |Bjm , i
“ t 2 So. I6J Ut*rtf«iMt
..T.XSjS’a £ QCOCU
HOOFt-AiWS GKRllAiTßl'jri'KKS--io
grp, forjah by ; D. A. gAftNKtfTOCg AGO.
EATIIEK BELTING oftlio beet nmnu&C'
tor® «®W«t low r*tet by i. * H.
PITTSBURGH, MONBAY MORNING, MARCH 7, 1859.
furniture.
A CARD
The subscriber respectfully
itt£>ra:« lh<> pnlilb- ths! he bfis et.'aui uj> spUo, <jn<l bis !
exlenslTo /f " '
FURNITURE
Chair Manufactory
IS ONCE MOREIXyFtjLL OPERATION.
HU BALEd ROOM nlunJ nnlil the is
NO. FIFTH STDJCIST.
-An**r April Ist he will l- lu
spfii aril’s BCinDiHe,
UXDKft TEIE IKON CITY COLLKUK,
AdJ directly uppoeite the I'OBT-OFFIOE, whore be intend*
Us keep for ule * fine assortment of every article
I n hl« line, nod where be will be pleased to
wait upon bli friends and patrons.
FURNITURE AND CHaIHS
Of every description mode to order, and par
ticular attention given to tho manu
facture of Plain and Fancy
OFFICE FURNITURE
_ n. n. ryan.
.TAMIIiH W. WOODWKI.I,.
FO R N I T U R AND CHAIRS,
jalTitapl
.j. c. tubtrstx,
WaOLESALB AND RETAIL ,
Embracing wreryttylo of
: furniture,
! AND WALNUT,
rfaitaMo for
PAKLoRS, CH.OIbKIiS AND DINING ROOMS,
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107 Wood Btre«t, inttsburjfh, I-*a., -
Jafclyd _
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Yf BALE Grocer, Prodace ud Commission
uni Dealer la Pittsburgh Manufactured Article*, No. IW>
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u well a* place* ul amusement.
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otherilotcl in the city.
With all tbrteadvantage, thecost Of living In tbo Inttrua-
Tiosit is much below that of any other first class Hotel,
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AMEOICAN HOUSE, BOSTON,
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ventilated; the suites of rooms are woll arranged, end com
pletely furnished fur famDie* aud Urge traveling p.u li.ji,
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carved I>h,U MV case. Also, several platu seven and sit
and three-fourths octavo fiquaro Piano*.
U, KLKUKR A BRO,
Sole Agon U for Bteinway's Planoe, W lifUi si.
*J-Pntchawfrs ora raspectfoUy iuviled to give us an
early calL av lLt> supply of these fine Plauca is quite tna<le*
qtiata to the demand. __ Jal4
A CARD —Ilaving closed oar store in the
Diamond, Alleghany City, wo would r»inrn oar
thanks for thsvury liberal patron»go LeaWwnd upon us
while doing bnsincas in the Diamond, aud would re-apect
fully solicit a continuance of tbaaame at oar new huus> on
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Another Sew-v'ork View of ilie Affair,
[From tho Brooklyn Eagle-l
When oman voluntarily commit* on act which
exposes htl'domestic privacy to the universal
gate of mankind, itisinevitable that all-the fea
tures of tbc scene laid boro shall be open lo scru
tiny and subject to tho comment of the popular
jury tbq9 summoned to gtvo their verdict in tho
case. The leading journals ofNcw York justify
iho act of Siokles with more or less distinct as
sent; nod yet, whether it be subjected to the
judgment of Christian morality or the natural
instincts of manhood, it is a revolting outrage,
and is an exhibition of selfish cowardice, as well
in its conception as tho manner in which it was
carried out. Wc repeat distinctly that the act
under tho appearance of a reckless courage, was
the result of a shrinking moral cowardice and a
base selfishness —just as suicide is an evidenoo
of the same condition of the mind. There were
two course* opca.io Sickles when he discovered
the infidelity of bis wife. Ono was to satisfy him
self-of her guilt,, then to permit her to depart
quietly to tho homo of any relative ready to re
ceive her, and let tho -veil of charity and obliv
ion enshroud her and screen her future
life. Suspicion might have followed her, but
open proof of guilt would not, and repentance
might have purified her owu life, while no pub
lic brand of disgrace would be stamped apon
bcr cbildrro. a course would have called
for the exercise of magnanimity, and for the
exertiou of manly fortitude in bearing up against
the covert enoer of others or llio oppressive sor
row ofhh own heart. Another course was to
succumb to tho public opinion that takes its cue
from the bar room and the brothel, murder the
eeduecr, and by the same act eend the procla
mation of his .wife’s ebamo throughout the uni
verse, and imprint it on the brow of the inuo
cen> offspring; screen himself from the sarcasms
which might be levelled U tho “injured bus
hand” by the class among whom hia association*
weroformed, and elevate himself In their eeti
mation to the character of a blood-BtaineU bully
!o ihe one case be wo oM haTo required magnan
imity and manly todur&ncc. that iawllliogio
eutTcr thr the M«se of those who ought to have
been dearer to him ikau life; in the other, be
displayed the selfish cowardice Which seeks
only to gra'ify aud ehehtr itself, regardless of
the sufferings of others llncgiag down the
matter from the level of Christian morality or
legal responsibility to the low plane of human
passion, the transaction fails lo Tecomm-Qd it
self to uny reuse of mauly honor or right filling.
rJTT&BUHGU.
Of the character of tho man who rent a hu
man being into eternity “with all his imperftc
tioos thiol; upon him,” vre hoTc no desire to
apeak. But we wish to iorill Into the public
mind a horror and centeiopt fur that bastard
‘•honor'’ that prevails* among what am culled
••fftjhiou&blc circle!*,’' that mokes* lion of the |
tnasi notorious ncusualisl aud libcrlioe , and
whcif: I:i Jrrs %r* “lew£ fallows of lb* hawtf
sort," who pFvriitii’ their Imiai rainy, and then
starope a«ji». •>« a d w'arUiv ussissi
ull ir*Sa
that docs cot
sociation with the mate % traffic
of vice, and which is familiar with (be most bo
Cret bauat** where its orgies arc enacted, i« a
proatiluted term: nod when u dar«<* to come and
demand a human sacrifice because other-* have
imitated its own examples nud returned lojin
own hp* the cup of its own debauches-}-, it is a
feul imposture. The pubito opinion that would
jaalify assassination under such circumstances,
would not only sap (be fuun.Utions' of society,
but elevate dastardly, crime into a model for
Imitation. Instead of encooraging a resort to
the revolver, aocilty should shut its doors against
the libertine in the first place, nud place its ban
upon the .husband who violates the sanctity of
hia own domestic relations by pareuiog a course
of open and infamous debauchery, instead of in
citing him to sacrifice those who follow in his
fctotmcps v
IS OSKBET.—-Captfre of Sev-
KRrv Whales. —On the nighjj of Tuesday, the
Bth all., about 10 o’clook, when very dark, with
a pour down of rain, the villagers of St. Mary’s
Holm were surprised by a strange "hubbub and
noise in Holm Sound, the like of which they had
never heard before. Nothing daunted, however,
the villagers turned oat to a man, mastering
some ten boats, gotafloat, four men onan average
'to each boat, and foand a flock Of “bottle noses,”
that had lost their reckoning, blowing off steam
quite near the village'. Battle was given imme
diately, and after a short and hot pursuit, and
somebiooJy work, the whole fleck of seventy
whalen was atramled a little east of (he village,
amongst rugged rocks, everything pitch dark as
could be. The carnage, the yelling, and noise
that took place in the middle of that dismal
night may be imagined but not described.
Pitchforks, graples, scythe blades, and a few
lances were got from the village, and any other
lethal weapon that could do the slightest execu
tion. It is a wonder that no accident happened,
aa the men had to fight from tho boats, nut being
able to land on the slippery rocks, with deep
boles betwixt them. The whales are large on
tjhe average, and io 6ne condition. They will,
likely fetch some £2OO to Iho.valorotiß villagers.
—John o' Groat Journal.
j Snirnt'iLbtNo ts 1850.—1 t is said that so
I great is the surplus of American tonnage, that
I if aßhip was not built in Ibis country for three
years, and the averago annual losses- by shlp-
I wrecks, io , occurred during that time, oveo
; when we should have lonnogo enough for the
husiness of the United States and for ilie foreign
carrying tfrade. Ships are now the poorest
property a man can own, for they sail cl an
enormous expense, and, when not making money,
axo losing it very fast. Assessments, instead of
dividends, are the present results of ship-own*
ing, and the prospects iuThe future are very un
favorable. Our own ports, north hud
'full of ships, also the Paciflo, and ludia, and
China ports. Our markets are full of goods,
and we should not suffer if we did not reccivo no
East India cargo for one year; neither would
San Francisco Buffer if treated in the same way.
Let our shipbuilders cease theD; let not low
wages, cheap timber, and a waul of something
to do, tempt them to build this ypar. We had
better be idle than lose what we have made, as
all shipbuilders will this season. If they have
nothing of their own they will lose the property
of those who credit them. Wait fur better limes.
—Boston Tmvtlltr.
Adulteeatiom is Feahck.— The Paris Gaztile j
of a late dote gives the trials of -quite a number
of individuals, who were convicted by the Cof
rectional Tribunal, of Adulteration of various
kinds. Otic milkman who had been convicteda
fourth time on a oharge of “falsifying, aliment
ary substances,” wasaenteoccd to a flue of three
thousand francs and eight months imprisonment.
Another, who was convicted for a third time,
was sentenced to a fine of two, thousand francs
and six months imprisonment. A widow. *»
milk woman, for the falsification of milk by
adding thirty Ter cent of water, was sentenced
totb'ree months imprisonment, and a floe of fifty
francs. A grocer, having been convicted of
falsifying' coffee with ehiokory, was sentenced lo
six days imprisonment, and a fine of fifty irancß.
These ore but a few of ® ao 7 »*oUar cases,—
They show the grave light in which adolicration
is viewed in France.
John Hasoook’s Hoosbv —The Massachusetts
Legislature has been debating a project to bay
and preserve. John Hancock's estate,—h propo
sition actuated- by a feeling kindred to that
which induced onr Legislature to rescue Wash
ington's Head-Quarters at Newburgh from de
cay The bill appropriates $lOO,OOO for the
purchase; hudconleoplatea using the House as
a Governor’s Mansion. A very proper amend
ment was added to U, that nounnecesaary change
should be made In the external arrangement of
ih» dwelling. The interior will require some
refitting to adapVlt for modern use. The Senate
pAßsed tte bill and wo prceumelt j
, will fcecoinealnw. •- -\ I
j. * n. phu.mts
Tbs NitwMan-Moseit.—A tlbe Londonßoyai |
Institution, a few days ago, Professor Owen do* >
livered & lecture to a crowded audience on the ,
Gorilla, the recently discovered'nnimal of Cen- j
tral Africa, which bearsjthe nearest rcdemblancc
to man, of any one of'the monkey tribe that has .
hitherto been discovered, not excepting the \
Chimpanzee. Th? first traces of this creature :
were known in this country in IM7, and
from' the bones and the sketches of it which
Professor Owen received from missionaries, he |
inferred that the Gorilla .was one of the most i
highly.developed species of the monkey group. ,
In August last, a specimen of the Gorilla, pro- i
served in spirits, was received at the British [
Museum, and a well executed drawing of it, by j
Mr. Wolff, was exhibited. Professor Owen first
pointed out the anatomical characteristics of the
Gorilla, which distinguish it from other species
of monkeys, aod he afterward* mentioned such
particulars of its habits as be has collected from
those who have visited thotpartof Africa where
it is found. The points in which it approaches
nearer to man, than'any other qaadrumanous
animal, arc the shorter arm—particularly the
shortness of the humerus compared with the
foro-arxn, o longer developemcnt of the great toe,
a projecting nose-bone, and the arrangement of
tho bones of the feet to enable the creature to
stand more erect. The drawing of the Gorilla,
from the specimen in the British Museum, though
only two-thirds grown, represented a most for
midable animal, and, compared with the skeleton
of tho full grown specimen, tho skeleton of man
seemed very delicate. Not only &ro the bones
and muscles calculated to give great strength,
but the large capacity of the chest indicated the
powerful energy with which they wore stimula
ted. Tho part of Africa wbero the Gorilla is
found, lies from the equator to 20 degrees south,
on the western portion, in a hilly country abound
ing in palm trees and luxuriant vegetation. Its
food consists of fruits and vegetables, and its
habitation is in the woods, whero it constructs
nests of the intertwined bongbs perched at heights
varying from 12 feet to 00. It ovotds the pres
ence of tho negroes, and is but seldom seen, but
it is known to them as “tho stupid old man."—
'Tbc want of intelligence that has induced tho
negroeß to give it that nameis shown by its car
rying. away fruits and Bugar canes singly, in
stead of *yiog them together and carrying sev
eral of thetn off at one time. It is ia thus return
ing to lake away its provender into tho woods
piecemeal that the negroes Luke tbo opportunity
of waiting for and shooting it. The Gorilla is
a formidable enemy to encounter, and, in case
tho pan miss its mark, or only maim tho aoimal,
the negro is quickly overtaken and killed, or
dreadfully mangled by the canine teeth of the
creature. Sometimes when a negro is passing
unawares under a tree in which, a Gorilla is
seated, it will reach down its arm aod snatch the
man up by the throat and bold him till be is
strangled. Tbo elephant is an object of its at
tack, as they both live on the same food, and
holding on to a high brunch with its bind feet,
it will stoop down and strike the elephant with
a elg£- Tno Gorilla exhibits n strong attach
ment to it* young, as ad instance of which it
was mentioned that a female and her two young
ones basing been seen in a tree, she snatched np
one and ran with it Into the woods, and then re
turned to f«tch the other. Her retreat bad in
the meantime beai cut off, and when the gun
was levelled at her, as she held her ytmng one to
her breast, she waved her arm as if to beseech
for mercy. But it wan in vain; for ballet was
sent ihroogh her heart, and the young one was
wounded and captured The Gorilla is some
times seen walking with its arms behind its neck:
its usual mode of progression, however, is on all
fours Professor Owen mentioned several other
poiots in the habiU of the animal, as well as in
its osteology, to show its nearer approach to ntan
than other nnimals of the tribe ; and he conclu
ded by alludiog to the fossil remains of quadru
mane-, to show that the Gorilla, like maD. had
not existed till iho earth attained its pres
ent condition.
TEREISi
Kt,«»ait>.\ TrsTtss.—lt is said that a firm at
Key We-it (Florid*.) ielargely engaged at catch
ing turilo off that coast, employing not less
than ten Tv»«e!* and fifty men in lb* huaine*** ,
(be turtle being prepared at an establishment
on shore for transportation to various markets
in l.imt'irally scaled cans Two thousand
pounds of this article were manufactured last
year, and there is a prospect that the buriccas
will ho largely iccrtascJ
A young man named Irwio bas Wen arrested
on suspicion of being the person who murdered
the cashier ct the. Union Bank, nt Jaokdoo.
and robbed the bank recently. A
lorgenmount of gold and Union Bank notes were
found upon bij person
iiuEincas iioucfß ittJjaugcs.
Cl U - I'AKTN KRSIIIP. The underMgned
J 1..1- thi« .Jjj HM.vKt.xl with blot In hn«lr>— HLNKY
M<. It AA Y . la:- th« tlf m of M.r.h.il k M U-»rr. Ttn*
ti... it...: »iii i.* n.r.Miv* ± mokaiu.
JiMIN Fl.liMtNO.
Gil
FLKMISO Jk. 5! •ti K A HT,
METALS, TISM.ATE. SUF.ET UlvS. WIRE,
FOREICS ASh AMERICAS,
HARDWARE.
TINNER’? MACHINE? AN&TOOJ.S, AC.
JAPANNED WARE, STAMPED GOODS,
TINNER’S STOCK,
FLEMISH'S PATE ST LASTERSS. AC.,
WurornutM.* Ci>r. Market and Third St?.
pm«t>uncti. k, i> it-.th. lsi-j —fose.jjw
DISSOLUTION —Tin* <-o-j»artn»*n>bi!) of the
un.Wn.icL.xl niwl-r tho PAY.N K, HI?»r.LL A
C }. wan illanolr<-<l on tho U>th nil., by ttu male of Q. W. 0.
P*ytir » ■■utlre h»tor«-*t tu the couceru to C. S'. 4 F. S. Bint'll,
who Hirbarifoj t i nettle the baatneft of the late
tJ. W. 0. PAYNE,
CHAP. S BISSKUh
Pittsburgh. Match let. IS-V.I. FRANK. & BItJt'BLL
IN retiring from the iirm of Payne, Bissell
A Co.. 1 cheerfully rpcumuvnd iny»urc*»hora la the buv
lutnx to my friend* nml tho public giucr&lly.
Pitbibuigb, March I«, ISM). 0, \\\ G. PAYNE.
CO-PAUTNEKSUIP.— Thf uudcrßipnod,
un<l»r tl>» Dum? *n<l ntyle of BIS?ERE A CO., * ill con
tiyiuo tho store mol liiato U-.u>iite:a as heretofore. and
■ (.ecttully solicit * coutiliaatlon of the public I'atroUKo *0
hlxsraUy Wiicioil on lh- lute firm,
CHARLES S. mSiIELL.
tnrtl>d FRANK t< WSSELL
THE uuderhigncu liavo associated with them
tn the Coramiflsioa Humusm Jauu Fiukis, Uto of
SdeubeDvtllo, Ohio. The stylo of the Arm will c.uiiiuu» r*
heretofore N 1 MICK k CO.
NIMIOK Ss CO.,
COMMISSION MERCII A X T S,
For lh* sale of
Pig Iron and Dloowe.
05 W.VTKR t'TRKKT, Pirmnot'.H.
ISSOLUTfON Ob' CO-PARTNEKSIiIR
—The imr.Derßblp litfrelofun* touting U-nri-en the
Bai>«crlt«*r», JAM US MARSHALL nnd ÜBMtT MdIKAUY.
uuOoc the style of Marshall A MuClonri, was dissolved by
mutual coDK“Dt on the first day of Jaunary. ISSD.. Tbebus
ln««s of iho Into firm will he settled at the old stand, <oroer
of Libert] and IVwl alnsta, where those indebted will
ph*uo main immediate payment, acd those baring claims
will prvMnt them for aottlernent.
JAMES MARSHALL
HENRY MmiEARY.
TjFIK undersigned Lave this day iL-Hneiated
with ill.hi in Imslnm Thomas U. Lloyd, Inti- ol th*
Qun 'd l.hiyd £ Co. Tbo *ly[o <>f tlit* rtrui bernaltt-r
will !-• Kes , 1-Loi n A ToEHta UKA a FORSYTH.
JXO. H’L THiJS. E. LUiTS - ALU. rcltSYTll
UKA, LLOYD &. FOUSYTU,
W II OLK S A L B G ROOK RS,
AND
SEAZiBBS ZN rROSVCE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
for the sale of
PIG MBTAL AND BLOOMS,
So. 75 W«(er Street,
Fel'r l.mfctnl PITTSBURGH, PA.
WALLACES* FOUNDRY
AND
Mill 'F t nrniotitng HatabUflhment.
STEAM ‘ENGINES, BOILERS, SALT
PANS, MILL GGAIUX3, Fire llrklt. M.idiltx-ty, l*nl.
li-jn iuid C«-«liuga, uf all kinds ru:»dv t-ionW.
(Irtlo iUra, tittiiti .Weights, Mill Irou-t, Pi oof Staffs.
.*.nch>ir Ik-ltlug (Cloths, Oum and Leather U.-Ittu/,;
P'irLibie Floor uud Corn Mills—the l>o«t iu use;
French llurr Smut Uachttu*, n*M la thn city mills ami
•it, r tt>e West; acour the gnus, take ont tbo chess and re
nioTo tli** imiut lulls bofyrn they are broken hy (be ‘.extern.
Frviicti Burr Mill dtonos, m»do of eeluclad bloA*.
Patent Shingl-, MacUlofee—cot JO,OUO to 20,000 per day;
lloeo e Patent Water Wheels, need in 7000 milts. Save
as much na ih-> oTor-abnt, and twir« m much u the most ot
tbo other Wheels la nso, with au oquaJ amoaat u( water.
Cntaiogtit* r.f Wheels given to all who want gearing. Of
fice No. 310 Lil«rty fftreet, Piltrbnrgh.
**U.wniU'wT W. W. WALLACE.
Steiaia Marble Works So. 31D, 341, 32iT,
Liberty Street, PSttibnrgli, Fa.
MARBLE MANTELS, made by machinery
at low priors; Monuiucuts, Tablets, Urare Eton*a
'a largo stock on hand. Furniture and Wash Bund Tops;
Imposing Sion**, Marble nud Stans Ileartlu, mtdo by
machinery on short notice.
Marhlo wild low to th*, ira to. 023 re 319 Liberty street
Pittsburgh, fa- W. W. WAIiAOJL
■ell:6md*wT
PORTABLB FLOUR AN D CORN MILLS
—Tlio simplest end boat arßcto of tbo kind lu the
cuuutry. They run light, grind but, and make good work.
They are idffilVniiun to Lmabennsn, Iron Masters and
•uttiunio new ecoutrk-v For »!« at No 310 Lll-ertv St,
Pittsborgh,Pa. w. \y. WALLACE.
■rfAdAwT .
PLASTER PARIS, ROMAN CEMENT,
CEMENT for Citterns, Ac. OWN'D STONES and
WHITE LIME, nt'3lo liberty eucct, Pittsburgh
.aetLCmdAwT w ty wali..' j*_
TARRANT'S •RKFBRVBSOBNT Sj.LT
ZE&APEQVENT, prepared on an entire newpHonpu
Trom a lato ao>l accurst-,analysis t>rthee* 1
Spring loilefmany. This woch Mtocm««*tad highly rain-
Siltpreparation will not fail .to effectually noun Dyspep.
•la. lodigesUnn, DUUuni affection*. n«dacbe, Ueartham.
Acldl ty of Uio Stomach, Oofiireneaa, BhoumatlMn, Ua« of
Acpctite, Crarel, Nerroas Debility, hAOScacr % waiting,
'< Comer ol tha Eiamoad and Market it.
GAZETTE-
VOLUME' LXXII— NUMBER 74
!; fcnmttance,
Continental Inmanee Company.
fry the LegiAstitr* of iWuybfonia,
PHUTETOALORARIBR
A othoriii'd Capital, Gee MQUon Dotlan r .
Secured and Accumulated Capital ..
HOME OFFICE.
Ac. Ql Kfeiant .Street, aU> re .Second, FhUadrlpUa.
pin? Insurance on Buildings, Fund tore, Slerchonliee, Ac,
genently.
Marine Insurance on Cargoes and Freight*, to all part* of
the world.
Inlaud Insurance on Goods, Ac., by Lake*, River*, Canal*
and Land Carriages, to all part* of the Union, on the most
fareroblotomi, consistent with security.
GEORGE W. COLLAD AY, formerly Recorder cf Deeds, Ai-,
Philadelphia.
WM. BOWEH3, formerly Register of Will*.
JOBS N. OOLKMAN, Ann of Coleman A Smith, Importing
Hardware and Cutlery Merchants, No. 21 North Third
street, above Market, Phil*. '
JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat A Son, Ooppcismiths, No.
■ 12 Quarry street, Phils.
EDWARD V. MACHETTE, firm of Maebette k Bafcael,
Importing Hardware Merchants, No. 124 North Third
street, shore Race, Phils.
COWARD HINOOMAN, Arm of Ltrinprton k Produce
and Comininion Merchants, No. 278 Market *L, above
Eighth, Phils.
OEORQB W. COLLADAY, rre»M*at.
04LIM WttSOS, Secretary.
JQSHCA ROBINSON, Ap ni.
No. 24 Fifth street Jwy »unr».)
mrC6;<3lyffl
Delaware mutual Safety Insarance Company
Incorporated fry t/i< Isgitlaiurt <ifrcWiryhxmux, 1536.
Offico, S. E. Comer Third and Walnut Bts.
PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE rXXURANCESau Veto els, Cargo, ond Freight
to all ports of the world.
ISLAND LXSURAN'II.S oa Goods,!)/ Hirers,CouoJi,
Lakre sad Loud Carriages, to oil ports of the Unioo.
FIRE INRURAUCFS oo Merchandize gefltnil]j-“Cw
Stores, Dwelling Uoases, Ac.
AntU of the Cbnpany, fTov. 2d, 1857.
Pood*, Mortgoires, ond Ecol Estate $101,350 0*
Philadelphia City, ond other Linus 137,011 25
Stock in Hanks, Koilrood & Insurance Coo. 12,506 00
Bills Kmeivohle 220,201 05
Cuhoo hand 38,692 GO
iUlaurcs in bonds of Agents, Premiums oa
Marine Poticlnsrecently Issued, aud utn
rr delta One the Ccucj'auy
Bohecrlptlon Notes
TVUJUut MirrlL.
J-jsvpb U. e*«L
Edwncd
JubnC. Darts,
John 1L Penrwe.
Gwrgv Q. Lclper,
Ed wart DvUngU/Ut.
Dr. IL il. UaatciU,
William C. Lcdwt*.
Uacb Craig,
Jnra-4 C. n*ud,
lb*oj<hUo« i’A<il4itig»
J worn Trkjiutlx,
W’lliam Ej'r»,Jr-,
J. F.AVniiCoQ,
Joiboa p. Kyra,
Samuel £. Staid,
lit cry Gloaa,
Jams* C- McF«tl»
j TiortaaC. Dana,
j Itabvrt burton, ii ,
Jobu U. SctUple, I’itttb'c,
D T. Moreau,
| J.T. bognn, "
WM. MAKTIN, PrttAteitt.
nioa. c. vu» Prusjjeut.
JlJt'IT I.TUOA“, rWr-urTf-
V. A. UADKIttA, AKt-Bt,
Nv. li.’i Wtlrf I'ltabctth.
Mchealn.
Charlm Kelley,
Rri.iUo.
Jacob P. JoaW
•cA. i yd—l*L2
CrKEAT W *;’a'i'iCKjs'
INSUHAHCE 1 * TRUST COMP AITS’.
OFFICE IN CUIiFANVrt PUILDISU,
No. 403 WAL 9 V Y STttKKT
statement of busint** for year ending octo
HER 21, ISdi.
4223,900 Vi
61,453 03 03
01,563 4A
7,b2S 40 $99,300 M
RKtlred fnr Premium*
*• - iiitervit. itecU, Ac-
paH L< <•**•11. E«pem*e, r«>uinit*-
none. IL-linnranre, Rrturin d
Pti-3.iomj, 4c...._ .... $70,3*3 00
ASSETS.
Tlch! E»Utr, lUrti’t A Mortage* ...^UI.TIO
et«u......... ....
Bill* Receivable h
Uaee'.tird rrcmiuuu nud ether
del.u ilu- the Company
Caen on livid, aud In tlie hand* of
A»«.U -
At \ n-‘- lit,,; of tii*. rtr.rV h. Uc-r*. cotiv-aed -nibelith
ulimi-i. ttjv ('••iluwlux person* weni ••hi. ted L’t H KCTOHS fcr
Ibo ensuing > par, tii :
(Juarica C. l-attrop, lt‘.'3 Walnut sire-'t.
Alexander WhlUden, Merchant, IS North Front
Wttlmm Darling, ia£l !*tne afreet.
In<£ UxzJohnrsL, Attorney and Ccuniftlcr.
John C. Uanl<r, hrmof Wright. limiter A 00.
E. Trury brm of Tracy A C*- n UuhlsxultL'a 11*11.
JoUu ill McCurdy, firm of J«»uea, White A McCord>
Tt lo < L. Gilir«pln, firm of aill«pt« A Zeller.
Jiu. 11. Bmitia firm of Ju. B. Suikb 1 Co
John R. Vug-h-s, offlc- currier of Serviitb and sain*itn
• 11. 0'1.i.-r, tinu o! C. 11. Grant A Cc.
T!.oj'*« Pnit-T, '£2J Atch atrect.
Charle* lfarUn,corner Waitin'. and street*.
.'•■aa. J. Stooiin, ofllce 154 South Fourth street.
At a meeting of the rltoard CMALES C.
l.ATlinm* i'»' unnnlai'.uil) and lion.
»M. DARLING Vice President.
This Couip*irj liu t>’S\''JN TINUED UOKAS SIAUINE
IJULI. Rl>K?. I>nt P'-Htiwat Unit lli*n oo
Uiri-rs Uk-.n a* l.«-rr{nt.inv
U. V». I'vl AUJiATER, Aff-Dt,
No. -JT H’»:-rstnvt.i
FIU K INS I RANCKI
nr Tin
u.'!;r.Q?f ilQ'.uai insaratKC i:cn>i>any of
1* U 1 !. A !' r. L 1' n 1 A
i->; RulWirpi. IVri^tual.Mrrchacdwo. Furailnre
A-.-, m T -'s*ti or Ootiutry.
Uhi.il N\>. Waluut StTfct.
•?.— lDT?*U*d M fr-Ih-we;
Firel Mottcsg' - '.® ttij;-i»>Twl City worth
J.-.ihlr liir.ieimitil fd‘J(l,29o 00
I'-iuj*. C--'t 0 [-er Mortgage- Loan,
26,5‘.*0 00
C por o-.it P<-nn». P. R. Loan.. 10,000 00
tViiusylTitnle Krulruai! Co’eSlock • 4,i00 W
Su-ck of ih>s IL-iinoce Mutual Insurance Co ly.lW 00
Slock of Conut; Ftre Itisurauce Co l.uSu 00
&.'rtp ofSnndry lu»nr»Dve Corapaatao. 476 00
Bit to I>c*«it»w*>. bunlnm paper..- 62,711 60
B‘*»t Account's accrued intoroot.vtf - iyiiSB 10
Ojw! «o band an.J 13 l)*ufc 16.043 20
$262,466 W
CLEM TINGLE". Prf»iJ«st-
Mitscrvta.
. .<arun-'l nt«]'hnro,
, RnbvitSumn,
Wiliuun Mu'wi,
BetJ. \V. Tiu^lrf,
SUr*h*ll Hill, '
L. Lotlirop,
Cliu. Lnlaml,
Jacob T. Buntiop,
1 Smith Bowen.
! Wtu. M. Semple. PilUb’g.
1. ULNCUMAN, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN, A«*>ut
jn«'f Thin! and Wool streeta
CbmVimtlv;,
Win. ft.
David d. “r~»c.
U StovcDMii,
John R. WnTTril
H. L-Carnol,
Robert Toiaiid.
M<w* Jobuaob,
C. n w.wj, ‘
Jauie*)*. Wood w»< •'
North-oait cut
HerebaniV Insurance Co', of Philadelphia.
WU. T. PKTTIT, PrraL„ D. J. ttcCANN, Secretary.
Amniat u/ Capital Stock paid Id and invented....(2oo,ooo 00
rurpiut _ 63,425 36
$253,428 36
t nii.n«< CAff-i- fti*ka on tin- Ohio and Mlaalssippl Kiver* mud
inbnturn**. ln*rar*-a against U>»* or damage by Ftr®,
aii« again it tbe penta of tbo Sea, and Inlaud
Navigation and Tianaportatiub.
ptaectOEa.
IVn. V Petit. John C. Montgomery, John M. Pumroy, V. J.
McCann. K. F. Wltmar, Retie fluilion, UonJ.'L. WojlJtoc,
John A. Mamhall, Cbarli-fi D. Wright, John J. I'attvraon.
KltroodT. Pnarj.
ff«. V. PKTTIT, l*re«Meot,
K. F. WITMKJt, Vim Freni-Jeml
D'riant J McCiHS, Secretary.
airnui.
St'ikTr, Lamb A Co., Philadelphia
Duck, Merman A Stldfolv; do
Truitt, Dro. Jt Co., do.
Tummy, Caldvell A Co., do
A. T. Um A Co, do.
BielumiU, Joatiee A Co., do.
pittsburqu officii. No. v: watbk strket
•aofcdtf It. W. POINDEXTER. Aged
iraae« Company of
E L P li l A .
Pr»nkll* Flro lam
r if i i. a d
rc»3.
Adolph E. Uorlf.
Satnnel Qmni,
Da rid ft. 11 rove,
Jacob It Hmith,
i Morris Patterson.
CUAKLES N. BANCKER, Prwidwit
Ciukuo 0. lUxcim, Secretary.
Th!* Company continue* to mako imrorancea, permnojQt
nr limited, on every deacrfptlon of pnijn-rty lo (own and
country, at rate* a* tow u are consistent with ae-cm-it y.
The Company hare reverted a large cuoUnjteDt fond,
which,'with iht tr Capital aad Prutnlasu, &nHy Inwsted,
afford ample protection to the aneured.
The Asset* of the Company, on Jannaty Ist, ISiL, a* pat--
llshtsd agreeably to lho Act of Awo-mt-ly, wore aa fi-liowe
ctr—
Ch&rlc-t W. BikDchrr,
o*w*rp* W. flfth*rd»,
Thomas Unit,
Mordecai D. LewU,
Tot'itu Wagn«r,
fclortg-4f*-«
R«al Eeute.........
Temporary Jxao*.
Stock*
Cash, Ae_
St.-UfjOS 44
Since thfhr fncorpcrntUn, • j-rnoO of laustyoa* year*,
they Uara paid tipwardr of 000 MUUIXi, Four llnndred
thousand Dollar* Loam** l>y Ere, thereby aCunling i-vMeuc*
of the advantages of Insurance, os veil u thi*}» ability and
tlsposftlma to meet with prv'uptneaa all liabllilire.
J. GARDNER. COFFIN, Agent,
apit) Office Bootbaaat cor. Wood add Ttiml sta.
Citifies’ insurance Comp’y of husourgh*
WM. BAGALEY, President,
SAM'JtL I. MAHSIJCLL, Peovtary
iip« Cl TTolcr Sit'd, ixturxn XjjUt oxd Kood £:»
Dull and Ccj go Ricks oa tho Ohio and MU
riuippi lUeere, and Tributaries.
«-lii»Qrrs lgsaordamngc by Fire. Also, agiiiwi
tho perils of the Beeau'l Inlacd KuTlgHtioo and Transport
athrn. ••
Wia.Ba«aW;, | CapU Mark
fiAmo«l Kwi, , s. si. Ki er(
Jaa. SI. ! John S. Dilworth.
Jan. Park. Jr., , /nmas {Mli>r*,
J. D. Canfield, V. m. B. Hay*,
A. Uarbsugh, Jobs Huipton.
Capt. Sata’l C. Yi/ang, ( Walter Rry.u.l,
1*22 CalJvrell, Jr
tSoxaonfCßlicla Imarauct Company
PITTSBURGH
Ornotan-JAM C 2 A. UUTCMEON, Preal-Usl
HENRY H. ATWOOD, feretory
Omca, NO. M tfrxx f* _ _
Util IniUT* Again* all W.wE- f\rt and Uarine B*
A&svrrs, NoYKMDEII 20iu, ISAS;
Stock Duo Bill*, P»7 sW «' cn dretnd, aeeurtrd by
UroapproT*"* Bam**. —J133.0C0 UO .
Premium Suti-i—-- ———— —... 25»4<11 At
Jillla EccrfraMr- ... l r 4<K> 00
116 •bares Mechanic* Bank block— coat 6,165 90
100 do Clrin?u* > do do do fr,176 (/>
60 do ltabk of Pittsburgh «)u do .._...... ’’T.'iO '•"
40 do Efcohangß Bank do do ]!”„
Bnlanco of Book Account*. 6A k •
Office Furniture— ’ •
0«b
naacTOoa:
Wm. B. Balm**, Wm. A, Ca*: ■";
Hob t. Dal tell, t j Wilson M .
Wm. Bca, I John Mr
Tboa.B.Cbrko. ! Qeo, A
JtDM A. Ucichiy.
HBM&Y
Firr, Baiine and Inland insurance.
TNSCRANCE CO. or NORTH AMERICA,
1 PHILADELPHIA.
I n a,rpar»trflTH-r0.pIl»I S*?/?. 0 - _
’A«th. January 10, l‘.
MIUJCTOKS.—Arthur G. Coffin, B*mtUl W. Jones, John
A lirowe. I'amm-I V. Smith, Char.Ua Taylor, Axabraw Wmw
John Ktfl. Kl:lmrd D. Wood, William Welih. WBlJaill*.
llowi'D, JumM N. I'i'feßoa, 8. Morria Wain, slnaoo#
Geo. L. Franc;* R. Ctope. Edward 11. Trotter.
Matthias il .\&i\ AUTHUtt G. COFEI3J, Prwt.
INSURANCE CO. OP the STATE or PA.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated, 1791—Capital *OOO.OOO.
Assets PebrnarT 1, lSi>9 - $413,808 43-
DIRECTORS—IItory D. Fborrerd, Simoon Toby. Charles
MacaJoster. TTilUam H. Spilth, Jcbn U. Rodd, DeoryG.
Prreman, Charles S. Lewis, George C. Canon, William B.
White, Georco H. Stuart, Sunnet Grant, Jr., Thornaa Wag
ner. Thomas B. Watt« n- UKh'KY D. SHEiIRKItD,
Wiliuk Hartct, Sec’y. President.
in the aboTfl OtJ and Reliable Companies,
can be obtained by application to
fetfl-Aly W. P. JONK3, Agent, 81 Water at.
Pennsylvania Insurance Company
t of prrrsEusGir,
OfQce So, G 3 Fonrth Street
cjßjorcw
Jacob Painter, I Wai'a Hampton.
Oeo. W. Smith, . A. A. Ctonier,
A. J. Jones, ' Hobart Patrick,
Body Patterson, I Henry Spronl,
J, P. Tanner, I Nicholas VoegbUy,
1. Grier Spronl, I Jam*i U.Hopkins.
C A. Colton.
Chartered Capital S3OO,MS
and Marino Kirks takes of aU description*.
orncxKS.
Pieaiiunt—A. A- CARJUZ&-
VJce PrrsldfLt—Boot Pattxssos.
Secretary aud Treasurer—l. Qll/E ScaOCL. Jal
\V e art era Insurance Company
O t PITTSBURGH.
GKOKOg DARSIE, P/eaidi-ni
P. XL GORDON, Secretary.
OFFICB,No.w2 Water street, (Spang A C".'« Warehouse
cp stairs, Pitteburgh.
Will Ituure agairM all kind* of Fire and Itanne lltik:
A Home Institution managed by Directors, who ere well
known in the community, and who are d'iermtnexL by
promptness and liberality, to maintain the character to).ie\
they haoe assumed-as offering the best protection to those wAo
if 'iire to be insured.
assets, uctobkh so, ism.
Stock Accounts.
03,130 5/
100,000 00
Mortgage-*
Bills Beoei Table-
9703,785 37
Office Furniture..
Opea Account*.
K»>i
Premium Not**.
Bill* Discount*!.
Gt-orge Dirsie,
R. Milter, Jr,. .
J. W. Butler,
Q. W- Jackson, ’f
Jamea HcAuley,
Alexander Speer.
Andrew AckJoy,
uoltfc
Pittsburgh insurance Company.
Office, No. D 6 Water Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
HOBT.GALWAY, Preakk-ht.
V. A. lUmehi&t, Snc'j ALKX. BRADLEY, Vice Brest.
InunrcH againxt licit and'Cnrgu UUkK, on tbs Ohio «cJ
UlMiaslppi riv.txs and tributaries, and Maria** J'.i-k geoj
erally.
And against Lew* ct Damage by Fire.
And against the Perils of the Sea and Inland NaelgstJoST
sod Tranxportation.
Robert Galway,
Samuel McGlorken,
P. Gazxatn, >! D-,
Jobs Scott,
James Manhalt,
Da rid Richey,
Janice W. H.-ulnuic
Chas. Arbntbuot,
felb—mytiS-ly
Philadelphia F'ire amt Life
! N S t R A N C R COMPANY.
No. M 9 Chesout Street,
OPPOSITE THE CUSTOM DOUSE
tV ill make all kinds of Inenraaoe, t-ltber Perpetual or
on e*-i y d*VKrij'tiou of Property .sr itorrbasdiaa.
«t raanmabla rateeof picmitun.
ROBERT. P. KINO, PrwMt.nl.
M W BALDWIN, Vico President
birktoim.
Cl.nJ.es P Raw-.
K. H. Kmdl’-h,
P. B. Sar.ry,
C. Sherman,
8. J. Mwgargw,
f. *•*•■ ~‘-*ry
rTUIE METHODIST. urlLi'i.lentu and Chac-
I scut* from l ife ia ib- B C..nH«i.-;ire by Miri*
Adi FI: teller, *r:tb na iLtrodUti.m l>j W I*. Strickland.
kltillT. i\>creUry.
THE WAYS AND MEAXSof PAYMENT,
» ftrll of Ulw» credit »j «tc:u t»iui ttio vanctu
OiWtiei of JUjjCStECUt, l>7 JjtopbcD OolVOil, hi 1 Vul. Svo.
rpUE METHODIST, ur Incident* and Char-
I »cien from lliu In tbo ihiltuiiure C*;ui»r>-oce, by Miri
am Fletcher, wiih an introduclk'n i v R..v V,. I*. Strickland,
lo 2 1-mo. IvA Y A C*.'.. U Wood »L
r \ NEW WORK liY ALICE OAKY.—
f\ Pn-turei »>t Country l.ilu, by Alice Cory, author of
L.i'tctuouli sh-m,-* in 1 vo'.l2mo. tv AY* A CO, 50 Wood *L
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