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WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 18- r »i>.
While the whole country is applauding Mr.
Grow, of this State, for the part/he tooe its de
feating the proposition of the Senate to increase
the postage to five cents, it appears (hero nro
certain mousing partisans who cannot refrain
from, indulging in their proepenslty for misrep
resentation at his expense, Among these is
one of the correspondents ofthellaUimorc Sun ,
under.the signature of “Aga,” who after chuck
ling orer of there Wing no neces
sity for &n extra session of Congress, on ac
count of the passage of the Treapery—Nolo Hill,
has tlie effrontery to uty? the language which -we
quote below: -
•*g 0 that while Mr. Crow's revolutionary
scheme to precipitate an extra session, that
should surely elevate himself to the Speakership,
. through the want of representation of the slave
States, may not, after all, inflict serious public
injury, it will most certainly attract public at
tention to the fact that we have a post ■ offico es-
that coats about ten millions over
aneLabovo receipts.. In this view, is it to be
believed that public opinion will sustain rtpre
', sentatiTcs, who, for personal and partixan pur-
essay to stop the wheels of goyernment
that they may perpetuate the enormity of the
franking privilege,* which indirectly costs tho
goTornment\twu > r three millions of dollars an
nually V - Is it to be believed that tho great mass
of the people, who receive bat few letters, shall
be taxed at least five* millions annually, (bat
those .who are Bending great numbers of letters
shall do so at trifling rates? Way should not
thorn who most use the mails, (government func
tionaries included) pay the postal expei'-< , « ?
•Mr. Crow’s “revolutionary scheme,’' m Iho
eyes of - the patriotic and the wise men of tho
country, is nothing more than a successful effort
to defeat a revolutionary movement of tho Sen
ate, which had forgotten its constitutional privi
leges, for tbo time- Through his agency that
nugust body has been taught a lessen which its
locoi’oco members should not permit to pass from
their memory for soxno time to come. Neither
Mr. Grow norhis associates who voted with him
were opposed to the abolition of the franking
pr dege, as cunningly hinted by “Aga,” and
ha . jho Senate not encumbered it with an ob
noxious rider the bill would have been allowed
to pass without any opposition fr<yn o>»t eido of
the boilsr Roller that the post-office appropri
ation should be defeated a thousand times than
that <h*t pecpi. should have additional taxation
inflivicd on ii. lb,correspondence, in order to en
rich an army ut unprincipled mail contractors
and printc*of pOBt-olSco blanks. Jf additional
objects are needed for taxation let the slaves on
Southern plantations come in -for their share.
They have recently been declared property, and
as the Southern men are favorable to “direct
taxes,” when assessed on Northern farms and
workshops, let a per capita assessment bo made
on the live “chattels” of the Southern cotton sad
tobacco plantations. It is theonlykindof “prop
erty,” we believe, that has thus far escaped State
and County taxation.
>NbW J ebb by.— lt was feared that through the
manamvering of the democrats of this State that
a joint meeting, of both houses would be prevent*
ed, and consequently no United States Senator
would be. chosen this winter in the room of
Wright, tho present Lecompton representative.
From the following, which we copy from that
staunch and reliable journal, tho Newark ifrr*
cwy, it appears that the cause for these appre
hensions is abont being removed, and that an
election will, in all probability, take place. The
M&cuty. says:
*‘We presume that the present week will de
termine much that relates to the lasting and
permanent interests of the State. The Democ
racy seem to concede a joint meeting, and the
Opposition should prepare themselves to dis
charge their responsibilities. We trust that the
Opposition will, without delay, make their nom
inations, and renew daily their attempts to se
cure a joint meeting. There is nothing further
ter be gained by inaction, and the Opposition arc
strong' enough Uo disregard the fears of the
timid. There is not a Democrat, or an ally of
them,-like Commodoro Stockton, who possesses
the remotest chance of an election. We have
the strength and it can only be frittered away
by a needless distrust of it.”
Wo hope tie anticipations jCf ihzTSltrcvry will
be realized, and that New Jersey for the next
•Ufyears will be represented in the National
Congress by a true and reliable Republican.
Her present Senators should seek a constituency
farther South. . 1
jtfoßE about “J. B.”—Uis said—says “Occa
‘ signal” of Forney’s Prut— that the President is
intensely wroth about the conduct of Secretary
Toucey, in exposing the endorsed letter of Col.
Patterson. The same writer says that “it is
openly charged that Toucey did this to screen ,
himself in his various transactions, and to make
the President his fortress igaingt assault.” The
Utter opinion may be-correct, but we think the
~“°>««oUtfj’Aiiiowledge of affairtPat Washington,
nt&Uon <u that the name and rep
be bat a miserable defence. would
mean*, as comfortably situated in
the opinion of the world as his immortal name
sake. >He may bo “devilish sly,” bat in each a
straight “demme, if he would do” for a forircee,
_hlr. Toucey 1
. (Special Corret-pou<Va£x oi tho Pittsburgh Gaicttr.)
HannrsnimG, March, 7, 1359.
Mettre. Editor* : The chances for getting an ad
ditional law jadgo in the Common Pleas of' vAlleghe
ny county arc growing smaller and beautifully less.
The bill which passed the House gave the Common
Pleas concurrent jurisdiction with tho District Coon
in all sums'hot exceeding throe hundred dollars. I
am informed there a probability of this section be
iog being stricken from the bill in the Senate, in
whieh ease the biU will be postponed indefinitely,
nod that would be the last of it for this session.
.. Neither House was in session this forenoon, and
; the afteraoonjwiaa consumed in the Senate in consid
■’ ©ring private bills, none of which, np to tbo timo of
writing, relateto Allegheny county.
In,the House, Mr. McDowell mored to suspend
?£>■ . the idles.and proceed to tho consideration of an act
• to incorporate the Birmingham Insurance Company,
which was agreed to, and the billpossed finally and
goes to the • Governor. Sovcral other priyute bills
were considered, nonoof which relate to your county.
Mr. Irish read in placo on act to incorporate tho Se
wickley Cemetery, after which tho balance of the
session was consumed in the presentation of peti
tions and remonstrances.
Among cdbeis, Messrs. Foster, Irish and McDow
ell presented, petitions for the abolition of the High
School, and-Mr. Foster also oho against its abolition.
, ;'Mr..McDowell also presented remonstrances of tho
Board of Trado against tho repeal of tho tonnage
tax.
■s. Mr. Foster has introduced an-aci for the reforma
tion . and employment of vagrants, drunkards and
other disorderly persons in tho county of Allegheny.
This act provides for a board of managers, whose
• duty it ihaU.be to rent or erect suitable buildings for
'- the employment of the inmates of the county jaiL
The objects of this biU aro very loadable, bat I doubt
Tory much whether tho attempt to mako vagrants
. ■ and drunkards who ore committed bat for a fow days
at a time, support themselves by prison labor, would
not cost moro than itwonld come to.
r In addition to tho cost of providiogsuitablobaild
/I ing* for'the purpose, an additional number of officials
■ would have to bo supported at'the expense of (he
county, to superintend tho proposed work which these
- . vagrants and drunkards are cxpocted to perform.
Prison labor at best, is generally unprofitable, and
. where the prisoners would ho of such a poor, 'fforth
6SS as the class jo f persons committed for
> “ >iir *'s £ T*?y nae y and drunkennesi generally are, end where
berried would be so short as that for
persons is generally committed,
labor would not in all probabil
which would be increased
•*\\ l and. superintendingtbo
. •'iL ... t Tro . 1
■ howeror, it would
Ra.vdou.
. ..
Tbe bhreivlUe Trtgcdjr.
[From tho Loairdlle Coturte ot Saturday.]
On Tuesday Lowe sent word lo Cicero Max
well to remain at his room until he received a
note from him, which he did. Lowe’s cote.
which waa delivered subsequently, inquired if
Maxwell desired to challenge him; if not,
whether he would accept a challenge. Maxwell
refused to communicate by note. Lowe’s friend,
aa instructed; told Maxwell a street fight was .the
alternative, and asked if be would use long or
short arias. Maxwell replied that he would ap
pear when he pleased, and as it suited him; aad
would afford no other satisfaction.
In a short time, Lowe, with three pistols in l
his left arm, and one in bis right hand, ap
proached the crowd, which was near the Court
House, and in a loud voice said: “If Cicero
Maxwell is in the crowd, or in the sound of my.
voice, let him come forth. He has stated that I
am n political juggler. In return, 1 pronounce
him a-liar, calumniator and coward. Thu be
repeated several times. The denunciation was
conveyed to Maxwell, or beard by him, and in
a few minutes be made his appearance in the
street, with a doable barrel shot gun, and accom
panied by a Mr. Harris and Morton, of Hart
ford, Judge Mayhall and Thomas Withrow, of
Hawesville, and others. When within about fifty
yards of Lowe, who faced his foe, htaxwell dis
charged ono barrel of his gun, which was loaded
with backehot, the contents striking the left
breast of Lowe, who staggered, but instantly re
covered bis position (a coat of mail saving him,
as alleged.) He returned the fire, hot missed,
and seeing the mob present arms, took refuge
in the crowd, and, eluding pursuit for the time,
got ioto the house of a widow lady.
Maxwell and bis friends, discovering where
he Was, surrounded the house and threatened to :
tear it down if Lowe was not given up. The
lady implored them to desist and said it was tree
Lowe was there, but sho had no power to bring
him out. A parley look place,and three friends
of Maxwell cnlercd the building. Lowe asked
that his life might be spared. They assured
him he should not be molested provided he would'
disarm himself, and, accompanied by them, he
re appeared on the street. The sight of him
only added fuel to the flame, and he was agoio
fired upon. Mr. Harris, one of the gentlemen
who 'gave assurance of protection, said, “Mr.
Lowe, I cannot risk my life longer to save you.”
and Lowe broke and ran, followed-by the mob.
Mr. Aldridge, Ihe only friend Lowe seems to
hove had, fired at the mob, and, as he\urned to
fly, waa killed by a ball from a rifle. A~great
number of shots were fired at Lowe in his flight,
ne was wounded in several places, and his clothes
riddled with balls. lie. ran as far as the bank of
the river, his foes still firing atbinHn hif» flight,
• and there fell, apparently exhausted. One Thos.
i Withrow also cut at him with his bowie-knife
while be was running, but tho coat of mail which
’ it is said he wore prevented his being hurt
1 Mr. Harris went to him where he lay and,
-ono of the mob ran up and swore he would kill
him anyhow, and put a pistol to Lowe’s bead.
Harris knocked the weapon up, and it was dis-
charged without injuring any one. The crowd
then gathered around Lowe, and Maxwell asked
him if he would make a retraction. Lowe re-
plied that he retracted everything he bad said,
that he'was a coward, and had disgraced himself.
Maxwell, it is said, begged his friends not to
hurt his fallen foe, as he bad done all be requir-
ed. Lowe was then taken back.to the court
house, and delivered to Judge Stuart. Some of
the mob manifesting a wish to lyoch Lowe,
Judge Stuart rose and said bo was in the bands
of the law, which should be honored, and Lowe
should not be injured until the mob passed over
his dead body. His speech prolonged Lowe’s
term of life at least for a few hours, and after
his wounds were dressed in the court house, ac
companied by Judge Stuart, he was taken to
jail. The Judge remained with him until a late
hour in the night, when it was thought the ex
citement was at an end, and the prisoner safe
from the fury of those who had sought his life.
On Wednesday morning, Lowe sent for Harris,
and thanked him for saving his life on the pre
vious day, but expressed fears the mob would
hang him, and solicited his visitor to intercede
for his life in behalf of his wife and children.
Harris left, and about that time a'report was
started that Lowe told Harris that he only asked
protection then for revenge that would fdllow,
and when he was released from jail he would kill
the last one of them! This again aroused his vin
dictive enemies, but no violence was done openly.
Iu a very short timet however, two men, Hr. Da-
vidson and Tlioa. Withrow, went to Oldham, the
jailor, and demanded the keys of Hie prison. The
presentation of pistols at the head of the officer
was potent,,and the two men thus reached the'
room where the unfortunate Lowe was confined.
He was lying on a bed, prostrate from his wounds,
and excitement and suspense. As soon as he
saw them, divining their purpose, he askod them
to spare his life, but the cruel and relentless men
were-there to slay, not spare.
Withrow first fired, then Davidson, both balls
entering Lowe’s breast and killing him instantly.
The assassins then went out of the cell, but fear
ful the bloody deed was not yet done, returned
and fired four more balls into Iho lifeless corpse.
Five of the balls entered his breast, the sixth
entering the head above the eyes. The damna
ble murder having been executed to their satis
faction, they then retired-
No attempt was made to arrest them, as we
learn by our informant. But why, if these arc
facts, we cannot guess, for a fouler murder was
never recorded in the annals of crime, and
a darker stain never sallied the escutcheon of
the Commonwealth.
, The Grand Jury, in session at the time, bare
refosed to find a bill against the murderers of
Lowe. They say:
“In reference to the killing of Lowe on the
next day, when he was unarmed and confined
in the jail, a difference of opinion exists in the
grand jury. A majority of the jury, however,
believe that the lives of the two persons by |
whom he was said to have been slain were threat- i
cncd by him and would have been unsafe if he I
bad been permitted to live, and that the satne-j
principles of 6elf-preservation which justifiesUiirtig
killing of Aldridge were npplicable,t*"**pJore that
of Lowe. The grand in this
so great provocation-*^? B9 becn shed in Ihovery
country apt* *v*Grt»ce. They hope sincerely that
presonce P r °cetedings referred to may have a
tha e^ect upon the community—that the.
inculcate a desire to have the laws'
promptly administered, and impress upon those
who disregard the rights of others tho certainty
that in tho judgment of all good men the law is
magnified when he who without*right appeals to
•he sword is bytbo sword destroyed.
Daejm; Act or a Railroad Esgijibee —Tho
LafayeUc Dally Courier of Iho 21ih, relates Ibe
following :
“Night before last a deaf aod dumb man
named Lane, met with a thrilling adventure and
usrrowly Reaped the loss of his life, on the New
Albany and Salem road, a short distance below
Linden. He was walking on the track as the
passenger train came along, and iho engineer,
observing that he ppid no need to the warning
whistle of the locomotive, shat down the brakes,
but finding it wonld be impossible to check the
speed of the train before striking him ran for
ward, and bracing himself upon the cow-catcher,
reached oat his strong arm jast in lime to save
him. The imminent danger of the bravo engi
neer was greatly augmented by the fact that the
deaf and dumb man had an ax upon his shoul
der, from which he might have received serious
injury. Lane was not a little astonished at the
unceremonious manner in which he had been
picked up, and without comprehending his nar
row escape, struggled in the arms of his deliver
er, to the great danger of both. The train,
however, soon came to a halt, and the poor fel
low, by signs and gestures, moro eloquent than
words, testified his gratitude for the deliverance.
Ho was the same man who was knocked into a
ditch by a passing train last summer, at or very
near the same spot where his brother,'also deaf
and dumb, was ran over and horribly mangled
the year before.”
WASHmoTon, March 9, 1859.—The Union to
day, treats its Sunday readers to a scries of mis
representations to the effect that Mr. Grow de
feated the Post-Office Appropriation bill, when
the record shows that Mr. Grow, whose single
voice could hove prevented it, permitted Mr.
Phelps to report a bill appropriating nearly
'twenty-six millions of dollars for the Post-Office
Department, which passed the House, Mr. Grow
voting for it. it went to the Senate, and was
there killed by Toombs, Mason, Bayard and
Company. Mr. Grow’s achievement in prevent
ing the increase of postage, annoys the Union
greatly.— N. Y. Trib.
Tun Albany Evening Journal gives the fol
lowing as tbo result of tho elections for Super
visors in New York, compared with the result of
last tear:
Republican* Americans Democrats
1858. ' 398 45 200
1859. 422 * 23 185
This shows how completely and thoroughly
the Empire State maintains its Attachment to
sound principles. \
to say that
\ericao caucus
r
'$ - understood
;#
g to
President Soaxhoh, late of tfio Missouri
State Univarsity, died at his residence in Canton
on Friday last. At the time of binleath he was
-President of tho Christian University-located at
Canton.
Tub attention of those who oro buying fashionable
clothing, either in men's or boys' wear, is directed to
Carnaghan a advertisement, Allegheny city. His
ITT "SU" fuu ? d ““U Best, in both ready
maun clothing and pieco goods for custom work, and,
i be possesses ample facilities for cutting and
king-first class work, there is some assurance of
’.pleased, offerod to his patrons. n
of tbo following articles can be obtained at
well known stand, Federal street, Allegheny.
S*** aod Confectionery to
"T Pwhcs, Tomatoes, Plumbs.
Applj Brandy Peaches, Assorted Pm!
PU *J?i2?? Ketchup. Capers, Wor-
Lobsters, Sardines, Family
which they will guarantee to
fcquUfrttdyrtcfc. , V J
! CnaoNic Diajhukea.—‘We havem our posv
| NMioo the certificate or * rwpee table dttien, testifying
1 that bo ni satisfy cared of this dreadful disease by using
J. Baerhar*’! Holland BUUrt.
We (ball tako pleasure In showing tbo certificate to any
person doubting this statetneuV '
Cactjdsl—Be careful to saklfor BterbatVs liollaarf BiL
tars. The groat popularity of thU modtrine lias ludnc&l
’ many Imitations, whkb tbo public bLoqM guard against
, purchasing.
; at fit par bottle, or itx bottles tor gfi, by tbo pro
-1 prieti.rs,BENJ. PAGR, Js_ k CO-, UanotacturingvPbarm*.
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Oh Monday Erenliig, filar*h 14th,
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D&. BOYNTON
WILI GIVE THE FOURTH LECTURE
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A OP MRXIOO, Bi E. A. WILSON.—This 1. u actual
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Mexico. Tbo aothor effectually destroy* some of Uio fine
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Moxlco is founded—proving, conclusively, that the monk
feh chronicles ara not reliably that tho socalled “tdetnre
Wntlpgs, ana alleged annals,are cunning fictions. i
wort alao pmenta tho aathor** mattuad thoughts. !
la reftiyttce' to the.anclent civilization on this eonJoooL
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AOOO MUSICAL
VvV v Dictionary «f Latin,
Spanish, English and such other words, phrases,
born add sign* that are toed ln Sluxlc. Towhieh landed a i
! treatlaoonpUylngtlisOrgaaorftUlodeoabyfixußKby J
|BJ Adams. • This work Is Invaluabla both to teachers and *
: scholars. Price 60 cents, Poesale by
■ - -JOdHIL HELLOS, 81 Wood street.
OO
Rtto flitircnsnnnttß.
CONTIS ENT at. INSURANCE COMY
CITY OF NEW YORK,
Office. No, 1© Wall Street.
OKo. T. HOPE, President. n. 11. LAMPORT, Secretary.
CYRUS PECK, AmUtant gec'y. <•
CariTix Sfocx, (all paid in, add arcurely lav’d,} ss(io,ooi> Cii
AaaeU. January L 1839 836,’L1T 59
-LlabiliOea . - 16,7*5 71
DARLINGTOM * BOOK, AgtnU.
Office at L H. PENNOCK A CO’S, No. 37
WooJ atreet, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Iniuree Building*, Merchandise, nunaebold Furniture,
Renta, i ——t, and other loaurable Property, at the rates
charged by other solvent Institution*.
Thito-Jonrtb* of theDit profits of tbn business ot tbU
Company are divided annoally to holders of its policies, in
Pcrip bearing Interest, sod soch profits carefully invested
for the additional secority of the insured, until the fond
thus accumulated altail Imio reached the sum of $500,000.
making tbs gnanuitee of tbo Company $1,000,000; and
thereafter, the Scrip will be redeemed m at rapidly and to
the extent that the profit* accruing to tbe pollCf holders
exceed the tuts of $500,000.
First Annual Division to Policy Holders, declared
f 1 JolyVtb, 1857-. per ri
Second do
Third do
STATEMENT cocrieoaed from tie Annoal Statement tnr
cUbed to the Aodltor General of the Common wealth of
PfOD«jlT«nU ) pomul to law, tor the year lh&9.
INCOME DURING ISM.
Premiums oq Polide* lanced during
the year.. $217,997 Jti *'
Lee* Return Premium on Polidea
canceled end re-lwnrance.~~~.—
Interest on t/eni, Dirfdnids and
Discount on Lone* paid before ma
turity
LOSSES AND EXPKNBEB. DURING 186 a.
Am‘t of Loam* sustained, (oT which
$38,097 99 baa Paid-'..- $39.Ml 29
Paid for Tum 1u,212 34
“ Expenses, including coni- .
missions..'., ’ 33,**83 6>*
Am i of Cub Dividend*, including
inteieat on Bcrin, (of which $66,-
27u 74 has been paid) td.403 7i>-$140,044 05
locrcaao of surplus over Jan, 1658. $131,458 7*
,_&o t'tm
ASSETS JANUARY Ist. ltta
Ca*b Balance In St. Nicholas Bank,.- $73,277 81
“ “ Office - 190 13
Loans on Mortgagee, Drat lien on
Real Estate worth aver $1,250,900. 657,600 00
Loans ou Sleeks of Solvent Institu-
tions, worth $133,282 no 92,000 00
Stocks and Bondsowuod by the Com
pany. Tiz>-
No. Par Market
Share*. Yaluo. Vain*.
100 National Bank
of tbe city of
New York $5,000 $5,403
60 Importers’ and
Traders Bank... 6,000 5,350
50 Bank of Amer. 6,000 6,600
100 Union Bank™ 5,000 5,600
100 Merchant* B'k, 5,000 VOO
60 Mercantile Bk, 6,000
60 Bank N. Amer. 6.000 6,500
100 Metrop’n 8'k...10,009 10,800
160 American Ex-
change Baok.~. 15,000 15,900
200 Broadway BTc_. 6,000 6,500
100 Saint Nicholas
Bank -40,000 10,000
6N. Y. Central -
Railroad Bonds, 6,000 4,637 60
4 Now York City
Ronds...- .3,400 3,176
Interest ou Loans and Dividends, doo
and unpaid. 16,078 6n
Premlnmsdne 5,963 68-$835,227 Oil
LIABILITIES, JANUARY Ist, 1863.
Loaaw unpaid, indnding claims rcet»
ted on account ol fraud, and all oth
er liabilities otlercry description-- 16,745 71
Net Assets over Liabilities-..
Stats or Nsw Yoax. >
City and county of N.York f
1 certify that tbo “Continental Insurance Company,” of
the City of New York, was In possession of the Assets In the
above Statement named, and that they were of the nine
therein eet forth on tbe first day of Janaary, A. D, 1869,
and that said Company held on said day and were possessed
of Assets available and of tberalooof Eight Hundred and
Thirty-five Thousand Two Hundred and Twenty-seven Ital
ian and Fifty-nine Cents, as I veilly believe.
Inwttnm whereas I have hereto aet my hand and offi
cial seal, at New York, this twenty-sixth day of February,
A. D., 1869.
Signed, N. WILLIAM BUSTBED,
fL 8-] Commissioner In New York for Penoa.
ran :eod2wd
FZRS OTSURANCE COXOFT,
DASH CAPITAL, all paid up $260,000 O 0
surplus, - mjao 09
Total AfK'ti
The Mlowlof lUtemeot U made in conformity with lb<
re>j(iirvtD*titact'tbelaw of Pennaylroni*.
NKW Yolt, Jaonarj 1,186’.*
The Capital Stock paid Dp is ca»b, !■ s2fio,ogo, which,
with the randoi, k* lurwted u follows
Cub on band and Id Bank. __
Amount ot Loan* on Bead ■ ead Mortgagee, con
•turning the U*n oo ml nui*. on which there
!•!<«■ thanou»year'a internet doe and owing.. .A*, *<oo l<>
Brooklyn City Bond, par value $20,000, market
vain*. .
Amount of etuch held by the Company. ae col
lateral arconty tot Inane, with tho amount l(*nod
oa each kind of etock.ttt r*r end market valne:
IPv Market
Value. Value. Lomu
«l-
lOnCa,Oh.'_ 4>.... 15. UM £>,!»> {433<mr
10 sluuo do dr- 10.000 10400 9,0ii000
'2 Ifarlem K *ofoa-i
(10nia.... ..~A 2,OC<» l.Too l,st»i GO
1 itOUOAUUof H\»*>iiri Bolid. 1,00 SOJ 600 00
25 eharee Pw»j>le*« Insurance
GUNPOWDERS,
Company gtoek. .i 1.250 l.S'ji 1.000 u)
10 aharaa Bank of Commerce. l.m>> i.uio I , ... n
10 - American to. lUah. l.w* V«*j lww
15 •* Park Bank- 1.575 75 ‘i 00
a* '* lrrtnjt Bank 1.000 700 O)
2U “ Jo --•» UM) !.«■» I 1 finrt tin
SC “ Oman Bank U« 1*274 / *•' fl 00
IS “ Back of Commerce -.. 1.310 1,000 to
lo “ park Bank; 1,u.«l l.Oio 700 GO
100 ** Galena nod Chicago J
Union Railroad , lo,ixa 7,150 | .
2 11000 Bund* Galena and Chi- j * 00
cago Union Railroad 2,00 m l.yfloj
40 aharaa Irrlng Innrancs Co.
Buxk i,t»*> i,3uo mwoo.pf
65 aharee 8l Nicholas Bask ti.wu r v '*Ai /•-'*' ' J w
7 fUW Coupons Sinking Fend *
««
i££} S Jg?»
Arnooßt of Lassos, lo course of settlement. . . Stn,TOO 00
Amount of Dividends, declared end unpaid... . 4,600 00
f'Olt THE TOVSG.
$16,200 00
INCOME.
Amount of C&ib Premium* received _ jgj ».»
Amountoflntcroxt Money received front the " ’
Investment* O3
Amoont of Lc—ei paid dnrtng the year $30.122 14
Do do do which accrued prior to
the year 14J1J4 20
Amount of Dividend* paid during the year 7&!ono 00
Amount of expense# paid daring the year. In
eluding cominittiuna and fee* to Agents 9 Bio 31
Amount of Tax** paid during tboyear ✓. 4 223 05
Atu»unt of all other expenses of the Co 14.312 23
CITT ASD CouatT Of t W.
New Yoai. f
SMITH, Secretary, of ih* Manhattan' Fire Insurance Com
?® W ' ork * h* l0 * do, y ,Worn * do depose aud say,
that the foregoing statement* are true, and ■how-'the coro
?-T£ #U ) a " r «> d Company, on (be first day of Jannary,
18-9, and tbs anal annexed to their namre, ta tbe official
teal of said Manhattan Fire luiorence Company.
fiworn before me the 24th of January, iB6O
JAB. W. UaLE.
|SEAU-j Ooramlsaionrr for Pennsylvania.
State of N«w Toax, >
Cm abd Cocirrr or Nrw Yoax.j #, ‘
1 UKKEBY certify that tbs Manhattan Fire Iniurenca
Company of how iork, It in poaseanon of the assets io the
f-regdng •Utemwit, atul that they are of the vslne therein
ret forth, and that said tympany la poesererd t,( hkim-u araiU-
Ideaodof tUevalneof Two Huminsf and Fifty Thootand
J". I have tereunto sst my hand and
**,l , NV T Y ‘r£ , lhl# <*ay of Jaunary,
Eighteen Unndred and Fifiy-Nine. *
rsßAi . „ JAB. W. HALE.
IOtAU-j Commlerioner lor Pennsylvania.
DAHUSGTON «. BOOK, Agent..
0nl “ L “■ r*«oock . OnV So. 37
Wrod"- r.C1.12.^0
New Wall Paper Store,
NO. SI WOOE STREET,
SECOND DOOR BELOW DIAMOND ALLEY.
THOMAS PALMER
Haying removed from bis old 6tand on Mar
ket street, has fitted his
NEW AND SPACIOUS SALES-ROOM,
JEClegance and Convenience,
Cannot be surpassed. • Ho now offers for sale an assortment
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
AMERICAN,
nnd FRENCH
WALL PAPERS.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
mr7-JAwlmT
SEWDfG MACHINES,
Lais, WSSSTB& A 00.
SEWING MACHINES,
Are acknowledged by all to be Tin BEST.
Thoj are more simple and durable In construction than
.any other. No family should be without ooe..
They HEM, BIRD, GATHER, STITCH AND FELL.
For Tailoring aad Shoe-flttlag thoy are unequalled, mak
” a strong and elastloaeam, froman ordinary spool, and
•OCK-gTTTCHon both «Wea of ttt* material wired.
A. 1L MAMHALL * 00, Agrot*, -' '
/ ’ i • ; : ~ '-v' 1 ' AUsthknyOtyf
WANTED—A competent mister
.tod By HdKYH-OOLUitB.
■*do d®" July 8, 1563...5Q
do will be ducrJ July,‘69
9,551 06-$218,416 40
$271,602 S 3
1*3,400 $89,91260—89,912 50
5918,481 88
JSTEJW YORK
.$378,239 W
O9
LIABILITIES.
% 1162,310 76
PAYMENTS.
AS ABOVE, WHICH, FOR
ENGLISH
-•100 bbls. for Bale by
: meax bouLLon.
SSusittres ftoficrs & Ranges.
iussoieUTioa,
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP OF THE ON-
Arraigned, coder the tty to of UllfiSß, HARTMAN k
O - «h außlred on tba first <B«A,bTtbeaale of Parucr-I
n. llartmia'i Interest In .bo concern to Mng*r, Nitnica a
Co, who alido will *stlle tbobcsiiww* of the late Ann.
JOHN F. BINQBIL
BAM’L. TI. tIAKTMAN,
JOHN V. JKNNINU*,
ALIXANOEtt NIMICE,
W}4. R. 51S1IGK,
ALEX. M. WALLINGFORD,
FELIX R. BEUNOT.
I CORDIALLY RECOMMEND THE
firm or SINGER, NIiJICE A CU. to ray frirnde uJ the
public. »ud hop* the liberal patronage of the old firm will
he extended b. Uw bewoa*. SAM’L. U. HARTMAN.
CO-PAKTNERsnrF NOTICE.—The un
drnigntd will cobtiDUu the manufacture of all kluds
of BTFKL, SPRINGS, AXLES, VICES. Ac., Ac , under the
■tyle of SINGER, NIMICK k CU. Sheffield Steel W«rke,
Wmrehoaw S 3 Water aud 100 Front itreeta.
JOHN F. SINGER,
ALEXANDER NIMICK,
W. K. NIMICK,
PELIX R. BKUKOT,
JOHN P. JENNINGS,
ALEX. M. WALLINGFORD.
CO - PARTNERSHIP.— The uDiipreignnl
hae thie day awociated with him In basin*** HfcNKV
M'GEARY, late of the Arm of Mare hall A STGrary, Th
ityle ol the Arm hereafter will be FLEMING k M*GKARY.
JOHN FLEMING.
FLEIHINO A rOEAUY,
IITTOKTtBS AKD DKAISU HI
METALS, TINPLATE, SHEET IRON, WIRE,
FOREION AS’H AME RIGAN,
HOUSE-FURNISHING HARDWARE,
TINNER’S MACHINES AND TOOLS, AC.
JAPANNED WARE, BTAMPED GOODS,
TINNER’S STOCK,
FLEMING’S PATENT LANTERNS. -I ('
Warehouse Cor. Market and Third Sts.
Pittsburgh, Feb. lGtfa, 1630.—f*2edSw '
T\ISSbLUTION—The eo-partncrsliip of the
—1 * onderslgned.under the ityle ot PAYNK, Uu&BLL A
CO. jrae dinolred on the2Bth tilt, by the sale of G W.G.
Pajne’e entire Intervet in the concern to C. £ A F. S. Bi**ell,
who alone are antbotlM>d to aettle ibe bodneee of the late
firm. «- W. G. PATNE.
CIIAS. S. BISSELL,
FRANKS. BIBS ELL
Pittsburgh, March let, 1839.
IN retiring from the firm of Patne, Bissell
k Co., I cbeerfnlly recommend myrncc.?-»ori in the bo*-
loeas to my friend* and the public generally.
Pittsburgh, March let, 1839. <!. W. 0. PAYNE.
CO- PARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned,
nnikr tbe Dime and style of DIBBELL A (JO., wilt c»o
-ti&ao tbn 8 tore anil Grain u heretofore, aod re
spectfully solicit a coctiuuatloo of th» public paironago ho
liberally bretowed on lit* late firm,
OHABLES S. BI33KLL,
FRANK 8. BISBBLL
Tilfi undersigned have associated with them
In the Comminloa flasiue** Juu fusiu, Utp of
Bu*abenTlllfs Oliio. Tho irtjle of ihe firm will coDtiaan v
herptolore. NIMICK A CO. ,
l=l uric* of Ktuoud, a» the purchaser may de*ir*>. Tli**re i* a
ll«x. mulct— JAK>* nuzirs. W».K. KIMICS. good Orchard of cli-'ic*- fruit, and Uu-ground* about the
ivrTn>rTOw c* Uuuir ur oroaoicuU'l wttli shade KliruOtcrT, ic. It
- ki - “ t. a most Urtdrablo i<roj»Tty for a couutry borne, aud 'rid
COMMISSION MERCHANT S*S p* sold on very reasonable tortus. For farther partimlat«
v . , J.W.F.WUITK. Attorney at Law, 100 FttOi
ror inn »« >■ Pittsburgh, or of the »iib«rrtl-r on the (.retuim-S.
Pl* Iron and Bloome. dclC-ritt * K. UOPKUfS.
03 IVATEII ?rnKKT, llTT<:itCU'lH.
Dissolutlon’ok iiu-R.\lli NKKSiIiP.
—The par.nenbtji hor-u.f....- siNtiug I<eiw«ju the
•übecribera JAMES MAKtMIAU. and HKNJIY MeQF.ABY.
under the style of Marshall A MrliMr'.wm <li«eolT»*l by
mutual coiim-uI on tb« ftrat day -i -Uuu >ry, The bus-
IncM of the late firm will l« settled at the old stand, corner
of Llbeltf «od Wood Blr» is »bi rv Diu3c lnil*»l<t*d Will
plea*e mai« IflJtnediato payinuut, •«<! tfaoM bariug cl&lbb
will prawot thftn for nettlrmont.
.TAMES MARSHALL.
HK.VRT Mc«JEARY.
THE undersigned have this day associated
«Uh them in bosloess Thom** B. I.leyd, late of the
Arm of Lloyd A Co. The style of the Urm hereafter
will bo Rra, LLoTd A Fo&arrn. REA A FOKBYTH,
JB'o. EX*.., TOO 3. B. IXOTD _ ALEC. FOUTTH
REA, LLOYD &. FORSYTH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND
SEALSES IN PB.ODTTCU,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
for tho sale of
PIG METAL AND BLOOMS,
No. 70 Water Street.
Feb’y l. ISSWeI PITTSBURGH, PA.
faimUanrous.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO ,
WILL OP R N
THEIR NEW STORE,
WO. as riFTB STB.EBT,
NEAR MARKET,
ON THURSDAY MARCH 10th,
ENTIRE NEW STOCK OK GOODS
Where they will ho lu -»<
friends and customer*.
OOL.DTIIUUP 4 KOUSG, '
Gas and steam fitters, n O . 130
THIRD STREET, between Wood tod Emithfleld *u
.^r4^ w, I aon Chandelier*, Brackets tod Fixture*
of til kinds.
a*w<£dto? <,ODO ln » it jl«. All order* promptly
Alto, pitot end Specification* famished for 0»s
Work* tod Ota Work* constructed of any capacity-far pal>-
llc or private ate. mrKlyd
New goods for spring sales.—
We htre ln store, (and are d*Uy receiving addition*
in ere to) fromoar uwu*od KtUera Mtoafiwtoriet t tmj
Urge stock. Tbo tawrtmeot, ynalttyaod atyleeof which
caanojbe excelled. I* cosuUU 10 p*rt of Floor Oil Clothe,
Fond taro OH Cloths, Table Oil Cloth*, Carriage Oil Cloth*,
Tran*parent Orton tod Buff Oil Cloth*. Buff Holland*.
Transparent Window ghadea, Beily’a Patent and other
■tylea of Shade Fixtures, Taawda, Goida, The atten
tion of the Wholesale and Retail Trade it InTited to our
•h*k- Tho prices, wo think, will give satisfaction.
mrfc3wdls UR PHILLIPS, 26 A 28 St. Clair it.
WE. tho undersigi
trial can cheerfully re<
UlENT.eold by lIABTWELJ
Corner of Wood and Sixth ft*.
David DehareQ.AUogbeny,
Joe. Craig, Diamond, “
Charles Snyder, “
L T. Clark, City Pedestrian
J*a. Ullaoda, Roserve tp,
Wade Hampton, Pittshn'b,
W. W.Mair,
J. Old, Plumber, ••
ped, after a faithful
MITCHELL'S LIN
•LA BBBPHAKD, Droggliu,
L Charles, Livery Stable,
Allegheny,
R. Robison A Co* Liberty
street, Pittsburgh:
Wm. Mooh, Grocer, Alleg’y
Samuel Yotmg, Editor of
Clarion Banner,
George Richardson, Paint
•r, Allegheny,
T.R.BUI, Pittsburgh,
Ju. Magtll, Allegheny,
Jl S. Ilolmcs, Mttsbnrgb,
Robert Craig, Allegheny,
B>Rodgers, ••
Chao, linTalm, *•
J. Stewart, Penn's R. ft.,
licnrr Sayur, Allegheny,
Dr. W. A, Ward, Dentist
Pittsburgh,
lobo Megntw, Tobacconist
Liberty street,
SUNDRIES— 100 bbb. Ei. Family Flour
a«> do Kxtra do
100 do guprrflo* do
26 do No. 1 Lard Oil;
M> boxes Star Candlne; *
IS do btearlne Candle*;
bO do Oleine Soap;
40. do Gormao do
26 do Palm do
n store and for cal* hy RBA, I.LOTD A FOftSTTU,
76 Wator street.
THE MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment.
popularity of the Mexican Mustang
X Luiaur co-extensiTo with the civilization of tbo
globe Other articles claim to oOniolspaln and dbtroa*
»hia coats. Family Physician*, Government Hospital*,
Farrirra. Planter*, Farmer*, Livery-men, Ac., have practi
cally dtmwostmted this fact throughout the world. No ar
ticle ever before received such undivided praise amlsnoDort
fu>m Medical and StlooUflc toon.
RHEUMATISM
of yean standing has been . totally cured. Piles, Ulcer*,
rotoor*. Banning Sores, Scrofula, Still Joint*. Felon*!
8 weU|nga,Burn*.liiU*, Boils, Chapa.Neuralgla, B*ll Rheum!
ami ail ache* and pains upon man, and kindred complaints
upon r
HORSES, CATTLE, &c.,
u D^ M » o * ,, ' *«»*<*«> Spavin, PoU-Evil, Swee
ney,HoofaiLetc, areMbdnodandsuredby the
MUSTANG LINIMENT.
VALU4BLX HORSE SAVED!
M*. 8. LITOH, Hyde Park, VL, write*:— I ‘•That tho hone
*a* considered worthies*," (his case waa Spavin.) “but
ainre the free uso of Hustang Liniment, 1 have sold him (or
$l6O cash. Your Llnimenthaa been doing Wonder* apht>r*.’
420 Broad Bnnr, Pbhamimu Pa.
(Extract.) “Io lifting the kettle from the Are it became
nnmanageabla, tilted over, and acalded my hands very se
verely, almost to a crisp. It was an awful eight. TheMu*-
tang Untmest appeared to extract the pain. Ithealed rap
idly, without sorecssa, and left do acareof account
Yours truly, “CHARLES FOSTER.”
Such-language as this is bat tho constant and natural
echo whenever this article Is used.
This Liniment is lndlrpetuable to planters an d owner* of
horeea and mol*s. Mr. John Daniel*. Montgomery. Ala
►f .a« ,^7V o *^ BoO t»T ljo WM from utter
«*ery family thou Id have it. Be very
and enquire for the Mustang Liniment and take
l££L b, .!l* Wi" fbfoosbout North and South America,
BABNES A PARK, New York.
Also, Lyon’s Celebrated Insect Powder.
fe23.-eodAw%mT
OUR MUSICAL FHIJ3ND:
Tuclve Paget of Popular Untie for Ten Cent*.
“Ocb Musical Friend” is filled with the
Uat Piano Solos, Duet*. Boo**, Operatic, Arias, Polka*,
Uaxurkas, QuadriOea, Waltzes and every other species of
musical compoxUloa for Voice anj Piano by the best Amer
ican and European Composers; printed on thU-aized music
papet L adapted to every grade of performer.
The nune quantity of music, procured from th« regnlac
publialteni would east mere than tan tfmea what we charge.
A year’s subscription to *OUB MUSICAL FRIEND,” wOl
■aeura new and fashionable mode worth at n»Mt Ttoo Hun
dred Doßart, and entirely suffldentfor the homedrtie. '
price ten cents, weekly.
lonlj.tS; H«lf Tcrljr, RSOj-(Jiajtoriy, ,1,53, fh«
Thorns comanead m Uia IBSS .:
a B. BBTHODJi noO.ProprWOT..'
nUaafcrt r ~nrra»Mbrt»tr t «t.B«wTort.
lirfilQHl ; v> PILLS—SO grown pltiin mwy
fey«. A.FAaaaocg * oozT
«* yy?; : cone W«tf oflKr* «m»
jFotSalt.
COAL OLL WORKS FOR SALE.—The
Pittsburgh end Boehester Coal Oil Comply hating
two establishments, one at Manchester and ooe at Roches
ter. offers tor ule cither of them, to the purpose ofeoneen.
tracing the bnslWM «t on 6 point. It H » chance seldom of
teml. The pnrcbawr has every facility to paktna tf™ r Y
from the day l*e takes p«w»e»ion. Price low and
ea*y. Apply fa . A. LOOMIS. tM,
mrT - No.iS Fonrcb Pitt*bnrßli_._
FOR SALE—a K-eFfcst»j>ii.>li<xl Bakery
-and lee Cream Saloon, located fa one of tho best atlu
atioos in the city.
For farther particulars emjuUo at THIS OFFICE
rerS-Iwd
FOR SALE.—A hvnntl bund steam engine,
(ha* been in u**.* thr<>.« ninths,) of thirty borw? jiouer,
feet stroke. In inch cylinder, w-igbt of 2ftGu p-mnd-t, all
complete and Id g*«».l order. Apply to oEt>. W. DUNN,
ck>uUi sideuf Ohio strwt, third door w.-»lt>t the Diamond,
Allegheny. f*Ct
F' OR SALK OK TO LET.—a large tw«'
story brick building. I .TO tot long by feet wide, on
i hobecca street, Allegheny rity- li« t»<u hors.* power
• steam engine, in good onto: will be rented in romu, with
|»w»[ for light work, if not di»(*oeod of. AppD GKD.
W. BUNN. Jtoolh lid.* ot oliivstrvet, third .Wr «*—t <■( the
faamond, Allegheny. J'"'
FOR SALE— I 7 aero* of Land in Ohio tj>.,
8 miles from Allegheny City. 1 mile ftmu the P f IV
and C U R station at Kill buck. Apply to GKO W, DUNN,
snath sldeof Ohio su, .Td door west the l*iAth
gbeny City. MS
For sA-LE. - *‘s i< >r
healing, etr . the best se|i*ri<d pat ter ue: Frroßk .“TT.
lroua Fenders, Coal Sc'otlto,M*d 11 >mv K;
in setts or odd pier***, the fct-vl Patent Grid li
the best article tor broiling ever hitridticd in thi., .-r j*-i
-haps any other, city. 1 will refund tb- pie*- in any cn.*w
where It fails to prove what I n-pr—ent ii. Ilonw-k.-opeta'
Hardware, the best selected stoefc in the r»t>, and eli-sp
as the cheapest, at the Iron City St.*- Warehouse of
W. W. BRADSHAW, (Surc.-.~.*r to T J. Craig A C.-.. 1
No. 13d Wood street.
All sorts of Jobbing done at short*st uotirv. Order* by
mail shall receive prompt attention Mil
FOR SALE—A Karin containing 219 acres.
lOOileared, 40 in meadow, balance welt tiiubervJ, nil
well watered; improvement* good hewed log house, go*» l
baro, good orchard of 200 or 30) Iroit treosof different
kinds, nitoate in Westmoreland count j, 2U mito train Hiti
side nation P. R. K. This is one of th* tod grafting tom*
In lb* count*, and will t-sold at a great bargain. Apply
to UltO. W. BU.NN, ifanth side of Ohio et, 3d the*r we»l of
the Diamond, Allegheny Cuy. ,rlfl
FOR 'SALE— 2UO Xi.’rcs of land iu Ligonier
tp. Wvstmondaud co- oo the Grronshtirg pike,
mito from LsagblinMnwn, 13 Rules fro in Latrohe; well wa
tered and well timbered’. W ill l«* sold low lor i-**ii.*»r will
trade for city property. Apply t*> GEO W. BUNN. b<*utb
aide of Ohio street, Ihi door wtatof the Dioiti, uJ, ADcglieuy
aty.
Fine private resideaNce for e§
KALB.—The subscrtlier, intending to |*r- jjgii
reasontly at his country seat, near East Liberty, offers i«r
sale his Resldonce on tecood bank, Allegheny City, corner
of Sandusky sL and South Common. Apply to
felOlmd A. BRADLEY. No. 4 Wood >tr.ct
FOR SALE OR KENT—Onetwo story
Frame Dwelling and of laud, adtintiimr g? 8!
Itir property cf J.'hn Wright, PtU tp. Price-Very low Mo
qaireuf )i»i4 WATr A
FOit SALE.—The undersigned ulicrs epS
for sale bis property in the Bon/Ugh of Sowiek- iiß
ley;* Ane large Brick Dwelling Kn»m« ibiru .i«ul
tftnble, Brick Ppnn* H..u«c. Ac., with frf-m forty
Fink country kksijVknck * ,gs
SALK OR RENT.—The robscriber tiffin for anlefia.
or rent that delightful Country i<c»t, U'»« occupied hy
Adam Reiueman, in Rujcrve Tp , ndj'ieoutlo Allckli«-lj
City, comprising eight acmaol choic** lim l, with modern
built Unck liwidhng of H rooau; Ureeu House, Spring
House, Rani, Stabliug.Teuaul House, Ac. Four sere* axe
coder Cnpts which promise* to b© tl»e unit valuable Vln«-
yard in the county. There are aoveraJ bundled Fruit
Tw«. Applet, i’ran-.Chtrriw, Feachea, Ac, most o! which
had been importodat great cost,and am in fine condition.—
The whole la prime land, highly cultivated and improved,
andaitoatod in apotftlon commanding a tine view cl 'H
two ciriea and etirrvumliDg country,
aefedtf H. !I.,RYAN.
FOR SALE—32O acres of finely timbered
land iu Galll* county, Ohio; wall watered, Ifl mill*
Horn Galliopolia, 1)4 miles from th*» Ohio riser. Will be
sold low for cash, or will take good improred city property
either in Pittsburgh or Allegheny City- Apply to OKlh W.
BUNN, South side of Ohio street, 3d d>*r west of tbe I)ta
maud, Allegheny City. _ JM
EOR SALE.—A tract of land containing
nice and oh half acres, situate on tho Fourth Street.
Koad.about three mlloe from tb* Court House. Will-bo
sold low for cash. Jtxioire ol
IRISII A MACKENZIE,
oclB:dtr Att’ys at Law, No. CO Fourth atm-t.
R'oUlinu "miTL sixE“sifOAla'o«i
TIIR MONON'OAIIKLA RIYKR FOR BALK.—This
property adjoins tbe Pittsburgh and Boston Copper \\ «>rk*
and baa one o( tbe best lauding" ou the ritur.
ftO:dlm A. \V. QAZZAM, 137 FonrUi -tr.'-t
TEAM _ Mi'LirFOR“SAUS OR KKNT
Frame Flouring Mill In Lawrenccvilli*. fronting M) f.wt
ou Chestnut street and extending back lot* foot to Kwalt at.
For full description and terms apply to
folB AUBTIN LOOMIB A Fourth vt.
Fu R SALB . —A very dcsir- j*jjjg
able two story Brick Dwelling House, In goodjjja,
with gat and water fixtures, situate on Colwell street.
No Ml, Sixth ward. Price rery low. Enquire on thepn-m-,
|»es, or .of jals WATTjA WfLSON. ISCT Ll l<ei ty b».
1 Ohio Land for Sale.
TUB subscriber offers for sale section ten,
township 12, nop lu, BUrfe county, OM'S commonly
koowe as “ikjwtnan's t'ection,'’ coulaluiOK &tu acres. It is
situated three miles west of Massillon, oo the State Hoad
leading to Wooster, and within about two mile*? of the Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne mafi Chicago Railruod. The sooth, cast
amt porth-eait q? Wiw ara part It fleered a:id
L_. reuiaMuirTli* tiuilwr— »t>d tin
»ht4oU vrell waterml by nod running
Xhli section is rousitlrml the Lt,<*«t boJy ot twirl iu tin
county. It willbo -s'ld nndrvidtH) or iu iju*:Wr» to •un 1
rurchamrs.. To thoso who duslxetu lim-etm iealert»i<--
better opportunity Is rarely ofinrrd
j. b. wwErrzfcß
oeff&dawtfT No. 101 4lh street. HttshoiKU.
X - OWa’ FAKAIiNU LAND.—The i*ul.scri»>-
era offer for sale on favorable terms «ix bnn-lrixl acna
Choice Lands, situated in Wright and llai.c-cii month-*,
adjacent to tin** of Railroads row in rmirun of <*niiairu>.-
tfon, and one tract only two mtlrs from Connly scat. /
*- above will-he sold low lor cash, or i-x. luinjpd fo*
I farming lands in this or ,^^y,'.- i^ p^. rl^ ' , .. °
| 00:40 HcBAKB * A.NJKH. 12J Second «t
FEBRUAftr, 1859.— FEBRUARY,
FIA 17 O FORTES
FOR SALE BY
J.OH3ST KC. ELLOR,
No. HI Wood ?t., Pittpbur^h.
THE NEW SCALE 6* OCTAVE
CBICKERING PIANO.
THE subscriberhiis judt revived in addition
tvi u stock of the n-To ivu™
Pikoot, run ping to price from i„ *^ M i v,»iJk
CLIICSKRIMJ NttV SCALE yCTAVB I'lAN'Ls
I‘ho improvement in ih- new OlHttf cot)*u>l* in a ro m
plete rhontrof * bat U called tie m-Uk, totn K
rhaug* throughout U.* eutir* piano. it .* in u~i e.n<-»~ , n .
«nimmt And ia totally diilcnm to tbo»e rnnnT~n i m ' - , , _
1-rUi.an.lm O JOO.T. W. & C B. IV. AT ---lUVAT«
’ ril "“ *•“ BM 1 '*s*.*' ~mllimdam.br • "*
Wwrtl. t l.ll.^l.Jll ! . a y|«. <[ ft, ! y w -r*' - IV M.DAVIS. Amt.Kq, >1 Hunt.
Sole agent fur Chickering A Sods’ Plano*, No .•»<
between Diamond Alloy and fourth *tr»-et. fdii
A SPLENDID LOUIS
UoM«rood Piano, by Raven, Baco * J, *'fagiiiity
Co., New York, with French grand ac‘
omratringa, combined Irnu and wood *J
of an mitre new Intontlon, product! j
delicate yot powerful aweetneas. ®.
old and eatabliahed house. Raven, liscooX'-v
-to none tn New York, - -T^
uod their iuftrnniMi^
pMM thnjach Jobn 11. Mellor.al tbe
York, deltrervd at IhtUbargta, packed aud rpvly f.. r »nfi-
Plog.
JECOND HAND PIANOS «
0*176, slou,f Ml, $4O, $33, $3O, ifr^Sy^H
BICKERING & SOX S ;
BOSTON PIANOS. If S |fi
No 20.325—A u*w grand scale 7 octave Louis XIV Piano
“ 20,47tv_A new grand scale 7 •• carved moulding*
" JW-Aorro} moulding 7 *• richly varM wood.
».»•>*—A cured moulding 7 " powerful Tons
« l6 ” Amo * te,o * ant 7 “ Clifford atyle.
“ w * n “ < ! * ealo 7 “ Sew upright Piano,
. . new f r * Dd * “ pWo round cororra.
20A79—A new grand scale 7 “ do uo
“ rnoewood 7 “ frontccrnera round.
JO&&— A rosewood plain 7 “ do do
‘I 7 “ Roetou price s*oo.
- rwe*ood plain 6?' •« F, in Bapto A tr'e.
“ .20,521 —A rosewood plain liu “ do do do
** SWW-A black walnut - do do Z
“ SMI?—A ruaewood plain “ do do do
NOTICE. Please take notJce mat any Piano on theat-ore
hMofaleas number than 30,000, will be sold at adLvount
of Ten perCcnt. Persons residing out of the city, will
i ,rocUhelr ,eUort to JNO. U. MfXLOR, Agent for
(flickering A Sons, No. 81 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
M A SON & HAMUN'S^^
IIELODEOSB. . . _
oct*T« portable Uelodcona with harp Irgß "e fjJ
ft do do do do do ...... T 6
ft do Piano atyle—very elegants .. joo
im. . **° honble Roods ..... 150
ITi6» Molodeooa are pronooneed superior to all other* by
O W UMOn - USe pianist, Thai here, We bb,
Batter, Gottecheik, etc. They haro been awarded the tat c£
eat premiums, at every * ,lr »h«we exhibited. Foi aaloonlv
b Z felfcdAwT JOHN H.ILBLLOR, fil Wood at. 7
W.5.4C.8. THOnsOJig
STEW SKIRTS FOII ISOO.
THE INDESTRUCTIBLE '
DOUBLE EXTENSION SKIRT,
WITH PATENT EYELET FASTENING.
ILLDE WITHOUT BBMXG.
Uoirertallj pronounced “tho mcwt perioct Skirt er«»rnis«l'* ”*
THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION,
The tightest and moat graceful Skirt erer predated.
THE PICCOLOMUI!
Bj means of clasp*—tliij bumotifal end economical garniuiit
can be taken to pkcea, washed, and pnc together again at
ptaasorr;
All tbeatwre Lava Thomson** celebrated patent Watch
Spring Boitla, and are (tamped with otir name and trade
mark (the crows.)
Focaale bj the principal retailers eTerywheri
\ - 'V.UC, n. THOMSON,
233 Bnmfwa?, New V,. r k
La d i es, ~ -
MISSES AND CHILDREN
Can alwajs boauppiled with subetanUal and neat attlnV
BOOTS AND SHOES
erary description which are being told off
At tha cheap Store of CHEAP FOR OASIf,
“ : JAMES ROBB, 88 Mathctet.
- I J k SP eho * t » V
- .. 6 _ .“- J3tti.pla*do . *
“*?. fc WArr*wnsofr
43UQAB LEAB—6O0lba for pale by
*J . B. A. F4JRf£SXOO& ft OOf •
«RSRCf Wood uiTlnS rim*
Mosos<UHiu Bsc**, > .
pit tab crib, March iib, 1539. J
President and Managcra_of the
Company for erecting ft Bridg® C*cr Mo
ttougilrrla. opposite Pittsburgh, in the COUntf P*-AU<RDgPy»
Lav.- U)i« <bj d«-Un>a a tkTidood of TtiUß rEtt CENT, on
tb" Capital Mock tor six months, which will b© P®k* ***.,?
pr their li*gal reprejentiliVTS, at *ol*
Horn-', ou aud alter the Uth
_ ni ! : .. _ ioitn THAW, Treasurer.
ur»>cs or tub i\, Ft. w. A O. R. R. Ca,V
l'iUtbiirgh, February 2S, ISJ9. )
P §' rtuTicc.- -The Annual Meeting of the .
irtnr Ftockboldet* In the “Pittsburgh, 7ort W&TEtaasd
Chicago Railroad Company" will Wbeldottha IQOUtfof
BOARD OF TKADK. m thecity ol Pittsburgh, onTUK3-
DAY, Ibo -'Oi daj of March Beat, at a o'clock,
which time the Report of (bo Director* far ihp j«r lsjs
will t* profited.
The rl.-vtfan far t.iU«m DwecUrs to wa-te theesminu
year, will bo held at die some place oo WEDGES DAY, the
itOth rro.yimo, at 10 o’clock, a. X.
Tho Tmtuftr Books will b»* clow-tl fnun tbeairt tuDOth
of March, both lnc«a»K*. and thoholders r>f stock in the
Obfo and Peon*)Kanin, Ohio and Indiana, or Fori Wayne
and Cbie*c»* Kaitmad OnmpanU'a, which baa not been cou
werted Into tbe stock of the n*w company at Hut time, Will
not 1« rutttled to vote at said election. / ,
Stockholders presenting their cerlirtcstlw of aleck In U>»»-
CVinnany to any Ticket Agent on the Loe of the Road, Will
I»hMu KxTnrsiMi Ticket from that Station to Pitta
torch au*i return far One Fare the ioOnd trip, good from
March “ithr..-April 2d, both Include. By order of tba
President. faivtd AUGUSTUS BRADLEY, Sec»y.
INSI'BAHCfi COaPAHY.
Nutk'b is hereby given that In puisu
aar<> of the aitof As**xnl> ty relating thereto, hhd the
chsrterivf iD.-orj"‘'‘ r *Oon approved January 27,.lSSfl,D#Oki
t.. r. ciiv.' suiocription to the Capital Stock of th« S ACLS*
GUKNT INSURANCE COMPANY" of Pittsburgh wM b*
opetyd.at the MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, Fourth jtree*,
Pittsburgh, on MONDAY the 14ia DAY OF MARCH BBXT, 19
to remain <-j*ui far five day*, (uoltw* ths stock bo sooner
*ni,scribed.) from U» a. h.to 4 o'clock r. «, of each day.
' ro*ms3ioxzxs.
Tie*. M. n- w.., ) da*. B. Murray, |
Harvey Child*. W. SI. Lyon,
Na.sc M. iVnmtk, lease Jones,
.Mm A. Wil*-n, Geo. R. WbilA,
A. M. Wnlltncfard. Robert Beer,
Janie* ljjughliii, Alexander Speer,
Geo. W. Casa, M. \Y. Watton,
M2MM
ISlucational.
SEWICKLEY ACADEMY.—A Clusicil
ASD CoMHrtatL BGAkDLSG SCHOOL FOR BOTd, OD Ihl P,
Fu W. A C. K- R ,12 mile# from Pittsburgh.*
UEV.J.S,TiUAVELU,A. ;
The THIRTY-THIRD SESSION will oommcnca Ch MON
DAY, May 2d,1509.
Tinx*. per sesuon ot fire
For Circubirs, Ac., enquire of John Inrin t Scuta* 67
Water *tie*t. orT H Nerio A 24 Wood street, or of tho
rrnn-ifil. S-w»ckhy. E’a isrJatoecdAwftg-.
CORNEK of Penn and Uancock streets.—
The rrmuinn trrui will cuminvacu ou TUKSDAY; 31*t
lift. A imiiu-d umut-rrol pupils may obtain admission.
T.-rni* for Tuition and Stationery, $22 per soVtOU of twenty
tw., ati24:tf J. M.SMITH, Principal.
3To' Utt.
TO LKT—A three story Brick
nato.) ou tvo*a, t>etwi-«a Second and Third stS-JEcd.
vwiit) k-t*. ho; aud cold water, Ac. ISA AO JONXS,.
mrl.h i corner of lion and First sic.
To LET—Two well finished two story Ejal
l.rict I>«<-llings, containing nine rooms each,
")iii> Mn»t, imnr Chatham, within fire minutes waut of
the Kjiquire of
tiirlnjif Dr- S. A. STKRItETT.'J!7 Peno street.
fp O L E 'i‘—A comfortable two Etory^^
I liu-.-iiing roomsacd finished
eitusi- uii \V;«.|iim*ti>u ft, Allegheny City. Enquire of
u " R U. KLNO. No. 211 Liberty at.
rU LKT —A Store Room on Fifth St. t ‘ES
it, thu must d.Airahlf hicatiunoti thor>jQgL
oiiKhtarc. A|ij>ly at I*o Lit-crtv street.
tr 4 RIDDLE, WTRT3 A 00.
TO LET—Two large tirst-class IhveUiDgs|BS|
to l-i, with utt ih<* modern troprovementa. .^o.
H 1 TO lICOCK, McCKERRY A CO,.
j A ]<) No. 122 Socoml and 151 Suomi (ft.
riIOLKT—A three story Brick llwellingj**
I llourie. rotitalning 0 roorfTNo. 44 Coucnss afreet.B3
Ruqtiirenr jail WATTAWILSUN, Liberty ft..
TO LET.—That desirable business QB
stand, with dwelling attached, on the corner ofJgH
LiU'rty and O’Harra well adapted for a family gn*
r*ry store. Iwlne occupied as such# far tbe last’ fourteen
roars. Kn'initv of e It. H. I£lNo.-<
janil ‘go. 811 Liberty street.-•
rpo LET.—A comfortable brick dwell-ga
1 ing. containlug *ix room*and finished garret,
uni* ou O’ilars street, betwoon Liberty and Venn. Baqutr*
t,f [jnl4} R. 11. KINO, No. 2U Liberty rt.
rjpo LET—Tho \Yurcltouse Room autlOffice
i r"w (•ccu|>t«-*l by Porter B. Friend A
Al*o, Lofts stilLable Urr storing cotton.
ju2J ISAIAH DICKBYACO.
FOR KENT—A Lot 144 by 100 feet,oawbich
nro eroctvd, OaildingK, Stacks, Ae ? rendering itaulta*
bio for any kind of manufacturing, tihiata. on Denman
stm t, npfodteßsoAman'a Coal Depot. Eu
quire o! . ALEXANDER KINO,
ja2l Liberty ttrre^EUtsbnrßh.
t?on RENT
Jc A FJNE WAREHOUSE, No.S3 .Market Street, ad-
JiiitiiDg N. Hi laie-s A Sons, finished aod tbclred in tbe beat
manner from cellar to garret, for wholesale and retail dry
goods boimss, with or without a large three story Ware*
houwitn the JollN IYAY, Js ,
dcll.-dti d ' Sewlckieyxllte Po^Ofitn.
(ffitp 9ption Salts.
XJAVIS, r
Coumt-rcial fUI-s floonis No. &4 FiUb BCrvOU .
Nnw and Second hand b,ooks
KVKRY EVENINu.—At the commercial safe* roolaa,
No. M Piltli etmt,will ls>s. |.I, every orening thU week, at
7 o'clock, commencing Wednesday evening, March Oth,
u largo rarletj of new and second band books, comprising
good editions of standard authors’popular works of recent
publications aod a misctdlaueous collection in liters lure,
hi taaod sciences. Al.to five copies of tbe family and pocket
edition* of the Bible, a large stock nl.wslioniy, fancy
articles, etc. (mrttt f. M. DAVIS,Auct.
' HARD.
Administrators SALirt’S&sg^siß
WARK.—Oo Fi-bUy morninf, March lltb?*at ten
n’clocK, will be sold at the Commercial finks Kocm.fio &*
fifth street, by order ot Georgs MeCagtie, administrator of
Kotcrt Donlap, Jr., deceased, an extenslro rarlolr oTUard
wwe, comprising Locks, Latches, Holts, Bits, Etlrrow,
liorkles. Chains, Guides, Trowels, Hammer*, Sqoarea, Piles,
toTM, Angers, Screws. Spoke Shares, Knobs, Hooks, Bnu?
t-r«, Candlesticks, Lamps, Sj>oOna. Table CasiXrs, etc-etc.
Alio a largo arsortment of Patcut Iron Planes, cotoDrtalnr
Smoothing-Planes, Jack. Planes and Ten Planes. * “
. p. M. DAVIS, And.
D f * V CARRIAGE At Acction —
_ On Wcdue«4«y pjornlny, March Olh, at 11 o'clock kt
ihu commercial salta Eoom, No. W Fifth aL, will bo sold, •
. One llockawuj good order.
_°"‘ i | r. M.DATI3, Anct- i
Lakuksalk of lasting bottons.
—Od WoJni*daj morning, March 9ih it 10 o’clock,
wm U* suld.ac tli«* c. mmc.ciai Mies room, No, 54 Fifth «t.I
without rts-rre. "f> r . cYusi assorted superior new style plain
Lastiop and flnmadiae, V«1 ret. Lasting and
Ivtuo Ct-Dtre Cost sum Tret Buttons, to which the attention
«>f il'ilers U inrlU->y Thegoods are now rsadw tor examla,
l*. 51. DA Via, Atg^-,
CU M K,<?ChllDU’ KxefiQDgfi
a LUABLy'“SrOOKS AT AUCTION— '
Will besoid at the M-rchanU’ ilichanro,onXbur**
i» wveuiftg, Jimrli 10, aPTJ^o’dock,
)'• sbarra Citizens’lneoiacco titock;
s abaru *l. £ JJ. Bank of Pittsburgh. 5 t, ' t'
13 - Citizens’ *• * * $ F 2*
tl *’ {' ort bern Liberty Bridge Stock?- £
10 •* lnsurance Co, >** >*
_ AUSTIN LOOMIS k f
Stock Broken, M
[TOOK SALES BY AUSTIN-'LOOMIS &
AT TIIK MEKCUAN’K’ EXCHANGE EVERY
THURSDAY EVg&lNtL —Bank, Bridge, lusuiance ard
Oopi*er Stock, li.,uA anti Real Estate sold at public nil
at the Merrb.-iutV Exchange be
AUSTINLOO3na*CO.
Note*. Drafu and Loans on Real Estate ca
te&annablc terms by AUSTIN LOO? oNC'C,,
•rttl Stock Note Broken.
CURE FOR -C
DO. cmatCIUUL’S DISCOVKHY f
Winchester’* Gcnaiss Preparation of Sr.
J, P. Churchill’* Componnd of
IIIE JII’POPttOSPHIIE J
of LIME, SODA anfl POTASH^
a sneme bin cut rox in* t&xatvext or
C ON
THE great Chftmico-Mcdlcal Discovery of
the celebrated H. J. V. Cbnrchiil, of P W ts, (list made -
anown by him U, th. ; 1 1 .-neb Academy of Medicine about 1’
' U,J
nvurnvi nr.tti.na in IbeburtOTy of tho world,Lisa
J** 1 ED ?£s a |oaac! ‘ h « k «w>y rtrikee at. the rery/ovD
ddhon of PolmoTuitj, Dixrnte, and by rctioring tht d/teiail
chemical dcmtnlt of ike WowUncream the principle wAic*
c onttuxUa nervoui or vital forte t invignrali*# the tiutri
fiee /iißriionr, and thus not only CURBS, but alio PKE*
v ENTS, tho development of this hitherto most t»tal Scourge
of the human rare.
OCaoUon to the Public.*®*
Various preparation* ore already in the market, purport*
Ing to be baaed ou Dr. Churchill's Jiscotwr. against whtrh
w» solemnly c*otW>o tb* profession*odtl»public.
Let no ooe be docrlvr.l, but a»k for and nee only the pit- *
panition sold from the sdo General Depot in tha United
States, No. 49 John street, and bearing a/ac timiUi iltrfca
tnre of J. Wijrcntmc, by whom alone Dr. Cbnrchiil’* me
•crtptlon is put op ta A EtLUELI An CHWCALIY Peru lour
I n nil, f»>r»on« or Scrofulous Complaint*, Debility Loxaor
Vrriirora. IWI-i, Jm,'; Wax. »
ms«r*,ft uasovtmfrnand inraluablersmodr v .
*»*RRAD TIIB TK3TIHOSZ.-B*
Pram the -V. I'. -diyricm Medical ManMy.jor Jliv mu
‘•Whatercr may be our conclusions with r«r ’
claimsol Dr.CTnrrhill.fm.tbeHypopffidgJSS^J^
reiMdl,. fu IcK-renlosU (»MiiApuS|y
MBIT u »»m Tiur« D, TOM iifS
; dJ .“•* . R 7‘\V Wlth f W»U rJxuZ
X,. 1 " »“ii>HtHl>tc*ee* lnwUichlhl«remadrw«*
r w '‘ r '‘ th<» Incipient, ind'^twentjUu**
he cuceiui au.l stapes of consumption, the R*
maimW wye hope. Wth themSSSiStSV-
WnMltal.-dl latUrea.Tl* 4
ii- 1 i’ 0111 ’* 1 * * '-cesr-m! pcrfccllT ” _ t
Pnc* 1 2, «r tl»fo Umie* for *5. £iurle boUlO»«»lf'***
cmcmfmird lofi/lron.icul by jujU, prepaid,Tfc«» tponsHy
ordfTe'i. All order* for three bottler or crer wDJ
yprya atc e; of the party. Druggist* sm** «>d theircy
dem dtiyvt to the <y (hey mayhWth dlfifftt
sent them.
Oosp..a»<i li'i “J
lA sold at wholnwleattbevS*
but will. b* kept by all rdpcctahle drufftett Ihxouftoat •
tho United State*. Clrcnl*i*Aß d loformatinn .
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IQGB.—■ftfcbls* for sale by • * •.
(raft HcBAOT*
C. G. Hutaoyi
Jno. D.McCord,
are. W. Jackson,
Allen Kramer,
JL B. Sterling,
Robert Pdtnr^,
D. 31. Book.