IN 1786. animate. r^e - IL WZMI LAM:IMM Le. in T. 111. BLIGVIN 41 CO., ..2r0. : 24. W 441 Rirept, Pittsburgh, Penns . T A 117 rtiii SIPA • 7117".."PA titua 4.0 •• • IMat far 13thateri dmoneStlyru.mp. ARTIVELIt d;-81LEPIIARD Daimons. Italy No. 166, corner of Weal and SIXIb Ntreets IdACKIOWN, Wholesale Druggist, . • 0.:•••on Xasudeciar•rand Agora for Thayer's Solid sod Mkt Extriciai No. 167 Liberty oto.t, ja.1611y4 L. YALIMESTOOK &Co Into of the tirm .B. rithwteer. .34 moons to Taming gm„ - wrAes*Drigglal. 60, corner Wood and Voorth 51a,141316020. &.VAIINESTOCK CO., WHOLE,. wi.w.a..tar... of W. .64 latbammeorner Wad and "'rent stmt.. Pitt. Unit. mob? • e_, j] it liiiiOLESALE AND ijr Ikon Priagghls,comnr of Merl, awl St. Clair rt., ,9waSEETVI• (emvef i SOOOESSOR TO L. y octal ;Ne t au ' di rlteut o; LIL 62" • 19(ijacMtaeLleeCheala, l'erfueum7,imt *Mick. p.-r. - ANVlllnlosna =;ctplloa• amorally compounded at all •• • - 7R"040:...4. KEYSER, DRUGGIST 14011rpodltieet, oar= of Wood are 4 and virgi o.Pittglagh,ta. tobute ;Dealers )61 , 1 - ODLE, WIRTS & CO., General Com eoseicaillialitimaind Anion In 0 r0c.0..4 Prow ' 4.B.3Ltherti.m4, Pttt..gh, iti -- .l:4ll4 o lk.cignment.ollolted and mtisfactory gam , • Weed. - delttlyd..T 1101XES & CO., Pork Paokers t, mad Dealers In Prow/slow, carer of Market and /Was street& , ,t, ir * BECti.ek AUTCHINSON, Commission awl Forwarding llarehants. dnalara la Wash rn 1t Eno; Mt; Hama, Sulzer, Limited Oil. Put and Pearl As 13netK drain, Itried .frait. and Produce Assert!! y. B.rt brands fatally flour always on lista:L.- 24mM kir thank, !Indium Cosa .eahhrated Patented Piaui Sonah. WI Second acid 14h first au., between Wood and Smithfield at.; Pitiaborati. Pa. ny2l7d C-URESE '-WARF#IIOIIS,E.,--11ENRY IL ClOLLENBilorwatding and Oommibriost Madura, and Dealer In Chan,Batter, lake nab and Produce gnierally, in Woad e 4 tbora Water, Pitutnargh. myA AGLE PIMIOUSE.-JAS. G2..FU). - . DiEliellrboloiaie : Deeklosr it, Floe., Provisions itnd Seventh wan. tntereen Liberty aplqUabargb,ra - Ittsurante agents A. - .V43 AR RIER, SECRETARY / • LW:MX. Cornpany of Pittsburgh, - IL - GORDON Secretary Western lnemr . .Icseeooanwinnivilmasma- . GAitInNE.II COFFIN, for Frank • WI rinatuarsoco Liariltt. comer Wood ' A. ,IPLDB,I3IA, Agent fur Delaware TIP -W. POINDEVISR, Agent Great-West grat.promaes 00.,97 Trout Matt. eaucto 113 OBINSON & CO.,Dealer in Carpets, &c JA• No 93 PM stmt. • w. U. ab H. nrc.u.zon, .rkRALERIN CARPETS, OIL MOMS, MAITINGS, ic. No. 87 Youth urea% noir Wood. attorneno N-TTRISH'& BLSOEENZIE, Attoxnerya at Lase, ,LoakeNo. ED Pouith am; Pittsburgh, Ps. Notary Pub Ha and Ohiaeoumissiousr. airy ,itib_OBERT M'ILNIOIIT, ATTORNEY AT ' TOSERII S. A.• P. MORRISON, AT ton.y..4 Linn Moo N 0.95 Moral stoner Wool. mr2l 1342 Coobs_ Altiitha CO., (goccesqo, to Mar -17 CKPIELD k adtd ... lt , leoato sad II; • ooncypri - Oat neo to L YE, Dealei . 1; Stniile int!' ' sitg O. 11110.64 sign or tho original B. 11.1., . 4 1LA...444re.; Pittsburgh. oarlO PALMER, No. 105 ltierket: Street, Jai • Dadbr liceneta, HAM Stn. !flail:ming., and ISCrairllxdsgsnandly. VIE 13 oottorlitra, Scr. JOIINSTONic CO., Stationers Nast Book Illimatutnrors Led Job N • -,17 Wood atreet.Vittablires, - O. 04XIIIRANE, (SUCCESSOki TO 11...Eisdke,) Mamie and Rabin Deelar fel Book., sat Paper thwatugs, /Mend strtef.,(itl. 'Motet Spa., Alint.M URN 8: DAdVISON, BOOKSELLER AN D ; , BradintsitAteeireMar to Dark= At AgneroVin m DlArkt4 r AY k.OO.,7I3OOIISELLERS AND STA TIMM No. 65 Wood ohne; next door to tho oor tarot Tdini,Pittsbpreg,l4. Edlooland L., k anon • ravgalitalgaitd; - '.4..ItigAD;.BOOKSELLER AND SPA ~,::' TIMM, no. 15 &nab Unildlngs. N T..& IN ER, BOOKSELLER :..5.4 hl jl.l.idlll.o.4a4inliitosaula hall, SIM orsolL. 1111=171 7" 01I.N TIIOMPSON ic CO. 0. " ..-'..,- p0tr8z,j5J6....44ND ORNA&IWITAL 'P Ali r i T-E RS AND GLAZIERS, -,: 'itsr2Carl4 Estatc fgcnta. WIL4:141111 WAILD. • ,ZLER IN PROMISSORY NOTES, BoUds;3lrchPg. mni mturildua uarml. can pexaroloana through my Agency, on mum. .to,lnveal, their money to goad drainage, Dot lint and itacoo d clam pow at my ado., for 4 MlaimmaaMtlana Iniontermt atrietl7 • — thation.ANT STRlXTopptait• Bt. Paul s Cathodnal EiptoLgtffp. 11 a. 11000113 - VialiPaper Warakinuae. ALTER-P. MARSHALL & CO., *Urn liadlnsalara 117Wocal strong, Comma fourth we: and .Thanaand.Alltypnrtaa may,lne (mad an aztenalve f oi =ol==n l : 4l . egalt r. llanringa for P. Wtador ffhadecin graqyatiaty at lowest rim n; coun ALoo, ? ealer, ode • • kr A 125111.11 ix, .fausic. .1-4OHN H. •,1111iLLOB, No. 81 WOOD ST., „.e/I - between Dianneud Allay SDI lourth onset Bole .ele heiMIIICILICRING 130NEr (IketasTPLILISO PORTIA Xt .; aox t HAKILIWS MODXV/OMODEOMS and OMAN MAllaolaumß, ant Dealer La Mink end Musical Goeshe. .KLEBER lc 8R0., , No. 63 FIFTH --a % ow ak) Itt u o = ldemllam 8010 Apia kaIIIINN tunThaled Onad &loan l3 .-11, , rrastosoad a MINIMAX% pinalise MEMO. 1 Wan find OSIMMILABILONMaIII. Des= la Kato and 10-.la#Toil a t 33•, 3M' t• . t4l sNs dm DAMOCt.'Bliattoa aae . • -;.10 1 k. = *MIKA Atc!lapAtticlusient- 11$ ilioahltrott. eatiagni rigiumuukuitui carriage dtanttifory. imftol).3 '81 : 1 B3 - ithniya irod *too of NSW and SIAM NAND Clanufamoturiolui doeceptlnartodoolts _Codas Lotto of it* conotri. eXiXsis4 tad saufactoty Odid Warerooloo, mod.ootoromrsrd Masao. 4.1.1a4111111.1111671iY. ...am=c° .PaNcogerli. B. .otropwrAbs prank= .mlaoter . Jo:Ma w 3.7 .0111p3/1‘ - UARO PCILICS, Gl\ A.ZiD t r t‘ithkg in the linf hpurctutsec, JOABIZIMILLISVPACTInums, ycirdher lethal:an ammtment aratem : -.Master= liariscui i variet7indlitioimstade at efflthicim.... Al,lO, Ale" etet 4 34 = f reAtee t eteett oes ewnnaei to motion, .706 cAgad addc n...14F o cosmtalo aig iea dom : . ~.ftnor s, • DELAINES, Boni ' • ba4c7ooOtack Zlided suns. area Al!svits, &Moo, :briseitorait!ict Benlej!istAialK 4 LD wys. LlNEtird, - Sheeting, .ret.! l '- "Mtt itditeitie-anan witertteent at • - • •110BCONIRLD a ars. eiTed mm. steamer J' At req Blu e lerai ~.4-NO,Mbiard, W 1111617 RO Awitcheaperi a llMery. , I=oll4kma d ur Imre, kr galt, By' .11A7Briektt, UAW), Draxide. BB4,IBUPE IS, FLOUR for 7 ' 4 kul abron.l, * to, • you, ;.4T of 0 tads for leve.ri Namur- gurniturt. AIVLICS W. WOOD Fll ITN T 11101 . '"":" ANI) cpAt CS, WiIOLESALE AND RETAIL, Embratiog every style of TY 13. INT 1" "1" ROSEWOOD, MAIIOUANY AND WALNUT, SWAM.,Io for PARLORS. CIIAMBEILS AND DI NIN ROOMS. Egon' In soy in NEW SUNK AND PIII DNLPIIIA AND At • LOWeR PRIORS.- l'irEcury Article rued., hand owl Witrrit.l.l.-*. CABIN t. 7 DI A KERB Supplied with any ilmotity of VAIRNITITILE reel Vila IRS • on rensonablo term. 110TEI.8 AND •STRAMBOATA dru/sawal nt tho shortlst Oration.• WA.ussoors, Noe. 77 AND 7fl Tomo Srucer, oar2srdtt mrrsnutam. r. Z O888 : 100114 .-----..111108. 0. T0UR0.... —”XCIS L 1••4,L1 T. B. YOUNG & CO., 11.17FACIMILLILI1 OF FURNITURE AND CHAIRS Of Every Description. FACTORY-I%in.! R, tw!scent Wilk and nem, 4r , nexe IWtretteast7-Nos. 38 & 40 Xmithtichl XL, QTEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We Se we constantly nAnnfertnring lATICASIBGAT CA HON PURNITIIILN and MIA MS. and invite. the ninentJun of Mow Intnremitc4l in fnentabing bolas. imSCedLeer T. B. YOUNG A 00. itlanufactureta. J. U. DEMM LER, ISn / it.rrty hur doer., a 1.., Mart, Si 11-eMPACTIT,.. Op 11% COPPER, SHEET-IRON WARE, 14 er Itrua and itr , tlatonia Warr, wlth vyiety of I.lkmee-fure.hipg mrtsvh..e. Patrut Na. I, Co n k,. N., , i,,,eturs at the ca.!, pro,, liwElog end NtputAuFt",,ll.l., auel sal order+ in tl.r shore lino a ' , Luke's trli.lttA,..,[optly ottou..ntl L. et muL erxte prim, mrlf , l.n.llwT WM. M. F'R.FIELIFt. k CO., STEAM ENGINE BUILDERS. IRON POUNDERS. ti.neral 11:niet4 nntl 11,i1or t.s.r the Yellosylvant.p, Itniimekt Pamsruger Prot, Pat. burgh. P►, EIZEMEI Manufacinta all kinds or Steam kagiu, rattgq, three to one hundred and Shy Lone roam, awl autitd tvr Grist Mills, gars Mills, Blast Furnace, V act,ri.a, Rr. . ec Giro partl War attention to the construction or niminee and Machtnery for Gnat Mills, and for Untied, Malay nod Cirmlar Sow Mal.. nave always on hand finished nod rosily for slntanrut a , abort notice Hoiden, and Bald.n of nor drier , lotion Also, finttbol Under! and !hart lion work, ea-randsly, and Wakened Iron Shafting. Hangers and Pasha n. eatiot); and mantle the tiontufattem of Woolen Mack tar ry and Machina Cards. Oar prkme are low, our tomhirrery mamthh-tend of the bent quality materials mot •errehted in all them to gins sattefeelart. tielt_Ordera from .11 parte of the country wtheitml and promptly 611 rd. rarT2r.t.ln, MEEI2 DUQUESNE IRON STORE COLEMAN, MAILMAN 6. CO., • Nannfacture.4 Iron, Nails; Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought Nute, Washers, Spikes, liolts, etc., etc., Hari. remand to their elm and .tentase IValvltto., No, 71 Wstar mid 94 Front Strobel, Where they an prepared to eremite all Imlcre le their Ithe hmitrz a large end nrnplete amortment of “Itulooms" manufactured good. One •tautly ma band, which they of• ter on illoerla Ceram l.a dtf Iron City Stove W•tiottte. W R. BRADSHAW, r (Succemor to T. T • J.CILIIG &Ga.) alasatfacturar of TIN, IRON sad COPPIR WARE, and Daalrr srovßA, lc., t.o. 731 . WOOD PITIIDLT, between Fifth sod Viral:11041, Pis. Noah, Pa. . R.; 1,4 MUM:M=I=I. I . OI7NDRY. R. moCcre az co., ifl'Eßfr STRUM appetite note R. R.Per.a. PIitSUUROEI, PA. ANAIiIIFACTUR E order, on chart wooer, .131, cncycas, KLIASIING dt PULLEYS, of fill ILO+. and deectiptious, of ill. best materials sod latest .iyhte. alto WAOON 14J1P9, PAD Itattid. OSA TM, on hand or nut to order. ilirChters left at the FOUNDRY. at at , 1r 3 Young's, Sti Wood at. will matte prompt albutiou. larddly late of the lino of J. B. Hall *epee, late nt Hall r _ SPEEtt & niowELL. I Valley Forge Plow Works, 1v , ,. 139 Liberty Strw,, n•zr Pfth, PAttsbar?h MANUFACTURERS of every vainetv ,t Ptov.,PLuer Caving, Ar - of 11.. nuat Cerny naltablo fur aver, ILlnd alas tal.gn, inalr irepa,rael Isola Patna ir.,/, • 111 • ;My ~ /143 GOMM nut , Eoll, Pa.na and 1.4,‘,.1 , •.. ....3`VaHdr• vrrr.f.trvna.) • . • ktilla ti p s I, V N Vaccookun to John Cnrtn,o4,) MANUFACTUREItS and 1m J.U. Pocket... 4 Table Cutlery, AntgirAl Awl bentAl In strument; ann.; Pistols, Inahing Ta,kle,4lle., 140..6 lir stnfeL 'nay Ore oprciel Attention to ttn. manufart twin:, .1 Tnusn, Supporters. Jkr— Joi.t.ing end with puny tvallty and clAspatch. npls.lly 1111.1.11 ..... ....... ...... Y. Aar. VII ILLIAIK LIMA 111 LA. 61 Penn at, below Marbur7, Pitt,borgb, Pa. QTEAI4I BOILER. 141 AK P..11S AND SHEET Imo Worker( Araeoroctorors Paula Locomottoo, FlutA nod C 3 [toilers, Cl.linooyo. Bretoboo, tiro Bed, tttooto Ootolotow.a, •Solt Yoon, Aug. rono, /coo Torls, etc. AI.. Bloc Work, Aritlgn nod Viaduct irons, Jano tt aid ol,ort.ot tco tko. All orders from tlorNoro i•romptly alt.tok.rl to lon P.A. Cation Dlllll4 Plia•ourigh. KENNEDY, CHILDS CO., M ANII FA I Tuti.r.ms Po. A Nu. 1 hmvy -I Ettoolmo, Clarpot coda of dl oolora nod .bed, 6.11,0 Twine: Iled(lrdc " rloagke Lthea u.r.4 Saab Owe: " Rope of all ahem mud dovrapt/oloh Etattilla, ilirOnlera 101 l at the Hardware Bt.'. of ',own, 00-,131 Wood street, will hateattentool. I y JAMES I . ItVW IN, MANUNACTfillifilt UP K.3 ULPHURIO ETHER: Sulrhurie held. wart Bpiriteof Nitre; Nano Arid; rlfinnn's Anrnlyrnn Arid ; lT:, =min, 11P; Nitrou, do rn, Maybe fir . .1 John Irwin A Waho WILLIAM TATE - NON, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. I() Fourth dreet., I'itt.Ln.gb, and Fwieral • gmte r math Excelsior Ural, Allschony. 'fir Every dmuriptioa Prolog.for Water, OF lA son Strom. n.:111 W ELLS, e 6 CO, Fonrth Street, Pittallurgb, Pa., 101111SIMCISIIII1 47 WrrIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHP.S Orden Izolhdted heirs tbn Mule, sod promptly 0.4, pod spar tortrzzetimm Thaw -41 months, or 6 per amt. dtzarant for .sir, im2s:lydiver JOIIN VrANUFACTURER OF BOOTSVir 6 1,1 14144 8110E8 of nvery Almcrlptlon, No. R 4 Elmlibll44 , l street, PltLbcr6L, Pe. n031:13,4 GREAT REDUCTION.-TILE VANDER SILT I INS of United States Mail Flinainibto. VAILNDERBILT, Capt. P. R. bef,vere. jOCEAN quEEN. NORTH STAR, Capt. Jones. 'ARIEL Will forma sommtionnt lino between New York, Sonar tampion and Mom oozier Salt CONTltier leaving ltd. ride each alternate Saturday, and the other Ode each alternate Wednesday. (brow New York tor IPninn IlatrOand &mitt. Boatbantptim and I amptoch for New Havre. i York, •Talrnikartir....- gab:lmlay, April 23 Wrdnesilay, blay 11. 110 amt brae.__ Satarday, May 7. Wolneelty, Play 25. AML. ........ ...-. Saturday, N.y 21. Pleduraday, June 0. Yaklisaattki...... Saturday, An. 4, Wolatvalay;June 22. l'hise dearnahlpit have water tight cr.topertmenta Carry able Surgeon, Path or Pa33ldit—(eilber way tlio .wintri)—roc but, tirtt tabin, $l2O aud MPG wound cabin, $OO and $4O, according to location of State room.. Par Nunn EL., find cabin, po; around Cabin, $3O. and a limited Dumber 01 third cabin, $3O. Cartlticasts mood a paiwaga from Nampa.— Opera, detiveroil In London and last.. D. TORRANCK, splfolatil No.sl3oarling Omen, New York. WRENCH - ANDIiAUCRIOAN -- COSTFEICITIONARY. T. A. rdLEIRSCH & SONS, No. 42 Qt. Clair Street, Oppoilte the !It Clair hotel, RESPECTFULLY informs their friends Ltd tbn public in:tardily that they have reeniened the store, t 2 Bt. street, %ben they will kart, canatantly ea hand • large aatortineat of Cianthei, Caen ' ' , tench huger Toys, Data, Cordial Wine, Bawdy, Craws, rite Draw; gain Chocolate, /Fresh and Dried Yreka, Nitta, Wad every article COOLI la their 11.1 topecially inviad to call and ex.roloo nor stock, as visa. at •••ty law nab price, T. A. NJ D114.C11 k NODS. • Disnotscttara of Prour.b and Arnarkan Coatortinciat Dm. •plaldni G ROORRIES prime N. 0. Sugar;-,2ohhda. IEO bbl.. P.O. Itlolainex . °aka and Balt. Fyn p; tbestsToung firma T. .1 a Black 11. 22.3 I Golfe.; 21 at boxed ialocolato; 25 a 1113, Cana , " 50 " 11.1 d d , LO Rodin Boi 75 bake No i n , mers NUL IdeCUTCHILON. DI X 0 N' S PREPARED OW THON—lor polishing BUM* otern Mod of fru% 1111111mboi iron mitt tram its, Labor and will prcducto ammo tt lull:taw Rata atty Woo ankh) now, mfastly on halal by comer of Eli 4 DlamotA. DRiRILFIT-9 mocks _ 2 do Pea:, OMIEZE ESSINA ORANGES-300 pozne y LLL_ Paknao Lernortn—loo d o a.treceivirl andfoesal6 by KEYIEXH, AN Dr.EddfN ajd' • N 0: m - w oo d oppOsiteSt, (Zarb.. 1.1 SW f POTATOES foi;;;l4i . Lqq r b him cow,' pOTATpEB-100 bbb3. for sa.lo by. J. splt TIMMY 11. OCILLINS. brain FISH, Troirciiiiikarel, •Ty c cab by MCNAT-11.0)LLINS. DATTINSI t'PAPER-4Z renat:V. superior jig Sittitirsportossoit,l7 - WATrimMoN, DAILY anti. !l 2416.3141.1.• LITTLIC & TRIMILE, W OOLF.% ALI: R 01, 11111.8 AND PR A 1.12 RS • • Of Low-ha If4gorton, OurrLO & Kadin. Philp EDaEILTOI d a STEWART, (Bnreo.o,rs to loorio k Edgerton,) W holesale Grocers and Commission Merchants U)^ Rr0..1 rat rt.° I, Pitt übutrych, Pry )1,4:441 •. 10 • 111•11{.. ..... 111 . 0114.. t,'Oil N M'O 1L L & SON. Uroam and (Join mission Morcbrints. A u subi tor the sato of Pig Iron Blooms, No Is.: Liborty stool, Pittsburgh. folhapd ALEXAN DE it Omar and Importer Aka Asb, No. :1711 Liberty strok. Pittsbur g h, Ps. sptlyd• JOKES- JAIL L. 000.1. y oN - Es & 000LEY, W4IOLELALE ORG. enns and Dual Furnfilbort, &milers 10 Prodoto and Pittsburgh Illimikractunos, N 0.141 Wstor 4[1'0.4, Ili. Cborr7 ,%lloy.l Pa. toy= r. 811LIVLIL. ........ JOMI lIILWORTII DILWORTH, WHOLESALE Groarov, N.,. 130 .0.1 134 :ino.nol larva, (b,:lvfool Wud and 110211.1111e1.1,P111/11Argh. ;011a m.01,-- mesa. morn._ ......... Init.l/111 JOHN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE Oro,. and Goticubtalon al.rrhatita, No. 173 Wood and =2 Liberty Ittro.t, Jeld JONS 941 T . W111501:1. WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE GEO ccics, Commimion 71.1-clouds Dra/oro In Pro dune tutol Illtabor g h M.ti.ufaclor,o lot N I,lbarty street, ritt.bor,M. )026 W M UI'UUEON WHOLE- Prt.lor• and Cocanalmion',Merriman; anl l'ill.tt.r 2 b Manama:Mß.l Artklt., No. MY 111.rt 7 *10,4 ; corm, Of 11r-worry ay, Pittsbur g h, Pa. n 3773 /MIN •1 . 1i41. 1 J C111•1111111 . 11.c.. A TIVELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Grocer., Proalum, and I.l..mitabaion lletr Lantz, and Doalars In l'lttalon. 2 l Manurm'tor.a, No. ti tao.o Walt.' and Front a l, Ptttabor g b. .17.111 h. 1.01.14/11 LW% 1t../11.4011. ROBISON £ CO., WHOLESALE • aroc.ra. I.S•0111.1.1 alorchant.. and DOMIOT• la all tind• Prowls:too., Produce amt rtuabor g h Mannfa.rtarva, N. 205atrt.al. 1%141 yd - D ott km' 11. I( WHOLESALE C. HO AA, Clia, (WOW/ Ilmodutt )61,411, Yid Dmder la 7...thara, Mon, aud all kind, or rholotry Produen, No 211 Lib or., Waal., mouth of Math, Plttaiut l M, l`a. Liberal ad yam...m m ade on frot g htnatals Ja.S.lyd D OBERT DALZELL CO., WHOLE ib SALR Grocers, Contruisstou mad Ponstirdzog M. thuds arta Dealers Iv Prtatuca tu.l Pittsburgh himultaetnnea, No. 231 Lite4l3 atraq. PiltAand.. P.. my 2 ISAIAH DICKEY k CO., WHOLESALE Omar; Comutimion Merchants...rat Dealer. ha Prague*, No. SO Water Anal, sad *5 troll( .1 , 44, Pittsburgh. tar) ......... asap Spring and Summer Arraugement. Ake N. W. GRAIIAM A. CO., an VOJR\VA.R.DING MEEFECELAN'M NHIPPING AGENIR, ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD W base just oil d... 0 Ir<w Traxkd sad Slides lessilog dirretly fd.ra U.. QIJ Meal stitch ...- KN.. f.owsrd Ftstsht to asd from the ralinsul watt star dirpatrdi, .I=d trittkrtil lbs or liability to d•th.ais, sysr.idabis In soy (db., method .! hnodller. 1.1",41. 0 ens. pc.dsid att.stirdi reshig , turid• nir•r, tv N7par Ors ssi a, dfsr s phis, ie . tarlS:'Es.l evi24 •;u3,1 141 Sr...AA street. Pittatrorrh. 1.; KO. H, pIILTiN l'onwniscion and Forwarding Irrrhant, AND B 0 A. T NT, srrl.lrll6lß, Fs' bo' • 1, • OLLNFlllitan & CO., a.. to no 11•11.3. a Par wardi ere Ik• CS II • An.11111•4c. , 41‘. Ns4.Tbl, Il'ES'fl.7.l:N RESERVE i:IiEESE, 111 , 171+11 ‘. 1,1111,, 151)tli. FIAWIL VI 11, 1... t .1 At I Yr.,lt .....lEr.kltve Npros. 1.11 •nrd 1.13 Front PITTA111,1“:11. iiiTuascoeit, 11t oCKKKItI & I snegaadom 31'('-reca y a eons wariliv sod CoUllatinalola illeretwi ^itl Whalmala t.aders In l•roctoo•. Pious. and Wool. .5., 151 and 1Z2.C. , -nd j'etabargn. ard I,l—mrd 1 , ..14 , 11[16 F. rrnre....• 111- MT A.lll. sPIIINGHIL ITAILUAIJOII a CO., CoMMISSION or.m.mus --- Provisilm..i. Produce Oouerully, N 0.209 Liberty Street. Pittsburgh. / 4 1011 r, Citylin .114.1. Produce. Cot 1111 l issinn and Forwarding Merehaillo N. 121 ~,,, 111., Piltabur9h, Pu. LIYNRY S. K M . 1 N , , j Ag,: fir, fP,, wnii 1110.1., Nu. 7 Weter Marl...l,l . l.lwrgh. Prs.. nptV S 4 MAIDEN LANE, AND 17 CEDAR STREET, NN4Y VORIL E. Al' MIL WA. It re (_l. S. tr. Ilexcrlption of N t and Bonnet. Iloard•. TWINE SOUSE. WILLARD HARVEY & CO., 84 Mu ides, Lmie and 17 Coda,. 8..4, r:Y.w VI - MK. HEMP, COTTON, FL AX AND LINEN coin) A.Ca IC Of snip description Ofel - TON, JUTIL MANILLA AND AfJERIOAN lIIMP R OP E, Tarrui auk Sl.bisg 01T50CR , ..1.: S INE T WINES, 811014 . THREAD, WiCK,..I all kinds 4 CORDS AND LINKS. .I).69:Pcmittabiets FATTY amarrro rrITE HIGH ILLUMINATING PROPER. TIV.9 of Oes from Koala and oleaginous enbatance• hove always made them • favorite materiel for the wenn DU ore of Illundhating Gm. litany°. Campania. em Bar In with mai, in order to supply their customers with a Be. perks Quality of Gan ROBIN OIL le entirely frastriim ell drum sod rsfum sub mama, and yields at tear, Its Brilliant Illomlmtlog Oat The greater original cot of the apparatus for the mann facture drool go. together with the attention and expense constantly required, and the dltliculty,ll not tmpnWbUiq of entirely separating the unwholesome, deirtorlime and dinette loses, generated is coal, render Atm rtOSIN OIL APPABLATtriI cheaper and more desirable looser, way. B. COATCI, of 1376:Broadway, New York, has denoted hie entire attention to the msoufaetureaad miser Portable Om dopamine, arid bercapeetfully calls the attention of Our public to his preeent complete and efficient machine. Perfect. malefaction to the pnrchmer guaranteed in OW) 0•010. Foe Bother informetionaddren • IMEMEIMIMI WARGEATION To THE WEST.—AII JUI Rmlgrauteabould uot fall to WI ft NOl7 Tho best otmM itlfles,Otam, Pistols mod all Ala& of Firs Arms Is the city le to be found Ihera , era NEW TRAVELINU DICESS GOODS "Wit. It. Grata." "Rea: I do not recollect having called you a bobtail politician at any time, but think it prob able I have. Not recollecting the time or the °cession, I can't say what I did • mean; but If you will tell me what you think I meant, I will say Whether you are correct or AM. Very , .re sptautly, "PAM= Bust." j t le ft Paris for England, from whee he soon lu so Is to the United Rtates. Before leavmg a 4AUL ItIOEPUT, the great chess p er, has ~ d dinner was tendered him at which M. Bt. Aenant presided, and et which the usual speeches were ii ,, irl.. Lequesno's bust in marble, of the guest, - ' -• :.. ~:, : -ith laurel on the occasion, as a Wage considered him the . Acir.—ln the first Issue of the That ever lived. 13 --- uTT — ... --- _,ußt.r6,.- --- i — vtd. reiri-ED k Coke *IA Ltd.*. and I. MI. br - Weahingto ....Assitution (alias Union,) Major ' '_. . rattfeet a flolltlatlititM, n... Arriliblisbes an address to lb° "Na far. - NOW 1414 First ead 116 &clod eta Gell- ...., , --- . _ •• , of .t, scroll the first sentence of which nuRRANTS-41) bhiti:Zante Ettrilthts :full , 'tif v 1 I A' -‘,/, TecOVrd sod tir IWO n. - '-'- ' :- " •°-!) - • , .-- f 4 - ' - ' • . i lteYlll2tkAlfliZUSON; ' ' '''''Tho detael . ;.x.„ . .„ c mc i a 6 l.ftraue, • • 'Wait st,coomitesatmertie notel.7. the:Absalti owner ..- ..' "... 4 . 4 6.. 11 usgori.". -- _ „wh o h is ailiarshisedt"ths",andereligued," Of the *Talc ' -Ofiir",.*Tiv :', .. . IARPE'r, I'atiern and Whito Dr 4 g P per In for tbeftwfonory sq.l3 corner Market and s°.c.` CORN -5,0,00 bush. in stow and fur sale by apsr ; lIITCIIOOOK, 041A*Sp 00, PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 27, 1859. Grouts; Flour, Bacon, Cherie, Frulb,Ol❑ az. Pkodoc•• 19 112 turzoND tIT., eITTSDURIIII WILLIAM BACetililir, "WF3C)LES.A.I. CiROCE3I2, Nos. 1M and 40 Wood Street, ==MIC2 eommiggion, &c WIIAP.F-BOAT PROPRIETORS ALEliiNeotift dOtiik(ini M MISS tOI"..ICIXAN T Lead Plpe and Shoe! hired Agent, PG/11.1:11 !iO7 AND RAI: :won .111rasir14,Ln and Tlanilln Ilemp ZZ=,LVA ittolgANk; t ANJFillt. I=l PAPER, off HAND DR OATS TO ORDER, PA ,vt:F, eOI,OIIRD AND ?Mull PAPER.% RiAirrm PAPEILS, ENVELOPE), MMEgal GAG FROM ROSIN OIL CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG'S, IN ORICAT VAILIATY, AT 00110EIPIRLD k twa. .00MS AND LUMPS— .t.ota 3nraget mom.; Lampe, heel quality, npll ' JllllZa M.UILL t NON SS GOODS, (to Goods, &c, Vittshurg4 - 6aytt c. PUBLIVIILD DAILY AND WEEKLY BY rt. ECRzzmaTT & c o MTH 1112117. SYMMILD. THEDAILIVIZEffits aenidesi Newspaper fa Mt West., aratharuvanasieatioscsresslatian ~alga the businest nen, and radhuag Ii clancs,u offers indsouseats to dosr [ism as the Lest wawa through sedach to reach the pada. giiit- TIM WEEKLY GAZETTE fa [mini sorry Waists. day and ox a lann /Skald sheet, egadcoutaint to ad liilma to the oeursqrweak, a wrefuily prepared and retiabt, typort ftlthe Anthlrs, coosord4 and onsettsry, aJ Zpap.r.-euddag .“'"n de ' rfassugerrto 4' Negossaper"'lleth/ DATLY-8 Donn per amain, payable In 64danoo, 0 124 eenta per wok, payable to lila Carrion. WlleaLY—Two Thglads per giamm, payable In ddi • auto aro Innlinbod on the following torn. Pond roplen one yam. $6 Oo Ton 10 00 • twenty. . 20 00 And ono to the person Egttlug np Ude dlub rms. 46,-Addunen takituonts aro nattily norpdredl, sad no re per will be wont after the Unto b np to wldcb It sae pad. Bates . of A. 9119411191047. Sroe of 1011noa, 1 thae.e... II •• SI a oo .. 3 00 3 -400 700 000 l• 4 10 00 1100 12 _2O 00 Yearly adyertiora are.l l 7lo9temooloare,rhan3- ablo at plounare, per annum Advertlaementa with Cat. treble mica Wits Wallas our. Snead—The musical CM peter who really furnishes the great majority of our songs, and whose productions hare the wid est popularity among the masses of our people, is known so very few of them, even by reputa tion. The new melodies that greet the public ear month after month, and are sung, whistled and hummed by thoodsods—that are thumped on pianofortes, thrummed on banjoes, breathed on flutes, tortured into variations, and enjoy a wide, though after all, evanescent popularity, are chiefly the product of one fertile brain—and that brain, se Mr. Micawber would Noy, is the brain appertaining to Mr. Stephen C. Foster.— The gentleman is a native of Pittsburgh, and has spent oil his days there,excepting three years at Cincinnati, and two at New York. Ile waaborn on the 4th ofhtly, 1826, (the very year fhtit John Adams and Thomas Jefferson died,) and Ls, there fore, now in his thirty-third year. Ills father, Mr. Wm. B. Foster, wars Pittsburgh merchant, a member of the Slate Legislature, afterwards a Mayor of Allegheny City, and subsequently oc cupied an official post under the federal govern ment. Ws oldest sister' id the wife of the Rev. E. T. Buchanan, the only brother of the Presi dent of the United States. Stephen C. Foster id the youngest of his family. Ile enjoyed but limited opportunities for mus ical Instruction, and took but few lessors When nineteen years old he composed for a social quar tette club, of which be was a member, Ma first successful song, the popular favorite, "Uncle Ned." It was shortly afterward sung at o pop• ulsr concert in Cincinnati, and received inch applause that Mr. Wm. C. Peters, the music pub lisher in that city, requeMed the privilege of publishing it, which was at'once granted. Mr. Foster next composed "Susanna," which was more simple in its style, and became even more popular. in a private letter, Mr. Fester writes: ••I bad up to this limo neither received par thought of any pecuniary remuneration for my eiroris in the magical line. Imagine my delight therefore, on receiving far my next song one hun dred dollars in cash! Though thin song was not successful, yet the two fifty dollar notes which I received for it had the effect of starting me in toy present vocation of a song writeri'• it would render this article too much like a — catalogue of popular and standard music" to give a bet of Mr. Foster's songs. "Massa's in the Cold Ground," ••Old Kentucky Homo," "Hi! Boys, Corry toe 'Lang," "Nelly was a Lady," and "Old Folks at Home," may tot mentioned as nmtog 010 most popular His "Susanna" mel lady has been seized by many pianists,(among •hom may be mentioned Hera and Thaberg) as a melalie theme peculiarly suited for treatment with variations, and' some of Um other negro melodies have obtained an equal popularity. Nor is this popularity merely is local one. la many of the Southern States Mr. Foster's songs hove been adopted by tholaves to enliven them is their corn bookings field labor. Their lamakwo_rzreeed ,g - a rivals e • from one ortlir, 'spay returned from an extended pedc; r - 'hrough the-border Isud of Scotland, where imgs of Borne and the older oral Scotch t ;' ;{e known to and sung by every one, bllowing passage, "I spent 'several we: ` ' the poetic hills of Ettrick, along the arrow, so famed in Scottish border and here I found some of Foster's etrlit;" - friodies were almost displacing, in the estimation of the shepherd boys and cottage gide, the songs of Burns and Ram say." Often, in the Scottish coulees, after the bag pipes bare droned out their accompaniment to 'Scots wha hue' and 'Lord Athol's Courtship,' a voiedwill take up one of these American redo dies, and all gathered around the Ingle sidewill join in the simple refrain, and thus the plaintive touchieg strains that are first sung in the dark, sooty town of Pittsburgh, en the Monongahela, rise away above the smoke and steam of city life, float norms the Atlantic, and are heard up on the heathery bills of &trick, and among the kirks that grow upon the 'braes of Yarrow.' Fa vorable mention lose also been made of them from California, China, Australia and even the deserts of Africa, through the foreign and home corres pondence of our newspapers. Ethiopian minstrelsy, aa it is called, has, how ever, culminated, and io now in its decline. Ap preciating this fact, Mr. Foster has lately some what changed his style, and abandoning the nee of Negro jargon, he now writes songs bettor ad apted for general use. While the melodies ex hibit a decided improvement, the words are rythmicul, always unexceptionable in point of moral, and as good, poetically considered, as the majority of songs. We do not-eay that Mr. Foster's. "melodies" can be compared with those that hive immortal ized the names of Burns, Barry Cornwall, or Thomas Moore, but we do maintain that the composer who produced such popular and pleas. tog songs as "Gentle Annie," "Willie we have Missed You," "Maggie by my Side," "I Bee Iter Still in my Dreams," "Old Dog Tray," "Jeannie with the "Light Brown Bair," &c., deserves an honorable mention as one of those who has enlarged the pleasure of thousands. The reason of the popularity of Mr. Foster's songs lies in their easy, flowing melody, the ad herence to plain chords in the accompaniments, and the avoidance of intricacy in the harmony or embarrassing accidentals in the melody. They have a family resemblance, but not greater than the simpler melodies of Belllni and Danl. setti, and the composer is no more truly open to the charge of self-plagiarism than are those Ittalan melodist& And, es Mr. Feeler is still young, he may improve and elevate his style, till be attain, a musical reputation that will be more than ephemeral.—N. Y. Post. To■ DYISO NMI/. WZIP.—It in a striking fset —the dying weer weep. The circle of sobbitig, agonised hearts around, produces not one tear. Is it that he is insensible and stiff already in the chill of dissolution t That cannot be; for he asks for his father's hand, az if to gain strength in the mortal struggle, and leans on the bresat of mother, brother, or sister, with still conrcious affection; and just before expiring at eve, after a long day's converse with the Angel of Sum mons, he says to hie oldest brother—the last an. dible good night of earth—" Bins me, kiss me!" It must be because the dying have reached a point too deep for our earthly crying and weep ing. They are face to face with higher and ho. lier beings, with the Father in heaven, and his angel throng, led on by the Son himself; and what are griefs of a morning, tears of a dying farewell—bo it that they &related by the dearest on earth— , in that vision bright of immortal life and everlksting reunion ! Tun following notes are said to hate passed botween Gov. Giles, and Patrick Henry of Vlr sink : "Ika I understand that you hare called me a 'bobtail' politician. I wish to know If It be true, and If true, your meaning. I and for Rill • On. VALUABLZ Auronaspus.—There are at pres ent three, and so far as is known only three, complete sets of autographs of the signers of the declaration of Independence. These belong to Rev. Dr. Sprague of Albany, Rey. Dr. Raffles of Liverpool, and a South Carolina gentleman.— They were completed by a curious piece of good lack. Some years since, each of them gentle. men lacked one autograph, which was nowhere to be found. Bat in settling an estate, the South Carolina collector came across three receipts of bills, signed by this very individual. One ho kept for himself, and sent the other two to De.Sprague and Dr. Baffles. Dr. Raffles has hie in a beau , Wally bound volume, and values it almost as he ' would the famous Koh-i-nobr. A wealthy Bos ton merchant once introduced himself to him in the street, and requested the privilege of seeing this collection. He then told the Doctor that ho wished to make a present to his native city, and had seen nothing which eo pleased him for that purpose as this set of autographs, and asked if there was any sum which would induce him to part with it? The Liverpool Doctor, however, who is wealthy, and besides considers a first-rate auteigriph a luxury greater than a miser's gold heap—was not to be tempted. Netrboryport Eli= KENTUCKY POLITIC/.--The Louisville Courier . and Journal are both advocating. a Federal Slave 'CO° for the protection of Slavery in the Terri tories. The race between them is as to which shall be most ultra i that advocacy. The Jour nal is ahead and the courier producing two heavy fire-eating articles per day in the effort to catch up, Col. thrum orthe Democrat, occupies the popular sovereignty:platform, and defends it with marked ability. hiagoffin, the Democratic candidate for 43overnor, occupies substantially the ground taken by Douglas in his Freeport speech. He is a friend of the Vice President, and his course is evidence that that high officer of the government is opposed to the incendiary slave code fanaticism. Bell, the Opposition can didate for Governor, advocates the slave code dogma—takee the "step in advance." The elec tion of Magoffin would be considered a Douglas triumph. These are carious developments for old Kentucky.—Cin. Com. BOOKS to JAPAN.—Whoever walks through the streets of Japan, town or village, will be surprised to notice the number of books exposed for sale to almost every shop. Oa looking in side he will probably find one or more of the at tendants, if otherwise disengaged, busily read ing, or listening to something read by one of the company. In walking through the outskirts of the town, it is not unlikely he will come suddenly upon a knot of children, seated itt a snug corner out of the way, all intently engaged in looking through some story book or other that they have just bought at a neighboring stall, and laughing right heartily at the comical pictures which adorn the narrative. The conviction is thus brought home to a mau'e mind that the Japan ese are a reading people.—London Arms Ws hope Mr. Bell the Opposition candidate for Governor of Kentucky, can fairly amend the record mode on his behalf by the Louisville Journal, In reporting his Lebanon speech. If ho cannot, but is really in favor of a slave code for the Territories, we do not believe the moss of his own party will scuttaln him. Such a rye. ord ought to be the political ruin of any matt, and under each leadership, Kentucky moat speedily become one of the strongest Adminis tration States of the South. ' . Joan 8. llomasn, of Perobroke,Christ lan Co , Hy., offers • reword of $lBO for the capture nod roturn to him of Thomas Whitlock, a klethodist preacher, 28 years old, and weighing 170 or 180 pounds. If caught in a free State the reward is but $lOO. flan anybody seen &Christian minis ter loose in this vicinity, of about this age and weight' If ■o, here is a chance for speculation, by sending him hack to his •'ohi Ketitticky home." A charitable individual in the neigiborhood of Willimantic, Connecticut, proposed to raise a subscription fora poor bard working man, who recently lost a valuable cow. Every one ap plauded the object and its originator—money was raised—poor man expected to be made happy, when—his benevolent friend produced an old hill against him joot the amount ruhtert— and retained the cash Num, Wolves —The National Era says it is uotfor the generation, among whom Elizabeth Browning has snag and Charlotte Brunie spoken, and Harriet boomer chiselled, nod Itosa Bon hear painted, and Mary Lyon taught, and Flor ence Nightingale lived, to despair of woman'd achievement of het highest tiesiihy. _ • Q.EriVICKLEY ACADEMY.—A CLAYNIi•A I. •ND ablt•aaCllt Do”nilaa grritOol. lax Hors, on the l', rt. W. a a a R, Flttahorgh. REV. J. S. TRAVICGLI, A. AL Prinalarl. The TIIIRTY.TIIIRPSICSSIM.: will rwmirwiw• ..n SION • DAY,May 1059 Taxa, p.w mesh. of Ilya nroudas 575 For Clrrnlars, ac, enquiry. of 3..hu Irwin I 0,u..•.7 Water att... or T. 11. Navin A C.., 21 W.... 1 at.ora...r of the Besatcalel. n0r.2.2rn....11• CORNER of Penn and Itaneock streets.— Tne ensuing Winn will inoMilnenCa on TUASDAY; 3141 Ina. A Ilmilwa alma., of pnpiln may obtain iltdoltotabits. Sienna r Tuition and Stationery, $ 23 per swim, of minty wn Irs.k N. waif J. AL IMITU . Principal. IS THE LARGEST AND BEST AR mon4 Rotel lo the New England Stater le red ,= trail, iontted, and easy of acnews from all the mon", of traveL It contains all [ha modern improvements, and every convenience for the comfort and seennimodatirm of the tneveling public. The sleeping room. are largo and well vent Wed; the mites of rooms aro we II arranged, sod com pletely forolihed for familiee and largo traveling parties, met the home, efilleontinue to he kept as a Orel doze Hotel in every rwspect. LE:W In RICH, Proprietor. . _ JUST RE; PIANOS WILLIAM KNABE & Co At the "014 Petahllebe4 Piano-Depot." 11.9 Wood ntreed, 21 =MEE 1859. BPRINTD - 13 - TYLEB. 1859 PITTSBURGH, HAVE now In store their large nod care lolly selected stock or Which will at least equal any EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET, And which are offered at the lowest prices. The attention of a discriminating public is respectfully solicited. me2B:dif TOOLS, LOCOMOTIVES, PATTERNS. IT.fIE LAWRENCE MACHINE_ SHOP offen for ode, at. ern reduced priorr. , ITS TOOL% fy. 'hilt act 031,1ni and an of the beet crdity. They comae Lagos, Planers, Trip Hammers, Sortie. Ilorloir and lag Maelthtra. Poet Drilla and weed kind of tool rontool to • Inge nal Ent elan egg.' lehmrot. Aho, all the PAT TEENS and SLIAYTI NO of said Shop. AIso,NEW TOOLS, neh .Lather, Vann, Starlonry 14, TO R AI.* two Pusemor all four Freight LOCOMOTIVES recently Lnilt to order, of bonfire talk toOdet,atol eszellent 11. every partlcalar2l ton. 4 beet S% inches page. .' m ike •Iltkief y tlenamlnedu thelVollu.la Leann.. and a descriptive 11.1, namberol, maybe foetal at •-• • .1. 11. W. PACE, no 14 Epby street, W SMPLO 1110111 T. $5O AND p t NO A N . T A II , poinh in the Univ.:: My buena", by -.lfor 1. - WAIIMMAN,' Tack pry, in BMA: 16butational Penn Institute, 313 °ids. .AMIERIC4WIIIO . I:I4E. - 0 09; ON, Oltorellanrous A NICNV LOT OF From the Celebrated Pact ,rip, W. D. & U. BrOaLLUDI, 87 FOURTH STREET, CARPETINGS, 011, CLOTIIS, AIATTING 9, WINDOW SHADES Plano and Table Covers, GAZETTE. VOLUME LXXII-NUMBER 118 Insurance . . . Continental Insurance Company. py the Levielatur. of rennryinania, PRICPETUAL 011,11111111 A ottnorhod Capital, axe ?anima Doilan, Sentrbd and AccomalatnlCapital .„... lIOME OFFICE. No. 61 /FaNut Slr6d, above :666nd, Thdaddllhad Fire 16666,16 re oa 13611dlogn, romans., Aterrlnniline, gennally. Mad. losaranjz ou tlogoo. axt.l noighl.e, to ail rorto the wwlJ Wm? Inononoro on Goode, ac., by Wroth Clooto,.Corkal and Land Corrtattoo, to all parts of ttto Maori, on tho mw forotoblotormo, ronaistont Jab socartry. OZOROR W. 00LtADAY,fortnorlyaroottfor of Donis, to_ Phlhatalphla. Whf. ROWERS, fonaorly Regime, of MID. JOHN N. COLEMAN, firm of Woman k Smith, ..' Ong Ilarthrsra and Cutlery Merchant., No. 21 Noah Third street, above Morkot, Phil.. JOSEPH OAT, Om of J.vytt Oat k 800, ()Ivor-1911th,, No. 12 Quarry stroot, EDWARD V. MACIIETTIt, Oral of Morhetta JI Raiicatli Importing llarttrare Morrhants, No. 124 North Third atroat, abort, Rooth Phila. HOWARD HOCHMAN, firm of Llrfniatork D., Tf 7470 . end Ornamhodon Merchant., No. 272 Market it, 0000 Meth, GEORON W. COLLADAY, Presl6sEl4 GAUL, WlESONl,Seeretary. JUSIIIIA ROBINSON, Agent No.24 FMB otimpt .(ap otalr4.) Delaware alnlnal Safely Insurance Company /zwmporated by the feyitiature dttrwylrarw, I=. Office, S. E. Corner Third and Walnut ets., MA/WU , ' iNSIMANCE.Yoo Vetwebi, Cara, and Freight to aJlarts of the world. INLAND INSURANI.F.S on Gouda, by ILlrera, Canals, Latea and Land Carriages, to all tarts of the Union. .11R1 LVSURANCED on 1 , 1 errbaudiee genornlly.— /so Rum, Dwelling iloueea, Bonds, Mortgagee, and 16 , 41 &den. Philadelphia City, end other Leann Met In Banta, 'Lein.] a ln.nranrnCoa, Bill. Ltagelrable— Uaahoo Dalancres hanitof AgenDl, Marine Police. recently leaned, and /qt, er debts doe the Cenapany. gni/kw-Option Not. WAIL. Moro Jo.pb DD. Seal, ZJennntl A. Son.l.r, John C. Darla, John It. Non., Goorgn 0. I..lpvr, Edward I , sr Cr. It. II [1t0... William C. 1111,h CrAle. Jamas O. Hand, Thot,plittuA Paulding. Jan. ?mom SP.lltont Cyr, Jr.. J. P. Pontotoc, .loshno P. Xs, Samuel E. Stott, Henry Sloan, Jam.. It. 34.00. A. C. 'land, liobort Burton, Jr.. John O. Pomp!, Igctot.... D. T. ?Atop., I . J. T., NN NI Id A ILTIN, •roo L Iolk•nt THOS. C. HAND, Vico Pre.4lA,,c Hann, L 1 .131111., cox-retarl. _ ku. or 11. Ilvsit, elm) . 1,811.•y, II Jo," 140.4.. I. J... P. A, MADEIRA, Ag,A,t, No PS Water all wt, Pitt,,l4l, GitE.,krr F:t3TIC RN INSURANCE & TRUST COMPANY OFFICE 111 CONIPANY'A BUILIONO, ho. 103 W A LIN 171` STREET .fr.=‘,s.ooo3 . M,4.53 03 $.376,2:4 03 Ilst.rnat, IGuw, • r $90,7:80 S 4 P 4.1 Lrmata, slow, 11.4.naoranon, 14 , turoal Pretolarox,...... 110.343 Ou ASSETS. Rerai &tale, &milt 1 blottaget.-4141.910 W Nita Itneuhl•hte , Pn•Elliot.. end other debts don the Com pan,_........_ . Cub on Land. and In We bolo of Agent., At a rueettnz 4 the Sh , cl,th,lJere. convened the 15th altnn the follotriac ierr,ons wvro elected DI 11F.1:T0R.4 fo• the eromlng •ix har4.• ladttrcp, 142.3 Walnut stmet. Alexander Wltilltlrn, Ilerchapt. to North Fs Mil Wallis. Lhttlinc.l3 IClne.stret. laaac IL asleburet., Att.,rney siuLlOonusellor. John°. [lnn., firm of Wrlgst, ItnnLor It Co. It Tracy, firm ol Tracy • Co, Gohlstnitlie 11.11. John Alrenroly, arm t.I Jono, White • hlnflurt ) Thos. L Arm of Gilleople A Coil., J 11. Smith, Arm Jar. trotlth •Co John tl. Vert, fror,olnre carver , of Sowelab and afto. ItantnlL.Colner. Brat of C. 11. Grant Co Thom. Potter, '2.9 Arch etrret. alert. !laden, rote. Walrint SINi Sixth Jona. J. 'Moron, ofllm 104 heath roarth street At a f arm mt.-Una of the lioard ALKe U LATIIILOP arm not l'reeleat, 3.41404, till. DARLING Flee Prrahlrnt JA , 4101 Niv.r.tLary. (Junopauy We DISCONTINUELOI , CNAN POULIN M HULL 111:+11, , , t.ut e 51,13 a W Ih el AI.KXIIt4. Ag.,t, itarCta.l NA ^: Water ntro. t. laa.,,,R..,atln.yertaat.• Compatay. .4 . 1.111 et..lln. ill t 1/1•1....- Jet n. II1171:111&IN, Prregt.l.,ut 11 / , ..Nlll NI ATWOOD, eprrotary N • 94 W Any NW Avasul au' kinds of Ar. and ;Amine /to ASS:fr4., NOON 14.1.44 4.1.....14 Dar 1:011 P.) ,,, " Prriumm 64 11111. 1,c4.14141.1.. ..... ..... ...,...... ... 1 4 418 J O. 110 41m4.444. 34 , 1.14n.car . 11.44014 cow) . I or.s ou 1.175 00 40 .1., KT. h. 40.4. 14.44.1. .1.. .1... 4%060 O. 031 r. Purniturs, esoh . . 45,704 70 ...,,,,,,,,j, W:./IntltillJ.li.,"". W. A. Nhiva.ll, Wthoo MIDor, Wnl. Begs, • I John Meßorth, J,..,ph li irk panel, G. A. Berry JIB.. A. Intchison larldi, IIKNItY M. ATWOOD ••4. e• • Yr►nkfln Mfr• In•nr►ne• at7eclimuy .ct eta.ar Chl.tint W. Ltatueker, Adolph R Boris, George W. Richard., &moot firma, Thomas !last, David N. Drown, plordocal D. I.mtr Jacob It. Smith, Tobias Wagner. blonds Parrmmu. CllAlbaa N. BANCRRIL, Prtmddeot. thiuLsri O. HANCE., rfacrutary. This Company <motioned to make hamorauens, pertummot or Ilsolhad, on ..sery dtecrlpthal of property In town and country, ataanta m lour as mo consistent with security. The Company hare nnerred a Larne noutiopmt fund, arhlch, with then - Capitol mot Premium; safely forest&A, afford ample momenta& to the armored. The Arse!. of the Company, an iminary Ist., 1851, as put. llshr.l agreeably to the Ant of Amer:day, were as follows Mar— Kennnos Temporary Loma.. Stoehr Cash, $1.212,108 44 Ithaca their ineorporatien, period of Psanty.ao yaws, they have paid upward* of Una 31illion, Your Ilandr4 tbenntand Dollar. Leases by lira, thereby affunling vident* of the advantages of Intraranes, as well as their ability snit laptatillon to torsi with penntptusse all IlabOitis J. GAILDNXII. (X)4l/114 Ago., twit. Office annthosat no. Wood rsi , Third ala i_ Fire, Marine and Inland lasaranec. INSURANCE CO. or NORM AMERICA, ' PIBL4PICLPI7IA. Incorparsod Au-la, January In, 1859_ ..... A 1,159,921 87 DIRECTORS —Artbor fl. Broom:I W. Juno% John A Brown. Samuel F. Smith, Charlm Taylor, Ambman Whim John NOIr RE- 1 0 , 1 , 1 H. Wood, William Weisla WRlpm K Bowan, James N. Dickaon, S. Morris Wain, John Loam,. Oro. L. Harrison, Francis R. (lope, Edward ti. Trtotter. arenas Hama, rirey. /111TUUR G. COFFIN, Prost. INSURANCE CO. or THE STATE or PA., PHI LimmeatA. Intorponartl, A. Yebrunry I, 1959 1313,n 74. UI RnlZOlLn—lleury D. Ehenord,Slmoun Toby. Cloo , • Pdanalooder, Wllli.mn. Pond, John b. Ittld. !Ivory G. lonvmsn, Marten R. &rk, Worn° C. Corson, William It. lb" 'lVin e nnV " u r e t, Wan., Ilittar.S.i.ey. PriieldroL leiljnanreocin In the above Old and Reliable Compakire can be obtained by application to fels:Oly W.P. JUNES, Agent, SI Wafer at. PULE INSURANCE, IT VU Bellow Mutual Insoraneo Company of ll= Iht Buildings. Ltraiwd or Pnrpetnal, Morthandiwk, tnrnitan An, in Town or Country. Office No. 30S Walnut Street. Caenraksl77,926...A6ose 11.4405 99.—Invested Y lellooc Itirat Ilortgageon improved City Property. worth double Clot amount- • . $1191,1106 OS retina. Railroad C.. 6 per coot. flortgage $30,000, cod W.,606 00 Allegheny county 6 porcont.Perina_ IL It. Loar. 10,000 00 Penneybranta Railroad ' . ... 6,000 09 Stock of the Reliance Mutualan Co 19,100 00 Stock of County Vire Inn/ratios Co 1,0•0/ 00 Scrip otAoodry Itnotrance 0 9 rapaulte...._..-.... 476 00 Bills Receivable, business piper . 62,611 60 Ronk Amainta, accrued Intermit, etc . SAW 19 Cook on band end 1,, Rank .......... ............. ..... 16043 So $262,166.99 CLOS ?IRMA?, Providont. 0111.11 . .11. 0.111 Wro:R.Thompws, Bantnel Plapham. Robert atoms, Wilßani Mawr, . Mod. W. Tto/0.7. Marshall LIMB, 'L Lathrop, Chas. Leland, Jacob T. Booting, Smith Baran, Wnt.ll. Semple, Plttab . g. I . II NOILMAR,Pacr•tar). J. 0. 00/71N, Agent ar Third and Wood Atmore C, Eterenson, John R. Worrell H. leCorme, Rnbart Tu.land. Lc* 6 Johns. 21 C. 8 Vraod, =LE= 13:22:11: PUtabur• flaunting Company 0m • Water Street, 111, PA. Pennsylvania CElZl=till aint,, G. W. Nmith, A. J. Jones, Rudy Patterp..n J. P. Temper, I. Grier _, 631 64.4 Eieney Sproul, Nieboler Voeglilly, I .lionve Clatrternil Ct. Fire nod Lint Rinks CLken iir deeerii",ne 0 1 , 111,3.1. Pleiddent—A. A. CLLAter.. Vice Provident—hone Perre.Acil Kneen/Ley and Tr/winter—l. OW. _ _ . _ • _ _ Wentotrn Intan-anao Corawing .M 0EOR(16 DAIIBIII, PtaWeot F. M. GORDON, Secretary. OIiFICR, N 0.92 Water Lee.; (Sponi A Co.ti ay mak, Pitudatryb. Will /wore against aII knots of Are and jrviriPt Siska J. Hiram hsedwion managed by Diredors. win cat well known In the community, and who are detcrasined, try promptness and iiteratity, to maintain the et arader which they IsatreeranwiL as offering the ketprot,itol to Woe rho &sire to be inured. MEM, OCTTOBEIt So, 1000. Stock Acconuta 4100,500 00 Ofllce ➢nroltwa. Cash Promism Nate. dills Georg' , Dank, A. Miller, Jr., J. W. Butle, O. W. Jer.Aeon, Jam. McAuley, Alexander Apeer, Andrew Ackley, man: 9101,350 Ds . 137,011145 . i 2,50900 . 920,901 95 . GO PhUndetphin trire and Lifki INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 149 Chesnut Street, _ uri•OBITS TUE CUSTOM 110U$12 ill Elko all kinds t.f lusuranoe, either Perpetual is Limited, OD every deecrlpWAtof PropErtynr Slnrrheslleoa at reasonable rates or premium. ROtikter. P. RING Prwildent. M. W. lIALDWIII, Vice Persident. 01111=.1.1. 94,1130 57 100,000 OU Clairl. P. My., B. B. Engll4, P. B. B•rcry, C. Shermszt, B. .1. Idegargoe, P. 01.10.5triwn,5.,..-n.t.ry J. O. COFFIN, .1.1 , 11• fr. 11.1n1 .nnillr lr, eiti:f Insurance Camp) et Pittsburgh BAUALICY, Yn.kl l / 4 nt, 8.01111:L I. NAIL:Mk:LI, :W1...W.) tttht. it-I Water 3treer.. , , bdurcess Markel an 4 Bled tt, 191.1anurea lI❑II and (Suwo Kiak+ 01,In a❑d M.. natpid Itivera Tribotarha. - . ihrLnuree lagaiL4 loom or damage by fire. A 1....., he peril. of Ih. 9... and !bland N.v.igntion mad don. Wru J Satuucl • 41. M. Coorwr, Jam. Park, Jr., J. o.Caritg.l.l, S. llerbaugb, Carl. tinnil C. Yua.g, JaZ2 John Cul GRICULTURAL ORES FOR SALE by KAY A CO., 55 Wood street: Stephens' Book of the Farm, :icolto Colman's European 'grit - Winn. and Rural Eimuccal; Soortords Rural HandltooksielQuile: Itallettotie American OutTaiit'r, new and revise , . editi.e., • Bridgeman'a Young (1 anlllll4S irm6Lant, new do Johneon's Agricultural Chemistry; do do ' Browne's Field hook of Ilanurnit The Fermi:folk:lde and Field Companion for b o na,. Allen'. American Farm beak; Thoreau on From Implemente—iltnttrenth Ilnist's Family Kitchen Gardener: Pewenden't Al,f.ll[ll do do Bulath: American Flower Carden birectory; Downing's Frith and rank Trees of Americo: Thom.' Fruit Cultortet; ' Harry's Fruit Konlen: thiclimon nod bongworth ou the Grain nod Shrunhere NEW ENG LI SIC& AAIBRIOAN BOOK S. -Logic in Thetdoty, and other Esuye; hy lame Toy lor, Loudon. .I..lllPU'tl Memento of 14.1auy ; Bohn, Prof. Phillip* . tileehegy do Behind the eceues to Perla: a We of the ma. and 0. , ciet Police, vole., Loudon _ Taloa from Illack - aneef rig*, Looden Sea Shitanwtion-by u. „...m...a15 ~•Life of Pitt. Ito do Vro.ll.ek IL,, Orcah Chwlyte's do Burns. Inmartinide do Columbus. late of Fredrick William You Stool:to. Lilo of Fredrick ltopp, with luird,he Lite of iletirge floncroft. The Empire of Anotrla: by Abbott. Sporgeon's sth vol. Someone aletpierw ell's Poems, bleu end gold, etc., ch.. J. R. I:AViSnO. 03 Wood et....cor. Detnimol toley. NEW BOOKS AT 11UNT k MINER'S. T. T 111.7 PILLAR OP FIRE, or le.tto Boaetat. .1. 11. lograharu, author c,f the Prime:4 the lionise of Patti. I rot cloth. Prier, $1,25. 11. !M AK ESP EA RS'S LIPJAL by .1:4.0 /.91,11111111obeli, LLD P. It S. 17, 1 vat. troth. 75 cents. Tll/1 AV ENCIlill; a narralloo, ni other i•si"n+4 4y 71~outy+ Uu golomy,autlaur of Au E n gli+L!•pluni Eatrt.ctr.. 1 rut. cloth. Price TS runts. • FINTY 7 - EARS , ILKANINCIS VROSI lIAILV EST: g ~ , ,, • •rnl b.Mography by lobo }troy., prnpnetor too Unltrnsity 111111 Mil Cu:l2l,lldg, l‘ol. cloth- BEN SYLVESTER'S WOICI), by thonoth:r of flrir of cts For sal,. .1 .1• 49 Masoulc Itnll, Pilb .tree:. riIIIk:PiLLAR OF FIRE, Ur Israel in Bon dagt.l.; Tho Yrieco of the flooer of Dalid,.l.l , tho author of the ehters work. . . Ono Ilandnul r.0pi.....t t bran popular worily jast roceist.l by apti J. L READ, 7 , , Fouth stre.b .. NPAV SPItING BOOKS.—T h e Pillar of Vito, or Israel in Bomlngro, by antbor of print, vf lion. of David: The Culprit P ay, a poem by Joseph Dolman Drake; Babb, Bell and other P.S., Aldrich: Two Way. to Wedlock; Arago's Biograpbtre,llterian Tao Empiro of Anetria, its ries and precontpower,Abbott Lift' of Sir Philip Sydney: The Age of adroit": Lot) bleuington'e ConYereetions with Lord Byron; of Dmairl baker, Hymns of the Agra: _ Lite Afterooort of Unmarried Wei Kemp's Landarafts Gard'ug The Martyred lilistiotutries of Ludt. Tin MOSS Hood link, with gannet by Morphy, I.Ltrwits, &mutton and others. E. C. cocaruNE. 6 Federal street, Allegheny. Jeltscrllancous Qi.batbb :uma..• moor, corner of 711,111-and GRANT STBRETS, io WTlghtia UuiW Inc , opix.ito Liao Court non.. ml. Gallery has junt Leon fitted trp with enparlor .i and nkrlight. $818,128 08 84,377 78 LUGO 17 81,881 00 .. 04,348 61 Photographs, Milbrotypes, Daguerreotypes, Lc., tsbrdi in styles not to bo surpassed. Strangers and citizens are cordially invited 10 Cal aroi t s amine for themselves. Priers modetato. 41SPIftitrance on Filth error. Booms army ,r acemli apMl:lyd F. Sll 0 PI , No. 73 SMITIIFTELD ST. man,. to ....kr n.nl 111 nosteat matmer &fine.. pnil 2 . 9..1;1 VII Lim 4,311. 41.12 tilt . K It T IFLF.ADWELL & SCIIELL, 33 A IV S, R. IS polinsar, PENN A. SirCollertiocto tolicittrl mod Itetarne prnmoly mr.11:11,1 MECHANICS' DANK, PitHburgh R. PATRICK Ar CO.. do 1 . 011.11. annum J. 1.1D.P.0, ILE V 81ISIL 111. ANDlititSON, - WIIOLESA LE DEALERS IN FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS and SPICES, CONFECTIONERY, BUOMIS, FIRM WORKS, Av., No. 39 WOOD STIIK/W, oprovi. Ft. Uttortol hotel; Pittsburgh, Pt,. rt,r12.,; ) ,, GOLIerIIORP & KOHNU. ArIAS AND STEAM FITTERS; No. 130 N_fi TITIRD STREHT, between WOW and Ernithneld stn ofSirAlway. on lumd Chandellere,llrucketn nod Si store" all timid. • Plumblag dodo la a imp,' for style. All otdcri promptly attended to. air Alto, Pinny and Speclflostioss tonsfsbed fur Gsk Works and Os. Works constructed of any capscity. Am. prib- Ile or private nee. wr5:4,1 AM A. Inni.-........JAM1/21 stet ---.—.ntazat wined. DUPES., BECK 46 SAl(l.lw Bankers and Brokers. 3 at... 1 5 Ltemomthire Street, BOSTON. B. & S. give pttrticularattention to tho Mines of Lake Superior, and arepreparet to furnish reliable Information reverting them. 'A monthly tarter of the Steck and Motley Market, with gootattoha of wtl thy. Current heautitto• tvW [mama to nay uldreaa deelrel. roy&lyhrer . . TAMES WILSON having dispo2eti of Lid tilallat and Om Et,. Mom, No. 01 Wood gtrett, • Du removed his stock of Ugh. and Caps to Ws /let Federal street, AllegbeWy City, °Nava° the New: Nu,k, whom may be bend • tarp aawatmmt Cape at eery relined priee• CLIITOIIII2.I aaD nasal rut Mina —pie. ": 1 ; :: 112321 t be gold to make room o.)r Spritig T. W. e.01.14.4U1tN.Y. Watch and Cteick 1e FnIITORTE ESA It 'Ns ' • .WATCRND sE7-: 2,11 444 n -eel. Irennea We. burgh, Pa airPerticelv- nt tea don pod d to end Jeelry. Ail - All work wor - TT. N . „: • insurantt. ce Company O.Urth S Wado Ilamptgn A. A. Cartior. 250 00 12,4:0 01 =":.Y. /40,40% t 0 Wm. Idct(night, Alex. Nimick, • David AL Long, William IL Smith C. W. Itickehp.tt, F. nI. GORDON. FAc'y E. George W. Brow,. Jrmph E. Pant. • John Clnyttni. E. Wlinr, Mott_ Thna M. LLue Cup.. Mark :4"M. P. Kt r, John, S. Dilworth, hand* Ernerk; Jobs Shlptcon.. Ithrell; Jr, A.relt Let7t, Nu. of rt. VW r otr,t, Plittbut, usxiuveL
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