EST - M3LIS Druggists; L 'commit T. IL IZ.VIN Al C o.. 4vo. 24 Wood Street, Pitte,t; iii . ANurACTURERS or . AND REDJILD," ZINO PAINTS AND LITHP. G, W wean* vegan 0 11 8,TAltax, Tin:ahem arid Ta aro n.. Jab] iy ateex 40,111rblint 01.11 h Solid W r Xiw and Agent for Tbsyar's hnrdh. Cr. A uid ttuct.a. Na ll6. 7 61 Inert) , otmet, Att. A.30:15,1 . 44,FAH.STOO 00, late ofthefirm 4 luaruo.l••ca o mo summon to IMmlne Bros Wholmakr IframMt No:6BoornerWood and Slav Pitiabstrgh:Pa. • A. FAIINEfirOO LE / ado Drugging ordilltanobiotarers of %%Ito Lod, • • and Uthicrios corned' Wood 1.1 Mat otrOofo, Arumuucc,:c.uca.-. unix. RADN . la REITER, WHOLESALE AND bargtr. BalallDragesta,rorizerof Liberty and Bs. Clair na, JOSEPH FLEMING (SUCCESSOR TO L. Mican 0o.) Market otreet and Diamond, temp ronotently on hand rolland ccempletemoortmani of Nam, Minticinea Medicine Cbcota, Perfinnory,and all articles per taining to hie bambinos. 4611aPhriamie prescription. wan. cueing., ...impounded at al . ! DGEO; 'KEYSER, DRUGGIST, I_, 210 Wood area; Garner of Wood street and Virgin Alto 7, Pittabargb, Pa. , ,"Off k P. SCOTT, WIIOLESALP, 'DEAL orin Drags, Paints, Oil., Varnish.. and Nyeatopy No. 2g Liberty street, Pittsburgh. • All orders pr • • tattorttlon. . r t tor •• Do • • maxmay,a,, !Mitre Beaters. RIDDLE, . WIRTS CO., 13enetaiWnn mbelort lierabint• and • Denim In Grocorie. and Pro d n0e,N0.1.16 Liberty street, Pittaborgb, Pe. APa•Onnslwansentasolictlad toMmtishenny ratan. franr dolerlyclawT JAMES 1101:ME& I.i, CO., Pork Packers and Deslerti to Prtmlelome, taruer ofllestet and Float erects. Jdaflyd. B. IL 1101 . 01:11ft. 6. 1.... r EACH k udicurgsoN, CoramiHsiuri id and Fur:m..l(l3g Merchants, deillSra la Beat-era lie aarroflour, Flab. Bacon, Butt, Liaised Oil, Pot said Pi= er , cri, Seeds, Oraln, Dried Fruit, and Produce generally. Let Ornds Family Flour always au bind._ Agents for tba mils . of Million Co'it celebrated Patented Pearl/Urdu lina.ll6 Second and 10 I" [rat als o between Wood and Smithfield sta. Pittsburgh. Pa. agehlyd CHEESE WAREIIOUSE.=-11ENRY LlNkroirarartling and lommlnd= Islarcluint, and Deal t, Chace°, Batter, Lake Ptah AM Wolin. generally, IS Wood 4, abera Water, Pitteturgb. ety2l : F AAIAGLE WAREITOUSE.--.IAS. GARD- A... 4 ISHII,. Who:male De ter Kr to Fla., ProTlaions and emit, gtnerally, No. d Boventb•atreat. beteetn Litorty .rd fimlthONJ. Pntaburgh, AirreFths Insurance agenti A A. CARRIER, SECRETARY Jou.' IhOldi Penneylmais Thsaranns Oompany Pitteborgl, ug.Foorth street- - - - id:GORDON, Secretary Western Inger • arum Oorequey, 92 Water stiml. JGARDLNER COFFIN, Agent for Frank- Zia PiriSIONIIMCOCIumpony, Nortiavel.t oo and Third rtmeix A. MADEIRA, Agent for Dolaware • sinew Insurakce Co„ 42 Moor •treet. W. POINDEXTER7Agent Greah. WeA . era b,M,=ly. C0.,D7 Front strost. Cupets ROBINSON & CO., Dnaler in Carpets, Ste., No. 23 Fifth stroot. W . 1). di wceia.tuti, nEALE'II IN CARPETS, OIL CLOVIS, I.7.IIATTLNGB, de. xu. 87 Yourtla strrat war Wood. attormenis, riusti & At /LUKE= F.l; Attorneys at Law, ioat.tto. 60 roarth atzeat,l'ittabctrgb, Pa. Notary Pub No and Ohio OrmomfardoDer. ()BERT ArIiNIGELT, ATTORNEY AT R Law,and Solkltor of tbn Bank of Pittaborgh,2l:o. 110 Vonrittntrant, rittdnagja. JOSEPH 4. A: P. MORRISON, AT lorsters at Law. Wks No. 113 Fourth xi, raw Wood, Pittsburgh, P. my2l Mtn Groob.s. uRcIIVIE D & Co., (successors to oblur " py*Betatenta.)lAttoloule end Recall Dealer* f Staples .' Staples linucyDr Pitubnrgh.y Goodn, North-east corner Pocrth .41 et., Cll. LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Family . Dry Ocals, sign of tho ortgiaal Rae IlaTo, ar. Illarlustbtreet, Pitioburgb. Dan D H. PALMER, No. 105 Market Street, .1.11 r• Dealer in Bonnets, Rimy sad BtraWGoodsgenernlty. e 25 tiout.scllcro. WM. G. JOIINSTON & CO., Stationen3, Plonk Bonk idauntacturen and Sob ['Tinton!, No. PT Wood atraot, Pittsburgh, Pa. C. COCHRANE, (SUCCESSOR TO E B. &Mora Wbolecala aad &tall Dealer In Beaks, Scatkaory sad paw Illangla; Federal etrilet, 6th doer E. of Market Equart., All.gbeny, TORN S. DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND Etatkozororaccsaor to Dostoon 6 Avow, No. 63 Morket street, steirs.rocirtb, Pittsburgh, Pa. - 1( AYlc. CO., BOOKSELLERS AND STA -1109;$118„ Na ES Woal ctreet, next door to the cot. nor of Third,Pistabargh, Pa. &hoot end Lan Rontmeere stototly co hand. • L. READ, BOOKSELLER ANIrSTA • rioxim, so. 78 ramlb.st, dpofo Building,. HUNT. & MINE It, BOOKSELLER 11 ana Natio.; hlasonli E.i l'iftb greet. /oaintexs OEUN TIIQMPSON & CO OUSE, 17IGIN A.9D OILVALISITTAL PAIRTERS AND GLAZIERS, NO. 105 THIRD SMELT,' PITITELTROTI, PA mr211171 Eva Estate agents. WARD. DEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES, mu, morigoussssu su neuritic. for money. PC00024 40 TOM. lon= through y /coney, tor 4400 able tutu. , Thome width:Ls La th roat their mammy to ci.l.Admitage, eau Allows /Sod And and: second dm paper at m 7. tact, tor NJ. AU commln*.thms and tote...don trtrlctly voriMAntha. Oftloo GRANT ETHEL"; opporlte Pt. Paul'. Cathedral. joluiti 41aptolatern Wall Paper Warehotut. WALTER P. MARSHALL & CO., Im porters and-Deelers, 87 Wood street, between Pomtb etreotamd Diamond Alloy_ where may be tomtit an extensive aweirtenent Of every dowertio. of Paper tore, Hat* Dieng Ronne and Chambers. /deo, Window Bbadevi,in - gntet minty at lowest prime to counts? dealer. eel° - - WALTAIL P. d1AJ.31.1.v.t."& CO. iww, &c TORN' IT. - MELLOR, No. 81 WOOD ST., behreux Diamond Ana and PourtL etrect, Bola Apnit. for CEUCILERING t BONS. (Dost.) ?LINO PORTER, MA• 60N At HAMM'S MODEL MELODEONS and ORGAN 1 1Altatterma . 8,..a Dealer in Alunic and Musical Good.. KLEBER & BRO., No. 53 FIFTH aoldan Tram, Sole dionr for NITNNB RABIC'S (New York) unriraliod Orwid and Square MINOS, end ARHART& NENDHAWS genuine flkLO. DllOlOl and ORGAN tiLlato)7ll7MS, Donlon In klnslo end p ... kal Iml:remora. O LOTTE BLIME, MANUYAOTUB Ka awl DmLrla Moo Forte.% and Importeref Matte .124 Minks! Inetrateente. Sole_Ageat the mamma IIAN(44.OIar HALLE?, DA VIS & 00.13 Baton Pianos, enth and lettliceit 16 plank Attachment. /IS Wood Irma. earrtagrs. - _ CARRIAGES! BUGGIES! ROOKAWAYS I . _ PIIAISTONS, lIS.ROUOLIES, GIGS, AND,ive*lth,'g in the lino, purchased from thossost satiable . ^ra STERNILILNUFACTOREIIB, Tneft , .. with* fdl amnalanna of elegant r • Eastern Harness In .Tory varier waltatde Swain& or double teams. Also, Ani,,,oprings, and otberltaw,too numerous to instal° . ,n constantly on nand and for ea r at essanable p rice. .7 Diamond ffllll S. BSAVIFER, Woe, mar Idb ortymuanntah, re. slis• anuses bonght and aold on-sonandodou. Ifrpalr. tog ... 0 7 dona. osl7:dly .aXTBA.BYEOP—Atiother lot of that very dalkdaratityraplaet reed and for sale at $1 per Kam. te Ramify Groeery and Tea Own, Federal Ailsdhaor 111311 e, ‘ RR WARES— 'kb. ala* Meet 9.1939, Water Coolers, Bathing Apparatha, - Tolkit Waft, -- A., /ie., ae., IQ all tbetrrarlety, at ‘ - . , T. J. CRAIG'S Now Atom in/ VD Ilaars 1.74 Wood •tree 4, my 9 • • , Fifth door from Fifth lova 'INDIA ROBBER...ROSE-4,932 feet, 1,1, 1:134,134,1% 2,314, 3,4 (1; 8 hod 10 Loch colitro, 3 owl 4 ply thick, of the Baotou BeltlugOo.'.taakq on hood and for Dodo aide ould2lBt. Glairtotrat. ' 11 -MGM - PS, solo Arias for Ohio city: PE Refined Carmel Coal Oil on band and for ale to quantities to snit alstomonr, Adair A Woo- dies Ream -0 Horning 011—it laa beautiful ankle and can. not fan to giro satisfaction. JOH. FLEXING, myn ' eon Diamond A Market stn.. IS.llr 7 loo.boxep Scotch florriDg; /Ma largo N 0.3 Nlickent hliths 0 a 10 Dbl. lams 0 3 Tanta ET t 0,11 0 .1 RIDDLS, WIRTS &CO Y OU can always, procure genuine Havana boa =„: lo 7 o . — nor td say In the uty; shoo. Dna Mary- J 0.141.311156%, • 'Mu. Caner D.roood nd Market sac 77 7 . VORN#IOO eke now -landing from m ar 6PHlptiirdfviwe /LUAU MUST a cio. MEM MBiIMIE - Titt';'::' - 7:7 - '..': i ' AID;Y EMI IN CONSEQUENCE OF DECLINING health, the enbealber 4 *boat retiring from Bc4/0.4, and °Oen for eelookt VRRY Low RATES, Lis entire etock of FURNITURE, LUMBER, VARNISUES, .Ile el so offers for rent bl Cabinet and 04.1 r Factory, in whole or In part, and the rectms now occupied by bins In tbn . Dispatch Building," PIRO street—poereeenion given on the Lt of JulY. Forgone In cant or Furniture add flud this . rare spper. tuulty to purchase, the pricer) bd., put Ecru 1.0 . 1 - PER TEIAN 11217 AL. IL II: RYAN, NOS. 67 AND 69 b'IPTII NTREFT, ru39:dtf, FIJRNITURR I ZIIIO CHAIRS 0710LESALE AND iIETALL, Embr•cingarrrl ttpo of P la R zr x , ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT, 81Litable tar' PARLORS, CHAMBERS AND DINIBU R(R)MS, Equal Co any la NEW VORK AND PHILADELPHIA lxv LOWER PRICES. illlir/trery article made by Ural aria Warrasilerl.laill CABINET /BAKERS Sapplle.] with any quwity or PERNITUR E an.l OITA IEB, on reasonable Oran. OTL% AND STEARI6O.I'N Worntab.! at 00 nhorUnt 0.1.105. W•rt/Inonun, Non. 77 AND'7O Tatars SIRIUS}, PITT.9lll , liGlit, PA. • • . 71.106 e. TOTROL ..1,4[13/ L. IMMO T. D.. YOUNG a Co.. mandaarrouns Of FURNITURE AND CUAIRN Of Every Deseription. 7 1 01 . 011y—/Idend 841.fheres Male and Patna. derma Warehonte—Not. 18 &HI Smithfield St., QTBAMBOAT CABIN PURNITURII—Wo 1,7 ere constantly IRS, FITISAIIIIOAT OAMN TURNITI.III.II and CI7AIRS, nett lertte the %Mullett et these !Intrested In ternteltio, beau. se.lChitser vv - m. M. & TEAM ENGINE BUILDERS, IRON 1,3 POUNDLILR, Goners! klariewiste and boiler Makers, near tlio Pronsylrairst /Liotrussi Passatagrr Popot, Nits harsh. Pa., Manufacture all hinds of Stearn Raglans, ranging, from throw to one hundred and any hone power, and ann.! for Griot Mills, Pow MM., Mast Varna.; Pactslies. tr., *c. Oleo parti ntar attention to the ronatructka of Engines and Alsohinrry for Ortst hullo , and t Uptight, Malay and Circular Saw Mills. flare Minya on hand finished and ready for shipment at abort notice hingtn. and Hollers or any driwitpthin. Also, finished Boilers and sheet Iron work, salmi - Mel, nEd Wrought /rya Shafting, Mangers and Putties In every waxlety: and continua ttro manufacture of Wooloo Murrain... ry and Marline Cards. One prier...re low, oar ni &chili:wry mann mace, of the bo.t quality materials and warranted to o il s, to gine mlaise/Mo. !.Orden from all parts of the erinitry uncited and promptly filled. EcnsovA.L. DUQUESNE! =AIN STOIXEI ,COLEDIAN. 1F1A1L11.414 et. CO., 21saaracturen of roll, Nails, Steel Sprinot, Axles, Wroughl Nuts, 'Washers, Spikes, Bolts, etc., etc., ra removed to their mew mad cilanaive Wareham No. 77 Water and 9.1. Front Street, Wr•orn they.. Reputed to eSKIlie all orders in Ulur lint baling a Lugo soil c.ntplato snurtsuu.t of “Dnftneatoet asannfartnend goodemn ntently,On tm!, which thoy of tnt- on liberal terms. • frgAti Iron City Stove Warehouse. Ur IV. BRADSELAW, (Successor to T. . J. CRAM A Co-) Alanufacturer of TIN, IRON end COPPER. WARN, and Dealer in arovEt Ac., No. IN WOOD STREET, between Fifth and Virgin dier. Cato. burgh, Pa. fel/sd DllQUllatirEl I ' o =mA - it: - x_ .tviocoN.- LLRXR77 ATRAV PITtSBLROET,opret,U. PA Promo. R. A Dep.:, . MANUFACTURE to order, on short notice, CASTINGS, SSA STING k PULLEYS, of all eft. anJ dreerhslone, of the best mannish and Wen styles: also WAGON NaI:P.B,BAD IRONS, ORATES, An., slung. ofbi.d or cast to order. SPA`/Wore Irift at the FOUNDRY, or at Cartwright A Youor's, Sd Wood st, will metre proms attention. Imo of the arm ''''''' Into of foil k Speer SPEER A. BIDWELL, Valley Forgo Plow Worko, No. In Liberty .T.reet,ne:tr /VP, Ptarbirret. ANUFACEURERS of every variety Of Ploaa, Plow Comings, Ae, of the mat. approved Pas tern. rultable forever 7 kind of aril and tillage. Their Improved ratant lion Centre, Patent Iron etinti lllllalde, Iron Centre eub-Soil, Patent nod Centre Lerma, Stral Idonlilboard, Talley, Peacock, Sugar, Cotton mid oth.r Plow arc waallten° to glee entire amid... lOU to parchm ent, both am to quality and adaptation re am. AWOrder• arepolicitarl. • OA It W 111 II ruptieru, (Sacosssrcs to John Curturight,) MANUFACTURERS and Importers el J.U. Pocket and Tata* Cutlery, Surgical and Dental in. atrumenta, Guns, Pistols, Fishing Tackle,ac., No. blf Wass! West Tl.ey giro special attention Cobbs manufacturing ;frusr . :c d ip d porteap.tz,,, p &c. Jobbing and Refusing 7i l lal; 11111. Mall WILLLWILLIAMBARNHILL & co. ancan, 61. - Penn at, below Marbm., Pittsburgh, Pa. STEAM BOILER lAKERS AND SUEE'r Iron Workers, alanntacturnra f Barnbill'a Patoct Bader, Locannatire, Med and C.yladar Rollers, Chimneys, Braithen, lire Bed, Steam Pim,. Contincordn, Bdt Paw, Bogor Paw, Iron Yawls, Lifoliaata, etc. Alan, Dlankstaitha. Work, Bridge and Vindoct Irma, done at the sbarteet ou tk. All orders from • dismalee promptly attand•d to. Pa= fens Cotton MUM, WENNEDY, 011ILDS & CO., hiA N UFA(' TURE/I9 of— Penn A No. 1 heart' 44 Sheettogr, Odle. (.ssrpet (lath of It colors and sbed , ee / Terleen Oonler, Pluagh Limo sled Bub Cord; Rope Batting. of oathne and delniPWWs SW`Ordere let at the Warden., Eton, of Logan, Wll-. C0..131 Wood street, will hare attootiou. Jetrely --306.191.1 n. 011411/1, JA111166 IRWIN, -- - i I IANITPACTURER 01/ SULPLIURIO ETHER; Sulphuric Acid Swazi lipteita of l'iltret Nitric Add; flatmates Analyze. aforkAle Ackt Aqua Ammonia, PAP; NUT.. do Towhee Salaam Pia; 6 (rand at John Irwin A BOW, 67 Water otraoott WILLIAM TATE £ SON, PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER, No. 10 Youth street, Plttatinrk, , hoirol Federal street., nude, °with Excelsior Allegheny. Sao Every dostrlptlon of Fittings for Water, pas and Steam • . JOl.lll Olk/11PL110.1., ANUFACTUREROFBOOTS nd Ei 4111* ivy atiILES of every description, No. 84 Kreitto odd street, street„ Pittsbargb, Ps. oaltlyt, • WIC L L 81. ULDDLIG ar. SO Fourth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa., •AlettreOTY.Yrt er WHIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES Onion solleited from Om Meek, and promptly ship. peel as per tuetneetkete. oo Truts.-41 mouths, or It per coot: Jteoaeot for cacti lStlytlkerT PILIDDICII AHD AUL ERICAH 0 0 Z.T 323 C 7 2 OIV Ft, . T. .A. iIdIEREICH & 80N8, No. 4,2 St• Clair Stroot. Oppcwite the St. Clair Iloiel, ESPEOTFULLY informs their friends and thepublic genendly that they hare TD•OpCI364I the biere,42 Pt. CUD etresit, 'where they will keep conetantly nn hand a large assortment of Candloa, Caked, Drench Bog. Toye,Oriso, Outdid WIDO, Bratidy, Crum, etc . ; Drops, pore Chocolate, Preeb and Dried Fruity, Note, and every ankle nand to their line. • Dealers are eepotlally Invited to roll and examine on Etat, SS Tr Sell at a very low mat price. T. A. MIEREICTI & BONS. Mann ntecturern of French and American Cordecrlueeriee. iptdato • LOVERING'S 19.111'1% SUGARS.- 2o bble. Crumbed Sugar, ' 16 goo prilverLud Sager, 1 1 4 Er3oVet kd d /o Just rsoeiral and for sale by REMS, & AND 6 RSON, m 724 . Wood EL, rrppA to IR, Plarlem pIANO GUlDE.—Knorr's Methodical Ovid. to , Tauten or the Piano, containing biota that 1/ .stet them loll:1mill* to their pupils the emu Plano tooth' other futermelloo invaluable to the teach er, Prim to ceetA co r li t n tL; . .. JOHN IT. MELLOR, 81 Wood strut. N(UO[LAdk, for Lotinting-houso use, in stetionnry Wazobotteo tr- Th' 00, •1 - and brath, the My Z 9 JOIINPIVN W I t 7 Wood *trot, IFLES—J ue -Irroc y ompreen waltiot, mr.tock eitilee tan be 0111T WRIOIalkICZ L. myl3o • _ ICE CHESTS' ICE WYER:6II 'IOE 1. CRESTS I R—lon r:litm , n of the Cermet Cu. end *tree for famines, !with lager beer laloobe end ben, at the Iron at) Stave and lin Wetehoure of •W. W. BEADS RAW, No. 134 Wooden, fat dour below the ego of the Gnklea 041 P Arms! VELLSH—BurchSold & Co. havo received an aesortment of Wert Myren BLACK LACE VEILS• Grenadian, Themes and Banns for do, and sails Bordered Grenadine Telle—a nee ankle, TIATENT BLEDICINES--All the' popular a r ramp, .14 proprktOry maaitln,e of the 4,0 n and, ea fa eals ht 4.00 . J 08.41,1111210 . - - - Q TABOR-400 Bit; Furl Starchfor ado by N? Wu 111441 r IL PALM =I==2MME furniture. ifitVoiiiiurz =nazi VENEERS, CANE, Prom 10 to Siff per calm T. H. YOUNG r On .illanufartuters Which will at least equal any EVER OFFERED IN TITIA MAARET, And which are offered at the lowest prices. The attention of a discriminating public is respectfully solicited. mr2B:dtf FORTY SHARES BANIC STOCK SUGAR-CUREDIIABIS ANDDRIED BEEF. —lOO tlerce• O. Dsrla 100'.8.0. Mang z do Zr!one 13wIten do 10 do S. Davie, Jr..., do 1° " Oardti.r, a (33 8.0. Haw . These „10..doiLLIf ,a o rDried mßeera u. nk .. 2 ofomit ,. nul p . pfo Y. OBLaal s o C will P2talw , WY/Marty mi. pow., DRY PEA° 200 Rucks in .tor.wglorWe =MAU mama 01 '.,.... ,r , .: 4..::i7 . -,_.-. ''''. . , ' .-- '...‘'..'''''* 4 •;'4';'. '7'''74'k.. GrOMIS „. „ LITTLE Tittunura.i .allit9 TIM= WIIOLEBALR GitOOERS AND DEALRIII4 IN Floor, Bacon, Cheese, Prulla,oll,& Produce, 112 aISCOND at, YITTatitIRGH WILLIAM BAGALEY, Vir.11'02,108.0%.1,-E1 CtROCJF7/-2., Nos. IN and 20 Wood St r ..RM. irtawaat, lath rlt4 Of Lerint Edgerton, Pit Wig. Kisrreit Za liartizh Phila. EDGICIITOX et, STEWART, (Barreasora to Lewis a Edgerton,) Wholesale Grocers and Commission Merchants, 107tiyd Wood street. Pittsburgh, Pa., A 111 . 011.1 JOHN & SON, Grocers and Com. Minton Merchants. Agents for the mitt of Pig Iror mid Bloom., No. Itti lJte•rty street, Ihttebargh. foliklyd ALEXAISIDER }LINO, WHOLESALE Grocer and Impurter of Pods Ash, No. 273 Liberty west, Pittsburgh, P. JONES Ss COOLEY, WHOLE', ALP ORO OEM and Boat Tarnishers, dealers In Produce and Pittsburgh Slarosildtuees, No.lll Water stredt, near Cliset7 dlloy.Pdtiburh, Pa. my22l IA In. P. mum. ............... ...... -tons a. Du.wcTiii. SHILIVER & DILWORTH, WHOLESALE Orman, No. lad and 132 fianond Eroot, (hot we. Wood and andthneld, Pittaborgh. itlan 1 1 4.0Y115......... • lilitrE6l/.070 if% TORN FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE INF Grocenand Commission Murchnots, No. 173 Wood end 428 Marty streot., Pittsburgh. Jultl JOIM WILSON. WATT & WILSON, WHOLESALE ORO- CrERS, Commission hierchsots and Dodson In Pr. dam and Pittsbort,"h hisonfactures, No. 268 Liberty strust, Pittsburgh. - wM. m 6 UTCIIF.ONIIIROLE BALE Groner, Protium and Commission • Aferchant, end Dealer In Pittatough Marinfarttinal Artlclie, No. ILL. lawny street, corner of Brewery sty. Pittsburgh, P. niy3 /01IN 81.813.1. 4.1. LIZ 088.11. 811881.4 A TWELL, LEE & CO., WHOLESALE Urticera, Prod.. and Coiondssion Morcitutd.nt,4_ Dealers In Elttslatrgh Manufactures, No. 8 WIXBrB true., be. tweet% Water and Prong st, Pittsburgh : aplg SamoanßOßY. 4WI 80.1488011. D ROBISON & CO., WHOLESALE Grocer. Commission Merchants, nod Dealers in all kinds of Provisions, Produce and Pittsburgh Mantilla-tate. No. 206 libertystreet, Pittsburgh. ROBERT 11. KING, WHOLESALE 0110. OCR, Commission Rferchaot. end Deader lu Featers, Pish, Plant, and ell kinds Conntry Produce, No. 211 1.11 , arty street, month of tirctli, Pit,berci., idtanil .1. vapors mods on nscsigit teen is. Jtdolyd _ . • {Olaf DALTILL. Aria R. aßrantlro. ROBERT DALZELL k CO., WHOLE BALB Graced; Ouumliaden and For amoding Mar. .eluala and Dealers U Prmicamatid Maaufadturee, N 0.251 Liberty streat, Plttaburch. Pa. lay 2 TSALAII DICKEY & CO., WHOLESALE arson, Conn:dash. Merchants, sad Dealers la Pradara, No. 80 Water street, and D 3 Pratt 'toad, Pluabsugb. COmmisolon, 8:c LLOYD & 1 0 011.SYTII, WHOLESALE GROCERS DZIADERS IN PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the .ale of PIG METAL AND BLOOMS, No. , 457 Liberty Street, I. I,s9nsp2t) A. 1550. Swing and Bummer Arrangement. N. W. GRAHAM & bO., am I , Q FL NV AftDIN G. MR RC I-I A.Nl'l3, 811IPPING AGE.V7S, ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD IYIIARY BOAT PROPRIETORS, CAIRO. I r, I.INOIS We have Joel rat down frau Ttat-Ite and !tittle. leadlng direct!) from the OW Dew to t.orlow( Taub which en shim as to forward Vreiahl o, aol boas the rash - nett eon great dispatobb and seilbclo, the eareernre or liability to damage, sarohlable to acy Giber mothrel of hatllitm. Weals° giro prompt and careful attention to rviddpureuta by Elver, to Now Ifemphle. lr. c0r151.170 .. . _ ALEXANDER GORDON. COMMISSION .MERCECAN-1 Lead Pipe and Sll•et Lewd Agent, DEALER IN PIO AND DAR LHAD, .51107. ....I.rterannta anti Ain..lln .11....np, .r:/..fpred Nr. 191 Kra-owl Nct•Mtrah. I' c -- " t _____ .T. .T. B. C.O.NrIELLD dc CO., Commission a Forwarding Merchant., and Whohmes Dealer. l u WESTERN RESERVE CIIE ESE, RUTTER, LARD, PORK, BACON, FLOOR, Vital, Pnt A P. 211 AALbou, Ederatio. Vowed t Lind Oft Uri Pratt and Proem.. generally. No.. 141 and 143 Front Street. PlSTatioßo, ITUUCOCIi. V & I::mrl...lors 41 ricdrnano.M'Cre.ry A C•.. Forwhnling and Commimion 51erehrint,, And Wbolesole Dedena In Produce, Flour and Wont, 15,1 ?not, and 122 Sr,rond Ansbur,h, aptlyd—my-11 HSAIIALI9II.-....1 P. !WM-WM M.WIIIALT. SPRINGER ITARDAVGIII Co.. .COMMISSION MERCH A NTS, DEALERS IN Wool, Hides, ProvisionB,i, Produeo Generally, N 0.209 Liberty Street, Pittsburgh MoLIANIL 4.,AhJE.11. .111141...11 le krlour. Grain and Prodnoio. Coninnaition and Forwarding No. 124 Seennd 3c , PittdonrgA, my31:1,4 HENRY Y. KING, (LATE OF TILE firm or Elng .11 Moorhead,) tbmmlelon Merchant, and Dealer In Yip Metal and Dlootent, N 0.70 Waterer...eh ho tel. Morketrittabarer, l o . aOlO ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocer, Produce ard C061614{11104 Meraent, No. a. 14 1.1t...rty .trot, Iwr N.M.lroad Pusengia Depot.lll6l.llrgh, P.. .pro Ititocalanrou9 Bargains In Second-Hand Pianos ONE 6 octave, liosewo•xl ease, Iron Promo, mrf. l.y Chickorlog • Soon. Drily two ',LA old. Ono C!..i octavo, lloor.wo.Nl roe, /onus., rorooro, molt• by linnet & Dario Ono I.94octave, Rosewood rum, chi end .1(.4, Oaf a rug pal O. en do by Non. & Clark. no 0 octave, kl•hogvay eau, made by neon. A Clark. N. Y. Alannlaeg Co' e(erding A Sulam, l'ape (Purl../ Albrecht. Laud A Urn Berman task. OlemeolL For .01 by 10719 f JuIIN fl. MELLOR, SI %i ,d 4. LIFE INSURANCE—The OIRAH.D - LIFE INSURANCE. ANNUITY AND TRUST 0011DAtiV, at the Agency. No. 76 Grant ttttttt t Pltubur./1.. continuo 0. make 10fibranco• en Item In arldltion to • paid cepital of $300,000, they have a large sod bureaslng stoutem fun., atordlog uudoubtod weeny to tho loeurod. In cobra of losurato. for Life the twelve declared from mums. profits ban already exceeded fifty per amt. ou all ptatoiatee 'Noe. finOtWitt. Yr..% ; John P. Jawed Actuary; Je, /C lag, M. D.. Medical NAatobter. office No. 111.' Fifth streot, Pitteborith. Per farther Information apply to WI!, BAK WELL, Agent for the COmpany, No. 7J ("taut sllO6l. 111112:4d 1859. SPRIER/ STYLES. /059. W. D. di. EL 'VIVALDI:MT, e 7 FOURTH STREET, PITTSBURGH HAVE now sn gore their large and rare fully oolooted stook of CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTILI, kf ATTINGS, WINDOW SHADES Flano and Tablo Covens, DIE AND SOAP -3 Morse/ fresh Mee; 3 ales Rios Moor; 25 hoses Arne.' Pshosive Fo 2 2 do Colgoto's Tailor do 1 gross Elorllaud's Trasepsrest Poop, WILLIAMS t JOU ParWsl, IU flertilhfleld etre AIgROHANTA' AND MANDPAOTDREIII. Unf17:314) N 110L5168 i sutifi PITTSBURGH Vittstturgi 6itytt puiusinzo udnY R. MR.R.ETT CO 411-111 R DA IL TGAZETTEutheoltlest Xsospaper in the Fgat . n udlaaringanieensieectrastedion amass! Llebustrteat Nam and PratAang alt den., it eh" inettereUtralsto adner• twee as the bat medium theonch ch id: to renah the public. 1111-7771 t WI:KA - LT CAZETTI is iaruccestorry iredney. day and Saturday, on a leave Nankai 1144 a* contains in addition to the rtes of the wok, a owofugy propwat and reliaLte mmlnf the lifarkels, commezdas . 4 4. 0 .44 , 7 aJ attn. and an accurate Bank Note List. wended weekly/or West paper•-•Viaking it the best Ciansuerciai pstalatper in the PITTSBURGH. TEILLIS DAll4.—Sit Dollars per anuns payable In tideance, or Ll% sale per wrrolt, payable to the Carritus, TTEEECLY—TWo pollute per annum, S oto advance. Clubs 111 furniehed on the following Your unpin one year Ten •• And one to the pormln getting np the slob fate, AD-Adranco payments are strictly reeltrirNl, and no pa per will be sent slier the time Is op to which It was Itate• dr Advertfaltig. Fiquaronr. 1011 mm I II 12 00 1 " a Yearly ad verlisere rna (Med t.. auo synaresClaag able al pin/worn, por awn. 25 oo . 11 E7rAdrertlaeraente Irith Ootstreble orlon. The Mansfield (Richland Co.) Herald eayii: le far as we can learn immenso damage has Leers done to the fruit crops. Corn has been very much injured; and the wheat in all the low grounds is said to be entirely destroyed. The Columbus .Statesman of Thursday, tLI, Bays: ..We fiavo seen gem lumen from Madison Co tass-gita....it as the general opinion, that the wheat in their neighborhood is but slightly in. jured. Wu saw a gentleman who has eighty. acres of wheat in thin neighborhood, thirty acres. of which he believes to be so badly injured that he zneana to plow it under and plant corn. Ho Rays that ho will have corn in by the end of the week. A very intelligent farmer of our acquaintance made a tour through the north-western portion of this (Franklin) county, on Tuesday, and made it his business to inspect the wheat fields care fully, as far as he traveled. His opinion is that wheat on the uplands is nut damaged to any ap preciable extent—and that on bottom and level lands, wheat that can he classed as early, has suffered only comparative injury. Late crops of 'hid grain, he thinks, are seriously affected." TUICIuST or SATURDAY NIMIT.—Upon in quiry among farmers who were In attendance at the District Court on Monday, we ascertained that the opinion prevails very generally over the county that the wheat remains uninjured from the frost of Saturday night. Oa the contrary, a.good deal of the corn is probably cut down past recovery. Some 6 - erdiare not as much in jured an others the frost having selected, ap parently, its victims.— Tare/light. • • Mt ro difference of opinion exists in reference to the extent of the injury done the wheat crop in this county. Some seem to think that there will not be lees than one-fourthof average crop, while others maintain that the farmers will not get, on an average more than their seed wheat. Tho fine warm rains of yesterday did much to revive vegetation, and the corn and potatoest have commenced to grow again. A number of Garner.; to this Nieinity nru busily engaged in putting oat more corn and potatoes—the very best way to partially repair the revere loss sus tained. --.lla,rillon Ti,,,, Is regard to the wheat, there appears to Le a differenee of opinion as to th e extent of the dam age, though ail agree that in this vicinity, IL is seriously dxniaged. We have heard experienced farmers from different sections, express their opinions, and after making reasonable reduction for panic, are convinced that it is badly injured- The best Informed among them, however, say that the effect of frost on wheat cannot bo die eerned for several days.— Welfsloury(ro )HerelJ. Stars yesterday morning, there is a general improvement in the complexion of opinion re garding the frost, no expressed. by those who have hero trying to inform th mselves. The amount of injury to itm when( io yo groat tiore ii.in; outi that quctuion is an till, tied as it was on B... Joy—yet to-tiny MM . !. hap ttentertained. --Ohio State Jour. tith fr to thuo,oft mat the severe front of Saturday night, :. sr,s so destructive generally, has been flea, I destruction to the wheat fly, which bid 1.. i ron to make its appearance and like the stir,. 'ltn very tender stage. If the frost has ri“ foliosted this miserable pest, it may yet ium, oi to ben blessing in disguise lr•thio., / , MENU This 5ec....`.. •t the State woe visited with a severe fro, ~ v turday night last, and tender plants in Realities suffered covertly from its effects Pt est the ith of June is a moat non mat thing Li this latitude, and indeed the re. collection of the "oldest inhabitant" is at fault to bringing to mind a simtlar instance of the effects of cold eo late in the mime— La. 06s. A gentleman from Plymouth, on the S. M. & N. Railroad, who was in the city yesterday, ex pressed the belief that in that vicinity no, more than one wheat stalk in twenty was destroyed by frost. Another gentleman from Richland county thought that fully three-fourths of the wheat crop of that county woo cut off. A eim ilar opinion was expressed in regard to Knox county. South of the range of Columbus, the frost ap_ pearsto have been very light. —Sandusky &parer. IV a are in receipt of a letter from Cyrus How ard, Eeq , of Henry County, dated at Monroe ville, giving the result of. his observation, as to the effects of the recent frost in the region tra versed from Jefferson Co. to Monroeville. lie says that throughoutthe route of the Steu benville and Indiana Railroad, and the greater portion of the line of the Sandusky and Newark Road, the wheat, corn, potatoes, 1113,1 garden vegetatilea were literally destroyed. It was the general opinion that nine-tenths of the wheat crop of the country named is lost. The corn may, to a great extent, recover but even this is deemed questionable, as in most fields but little evidence of life is left. to many oases in Licking, Knox and Richland counties, the farmers aro replanting .}Le -frost orzais to hove been heaviest in theta couches. In log, even the clover and grass, together with garden vegetablee, were destroyed. As Mr. Howard came North, he perceived a change for the better, which continued until at Monroeville but slight signs of frost were no ticed. There imeros but little doubt that the region of country described by Mr. 11. has 'suffered more eeverely than other portion of Ohio.—To ledo Blade. J - AFIEN D. LADD, Richmond, this county, and meta Chairman of the State Board of Ag riculture called at our office this morning. Mr. Ladd, since Saturday night Met, has tra versed portions of Jefferson, Harrisoo and Bel mont counties. lie has seen and eanvereed with farnibra, and others upon the extent of the in jury by the frost, from almoet every eubdivision of the district named, and he arriven at the con clusion, that there is not more than one-third of the wheat crop, which tills mason was nominal ly large and more than Ordinarily !itemising, ac tually destroyed by frost. Mr. Ladd met with a number of persona on railroad train's. from whom he learned that the frost has not injured the wheat materially, west wardly, beyond Dayton. Through Indiana and Illinois, railroad passengers say, the wheat Gelds exhibiterna slips of Injury, but vegetables, wore hero and there, nipped. So, that the ex tent of country damaged by the frost may bo bounded geographically, about as follows North by Lake Erie and Ontario, ,Ease, to Rochester and the Allegheny Mountains, embracing Wes tern New York, Western Pennsylvania and the "Pan Handle," Virginia—South as far na Xenia, Ohlo,add Went, to a line running about parallel, North-and South with Piqua and Dayton. la Mr. Ladd's examination of wheat fields through the district of country nbovo mentioned ho Mode that the most of the wheat injured lies in bottom lands. The fields upon the hills, are not so seriously frosted. Mr. Ladd moreover is of opinion, that, ad mitting the (root has destroyed the 'one-third of the crop throughout the region of country de signated, still the wheat mop within said Emile • for this year, will exceed that of any other year, in quantity and quality, since the year 1852. —Steub. lIISTORT Or JA CR FROST —The BATOR= DeIRO ratpsys: On the night of the 4th of Jane, 1817, a frost occurred which destroyed the fruit and serious. ly damaged every description of growing crops. On the 16th of May, 1832, there woe a similar frost, which destroyed the fruit, cut down the wheat crop, &c. in that year, the wheat grow ers of Stark County mowed their wheat fields, and cured the straw for fodder—after which the wheat started up again sad produced a fair crop. On the 26th of May, 1846, Chore wasp heavy frost in this region, which road* o sindlar havoc with crops and traits, lino which there has ban tddiddglikt It' till now; e '_i. In , • .. e`.l - rine mire. •it?! 511(11171ELb. ............• 300 .... ~........ 4 00 MEET! . . . Penn Inatttuto, . inORNEIt of Penn and Llancoa etreets.— k) Tteensning term will commence on TUESDAY; 31.1 1.1. A 11111114 d number 01 panne may obtain admission. Terms for Tuition and Stationery, Ip-r2 per weaure of twenty an 11,...nis- .214( J 31.8M1T11, Principal.. ittiscalancoun tCatb.. J. N. SUA.I.LEr I V - SMlt6ilat & CO R . _,....... MOVA. S. Liggett & Co., hove re. E mond from No.. 59 mul iu Warr larval to No. 76 We, and 92 Front wee. b. 1..1.10M to Lomas.. J. S. LLOGICT7,' en CO., 1 LILOUR FAOTORS and Produce elllintrilB - lion Merchants, for the sale of Phoor,Oralu, Seeds and Prato. genera/Iy, N. 75 Weer sod PI Front street, Pittsburgh, Penn', fat Sly . W. S. CALI:Writ. ............. ..... CALDWELL & BRO., BOAT ?ORMOLU:RS AND DEALERS IN AluidOa Ramp and Oottina Oordtaisit Tupardiri, Doc Oakum, Tar, Pitch, linen and ORE k , Light and Deavy Drillings, An, a&d:t• K a, B . Ilwor and TS Front Strref. JACOB REESE, vV INNER AND DEALER IN CANADA, I , IAGNSTIC, • 01/AUPLA IN AND LAKE SUPERIOR IRON ORES;• AND PIO MF.TAI. Ea - OFFICE—CORNER OF FRONT AND SMITHFIELD STREETS. oty27-dH FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT. 5011 TONS SNOW WIIITE AND Nu. L Dry ad Oround In OIL In PRANCE, warranted PURE, In store and to .afro, Pr do by JOE CPII M. MONO, 8l Redo .1, N. York, mytkld Ude, %lout Num..; Co, Parm STUCCO WORKER. JAMES OWENS, ' CORNER ELM AND WYLIE STREETS, WS.BIIIOOO AND MASTIC WORKER, gives ptirtkulsr i. , won to nil orikirs (or work in hi. fins._ Mg...CENTRES suA ORNAMENTS 4,1 . .111 kiwis snort not., LANE'S PIIOTOGRAPIIIC GAL LEI:.T, corner of PI FTLI and GRANT EnlEtiti, In 'lttl'eginen Building, oppealtn the Court Conan. Thin Gallery has 'just— iv ,n.f.Attod op with nnyer!nr ride find skpllght. PLudographn, Acubrolypen, Daunt., ruotyinv,, Sc., sot ou iu siyien opt to ha norpnsse.d. Stranger@ and tithe.. urn und Lally Inrlied to cull nod oz. mint fur thentaeln.. Prim nunteruto, *4 - Entmuce on Fifth langd. Rooms envy of aux... ap2o,lnd • B. F. S II P E , NEL:ANT TAILOR. No. 75 8111T1IFIE I t o order and to tL minima menu, Muted and Coat., ?ante, Prato, ne. imGive him a call. apPndtl W . 1 K E R _ J. .A.ra;hiteet, 1 , 1n..26 id. Clair idrent. Pittaborgl,. T REDWELL 33 A. IV K 3EI FL S , 803 1 / 3 U313T. - PENNA. 44-COnvellutul ecilkildi and Retort. p•remptly BJFAJIIANICS . BANK, Pittmlnotal It PATILICK CO, do PIIILLP AR ALA 071 U.EkffIICIL At AD11).Foll=f4;"'"" WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FOREIGN F FRUITS, NUTS nodSPICES. CONFECTIONERY. SUGARS, FIRE STORES, to. No. 30 WOOD STREET, oppoolto Ft. Charles 11001, Pllbeburdh, Po. torldayd A TKINS' CELEBRATED 30 AY LOORS, for Counting D Room and Pada, A Li nmortmont In Roo/m.O oa,mwlwpnt pattorno not revolved and for sale by J. IL REED d CO.. 1,111u11.1 .I..wwlors. Nu. RN POW wool atatailLlZY, W•teh and Cloa ll k Dl•ker, aNt . LIIPORTEII OF Asi, tin NE WATCHESAND JEWELRY, , • 11n.2.9 Fifth aneol.,l.annaa Wood aud Ilarkot, PROs burgh. Pa. are-rarticular Wroth. ratdW h. regrahlag of Witch. and Jacdry. fir• All cork warrautad. GOLIiTUOILP t KOHNE, ans AND STEAM FITTERS, No. 130 k_s TIMID STREET, betwecn Wood and Scoltbfirld ata Inda. M IlirAlwaya on hood Cluadellera, Ilrarkels and kis ton.allk • 'Plantting dope Ina lopetlor All order. inoriptly attended to. Works a M.,ndGom ru Wanam u, rapacityor an k d flpfaillontk of of n t furnished for Chug s rtaistructod lic or private to for pub- D I/ P EC E BAYLES, Bankers and Brokers, 3 marl 5 Devonshire Street, Bosco N. B. &. S. give particulnrattention to the Allure of Lake Superior, and areperparod to itirniel reliabl a e information respecting them. A. monthly review Si the Stoat and Money /Mute; with quotations S i a nCurrent Securities will be sent to any whin. &aired. my.tlyitem. TIMES WILSON hating disposed of ra er ht. WU tad Chp Rom Room, No. el Wood Wrack -WM Int removed Ids Kock ot sad Cada to Mu MU tore ma when; dnelousv ary, oppcatte the New Barrage Baeh r where way be tosnat a largo twartment of MU tad ,Ctg=radacod priwe.' • utbrnYp.TutNoaeTheprwmt Ptak F;01;* sol 4 Soma* mot 1ttr141121499415. delOdxf . • `-I.l'' It would seem from the above retard that this frost blight occurs at regular intervals, on an average, once in fifteen years. Tan Wheeling .71. mer attributes the defeat of Mr. (leggin to the apathy of opposition of what it calls the Republican eentiment of Northwestern Virginia, and we have no doubt but that the .7intrs is measurably correct. The indication is, that this sentiment is now tho balance of power, and that it will go on to increase,until it becomes a power in the State. We observe that our friend of the Fairmont Virginian attributes his defeat in Marion, partly to mistrust, occasioned by the fact of his being-an Eastern Virginian: and to the report, which he denies, that he was in favor of exempting Degrees, under 12 years of age, from taxation.— Wearburg Herald. Tat Guest .1:11.PICIt M.I.99II.SIPPIFLOOD.—The North West in literally under water, and the damage along the Misainsippi at anti above St. Paul is immense. A succession of rain and hail atone commenced on the Ist, accompanied by gales of wind, which were truly terrific. At St. Cloud the windows were generally demolished, and small buildings and forest trees Were pros trated. The ball and rain poured down in bil lowy torrents. The, St. Anthony News harms sad results of the storm from all parts of the State. At St. Anthony and vicinity houses were removed from their foundations, roofs taken off, and fences and trees prostrated. At St. Augus ta, a large Catholic Church was blown down, and a large storehouse, three stories high, filled with grain and goods, was leveled to the ground. The Mississippi rose rapidly, and flooded St. Paul about the Levee, the water being twenty one feet above low water mark, by measurement. Much damage was sustained. The Falls of St. Anthony presented a fearful and sublime appearance. Portions of the rocks gave way to the rushing torrents, and Spirit Is land, just below the cataract, was mostly swept away. The turn table of the drawbridge above the Falls was moved down stream some thirty feet, and another pier near the shore was swept away, taking about 109 eepo th e .b r id ge w ithu, The Suspensio lags stood the test, though tan-water ono to within three feet of it. The great log boom of the St. Anthony Water Power Company gave way under the tremendous pres sure, and about 6,000,0110 ft. logs, valued at $40,000, went over the Falls. This was fol. loweilby the breaking up of the immense Coon Creek boom, letting out some 10,000,000 feet of logs in a body. For full half an hour the river was completely black with them. They made a great crashing among the mills upon the St. An thony dam, sweeping out the machinery, and in some cases making a clear breach through the building. Two shingle mills were carried away, and at least $130,000 worth of logs and lumber passed over the Falls within three days. The damage by the floods in the State is estimated at several - hundred thousand dollars. SLAV. —Anoth, Supreme Court Deri.non.— Chief Justice Taney has decided in the Rich mond case, that slaves are so far persons as to be subject to punishment under the laws of the United States. It was in the case of Amy, a slave woman indicted for robbing the IT, S. Mail, and was brought up on e motion to set aside the' verdict of guilty, which had been found against her, sod which would consign her to the Pool totabkry of the .thstrict of Columbia for a term not less than two nor more than ten years—the plea being that eke was a Starr. Justice Taney overruled the motion, deciding 'that a twofold character belongs to the slave. •Re is a person and also property. As property, the rights of the owner are entitled to the protection of the law. As a person, he is bound to obey the law, and may like any other person be punished If he offends against it." The Court, however, re fused to award the owner of Amy damages for the loss of her services while imprisoned, no provision on rho subject hating been mode by act of Congress Antis-mom] CUI'IITV —The Republicans o Armstrong county have put the following ticket in nomination: ---Senate, J. F. Meredith:- As sembly, Andrew Craig; Sheriff, Geo. 13. Sloan; District Attorney, Wm. Blakely; Treasurer, R. Anderson; Commissioner, James Blair: Coroner J. S. gnigley : Auditor, James Patrick; County Surveyor, Alexander Gordon. ißiurattonal la R. Dun fol., Je.) "'PORTE/IN AND DCALCII.B IN HARDWARE AND ctrnamy, No. 101 Alarket Street PITTSEIPIIOI7, PA WROULUIT, SCILAP IRON =EI Inaemnity AgtL,. Franklin Pkra I=iuraia a , PE IZIDEZPIII Office 435 and 437 Chestnut st., n ear Fitt.. Statentent of Aare tie, .Tmmity 10,149, pottllMod agree. blyio al act of Amombtr, Dein Fire licetr4Cm amply Ascend— 31..c0 t. Beal Eatate (meant rattle $10.1,91 60 coat T7,tat ta i Temporary Loans, on ample Coll ral Ee unlike.— - .68 63a 26 Stocks (present valve $96.067 721 Cod-- It 447 97 Note md MIN nerelvanle_—_—.-- 4 , 90 $ CO . 4.lfilt 38 0:1,0l6,3151 M.The,only Profits from um thin Comp& ay au divide Ly law aro from Maks which here been die tarrained. inSuMnardi mode on every deeerlytton of Property. In Town:and Country, no rues as low as ono consistent with seenrity. Since their incorporation. • period 'of thirty yeark they have. Dahl Lames by tiro, to en amount exceeding ;bur dlilliansof Detiors, thereby &Larding evidenced the adeintsgra of lontrutee, ma well as their ability and dirpo tltion to meet with promptnen all Ilabilities. LOMMS BY la., Lome, paid daring the year 15.1 S ..... SIOG,SOS cfninceon. Chariest W. Dander, I Blerdeced D. Leyte, Tate, Wagner, David & Elmer., Samuel Grant. hum Le. Jacob R. Smith, Edward 0. Dale, atom akba,th.. amp, Pelee. CHARLES N. RAMMER, President. • : EDWARD 0. DALE, Vico Preeldeet. — Ww. A. Sten, Safretarypre tem. - .1. HARDY= COYFIN,Agont, myn Oat Northeast car. Wood and Third ete. 'HLJ 1 011SUBANCE. 1/11131 Reliance Mutual Insurance Company o PHILAPSLPHIA. - • On &Main" Limited arPerpotualMerebandige, Tortilla,* Au, In Town or Country. Office No. 308 Walnut Street. gtrivauflT7,lll.3l.-Anatim $210,475 43 , --lnvelged as foilowc Twat Blortgage on improted City Property, worth doublo the amount. $171,1300 00 Penna. Railroad Col 0 per cent. Mortgage Law, $3OOOO, ..... ...... 0.. 21,..)00 00 Alleghaoy county 0 porceolinityci. 4. It. Lown., 10.000 . 00 c•AyolDliiittleffiliii,-43- 0.000 00 Peniiiiylvaula Railroad We Stook 4 , 00 0 00 Stock of tba /intim:ice Mutual Icontranco 00...... 19,160 00 Stock of Oonnty Mire 1ncur:w0eC0..__.........._1.060 00 Stocked Delaware M. B. Insarance Co 110 00 Tiolon M. loaoraoce 06's Scrip .160 00 1311 Ia Receivable, buainew 30.373 43 Book ACTOMA., Arent ed intereat,etc 7,311 01 Oaoh on band and In Dank 10,600 90 A,17 9 CLEM TING LE LET , Pr r rohisat. 43 01.07011.11. Clem Tingley, IlThorep., Frederick 4rok - ti, C. Ederennon, Juba R. Woo, LOtreen, 11.01.. erg Thiene, Fro derick U. 3 Meel, Jam. SrliOndw.ra =IEEE GlB%fir AV.FCBT.E.RINT /141317 1: 2: : ;. ; • • • OFFICE IN CLLIIPANT'd ZU/LDING, No.loa %V A LNIIT 9TIIEICT STATED INT OE BIMINI:SS FOll. YEAR ENDING OCTO DEA 31, Lb5S. 1/1.635 44 , 1 66-rot, 'lent; 7,325 43 .39 , :30 an •••,••• Expouto, COMMIS. lio.lnturanco, Motu - nod Premiums, ........ $70;;1t3 . 0 0 SSETS. noel Ettult, Bo0( . 8 & Efortgovo._sl4l.7.lo 47,101 L EWA Itece-Itablo CRESS 73 Unoettiod Prominent and Mime debl.ll duo rho C.nnyany....- 13.6 on baud, nod In tLo hand. Aentit $2:44.53 At • moollog of the Stockholdere, convened au Om /Bth Rama, the following persons were elem.f hiIIt:CTOILS for the ruining year, Or, lamrhe U. Lathrop, 14X3 Walnut strod. Alexander Whilldeu, Alurrhanle.lB /Vont- F.. , William Derlimhydrat Pion street. Low llagloturst, Attorney and Comutellor. John C. Hunter, firma of Wright, liontor re Co. E. Tracy, arm of Tracy 8 Co., Goldsmith's iioll . John H. McCurdy, firm of Jones, White 6 ticOnolt Thos. L.olllorpia, arm of Gillman A Zeller. Jar. IX Smith, firm of Jsa.h. Smith t Co John K. Vogel., oak.° corner of Seventh nod Seno..to hovel L. Confer, firm 0(0. 11. Glint A Co. Thomas Potter, X/.1/ Arch stroet. Marine Carl., comer Walont and Sixth Roots. —Joao. J. Slocum, oMoe la-I South Fourth strevet. At • gabeeqnsirt rneetiog of Mc Hoard CIIALES LATURUP wax nnunimoro/y re-elect.l Peasideut, mod lion. Whi. DARLING President. JAGES Socretary, This Company has DISOONTINGND OCEAN MARLNE HULL GIPS. but Steamboat Hull Itteks on Weldon/ alvbre taken M terctofore. It. W. POIADF.XTICH., Ag , ot N., 97 Water rtroUt. Continental Insurance Company. ~ ..., r puraird by (he tir. l'f.n.l4m" PEEYEVUAL CHF tiT•E. Authorizer] °vital, Ono Alllikm DoHurt, Forum] ant] ArturnuLeted CAN tat HOME . No. Cl Warsul. Sereet. adv. N. , ..v OFFICE na, Plithureltak, Mr. Insurance on Badding, Porniters, Merchandise, do. deucedly.' Mart. Insoranea.nt Carer. and Prelf;llle, Wall parte of the world. inland losarnnee on floods, le, by loam, Risme, Canals and 'Land earring., to all parts of tbe U01..n, on the moat favorable flannel, consistent with axority. .01 . 0 arOBUN A . COLLADAY I.II , formerl . y air.ooter of Deeds, Ao., khiledelphls. WIL BOWNRS, formerly Register of Wills. JOHN ti. COLEMAN, flan of Coleammi k Smith, importing Ilitril t sraresgd Cutlery Merchants, No.. 21 North Third stree, above Market, Phil. JOSEPH OAT, firm of Joseph Oat & Son, Coppersmiths, No. 12 Quarry street, Phila. IlDlifA ND V. 11ACIIETIE, firm of giscpette k asking, Importing E1112d141/0 Merchants, No. 124 North Third LIOWAND t, strseabors Roos, , 11.LNOMMAN, arm of Livingston A Co., Pnalcits, stal Commssi Phi. Merchants, No. 27S Market et., Abase, , GEOUGIX W. OuLLADAY, Proafdnit. aILAS Wwwm,Socrr tau. JOSIII7A ROB/NEON. dgard. N 0.24 ilfth greet ,(np stalls.) LLEGOBNI INSURANCE COMPANY, OF PITTSBURGH, OPFICK--No. 37 FIFTH STKIV:OT i DANK' LLLOCK.j INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF FIRE AND MARINE RISKS ISAAC JONES, Preaident, JOIM IIiCORD, Girt. Pri...lk/..nt n. M. IuICEZ. Recrethry, CAPT. %VAL DllAN,tionrtal Aput. DIDIECTOBS: I Juba D. Moeurd. Isme M. Pennu:k., K. D. &orling, Cspt. W. Ile. ID.A. M. nova Rob/ IL.NM.. .. _ • 11. Iluvey Obilas. thai Jani A. 1....L_4,E1eacw.: Fire, Maine - I'ld falanU Insurance. INSURANCE CO. or NORTH AM RIGA, PHILADELPHIA, I neoryAraled 1791—Cabit01......y.500,034. lmt O . A prose, Snmuel P. Smith, Cherie. Taylor, Amino W. : w hite John Neff , Richard 11. Wood, William We/al4 WWtozo E. Como, Jam. N. Dlckuni. B. Alorris Wain, Jobs, blamm, Ueo. L. liarrlmn, Prone:llß. Cops, Edward EL Trotter. Mee-rums Sloan,, Sorg. ARTU UR O. COFFIN, Prot.' INSURANCE co. or Tut STATE PLIILAURLPRIA. incorpornted, f. 910 OCO. Ameta Febrnary L ISSI sn3,s+l3 ta. DlRE CT oll3 —lienrylLSherterd, Simeon Toby, MO. Maraleater. William N. Rain, John R. Mld. Delay O. Freeman, Marie, N. Lceria, Odcrge C. Clinton, William R. Wkite, George U. Stout, Pentad Omni,' Jr., Thomas Wag, oar, Thomaa IL Watleote DEBBY 1 1 .811.1.1tRERD, Wn.umt Rearm, Ecey. Preehlont. Ityyrnsurance in the above Old sod Reliable Cmp.solco, um be obtained by application to tel6:dly W. P. JONES, Agent, 81 Water at. Penneylvgnta I=l MruMeCompany sacsau, 'Garth Stre.t Unice No, 63 E Jacob Painter. G. N. Smith, A. J. Jones, Mut Pattrreec .1, P. Tanner, 1. Oder Smolt, Wade Campton A. A. Carrier, Robert Patrick, Usury Sproul, Nicholas Vorghtly, Jame U. flopklus. Ou U. A. Charttrvd C ta-Firo end Slarito !tisk or all clewriptlons. Czas. ern Ptesideni—A. A. CAIMI PrtAkhALt—RODT P Socrotary AAA Tr.Aatizor TRZBON. i. Olt= seaccc Western Ininarunoe Corriiitstny P lTTErrUltell. 12,13011011 DAYISIR, Prosblent. I. 31- aultDON, 86ccutary. • OFF1(113,No. V 2 Water street, (Spaag a Co.'. ap awn, Pittsburgh. WWI /ware agaixtlan kinds of Ara and rfiFivr A name butt:a/ion taaaagcd Directorr. saha are arN known in the ematagnily, and srAare Promplatts cad Weratity, to main/Aim 3. eova der 111