ESTABLTSReD IN 1786.
Stags (sts.
;* f,K.nuT.v
r. s. mm.
" ' T. n. HBVU» * CO.,
ife. 24 TTootf Strtet, PitUburg^i'Patna.
T\JANTJFACTUKBR3 OF WHITE AND
XU. BED DEAD, !TOO PAIKT3 ASDIITHAEQE, «na
Wboloml* Dealer* In Painty TmUtnasd Toracn-
Una. ■ ■■■■> - * •'• • Jalaily
TIT MACKEOWN, Wholesale AragEfa.
¥f ;« Oubra 00 Uasofeeamrcnd Anst farlSWi
BdM asd Kdd ftUfW** Ito. WT Libertystreet. &s£
bcrghif*- V . JsSfclyA..-
D -' U I'AIINJSSXOOK * Oa, late of the finn
JJ 4* Jahriagock ft and snocaaon to Itamtar
So-60, conw Wood mndlOTTiß
• A: FAHNESTOCK & CO., WHOLE
*-Kj* § DrnfiCt«tj Md-Mannftctores of TOilt#
i«dnUltwgii,Mra«,Trood tn 4 Trent itracts, pitta
mch?
UlMljlil
B BATIN tBEITERj WHOLESAXE AND
Retail tad fit. CUlr it*-
- J
osEPH Fleming, {suooessoh tol!
■s Wilcox & Gal tuS Inamtmd, k*esi
fflwwo«y oa tod *foll xpaecjsploti MSCTtacnt rftetSZ
prescript len* ctrefiJi; compound*! stall
• -•••. ! ' 1 ... . , .way .
\K. GEO. H. KJii'SEB, UKOaaiSr
.T OI PLM ( y rIV WHOLESALE DEAL-
•*;****>
AUcr4a»wlUr6QrfT»BToxanliu«iUctt,
taartfctyda*
??oliuerSraUrff.
DIDDIzE, .fffiJS'i CO^amaidCow
£ttlußld6ro4arlMfciid Pro
d oca, Hft.ua liberty itntt, Elttabargb, Pa.
49 a Oooilgaxß«&U«dllc!t«daadntuacto» Ktonurur
a a toad. ; '••• : ■' ‘'.~! - dilfelyiUtT
tUkm.
v ard&MTen io!Proflilott*,e6rMToni*tkotttid froat*
atmtor.;-;: - » ■- •;• : jiftlrd* •
».CCTognoag...—j —i—:— _••• „. p ltwt
LEECH .& iaOTOIUNSON, 'Oo'imjdS'
tin • Merchant*. dealer* la Wfltfcrh'Be
iK&i
Agaata&r iba**la «f MaAhwi go’a, celebrated Patented
Pearl BUrth- Noa.ll6SecSdaadUsTfltotila.
Wood and BmiUJUld
CttEESE- WARKHOUSK.~HENKY if
QOELIHa, PortraaUng'and Oamiul&doa Iterebaata&d
Better, lAka Blah and Prbdoeo jreaarklli.
<8 Voodat;aboT».ffat6r t HU«6argh. m y3 J
BUGLE; GARD
JU ffkolcbl# Coaler la Tlonr, ftoviitons and
Pr Tl cr * KWMnkUy. No. &S«Mth;«lw4t, Utf*n UUrfr
tad SoiUUUJd. Plttabnrgb, P*. v... 1
49*Termacuta.
Inguranw^lßWte.
■CVOREKA XNSORANCK COMPANy 99
JJi W«Uritral. BOBT.FINNEr.&c'j. 0. W. IUtco
lto», Qenand Agent] my 3
A A. OAjRRIBR, SECRETARY
a Bsaniylnmi* Insaranca. Company cf Pittihnrffh.
Jon» BnHdiog, Focrth etrcet
FM. GORDON, Secrotary Western lnsur-
a ance Company, P 3 Water etreat.
J GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank
• lln Plro Injaranes Company, Nortb-aaet corner Wood
*cd Third itrecti, |
P A. MAD RIKA, Agent for Delaware
♦ MgtailltagnincaOo,4l'Wato*treeC'
RW. POINDEXTER, Agent Grekt Wen
f.«rnlMar*acoCo49T:ftootftrert.-
• Catprtg. . _ .
Dca,er In *«•.
D CARKTsf'oiV 'cloths,
M-f MATnHOß,A*.Ha..B7Focrthi»trßpt BearWoodT* 3 *
, SUiontcßß,
XIUSH &ISIAC££NZI£!| Attorneys at Law
OfflwNol'eOYcortb street, Plmburgb, Pa. r,’o:*rj Pai!
Ue and Ohio.Oemoicafopgr. . . upg
ROBEEX.:ia'KI*IGHT, attorney at
LhT,*niScUdtCTof ibo Bank of Fittebdreh, Ho. 110
Fourth efat^bpttabgigh.: , :
JOSEPH [S? A A; P. MORRISON, AT
totfleysattiur.' -OIIIcs Jto. US Fourth et 4 near Wood.
Plttßbgi^h,Pa.;.:. ; -V v.;-, tnjsi
Stj? ©o.oSb,
i»a. Kcmeti .-.w.». jtoctbi
'& CO-, (successors to Mary
AJ Pt/* Barchficld4 Wljqlmrlc and Bacall Dealer* fa
B*apla and Fancyluy Goode, Wort b-eaat corner Fourtband
Hartatatx, PHtabargh,. . n x
C- H. LOVE; Dealer m Staple and JFanoy
• Dry Goods, rija of tbo original Dm IRt*. Ho 7«
aurt*tetrect,Pttt«bargh J \ - . nrlQ
R"' 1L PALMJER, No. 105 Market Street,
• Dealer ia Bosoetl, Hats. Straw Trlmmlnti, am)
8 tr»w Goods generally. ■- 025
SOOtseHWS, Sec.
T¥7Ttf. Q. JOHNSTON & CO., Stationers,
.JJ Mangfictnrcrs and Job Printers, So.
CT .. ,
(SUCCESSOR TO
_ • Wbolcsala end Retail Dealer ta Books,
JOHNS. DAVISON, BOOKS&LLER AND
Oatlcaer, saeeessor to Dartrai ft Asntrw, Ho. 63 Martct
street, near fpgrfli,Ptttsbnrgti, Pa.
'B'AYA CO, BOOKSELLERS AND STA-
Ip H05GB8( No. £5 Wood itmt past door to the ear
aerof Third,Pittsburgh,Pa. School and lavßoakacoo
atantlytm hind.
JL.BEAD, BOOKSELLER AND STA-
TlOHga > Ro.y>Tbgrtttt > .ApoUo Bandings
HDNT; A MINES, BOOKSELLER
street.
ffamtna.
JOHN THOMPSON A CO.,
and ornamental
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
NO. in faißD BTBERr, PITrSBURQH, PA.
mrShlyd . .
K»ar Estai* Saints.
WILMAa WARD,
TYEALER IN PROMISSORY NOTES.
i%<f Bjad%.tlortgcgee«a4aH aecprlttaa farmoacy.
; P -r,c ®a<?*o procure mjAgencj’.QQ rsaaon
•ole terma.-'-
! Thoaewbhlng to lorist ttielr monay to good ®.lfaataz*
st my oflea, fur
| All ooauaasjej&oß* end loterrlevattrfctly eocfldrotlal.
Paaft Cathedral.
©Ptiolsitts,
WALTny. KUWiM *. acasxa
- J Wall Paper Warthotue.
lITALTER P. MARSHALL & CO., Im
."I porters tad Paa}«r% 67 Wood atreat,betveea?oartb r
MwctandlHamacd Alley,where may be found as extoislTe
■•otteantofeTarjdaacnptionof Paper Hangings, for Pa?-
2?VrP* w^B * Bomb* and Qhwrnbera. Al&y Wtedow
gr*al iartaty-at lowestpricestoeountrydealers.
»*8 WALTER P. MARSHALL * 00.
fUusft, Sic.
T OHNH. MELLOB, No. 81 WOOD S?.,
, nSfS? WMxwJ All-r iM Toorth rtrut, Bo!3Jml
eons’isonon) piano pustes,ma.
MPLODEONB .ml ORWI
Dmlm-in Hiu!e»od'irn«lal aood*.
Q KLKBEH A 880., No. 58 - METH
PIANOS, ind biinART A EKg
oEosBand ORGAN HARMONIUMS, Dealers Is Unde and
tfarical Instroment*. ; tab ■
/CHARLOTTE BLDMETMANO^AOTDR-
V KR and Dealer la PII2D Port@a,alid Importer of Undo
aadlleskal Inatrtunenia.- Sole Agent for tne HAMBURG
PIANOS, alaa for BALLET, PATS A 00.T3 Beaton Pianos,
with tadwflhool galataAttachmaaU 118 Woodvtraai.
partisans.
CARRIAGES! BUGGIES! KOCKAWAYSI
PKAKTOas, DAHOPCnEg, OIOS,
line, purchased from
' " HAfftEENMANCPACrCKIEBa,
- Tosat&rarUl|*£Qii aaaortmaht ofaUgaM
■.-••'KMtenaHfcrnei*-'-
or d sable team*. Alas,
L!u^l''^ir*^l* o< l»lbarlt«tt«.too jmmsten* to mention,
•*•*?** Pabaadeodfcr Hi* at ivaaocabla jprioea by
i »■ (wSSJSJS? 1 ’?*" U!*k,, MtMmrgb, P».
” —..a?'-
R~ ICE AND Soip_
3 Uercw ftah fe'
““>«««•* Toilet to
■ - gro * > BwiUttd* Trwpirent «mb>
- :- ITOLIASI&* JOHMBTOS,
-114 fimlthfUitd
JkvnJafcj
• ttjST .
2 Two
sss«s°^ p iwr ii sf l “* o<i£, jmK
, °>j3 -, J*m a. Mmifr-. 1^ Itmt .
OCNMUESr- . .
Ppfafloc»« tCO trtuß*U la*« fiber*, rsci
.: anosM-ttdaTrartoaqaAmia.; BbW *
. .' Scott* - .
•;. 4^ ; }•■•' r : v.-
.-• Ob«*^-CobntwTTertaraEtt«mc , .-.A ~:
" -
yiNSPßESalA’frN3lgpOa<Uift- '
- -sgwpgta -* -CO.SiTflHceWtf iaiorife,
'iWjasaM:
V ;- V-'
iFutnituw.
rurOßvaas ,*7o9xoxl.
M-Btia
TN COHSEQUENCE OF DECLINING
, >b» to ttoot ntiring tnmtiakxa
™ “j’ n fcr Vtax LOW KiTSS, U.
FURNI T U R H,
lumber,
VENEERS,
CANE,
VARNISHES, &c.
Be aleo offer* for real hie Cabinet and Chair Factory, In
, whole or la part, and tb» rooms now occupied by him to
tho “DUpatch 801 l ling,” Fifth girtn 00
tha let of July. ;
Pereone In wanted FnrtiUnre win aodtMiarere op per
tnnlty to pQrcha*a| the prf«* being po* dorsn
From 10 to 93 per eemt,
tOWEB THAN USUAL.
11. 11. RYAN,
r SOS. 6T ANF 69 FIFTH STREET,
• myfcdtf • .
; JAADCB W/ WOODWEtL.
F.O BHI T n CB At u
WHOLESALE AHD RETAIL,
Embracing arery.etyb of. :
FVBNI 0* XT B H, •
ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY AND WALNUT,
Snltablafot - .
PAIILOKS, CHAUBEHS ANDDLNINd ROOMS,
’ Equal to any la
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
L O WE E PR ICES.
**" Sv «ry article made by band end
CABINET 'MAKERS
BappUad wlib any qoaaUty of FUHNITUUE and 0BAI&8,
on reaamabUtcß&a.
• HOTELS AND'fITBAUBOATa
ffamuhad at tba ebcrtlit notice. -
Nos, Trijn> T 9 Tamo Sraasr,
gj- PJTTSBUBQB^PA.
on* o tooaa thos. *. rooito .a.*xjioi» u rocw
T. B. TOUTSQ * CO.,
•’DRNITDRE'AND CUAIRH
• ' 'Of Erery, DeMription.
MOTORY— VirIuand Anna. Jtunui
ff««liome-~No». 13 & 40 SmithlM gi,
Steamboat cabiN poknitdue—Wo
iSSmS?? n Vn I SSGfe c *“ l “* WSAUBOIT oabin
UwttiDtenstad l a fornUblox
-4*Btt:J4wT t
/Qannfanurtrß.
HEMOVAI.
DtrQUESKra isotr siosa,
COLEMAN, IiATIaBIAK £ CO.,
Meoakctnrpn of
Iron, Noils, Steel Springs, Axles, Wrought
Nuts. Washers, Spikes, Bolts, ete., eta.,
n*moroJ tv their now end extentlre Wereboou,
Ho. 77 Water and 04 Front Street
Where tbaj era prepared io tlecute ell or Jet* Id (belt
hATIfIE • large end eimplete esurtmebt of
‘'DoijttMaa” tzusoftctsnd goodicon
•Unilyoohend, which they oL
for oa liberal tern*. f c -j i
WKLLBi ZIIOOLIB A CO.,
M> fourth Street, Pittsburgh, P*.,
_unncnut3 or
HIPS, THONGS AND SWITCHES.
OrAera eolkfled from the trade, end prompt! r ship,
peaeepertnrtrwttom. - r
Trots—* month*, or % p«r wut dbcrsaot fcr a«fc
_"*wj4tiT'
iron CUy Stove Wnrehaa,#. “
W 7*'-. ® SHAW, (Successor to T.
DUQCTB3WB FOimb&V
R. McCOY & CO,
LIBERTY STREET, eppotxlc T’tunU. 12. S
M. PITIaBOfiOH, PA. '
ANUFACTUKE to orucr, on short notice
CASTINGS, BHAFXIK3 A PDLU&XB, of all 4zai
ration., of the t<*t naterisb aod ua*s
auo wagon boxes, sad irons, orates, ac., ai4*n
on hand or out to order. ' - 7 ’ •
w «g»OrdcTiJcaat Cw rOUJTDRT, M at rwtsright A
Teens’*, «a Wood «, will r*criro proopt attention.
iaftdly
t. a.
-•— i _.J. c. UDHIL
uta of th» Crd -of J. 5. Hftil k Spoor. ItU t,i Doll k Spocr
SPEEa * BIOWELL,
Valley Forgo Flow Work*,
M*ln I ® o,
jUJL Plow Carting®, *c n of lb® meet tnpnrrad rat
teru ani table fat nay kind cfaoll and tflleca.
Inttrlmprored Patent Iron Centre, Patent Iren Centre
.fesr ,^ M,h ® oi, » Patelt »<* Centre Lever*,
Bteel U«oiabo«d, V*n®7, Peacock, Bn***-, Cotton and ether
.pktwi are vrnins to si»» entire reinfection to perch**-
9T9, both a» to qoallty an® adaptation to oao.
arenilcUad.
OAKTWUIQUT * VOUHO,
(Snetestars to John Cartwright.)
Manufacturers and importers <>*
Pocket and Table Catlery, Bnrglemlnoa Dental la
•trunjenta, Gone, Pistols, fishing Tackle, ft&, Ho. BS Wood
ftnet. Tkoy gfto special attcntToo to the Danafactnring of
Trosace, Supporter*, fte. Jobbing sad Beaalngwitb rmoe
toslity sad deepateb. epl&dly
wmuit aamrati ..raato u. nacaa
_ WttLIAH BABSHUiL * CO.,
61 Penn si, below Marbnry, Pittaboreh, Pi.
OTEAM BOILER MAKERS AND SHEET
U Iron Workara, Mannftctaien ef Barnhill's Patent
Boiler, locomotive, IToed and Oyliodsr Boilers, Chimneys,
Bndchen, rlra Bed, Bteaa Pipes, Oondensen, Balt Pania
Sogar Pan*, Iron Yawls, LKe Boat*, etc. Also, Blacksmiths*
Workfßridgs and Tiadoet Irons, done st the shorteat oc>
order* from a distance promptly attended U,
Psna cotton flUle, putibargn.
Kennedy, childs & co„ manufao
TUBERS of—
Penn A Wo. 1 heavy MSbeetlngc
Carpet Chain of all colors and shades’
Cotton Twine;
*' BedOords;
u Plough Lloea rtuT Qcr^
“ .BcpeofallclzaamuldeealDUunr
Betting. Y
A *he Hardware fitore of lAgan, WlU>u
A (to. Iff! Wood street, will have attention.
jabucs iawiS;
MANDPAOTDBBB Of
SOLPHURIC ETHER; Sdphurie Amd
' Sweet Spirits of. Kltra; Nltrtd Acid;
Hoffman's Anodyne; Sinriatlc Afkt
Aqaa Ammonia, Ffy, Nitrons do
fowler's Solution; by ft
bo bond at Jobnlrwin A Sons, 67 Wator strict '
WILLIAH TATS A SOW,
PLUMBER AND QAS FITTER, No. 10
lonrth street, Pitutargil, .ml Fe<ierel etreet, ondor-
Death Excelsior Hall, Allegheny.
description of Fitting! for Water, Gu *qJ
Btoga - nofflily
' JOHN UAUPfiKMi, bT"
Manufacturerofbootsl^-
and SHOES of every description, No. Si fimUbfletd
•tract, Pit ttbcrjb, Pa, ocaLlyd
MtEKOH ABO AB£IUCAS
OON PB OTIONARY
T. A. MIBRBCH et SONS,
No. 4S St. Clair Btrn.i
Opposite lho 3L Clair Hotel,
T> ESPECTFULLY informs their friends
-LI/ sod thepublio generally that they hart ra-opootd tbo
store, 12 St.Gairstmt, Than they will keep cooitaotly
oq hand a lafge assortment of Candies, Cakes, french Sogar
Toys,ptuaeQonllal Wine,Drandy,Cream,etc; Drops,pure
Chocolate, Pmb and Dried Fruits. Note, and every article
used in their line. •
. Beaten are especially Invited to call tod examine our
•lock, as arc sell at a very low cash pries.
• ' • T. A. MIEREOII A 80173,
aleuoucior.r* of French abd American Confectionaries.
epWCm
OAB raOM ROSIN OIL
ob ovnn
ITA.TT.'V FLUID MATEKIAI,.
The man illuminating proper-
Xl£3 of aas from .Boaia and cdsaglnons rabetancm
naraal<a«nm«Uthoaa favoritematerial for the mean
foctwoflllomlnattagOaa. Hany Gas Companies rise Rea-
SrtS<Sl’l?o'(o2. ,< ’ " Pl ’ llr IMr »'“ • Be-
BOSIN OIL Is entirely fre# fraa all droes tndrofcsenb
atancta, and yields at once, lu BrilUent Illuminating Gas.
the apparatus fbr the mann-;
facta re aftasl (as together with the attention and exnotuc
constantly required.and the dJfQcnl ty, If not imposribUltr
of entirely separating. Iba nnwholoeoma, driefertau and
offinnfregnaew/geasralediß coal, render lb* BO3IN on.
APPARATUS chwxt and more desirable in every wav
B. OOAZE& or S7d Broadway, New Torches devoted his
entire Bttentfoa to thomaenfaettzreand caieof Portable Gas
Appmtu,an4L«mpeet/aUy calls the attantioaof the
pnbile to hiscmKnt complete and efficient machine.
Perfect Mocttan to tna purchaser in even
eas*. jFarfcrtberlnformaiionwddreae .
* 8. OOATESe'Sf6 Broadway, New York;
Jygfcgawdly orPATPH, WlLLimfl. Pittabnrgb, h
LOVERING'S WHITE SUGARS—
-20 bbls. Crashed Bogin
10 **. Bn* pnlvarixed ficgir;
16. * gnsaUted do
••• 100 “ B, Coffee do
Jut received and for sale by RBTHE& A ANDERSON,
tnyffO • 80. SO Wood st, oppoeltafit, Charles Betel.
PI AND GUlDE.—Knorr's Methodical
Gnide for Tfcaehen of the Piano, containing bints that
win aadit them in lopartlag to thrirpopHe the true Plano
loach, and much other information ioraleable to the track
er«: Price £0 cents. ~
forsaloby JOHN XL HKLLOB, 81 Wood stmt
Copies palled on the lecstpt of the prtea. . ay2l
MUCILAGE, for Counting-house use, in
glasssfanS*, with*metallocover and brash, at the
etauoncry Warehonsoof W. G. JOHNSTON A 00,
my3o Btotfonera, 67 Wood street,
"DIFLES— Joat received a very comprehen-
XV slt* addltlea to car stock of BIPLKB, wbfcA can be
aoldetvery low rate*. CARTWRIGHT A TOUNO,
ny» Wo 86 Wood street
J'CE CHESTS! ICE CHESTS!! ICE
„ CHESTS 111 —Four[d<arn of the different tizsaand styles
c fomUlea, hotels, Uger beer; saloons and ban, at the Iron
City Wove and Tin Warthooseof „. W. W. BRAtJSn AW,
He. 1M Wood st, lrt door pefow the sign of the Qridea Can
TTEILiK! .• VElLS!!—Burchfield d; Co. have
•?■ •- fecaired an amortmast of latest styles BLACK LACE
. vlaLft Crehadfeafo Thanes and Bengra for do, and Eatin
.JBartsredt?mi>aitt»Ten»-H>-hitW!artlcu. pygg
DIIET
Q ROGERS AND DEALERS
Floury Bacon, Ohcu*t
nratti.OllfA Prodaea,
ll2 gEOQtfP BT„ PTTTaBPRGU.
WILLIAM BAGALBY~
D. M. 8001RK0N....... .. WK nn.»
Of Lawia A BdgertoivEitUb’g. (Garrett 4 Martta,’ phlla.
BDGERIipn * STEWART, I
(Saceuiijrtto *
Wholesale Grocers and Comminioa Merchants,
Jrt?lra WOOd “ treet ‘ PittHhargh, Pa.,
T^N u KEr&ToN;QTo^ ‘“d CoS:
A LIiXANDEII KING, WHOLESALE
91X B.
TOMB & URO
l&.iSF 11 ?*? 1 * FarnlAara, dealcra'lo Prodaw and
K “ 1U W.U-*
iin'L p. Binmal, r '
jCniuvEEifiiLwoHTiirwxw Sale
Bra ° J ,tr “'- (W ”“ W “* l
JJOBB iMio jiaaiiß ru.ii, .naum nolo.
OHM FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
«■» No -i 73w t I r l
'iSi* 1 '!:---—1- ...JOll5 rases.
WATfi GRO
TV OEuS, Oommimlon U«rcbAoU»Qd De*]er»ia Pro
dat# u»d ntuburgh JUnn&ctnm, No. 258 IJberty *tn*L
fttt*borgh, jqoj
WM . McOU T OU BON WHOLti
fLALE Qrocar, Pradnea and Cotamlaaloa !IJ*rchant,
ana Dealer in; PlUabttrali ilaoofcctarod Artldw, N0.1£9
Uoofty afreet, corner of Brewery ay, KtUlmrgb. Pa. mj3'
JO o * eratt i, in... ...mic iitm,
A TWELL, LEE 4, CO., WHOLESALE
cCL.Qrocort, Prodoe. sad Oomrnlulon Merehanto, and
MalaniaPllubarghldurabctures. No. a Wood •Ireat.ba.
<waap Water and Front ab, PttUbnrgh. aplS
tost. aouso9.. M -.sAM'i.araoiuaMa.
T> ROBISON A 00., WHOLESALE
XL* Grocera, Commlaaloii Merchant!, aad Dealanfnall
kluot of ProTlato&a, Produce and HtUbnrgb Manofretarea.
80. 866 Übartyatraat, PUtebnrgb. JalMyd
Robert ii. kino, wholesale gro-
CSR,Coamlaalao Merchant, and Dealer I* p«*tbert.
Flibf Floor, and all kind* of Uoantry Produce, No. SlluU
•rtyatraet, month r.t Birth, PitUhnrgb, P*. Übenj ad-
T*ne*>» mad* on cnniigumenta. Jafclyd
~r.\:...VjSuVuuus#s; \
130 BERT DALZELL A CO., WHOLE
XV SALE Grocer*. Gimmlaatah aod Forwarding Mer
chants and Dealeralu ProdiLceaud PHubargb Mauutactunw.
No. 851 Liberty atroet, PUtabargb, Pa. myl'
JrsAiAii'‘ wckkyT ca, wholesale
L Grocer*, Oomoisien Merchant*, and Dealert In Produce,
o. 60 water afreet, and S 3 Froatatnet,PHtabargb.
T.B. YOUNQ k 00.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
dbalbkb in f&odxtce
COMMISSION UKBCUANT3
for the ala of
\ PIG METAL AND BLOOMS.
No. 357 Llbarly Street*
_>"*•> l.SSfc*p3) PA.
ALEXANDER GORDON,
COMMISSION MKRCHAN i
Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead Agcol,
American and Manilla Hfinp,
irCLflmJ No. 121 Second etreet, Pittsburgh, p*.
J a ctirrino - p. cabbop*
x b. cacttxb&d & co M
Coramtaaloa dfc Fonrardlng Merchant*,
And Whole**!* Dealer* Ity
WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE,
utrrrsß, lard, roiiu, bacon, rLoun, pi&u,
Pol a P.-,.| >-».«*, u n *re.| a lam on Vriti
lroll aoJ Pr <*)«>» gcauelij,
Noa. 141 and 143 Prom S<r«««,
HITCHCOCK, MaCIIKERT * CO„
[Sceeaatsra (0 Iln(Ta>an,hrCr»4ry A CaJ
Forwardiag and Commission Merchants,
And Wholesale Dealt?* In
Prodaea, Flour and. Wool,
.Vo, 15.1 TVen* and 153 fteend tf-'flitfriuTS*,
aplclrd-gyg? •
fwwsisaianuras—gmjAjga r. nmT.:r< n. »nr».n7
BPRISGER ILUIDACGn * CO., -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DKALERB IN
Wool, Hides, Provisional Produce Generally,
j Liberty Street, Pittsburgh.
triour. Grnin and Produce.
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
121 Sttvnd St.. Pittsburgh. Pa
mySMyJ * *
Henry s. kino, (late of the
Arm of King A Moorhead,) (fctnmluloo Merchant.
ROBERT DICKEY, Wholesale Grocor,
ProdD^» n d Ooomi*foo Uarcbant, No. MS LlUrty
a tree t, near Baliroad i'aasmger Dopot,PitUl»iijgh. Pa. ape
Bargains In Second-HandTPianos.
ONE C octaro, Rosewoxl caag. m
Iron framo, uada t j Cbickerlng
Soaa, only two year* old. IT Wirf
Bal?ot A R° *O<rCKH3 fM *r r »BDd rornira, mad* by
000 e?' octerd, RmowooJ caas. carved daak, pUln enrved
wet, man* by Wanna d Clark.
One 6 r etard, Mahogany eato, rnaJe Ly Nunu A Clark
" ® " “ * " W. Y. Manafac’g Co.
- - o ‘ “ '* Herding & Bloiun
.. « . '* " P*t>*(P»ii.)
.. Mabogauy - " Albrecht.
.. • " * /-JudAßro
„ “ “ M ’* Oenaaa make
~ " 1 “ *' CletuentL
F0r..!.!., |iii)ii] Juir.j IL !i£U.OK,SI W^J.L
r ife insurance.—tl6 qirard life
XJ INSUAtKOt, A.NNUITV AND TRUST OOMPANV
■4 tM AB.ocr.No.7sar.ol.irrct, PitUboigt, conUooc ij
10 •«>«"» U> • i«U c.p11.l of
S3OOAK>, they hev# a large and for rooting utzano nun)
aflbnilDg oodoebted security to IbeioromJ. ln«*Sof
losnranee for Life the boon* declared from aimn nroflta
has already exceedetl fifty per cent, oo all pTemisaa mU
Wr W u T, ,^’ li i Juhu P - -»*«•«. ArtnarKdea.
King, M.p .Medfcal Examiner, office No. 112 Fifth etn>«»,
f . ' f? f ,a . rtllBr Information apply to Wli. BARK
” far do Compauy, No. TO Urant etreet.
mylalyd ;
1059. BPHINU STYLES. 1859.
w. D. ,St B. IVT’CAXiLUm,
HAVE now in store their larce and rare,
fuily »«l«l*d Block of °
CARPETINGS,
Which trill at least equal any
ffVER OFFERED IN TBlff MARKET,
And which oro offered at the lowest prices.
Tho attention of a dificriraiimting public is
respectfully solicited. mr2B:dtf
T7IRB WORKS;-FIRE WORKS—Fourth
X Ij69—We ere now reeviviog from thefactary
oi IL P. Dlahl.for whom we ere BOLE AGENTS, a foil and
eemplete asacriroentof Fire Works, consisting or tbo fol
lowing, vis: •
Sockets from 1 (,7. toff Ibe. MinwcrSUrs, 1,2,3, 4,f>;
Botnsn Candles, from 1 bsil Flower Puts, No. 1 and 2:
« 10201 Flying Pigeons:
Honan CaodTerjCclored, from lrianglMTNo.l tofi;
, Vertical Wbotli;
Btoo Ljghta, No; 1 toS; BaxonWbcels;
I Rockots;
2 ’ ”» Oolored SorpenU;
1 - A Doable Headers;
ptmVu?" ?» 31 # Toipedoea—soo,ooo.
KXhiblticm pieces from t„ 0 to £&00, with directfon*.
i.i, „ BETMJtK A ANDERSON.
No.Sa Wood at. opptwite BLCharleeHoteL
THIS PAT—Very handsome
: Alaa.allklod*
HiorM Btcck. PJciMMlltadCTwUoofutjonmlTßi.
J o. nAnsomora,» u«itu «.
SOMMERDJRESS GOODS.
* CO,hiT# received ft let cf »tron<f
S«ir B wf* ISK, IBX tod 25
t )^ y^ r ~‘, Al>0 > flnn fraachdo. ftodotbßTibfoßora*
BffPtwOi)wi»» TgrrftaU awortment. je22
SUNDRIES— ' —
600 cm 4» 1® po. ted Seda lab;
MO do “ Qannan CUr:
Mbblfc “ Cawtlc Alkali;
• KO kega BLCarb. Soda;
300 bsga flUrata of Soda;
€OO boxstcoantry GUm;
■ 160 bbla. Norland 2 Hotto;
On band and for uia by
ROOSSEL’B eau ldsibate odo-
EiNTt—lWj jDlnmnj «ppn>TM >D d Mmlrrf «r
-ucm» frM from ard«ot •ptrits, pongtat oOa and other oe>
■tractive «teioa tha hair «tp«J(tkrc9lv. readan It
boauUfallj bright ud impart* to it tbSdeUeato i£££ of
tbaflomn. For ealaby JOB. FLBMIKO.
J*23 Cotter Martet etreet and the Dfrmfpi},
POTATOES,
POTATOBS,
, SfitO boa. hko Bedatocrrlra thJj day andfcrMteOv^
#*a; • f fi.oAHfiK»4oa,itm i^it
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
PITTSBURGH,
©tows.
WHOLESALE GROCER,
Noa, IH and HO Wood strtat,
PITT3BURQU.
Commission, Sic.
LLOYD * FORSYTH,
DEALER IN
I'lQ AXD BAR LEAD, HIIOT,
m e b“a NK * A S J K It
iQistlUanfons,
«7 irotnixn STUEKT,
PITTSBURGH,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
WINDOW SHADES,
Hano and Table Covers.
ALBXiNUEI
|itotarjj[ «ajettf.
POBLISHKD DAILY AN’B'wEsiiV'Bf "
R . ER R Ijl T T Ac CO..
hub stuit. awv* sjtmirmj>.
fW’TttJZBAJLTQAZKTTKistheoIdtSt Xncspaprrinlhf
West, and having an circulation amongrtthe business
men, andreadung att datftt, it offers inducemenUto adter-
Utert at the bsst median through which to reach thepuUlc.
WEEKLY GAZETTE is issued every KMw
Saw and Saturday, on a large blanket skut, and contains in
addition to the.news of the wd', a carefully prepared and
rdwUe rnorUftht Mir/xU, commercial and monetary af
afirt, and an accurate Bank Xote List, corrected t octet* for
thUpaper—viaXinQ it the best Cbmrurrtjf Xewtpaper i n 't\*
TEEMS.
DAILY—Six DotUrs parentmm, payable m a,]v„ l( - 0 or
13l< eonU per week, psjnbb to the Carriers.
Itelten mr annnio, paeablaJi, ajvaote.
Olnba are foratahed on the following torma-
Poor coplo* one year , . 6 w
J“ a * “ 00
And one to the penon getting np tho slab frea.
J»-AdTaaee payment* aroatrlctly reonlrad, and no p»
par will l>«nnt after tba time la np to wblcb It • paid
Rates of Attwerttelng,
I ISqaare »f 10 Mom, 1 tlm»4 6 q
J “ ye-. ” 2 u ;t
t«
J >»“*• l :i
I , ‘ ‘ - aoo
! “ »•“ - io.)
i ** 1 month oo
! l! I “ ■ > w
i .. >tw
} .. „ ,5 „ f; Ijw
Yearly adrertiao raaroantlildd toones^aaro,ehang
ableat bleaanre, pur annum. qq
AJ*AdTOTUn«nionta wiili Cntatreble price.
Case hhder the Foarrivn Slave Law. A
cue of peculiar character and more than ordi
nary interest, both lo professional and lay rea
ders, oame before Judge Merrick on Tuesday
moroiog the facts of which appear lo be as fol
lows:—John Witmer, of Washington county,;
Maryland, bonght certain slaves from the late.
General Lingan, of Maryland. One ofthe wo
men- thus purohaaed gave birth to a obitd who
was named Agnea Robinson. The mother of
Agnes was set freo at some time after the birth
of Agnes. Agnes herself was also manumitted
by her,master, John WUmer, in 1847. Shortly
afterward Agnea came to Washington city to
lire, with the fall knowledge of Daniel Witmer,
the eon of John Witmer, and in obout tho year
1849 herself became a mother. Daniel Witmer
now claims Agnea and her chitdas fugitives, as
serting his property in them under a bill of sale
dated in IMI. The father, John Witmer, died
last Summer, and the son made no claim on Ag
nes until after thedeathofhlsfather. Further,
the bill of sale under which ho claims was never
recorded in Washington coQnty, Maryland, un
til the present month, though the girl bad visi
ted for a considerable lime DaoielWitmer’s place
of abode in (hat county.
The claimant lu support of his claim produced
a oortifled copy of a record of the Orphan's Court
of Washington oounty, Maryland, consisting of
the petition of the claimant, not sworn to, and
the deposition of Benjamin ffiipicr, setting forth
that Agnes had been the slave of John Witmer,
tho father of the claimant, and was sold by him
to the claimant by-bill of sale 09 the Gth of May,
1844, and was afterwards in tjie possession of
the claimant, and that she passed out of bis pos
session about twelve years ago. -The reeord
contained a copy of the bill of sale. The origi
nal was not produced here, and it did not appear
from the copy to have been acknowledged or re
corded. The deposition did not allege that \g
nea or her child had tied from labor. There
was no judgment of the Orphan's Court; and the
proceedings in (hat Court wero confined to Ag
nes, the child not being included.
Mr. Davidge, who appeared for (be respond
ent*, offered io evidence a duly certified copy of
a deed of manumission from John Witmer, the
father, to Agnes, dated July 1817, duly ac
knowledged and recorded, and the free papers
istned to her thereupon; and ho offered witness
es'to show (bat the claimant neveT bad posses
sion of Agnea as his slave; that the bill of sale
had been virtually abandoned by the father and
bia eon; the claimant; that shortly after her
manumission she oame to this city (where her
mother, who had also been aaonmilled by John !
Witmer, Maided.) and has since, with the knowl
edge 0/ the claimant, Hired have an a free woman 1
and been treated and feeognised u such; and
that Agnea was in no sense a fngitlva and oould '
not be remanded in this proceeding
. Judge Merrick ruled that, nnJartfee'lOth see- 1
uouof the FogitiTo Slaife Law, the copy of the
reeord of the Orphans’ Ccuri was conclusive, and
that the only open question was that of identity
He therefore excluded the evidence cflered on
behalf of tho negroes.
It was objected that the copy of (he record'
could not be conclusive, not being in accordance
with the 10th section, Which relates to courts of
record, whioh the Orphan’s Courts of Maryland
arc not; that the Orphaoa’ Court had.mnder (he
law of Maryland, a limited jurisdiction, confined
to testamentary and other specific subjects and
plainly had no power to act in the premises
that the act ofCongress, with a view to (be pro
tection of tbsrightsof the negro, didoot embrace
every court, but had reference to the State tri
bunals haviog common law jurisdiction, and of
higher dignity, and with authority to entertain a
complaint of this nature; and that no act of Con
gress coulJ confer jurisdiction on a State tribu
nal.
Tbe Judge overrated these objections, and
held, as above, that (be copy of (be record was
conclusive.
The copy of the record bold to be conglpsivo
did cot embrace (bo child; she Dot
Uooed in it, and it was urged that as, nader the
ruling"Oi nrooeediog was auxiliary
to tbe proceeding in the’TJrplnrDXC'Onrt of Ma
ryland, and as tbe child was not
that proceeding, ebe could not be delivered to
the claimant; and (hot if, on tbe other baod, this
proceeding were original, then, under lbe sixth
section of tbe act, it was competent to ebon (bat
the child was not a runaway and was free. Gvi
i dence »o that effect was offered, as it had been
1 previously offered in tbe oase of tho mother.
The Judge bold lbe matter under advisement
until Wednesday morning, when he ruled that
tberecord was equally conclusive opoa the ohild,
and refused to allow the introduction of any ev
idence save such os would go to show that ebe
was not tho child bom since (be residence of
Agnes here.
Agnes and hor daughter were theu delivered
into the custody of the claimant.
Counsel for claimant, Messrs. J. M. Carlisle
and John McUutoheon; for respondents Messrs.
Waller D. Davidgo and Asbury Lloyd.— A'r/umjf
Intellifftncer.
Qvmbastics.—A writer in the Independent says
of the exerolso suitable to iatollectual men:
Great muscular exertion, such os walking
long distances or performing laborious gymnas
tic feats, are manifestly unsuitable to' thoir ne
cessities. Experience and observation abund
aotly confirm this position. I can show a dis
tinguished minister, a man of remarkable intel
lectual aollvity and power, who has trained him
self in tho gymnasium, so that his arm is her
oulean for strength and bis chest absolutely mon
strous io amplitude. But with all this surpris
ing muscular development, it is curious to ob
sorve that ho is a most pitiable victim of chronic
dyspepsia, having a stomaob that will sometimes
go into tantrums under tbe burden of two fried
oysters! If be had understood tbe law of ner
vous equilibrium, be would have choeoo eome
exercise whloh shonld hate been less exhausting
than tbe pranks and musoular agonies of an
athlete. And if bo will demand nervous capital
enough for his musolcstobo a great athlete,and
on tho other hand demand enough for his brain
to be a great preooher, ho will have dyspepsia
to tho end df his days. 'Tho principle may be
laid down as sound (n a general application,that
a great amount of mneoular exerciso is nnenita
ble io etudious men.
Tnn Crops. —According to tbe latest advices
tho wheat crop in southern Illinois averages this
season thirty-five to forty bushels per acre, an
extraordinary yield.
tfiid pigeons are doing considerable damage
to com in Johnson county, lowa. It is said that
Hon 8. J. Kirkwood was obliged to replant 25
acres that the pigeons destroyed in a few hours,
after the stalk was two inches high.
The Onion crop in New England as for several
years past, is to a failure. The maggot
has done its work, and acres have been plowed
up and devoted to other crops. In many in
stances tobacco has been aubstiluted, and for
which the onion lands are peouliorly adapted.
Iq Texas the wheat crop is harvested, and has
proved a foil one. I learn flour, from wheat of
this year’s growth, is abundant and obeap. Beef
is fatr
Tbe prospeot is good for a heavy yield of
ooorns, pecans and other mast for pigs. Pork
will be cheap and plentiful noxt fall.
Lottbbieb. —The Philadelphia Ledger saya
that sines the last act of tho Delaware' Legisla
ture renewing the lottery grants, Hto huslnosß
has rovived with redoubled activity, and lottery
and lottery policies are sold in Phil
adelphia by tbe thousands. has got
so bold that scarcely atreffortii made to conceal
WbeatCbop ih Ksox.— TheMt. Vernon (O.)
Banner learns from farmers who have been paying
taxes, that the wheat prospects in Knox count?
are tnuoh better than previously reported. On
•**&¥** many of tho viUlcjß’there
will be nearly a fall crop. The wheat between
ML Vernon and Delaware is generally injured.
Emigration from Louihusa to Elayti.—The
New Orleans Delta says:—‘‘Large parties of free
persons of color have lately, at intervals, emigra
ted to Port an Prince, in Hayti, for the purpose
of there settling. They carry oal with them
farming implements, goods, a goodly quantity of
(he “rhino," and all the necessary articles to
constitute a settlement. It 6ecms that the Gov
ernment of Hayti bolds forth great inducements
to persons of color, giving them a tract of land
to settle on, and also payingtheir passage (hith
er—which two things are, perhaps, the main
canao of this precipitate rush for Hayti, though
not altogether the sole cause, as the etriogent
laws made a short time since by the Legislature
of Louisiana in regard to freo persons of color
remaining in the State, may be with justness as
signed as a partial motive for the emigration of
those persons we allude to. The first party of
these emigrants, numbering some 150 sailed
from this place in May last, in the brig West In
dian. Theseconddivision left yesterday, in (he
schooner A. C. Brewer. This party amounted
to about H>s persons.'All tbot had families took
them along, leaving nothing behind. We are in
formed by reliable authority, Messrs. P. & W.,
t hat this last party will be sucooedfed by another
in (he oonrse of another month."
A German Israelite os the War in Europe.
—The Cincinnati Israelite, whoso editor, Dr,
i>iße, is a German, Is amazed and indignant at
the German sympathy for Austria. He says :
" But as a German, we can sympathise ’only
with Italy and France in this straggle, &e Kos
suth, Vogt, Klapka,aarlbaldi, and even tho dem
ocrats of Vienna do. As long os Austria can
hold Italy and Hungary in bondage with Bohe
minian,Moravian,German and Styrian regiments,
and vice versa, ebo ie too powerful to think of a
change of her perfidious and priest-ridden poli
cy. Her political machine operates so wonder
fully that change is imprudont. But let her be
driven from Hungary and Italy, and she sinks
down to a second-rate power, even iu Germany;
she must make concessions to maintain herself as
a German power; she must beconao as liberal at
least as Prussia, and much is gained for the peo
ple. But let her be victorious iAJhia struggle,
and the natioos will again groan" under the
crushing weight of priestcraft and iron despo
tism." *
Wav Bisuop Hughes Favobs Austria.—The
Utica Herald, thinks it quite natural (hat Bishop
Hughes should offer up his earnest prayers for
the succees of tbc Austrian armies. Austria is
tho champion por ereetler.ee of all that is igno
rant and all that isiotolerant in tbeCatholio faith..
She represents in her policy and her aspirations,
that spirit which would compel tho world to bow
to the supremacy of Rome. The sworn and
eternal foe of liberty, believing in no progress
that does not look toward the pact, she has tho
infatuation to believe that it ia her destiny to
wake thn sullen genius of tho Middle Ages, and
restore the faded glory of the Popish Power.
Archbishop Hughes, asapillar of “the Church,"
does well to repose his trust ia- the Chnrch’s
most sturdy champion, but In him beware lest
the reed upon which he leans proves a broken
one.
Peremptory orders have been issued requir
ing public offioers to subscribe to the Constitu
tion, under the penalty of removal. A thousand
dollars were raised yesterday from compulsory
contributions. This is tboody instancoof such
oppression since Gen. Tyler's interference on
behalf of the Madisonian. The Constitution new
receives $13,000 annually between Mr, Wendell
sod the Department advertising.
Nearly $1,200 were paid for the femoral ex
penses of the late Postmaster General Brown,
upon the order of a Secretary, and without the
color of law. The matter will be investigated.
Oov. Brown was rioh, and Ibis imposition onlhe
Treasury in a matter of much mortification to
his real friends. A poor clerk died recently
and was buried through a subscription among
b»& associated. That's ,tbe difference between
men which obtains hero.— .V. } r . TVii.
fttiscrUanrous tCarb'-
Bf shope7
*~»rr . UtiH('UA.\T TMI OH,
*\° ••* r> nrJcr and In Ita
DIJ * * nJ iv V" Coot*. Pauls, Vests, Ac.
_aa>q»T»faim»cAii. •piz.-titi
J. yr. SHALLKNBICRGKR A CO.
ft fonitt/jr j j
I H P O B T E n 3 AND DEALERS IR
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
No. M>l isi-rrftnr Street,
PITTSBORCM, PA
"** * BWM Sic* niNXT flinsA
ni’PKE, □tt C R *. SAVI.KS,
Bankers and Brokers,
3 aud PI Devonshire Street,
ffojro.v
D U AS. give particular attention to the
a. »tn«‘« nf Lake flnpertor.and areprepoml tofurnlih
*!*?* Money Market, with quotations of all tho
’ ri! ' b “ •« -r Aim. d»lraJ
UKIttOVAM,
J ''ou'h ? 'Tdisposed of Pi
“ Hat andOap 6ton» Room, No 01 stn-rt P
nSw a, y» °TT« !r ® «*« New Sarin*.
SJj. iLi? V fot ? nd a lar P i wortme nt of Ilata a £j
Caps at very reduced pneoa. u
Ccstokqb mt> ruuru t«c Nonce -The pr«.«ui stock
meat bo sold to make room tor Spring Goods. P delfe-dil
Removal. —j. s. Liggett & CrT.liavG rcT
tuorod from Noa. 6!) and TdWater atrj.*i (J n„
Wai«f and Front atreot,
LOUR FACTORS unil Protiure Ccmmis
“™ >, " ch ‘? u < '•>' *>>• ■»'* of Flonr, Qr.ln, s«oJ. u]
P““*' »■ *>”>• » W.lor »nil 9S Froal
_ ,e2 iO_
W- A. OAIPWTI.I ~ "**•— --- -- JwUS Oituwru, J*.
/CALDWELL A
«... nOIT •'“iwiauKr.s XioTTriTrii***.
MauUU, Hon*!* an,) Cotton Cordijtw;
T . tT>at ni , . .. Omknm, Tar, Pitch, n.*i£,,i,,l oil*:
TAti-atillu, Du-l, Light mm! Eeary IMlllnca, Me ,
. l ' , ‘ o:lT . -Vo. Ca Jtorr and To i’rc*f Street.
JACOB It K E SE™
** MINKU AND DBA LEI! JN
CANADA, MAtJNKTIC
IK O N 0 i“k's : A ' N 4NU, - IK,:sD « , tiuoß
WROUGHT, PCIUI* IRON’
STHKrnf ICK-C^KNK,t °* .'L'IITUFIELD
A LAN£*S PHOTOGRAPHIC G aL
• LKHY,curcur of FIFTH and GRANT STHKkTS (u
nrngb* 4 liuiUluß, ir|<|K>«Ue (b« Court Uouao
Tlii»°aJWy I,m Ju-t bcm DtK-J op wjtb sniurlor rt.la
aud iky-IJgbt. ‘ 1
I’hot.itfroptu, Atubrotypca, Daguatr«wt)p*j, ic ULrn lu
Blylrn not to Us nurpaSMd.
Sttaocerii amlcllttena aru cuuUalljr toiitod lo call au.K-i
-amino fur thpiosslfw. I’rlrra moderate.
»»Enttanca ou Fifth street. Boom. e»v of .ltm,
apJo:lyU
1 W . RUE,
” • Amhitoot,
01aJr riluLqrgb.
TItKDWEI*!* 4t SCHELL,
BANKERS
SOMERSET, PESNA. ’
4c”Collt, ji«us»u!iclted and Ilotunis pruwpll 1 loiutlt.d.
acrcazNcu.
MECHANICS' BANK, PilUbur H b
R. FATRIOK A CO., do
rmu* ™~
TX/ - HOLES ALE DEALERS IN FOREION
orTn .no D . rr ®’ NUTB fcod HPIOES, CONFECTIONERY
!S2ift» p ?5 K i W °f? 4c *» NO, 30 wood street,
oppodto ft. Charlf ITotel. PJtUbargh, r». ~, r i2 ; i - *
STUCCO IVOH EH.
JAMES OWENS,
LUKJXF.n ELX A.YD WFLIL STREETS,
fQLSTUOGO AND MASTIC WORKER, giro* p.rtLular
atleoUoo to all onJ«r* for work In bia line. 6 *
CB.OOTKE9 IDt ORNAMENTS of .11 klud, foniOhH
on eoort notice. • ap*}^”
ATKINS’ CELEBRATED
SO DAT CLOCKS. STOk
_ for Counting Room Mil Psxlui.
AnauortnuutlDßoaewoQdcaaecelegantpnUsnii Xt&r
oat rewired and for raid by J.;R. RKKD & <yv
jo&hdtf Jewalda. Nortffytfth atrwt
T. W. IitiDUHHBy, _
Watcband Clock BXa.k«r,
F„ IMPORTER OF CKSX
INE WATCHESAND JEWELRY,’Ey
Ko. 23 Fifth afreet,between Wood anti Market, Pitt*-
bnrgh, Pa.. n
attention paid to tb« rapelrfoguX Wtizha
■nd Jewelry.
work warranted.
goijDthokp a kouhb
Gas and steam fitters, no. 130
THIRD STREET, between Wood and Emllhfleld ata
oa bwd ChiDdcllori, Bracket* and Fixtnraa
of alt kina*.
Plnmbtngdono In a reperior ityla Alt ordor* promptly
1 trended to.
fipadfleatloni forniahed for Oaa
IVTORE NEW,HANDSOME AND CHEAP
IVL poods. ™jr wg^n!..
lORN—sooo~baßii. Shelled; ~ *f
* 3000 do Eat. for gale by
} HITCHCOCK, McCREKRY A 00.
pNQLISH DAIRY OHEESE-45 boxes
iro a " Dd fOT nUc ’ tad retail,
at FRANOPS Family Grocery and Tea fitore, Ftdaral at,
Allegheny. iftil
SEED • BUCKWHEAT.—SOO bush. York
BUte for aale by J. 8. LIGQETT A 00,
-J* 3 7& Water and 03 Front atraete.
BUCK WH EAT—] 50 bus. prime Seed for
.SHRIVEH £ DILWORTH,
lSOaadlSg Secondatroet.
TOWN’S ESSENCE JAMAICA QlN
GRRonbaoiand for sale by jjz
Jea B. L. FAHNESTOCR A 00, Mo. 60 ftopj tU
CWEKT POTATOKS-Tau Yub’s. Chop.
bbt* 6t, Enitatha, Jost rec'dahd tor ala b*'
, J«*6 RRyiUa * AOTIBSOIf, »Wood It. *:
insurant*.
Indemnity Against Losb by FlreT"
Prantillß ptra lasnratu Oompuy or
PHILADELPHIA
Office 435 and 437 Chestnnt et., near Fifth.
Bt*t«m»i,iorA«s*l3,j4Qc* , 7 Ist, 1850, published (fflii'
ripl. m* “ a “* ° r Aoemblj, being i
li«?i e ? go- ' * a, P , y $1,731,09 8
Ue»l uuto(preanat raloa coat 77,764 '*
*^nrUJnB 7 t ' n «PU OoU*Ur*l 9e-
Stocks (pnteot Taioa'jUo'S^jr::^:*
Note* and Bills r'crlTxb\* - )oK "~"
Cuh
ttrXsi. ’ " ,r ™ «■■»• «*h b.»
m *f Jo ™«7 J«ortptbn of Property, | n
y_ wn ..- tnd ht rates aa low as era ccnalatent with
•ecnrity. u •
Blnce thsir Incorporation, a parted of thirty ran,
Lj aro l ,0 “ n ■ mount axcMdtag
Ahur JiiUientof Dollars, thereby tflbrdixig evidenced the
•dyanugMof luansce,aawellM tbdr ability anldlipo
•itloQ to meet with promptness nil liebQltlee.
WMM HI Ilf
I/Oftes -JnrlDg the year 1658.
„ . ntuoraat.
iSjf".?' • Uordacal D. L.wti,
Totta. W.gjur, DtriJ a Brown,
Haxncel Grant, Ijjuc |> t
Jacob a. Smith, EdwardO.©ale,
George W. Rlcbarda, GecrgeFalea.
CHARLES N. BANOEXR. President
EDWARD 0. ©ALE, Ylea Proaldent.
tvtt. A. firm, Secretary pro ten.
. J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent,
Offlo* Norttaait oor. Wood and Third its.
VIRB INSURANCE,
ar rca
Kclinnfe aintnal Insnranee Company ol
PHILADELPHIA
Oil UolUluga, Limited or Perpatoil,Uefchiadt»B > Pnn)!!ii
ic,lnTown ur Country.
Ufiica No. 308 Walnut Street.
43—lnverted u foUoi
flrtt Uortgageon improved City Property, worth
doobie tbs amount tmfioD
Pcunn. Railroad Co'« 6 per eeut. Mortgage Loan ’
MXK>, coet...„ ®° ’
— .....
AUcflUnjconnt* fl percent.PenuA.K. R. Loan.. 10.000 00
CiJf of Philadelphia, do do 4o„ So 00
Poan«ylT»oJ» lUilrood Co’* Stock. 4,000 00
Stock of the Reliance Mutual Imtir*uco C 0...., IS ISO M
Slock ofOonatjr Fir* lontnae* 0o.» „ ' l!cSO 00
Btocfc °f JJ»U»we M. S. Insurance Co ijn aq
Union U. Tosaranco Co'# Scrip n«o no
DHU HocotrxUs, biulne** p*p*r " 30,373 43
Book Account*, accrual Intereit.eU 7 811 (U
fl**b on h»cd boJ In B»uk u[efl3 95
$278,478 43 -
OLESI TIHULEV, Pre*ld*nl.
CiatOTOM.
Olom Tinsley,
Wm. It. lnouipjcm
Frederick
0. StaronsDC,
John IL WorroJl
li. LCknon,
HebortToUnd,
Yt> derick Lilu.^,
C. a Wood,
J«mo«a. Woodward,
BamctJ Bls^haio.
Robert Steen,
WUIUub iloaesr,
B«Hj. W. Ttnglsy,
Uanhall Hill,
2. Lothrop,
Che*. Lelaod,
Jacob T. Boating,
Smith Bowen,
John Bia-eU, PituLnrgb.
IIKCHHAN, Secretary.
J. G. COFFIN, Agent
-*r Third and Wood atreete
North-eeit cornv
ukkat western
INaURANCB & TRUST COMPANY.
OFFICE IN COMPACT'S BUILDING,
No. *O.l WALNUT STREET
STATEMENT OP BUSINESS FOB YEAR ENDING OOTl)
BEK 01. ISiA.
.$30,100 00
61,463 03 $276,263 03
I n Premium* (ft
“ - Interest, RmjU, 7,825 49 |09,530 M
Paid Louos, K«p»na*, Comtnls
»iobs, Re-Insmance, lutnrncd
Premiums, te ..... $70,333 W
Roal Estate, liouds A Mortgages...sl4l,2lo 00
Btocks _____ 47 Qlfi OJ
Bills Rarelfable b fcg’gjs 73
Unsettled Premiums and other
debts due (be Company™.....
Cash on baud, and In the hands of
Agents
At a mtmting of the Stockholder*, conaeoed *o*l he3BOb
DlUoto, the following persona were elected DIBRCTORS fci
the entmog year, rlz:
Charle* C. Latbrpp, 143 Walnut *tri*t.
Alexander Whllldan, Merchant, 18 Worth from
William Darling, 1338 Pine street.
Imbo Hazlehtmt, Attorney and Obnnaelbr.
John O. Ilnnt*r, Ann of Wright Hunter A Co
*\ Tr *fTr*O r *o>-»«>ld*mlth , « Hall.
John B. McCurdy, firm of Jone«, White A Mtftoi.lj
Thot. ij. Q(]ln,i<| P> flnn 0 { QQlospU A Zeller
Ja». B. Smith, Arm of Jas. B. Smith A Co.
?w b ? w Y??! 1 , 6 ** 001:6 “row of Sa?«ntb and Samtom
Daniel L.CoUler,flna of 0.11. QnntA Co
Thomas Potter, 223 Arch street.
Charles Harlan,corner Walnot and Sixth streets,
Jona. J. fllocnm, olfiee HI Sooth Fourth atreet
l tranr»^ M . fMat ‘?* ot l ** Board CHALKS 0.
wJ.D^Ls;7s'F3Lr to-Pr “ to, '“ 4B “-
lICIl 1 wST’, hu . DI^”nKDS&OEiSuiRI!{i:
Do " RUU »»
R W POIJTORXTEB, Agent,
Ka. 97 Water etreot.
ContineDtal Imorantu Companf.
l»e*rp«r*!tJ t*y t\‘ Ltjitlaiuu oj /VnnrjhttTUa,
PERPETUAL UUi ttl MR
Authorised Capital, One Million Dollart,
Been red and Accumulated Capital
HOME OFFICE.
A*e. fll IFMnat strtrt, abme &conii, mHadelpM*.
Fire Inreranca on Buildings, Fnralrnro, MertbandU* Ac
geneally. ’
the*iroril lQ,armar * ot * o "* oe * tn ' l r ™U h *». to *ll parts of
Inland lasnraocs on by Lakes, Blwa Oaaala
and Land Carriages, to all part* of ths Oulon, cn tka mort
farorjMeterms, consistent with semrlty
nrascrcia
alCU et!w!jph t u LLAD ‘"’ , '"“ ri,;1 ”'” r ''" of
of Wilts.
flrmo * OaUmanA Binlttulmportlog
street, aboveJtac*. Pblla. rth Th,rd
UOWAM HINOmiAN, firm 0 f Ualnpton A Co, Prodnca
° n Uwib * BU * Ra Uaikstet.,‘abort
algbti, pblla. 1 _
GBOROV W. OOLLADAY, PtmiJml
OiiM WiLßoB,BucreUry.
JOSHUA ROBINSON, Agwit.
No. 24 Fifth street ,(up stain.]
I.I.EDIIRSV INSURANCE COSPANY,
OPP!rp..so. 31 Flf'TX! STiIEK'
IBANU BLOCK.}
JNSDRE.H AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRR AND aMARINE RISKS.
laA*C JOKES, Prorident,
JOHN l). McOOBD, Vito President
a M. BOOK, Secretary.
O.VPT \VM. DEAN, General Agent
DTRKOTORS.
Isaac J^iiui,
O, 0. Uumoj,
Harrer Childs,
Copt. tt.C. Gray
Jftim A. Wilton,
B. L. Fahnestock.
Juba D. MrCorJ,
Isuc U. Prtmork,
H. B. Starling,
dipt. Wm. Dean.
Tbw. 11. Howe.
Robt. IL D*?ii
Firr, Marine and inland insnranrt.
TNSURaNCE CO. or NOHTII AMERICA
A PBZL AA2LPUU.
IncorpmW ITM-Capiul SMO,O».
* w fii.
ir^ 5 N 8 - Uorri * Wain, John j£xm,
° F^ aB , da **• Edward H. Trottar.
Mmßiaa fioc'y. ARTHUR Q. OOPFIN, Pratt.
TNSDRANCE CO. or the STATE of PA
A PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated, 17M—Capital $200,000
Amta Fcbrcary l f im eiiajtnaia
D " Simeon Toby. Chute*
Uacaleater, JFfllUm ft. Smith, John B. Bodd/hmrr O
Freeman, Charles ft. Lstll George O. Canon. n"
H. Stuart, Samnef Grant, Jr^^jSnuWar
nESRYD - 8IIER ““.
-A* 6 * 1 * W,p, JONES, Agent, *1 Water .If
Pennsylvania Ina
lurance Company
•SBCBOB,
OClee So, 03
oarth strcit
iU«b Painter,
Qm. W. Smith,
A. J. Jon**,
Body pAttersou.
J, P. Turner,
I. Orler Pprool,
Wado Hampton*
A. A. Carrier,
Robert Patrick,
Deary Sprout,
Nlcbolaa VoegbUy,
n a H.aopkinfc
0. JL Oolton.
Chertersd Cspit&L _ iaoaMrt
*&»***• end lUrlae Biika taken of alidaiertpuonc
_ ~ _ omoni. *
PreaMcat—A. A.
Vice Proridvet~Re&i Pamuon.
Bocretaryaad Twaaorw»LOmaSratai.. j»|
Westem Insurance Comnanw
’ * PITTfIBUROa,
t. M. UOHDOtf, DASSU, PralArat
orncE,n». m w *£^ p «pj»m co: w.„bcW
WpZlanreajainttaUtindt of TintmA !&«,. «w.w
A Bom bisZtvZon mmagtA iy
tnuCT fag, am^JTST iSSSStto
fronaKo aniKWC,, *>.«**«*, «,
ASSETS, A PHIL CO, ISM.
« «.WO M •
*s££
Sg. I"—* 1 "—*- SB |
Premlnm Note. SSI S
Motc» and BMj DlecotmUd Iflfojg 59
Georg* Banff,
R. Sullu. Jr.,
J. W. Bader,
Q. W.'Judu)|
JaaeoUcAaley,
Ai**»n.uy Spa«r t
Andrew Ac&leji
ujZ9 • r i
Wa. UclnltH
Huhutal Holms,
Alex. Nlmidt.
DstUlLLcot,
William ZLimUb
0, W. Rkfcotßoa, -
P. 11. OOgPQS, Bitfr,
IC£L '\ . ZCK. - ! : "icin
«Üb«rSl^fk°“*» *»Bor.»*<.
Boao>s>«au In*ni»nSrSSSp«Bj-.
omcro-jAMEEA. nuicnnos,
HBSRT M. ATWOODrEamUr,.
Omcx, Mo. 09 Wun Briar,
•a Mirer. Jjatiut ca Uadi er nrt oad ICxrlat m t i:
ASSIIS, BUT sora, ISMi
I Slock Do* Bull, payable on damand, secured bv ;
I ««.taßS2™- •»»» s?
818. Dtaeoont«l.__T~™“r S
US.bm.AUdMlc.'BMliSuck-coK™" 0.106 M
100 do Qtirens* do do do «ITS (to
i M do Bank of PUtsborghdo do —ujodj
*0 do Exebaan Bank. do do SLOttO)
Balaofoo/ Book Accoanti ~,,- flSst 91
Offles romltcr* <m X
**— «i.m«
_ PI MOTORS:.
A. kcteblm.
PKNBY M. ATWOOD, Be ofr
Dorelsa Insnranoa Co. of Fanniylrmnl*.
Q?i«, Aj.» (tater Zrrtt,
J. IT. snOFXBZRGZR, PrrndrU
ROBERT FCfMET. SteT.tirT.
1° In.nr. .p.iiul til Und. cl JVrr'iml Jtiriif
[ ABSBTB, MAY id, 18C?.
UalifoPUUlmrgh Trust Company—....™ ;.lGoioo'*S-‘
BtockDafr Bills—piynble on d«n10d.,—.,41040 nv'
Bonds and Mortgmgaa , * ’ —
shamlnmClty Bank Stoct—boet.....;‘...ZC’ 0 0? «
»0 da Exchange Bank 5t0ck—c05t...,;....,..,., U£OS 0'...
• E£» . i} I *#**?* B * nk B»ock—10.000 00 '
100 Jo U«cbanlca»BankBtoek—coat-—: AMS «3^
Book Accoanti...:-.. imik•.
Bill* Kecelntble «
J. □. Ehoanbaraer
W.K.Nlmkk,
John A. CsogaeT.
O.W. Batchelor.
B D. Oochraa,
Jamal L Be&aeit,
roy&lad w m . j.
Delaware fllntuai Safely Insurance Compand '
Iwrrporaltd by L\t ZtffUlahcrt tf&aniytosnl*, U 25. *.? [
j Office, S. E. Comer Third and TTalmit etai, ’ '
PHILADELPHIA.
urtSZZViS'Sn?* 3 ™ V. , »l..<fcr £ n.« l fc. e hi;
“S Onini*. tf ■
ll.rnhti.dll. phtinßr-On- - :
jesses asss=nsiiBJ!sr:' i
*'£l*s* ‘2 aSKa EnStoSTon 3S|S ® 3OO
M *^4* p 2? d,! * r8 “BtJy lamed, and Qtli- >
w aebtscnetbe tVyaptn cm.<run n-i _
Snbecrtpllooßolai. :
William Wartlo,
Jooph H. Seal,
Hamad A. Botrdsr,
JohaCLDartß,
John R. PewoiS,
Oeorg« 0. L«!pcr,
Wwtrt Darlington,
Dr. B-lLllnatoc,
WUltam a Lodwl*.
DaghOndf,
BpoonrUeilrftfa,
CaarlM^SeU«j t
11. Joaea Brook*,
Jacob P. Jo&m
„ r THO 3.
*us»i Liuou, fcwroUx^.
tpfclyd—<*l2
Philadelphia E'iro and Em»
INSURANCE OOUPANT,'' :
No. 149 Chesnut Street,
OPPOSITE TUB QVBTOU U O Dtt fi ,
lloreranfid, either Pwpotcal or
Uffilteo, oq ererj description of Property or Merchant:*,
* reasonable rates of pmslnia.
ROBERT. p. EXMa. President-:
U. W, BALDWIN, Vice Eresidem.
6O*OWM. L
| B. B. o»#j-
I Ueoro* w. Brow*.
' Joeeph 8. Paul,
John Cfiytcß',
B. Wilor.
UtiulM p. Hljm,
jc. 11, jißgiuii,
I’. D. Samy,
0. Bharman,
8. 3 % M*sugu,
r. BUCl»oBir*£*««Ury.
to* dijfo co,
X) lOGRAPHICAL WORKS.—
JJ Barwall'e Ufa of Johnson, 4 tols, 1
OtftbaW 01snct«rc.s roll,
Lit* ud Letters of Joseph Story, 2 tcl?
Moo»*«uaoffiheria*b:2>rti ’ •-
PriOT'jXifiiofßurka.STt.U,
lift of DoogUi Jarrold, be his eon.
£“*•*» “? tooin of flWoer 2 vole, » 4
Madden a Memoir* of the Ooantess of Dlesiiartaa.
Kralynft Life ofMr*. Godolphla, * '
Irrlc* 5 * Lift orOoldsmlih,
Qukall’a Lift of Charlotte BrooU,- *
Cfroelaod's Memoirs of Oolabrsted Woman.
gf &AT & CO-, U Wood etraer,
-.11,000,009
.. 53UW
lVrfiW ANNOUNCEMENT.—Huk» 4 Mj-
JL j W*’l lilt ot Kew Boob;
Memoirtol Catharine the 11, l Tol, cloth, ILOQ:'
p*pi? b; P - J * m “' 1 Tol, clou£sl,£s; 2 TjH
dSfeSSS? A “" k “' " 7 JC,ItJ -
U *. Lo °«- 1 To ‘. tlolh ZCc; piper6sc;
p-lT,*? Bxgerteacai of Eeliglooi Subject*, (New fit**
Piper*,) by B.W.Beecbw f l to!, cloth sl,2ft
clottlfe^ 10 * 4 "“* Pmnni "S' b l H.W.Beecher,Xtjl, • -
1 Cottan*. 1 rol, cloth, ftLOO; '
Ufeof Jaajea Watt, by Moorhead, 1 roLdoth £LCft
Wbnta to tha Memory of Ilaiaboldt—Addrceee* br J P
n»oniMon,D.a, Prof. Baebe, Prot Lister, Prof.GcTat,
ia ***W« « d **'
Yclnme 6 Dew American Cyclopedia;
Barth * A«c» (oe* edlUon.) 1 toI., doih. : .
ThelropMaauCictnran*Guide, byLeiler. lrol.c’a^Ji
Longjtrutb on rhe Honey s}_
Tbi American BtilrßnlUff.iTol. cloth $B. ' i '
HUNT * MINKB, Muonic Hell, Cth tU " . . .
• 4" SUHIILEK READING.
®" °“’ ° r C,Ulfc ™ l * *»d India la Bo
B “'‘> -.PUIa Ta!t atoat Brail, Ha,.., '
!£S$r ° r «•“«'»“ •
poEeeeatProirmofAttrooomy.l^aoii*;
Acmdl*, or A filonlb wtlh tbo Bln* Noon, by Vr«f." T*~°n&h' :
tattior ofSporrov Qnss Ptporr •
Hold” 0 *” Wctlweß from Oop«oli»gea to Tan'
tl>Bj>*£»f- -
by Anthony trolkpa: ‘ - V'
wS^! JL Btory * % o,iTBr BnB «« A Jam BaJaf 4 -.
PletnmofOonßtTj Life, Alice Carer; •••vwrj&Sifeig
“» Loog, Chat. Be»Jo; -
Dvrii mS'ZSfc?'*!? «'? B * b J* ti Slk on ft. Punas c[
Hoaa; Slay and Jen* lanua' '-'
Dote> » with stray other mwpbwlm. <' -
Uom todfmhrup^aiilathe Tirloca departaieatiS Itt«-
erstare. E^C^COCaRASS,O '
JXw.S Ko_l ' esley,a ton Manufac '
Th. Canlier, bjQ.P.B-Juan
Hevdlty’a Lift of EbTtlock;
n*Ooara!eK«Q(i bj N. p. wmta.
_ gAY*CO,COff6oJ it.
r JpiIR NEW PICTORIAL EDITION
WEBSTEB’3 BNABMIWED DIOTIOSrATtf
Now re*Jy (or cat» at
J*l7
ON THE HONET BEE,
gUBSOKIPTIONS RECEIVED FOR
BIKTO2TB ABBTMEJIEKT BT
A ÜBBEIC TESTAMENT, with “
mßrgtoal nfßniQecft9T«xb«lend Idiomatic mn: trty*
gMJftMaiertita l MionnitaleTOrSSTiiiSr
“o ' v h *£? BttSttn,bpHraiStei,
T » b* wnplrted In 4 rol£ «ro- •
ThS r *™S. by Henry Win! User bn.
do di .
Jel> J. L. READ, 73 FoCTtli etmt-r
THB best BEWHTB LIACHUTEB
fcj
u «
A* M'. MAESHALE tc CO:.,
nirll lre ' l,,Tal s “®«t, Allegheny. '
CTODRIES-100 bos* Buckwheat Seed;
M 200 da Bed Petal mc;
300 dt» Oats, - . , -
30btl*.o«rKo.3a!acVK*L- V '
20 tali* ’ • v*
SO bhii. Hwtinf .' 5
10 ea*fc»Kqwrior ffwaa, /
60 bbU. Kxtr» flour, * •.
20 kȣ* trsrt BaUar,
SO bcXMpc» W.&.Cbaw.
Rn>SU t WIBTB *CO»lMXft«rty»<.
£30,119 («
POCKET BOOKS ajto POBT-3IONNAIES '
—A Ufg» Mortal of PoOrt Bate*, ..
BsckiUa PwwvPortfcJfa**Bl Bicker’# f*m J«J r&-
celredat ■ ■ —■ - IUTET®^'
: conu Tf«4«od.TbtntwflMutattrf A ..».
>INS3r?“JQOO JKnetsiprfcara •;.•••
totpn»br W»ooc* r* -- J
wJnu aglgts* I '/. >
Inmiiantt.
or pmsßcson.
S£3?,BE3AI
c«tcTo*j.
G.W.Caa,
IltlC M. Ppnn-v.!r |
W. W. Martin. ■-
a. x. L«ch/jr,
DdTid tTOnullQi,
WnUazßPnn,
.Qdanoa.
eTC3,TBS37
O'lt'JTC'U i . ;
Junes 0. HuyL
-.VheophUajPnßidlaa,'
jAsieaTtakmlr. "
Wiliam Ejr*, Jr, \ -
J. F.Pcoinon, .
Joehci p. £yro,
Bamnrt E. Stckea, • '
n*CT7 Roan, ’ '
Thoms C. H«fi, ■
Robert Burton, Jr ,
John B. Semple, FittibV.
D.T. JXorsaa, rt
J.T, Logan. ••
UAKTI2?, President.'
. 0. HAM), Tlee Proddsnt
A. UABEIRA, Agent,
K Wctor street, PHtabnrjb,
's’ l *
r Third end Wood ttreecn..
S,t
ffSSlJtUll'# L
HPKT* MINES'3.
(NEW EDITION,)
HUril* k mNEB t ' Agtat.
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