THE ESTABLISHED Druggfoiss. z. U. NAVIN £ . . No. 24. ifiax Strect„ Pittsburgh, Pemis. ANETACIVRERS OP WRITE MID .-ZED ULLA, MO PADITB AND LITHAEOE, and ."...4.,11.• Doak. fa Olt; Paint; I/al:Litho end Trap., tins"Paurly MACKEOWN, Wholeaalo Dru W • Carb6o Pfeanuetorern64 Agmit for ne.Tree 00/14' and 1/1611 Extrart6, NIX 167 Liberty stmt hit. barg4 Pa. Joa:tlyd x{;, L FAIINESTOOK Co, late of the firm •n. YALuensock Ca ' and ...mem go Fleming roa,ifisolo Dzoigto: No.l3o,corretrNira4 awl Pot will ?nub=h. et:, TAUNESTOUK & CO., WIIOLE 4, moloVrofigisto ond.3laootxtrziora of 'Whitt, L.ni, otou l itkotrim =nor Wool . and rrool. urea*, Pitt. meirf •• • Nuostsauzamnt— —asom• arm. )1310.11N Sc REITER IPIIOLESALE AND • JOSEPH FLEMING, (SUCCESSOR TO L. or Minima MO conamlderkstetrmi and Diamond, imps conatintly on band's full mid emeortmant of Dmia. floclidinea, Medicine (Meat, Porfirmery,and all amities per talyfogtotita lisainees,. Mric.mits proanirdt , in I. carefully asnt,lossisi St all konss.;,, 1a9.39 IR.' GEO. H. ICE Y . S.E3t, IMUGGIST, ■ .Ido Woad xtrtra, ruiner et Woad street ►nO vlrgth 1. Plttowhnrib;Pa. 7 911 N P. 80011 -- WHOLEBALE DIIAI, J'atin Drag% Pants, 04.1 a, VR11110.41 and Pavanes, Nn. *tarty ntraet, Pittabargh. brilarrwill Penske@ promptattordion ../lannt far Bebanclea Pulmook Syrup. i3totuct 'Heat RWIRTS & CO., -tlenornl Own minion histitumla and isaaleta la Ovoryzier. P. du cvt l to. lB6 l.lbertystract,Pittsborgh, Pa. 'AirOmmillUtteataeolkttud mututisrutory rutora• go+. &tamed. &ly.lawr JAMES 110WIES & Polic Puckvr, mut Dalens In Norte cnronr of Alarnot and Front • • .• . C. B. LJVCII LBECII Commission .L 4 Ma Formanliug, ktai - ehaate, doniu. to Wesbral 11= Zak, Deana, Sim., Liosoal 011. 1..4 aatitteaV allrala, Dried Prolf, awl Prodore 4ertnally,l bat brand. Family Flour always Ayala for the idle of tdadkero Co's ealobated Patentesl Poulatarah. 1N0m.116 &Gond - mod 135 rand ate, lA...ma Wood mad mmilikta eta, Pittagweb, Pa, N 61430 (TREES& WAR611.0133E.-.llENity 11. - 14./ OClL.LlM,Yormusdlitt and Commladon klarchant,and Dealer In Mama Butler, Lake Rib ead.E . todott generally, 26 Wood n., .non, Waser,2ltlakofe. IAGLE - WARELIOUSt.—JAB.- GARD mats wbooml. Dealer la Platt., Prcsislime and C. generally. No. 8 Bernath strast,l.nbrcen I.ll.ecty attl SialtbSehll.Plttibot g h, PC. itirTerms cash. F SELLERS 4, 4.30., Dealers in Prod .": . lard On, do., No. :141.) Liberty atm.'', oppofoto the bowl of &althflold atom. aural ,d =MUM EUREKA INSURANCE COMPANY LP streroL ROOT. 91UNEY.8.-ey. O. W. 11... m. iios,Otaend dont. A. CARRIER, SEC REI'A It Y P • thuallethla losomoth C , topauy J.Otthe Buthithg, Fourth strnet. FM. GORDON, Soeretztry — We•Lorn . ftorA Company, 92 IVAtrr erns, GARDINER COFFIN, Agent for Frank e/ • Hann, hismcmorr Camp.), , Irtinr Woo.' tad Third orte.t. A. ALA.I.EIRA, Agent far Delaware • Mutest Inserenta Co, 32 Water strmt 'W. POINDEXTER ; Agora. (}teat Went • erzi insicranas 0.1.,117 Prrne street. Catpcui W. U. & q. lARALER IN CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ki,T1'7,7.373, eke. No. 87 Foortb strat noar Wood. aaorneps I -- • Mir& MACKENZIE, Atturne3, Lau, 01:0co N 0.60 luorth etreel..l•lllnborgb, N:qary Pot 110 sad Clanoxamtsrr. Rwistuu brr rii_mou, Artui:Nia Lem end Solicitor of the Donk L.; I , t,l ,, trib, I.n. Ile fotytbstreet,Pittatmuti. drill 002 Goobo I to 3VRCHFIELD CO., (so,..msors to Mur phy Siltalnmlo nod Recall Donlan In . pleand ta.7l.Fry Ilona, snrt.ll-sant rornnr ronab ow leac ittL. , Pittnburgb. nnl n IL' LOVE, Dealer in Staple and Fancy %ea' Ih7 GoOds, sign of the orienol 800 dive, No 71 =OW ILt'PALMER, No. 105 Market &rent, 114 Dothan Bonnets, Mt. Stmar Triemihge, and &raw Gloodatiocrslly. I Vooltorligrs. it .117:31. JOHNSTON & CO., Stationers, ntankltOoklitstattrientrers bud Job Prfutbia, No. Wco4,tr.omitubugh, .030 O. COULLRANE, (SUCCESSOR. •To Ballot.) Wholevalo eattl Raba] Dealt, to nooks, Bonney awl Piper ilangings, retterat street, at, do", A. 2. of Platkot Egos., Ella soy, J01111,8,' DAVISON, BOOKSELLER AND btatlencr, imeoe&our to Daviaola & egaosr, IL,. Ca rtha - k R.t am*, coarT&artb, Pitt•burith, Ps. WAY lECO.; BOOKSELLERS AN STA: 120:11:114 No. 55 Wood gr..; nett door to the cor. nor of Thfrd,Eltteltargit, Pa. Echttol and Lao Mote coo• shinty no hand. TL, READ, BOOKSELLER AND STA ei . noDtre, !0.713 Fourth it., Apollo Building. ITUNT-'4. BUNKE, BOOKSELLER JUL and Btaggaor.limizJc Thill, nrh .trnot Vaintets OIIF TITOMPS . OII CO notru.., SIGN A onzunrcrei. PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS mr9} N 0.125 TIIIRD strazr, nrrBßucarr, I . lyd teal Eutatt Sagnum WARD, .EALRRAN , PROMISSORY NVITS, iffortogiaand all wraith.. fur runovy. etaotu as prf.f.zroloms through my Azoaxy, oo rca,u Thm .I ' h n b rut and '.w..,.. — Yi0rg.7 4 .;:t2°,`".7; n o : lway. 1.14 All cot atioleAtloud eud lutrryl.4 atrial muilirintoh.l Oallc• GlLltirT STLitlif,ol44.lLe St. Catbodr.l joblti EtPtotottXl) . • Iliad' t Pape irAVarshouso. WALTER MARSIIALL & CO., lin parties aid Dealers, 87 W0....1 lietwcion Fonrth street and Dimond Alley, Idlers mcy 6e frond m extend. -amintmeet of imiry deserlytku repes..ttongingis, tut Nl+ torat, , Ualls, Direct Bean. end Chamber& Alm, Window ItheidesidipeMeariety at !meld Wore to country &how *ale • .WALTEP. P. MARSHALL & ix,. itc OHlf .Ir;' brnLoll, No. 81 WOOD 8.T., ity , bistinsed Diamond &Hay and Fourth airroi, Bois &gout fort:U.lloMM° & SONS' (Dorton) NAM FORTES, JU DOS MODEL MELODEONS and ORGAN fLABILIDELUMB, and Nader In ifoalc and idukeal Good.. flot-KLEBER, &. BRO., No—'s3 FIFTFIFTH Ist, - eir.ortheGoidg m ffirmEate Arms toeNCGI4B &-(11.131811 (Nenr - Tarb) nxtrlvalla.4 Grand and Square P.IANOSomdCABILLRT & UAW& gmtstr. BMW DEOIithIII4OA&AN ILILRAMMEIR,DeaIers timer and ZfluicalltEnuncret. fA4 MELOWE BLUME, MANUFACITUP, Sllawl Dealer Plano r crtes, and Importer of Musk Ateutical Instrument. Sole Agent for the LLAMBUIta PLABO/A idea far BALLET, DAVIS A CO.'S fkaton with Rod wlthent .erKlonn Attachment. 119 Weed ezt4a Carriages CARRIAGES! BI:JOGIESI ROCK/MAYS! PHAETONS, OAICOVCULS , GIGS, A ND eTarything the elm rt 3141 in the lino, purchased from In EA2TLIN MANIIPACTIIREW, Te,71.1.,rr mitt, • fall 44.rtmerit of olrg.: Eastern Gan:Mall in vartaty rateable for single or double trams Al., -A 214 ., 444 .rter kerma, too numerous to Inetniol, Tp.t..147 to.firrd for to st rowonable prim , II . 1 0171 g P. EIZAPFEA, DLunowl 4 4.3, owir 1,11 , 4,1 y, Pin.nrgh, Pa ARP' 003 1 4, bnicbt .r 1.16 or, oontrolerlos. Ingrnently prompti, done .17 Mr •SUNDRIE-2.5 Boxes Star Cttndlesi 7 2 ' . " OP" . doe. 1 lb bras Pulverized Engel; 10 . noncy Flynn, 110 boxes smudged Window Glare; • . .. . ... , . 211. kers . , Nana. Irr nen and for gee by RORKtur DIOR EY.. QTINDRIES-- L.. 7 100 Bap 11.10 Coffrvs 0014;t closet. Bison end Died Tow 10 Tierces Rim 26 Hilda N. 0. Boger; ' 71 , -Bble It tdoleuede. On hand end =Wavy JON= rk COOLEY, . m i x_ ,_ ~ , Naltl Waterer, near Merry slier. FITCH. 'll , _26 Bbls / Lard 11; ,26 do IL W. Icbale 014 10 do blachlneryOlk ; : 26 do Placka On bind end Lc sa!• hy /011118 lk COOLEY. ...10121" OEILING: WAGON FOR SALE.-4 good twi) borne Spring Wagon for islet strong and beastly; hoped, -Waal suit altbar for • mutat prJetter or To, Padang "apt. MIMI, foI4 101 l ste..4 • WILLA HIDDIR4 CO. 80.7onitb 500 "LS MTR4 • • -,.. •0 .G on , 00n ilymbob cielbas by ' " SOOT. D1C41311% LO B L:Ti_t au¢ 'bring " PAreilotu - for • i.....,'.7..-;.:.-i .i.,:•-•',',.-'''''''!i':..-:' ffff=l R W. W0VLw13:12.7 - Fli GNI T 11 REX AND CHAIRS WIIOLP,SALE AND ROUT!, Rzlbrucing ovary stlle V. IS XTla 12 , ROSIMOOD, 11 tAHOGABY AND VVALIII! T Saltablefor PA RIARS, CIIANDNDS AND DIN IN ie Equal .Zy NEW YORK AND PIIILADELPILIA WAIMROOII3, Nos. 77 AND 79 TIMM STUMM., mr25.lD PiTTSCURGH. PA. TO® O. roil C. {OCRS- • T'?C S T. R. rOTTNO t c°:' U I I I I . 7ICTIMIIS GP e tTRNITURE , AND aIIAIAS Or Every Deveription. ra cTuu.v—F..kr.lsL,bflte,fl Inlie and rm.,. Atm.. W arthall3e - --NO3. 18 & 4Q Krnithfirld St., • QTEAAIROAT CABIN FURNITURE -Wo kj are constantly manure:ter/De 5TE.431110.1T- Geed.: IFIITOTITthiId and CraILIRS, awl Inlllr lba enaction .4 {hoar InGroctA In fnentaLlne 6.40711/oorT T. 11. YOUNJ A CO. WELLS. RIDDLIW. a (0., Stront, Pittnburgh, Pa nen V1VT121.114 er . • _ (LTIirPS, THONGS AND SWlTeilitS •lnSan auiLstal Clem I La tt .4.. an I pr•i„„•7 ! 4.11 pal as pal lust:n<tlnna Taa.-8 month, r.r 6 peo aul usa isoi.r2auts a Witauval. ;,cormsonb It. N. Frlavr,l 11./0:1:11.11 - .11Eitroot, Pit trslitit t,'"“rt ft I ul•, Cornlees, Elands,Slintlea, a, Nlattressoe, Comfort A, CuAions, a. NI - I lect , tr smgstion 'kohl to STEAMBOAT Woks. hr/177'.5 . F/77ED AXP TAM TO 07[7 , F1S aul..l4lrn - - • DUALT.I3t3NII =ON STOYLE COLEMAN, & e%0., • • • Iron, Nails,'Steol Spring 9, Axles; Wr.m:ilt Nuts, Washers, Spik.tn, Bolts, eta, ran.wve4l to tbeir LOW a.I ertanetra Waretoaaa, No. 77 Water tam! 94 Front St 13 - I,ern the; are propund to ciacnta all Codas. tu flab hating a large awl omplalo aza.rtnlont a “Dnqnaante. ea.rtakatorai goalo ton olautly as haa.l, !tic], toy of far on lit- ral ternol. . _ Iron City Stove w.rer..a.e. • W W. BRA DS UAW (Sucre..m. t,. T. WOOD STILVI:T. l+t.ron Filth and Virgin alloy: Punt _ I.uryh, Pot. WA, d Dtrilvmsram FOUNDRY. R. .111.0001' S. - CO.. 4'I.II:PRIT STEZET, must, Prnoi.• H. ti PITtSBUIIIi 11, PA, Mr A N UFACTIJ RR In ordor r , on short ru.tiotl, CASTING: 4 , NIIA PIING tbf all mud d.l..arrlptloca of the tan m•loyitls end Ist,. At,lay. 460 W.1.00N 110,0.01 i Laud ~r r4st 4 ord., .re-tird..n I..ft el tt... F..l l tit.llV. ..r el 14te a# tee arm 0i .1,121. flail 1 Sinn,. late ol 1141' k BPS.EIt. & 011) %V F. 1.1., Valley rorgo Plow Vlorka. :11). tn Melly 14.reeL, near P(lth, "'WeanTia. ~jAnUFACTURERS of Query rnrtety,.l tern. euttable for e,ry that of Thnn- Irenr,eced Patent Iran Cenh , e, Ju t Inn Centre Cul:n: 4, Al, Petent amt Centre 1.,. re, Sle,l l'.ller,l' • er.el , .. anger, Catanen.l NOW, nrn wniniuSTry an et,w entire imr,heee ere, toll, ea to quabl, en.l.Aaptehoe i.e. anar-Ordere are ant:Mt-ea it r w H 1 at if T o tt , Jvbn.Cattlrrlght,) f 7 FACTI R ItS ;Intl Imp , rtf.rm ILL obit•l ,i 1«. r, rirt•l 1.111•1 1.1. ols N I,rr .trevt. r.• 1: • .1 Trrtvva .1, I r• I r ,, . tunlity on.l d.TO. h qty . n. 1.4 tql WALLIAM & 61 Penn et., below iMarbury, Pittsburgh, Pa. QTEA.II.I BOILER MAKERS AV It SHEET $.O Iron IT,kon, Itantzractnn•r• narntllll, Pet of IfaJury I•ccruott , ,,Floul tot.' Cylkodnr 11 , 4107. Chlmr,yo. Bretd , rn, Sire 11,1, Etat. 0.1•••-fx•, alt I•ara, gager J'eca• )ro• Lifelz•otit, ct, 11:•c•str.lElt.. Welt, thlAre and Vtarlnet do. at the •harloat n• Ike. orlars tram • d;•t•oc, pr,..ni• Is Sttin , irit, Jena' • Pan: Cotton 61. 1111 l k`lttanlkr ENNEDY,CFIILD3 CO., MANT - TA‘ , TURERA P.rwl 5.1 heal, 44 :Ww.etll4,, (lame. Chain nf alt rm.:, end allaaw (lOW.° Twine; " TiW Co r , 14, " PLiajh IJnet an.t Bwh " !kV , - , 1411 zin4 Fatting. irirOrdsr• left ca the That, ware I;t., tn 4 WI:, k 00, 131 IV‘wditt.wri, will haT. attrr,ftt., JAMES JILW MONUFACTUIIUII O. IiaIiLPIIIIRICETITER ; liwcet Spirits of 1:I: - o. Hoffman's Asocb leo; Floristic Ado. Aqua Ammon* Msrows 410 Fowlers FoleaVoe; Synod at J oLa Irwin i t ITaLur leo re, WILLIAM TATE 4 BON, PLUMBER A. ND GAS FFI'lLh, N. lt , Pooreb amt, Eitioourxh, Fe.leral cc lir oath Excelsior nail, Allexhror. /Sir EN - cry d•x - riptiva Fittirip l,r ;rots . ", du earl Ream. noE.t.ly etommisscon, d:c. • SASWEL D. FLOYD & CO., COITSIISSION Lod dealera In Fl. or, Grain 41,4 Prrtdoc.o4d4r4Ry, 314 L. lit1:1:1 - '1 dTHEEF, or.: P. FL R Der. PITTZDITROFI. PL.4.,2'14d . W. W WALLICE. tu.„. ..•• Late of Pittsburgh. Ithlla,tatplita PITTSBURCILI COMMISSION 110VRE. WALKER & BARLIDYS, COM. AITSSION MICIICIT A N'l'H AD! Agents wr tbo Ben of PITTSBER(III 6f - A NDF ;ICTUHIiH CO4IDS, COAL OILS AND OTTICD. MARCH AN DISF, No 160 Pearl Street NIC W 1." U 144{ fireotalgctotento 5011r1t...1, to stl.Llt roper pot AM/111i et tout'. .Loll be &en, and procaald promptly ,mII Lod hik , sars. Ury re, Rl:Leeds A C0.,1 Mews, K,Sko Mach .1 , Alexander E log, Brother Masers. Adams, Macklin A en. Wll ,o A. Erskine, N. V. jrl2.l:lyd COMNI!SSION DIERCIIANTS t•nat, - Ene PAPRR AND 111.1, • And Agooto far tbo Enln of Mahoning Fire Brick ndl Pot Clay, Nos. 149 and 111 {road Finot, our 15511, Pltta - borgh IFlA.lVrapplog Paper “t 3fanufsiottoorre prloos. Cosh pall for Hags. .101:1p1 S. CUIIIDG. .................. ........ L COTIIIMIT. Q CIJIIIBERT SON. General Cymlnig ki. aloo Agents to the Sale and Parrhven cl Ite. , sl EEO., No. a 1 P•lo.rket ntrtet. Pittaburgb. I , 12.1)•1 - _ n. W - 1101.ESALE GROCERS DEALERS IN PRODISCZI OO' IVII4IN MILTICIIANTA f:r Cho imlo of PIG METAL AND BLOOMS, N0..20T Ltherty Street., Fel'', I. I Etakup2ll - PIM/ICI/LOH, I, X B. CANVIELD & CO., c.romi..ion it Forwarding Merchant• And Wholesale Dosieroola WESTERN RESERVE CHEESE, BUTTER, LARD, "PORK, BACWN, FLOUR, FIEIL Pot k Pearl Ashes, Pa!shawl, Wowed k latel Oil. Otis Fmk awl Fred°. generstUy. A0m. 4 141 and 143 Front Street. 1•./ If aTy tt coy , 1 7 1 - 4 - .7 SucciAaturs t.. 11411110.1a,.lretary &co.) Forwardidg . end Commission • orchon tg A not Wiwi rle Dealer. In Prodnoa. Pions and Woo), Tn. 153 17m/1 and 121 5.5...AnA 0., Patenrrpn. J. 11.1:173—tny?..9 Wk11.460/1.......14X111 t. !MIT- TM. B. SPILINGEIL muuinvon a CO, COMMISSION ME RC HANTS, DF.F. , 1,14 tri Wool, Hides, Provisioned: Produce Generally, No. 209 Liberty Street, pittabergb. - Mona/VAL t APIJalt, DriLIMS G-rain and Pi-odium. Commumion and Forwarding 3Lerchanta Xo. 124 Second St., Pittstntrg.':, myallyd OBER1" DICKEY, 191/oletale Grocer, Air Prodnee am! Commission Merchant, NeeB43 LlLerty est, Imes Ralltand Prusenaer Dow. l'lllsbon4h. kW. .I'6 -A r IoLASSES. -30 0 bbls /Si c; u (S) , A r inlas , son, JO do7±yrop, for sale by y bill DA O. RYE -200 bus. in More nod for onto by .iws, 11 ITC11110C1(.)1cONP.KRY • CM NOW OPENINO—it full line of all the N " 1 "`• ',. Lr. , . 0 ..64i61444 4 15, Cloab, /Lc. A Ise, ...Jed.); io 00 , Dbmcetle 440 btaple Ilur—s.l at the tuy bireatbricce. Pious , 411.0.1 ave Cu.. ..12 C. 7140480 U LOVE, 74 11•11..4 4 1 , 44 FLOUR -100 bbls. choke Extra in More tirr iala br . 1.10) BP7IINCIIIR II A RHA Mill • CC. ._ _ ,~~ .' `.~ 41-51 bbls. for solo by MINIM IL Th====EMVIII VAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE. ,Ifurnitutt feanufarturera Munufad4rer al,l Dr-al,rs ALE I‘.l I.) V 1 L LI=1!!! r,, f t , !,'ER ELM AY() ir r , . TE S ra , E. Er .. I c : 11..,:11i.p, AND 11i 1STII: W.11112F.A. K, •1. ti ~ t1ii...11/1 , 13 r, J.ll :nl., (...r. a.l.ek i„ lei, ler, p1i.... CENTRE: 4 nee.l , e1:::All ENT' , ol ell I etch feer1,,,1e..1 11 •re.,l n..tir, t.y.r.1 , 5 31y IV•lch anal flock 111•II•r, ei s 1.1.11•011TICIt 4 1 4 1 1 N E WATEUESAND JEWELRY, .... No ':i Virth •ett,e.t.fe. "4,1.0 W,h•S ekre.l *1,1,1, Plllo. “ ,,, ..C l , P. _ - - Downer'a Prolific Eicoclling Strawberry. 71Q13311. TO WA VIA'S, SUPERIOR L to t10..y1 ltvetlliog in •JZ, ainal lo Purr, Now Vine In Aallaf, and Iront six to ten tuna w prodocti.e es any ollior of 11, one haudrat vorlttiov In cultivation " F. way, Air. !Menlo," or hi, ,l/s! iir ,, ii rag IL gentleman with whom I hare son acquainted awl Mato basins!. with for years, and In all nar tratutscilnim have never had moorn to plialatibt hit word or honorable dealing, which inancos me I.) a :opt the agcncv for his wonderlutir pinitfic barr, eon) f clef alertnl report cf nrrati:aillig Commit 33 Pt, A. S S 17 1 , 7 ID tIINISIIERS or ALL KINDS or BRASS 11 IVOTiff, um! ilonlen In 04/3 FIaTIT ItE3, Ans-OFFIDE AND IVAIICROUMA, NO. 134 v,-roOD STARET, Fire dours frvis Filth sliver. 4iFTFonselry, N 0.1112 First atreet,lis• 31oriongshrla Moss, batsman Work! 4/4-ALL ORDERS I'hOMPTLY FILL) j) ISrdif ENCII Al)l AMERICAN C O / I T.P.EIOTIO T. A. f&TEASCH & SONS, No. 4„.1.2 St. Clair titreot, Om.lto Ilia st. Chili. Hotel, D ESPECTFULLY informs their friends and the pnbite generally that tboy barn nisnxned tba t. Clair .treat, .her. *hay .111 brat/ constantly on band a largo assartrnant of Candi., Caltitai rt..% r.vir toys, nom, liardial in Ina, Brood), crosm. of; prom, rote Freatt and Lints) Trull., Not% nod ovtry artirlo twill to Mutt Urn. Insdara espaciatly Inward to call end imatninti onr stock, Yrn at a tray' low rank price. T. A. b II ONS, Manufacturer. cf Fretich end d m rleatt EßSOM eonfac & B tionarir. tipltdain GlLeffitlST'S CE-LEII.ItATED J. 11.6 fIAI.I.ENIWAG.Eft A CO, (Scutastr• In R. Durartp, Jr loi MARKET IWIIP.ST To ORObErKs AND T.D EA EAIEN.B.-- A lArgs lot of PAIIIIL BAU.i, pat remi , .. l nod for .als 4Y W. R. ITAVIW, Come Aftrlgeft apd Ewald. Wnrwt •trd Third oft. VAGIN'S FANCY urenow aaltivß A. W. ilt;ln'a caloltnnell Pt. LOIMB Fanny Yawl 17 flour, and AO, anytlttnr. Ist WI. market 1 ai.prtmat It lu qualify. .1. P. maagrr,ft co. , see i 6 Water and 9l Front al. BOSTON AND FARINA CRACRItA2 17 bbl.. jrat reed sad to Wu st !TIMOR'S Venally Stoner, and 'PA Store, Yederel /Amt. below the Port (go.. Allegheny. • Jail VLOUR-200 bbie Yaml4.loo do SHOO WORM do do-do r le tborol brittle, In atoll and for se by 82M91111 N0.= 1 EARBAIXSA ea, bit sole Wall etre& Grorm .""'" W 0LW..!....K.E IZOOKIIS AND DEA I.ER. IN Flout Glokeoaa, Citegme,, Frultsl4olll.& Pt od , WILLIAM , CIJILpIr tapicac:3lEut Nos. IN &tag lit wood Street, . 111.10 . 91R101.1,. ~, _ •- -•-•.•1111 ITSWAST, ht. of epttab . g. lusaten it Mania, Fl.st• EDatthaTiom & STEWART. (e. ,,, ...0r• In ifiti• kErl:-.Frtonl Wholesale Grocers and Commission 107 Vint.. street, Pit tbhrareth, Ja4:lyll 11111 Segall AN3! 4 1 I S r. C n ) i N . L T h l:te: ,,, Tili.onm No. Ih3 Liberty eitivo, Pataborgh. f.. 1:; 1,11 ALANDER KING, WHOLESALE EX Grocer and Imro.tor of Sods !kb. : 1 7 1 [A 0,1 3 INNstmrgh, %pi 150* _ I 0,411 JUNES cuuLEY wuuLELALE (mu 01:119 rind lAA! 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Wilson, of the Theological Seminar,v, Allegheny City, before the young gentlerneu composing the "Union" and "Washington" Literary Hoe Leticia, on'Tuesday evening, is presented below, on full as the slate of our eolumne will' permit The afore wan every way creditable, amt folly mai twined the deservedly high reputation of the ex cellent, laiented and popular gentlemen by whom it wee no eloquently delivered. Thn aii • thence was large, Mr. 11tIsnu holding a high place in the affections and adiulratiou of the eit,i, ene of Washiegion, to when/ he nu greatly endeared himself during his !collegiate nourne. We may truthfully affirm, that no student ever left the ballet of that instililtion, for whom o more universal reepeot --nay, love, was enter taineil all denote. lie endeared lilennalf to all by-his amiable disposition, high nooinl 'peal kers and nualfected piety. A scholarly gentle roan, of a high order of talente, and a most to lioitone delivery, he emphatically t, Mny Min life Ito - long, for we are well seemed already, by hie works, that it will Ito eminently uner o t to bin geuerition anJ hen race May Ilia yeoorL , men to: whom this feeling and clittitteut addretts was delivered, lay its lemons to heart, and net out in !heir lives the noble prinelplos no ear fleetly commended by the epeaker. We ran lieu present a eynopois of the sittlrelis "Beautifully and tenderly Las Addison tototheill the power of local association When, in giving an norontit of hie birth place, he dap 'the en talc was houmlrvl by the Rallic hedges and daytime in William the Conquerer'a time that it in at present ' ilenerolion after generation pasotia away, I,nl nature remains the Immo, and calmly look. down on their sleeping Limn , and these natural 'tenors, by the principle of teatto• elation, hold the key that unlocks to 118 a moat opulent treasure of memories No spot on earth can claim a richer chaster el such aancoiallone than College llall and Collegalwalks. io bin ilerp, distracting grief at the lona of hie father and the scandeloun Cantina/ of bet lumber, wanted to go back to College. Hi, ex quinine sensibilities were tortured by the lewd fre•olities of a corrupt Court. Ilis only remain ing comfort was rho scholarly companionahip of lien fellowistudent, Fforallo. flat and un profitable were all the noes of thin wont and he yearns for the quiet rococo and aunociotions of Witiemberg. Ile prefers College life to 11,1 gay, brilliant life at Conti. In this the great , IrFllll.,let has explored his way to some of the tenderest chords of the student's heart. A man can hare but nue mother; Litt next to the tooth ervhnt bore him is the College that nursed his intellectuality neat to the play grounds of Ids ehtliiheed nee the scenes of his anadetnizal freaks and frlendshipa Never did the great, the god file Wetted, ap• fear to 1-eller ailrautage—llerer did he do more hooter to his intellect sod ins heart, than when, at the coneli.ieti of his eaueummate argument lb,' harlot, oth.e'ollege /one, be panned, and filloig emotion, continued, ' It in, sir, as I have said,retail College• And yet, Moss ore ti-E,, to,-. '—iand there, in the open Court —in the presence of dignified Judges—his heart too full for utterance, he Mood and wept like o over the calamities of Ms Alma Ma • r.- t he alumnus who Instil not lola literary I mother, id n Ititrißler. Whatever quslitire of e head he titay bare, he hoe no Tialliteg or. heart that are lo I , e 1..40 To erery oludero, as W Ileorlet, l'utlesie is an asylum to which be loves to retreat, when worn by the carea non anuieties of life There all the assootaiions arc pleasant. The trees to the eatopos are dear oldaCqUititilanefe. Every ern in peopled with the moot enggestive recollection. The ion, Ihn tell is like the gteeting of long absent ftleeid Every lienell is an oracle. The walla are ehrottioleo Tho block•bnarda are eliggerilre f more !hail mathematical prob lems. henry echo, from portico to cupola, is a syliar yore 1,, hritig blur happy days gone by, :web their merry jokes, ringing laugh, hind !words nod joyous anima. ' Nor and few are my qualenoations er the eer y., you hare itaimeed upon me to-night. One, hpleirer, I can, claim — auiateetio sympathy atoll you an young men and almienlß The student is an enigma to himself- -Moro of an enigma, perhaps, to himself tan to any one else. An be walks the strectrior an he nits In hie room by his [gale table, hundreds of limes I.le. he propose to Illealalf (he perplexing query Whet un, 10 tramia an inn' What .41 Ito ! , r , The straggles and triumphs of a etudent at College, are yet to he truly and faithfully por. ,rayed and embodied in a book, which boot will be one of ihe most popular and interesting ever wiitten "Tom Brown's School Daye" gives a goo 1 and natural ides, no doubt, of life at Rug by gut this does hot rolls sneer the ease; yet et bate been, soil es, one of the most popular toottis of the !Imre I 6114111001 alleMpt any such rchnealtari are this. Let that he left to worthier hand+ .My sole tiiin to night will ho to inspire yon, possible, with lofty alms, noble purposes, nigh and noble resolves. Whole I am well aware there is a spurious self esieem, that no synonymous with vanity, and self-conceit, and empty-headedness, and, in common parlance, to attribute this quality to a man, is to denominate him an opinionated, vain fellow, at the tame time, row perfectly sure that there io a rational self-esteem, of which no young man here has enough. 1115 an opinion very prevalent. that aludelits at College, especially, have too much self esteem. They are, no Inobt, apt to incline to vanity; hat ibis is not because they think Lon highly of themselves, but because they donut think high ly enough. We estimate anything according to the elan dard cf measure, whatever that Is A ton of hay is a mountain in Troy weight. Measured by the carpenter's rule, the boundaries of re oouaty are liko the boundaries of a continent. It is having small standard of measure that makes men vain. It in really a want of nelf-es teem that Malin men selteenceited. A man who measures himself by the great lights of the World—by his renponsibilities to his Clod and hie geueratiou —never was a vain man—never can be Ptrrsnrzion. r,/. i,. /. /// /r. a. fib. w me a man who hae, to time adequate extent, estimated his own Influence and possible power—a man who ban prejeoted great echemee --hos determined to make his influence pervade ephere as wide as hie country or the world, and I will 'Mow you an humble man; because his own dimennione must seem diminutive com pared with the field in which he works, and his abilities must always seem to him ineignificant, compared with his responsibilities, and com pared with what,he expects of himself and what others expect of him. To aspire to the very widest imefulnese and to the very highest excel donee, is a grand recipe - for making mon humble, and is a royal exterminator of all etch vermin an nett conceit, sanity, pride, jealousy, envy. It is ho who aspires to some petty provioco of !metathesis, and by a languid exertion of about one-half of hie powers makes out to fill it, that thinks he has done great things. it ie he who hoe very limited ideas of whet his God or his generation hoe a eright to expect of him, who thinks ho is somebody. I come not, therefore, 10 flatter, or to foster a shallow, empty, chattering egotism, but to en deavor to excite to you noble aspirations, and call upon you to entertain noble and worthy ideas of your individual destinies, and reeponai- Mildest, and capacities, and ermeeptibilitlea, of good and greatness. In making out an estimate of yourselves!, do not put such an appralsement upon your capabilities as will dishonor the God who gave them to yon. Jo looking out for a sphere to fill, don't assign to yourself one that will cramp and dwarf your powers; but one , that will develope and disnipline them to the last degree. Not a man among you has the' slightest conception of what you can do; nor will you have until you are required to do about five or ten times as much as yen think it possible for you to do under any circumstances. The human mind is wonderfally elastic,. It would bear a vast deal of tension. Stretch it to its utmost limit to-day, and tomorrow it will with ease expand beyond the mark of yesterday. There to nothing in which there is so much out come as the mind, if properly managed. Wellington was dull and unpromising until plaoed in trying circumstaneee, and was thus called ord. His mother called him a dunce, and raid be was "only food for powder." Ile gained no sort of distinction, either at Eton or the Mil itary Academy, and up till thane of twenty-five he seems to have done nothing hat flirt with the ladies and get in debt. Ile is not the only emi nent man who had a /tepid boyhood. They knew not what was in them. There are two nets of opinions that may be adopted by young men, and two distinct sets of views that may be 'enter tained by them; and these opinions and views will produce characters aa widely different to can be, A yonng man comae to College with the idea that mediocrity is all that In expected of him. This In all be expecte of himself. That Ides in dead weight upon him as long as he lives, and if be la not treed from the clog, it will amigo him to the low place he boa assigned himself. But let us tailo it wider new. A very large pro portion orthe villainy and degradation of the minimise from a want of tree self-esteem.• The &mai step. in be downward noting, b • toilet* onafastalf-rsepsot As long as a man rap:eta. • F 11131.1.111 n. 1.111.1' ANDWPI:111:1: 1.1 I=lllll=l2l The result of decision of character was next treated In a masterly manner, glowing that it will end in singleness of purpose—concentration of thoughts and effort. Said he, the Roman ships beaked In a pleasant sunshine; but when, by moans of his mirrors, miles off, Archimedes garthered up their harmless rays and threw them in a focus upon the 'ships, they burned them up. We are not to troubles ourselves about the truth of this story, or to carefully in quire whether Archimedes really burnt the Ro man fleet or not. No one, I believe, denies that it is theoretically possible, at all events. So it is with the intellectual powers. Scattered over a hundred objects, and they are imbecile. Con centrate them on one, and they are almost em alponent. The rays of the sun at Syracuse were not hotter than elsewhere. It was net owing to anything peculiar in the individual rays, but to their concentration. Genius is not the excel lence of any one quality of the mind, but a con centration of all. We are compelled to forego the pleasure of following the eloquent speaker, in hie apposite quotations, vivid ,illastratione and multiplied proofs in confirmation of the views he no conli. I dently maintained. lie said, t,I pnuee bore to pull up by the roots another error that is apt to infect the minds of tundents. They read of the inspiration of poets and orators, and conclude they must sit still as Omphalos, until the expect ed afflatus comes—indulge in reverie, indolence and tobacco, hoping that in this way they shall all at once feel the mighty Impulse. and find the dull, languid eye lighted up and • • ".lo ono Wens, rolling." A Miller mistake was nays". committed. There Is Inch an Inspiration, but It comas not by yawn. lag and castls•bolldlsg. It is the birth of pato- himself, he will ho rtvipeeted by others. lint let him once lope this, and there is nothing to keep him. from the lowest oinks of ignominy and shame Ho goes thitherward by a tendency as unerring as a Miler seeks the bothun of a pool. A roan must feel t hat he is fit for nothing but the jail or the gibbet, before he becomes a burglar or a murderer. A man's conduct is a barometer of his .1f -respect. if his Opinions of himself are unworthy, his actions will take a low level with a toodenoy constantly to go still lower, Many a boy who might have done well for his generation rabil his race, has received from hie persona or his tutors, outdo mean ideas of him self, that they have with fatal swiftness and err tainty, sent him to the lowest level of society . Moo° who have the training of young minds, !Mould he sparing in the use of stick epithets as uunili.ekull, block-head, good for•nothing, aim- Noon, ... 0. Any non of them may go like a poi- coned arrow to the heart of A lensitiveyoulh,and wound or cripple him for Ills. It is when young that the impulse is received which sender a man downward to ignomihy and shame, or elevates hint to honor and usefulness. The most of you hope to graduate with re epeetalile misruling in your temps:inn, climes In your various profesoions or pursuits, you hope for tolerable aweless lon look forward to a competent livelihood - lo a moderato influ• mice in a county WWI/ Or village --in a reepenta ble standing and proficiency in your profonsion- - Pll9O and leiaure, entering snore or lens Into all their speuitintions. r our rollee,o otiblien aro pursued an a Mere Mapping Storm to your pro feeeion. roil look forward In the day, perhaps, when you can throw oxide your rmsar, Cicero, heroes Mower, awl all the rent in a preinteett- Imo pile in the dust, there In remain unilinturbed. If you eon acquire ellieniool knowledge enough In eland your examination', and lake your degree, poi will he notified. %nit the lithe no excureions tato the unexplored region,' of colours and lit. °rehire You have no thought of attaining the lop' of the hill, up which you have started I ouralme nee altogether too low. 1 our thoughto of yourself are grovelling, compared Willi what they should be. Von will tie your faculties down to Ole dust, when they ought to be soaring away Into the pure high almonphere of heaven. Who has a right thus to tether the imprdees of an im mortal spirit. Instead of this, aspire to the very highest excellenee Aim, high, and the very ele vation of the bow, will carry the arrow much higher than if the aim were lower. Instead of tieing 'fomented with the modicum of knowledge neeenoary for practical purposesenter the whole banning's° field, with a etrong, brave heart, and with heads willing to explore. Take as your, 'Code's the Manter•Milide of the world—those who tower inhere the penman multitude with implodes loftiness; and lake what 1 hey hovel ilia, no the measure f what you' should do.I Never dream that you hve done your whole duty, with you have develop d every power you have l to its 'tenet extent; a d have then employed that power to the utmo of your capacity in do ing good. Let your e e, like the eagle's, he' o filed upon the bon, and before pun are aware of lt,you will ho roaring away above valley, hill lop and mountain•peak out of eight, even of the low. ground oconpied by mediocrity Fish grow larger in proportion to the Sloe of toe utream in which they live. If the stream is but a rill, the link will be reunions. In the Alieniseippi or th e ocean, the same species will grow to a monstroue ohs Tho same law applies to man inlelleCill ally, that applies to fifth physically. In a narrow sphere,he in dwarfed—in a enpaetona sphere, he grows and developee nobly, I The eloquent speaker went on to show what would he probable intluence of each views upon life and tie battle; maintaining that opinion!' do as assuredly Oka practice as doctrines that they would destroy pedantry, and pride; that they would proiloce an honorable, stainlerm, and irre proaeLable life, 'hut the adoption of such views will lead to the adoption of large and extended pleas of uoefulnees—and then the test imputes, of the man's heart will dote out—the noblest at iribotes of his nature will have an opportunity of working themselves out into open day light end making Ihetneelven felt that the reason we have to few philanthropists—s ir few public, pa troop or lieuefsetere --in that a.: itUdtle self de preciation, chills and cramps rho best energies of our being, and that mire t hell. begelt en false hood—l cart not do anything—is whispered 11 ourselves or whispered to us by Satan; until we fall asleep to the lullaby ambler work 'hat angels would live to do and feel honored to doing The speaker weal on to filmset bat greal t01...i., and ae.ioiretnente arc not anenlotely oecesPary for gr.*, 11714 'opting 614111[1eec fie proved this by biting the lives of Howard and Wilber force—named eyucinymons with philanthropy and vast influence—names to the sound of which the gratitude of the human heart responds the world over, and thenowere nice of ordinary abil ity. It was said of Ifowerd, that hie highest talents were " Enyltsh I.eracif7...solulo o evil tri, plirito." 'rho great ones of this generation de ep him intellectuality, but a calm, saareal heir will encircle his memory when they are forgot. ten Wilberforce hail a con tiention so feeble, that he used to any, he was never either well lie ill—and yet with all that he ltd a work, the glory of whieh,if divided among al bin cotenipnrinies, would have immortalized their all The speaker held that it a ould not tie pre anmption in any one of the young men of his audience, to determine, with Ochre help, to make their influence pervade a hemisphere; that each e determination would be a great deal more laud able than to shelter therneelves is some obscure nook or Corner, and under pretence of meekness, rooter on Abominable indolence; that coo ray of light would make but a sorry figure is lighting up our world, bat it does not, en that oceeitot, refuse to leave Its source, but goes to the remot est limits of the syetem; it fulfils its mission, and no do its fellows, and the consequence isthat' the world in robed in light. lie maintained that the views he advocated, would lead to an active, industrious, indefatiga ble life. Persistent, untiring effort is necessary to any great or even respectable achievements Any thing that is excellent, is not done by file and starts. The coral reefs were not made in I a day--great men are not the mushroom growth of a night ; Rome was not built in a day ; °,•. l'eter's has been building for centuries and is not finished yet; Nature and Art are full of in stances—neither does any thing that in great or durable in a hurry or allot once. We hear mach about genius and intelletautlity—natural abili ties and rain gifts, etc., bent greatness consists not half so much in genius tittle the will that de termines and the energy that executes them, is labor. But intelligent labor will have an end in view, and the labor will be in proportion to the height of the aim. Its affirmed that no greater error wan ever entertained, than that any excellent work was ever accomplished, or ever will be, without great pains and patience. The world forms a (glee idea of its great minds, and of the way in which their great works were produced. It reads the immortal productions genius has given it—yawns and imagines they sprung spontaneously from the mind of the au there—full panoplied, like Minerva from the brain of Jupiter. The epeaker Illustrated his position bypassing iu review a galaxy of great and immortal names, to which both ancient and modern history points with exultant pride. Another effect of eneh views will be derision of rharaarr and singleness of purpose. la it not a mean opinion of individual ability and indivi dual reepeolability, that surrenders private judgment tots the heads of a tyrannical Papal supremacy. Thie .is the low foundation on which is reared this dismal hierarchy, whose shadow caste a gloom over the world. It is a craven, cowardly spirit, which is afraid to face the responsibilities of life, that developes all time responsibilities upon a rotten and corrupt church. Here the speaker introduced an array of teeti mony in corroboration of hie views, affirming their truth and their junkie in a most conclu sive and triumphant manner. ICul thought. Israel's Poet King found it "Where I mused: the fire burned." Even the Psalmist's inspiration came not by chance, nor was it thrust upon him. God gave it him in ac cordance with the laws of human nature and the human mind. Attentive thought and concentration produce inspiration. The ma chinery most work before it glows. Here again all are CU a level. Providence has fixed labor as the price of success in anything. Ile has, also, mercifully made it not only consistent with nur happiness, brit conducive of it. The curse becomes a bleasing. Slr William Hamilton defines pleasure to be t e e tawthhdiret O eh l n l r il lifitleito i x le ooWfr i h rl op n ua g wni ni''emsuaPnct chedeeir'sesl'illieorasuon7 e le: lt o: p ayh h t. eg h tsio e nd ra ngio iwny t 'l o ge the prevent, and, by a masterly generalization, ehowe that all their apparently diverse views resolve themselves at last, by aiittle analysis;. Into this definition. Nor is this alone the view of metaphysicians. I find the prince of Amer ican preachers, John 31. Mason, saying, in bin eulogy on Washington, that 'the Omnipotent allots great enjoyment an the mood of great ex ertion." Identically,the same idea. Poets give us the same thought, dressed in its beat attire. :Melly, in his exquisite ode to the skylark, sap: ttly . clear, tend ',genre, .tanguor cannot tie." Coleridge !Teaks of the perennial fire-proof joys of constant. employment. Kant says, if ono can find pleasure in the continual enjoyment of delights, these soon pall upon us, in fact, the sooner the more Intense was their enjoyment . There in no permanent pleasure to be reaped except in labor alone. Those who &snort that there in no excellence without great labor, might have ridded—there to no real happiness without great labor. 'Let us bear the conclusion of the whole matter' Each of you, if you will, can do a great, ti good, a beating work; and the cement, untiring effort necessary to the accom plishment of thin work, is the very essence of human happiness. These are the conditions of life. Could you deniie better' Upon these conditions are you ready' to go into the battle of life' ('stone.' Wathanytunian.il what say you' We are mortal, but our work, whether good or. bad, is immortal When earth's monuments of brave have crumbled away—when earth's eter nal hills have melted—our work will remain through endless times and eternities. Will any nl you skulk and hide behind the wretch ed protest of inability to do any thing? To the earnest heart and unwavering will, all things are possible. There is no purely English word—no sin gle word from an Anglo Salim root—which conveys the idea of impoeeiblliey. We have the word from the Latin, and we don't thank the ltomanv for it. Napoleon used to say, it AM bad French—we C 2112 may it wen not Anglo SJEOtlat all. Chatham stamped upon impossibilities. To throw him into a towering paaxion, it was only necessary for some of his col leagues to suggest that his plans were impracticable. Amidst the gathering rospo.ibilities and crowding issues of such an age as OU.; dare arty man aonsult his ease or let his tartness osuipound with his duty? Be not the moping owl , content with his erotica. in his tree and his shady nook of wood—but ho the eagle, •t rang in tin run-light—dauntless in the 'torn, lturst the rhyselis that confines your pow rs, and let them soar over extensive and varied gelds e of usefulness. It ememLcr tont, then I r..ath end the vn. k r I t t.• gri.nt rpit - tt and a busy boar, rdo add and 1b...mu1l e.ul t erntc. do lin.. r. g,ton, sit 1..1 /114 —One gr.," thongbt—non d,ed, ere 011111, mold matekin longer seem , Than (learb yt.r might another • thnusand days; We live in not yea e.—ln thonghta. not breath In feeling., ant In Ilguree on • dial; we should roan by henll drub..—betnoet live. WI,. thinks moat, facie the noblest, arts the brat." Lot your beasts expand to-night lathe inspiration of grand purposes—lofty views and noble ends. ' 1 ott ran make your tires sublime. Away with churlish fears' Down with rising misgirings! Toes irresolution I. the winds! Be done coquetting with anti indolence and ease' l'p to the loud call of duty! Arouse' the reveille of the uoriil in boating! Oa with the armor of a steady purpose and a brave heart! Forward! with the spirit and the courage of the light brigade—the noble nix hundred, as they dashed down the valley of Italalclaru. The ignites of life aro be fore you —go,meol i hero lit o men. Tour trio.. Mil r r will follow pot with the tearful solicitude of a tender mollies. 'f no mipaliiiii lea within you and the opioirtunitios ar•qtz,.l i ou, memorise the expectation that their linens will be met by you manfully. If you disappoint their expectations, nerer - egain di a look your A 'iiio 1/iiter in the faro. Disappoint tin h reasonable expectations am these, and you no Minerva no much American earth as will . . r dishonored bones, to keep them from bleaching he storm, and whitening in the Fan. insurancr Indemnity Against Loss by Fire M=M=o=l =MI Offiea I and 437 Cheatnut et.. near Fifth Istensest ..t Aessts, .lanssrl ht, agree y to an a,: a AssettAdy. Wlag Firer llurtgageo. imply secured $1,731,6.59 ne , lFst.t.tioresrpt valve tlu.1,51:101)com 77,761 Temp. , tery Lenq nn ample Collateral.?.. .:rides et aLe ICr.weal',el.. 1..1,6,7 71, 4.1 Mile ruetral.le $ . 2,016=1 Cl_ The ..ly PrAls Iran Prmaintas which this (knot 'Y caaa t., It% Rl,lts srLl:h Imvu E.eu drx errolnul. laws. up/,16 n yde•crtpti, nt Property tvl ( - Noma/ y, •t Y. IL,. .»cmaoristent Mince their tcrorporallinh period or thirty years, [boy Lane paid Lout% by gra, to an cancans exceeding Eltir of' Dollare thereby affording evidences! the edvenuigoe et intnracwe, a. weU ea their ability ant dirpo eition ti. mast With promptness ell thatillittee. LOSPSS ST rua. durin4 the yoar 1.559 STSCTIOSS. Cherie. Barichet • IdorderAl•D. Levin bi n . Wagner. David 8. Deana, esninol Grant, Isaac Lea, Jaotib It Erotrh, Edward O. riot°, orge W Richert. George Pelee OfiAliLl.B N. DANDLE% Presider! EDWARD 0. DALE, Vita Pruitt, We A !frt.:, tiocrttary pre tent J. , dARDNYJS COYPIN. A;ent, ,•,tc ddire Northeast nor. Wood ant Thud en LIRE INSURANCE, Reliance Mutual Insurance Company eIIILARELPIIIA oe 9011.110,,, Porpetnal,3lorchundise,Suruttnta it., In Town or Country. Office No. 308 Walnut Street. 116 1 , 11 , 1651:7,951...A6.4443 ft/1604 13.—luveated 1.111.31.1. First Mortgage on Improved City Property, worth double th e ennuraft $161,600 00 Lonna.. Itailiced Co'. 8 por o6ot. Morton. Lean, 1.30 met .. . 57,900 00 Allegheny county 6 portent. Paul. It It. Loan.. 10,000 00 City of Philadelphia, do do do .. 00 Peureylventa Ca n' Stock 6,10000 Stook of the Pellance lumiraufe 19,60 00 Stook of County Piro Insurznoe Co 1,050 00 Stuck of Delawaro /11. S. Inearsace . 160 00 Union 61. Tom:trance Co's ecetp 15313 Dills Recotrablo, Duette. paper ...... 36,373 13 D o A,rounta, aurnod Intoreat,ot: ......... ..... 1,511 01 nesh 00 !mod 40.1 In Beak.— ....... 11,503 98 it 111,478 13 CLEM TIIILILS. V, Preednot. r ISICTOYS Clem tingle • Wm. R. Thoruit-“, V rederick U Sum:moon, JA R R. Worrell, U. L. ORreno, Robert Toland. Fr , Elerjek U. R Wood, .Ifioi• W00,13,- fietnnel 1114ihion. Itntrrt Buren William Muni., trid. W. Tingley. orah/1011M, Z. Lotting., Wows. Mond, Jaroh T. Bunting, Bondi Bowen, John Blwell, Bittallorgh. Bio-relary. J. 0. lIVIN, Agent t: •,r Lb rant corner Third 0 a o nd Wood mode Fire, Marine end Inland insnranee. INSURANCE CO. or NORTH . ANTERTCA THILADZLPIIIA. Inr.proarated 8r,00,000. Amato, Jannary 10. 800 81,109,95.1 87. DIRECTORR—Arthar O. Corlin, &rood W. Jonas, Job, A Brown, Nimrod Y. Eolith, Charles Taylor, Ambrcoo Whit. John ILE, Richard D. Wood, William Welsh, Walla= E. Bowen, JAIIHIS N. Dickmn, B. Norm Wain, John 11.00. Oen. L. rharkoll, Francis R. Orpe, Edward H. Trotter. llAnnw M.. 11, Foey. ARTHUR 0. 00/FIN, Prut. INSURANCE CO. or rut STATE or PA., PHILADELPHIA. Incorporarod, 1 7 94—Capital...-.R700 ,000. As-eta Vobroary 1, 1809 ..._..._.... . _ ....._..... 5313,808 48. DIRECTORS—Henry D. Simeon Toby, Marina Ilacalester, William 8. Eolith,Johnn B. Rudd, Lleru'y 0. Freeman, Charles B. Lewis, George C. Carlon, WlElam IL White, George 11. Btnart, Samna Grant, Jr., Thomas Wag. ~., Thomas B. Wolfson. HENRY HBTIERREED, Woad.. President. Itg_llararaorn la Its abort, Old and Rellablo Companies, cnn ha obtained by application to Adfirdity W. P. JONES, Agent' 81 Water .t. Philadelphia Piro end Latta INADRANON COMPANY, No. 149 Chesnut Street, OPPOBITH TRH 0138T081 110 13 81. Will make ell Mode of Immance, either Purpotosl or limited, on eery deception ot Property or Merchaadlea It roseoust.le rater of premium. ROBERT. P. NINO, Pr... Aleut. N. W. &unix, Vice Pratidtut 1 , 111347011. . N" r j_pep7 Charles P. nod, E. B. Elagllrli. P. B. Paver,. 0. Elliernaso, B. J. Moyne., r. DLLClarttfl,S.retal7. J. G. COITIN, Ageut, Thin, and Wood .0..4 Pennsylvania Insurance Company or PITTSBONGII, Offic. No. 83 Fourth ~ RTOST Wad. flampton• A. A. Carrier, 11.0bert Patrick, .- ti l ;:tfr. 13P"'n4 •laa Vcoghtly, dames B. Llopklua. C. A. Cotton. Jacob Palatar, Ilea. W. anslab, A. J. Jones, Hall Pa 11..., J. P. Taboos, I. Gat or Pproul, i 5,712. and Maxine RIZ - takon or an iescriptloos. MIRCELL Proddant— . Mama. Vico Praddeot-Rort 1100.4 , 7 Trumoine-1. Gam Bra, on.. Jai SEAMLESS BAGS. - 10,000 /Manchester zap, 8,000 Black A. da, on band sad ramble/ daily trout ttrlatry far sale at lomat we prima by WO) 11 BsT R 1/43=3" a:T.1.11)1:v aid ilandila Delaware Mutual Safety Inman, Company haterrperata by tar LeigiAkshavtifibinsylvenia,ls3ll, Office, S. E. Comer Third and Walnut eta., PHILADELPLELL MARINE LVS772.4.XLEYou Vessels, Cargo, and batik.' to all parts or Ids world. INLAND LY.TORANO23 On Goods, Li. Mail, Cant, Lakes and Land Canis" to all parts of the Vakai. SIRE INSIIRANC7.3 on Ilegebantllze generally.—en gnaw, Dwelling Houma, ie. Ronda Mortgage., and Real E5iat5........32 01,380 9* Lee.._ ` vs zon 2 15450 s 00 ..... 11 0 01 91 Ossb on band-8,693 08 Balance. bandeof Avast; * Preen' =Won Marine Pnlicbseseantly toned, and otke sr dgbts do. the Intwertption $70511.7311 DT Jones C. linnd. Tb.PhanaPanidlog , James Trannetr, MD= Erm Jr., J. D. Pentagon, &ems P. Mrs. Sa.mnel&ekes. ary 131mN Ja W well. UMW& 'MOMS 0. Ilasid, Robert Barton, Jr 44 'BemNta. Pihsteg, D. T. Mort., .1 Naar Lru.snta, J. S. Lege., WM. AIARTItt, President- _ IO& C. 'LAND, Vim Prealonl. Deeretary. P. A. ALUM:CA, Agent, Wet. street, Pittebnrgn. P7llllarn Martin, Juryh U. Sul, Llahrnd A. Bonder, John 0. Davie, Jahn K. Ponrue, o .arge 0. Lelper. &url Derllngten Dr. R Pd. Ilneron, Witham 0. Ludwig ungp Dpere r Ilellreln, Merles Kelley 11. June Drulje, Jareb P. Jonas aplyd —4.12 Weatern loamanGe Company pITTSBURCIIII. GEORGE PARMA, ProdSant Y. M. (WILIAM, Meerut.). OPPICE, tic. 02 %star meet, (8p,..g i 00.'e War...Yount , np guar; Pittsburgh. Win huure ago:lnstal Linda of An and !farina Bias limns Icareutian suassaped toy Dtreclon. go*. art well krunzur in She couresunre and mho are ddepaamed iv h praaptnees and fairreally, to eurintain the character se Ur, 4.2 , rue:ruled. as ofersup the beep - piece:ow Co than rho I•stre 4 desseurra. APSETE, APRIL 80, MG. clu me- 1 ........... ..... 20,000 00 Yerr~ Re 2,loo 00 t.oB,....Sondenee. OO ....... _ ............. ....... 260 Uperi s accaoure_ Premium Nara; 50,614 12 Nara and EMI. 163,300 20 WK. . J. .Et a G. W.. 1 Amen Ifairdey, Alexander Epnar Andrew Ackley, my3o Bovioag•h•la laaaraae• lioutpaar. OF PPMMIMIGEt. or ncont —JAM ES A. lIIITODISON, President UE\RY M. ATWOOD, Beenfary. Omoo, No. 98 WAY= EMI; Rai insure Against all Nods of Aso and 'Game Risky. ASSETS, MAY 'ern. I. Block boo Bill. , Waldo.] demand, wasted by two approved names .... ...... 03 Vol. ..... - .... . ....... 36,645 Dielconntcd_ lit share. Ilsclucolci . Ihmk Stock—coat---- 6,105 00 100 do Clthante do do do ..—..—. 15,170 CO EA do Back of Pftteburgh do do .—...... 2,760 01:1 40 do Exchange. Bank do do ......—.- 2,060 00 Badanc* of Book Account. ..... ...... ...-.—.. 6,0.51 00 Omer Ynrnlttato 600 00 Oaah 64,112 04 t 222,063 31 Wm. B. Rolm.. Robt.Dshall, Wm. Rea, K Irkpittrlck ,1112611 A. nouranco Co. of Paluksy/vanla Omsk , No. 97 Water Nrcd, Plage-n-21 J. 11. 5170ENBIZEGIta, Prat:dew. ROCKET MINEV, Seez:atary Conflnnee In I nsure against all t Inkle of Fire and Mariner Eksls. ABSETB, MAY 31, 1030. Cash In PittaLarah Trust Company 430,600 08 Plork Duo.BlUs—payable on demand 44,(015 60 DOlconntral Notaa--- .... Hondo and Mort ..... .......... ... 321127 42 Mortgaged 10 (133 33 300 akar.. Iron Ity Bank fitock—oun 15,000 CO 1310 do Exchange Bank Btock—eoat_. 11.608 63 310 do Mlegtany Bank 10,003 00 100 do Idocbanica' Bank Stock--cort__ . .4. 6,608 63 12.262 76 Bill. lloorirabla 4 . 679 91_ 3.6190 63 OtaUr.... J. C. Ehoeubtrger , 10. AV. Cum, W. K. Nunich . Isaac M. Pennock, Jam A. Caughay W. W.Martlq U J B a . ulan WD:C 7. t'h ill i i : Oe r' ll, ' W.. J..„. Tr LL d dium ,... . n.r.411.'1 7 .4". 5, ''''" 1 . ~, yll M ri A' , LLEGHENY INSURANCS C6151P , Y OF PITTSEIVEOKI. OSPICE—No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Black, INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF FIRE ADD MARINO RISKS. ISALO JONRS, Prondont; JOON D. RIOCORD, - flo PoolLIRA: D. II 1100 H, Secretary; CapL WILLIAM DELIS, Gel:tend AgeuL Donerons—hean C. O. llnesey, Decoy Mild; NPL K. Cloy, John L. Wllenn, ILL. rattneetml4 Job. D. McCord, lan. SL Pennock, lO P. Starling, CepL ThcaL IL Rowe, Rohl, 11. Dols. jeßlyd GrFt.E..A.U? WICISTICIR.N" NBITRANCEI & TRUST CORCPrn. OFFICE IN COIIPANTI EIRLDINO. N 0.403 %V AL.NOT STREET. PHILADELPHIA. CHARTER PIRPETITAL. Ault:tort:ad =OW 4500,000 00 Anliable =seta arez --. 350 000 00 FIRE, MARINE, C.ll/00 sad INLAND RiEIO3IOSOE R. W. POIXDISTER, Am; N 0.97 Waterstne. MEMO LIFE lIISUHANOE.—The CIIRA.RDLIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY AND TBI7BT COMPANY, or toe Array, No, TO Onmt woof, Pittaburgh, omthane to mat. Insorancea canna. In addition to • paid capital of 300,000, they hare a large and Incrsaeing MinglizniD MD . , Cording undoubted mecority to the Insured. In cum of Iranran. for Life the bonne declared from LAM profit. has .Coady exceeded guy per card. oriall prehn mon paid. Tun. Rilairerai, Pixel; John F. Jame*, Actuary; Jas. Bing, M. D, Medical Examiner, office No.IIS 1711th Menet, Pittsburgh. Far Rather Information apply to WEL BARE, • WELL, Agent for the Company, N 0.76 Grant greet. my/2134 Mot:10. AMERICAN HOUSE BOSTON. IS TILE LARGEST AND BEST AR _IL mood Hotel In the New England Stater, IS oteoJra trolly located, and easy of some from all the routes of travel. It contain, all the =data bnprorenteatlx, and every convenience for the comfort and aocemmodWcw of the traveling public. The sleeping rooms are large =dwell ventilated; the suited of rooms are wall =Mask pletely furnished for familia. and large trawling pa= mi d the home will continne to to kept es • lint claim to every moo& loudly LEWIS LICE, Praprtotar. Ottecettancous. FRENCH WHITE ZINC PAINT FROM ME - VIEILLE MONTAGNE COMPANY o.ll' TIMS PAINT is adapted to all purposes to whizh the beet White Load i. appitcable, Is dans bot tom yellow, as teed Invariably does, and will Egtdre bard DOM and smoothness of Coach panelling without the aid of varn and is easily Imbed. Colors with • rim beds retain their freshness and brilliancy of color. 200 pounds Will cover ss ouch surface, with the sanso Lodlroes ZO pounds of Inad--ehowing groat 00:111011.7 IN well as twenty. In order that parties may depend upon gettingthe article strictly pure they should boy of Dow hot the most raped. hie houses. The Company ship but two queUtlee, known u -T., 1 and 81tese Whine Dry. Sad and Gram feel. Thsffo. 1 or Rod tout le the articto most need to panftlng plumes, the Onow White or Grout Seel helbg only needled tee most expensive work. JOSEPH IL STRONG, Agent for theCa Ortlent addressod to efthor of tee folloning home. will ha Illted et the IMO eedo.rl tariff of prime, eltdor Dryer ft. OH. U L & 00118138LEa 123 Maiden fano, New York.. 11 .2YNOVIDS. DUOS 2 PRATT, jo2S.3nod 100 and 108 Follodignest, Now Tort. strErr ARRIVED ANOTHER__A-OT WILLIAM MENA...I3EI C0.26r. PIANO FORTES, sob BALE By CHARLOTTE: R.LLTAXID. No.llll Wood at, 2,1d00r abor• 71fth • ; ; • T CONG •e • TION OVYKR TAM CECURCII .111D1:110k, CORNER GEAPPAND THIRD SM, FOR &a ON BUWNADU TYISI2J3, Together with the OBOtti end ItITB.IM:um It l will atul substantially bnllt , csPabl• or wusting six bututrwl persons comfortably, slat b only eared iberast. Denims it is too Rua to their secomistodatke. for tams, to.. apply to WU.I.I.EMILION i Ncs 94 Water wrest, or J. ItOOBYEII, JL, N 0.225 Liberty street. 0: 11. ANDERBOX, lK trostew • 0 SILL Suiczos Draml Officego t iteeee 87 GIANT NM = rwpante th hke e Court name, believe. he nut an the, wawa or any th at may Isere him with their yettonene. Any or the rerionsitynw of Teeth inserted Jr igt mrhni, EDWiii t e, ij mn, o, ay. y ab Drova a........ auf 2.3 lisnodo—• liced . 11 =11 /120, see WM Kati;. Insurance. 914730 57 11)0,000 00 $301,119 06 Wm. McKnight, Alma- Nathaniel Holama, lilinick, David IL j William IL /nab C W. ILI-Amaon, P. IL GORDON. Bevy. Wm. d, Caldwell. ' Wilson !Tiffin., John 11cDewIG, . Geo. A. Barry madam, 'Nit? M. ATWOOD. Bs e'y IL~
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