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6
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iitge w i ts t ton : Ai; . .
a. GRATA eouttemOtuifintraiwr,and
L : 71):4 111
283.1Ab l i "11148"liti L....._ glik
rts,
.1y • - `Pirriwaita B. Pc
sipaba fut.
11414.111-0 -0 o Po' z ;
• ' Grocers,
1
:IP cows ;
j-V"1.. " 1 Water PL
/7 Y
tempi L woes ' .....
'JOHN CO;.
W ;,A L R 14.4 a
admiussiviv.mimailai.rs,-;
Comer of .SmithSeid and Water Streets,
Pt 7 • • PirrSllllBl3ll, PltreiA.
40111611111111. i Or..
'iroraittetilisti' and Cooommime alrarchatelt,
16eArL01111. I KAIh us 4 PRODUCE a...rally,
Ap...34 4 kLiblrty.btres... --
awalvl7lkh6.k. - sioc.. t , h co, Plitebotah: Joe.
Dilworth, Oleg_ ,d. Brotrolliirkpatriel64o. Lemie.Delsall
•O. dacasair*Jl Dllttytl y d4 Tatum' 01,-21,Losha
J. salartpo,rokakett:AL CllnciwiatElfnutk
SII•sor kb, da Webiter a Slum, Sherwood
Cl;. Mr. SolllsattdOol
. Rkbardaon a Orestooa, Oookmaa a Bnahara,
do; A. 00444 her York. ' . • . - "Oa
EDGERtON & .82EWART,
Whotauletirotteeet(loniiiission'iferabante,
10 Ui).AREET:
=Il
a. 11. *WM,
4.3.1,:.31 Nir o 0.,
Oimimil!gOom 414. 104. low stdisig Meralka.ta.
- "4al Illreakailli Desks.
IV6Br&RN litsEßVt CAUSE,
BFrrYN . E.oi!c, uodor.. iijDus, litho;
rots ) 6 71 ArB
i t i .,4u,.;,. - Lira tcw ou,
1.11•••• , 1111 Arid. stn“.
Oalk,
43 o rd i; t.88'11yti.,.M.1..tt11.11 A N T 8;
;.
53.E . t.4141N ex. PRODU9.IE.
eminently at bead. P star fattamaloo paid to dialog
order. Pm illrobatpnsegrojrally. oc&lrd
_I &MRS 'A. Fr ER, Forwarding add
00113I111110:4 &IdItOIIANZ far the otho of fLOOD.
0 ltd N, twos; taxa, worna,e fIED
sod Prod.. soshrally, No/ If Mallet &Fen, earner Aral,
.13,11,d)5y,,t01.„ PittabodstVilll/sio toorth,
1110, do, Urea, tar M., ao, Juba
1 1 / 1 11dOP; do: D. Horpfr, •• Oa, Oloolonsoll; d. Brody,
Outlier , Id,* M., Sant, Wfoodiag, /Ismael. Gicioqi. do,
chruthia woo, a Douton,es &Kamm a Ara,
Paaaaitada' -- - , I I . aawly
4 4.1 t 11,8 T, diPSA:fiILISS,'
..,.... -
.• i-eatopuits AND PROVING*
OOMMISSEONMEJICELANT§,
~ , ,: 267 Liberty Street, corner of Rand;
erriiircnisa, ratura.- , - • • • --
**.Patticolir attootke jive to Ow vurehlassad We Of
Illoory.Grala. Dow 'rainPotato., Peet, Loßio . o °4 o
Ohnoo% Cknor oat lloottli Soo* Co. '
WWI. promptly 411•0 asi *a faired ons• Voe pion. lti
noosemodoottaiedgeommfo,• • " • •• • .
isaliko Of the Nvabefxb log Itanobet.ri. Oliaili
Sa Al
~q
MALKL B. FLOID a CO., -
ATLi , ~_ :
_. . MI!WIWI minimums,
PAdfctrr i pAlAgisua Goon.lly,
pirnitsuaga. pA. ''''.''''' gr ...... }. ‘ALM-D 4,01 .
.
EIM=IMIS
1. 4 .61M.195.
unactwips f is NUN,
0OMISSION" MEROIIANTS,
.t...'"bie.iiixtts IN tank iuna •
ikee Aimee' for the Miele of
' Manning. -
_Nrick and — Pot Clay,
. Noe. Cavan! 151 'Wood 'Kir.% anti Sloth, Pinaleeretb.
migWiapiews sti lfaapActuriore CAA
Pal M.o. • 102.1 yd
111113µVOIAIL, a•auscar, , a
owe wilma j a 0(4
roniirdiiig and :121oon 4ardbanta.
ha
•
Pz*simai4i asill,Woid, •
Xs. lia:Awo awl , 112411.0 d Pi
enumailalMMlM.....lllll4.ol •14.643.1
SPRIINGIGII naguJitruel t CO., •
COMICIAgION TS.
Dp-Lkiti LW
Wool, hides , Proreions& Pioduee Generally,
/116.409 Liberty S trMt, Pittsburgh.
• SI*JIC A • J is
Main UP
la'reitnisiiii.l 't . roduens.
00=1168i= and Forwarding Marahanta,
No. 134 6.o.4Bi.ikunoweb, Pa.
•
ugutistb.
WApte.kkOlNt wtwiessie Diuggia,
2 2 0.1.4. - 01) st.www.yesed Areal for ?Yakut%
Solid .lid IGittacti, - ten Ltberty 14-44, Vast.
blargb,{ll, . -
A FAIINESTOpti a W ., WHOLE
. Nth DraiestirWralselqrera, of . Milk lad,
Lltbaript,tarate W d sad' groat atrest., Mt.
FAitUN - 4. RRITEI4 WIIOLESALEARD
slll Druggist.. eoinee fol Liberty and et. Clair mi.
JOSEPH FLEMING, ISUUOICSSOIi TO L.
.111:1tiorser Itsultet nnet and" Dlamoadkse9.
=l , l , OD hand .full and sitatlArte a Drug%
cto
Madkla•Ohosta, ISrfamery, ea all attain pp,
jOloin bushaer.
airrhyle!agankrftuipticut aulatilly easposudd as dal
wax , K14Y814.1t, DKUOGIST,
Jur up Wood arse I.' eanleiß a Wood street - m4 Virgla
Pidtabeirgb, Pal •
V .1 . , , b4.10 T , • iWhoiesale [Alder in.
UDratrA P*Aa, VArnhbre . 1,1 Drina's. 14.224
Liberty sena. PlUsbArgh. " •
AU onion, AUL mein proottlatAndiale.
-. • Ottal iblato Agents
-• : . WILLMAR WARD. • --
12..eataa , ln . - PROXISSOItY • NOTES,
firaoß RortirOsso olfrocarlUor for coowy.
coa promo loarAttrooirb tor Agolnty, MI rapt.
The. 40111allig to tarp.[ :Rh* M 09.117 to gokkadrantaiir,
ma always !lief drat srarl wool dam puller of my 'Woo, for
Alleoluiftriorrkoa sod LlLLorriorri oorddruliol.
— O MR GAMUT !TWAT, opportte BL Ruin OLthodrol-
Prozixki;: *aim
IrAUKS .110LALES CO., Pork Packers
wad Dealers t Protlimi, tor.. alb:lM tad troot
1461)0
LESOU :& HUTCH tNißsii . ,, daallniedidit
and POtairdlog P
UN dation F awn jig
Nom Mao% Plow, PUN &oda, Boast, Loa d 041, Pot
sad Pout Mho, Soodt; GraltOtiod, Pratt, sod Prodoo. r
raordl l 7 am& haal7.ooat &lino oil hood.—
atotato WO:with of. Madam. CO. oda:a...tad • potooral
Pearl Stara. ,
or.
&wad +aid 10 llnatta, botrate
Wool pod Po
oat, Plutaargh, R. ottPapi
=ZS& W
Ch._ AIISLIOUS.E.—HANRY'
OOLLITiII, sotrOgimminas Wielmusoad
Drier Is Mow., uttm, Law Ifigh sad PArodime
Wood st...6o•oWaer,-liti•bint• .721
Austc,iikr
yonN.ll:_iatukNa 81 WOOD ST.,
U •60 ludnk sinoljla. Arai
RCOnm.•1111R11 . (Bootbs) PLANO FURIES, MA.
Mt • 1•1.1111.11011 spun IIKL01:11101511 and OMAN
EIARIIIOIIII4IA wk . LW/wigs Rtad•al IlladuslOords.
^ •
KLEISER &, ,, BECh, No. &3 FIFTII
a of Ilaoltsd=ole AgestlrtlNKß
1 1 41(08,1114 WAWA lIMITAWiI nada 111=
v o oorsomoso.v E . l.6Eatruoint, moons*,
• orTit-BLlnd : .14AIJUFACTUR
D•klar is Pine 1 7oridsouid [sponse of Made
sad larkat.lastrion•etm... IlowAgzet for A•IINNI117110
rarroaatiaailuure,• Dam a 00.% SA= Mori,
bcinitimr f4ents.
G.°RDOV
.....01Mpp.„ •
'T32 ham.
GARDLNZR COFFIN. Ag.wt For 'rook'
fUI • 1112 Itianwee Compaq, North emottocnrer
mod struts+ : •
A. MADEIRA; Agont for Delimar•
ILTBNIIIC, , ATWOOP 4 Secretary of , the
Kaioitratolit lasatanne Oct, PS Intern.: " dal
DTP Coots.
L LL MrsoanaLL.:_
AL 40
IhROILyjELDO4( TH mar.
Ita3 Art thwidhltjWbalisid
pissad Racy Dwy corner Fovriq anli
nutLlilliiaUMMOtet. • .
C/40VA pßealetja OttPle
• Dr1 4 4 11 1.411M Ot thl". 6 lo o a 800 ,
Mattel atnotorit . - z
11. PLUM/4111:01W *extol -I-Bert
iSookstllst# o lft.
iso4aor '
13011111ML/13.1.DAVIS; __..nor to John S.
DovbrlA.kx In Doak BWlocio7,ne, No. NI Woo*
sorook oonterof D mood BUM moon*,
v M. 0. JOll : a DO., Statioaen.
~Biesek IllakandainuonaliPlob Mem, IN.
A:Air je 7,IITVTI ; D_BTA.
'dam Nalll;lllftlitiliklasti lliieletbditi:
Tibd t rite*erges,Ps. 50111, 1saturwiesistem ,
aftliboar_T,t
- AOLNANONDI L LI B AND 91.4!1
El!
; f1 s=
. _
`4.rft.,(:,71"4.?
IMI
___ -
--
PRANK V AN GORDBEI,
PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION . lIERCHANT.
Deals Is Floor, Brom% &W., Butter, Lod. Meese. Pork,
Drltd sad Ors. Wrung sad Produrs gunandly.
ham& Gitbi Advaators wade aw CbtUsigrustcstr.
Warehouse, No. 114 Second Street, Pittsburgh.
algrAlkela •
Krems & kahoq Pittuburgh C. Pella k Co., Pittsburgh
Warm • OoMo, do I Phriver • VII worth, de
oak ' Spinier, Ilarbssuirti a Lb,
111113 CAN
,•A‘.l., of too late Om ol D. kl'•uoo)d •
co, Ws 0.
'WA auoitzu, Si. Patet:gh.—Antu anavezu. Plttotegh
11.0051• LO t ARBUCKI.t*
uT I.IOLESALE GROOXRS, Produce and
OcOnerholoo Illorobaoto,3obloro 11311.0 Posen and
Yarn, leased NOoaro noEl Byropl, Floor, Boom, Mee,
Mom, ILIA., So:
No. 253 LiberrtY et.
eau, PirtoßUllaki.
=I
LAMBERT de 13FILP ro
'llllllEr- IT IIOLESALE GROCERS, Produce Deal
es...ad Clotomladon lierchanta.
No. 6' Blatt' stunt, '1
Pilf.dturph, P.
TIN. 11111.1. AIMS Tati•lll4
CM,
LITTLE • TRUNDLE,
HOLESALE GROCERS AND COH
11111108ANT* Drlen to Produce,
Saarela. C bFish. area, •.d Lard
011. bar. Nan" Gans Can ' na Yaurs, sod Prrruaorda
Many..crous DooD.MY.
ono 113116001aD BT., PITTSBEIROLI
R. a J. WM.. WI. Tafealt
& J. WATSON &
R. Wholesale Glrooers.
AND DIALERS II
Rope, Oakum; Pitch, Oils and Pittsburgh
Manufactures,
136 WATER( ISTRICIET,
'ADM Ca isall:1)111 PIETSBURUIL
Ivaic
W23OLEBALLEI •f3ROODR,
Nos. 1/...t •0 - Wood I eeee
CZ=
Mu Want mon& ...... Wow-
TOON ,6PG;LL & 80N, Grocers, end Corn
y , mosso* Maraud'. AgoOto for *be oak of I'l Iron
.04 Bloomoahy.ll2 Llborty street, fittaborea. foltelya
in B. JONES, WHOLESALE ORO
la. GLII nod Ltorn fan:Asher, Dealer la Preen., and
ritsionrgb gansthdinr., rical4lWater atre.near ellerry
.
aniy.Plerrnngh.Pn. ant=
.-, ,
sush. r. salmon—
..lslll 5. 5.1.1.150511.
QIIRWER DILWORTH, WHOLESALE
la Grocers. Ka la) and I.llBecood aireet.(t5455545 Wood
sod SodrharllLPlttinarib.
50.111111311.-,............mwakM 1 11 , —...........iiiia.L1AA ROM
j DEW FLOYD & CO., WHOLESALE
ilmen &Oa CbiIIICANIQR tlerplunl.. Na 178 W... 1 .cl
2.28 Liberty amok kletaburgh. • Joie
,011111
...... 011..•
mu AT? & WILSON. WIIOLESALE ORO
fibairobdoei Illeeitiable end Nolen In Pr.
duos sad Pliudieirgb Mribufactunie, N. nil Liberty creel,
pittebbrith. •
)en
706
AnTWE.II, LEE & CO., WIIOLESALE
Amen, Prothios and Outantiaibia Merchant+, and
le Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. 8 ir.r+l , h.
eithilta Water Prima rt., Pittsburh. aplB
R BISCIN • & CO., WHOLESALE
• . - ammo,, i»to Itsrchants, via Psalms in all
H of` Na ilstoroi„ !Prods. sad Pittsburgh Mauufurturec,
rnstreht, Pittsburgh. istortyd
mom,
EiBERT DA r.zmtj, a co., ;ill - c . a.&
• - ALII " 0101W11114.1 and forronitag Mer•
and Dalerstii Eft and Pfttabergh ShandiKt•trra
No. 11$1 tawny stave, t Pittsbarsts. Pa. 0,2
ISAIAH •DIOKZY b. QO., IVUOLESALE
proomn,ClummladoollerebiZieomi Moth.. Prodsee,
if,. Wstor stro.44nd 011hoptan.t.Piue.rge.
l -fatnltitl
w.
ROM, SIGN AND ofoiloodm, PAlNTgS
AND OFLAIN'ECR.
- No. 61 Finn &rasa?,
OppilTeltii Odd-Fellows .H..lr.
PIITTSBURI.III, PA
Slan work done for the trade.
ydlod .
Sucittints
JAMES • . WOODW
VIHIIIIIOSIg2CAND CHAIR
WffOLMALE AND lIRTAIL,
Imbruing oory otylo or
JP IQ IR. X. 7 I T 17 11. 13,
ROSEWOOD. MAHOGANY AND WALNUT.
Busubwor
:tiAILOBAI, CHADIANS AND DIMINO kOOIIIA,
• lost to ao I Is
NEWYORK AND P HILADELPHIA
Wassitoors, Nos. 77 LID 79 Zino, Btoutat,
=AWN pirmattßun, PA.
•• ---,AMA L
a:•vocmra a cur.,
•LIMALOI9I.III4 or
IfURNITURE AND CHAIRS _
Of &err, beadription.
VIV:0111r —"grad, di, Warm rhlie and Pre.. t.•
Ilareboou-1165. 18 & dO Smith( WO 81..
STEAMBOAT CABIN FURNITURE—We
6Jcoaraidly enauchatortaa IT/1411DOAT 04111111
lIIIILIIFTUBII and
Itin MUM& and town* Um atnadJan ul
esialatastaa la ta m DOW.-
. ,
quack flastruutsJ
Fr BE NEW YOK DAY BOOK says:
r aTh• majority f Elafr shaf t ,
'fair up., Ilslr
%Was, flair Oil., and the sombarlowas pmpar•Unn. rhkb
ars now bailors the poblio node. such sztraloopint, hypo--
I.IW .ad taotaatic thies as wa ens paraded lo show .111-
door arida, sod toorapapar headings.. hair propparlans,
are all honahnits of lb. Oral oaten their real made, when
tha pawnor...3 , , Kilda On do so harm. 1100'd LARD.
WHALE OIL, Lahti OIL, SWIST OIL, 'ereobd sod cob
toed,. makeup, when la 4..at11al wrappos sod white blot
slain bottles, tha minket character of Icarian and adieu
Was whey, are toothed add, some trfayllabls term, sal
caught at op verdant "Vous sod old of N 0.... Posh
Is sot the character ot Rodowor Wood/Hair lowtorathe
Thre iv:Meows coma tofu,* the world without any shish
Moue IllOplikdorloar, or any other ascoonling sod
startnag elitchpanay harrow ha steeply Wraiths". a Ha.
iterforanfor what It ewes... preAraly—and as • Radar. ,
stint It.sola bay Peeks. Wood'. Rafe Restorative, and'
r he lp Tvmr Very bralto, sopa, both.
log Wel for it ins; dihat you will get mms worn sub
leases than perfemed lett oil on poor anologo. Bosom
ber, Wood's Ilestoratlyi tl.a Oak I. lb. brat article az
tam."
It Will, by Nsture's *Ain Process,
Restore Gray Eta& to the- Or/iitnal Color
- ,• •
, Will mats Elair.Oroar, oat Bald U.
Wdl restore thollataial Ilecratkins,
birld roomiest oc4ao itching,
Will remora aUDandrldfr - •
WILILoors all intlptlooli—.,.o Scald Read,
Wilt make the Hair OA and Gliway,
Willoakii Ms old apnaar prang nolo,
Win prawn, thil Color
,olWalr tat Alma,
Waal amp/ l'in (kilt lad' atop its F. 11114,
And!, °mot Waii Best Toilet artkies for tts Mir cow lo
Illantifactand by 0. 5: 1 ,W601) 4 - 00.. nod i. 14 WholOwila
and latall, 0[444 Brisdatay, flew Yerk.eoll Alerkel.
B 1 Laois, No. I
=Fold In Pttlabergb . bi O r. oro:R. [Stets; 111:
Farrouli •04 sadAl • - 4u4441
QM
OTIOB ORCIDIC CAIOIOI4 OIL COL
-4,11 1.11CT01L5,--Th• obbwriben ore woll looatal and
offer raellitiso to thugs barrios erode oil t o solo. to &pall
'with tbrai. They hon.:RI - 60 lbw teat waroborisso sad cll•
two lo the oily He that pupas,.
Tboi will neeira, DLOt• 111.14 deliver to order, or
i t it ori
coolrobaloo, making Sitars! advsticsa. Toe, wit to
rwoiro sod store moaned oil, arid sell ow colarolesloo, *lmo
deshlwl. To beaten to tiortaa Oil, thl,k we ran off, r
!well*. very into b to tboir wd•outogo.
del7' 18•1811 LICK By ik 00., 80 sod 81 Wood et.
LLINOMIRS CS
giILETON FISHING REELS
•oloblb tau maul OURMI, and prononored by export
owed *home to be the
MIX:1=1
for ale by
apilel b. woLn. IL tot. Ltlx.rtl sod Si. CI
QUAiDalt ektoDuc R.-50 hue. Small White
'
cgdOke VISLIOIi, bbt.
APPLIIA,
. IDO bci OATS, •los asta D5001:8,
We Maw Gel LARD,
15 Rh 00/15/ II SAL, 35 - bOae.
foga, km sal. by
am , • Ja& 4. V67Z1611, dawn°, 3.lmtrt cud 1/13
DRODUILIK—b bble. Fresh Eggs;
HO boo choke Hahn PIOCHE.%
ao bio arse,. Jo bbl. HOMINY; •
bbla ti RAS% 100 boo RYA
100 ton BAILIE; 600 boo DRY APPLES;
awake Itootooky tracrank
2000 BNIILS. Rag and Straw WRAP•
PURI PAPER, Maaala aid Tea Paper, AN
ado at iunofactural a' price&
bigtetat m.r►.t pride pald, t tub, for RARB,
OHADWIPEC aBON,
Paper .ad Rag W.rhoae•,
No.lll Wood atrtal, PittabsrAti.
INDIA RUBBER -CLOTHING, Fishing
Ikea* SeptArnisi Featly Alt - Decte, 'Mon. Qualm saZ
bort Psis Coots 1100 lot GotoS Peen, Lose ere, asps, abort
Lots, Gas Dow; ibethe. DIGGSt. Maar. St dor*,
Door Sfeinvysed • greet variety of other tooth fa the
India lubber Ilea, always on Last at IS mod 28 bt. ash et.
. 1 11. P II 'MUM
iWAIIOIOER B la IN 0, HOSE,.
I
PACIINO,4IIIII2V. end EMIRS ROM,
of the Mit qtrODy and all the dl/.nett eul ahem
be bad *Abe tedhittabbet P.rotA 90 .ad tlolltp.4.t
tt. PHILLIPS.
L-BEL LINO. oak tanned, of the
era quality, creme... manotachtre, ell duo, al way.
as Mud at 25 sod 25 et. Oberst. • •
J. a n. entLiaee.
Y•LIIDZST-200 in mini*
ran /10T4-100 awful mow Lubin tuna st 4 Tanks
OTOZD !ttTrit—in ricks sow:_leadtag tram mer J. T.
/121/1111114.-111asti• *Scre
DTT APIPLTS..4I•neka d More.
• GUMS■ •19:, Tall.y)W Mons for solo by
ISAIAH Itioaxv 00.
Rai 1311,1 tilt* WRAPPING
PAPII4-111rata,- Mt' libite,ltaamot Born*
iii.bradt tow at the taw tut lot Wm.
•011tDWIOS /150 N„
h. Itk wea orm.riaiterget.
100 31ilak BMW , OROP'MOIMISIES,
• PaSsaliniftreittolotril
2X %!1%,
Guars
16310k5.
TWO IMPORTANT BOOKS from the
pram of Tleknor A Nelda JCarr recalmd
A remand !Emory of Lord . Bacon, from unpobliabad
Antobingtapb, of Dr. Alexander Oarlyle, Sltairtar of
bared. containing ifeersiitale of the Wen of ble Thor*.
/111.1141 W. .o 1 Addition Alesangsea New N .dc.:
Thohrhtmon Plashing" by bane W.
New T , maroant Limrator.: kr Addlami
AA*. nog doylies of the following good bad!:
Onderta at Indio by Two 80mb...
Hyman of do -Agem Inc sad Ardor.
Reneamit litodoe! of Life
Ormi.'4l 80... of Natural Moldy.
Ibiermtlase of • °wintry Parma
Reed tar mile by ROBERT S. DAVIS,
3.14
No. 93 Woodd.
MIT: NEW AHD BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS
A.
of 'fie BRITISH AUTHORS,
M /10AULRY'S ESSAYS, II iota.
°SHEELER do 4 do
LSSIB'S 4 do WORKS, '
CULLUM'S Middle AgerCll vole.
I do ' ColuititndOunl Ellatorp, In pr..;
do Maim, of English Lite rrrr e, to pram:
ITIRR &Mall Curiouillie of do
PARTONN LIFE OF JAGICSON.
ne CUNNYOID6 EDITION of Wambinatou llrrittee
Rorke, beautifully prfutad ou tinted papor, from the aame
plata/am the ascalini NfW Neflotual Edition. Complete, SI
vole: Cloth nod half calf.
DOLWRICS NOVittalt One Rugliab Edltlou—ciMplete In
23 rola_ half calf.
IrlaY2l..C.ooPbX7RlitTbm leteep4ubdjdedoViroofo.Catprrney:
Is now almost completol. fl " uttectiptlotne reatlmd.
Special attentkm given to bookstall permateut value
Good *Statue of good book. b netantly ma band nod re
catalog.
APRE'eTY LITTLE LIBRARY—Ten
Colocnee; in • tiot: prim $1 CO.
Wilbur'. Trip to the Se• Ohm.;
Little Mode. for Mitre Peophd
The Blockberry Old; My Grandotothei;
010 Little &hoelamb% My Beet !Send;
beetle'. Three Teachers; The Little Forlorn, et.;
Emil... Nate Heart: Englleb M.ry.
AUNT GRACIird LIBRARY—Ten Volume.: fulrell ad.
Clara end Mer Ounsluir; Jeaunette; or, The Great Misr - eke;
Old Merritt; Little Boarding (kb uoi till IN
Oar Birthday Trim floppy Chrietme.;
Little A 1.,.; QM of Peltitit
klery,•tin. and Niim; Merle. About the Bible.
Chermlog Battu, with plenty of pretty Plotore. They
re entirely new for sale by
dr= , I. L. RIAD, t!Fourth M.
zurrsaraWll.
NEW AND PueuLali Bo°Ks--
If actieleee OrMeal, Iltidorkal and Miscalls
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and at they same time afford ample protection to
capital and labor, and to the commueity at large.
Our statute bookie are full of acts of incorporation
coeferringepeeral privilege, various as they are
eumerous,; dissimilar in their grants of power, and ,
utrequi in!their liabilities and, reetrictione. Well'
coundered end .jedietour general laws to meet all
classes of 'carpet-10one, would remedy the evil,
econemiseltime and money; relieve dm Legislature'
from the c extant pressure for undue • pnvilegee,
and be and equal to all is their administration.
The veto pommies conferied upon the Execu
tive by theleonelatution, is one of the extraordinary
powers oil our goVernment. It was given with
Much kruilittion,eed sot erithout serious miegivinge
.as to is duke, by the /amen of our organic law.
It kin myjjedgmeni, the be need with the greatest
caution andeonly. Wimp legislation is manifestly in.
considerate, or of more than doubtful conautution•
ality.:' rriie legislature, chasms as they are directly
by the people, is suds a manner that a fair expres
sion of their. view. or the true policy of the gee
eminent can alwayetvehad, give to all well-consid
ered rneaukes of legislation the solemn unction of
the bighescpower of the Stalk, and it should not
be arbitrarily defied.", While I shall shrink from no
duty involved by the sacred trust reposed in me by
the people of the I Ctimmonwealth, I would have
every department , ol the government appreciate
the lull measure, of. responsibility that devolves
upon them. . .
The position of mutual estrangement In which
the different sections of our country have been:
placed by the precipitate action and violent denun
ciations of heated Partisans, the apprehension of
still more serious complications of one political af
fairs, and the fearful uncertainty of the fiance, have
had the.effeet of weakening commercial credit and
partially internaptingtrade; and as a natural cones
rinetice our erchangn and currency have been dis
arranged. Yet the elements of general prosperity
are everywhere diffused emonget nu, and nothing 4
wanting but'ereture if confidence to enable us to
reap the rich rewards Of our diversified Wash., and
enterprise. Should the restoration of oonadence in
bushes, and commercial circles be long delayed,
the Legislature, in its' -wisdom, wilt, I doubt not,
meet the nemositles of the cods in a generous and
patriotic 'spirit.
Thee far our system of Government ha. hilly an
swered the expectations of its founders, and has
demonstrated the capacity of. the people for self
government. The country has advanced in wealth,
knowledge, and purer, aid secured to ail classes ,
of its citizens the blinding. peace, prosperity lad
happiness. The working. of our simple and natu•
rat political organisatform barn given direction and
energy to individual; and aseociated eaterpr:se,
maintained mild. order, and promoted the wel
fare of all ports of our vest nod expanding country.
n o one who know. the history of Penneylvania end
oudermand• the °piloting and teenage of her peo
ple. can jucly charge us with hoetility to our hreth
ren of other stater We regard them as friends
and fellow countrymen, in . whose welfare we 'eel
a kind Internet; and we re cognize in their broadest
extent all out cocoanut...Li obligations to them !
These we are ready and willing to observe gener
ously and fraternally in their letter and spirit with 1
unswerving fidelity.
The election of • Provident of the United Sutra, 1
accord log to the forme of the Constitution, has re
cently been ludo a' prated for diaterbing the
peace of the Country by a deliberate attempt to
wrest from the Federal Government the power.
which the people conferred on it when they adop•
• ted the Constitution. By this movement the ques• 1
Lion whether the goveremeet of the United Steles
embodies the prcrogatiees, rights and power. of '
uvereigray, or mereirrepreeents, a multitude GI
Independent communities, confederated in a league 1
which soy one of them' may Manly., at will, ienow
placed directly. before the American people. Un
happily dm question in-not presented in the sim
ple form of matineel diaconioo, bat complicated 1
with the pasmon and jeit.initie of impending or .
actual conflict;
Thine ill nothing in the life of Mr. Lincoln; ocr
any act of declaration of, has before or since hie,
election, to justify the. apprehension that his Admin
istration win he so unfriendly to the load inetitu. I
liana of nay create Stater. No seatiments but three
of Undo°. and conciliation hare been expreseed or
entertained by- the constitutional majority which'
elected him; and nothing ban ocearreit to provoke
the excl/Amain which neon to have blinded the
jedgenidt of apart of the people, and is precipitat
ing Wein Into revolution. •
The mieremacy of the Nauonal Government has
been so fully admitted. and so long cheriehed by
the people of Pennsylvania, so completely has the
idea of its nationality and acivereinety mouldiql
their political conviction. and directed their politi
cal action, that they are aurprised at the perunac
ity with which a paroon of the people elleeishere
maintain the opposite view. ahe traditions of the
past, the recorded teaching. of the Pathets ol the
Republic, the security of their freedom and pro.
nerdy, and their hopes for the future, are all in
harmony with an unfaltering allegranceto the Na
heed Union the mermen race of the vonatitutron
end the eneoreement of the law, Tney have
cheerfully adhered to the ompromise of our greet
Nanonal compact, and entertained a proper respect
for the peculiar ineututions and rights of property
is
of the people of other states.. Every trite Penn
_ajlsaaraist.adate-that Ma. Ana ciirdand political
ditty is to the general government,' and he frankly
acknowledges Lila obligation to protect the consti
tutional rights of ell who live under its authonly
and eejay its blessings.
Since my election to the/Chief Magistntcy of the
State, I have taken occamoh to any publicly, that
if we have any law. smogfur statute hooks which
infringe open the rights o f the people of any of
the State., or contravene any law of the Federal
Government, or obstruct in ',amnion, they ought
to he repealed.
Penneylvanut has ever been loyal end Marinelli
moot in her recognition of all the duties imported
upon her by the national compact, and she will, by
every act coneistent with her devotion to the inter
ests el her own flee people, promote fraternity
and peace, and a liberal comity between the State..
Her convictions on the vital questions which have
agitated the public mind are well understood at
home, and should not be efieunderstood abroad.
Her verdicts have been as uniform as they hare
been decisive, in favor of Itir dignity, the prosperity
and the proms: el her tree industry, and menace
or rebellion curio( reverse them. They have
passed into history as the deliberate judgment •of
her people, exppeaceful, fraternal and
cooditutional naanner ; and when theyehall have
been administered in the government, as soon
they will be, the tiredness that now ruin the 1 hour
soli eulmide, when their patriotic, faithful aid no
tional elms bring 'mete protection and peaceful
progress to all section. of the Republic.
le the grave ion - tons Which now agitate the
country, no State has n more profound concern
than Pennsylvania. Occupying a geogrephical
position between the North and the South, the
East and the Weet, with the great avenues of travel
and trade passing through her harden', carrying on
an extensive commerce with her neighbors, iti the
van and varied productions of her soil, her mince
and tier manufacturing industry, and hotrod to them
by the lies of kindred and . model intercourse; the
question of disunion involves momentous coact,
quencento her people. The second ol the thirty.
three States in population,eird the first in material
resources, it le due both ter orirselyes and to the
other Suttee, that the position and Rentimante of
Pennsylvania en the quecionahould be distinctly
understood.
All the elements of wealth and greatness have
been spread over the State b a kind Providence
with proton liberality. Oar tmperate climate, pro
ductive soil, and inexhaudible instal wealytt, have
stimulated the Industry of oar people and improved
i m
the skill of our mechanics. To develop, enlarge and
protect the interests which grow out of our natural
advantages, have become cardinal principles of 'pg.
titled imonomy in 'Penosylvuis, and the opinion
everywhere presidia amenceur peuplothat develop. 1
taut, progress sod wealth depend on educated and 1
requited labor; and that labor, and the Intorests MS- 1
tained by It, Auld be edeqoitely protected against
fudge competition. The people of Pennirvaels
have always favored that' policy which aline to
elevate and foster the industry of the coon- I
try In the collectioa of "revenue fur the up.
pert of the General ' Ooveroment ; nod when.
sear they have had • the opportunity in a fair
decline they have vindicated that policy at the
ballot-box. When their trade was prostrated and
their Industry paralyzed by the legislation of the '
General Government, which I favored adverse toter-
est., they waited patiently far the return of another
opportunity to declare the patio will In a constitu
tional matinee. In the late election of Preeident of
the United Stets, the principle of protection was
one of the promieent lune, ' With tb• proceedings
of Congress at his lid eersimi fresh in their memor-
tee, a large titof °thief the people of Pennsylvania
entoiletil tbarnialvei lin an organizatton, which, In
Ito declaration of principles; promised, if sitcom
fid, to be faithful totheir suffering interests and tan- '
platting inductry. IPriteetion to labor sea one of 1
the greet principles ,Of its platform ; it was inscribed
en in banners; it War advocated by its public jou-
dais; and throughout the canvas it was a leading
tenter the orators of the sucianful party.
I This is a propitious moment to declare that
while the people of Peensylsknia, pot indifferent to
'other vital noises or the canner, they were de
mandiag justice for,themselves in the recent 'elec.
Woo, and bed no design to interfere with or abridge
the rights of the people of Whirr Stets.. The growth
- of our Stale had been retarded by, the abrogation
of the principle of protection from the revenue
lawa of the national_ goverminni; bankruptcy had
crushed the energies of maiy of our most 'enter
priming, citizens; - butlno voiceof disloyalty oi.tren
non wa n heard, nor Was an arm raised to offer vio.•
Immo to the sacred (fabric of our national Ilnion.
Conscious., of their rights and their poweq.eur peo.
pie looked to the ballot-box alone as the legal rein
, edy foi existing evils. , i
to the present unhippi Condition of the country,
It will its our duty totnuite with the people. of the I
States which remain loyal to the. Union, in say jot
and honorable measures elconeillation and fraternal
kindness. Lot us invite them'o jobs as in the fad.
Alois/At of ell our oblfgationir under the - Federal
Conititittlan and lain. Then ;Mawr cordially mike
with Mini in olleg like obedience . from Was
plate* *blob hay renouneed their allegiance. If
UM loyal States jet and moderate, without any
sserirlee or right. or ;self respect the threatened
danger nay be averted. , has
ise
.01111‘i la i' National constrinteatc. I t within
the sphere of inictiiisc all. the attributed of mover
eigety,t a d steseisg , them . an -the right :gad .duty
of melt' e rva e : ilt la tuned upan'n Compact.
traerhic LI the opf s of the Vatted Stater' are
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 16
Inauguration of eavernor Curtin
Ills Inaugural Address.
(Ppmtat Dlivarty to the Pllthbarigt.Oaufts J
Jan. 16, 1861.
Oov. Oarlin arrlicil here on SaturJay even
. ,
log, and put up at the heat House.
The 14ro ie full of appllisats fir the few of
ore in hi 4 eft, and the Ales House le overflew
tag with ''ittabarighere and Philadelphian,.
Tbe in4uguretion look phut° tolday, at uOOO
The protieselon of military wad ,
citizens was
formed 4, balf•past ten o'olook, under the
anepioee 4! Gen. W. H Keitn. the Chief Marehal.
sod sooroited to the Capitol. There were severe
prooeseion presented e qrry tropeeing ap
pearanee ,
Arriect it the Capitol, the Iwo lioneee met in
oint Conlentitto, anal the chtvertior elect, with
Gov. Packer, baring taken tileirpleere beside
the Speaker.of the two flounee, after prayer by
Rev. Mr. Nutt!, or the Presbytertau church,
be oath at .office waa adthialotered by Hop
Robert M. Palmer, Speaker of the, Semite
The Gu4,erctor thee, in the presence of a traet .
and deeplk a teLtirestedl l 4rhprooteded to raid
the following
INAIL GURAL ADDRESS
Havingi i been entruitt ed iby the people of
Pennsylvania, with the aiiininististion of the
Executive department of the government for
the next three years, arA having taken a
solemn oath of fidelity to the Constitution of
the United States, and to the Constitution of
Pennsylvahia, I avail myself of y9ur presence
to express' to you, and through 'you to the
people of the Stale, my gratitude for the dis
tinguishedhonor they have, in their partiality,
conferred upon me.
Deeply impressed with its responsibilities
and duties,! I enter upon the office of Governor
of Pennsylinnia, with a determination to fulfil
them all faithfully to the utmost of my abilillf.
Questions Of great moment intimately connect
ed with the convictions and interests of the
people of all parte of the Nation, now agitate
the public Mind ; and some Of them; from their
novelty anti importance, me left 'for selthi
went in the uncertainty of the : future. A
selfish caution might , indicate silence as the
safest warm to be pursued as to Zhese ques
tions, by one just entering upon the respon
sibilities of ;high official position; but fidelity
to the high trust reposed in me demands, es
pecially aethis juncture, that I yield to aa
honored custom which requires a frank decla
ration .9 the principles to be adopted, and the
poliefro belpareued during my official term.
We have 'assumed, its the great fundamental
truth of oar; present theory, that man Is capable
of Self-goveitunent, and that all power emanates
from the people. An experience of seventy
three years, ; under the ;Constitution of the Cob
ted States, !bee demonstrated to all mankind
that the people con te entrusted with their own
political destinies; and the deliberate expression
of their wiWermuld furnish the role of conduct
to their representatives in offiCial station. Thus
appreciating ] ; their liberal •en achy for self-goy-
eminent, acid alive to the:qmportance of pre-
whe l
serving, pure and unsullied it came from the
hands of the Apostles- of betty „ this- vital
principle, I pledge - myself . stied b etween it
zed encroachments, • a ce d by hs
tied Or ninbifion, byline l o lly; - '--
The policy that should regulate the admin
istration of the govermilent of our State, was
declared by ire founders.; and is fully establish
ed by ezpertance. It is just and fraternal in
its aims, libe: al and patriotic in its progress.
The freedrunt of epeech and of the press, the
right of coashienue and of private judgment
in civil and ieligiobs faith, are the high ply
rogatives to i which the American citizen
is born. In Our social organization: the rich
and the poor, the high end the low, enjoy
those equally, and the , Constitution Soul the
laws in harmony therewith, protect the rights
of all. The intelligence of the people is one
of the main pillars of the fabric of our govern
ment, and the highest hopes of the patriot fur
its safety , reste on enlightened public morality
and virtue. Our system of common Schools
will ever enlist : my earnest solicitude. Its
growing wants should be met by the Leg4r
lature•ia the Most liberal spirit. I feel that
I need not kge this duty. The system has
been gsinitigi in strength and usetialness for
a quarter of a century, until it has silenced
opposition by its beneficent fruits. It has
at times languished for want of just appro
priatiene, (rota changes and amendments of
the law, and perhsp • fr. m inefficiency
in its adminietration; but it has surmount
ed every difficulty and us now regarded
by the enlightened and patriotio of
every police! ;faith as the great bultirark of
safety for our ;free inntituticum 'I he manner
in which this, subject is presented to the Leg
islature, by MY immediate predecessor, in his
annual message, fully harmonizes with public;
sentiment; 'and his recommendation foraid to
the ; Farmers' i High School of Pennsylvania
meets my most. cordial approbation..!..nvited
to the rich prairie lands of the Nest, where
the labor of the husbandman is, simple and
uniform, when; population has tilled our val
leys, it passes !away from our highland soils
where scientific culture is required to. reward
labor by bringing fruitfulness and plenty out
of comparative sterility. While individual
liberality has dene much Wan institution Haft
is designed tei Quoits the farmer of the Statet
the School languishes for the want of. public
aid. An experience of ten years hes fully
demonstrated that the institution can lie made
self-eustaining; i and it requires no aid from the
State except fir the completion of thei'buildings
in accordance with the original design. A
liberal appropriation for that purpose would.te
honorable to the Legislature, and a just recog
nition of a system of public instruction that
is of the highest importance to the State in
the development of our . wealth, the grOwth of
our population fund the prosperity of our great
agricultural interests. . .
The Slate having boon wisely relieved of the
management ol the public improvemenni by their
sale, the administration of the government in
greatly amplified:, its manures. aro certain and well
understood, and the amount of the debt is deft.
aitely ascertained. A rigid economy in all its to-
nous department) and a strict accountability from
all public officers, arympected by our penple ' and
they shall not br diaappotated. Now that the debt
of the State Is infthe donne of steady liquidation,
by the ordinary niece. or the treasury, ill unnec
essary capenditml,cs el the public money Must be
firmly minted, so that the gradual diminution of
the indebtedness jffiall not be interrapted, ] • i;,
To promote the prosperity of the people another
power of the Coininonwcalth, by iecrenieg her
finaecial resources, by a liberal recognition' of the
rant interests of tier commerce, by hasbanelegnir
resource. and diotinishiag the burdens or titaation
and of debt, will be the highest obj:cta of tij am
bition, and all the energy of my edmiaistsatfon will
be directed to theaccomellahnicnt of these icogi s ,
The pardoning power ii One of the meet -inspor-T
tent and delicate powers conferred upon the Chief
Magistrate by that Constitatiou, and it , shoulk al
ways be exercised' with great - caution, and never
except on the molt enneltotivi evidences. Mat it 4
due-to the condemned, and the public 'acetify
will not be pyrjudiced by Me act. When such apl. .
plications are presented to the Kacintive It is dile,
to society, to the idmieldration of Justice, and to
all interested, that public notice should he :given.
fly the adoption of snob regulations imposition will
, be prevented andiust efforts will be strengthened.
] The assoctationmf capital and labor, undid acts Ills
of incorporation, Where the purpoeee to be accost
.pliabed use beyond the reach of individual enter
ptise, has long !Men the pew, of the State, and
has. shine much tit. advance the prosperity' f the ]
PeoPlei When She means of the .eitisals are.]
moderate, ea they generally are in a new andi
greying country, and when the concentration of
the capital of many le neeesaary to development
and progress, such eseetialinte, when Judiciously
restricted, colder large benefits on the mate; The ]
vast /amerces of. Penosylvanis, and the variety of '
her Mechanical Cad other ieduetrlal pursuits, ice
efts caaitel sad sialermise Irma abroad, which, on
every mead priaciple of political economy, should
be enceuramed. Meek of the time of the Legics
tare le coesamed.l4 application! for. •Poliiiiigker-
toted privileges which might tie, eared -by-the
eaaeutirat of gesetel laws and bysecbaseadviast
to our leastat - tatatag : awl :.ipeeerhohalag:' lA**
will iiiikova!iiShipi ait4.l4itt'.weatim
•
MEE
fvr eale
'State to withdraw tpleathre from the Cajon, •.
4
oat the conceal ofthe host;'ie to confess that n or
(weasel:o6ot to failure: : Peansylvenis :if:
never acguarsee in /Smelt . a congpiracy, fr
;
assent to a doctrine Which, involves the desire' •
tioo of the Goveromenit, I( the Clovarnmemt 0 0
'exist, all theredui4ments of the Constitution mast .
tie obeyed; and it Must bays power adieguste tot thel
enforcement of the Sap** law of the land in ar #
State. It b thei fi rlt duty of the National oath
ties to stay the progress; of anarchy and enforce '
laws, and Pennsylvania:with a united people, tll
Pennsylvania: w ith
give them an lannestAlthfel and active sap
people mean to prealwth the Ifillegrity oftheNotio
~,
Olden at every baths& !. • . ':,' 1
The Constitution Whicie was eriginellyliameddli
promote the welfare of ithirteen States cad' lair
1 millions ofpeople ie lei. than three quarters of 1 0,! - !
1 century has amen iced ; thirty-three States a.nd
thirty million. of. iahabitanta. Our, territory
.hag 1
' been estended oval new cliMates, and the God-
ernmeet has protected theni all. Everything tai
quaile to the perpetuity of the Union tad it. eta
pleading power, woreld seem to hove been foresee : ll.l
aid
the framers ,
of fothe r bit
onititu the wis tiOn.dom and sagacity o f
f.,
It is all we-desireC or hope for, all that oar fellow
countrymen who complain,: can reussalaly dael
mend. It provides 'that i amendments may be pr.a
posed by Congiess ; 'and wheiever the necessity tn
amend shall oceur,l the people of Pennitylvanite
will give to the ameteadmeata which Congress etey
propose, the carer:elle/id i deliberate considedationti
which their importance may :demand. Change in
not always progreso,l, and a.people who, have lived
an tong, and enjoyed no much prosperity; whia,
liare no many sacred memorial of the part, an 'i
such itch legacies to l l transmit to the future, shot' 1
ei
deliberate long sad serioualy before they attemp i l
go alter any of the lundamental principles of the: {
great.charter of our litieerties.' .
t,
.1 um the dupe, of this high office at the,
moot trying period of' our, national Inthary. Thei
pobliamind is agitated :by fears, suspicions and:
jealnemiee. Serious, iiiripieheisimis of the future ,
pervade the people. , t A pre ioncerted and organ- 1 !
mod effort ha. been Made to disturb the stabilityi:
of Gnomon:mot, dinselve the, Croon of the States,
and mar the lemming end order of the noblest
political structure 1 aver devised and con- ,
otructed by human .wisdom. Should I de-'
claret that I have railcars es my foabilityto db.'
charge the duties v leech you, my fellow citizens,:
have confided to me, d thould menden more cos.
fidence than prudence. It than be my earnest.
endeavor to justify Ihe confidence which you
have reposed in me, and to deserve your appro.
'moon. With • eionscieueness of the recta.
rude of my intentions, with DO reaanteueota to
cherieh, no enmities to revenge, no wish but the
public good to gratify' and with a profound menu
of the solemnity of m pooition,l humbly &erotic
the assistance of OUT Heavenly Father, in whom
alone is my depende cc, that His !strength may
sustain and His wisdorp guide me. VG ith His divine ,
aid I shall apply myielf le ithfelly and thailesoly
to my reoponahle duties, rind abide the Judgment
of a genereue people.
!sagging. the blessing of the GA of our fathers
upon our State and nation,4t ,hall be the highest
object of my ambition "to contribute to the glory of
the Corrimisme cattle, meintaio the civil and religious
privilege d of the people, and promise the anima
prosperity and hoppinomo of the country.
AN
Harrisburg, Jun. 15, MI DR
LEW G. CURT IN
trtaterantc
StefftiifiritiffAi
t, IR. VINO. aal
commintlorit.i,
rum nvautuorca COMPANL2S
or Ile
Olry ovINVW YORK.
The above owned toilet/ I) Zamora.. Cutopankiclocatett
n
In !bee, of New Vol . l4ant rontoteotal to it& city oy tloo
oolitotitier, who to prepared; to towns Ponelca of hotfoot*
against kw tondameg• by Ora, at taloa am low asosp.zionoo
Iw ilbourtt tutor awe on b.i done. with a deo regatat Gales
safoty of ten llotopaay. atol l Ma newootottot aunty of lb*
tworod.
=
No. I, 4 s.olarlcet St.
13Vitlft Alllttltll 34110) ,IliiOlll3llCG Comp'
tebbbrpongrd by MT Leytsbeturb niPbbusyyt......lll2.l6
041,313., S. R.: Corner 'rhird and Walnut eta,
12:211=2!
MAXINE IMES-AN:MeI ou Vaneln °arm and Ernlibt
47 all p.n. of the world. I
LVMENE INSIIIVASNAS o p Goode, by /ham Canals,
Labe end Land Idertinenta.bt 11 part. of O. Unloa.
/MR INSMUNCES oVefotnuoilze ganaray.n..On
Dwelllon Hanson to. !
ASSETS OP 7 II I'OMPANE,
Nogssms. 1,16(0.
flaltei Moab. Trearory Nom ind Intarentdue..s7lo,963 34
Yltnntielphla City eller cette.llboen.-......--..„ 186,201187
PeotnrytenetiaStsdnLoarno 7,216 00
Ilondrable. I 171.536 42
Kona., Mortgage and FInnI•—••• 108 .M 1
Pa l 6
tna. Katmai 6 p-r cent. IFottgago Bonin 46.000 00
Ten0r...5504e 6 per CantLban ......... .
44.000 00
Roam to Penna. It IL. Claa sod luenraneeCoe... 21,901 60
Balance dna at dynodes, Prep:duds on Marina / 02
Pond , . Internet nnd °thee debt. dor that:of 02,,,
Omen on band •nd lo 29,108 51
onsimou
Samuel L Stoker
J. P. Pontoon,
Oar, SWAN
Alward Dar[Wean.
/1.: /one* Brooke.
Spencer "kliegs,
Slime. O. Ilarm,
Rribert Barton, Ir.,
.I.ob P. Jorie•
Jae. D. Mcrae. isd,
ATI.• Me.T.4
A. . Berger,
N, Preeideut.
.0. HAND. Vb. Proddrrat
wuwm
Blartfia.
Ikhoand A. Baader,
TheophllusPealdia,
John R. Premark,
Jam 0. Davis,
SatneeTraqualr,
WlVain I:m.lr,
William
C. Dane.
William C. I.Adwig,
Jaorpb Fag,
Dr. IL Id. Dorton,
tleurge 0. lAlprr.
110;0 thAlg,
Marten Kelley,
lAnnuan, se.ovfitry.
Agent,
Water street. letttabatta
=MIMI
IndenTiißTAgal e.
rraakil■ Vire lamotrala Corepotoky of
Offwe 435 and 437 I.lllstaltt at., Pear Fifth.
tetenceutof Ameta January list, published sired.
bly to en ail of Asesutbly hales
rime Itiortmea amply secured I $1,8443,8141 88
heel Relate (present vales 003,3 ) 0 61) mat 102,DP11
Temporary Latina, ou sail (bilateral lie•
illock• (present value pi - J1;72) euat,..... 130.1110 be
130,1110
Mara Mid 11111. receivable...,--.. 1.831 40
Cash . .. —.4 •
27,919 id
$4248,061 00
tp..The only Pnate from Pomba= whine tide 'Comae
ay mu di ride by law are from Maas wl•kb hare been dm
ter3limeL
I atffilaft• 00 01441 ik•Cripllol2 Of PiOperty, kb
to a and 0010107, at nue lowlaa aro coneletent with
*warily.
&ace thr incurporatten, perod of tbirty nem
they ban ei
meld Lame by to an amount exceedfas
Am, sof Dolton, thenj,y atkaallnamideneeof the
edeantagoa 01 ballroom m well ea tbeir ability and dispo.
.Itior, to meet with pnamptomeelillibilltlee.
' Lomat 36 m,
Lome* paid daring th e year 16.163.../. —4100,805 If
Dmiearosa-611ter lea N Banetbr..ll D. bee Dabble*
Wave's. Dodd la Brows Wane! GR.; haw Gee, J.oot.
A. smith, ifetwerd C. Delo, Om/ W. Matsuda, GIS. Poles.
fortAßLge flaw' , Preeidesa
E.DWA lID 0. Preeklent.
We A. Sono, aoerotery pai
3. imp:,
02100 florthenel
rift& limy,
By thu tellane. Suloal;
O F r 1111LAPI6f.iPillA,
Lin oal6lrge. Limited or Perpolbol, llerthendlw, Forognes
Ac., le Town m
Ofrioo No. 308 Virulout Street.
0A11TM.024,610 -Assns r.1113,NR1 Oo.—lnetedret an follow.:
/apt Iltortaxaeue improred rata Property, meth
...... 00
around r oo t, Drat 2,4113 60
Mane. aillroad Co% 0 per , entl'llurtissae Loan,
City of ..
peacoat . ... . /30.000 00
Allegheny wooly per coaL Neu.. It - It. Wet, 10,000 00
Collateral loans, well menned..4 ... .. 9.600 00
bunt:
Ind flomd Top 5/unantale iLailtoZi -
Oot:opouy, mortgage .. ...
reensylriste Ettliroad
al thie Deliatire Mutest/ Ituranceb lock e
Rock of County Pica lomumath
mock of lavraro M. d Lararanee
Bleoheno.e. Rank' do .. .. ....
Cabo 11.10filltance Oda
......
DOh Ibmileable, teems" ......:........»....
Book AreoonW. learned lutermyeto...---
Oath ot, bead end lo bands of amate--___-.
P O 4 B OB
Tlngtod,
CL3l}l TlNeuzlr. Yrooldirot
9 -
Cams M., Wux 14.1.150 m p.
Raw: Elt:on. odorkd. Wm Mawr, 0. Ma
Tooson,, 804. W. Plogler. John 'l. Worn.% Maraud' AIM.
U. Osreon, Z, IOWA), 11.044 Tyland.Obas. Laud, IF 1,11%
LAmmix.'iscol.T. Mum.. 0. B. iVacd, Smith Bowan, Ja.
8. Woodxpirdilolol
U. Id. WHOM! AN. owned''.
• . o.:ourrul, Avot
' tlutt.h.e•at eortior shtid and Wood ottoold
W WIIINITZI lcuactra#oo i yozcipatalit
t:1 PITTS el u u U' q..
'• 01FORCI DBII.BIIL PrsaldtaL
P. 11. aoll4oNOtetrataty:'
Capt. It D. COCllltittc GaB7lB4Bant.
. .
0111011, N 0.68 Water at m' , ( at *Oa •Waraaapaia,
i o omamelumpame . ,• .
WIN 1000 voting ail hinds at Pint mod laks. Raab
A liana Piaittolitat mattapsd bp IhrOdon. 'aka are tad/
bu 4t.tha cosmosso . tify, pa ma'ma' VII dearia=
Z inm tet ' AtSit "" ll. atI L A 4 4tAi 1.4 ' 4.'
k m r " tr....a.
• mix* ocroi /4,1860. • :,
...
Real P0aatnaa..................., . 4.-8 113 . 000 . 1 1 -.
• Mottitatia........----.--f—i— 2 , 111 0 0 0
0
Opait Acestanta, &a —..:-...... .:..t........ 1,601 Id
Pralnt
om Notes..... .- .......4. , ;0410 •
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A apse t uwkwageolsersitm 7 i:-..1:-.!
8D....4%1 =NM •ssefd latiasalt t-t
,„„ .... WNW R. FlOWNlko,'''''.;
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es 4:* A.-zq n. at In T.
, iga.sovaicaas
vi •171,113 BHOTHLIBIL,
11... _.,
!Milqinefilie .FOUntillerez
titHwt3r ilitr near.Outer-Depot% IL II
:: • •
, r . 'nide:reigned. lavink *Maya Um '•
: • BIRMININg !LIMIT Trim Wii.. totrimow...-L
to wan.lectaro litiMillillaY Cialimakasefra.
•bo ail reasfry Beam" Is an Ita mime Insebes;
±i 2 l - 41 . 1lielLially . ' J. P. MM. '.
---- --
•
NNW( S. KING. BROKILit , for thasale
parebase of r. Carbon 011, 'ltsithamikd
ti Stock, flotas,bl. AWnsilompersibequirypd
to emends. rdir sad 0112C11•11N4
No. 47 84.4Nairotroot,
I=l
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I. W. mu:. I. .--011 1 / 1 1/141110RAIRTRRR.
dEr.A.74WiCt. As. !kW. . ..'.. '
statist tit • ' --.' - . -'.
. ',,''. ' '
'i * *pet' a'n4i - Ita irai'
, -- Nos. 149 and 150 Wood Itteek, :' .
. H •
lig' ' -
rirretwiiak OA. , - , .
60..Arapplag Paw - 41. , inantreefterirs• prim '
bieb.t maradlt price paid la Mb for Rao. , • sarl . ,.. t
WEIN ABLY GFECP4 • • GF U
PIONOVAOTORIERSI OT ALL BEMS OP
Ropas .asra -Tarzissts.
• AND musts
Rada Outlaw brirws and Bthse Notne,Ot tbr;l l l24
•vf amutount, • s 9 cwt. Pgni AND W Elkus,
fkmare. above P., At. W. A 0. L L
ideam PA.'
MA, LLACIMIMR, 'CRAIG AR '
Mom '
.E!.v..".ei a .x• atr sT 3:)..11: at. : s„.,,
Traitim AND OAR Puniirreus AND PLIMOMMa 1 , . 0
,FINISHERS op ALL IEINDS'or'BRICS - ""'
WORD, and Amine RA DAD PELTMIIB.I4 ; I-"' - ' '''''• '', '
Miroll7lolll AND WAND NOOllB, , .. , , : , _:. .•.
NO. ISt MOOD,,Briark„,,,,-
Phi dam from Illitra,
°I :ilNlPOrmirdry, No.l MI Pint Omer, fiv• &am War lei ="•.
° RN, 1 ormatmla Harm. bitumen Wool sad . IMMARAM, ..r j"...: Jv
. 1 j
I . l.i iiir s ALL ORDIrDS PROMPTLY YILLDII?.IRIR,,,,, . .•
lit-',
~
...
HA'I I 'S'CAPS ' 11111'
lr p
1, 1 ' CHI FANCY
vest abl ' leiliap sod at =Ards p!k or,
FAI3I3IOII4iBLE EAT airogn„ •
No. 75 WWI). STREET. • -
. 1 01 - 0 N PrOH, '
FIRST patcrerrylks
Ai. A I 11,
J. t
;01 4 D n4lll BRUME., Tom- mut iu g
c m Bstteass:'
11°
_Vitirity 7l4 o:tnt e xtetru i V" 4 " l . ' l7i=
lIVEVOMPUUNr s
Practical: Lithographer,-_-
i Nocl7 and 19 1111,h - 81.; Pittsburgh.
pAta, llPLalfAll, SHOW CARDS, manure; • '
GAULS, BONDS, CifTlpWAlti9 dR *Mu • •• '‘;
'1t11.6 READS. MUM. &a. , • Ababa., ,
liiii
IMPO l 888 41/1)
aartroarsum AID 'Crii.ther - '
' No. „lox.. Market :street,
euxwELLThilr,_ , 7
I~4thap r w A c TZ2IIB)IIII,6 AND Diummuurur•
"th 4 ih.a.141.1 (112444114146'.'1i0ni
944:17 n.k.7 DrMlage, as: • .
as Meer eiri.7ll hoot.aing..
ISO. B IV/ASSES
Rum,
131119MMISoi.ANDIUMSOWe' '
!WHOLESALE DEALERS IN "OREM!'
S. /SLUM NUTS and MN/NOTION
DOGMAS, TINE WORKS &a, 'Ka 39 WOOD STAT .
oflixotta 'Lawton notri, PUtaborgh.Dll. blrMlyd
.Q.Tumoo W 0- R K R
JABINCII °WEAN,
ISV
71, • ' comas ELM aivo Wiz:a sniOrra,
hljiLermar AND guano WORM 6,11 n" vansiiiiir
ataratloo co Warders for mad In kb Ana. ,
3-0224211.11 &Ad wadi
aeration nodes splAdly , •
araiillllll4,
WILSON, CANN a• ;'.
r(LissWELeoz, Pints *CO
li9holemale Dealers in
• VOE.M.IIGt.IsT as -1;k0i56108T/C7
DRY GOODS,
IP. 91 Wood Stroud,
fd bowie abovit*llammead„Allm
r.drr Prerietrion. •
.i
pu
=EI
z . " r, : R.
NPOIReaTIR /IA - • ,
HARDW gB
turner Liberty itild St. 0 r Street*,
R9ll, P.l.
FITZ PATIIIuAL
FIRST .PRE.EdIUbt
old Pon Metriufaoturers,
COILNIA 10IIRTH AND, Ala:R/LIT
foii hop .M God And FT a ß lm oNlla,d P i A. •
Riwi_ Ousi Mbolusla sad'
..; Peas and Owns CIARRIFULGT RRIIIRRD . 1401,0
1? WV MG114411. IMI/ 1 111.5•41i.
'; 4 80 Fourth Bhp* Pittsburgh, Pa.,
tir 111P8, LASHES 'AND t3WITOIDES, „, -
vir awl nor, Jewriptkro of -
1 ; LICARI:IIR RIMMED WORH. ' '
1
Hrardan waned from Um trade, sad graimptlY Alp
trepopeir hntrgoi.... . lallaiilwint . .
JAlL:Klimar m o.
'E. 0 Ed K 1. A. 0 ICIIII2-0...:
I'l
Bedell, Lard, Dried Beef, Mese and Rump Pork;
510. It Poartb stmt. * emir Llbert7. Pitiebungb-
0
P. MA
NEW WALL PAPERS, BORDERS, to.,
CM
.
JtA 's • •
rte ai rea l i nom, • seam. • .
• AND "
CANADIAN GLASS SAND -
B, 4burricr.--oonN ER Ow IRONS AND • ,
ITO • - • • latlOalitrii:
l ' l,O l P/SPBIA.• AND 00N871 A ION;
Pubsp. there Is no a* Obi 00 •gliaooo
tbeeli yiko•ab.s. elmpts larks kmolvoi by be 00aIk 0
Inilinas. IWO* bi Mead.% ROI *Oa f
•
we
rgybly boOttlous. Ali% tbs. =nitre* OrNitenrcbe. 4 . me purpose. Ireeb wapylisiar bah loft net ' ,
• y. • . J. L.RRAL IL 4ra attest f --t;
LLOLZeat'S , IMPRO ' Gei&SAVIN(r,
LAT'TtituULATORB, or: by. OURS I lux%
4 44 1 • - • • 414404'44C-
', Agent,
Third di
Comp'
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GIN 4.8 - A.RiordiustAr: AdirN
'ol Toth Drumm' Tostortnivim "." •',`•
WSPECIALLY designed for the asp of the
•• • ,
A 24,04.1 Preemeow Mb 1but441•0 6
mak.44
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