IN 1786. ,v! : He. *>*■ b. cxxriKLb — o. m. baeboub. TOflN ;v B CANEIELD & CO., Commis -1 tf dox abb r<i«WAia»Kr> MrnniAkTK md wUoto- Ml* to«]«ri In WESTERN RLs£i*V£ CHEfcSK, BDTTEiLXARD,,I’OJUL B*«,VN, FLOUR, FISH, POT AND PEABL ASHES; SALERATI'S, LIN SEED AND LARD OILS, DRIED FKUlTuntd Prodtite'Rrotsmlly, No*. J4l mid-143 Fronlatooet, Plttaborgfa. " - "• 5 ' te2 w». colt- «vrr£u>. CULP * SHEPARD; CoximsKw Mer ctiLxn and deafen W VLOCB, <1»A1« AND JCMDEWi 2fe.-*43:Llbeitj ft iret,.Fit» burgh, Pm. ( wChofot brand* of Hour for Baker* and Family bn «t cdnEtttttl von bud. r Particular attention pcid to T tiling orders for Mcrchaodlio generally. - '• ocfcdly T?KANK VAKGoCTMEß,Produceahd -I- CoxKifeion Merchant, dealer in TEBi BROOMS, SURDS, LARD, CMEEBE, fork, , PBIKD AHDjGREKK FEUI'IS and Piudnce |jen eraDjV Liberal ctiili advance* made on cotutanuent*. Warehouse, No. 1H SewiiJ glrwt, PltUburgh. JAIMES A. FKTZKK. Forwarding and Gummusiok MRuauirT.ioMhataJeofFLOUß. QKAIN,BACON, LABD.BUTTRB,SEEDS,DRIED . FRUIT, astd. Produce generally, No. 1(1 JliAet at., i corner of First, Pittsburgh.' • , oc3:dly a. acuoMAKEB wh.p.laxo. ' QCHOMAKER & -LANG; CokHwsion' >J Mxkchaxt# and wholmalaolcalms in. GROCE* ,ltiEB,-FLOUR, GRAIN, PRODUCE, Ac., Na.jKtt 'Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pa. eel&flly XJULiiANI) RIDDLE, successor to Jno. . JXM'Gllt A Son, No. IK) Liberty street, Pitts* VureVGKNKRAL PRODUCE, GROCERY AND! COMMISSION MERCHANT. , . ypnM|gcaeat» raepect&Uy ewilclf «1. . . tefo:dly • JML, JSOjjtßtrr. waits.: —/T? - ' MW'PIsHRjWPANOTFBCnOUC* ORNHLAX HT, We gfc» JttWJinMt>«tfabigtb, Pa. - . mygj j AX Merchant,* ( JZAi*oeatefi4.Cßl7DE-ANI>REFINED CARBON. c tHL»,’€LASS,-IRON, XAIW;Ac., No. I*3 Liberty, •tinnt.ta • • • - ■ mhg7;dly ■ TmEANS & COFFIN, successors toj tk Cuts, comer of Wuori.and Water streets, Pittsburgh J TOfttPaT' ‘ ' **• ' •'* * - 'jygt'dly* 1 « Mi • <i>: uitchmawm pakim, ”fu*x, h.itoiotj . Ati ft ViOl&T Ac |CQ. 4 successor to "t G. ~I 3» Graff,PRODUCE AND COMMISSION MEB- 217 Lir»crly ptrvet.Pitfrbnrgh, 1 Pc aud ' JOHN ,t. .tOWXHO ItOURt.. JOHN I. HOUSE A cJO.j Wholesale Urocsks A.tn CoxxiSKtON Usaoi ANTfI, corner of Buiifhfielfl and WuitT stH-ct*, Pittsburgh; Pa. Jy7 ' Eilat GiocKfiH axi> OoitatWJiiis Sllk'iiiant*, No. lUT.Wwdstfretj . . Jc^illy J, fcIK*rATJUCK-._M. )I.UtUWX....WM. KiaXTAtUICK. • iS'ROWN A KIRK PATRICKS, Whole - _D sale GuomtK and Uealcnrin FLOUR AND bKttWy-Mda' lßtrarid-PXT Liberty atreot, Pittsburgh. * DHveeiSTs. SIMON JOHNSTON, _ Dealer in Purb : DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, .FANCY GOODS, BURNING FLUID, OILS, FAM _ ILF Ac!, Ac., of strictly'prime qual* *- tty,-which huoffersat bnreat pricer. Oomer Smith. held anil'Fourth street is, PHUdiqrgh, Pa. • . .- : FreecxipUous cAtvfully compounded at all buure. TpSEPiI FLEMING, corner of Market . Uu*t!re«t and the Diamond, keeps constantly on . baud 'a. full insortiueut of DRUGS, MEDICINES, , MEDICINECBESTS, PERFUMERY and all arti* flea pertaining Ml hi* business. fliysiciaaa prescriptions cnrefally cumiwundtsl at alVfaburs. ~.z.y . jglfclyd • JOHN P. TSCOTiV Wholesale Dealer or.I>bUGS, PAINTS, OILS, TARNISHES AND Liberty street, Pittsburgh.— • AttorAerrrillJeeblre prompt attention.: . w mfcM X FAHNES'i’OCIt & Whole* • SAtcDstHWUT and UanofiKtarer of .WHITE LEAD AND LITHARGE, comer ofWeod and Front ** rc * t *» Pittsburgh.' ~ - * • - . - m i,y nitPEaiCK beacx...^. serrem. BKA.UN & REITER, Wholesale and Dhtrootsfa, corner of Liberty and Bt.‘ CbUrttrertA. Pittsburgh... ; -. R GEO. H. KEYSKK, URocotST, 'llO Wbod etreet, corner ad Wood street. and Virgin alley, Pittsbnrgh, Pa. .iTTORJTEI'S. BP. LUCAS,- ATtoasev Law.— • Omcr,NoiT2 Grant etmt, Pittebargh, Pf ) - ~ my&-. . ••■• ~ . • ,-J*jp!..lXl=>AL SMITH,* Attorney and Coursu-LOK ArLAWvbac jsaorcd toKUHN'S * LAW ’ BUILDINGS, NoTli.Diamond street, next ••: door to St, P»t*r'« Chnrch. aylSaly SAMUEL A. FURVLANCE, Attorvet ‘at Law. . . Orgies, Fifth Bliget, adjoining the office of Mar* • ehall ft Brown, PltUhnrgh, r«. joa>:dly miIUMAS EWING, Attornet and . JLi Cottxistxos at Law. "’* Verier, N 0.150 Fourth itT»t, comer of Oherrr : Pt» : • anlhdawlyT * ■ jOin»m;KntAPATaicK., TTIRKFATRICK & MELLON, Attor- XV xra at Law, No. 12i Fourth atrcet, fire doon above Snrithfiold, PitUfrqrgli, Pa. mylT:dtf S, SCHOYiSR, Jr., Attorney at Law, *, Nd,139 F.oitrth «trpct, Lowrie’a Law Building, Pfttararg!r,-Pa: mM jpnoxtucE. LEECH AHUTCmNßON,'Commission WEST* KKN RESERVE .CHEESE, FLOUR; TJSH, BA* 005, - BUTTER, - LINSEED OIL, 'POTS AND IPEARL ASHES,FEEDS, GKAIHJDEUD FRUIT -**d Prodaey-gm>*T»Uy,< Beat- traoda; Family .Floor '., .VvayajuTnapd.. Ageot Tor" 0»e sale of Hadleon k • h-Oor* ceJebratrt ■ Patented -PearT StaTch.- Noa.’' UR . aadtflmtth* field, PlttafcmrghjV: . - . * . apfcdlg . rtHEESB: WAREHOUSE.—HENRY V' O. COLLINS, Forwarding and Comtnlwlon Her* ~,<*Aalßnd dealer in,CHEESE,-BUTTER,LAKE generally; No. 25 W«loJ*u«t, —-'-aboca Watarp Pittabargh.— »•• myj TJOBSrguESiEJTFai^RSSSZ; .V:«*«UH).'toUmi*PBOnSIONS, comer of Har- Let and FrVtAtgfittt :i _■; . JaSJlj ■jAvtiiKkjree Ugejtts. qr GARDINER COFFIN, Aoext tob k-.tft-a FaawoJCgr PaiusnvaiA amp RkaiaMcx Im auiAMOt Cornuaira, North-east comer Wood and Third atreeta.* • • ‘ • W, E JONEB, Agent North Ameki • CA, State of Pehnaylrauta and Hart Toni In «nwncioy«paolea t K - Wafer atftet. REA, Secrbtarv Citizens’ AJ CoMPASr r rainier Market nittl Water 'timat**-.-- ~ » j - '* • Ijl Wester: i?>UKuiuaa Oobakt, id V«l«r itmt/ DM. KOOfc, MBCHETMr-'AI.fcEaHKXT • hioiixa.CoiMfVST IllUi rtmt, ' Oft IT 'GOODS. j<»BNWitaos,..'jawiE w. cajh....david:ji'can»lkm. CARR.& CO., ■ S» il**''. -1 : {UU J rilum, Payne JL <*,.,) «-T ;, j ■ yOBKWN AND DQMKSTiC I>B* UOOfrH, . •"Kp.i'irt third Diuaoud : ' '•', ... .' alky, PiUeUaryh. 1 ’ aylu-.dif BURCHFIKIiI), successor 1 to » BveMkld A 0o.» WkjNila tud R*tai| X>etl«n staple aNtrrAmnr .mjt aooi*. North* Imt corner of Toprth-snd Mjufcrt trCTwt*; l ■" '■ K ptf£ ; T barker;* go;, Bbaleks in Dky 10 wit rtrwli totVMft-Tliiiil ud r -* i yotrt W,{&'?{ —' 2 •'HKj.'.te Wt.- *JUfld;fi>E4tWl» OOfeY _ j ixawyT roil* Jtirfceti streets, .—wirgli. . il PalH _ .<a — : - Wood- St. Dealer in BONNETS, HATH, BTUAWT KIM* MlNfttS. antIKTgAW OOOPfI p-aermlty. * * •Ti -4IANaON U)VJi 7 l>EAtE* i?r H*a imU BiS-hire,Ko774 lUfteFeliwt.PntrtmrSti. . TMJgJfrjiri)B,-#c. T««-. r ' U j|»gi, MnorDuujcs jute &tm« .Goooa, So. 77, tin*.. 1 '*- ITaad‘l&FHthstn*t,-Pittiilmrgi»: *pl&' booksellers, tse. KAY; axi> Sta ** Wdo^.rttjßrt*outdoor<o tba -of-TWn*, PitfarimwrtH. .'m gooi»*nti 'i ,nj LAW-BOOKS cot*t&atiy op b*od.,. ; , - JOHNSTON A VO.y fiiATlOSt’ .'u* f r .'**», Buuck Book MAVOTAcnnanL 4K» Jos Mo. S7’Wood rfrwt, Puubqrgfa. -Jigk ,Z fc UOOMKLtER; .AltD Sti •TtonmHo.rt ramutnti Apoii»f n im« tl r:. c TUOg, timMt;... j AMU TKIHIU. T ITTLE . & TKIHBLE, YVoole&ai.b XJGbocku AHll ComkihiW Mmciiaxts. drtjem Id PBODOCE, FLOUR, BACON, CHKKSK, FISH, CARBON AND LARD OIL, IKON, NAILS, GLASS, COTTON YARNS, and PitUliurgb Diiuiafacturo* generally, 112 gftcond PltUburgli. DDICUIJI'WUU....;. AtBI'CKLI, 1K....C. AiiBVOU. Ttf CDOKAID & ARBUCKLE, Wholb -ITA g£ix G»ocrtn, PsoDrcs axd Comnmos Mni. chajttb. Jobbers in N. O. SUGARS end MOLASSES. REFINED SUGARS and SYRUPS, FLOUR, BA CON, RICE, CHEESE, SEEDS, Ac., No. 253 Liberty ttreet, Pittsbcrgh. oo!4:ly -- KXTMKX t. S. KETMKB W*. D. BETHEB. REYMER & BROTHERS, successors to Beyroer A Aude'rson,' Wholnafo deafen fa FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, Ac., Nos. 126 and 126 Wood Hlnset, abovo Fifth, J’ittatmrgli, Pc n °‘«- • ■ jyjfrdly lu* t, W*W0J1,......r. M. ANDSBSU.H SAX. WAT&OX. & <l. WATSON &CO., Wholesale A%/. Uaoct**, and dealors In ROPE, OAKUM, PITCH, OILS, and Pittsburgh tuanufiKtuna/Vo. _L36 Wafer stmt, abovo StuilhfleU, Pittsburgh, Pa. anlbljrd wn. a0*i50»..„..... „—..haWvcl a. xosison. ROBISON <fc CO., Wholesale Uro- OKM> CoXMIBMIOSi BlkkcbavT* ud dMlon.ia ■ll kinds of PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, and'PUUi- Imrgii manuftcOirr*, No. 25.1 Liberty atrvet, Pitts bnrgb. m ri GEO. B. JONES, Wholesale Dealer in GROCERIES, MANILLA ROPE, OAKUM, Ol LS, PITCH and Pittsburgh manufactured articles, No. 141 Water street, shove the Monongahula Bridge, PUtsburgh v iVi V ROBERT Da LULL JAMM E. UUDIKU. DOBEK'f DALZSLL & CO., Wiwk- Aaiim in Forwaajhnu MERcasaryand iVaWtT in PRODUCE and ntt«-< burgh manufactscroß, Pftfrbnrgh-. . v rair loan uuroa. T AHBEKT ASHIPTON, Wholesale Xi tiAOUXRA, PRODUCE DEALERS and Coiangsiox McßCiUttai No. &Bt±thetroet,PitUburgh,FA. . polfcly . ■-J ~.- "■ •'• •;» Joaw.yaTT fn - , , j<my vuaox.* WATT 4WILSON? Wholesale Ueo- Tf cers, ContMtow Euauim, and dsahua in Produce anu Pittsburgh Lib erty street, Pittsburgh.• t ' l .•• ' OCO. W. S.DILVORTH. JPU.WOKTU A CO., .Wholesale • Grocers, Noe. Ui) and Lt 2 Secoud street, ueur Siuithfleld, Pittsburgh. doI rSAIAii DiCKKY & CO, Wuolesai.e X Grocers, ComiiaiioH Merchants, and iWlnn in PRODUCE, No. SO Water street, and «S Front nlr<tit, Pittsburgh. John rnoru ricuard floyd wiluam rum*. JOHN FiiOYD&GO., WholesaleOro CERS AKO CO**lttlO« XkßOiaSTa, K0J172 Wood and tbtf.Liberty street, Pittsburgh. : iJeIG , WJLLIAM, vDAMAUSY, . Wwm** V T Grocer, Nob. 18 aDd 1W Wood street, Pitts burgh. Pa. , Jtgfcdlf Mjijruf'MTVßEma. «r.s,idc*iKToat..-;.iJii. Wmart. Mackintosh, hemfuill a co. } comer Pike and O'llara atn*ta, near Urn City Water .Works, PDubnrgh, Pa., id AND IIEMPAILL*H«MPRUVKD PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM ENGINES AND SLIDE VALVES, uf-alt abuse and best style. Having put uii machinery of large capacity «nd-of the beet quality, we Are, prepared to do heavy Jol» biug, and solicit work in this ibic, tnutiug that by promptness, and the charactorofour work, to merit public patronage.'' ‘ - W« invite. attention- »o Wr BALANCED VALVE OSCILLATING'ENGINES, as combining advantage* heretofore uakttysed \a this claw ot Epgince. • ------ >•< ! Ja^frlyd . WILLIAM BARXHIU.._;.... M *. RBUBU. WILLIAM, BARNHILL & CO., No 61 Penn Pitteburgli, Pa., STEAM BOILER.MAKERS.AND SHEET IRON WORKERS i Mturaltfttuuixtf BARNHILL'S PAIV ENT BOILER, LOCOJtftXU*.* LUED and CYL INDER BOILERS; ; CHIMNEYS, DBETCHEN, FIRE BED,STEAM PIP fiL CONDENSERS, SALT PASS, PANVJKON, YAWLS, LIFE BOATS, me-i Mcx i JOtaMLCKSXmrti WORK, BRIDGEa»d.VIADUCT IRONS, dons at, the short est notice.. 'AH ordmdhaßadiitanco troaimly at tended, to., .•: . >r. tr . , jfgj rpHOMAb MOOBiJ, Manufacturer of X A3t» Dmain nt Alt irxw or COPPEB-DI3- TILLKD PURE RYE WHISKY and FAMILY YINKCA&t Koe. 189,191,193 *nd_l» fim stryot, between Suiithßald a&dOrant Pittsburgh. - , ‘ 3 ** —‘ —r*~n ir H*trfr T* • tflfidtf■ nlef ml im paid for BYE. ~ *4" Fusel OU and all other poisonous Ingredients carefully extracted, by a pruceaa new and Improved. ocl2 JUBk!Wi F. HAMILTON A (JO., Corner of. Fiat and Liberty street*, PITTSBURGH, Pa., XAXVrACTtmCES or SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY, Ac,, Ac. - my!s:tf OHN OLIFHANT & CO., successor* of F. H. Oliphaot, Maonfactorera of HOT PRESSED NUTS AND WASHERS, CHARCOAL HORSE-SHOE IRON and NAIL RODS, BOILER IRON and RIVETS. FAIBCHAKCE IRON WORKS, Fayette Co., Pa, Jy3l:lyd Warehouee,-13- Wood at., Pittsburgh. tiEVEKANCE, No. oo Water St., • FittnbarghfjnannfacturcrofßOlLEßitlYETS, WROUGHTSPIKES, COMMON AND RAILROAD, of every daecriptlon. JHT'Paniculiir sized or ahaped SPIRES and RIV ETS, large ar aznall, Uad a to order at short notice. A good aaaortment constantly on hand. my2o:«* •MTELLs, KIDDLE <fc CO., No. 215 YY Liberty afreet, 'Opposite Sixths Pitta burgh, man ufac torero of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWITCH ES, and cTcry description of LEATHER BRAIDED WORK. ■. Orders solid ted from the trade, and goods prompt ly shipped as per infractions. fcs:Aiwlyl? SHIRT MANUFACTORY. - Misses J. A N. AUL, No. 2t St. Clair street,make to or der, by band, SHIRTS; COLLARS, Ac., on short no tice. Also, bare constantly' on band a floe amort* nent of SHIRTS AND COLLARS, mada in the imt, 'sooat habionabld and daalrabla-manner- Jegfcdly j. A.‘woiAC»:..h,...r. caitnmx. Excelsior glass works- WODFE, PLUNKETT A CO., Glam Manorac- TCBtlii. Warehouse, No. IX Wood street, comer of First, Pittsburgh, Pa. ac6:lyd /CHARLES COAdbE, New Brighton, Pi<V Man'nftctnrer of BUCKETS,"TUBS, ZINC' WASHBOARDS, FRUIT BOXES and LABELS, jall.lyd rpEETH - EXTRACTED WITHOUT A PAIN, BY THE USE OP AN APPARATUS WIIKRKBTNO DRUGSouGALVANICBATTEBY ARE USED. Odd weather Is the tim« when the aji)nratn» can lie used tu IU. beat advantage. Medical* gentlemen and tiwlr have had their teeth extracted by my process, and nruTcady to Certify as to the nafety aud jwUilweiuww of lb» opera tion-—whatever baa beeu said by pontons iulerrrted in asserting the contrary, liavlng no knowledge of uif proems. AHTAHTIFICIALTKETn inserted in every rtjlr. ; E. ’OUDRT, PptriwT, 131‘Smitbflold st. JOSEPH ADXMS, Dentist, Connelly’s Building, curlier of Diamond and Grout streets, Pittsburgh. *• i. . ' M.PUllock, Dr. Ilalloc-k, Theodore Bobbin*, RtumeU Knelt. roy3:dly BjEAE: ESTATE ÜBRWg. VI7JLLIAM WAKD, Dkaler in Piiom ' YY- taaoET Jfoirta, ■ Bp»pw, MoKroxaca, and all *?• curltkifßirfflwiey" . k " PeraODßctfn'pMMdre-LOANB through my.agency -Those wishing frith ttatlbMf tnuuey to giaal ad vantage, can always find first and second clam paper at my office,'ibc cate. ; AU cutmnnuicatkmx aiid interview* strict ly confi dential. Office, Gnuit strvet,. opposite St. Paul's Cathedrtl, . jel:dtf <■ BOOTS AJTD SHOES, i JOHN CAMPBELL, Manufacturer of U. ROOTS AKD SHOES of,.a very ilmxriptlon J No -34 JnUhftdil treat, Rlttaturgb, pa. ocgpdly 'ilfflFßSlSflE f**b- ; assistant to U Char lee Bartbrsfhr.pcepara EXPLICIT DRAW -INOS AND SPECIFICATIONS far all *££ of BnlWingr, and anpertn tend* their erection on rewon fcbtetenM. 1-, ‘ • Office on Anderamt at root, between Leacdck and Bobtaaon tlteeta, AlkxhenrCUy. joU> Dbaleb ik why etc.,, la Kftrbtitmt| OHABLEB HARTBEBUEK, Archi ;\J IRON HANK BLOCKS Fifth EtftfU . Fwmhhga PLANS AM P SPECIFICATIONS far Building* dCmrydewriptfan; work* evporfav and op-tuodwntetorwi myasdiyt AHAIU/OTTK LUME, Manufactub- V u A*D Dbalxh im PIANO-FORTES, and Im- EswHffi-isalSS oftt-JEofaan AM4chmrwt. NO. tt jgufc »tmey. myg. MELLQB,DkaIeb inßiakos, V -Kfc'Jt. Wood stratt, between fOvdrfimt and Diamond alkgr. Pittotargb, Pa. AJNTD COMMERCIAL JOURNAL. GROCERS. DEAT/smr. Mvstc, He. PITTSBURGH, BAJTKB. DOLLAK SAVINGS BANK, No, G 5 Foravn Hratrr. CUAKTEBEIt IN l»sa. Open dally ftom 0 to 2 o'clock; abbun Wednesday au<l Saturday evening*, from May Ist to November Ist, Ihin 7 <» v o'clock, aud ffoiu November Ist to May lit from ti to 8 o’clock. Deposits received of all sums not has than One Dollar, and a dividend of the. profits declared twice a year, lu and December. Interest has been de clared acml-ennuaDy, in June and December, since tln> Bank was organized, at tbo rate of six per cent, a year. Internf, it not draw ont, is placed to tjifr credit of tbe dapoiiitor as principal,,ana bw thejmm* ln terest from tho first' aayw of June and Dec*tnfie(Ycom pounding twice a year without troubling the deposi tor to mil, <>r even to present his pass book. At this rate, money will double lu Ikm than twelvs years, making in the aggregate eiuht and owc-Valf peb CUiT. A YEAR. Books, containing the Charter, By-Laws, Rules had Regulation*, famished gratia, ou application at Che office. Pkrsident—CEOUUE ALBBEK. - - vioc.vacsiburrks - WiiliHiu J. Anderson, Hill Bargwin, B©nj. L. Fahnestock, Hopewell liepbura, James Herdman, James 1). Kelley, A. M. bollock, M I>. Robert Robb, Jime« Sbidlu, Aloiandor TindJe. TRUSTEES. Aluxonder Bradley, John B. MeFaddun, ; johu O. Backofuu, - - Peter A. Madalre, ''iSUBIiEU John B. CauUold, lamee McAnley, Alonzo A. Carrier, John Marshall, Charlea A. Coltou, • Walter P. Maithall, Wißuun Dougtaa, John Urr, John Evana, Henry L. Ulngwalt, John. Uolmus,. . , John U. fihoonhurger, WilUalhß. liavun, • Alaxaudar Spear, Peter U. Hunker, William E. bcbmertK, Richard Hays, Isaac Whittier, William S. Lavoly, Christian Yeager. Sccreiart’ axt» TacascaEß—CHAß. A. COLTON. fr&dswT /GERMAN TRUST AND. SAVINHS VJT BANK, corner Sixth and WoodetrwU. BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT. CAPITAL SIOO,'MO. STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE, i Diar.CToue: Adam ueinemak, p**un.t. S|>iiu>o'r Uarbaugh, Augusta* Hoemler,. K U. Mjere, Jueeph Lang, J. V. llnvekutt", Cbriatiin Bleiurt, ' Autliuujr M«*yer, A. Oreotxiugvr. DISCOUNT HVSBY DA Y. JOIIN STEWART, V**hier. ' .s/sceuj^cors. Gen. Anderson recently expressed to Gov. Andrew his strong desire that a regiment of Massschssetts soldiers might bo sent to Ken tucky. lie was snre that no sectional feeling woald hinder the. men of-Massaahusetts from receiving a hearty, welcome-in Ilenry Clay’s State.' ALL VARIETIKS VF STYLEN AND FINIBH} | HXCOHHOIBBASCK TO yiKMHA. Furniture and chairs' atrkJ DUCED PBICX&—JAMES W. WOODWELL, Niw. u 7 «uil. IfJ Tliird otruet, and 111 Konrtb ftrwtj table fur HOTELS and PRIVATE DWELLINGS; Wr All unlfw pniinptl) nttuodcd to, and the Pur* nrv can-fully |«ckud and Uiivd. STEAMBOATS nud HOTELS (urublwd ut ahori CABINET MAKERS »uj.pU«*l »ith wry article JAMRSU CHILDS A CO., HOPE COTTON MILL, ALLEGHENY SE.4JfIE.SS BAHS A YD Of' OtiSJUVUiiS, 32 INCHES TO 4o INCHES WIDE ■Verdors left at.ll. ChildsACo.’e, Is} Wood *t. Pittsburgh, will receive attention. of2s:dly Wholesale and Retail PESS A2fD CASES REPAIBED; SILVER AND GOLD PLATING, Done at the shortest notice, at the corner of Fourth and Market street*, second story. ' Penoos lhriDß <?tit of the city having pens to repair .mu send them by nail. ; mfesTtdfr - TmrATßicg * co. i FNE GOO OS.—Solid Gold Wedde.-b R»q&. Sikolc Stonk' asd Clvmtkr Dtanoxn Kotos, Ladies* Gold Wxtcuu and CnxiNS, SUvfr articles in cages suitable far wedding preaenta, RETS OF JEWELRY In Coral, Jet, Amethyst, Pearl. Aa; SILVER CUPS-AKD GOBLETS, for proaentatiofi; GOLD HEAD CAKES, Ac. H. RICHARDSON A CO., : ap!7 Comer of Fifth and Market atreets., Stucco wokKeß.-JArf. owkyj; AND MASTIC WORKER, PAPER HANGER AND PLASTERER. S9-CENTRES AND ORNAMENTS of all kinds furnUhcd on short notice. All orders left at No. £i Oongrw stroet, six dome from Wylio, or at Palmer's Wall Paper Store, No. (4 Wood street, will he promptly attended to. mhXS W. A. CALDWU.L, JOL /HaLDWELL & BRO., Boat FurnisH \_J xaa Aim bULUi v» MANILLA, HEMP AND COTTON CORDAGE; OAKUM. TAR, PITCH, ROB IN (AND OILS, TARPAULINS, DUCK, LIGHT AND HEAVY DRILLINGS, Ac., No. <* Water and 7« Front streets, Pittsburgh. ap^dly n 1 W W. YOUXG, successor to Caft- YY • wright A Yonng, No. QT-Wood street, conur of Diamondalley, thaler in all kin da o! CCTLEKY, BAZOIULRtFLES,REVOLVERS, KNIVES, SCIS SORS, GUNS, Ac., Ac. A largo Msortmcnt of die above pods constantly on hand. mb! JACKSON * TOWKdiIND, Polls Parmtat and DKALCEa nr BACON, DRIED HKT.F. LARD, MESS AND BUMP PORK, No. U Fonrth street, near Liberty, Plttalmrgh. , WP. MAKSIIAJLL, Dealebim IVaLI • Parxxft, Boannia, At., No. 47 Wood adapt, Pittsburgh. Jay MEDICAL. jyjEDICAL CARD. W. BO DEN BA MER, U. D. ContciUftUle* boing in Pittsburgh about tbelMii uf DECEMBER, proximo, to remain eeTeral weoke. Jit* "vrill, « banal, iHvot* hit eichu)Ta attention - to the Med left] and Borgital treatment of CHRONIC DIS EASES, especially tbotoof tba Lower Bowel nach as Constipation. Pilea, FtnaU/Tbibra, Falling of tlm Bowel, StHcto re of the' Bowel, Ulceration of tbo Bowel. Abo the rarkxu Cbroulc UimM of the -Womb, Kidney** Bladder, 4c. His rneSdsDCO will be at the Dfonougahela lioiue. < Full tsuilenlaraoß arrlraL New York. Nut. 14th, 1861. BININUERS OLD LONDON DOCK UIN. : i'.lU AS A REMEDIAL AUEST. Thu dolldoua TONIC STIMULANT, eapttlally ilratgtied for tbo uw of (be Medkut.Preftniom and.the Family, htriug gannitled tbo .cooHud “Oloei"’ “Aromatic," “Cordial,” "Hidkattd,*' Ac., in Dow oodorard by all (be prombwnt pbyafclaoi, clxxnbU au>l cuunuimeara aa pomamiog all of Ibuav Inlrluate .madiciual (jruUitlM [tonld and dluratic,) which, baloug loan AND PUBBGIN. Put ap (u quail bottle*, ami auld by all druggift* and grodara.' A. M. BININOKB A CO., (Ratabtbbed lu IT7S.) SufeiPittprlMoK, No. 19 Broadatr«et, N. V. Tor «wl« by W. W-A U. SMITH, FBKNCH, HICJfARDS AOO„ and all of tbo prominent wliole cttle drugirfaU Id l'bilodalpbla. _ .. jr*VTUT.TON,Dr -rHd C 7 ami 69 Fifth at., beUw Iho P< T\R. McMUNN'B KLIXtBOF OPIUM. ■U 'U R4>feßrtagto naaldiid. w»>>«aiAii wresting nnllcUil viiiwbf opiasi tba Iltdr ii thcataghly 'pa rifled fanvsll the ncndoas qaßlittea;oC the <£ug. Kii ohm of fractures, tarn*. K*)ds,.cancsrvas nlcen,. «od other peinfal aSeethmsi'it will reUeve pain and trrltatioti; allay convulsion*, nwacdlc action,! and jnorirfd sxdlament of body aodmlnd, without can*. IBzikkiMi, ontlnßMi,<ir headache. TbtMiftßii* r»ute gnalirta mont render llpr* eminent to the li*t ufonlato. Prepared and sold by A. B. A D. SARDS, Drag riste, 100 Folton street, Re*-York, Sold also by B. A. FAHNESTOCK A CO., Pitta harsh, Pa. „ . Sob) abw by Pruggtsts generally. uo®C:dtw-wltF t'OR SALE A Jrn TO LET. IiIKQINE FOR SALK— Abodi Eiuot ri Hour Power, in good order, now driving One*' Power Ptrace in tUia office. Will ha anld cheap for caali. Enquire at GAZETTE orPICE, la7:dtr : •>■ yiftbotrast, above SmUhflold. IjMJlt SALK.-rA very commodious and 1 com fort*We residence, in a deelrabte neighbor hood, la tba Third ward, AUecbeny, on loug and **> M I»wj -lajfflSifcSLi • ee\7:dlf - i - ■ 'Attoshey at Law, .133 Fourth »L VAOTaBEE OIL mH’ISKTYTi'OE V BALE—Snoßted <m Wench Creek, embracing between 10 and ll ama. There are on the property six walla la vartoae pcogreaa -three of which are at sufficient depth tyeraUng. «r)tb tba well»ta a powaribl engfoe, In good nmnlnxorder. Title property ia adjoining the cekbrsted M’lftnulck. ftrm, Radis perhapa one of the bret oil sites in .that region., We offer a great barg*l»; on May tenua of payment, or with .exchange fi*. teal eatate.fd or ail-' joining tbo city.' Fur pertfculere apply to " • lit - B. M'LAIRA CO. t Toorthslrret. MONDAY MORNING, Pittsburgh Musette. S. RIDDLE & CO., EDITORS AS D RMOERIETOBS, Pnklicutioi Office N*.;B4 Fifth Stmt. NOBNINQaN'D EVSNISG EDITIOKS.DAIt.T, cohlakikg ibi uTEsrsrws it totiie BOTH or PCELTCATIOX. ' TERNS; Moamimq Edikos—4Q per annum in adrtpce, or U coat* per week from carrier*. . Kvebinu Edition—|3 per Annum lu «<lv*oce, or 6 oato-por week from carriers. Wekki-y Edition—Siogls copio*, 82 per annum; Five or more, Tea. or.npjrtrd*, $1 per annnui, luvarULly la advene*.. . ADVERTISING AT REASONABLE RATES. MONDAY MORNING, NOV. 26, 1881. LATEST PROM WASHINGTON* Washington, No?'. 21,1861. THE SBOBBTABIEs’ REPORTO TO CONGBKM.,'' The clerks in the departments engaged ’ on the statistical .pf the Secro- ■ taries’ reports,.in preparation; for Congress,; bare already placedVconsiderable portion of; of the printers. - In the Post Office tioparUuen.t, the clerks .aro. worked till 10 o'clock in the evening,Jprepar- - ing the balance-sheets fyreach post offlce,not, only in this alto in the seceded! 001. Wilson* toojV Thanksgiving .dinner! with his regiment, the 22<1,Massachusetts, to day. that they might be allowed to join, the New England 1 regiments rendetrottfrag at Annapolis; arid: form a part of General ; Burnside's eom . mand, hoping thus the sooner to see active eervite and to see it In a more genial climate. RESIDENCE OP MEN. DOUGLAS. Thojamily of the lata Senator Douglas live in a neat white cottage, on a hill side, in the suburbs, and near their late residence, now osed as a hospital. Ok*. ANDERSON ABD MASSACHUSETTS BOt.DIRUN. A reconnoitering and foraging expedition was made to-day by the Ist, 2d, 3d, 4th, sth, and 6th Vermont Regiments; and three squad ron* of cavalry, and three batteries from Gen, Smith's command. They proceeded to a promiueneemverlookiDg Vienna, but saw no traces of the enemy. * , A MIGHT BIU*. The other night General McClellan aston ished hi* staff and messengera-by giving them a night ride through the different encamp ments. Ho started at eight- o'clock in the evening and did not return Xo his quarters till four in the morning. ts2K:lyOiw LETT BBS ASP PUBLIC DOCUMENTS FROM SF.CE9SIA, The Navy Department to-day received-from .Port Royal a box of letter* and documents taken from the-forts at Port Royal and the post office at Beaufort. They will bo opened and examined immediately. TBE TREASONABLE MEMBERS OP THR MARYLAND LEOISLATUBB. A few weeks since, influential cititens of Baltimore were importuning tbfi .Government for tho release of the treasonable members of the Maryland the ground that tho best Interests of the cvnntry demand it. ” These efforts were unavailing, and now some of the same citisens are urging upon tho Gov ernment to keep * v *"» until sueh time as the loyalty .of Maryland than be ini •nredby the suppression of rebellion; - They are well satisfied with the result of the recent election, and are satisfied that-the State is better off without than'with tho majority of their late Legislature. A PLENTY OP ARMS. The War Department is now receiving mu»- kets, rifles ana equipment; in abundance by every steamer. The supply ia fully equal to Ahe immediate demand, and with those to ar riro will be sufficient to cqnip the entire anny and have a reeidne. GOV. FEIRrOtXT’S JURISDICTION. Got. Peirpoiut’s jurisdiction now extends over nearly all of Virginia west of the moun tains, the northern part as far oast as Hamp shire eonnty, which it includes, all of Alexan dria, and a considerable portion of Fairfax county, the region abont Fortress Monroeaad Newport News, and Accomac and Northamp ton counties on tho eastern shore—compris ing nearly half of the Stale. FAVORABLE CHARACTER OF THE EUROPEAN ADVICES. Advices received by tho Government from Groat Britain, represent that though much tournees of feeling U evident toward tbeUni ted States, yet there .was a manifest fooling averse to a war, and that the sentiment in fa vor of maintaining a strict neutrality was daily strengthening. Advices from Franco, indicate that the feeling on tho part of that Government is more cordial towards the Uni ted States thau ever. THK REPORT OF THL SECRETARY OF WAR. Secretary Catnorou has closed hia doors to all applicants for office, and is now busily engaged in. preparing his report for Congress. It will probably take him a week to finish his report. THE OF OCX. FREMONT. The papers is tho case of Gen. Fremont bavo for some days, been in the hands of Maj. Lee, Judge Advocate of the army, who to-day made his report to Gen. McClellan. Accom panying the report were charges substantially tho same as thoso-preferred by Col. Blair. WASHINGTON COBRK9»*ONDKNTB. UOla-.HRtf Raymond, of the New York Timm, who is. one of the executive officers of the Associated Press, ia endeavoring to have the Depart ments closed all reporters but' those who are engaged by. the Associated Press. The proposition, has received the approval of aomeof the Departments; but its adoption is impracticable, and will not, in all probability, be put into operation. . POETS WILLED AMD REWARD. Hilton Head and Beauregard Forts are to be known respectively. In future, aa Forts Welles and Seward, -by border of Gen.’ Sher man, with the approval of the War Depart ment. - ' - BALTIXORB AXDOHIO RAIbWAT. Governor Poirpoint is here urging the Gov ernment to with the directors in an effort to opan'np the’Baltimore aod.'.Ohio. Railway from flarpert Ferry. to Wheeling.... RALLOOV VJMtCOH VOIBSAKCE. . Last evening «tistfctemorning Mr. Lowe fnyriw several balloon reeonnoiaaancea from 'M inert riiUr”DufT2g“lhe evening a fine moonlight view wae ifforded ofßebefcamp? ' fires, between Centreville and Manassas Junction. No Rebel soldiers were seen with in the distance of ten miles. FURTHER YROM WINCBK3TKR. I learn from another trustworthy source, that at Winchester; board in ordinary beard ing houseals from $l2 to $lB per week. On Wednesday week,a’Union man—a brother in-law of Col. Sentendiver, of the rebel ariby —was called upon to eorolLhiinself among the rebel troops. He attempted to escape, was' chased; fired at, and killed. The fortifications that are put up are exten- : Breastworks are put'up in Berrys villo,and> masked battery has been placed V mile and a half from'Winchester on the Paghtown road. --Besides these, there works thrown tip by Johnston in July last,. when it that Patterson was coming down to-makaan attack. In a circuit of from two to three miles about the place, all the fenoes have been torn down, and in some cases houses have been levelled to open tba way for the better maneuvering of the troops in ease of ai> attack. —But lUtle wheat basbeen sown in the vicin ity* o*taf,!h>thk uncertainty of the crop ever being ’ > Besides Jackson’s Brigade, there are from three fo four thousand militia, bat who are not considered as efieieot troops, beiaeibadly armed well disciplined. NOVEMBER 25, PONTOON BRIDGE BUTLDtNO. The 15th New York Regiment this after noon made their first at pontoon bridge building,- on the eastern branch of tb» Potomac, near their camp. In .33 minutes they inflated the India-rubber pontoons,, and laid abridge 188 feet long,.over which .50. men marched at common , and double-quid^time and on the ran, and two Jtanea crossedwith out trouble. The regiment has the pontoon train'which has been at Whst Point for-tome time, and.is well supplied with engineering tools and implements. They, hare- also fas cines and "other materials for "fortifications. Two-fifths of-tbe-men : are : skilled mechanics, and the camp gives .evidence bf their manual skilL Although they have been but' two weeks in their present location, they have constructed a bnek raage-and oven --for each company, and ..made many other improver ments. In their four months of not one man has died of disease, and there is now. but one in the hospital. Washington news and gossip. Nothing is. talked:-of to-day but the review yesterday, and the probability of tho advance of the grand army. There is every indication that an important, move ment is.about to take place, and-the-remark made' bn tho review ground, yesterday, by one of onr Generals, that the next “review oC onx troops will:take place in : Richmond," .may mean something. Yesterday General HhClellan gave the Cabluet and his staff regular “steeple chase." He i? one of the; best horsemen in. the country, and .mounted,: as he was, on a superb charger, he outstripped: jhem ati. The only two wh'o.kcpt up with : ‘Him wore -President. Lincoln and Secretory Cameron.. Secretary Seward came in third; 'host. His horsbSeemed to beTeligiously • op-; 'posed to jumping ravlnoitt .One of- the'Cabi— net officers faeetiouslyre marked 'that Mr.i ‘Seward was not riding his own hobby."- WINTER QUARTEBS. Smalt wooden houses, large, double canvas tents, of heavy material, and comfortable log fauts;-are going up in all the localities occupied,; or likely to be oecupied.dnring the wintety or a portion of it, by our.troops.in the vicinity of Washington. Onr soldiers will all be well Srovided for; but there is some difficulty inj eeiding how the, large number of cavalry; now. here can bo comfortably cared for. Dif-j ferent plana are under consideration, and it la probable somo decision wilt be made in a fow days. The horses have, so far, been ex)K>sed to the weather. CAPTURE OK THE MOUTH CAROLINA SECESSION ORDINANCE. Ut\jor Pangborn states that Com. Dupont sent homo, and that the Navy Department is now in possession of, the original South Car olina ordinanct.of teegmon, beautifully en grossed npon parebment, with the autographs of the South Carolina seceders,headed by Gen, Jameson. The photographs of all the mem bers were also found, at Beaufort with the or dinance, and a large number of other import ant documents; which will 'seriously interfere with Boqlh Carolina's prospects for an unmit igated sovereignty. THE FEDERAL ARMY — COO, OOO VOLUNTEERS IN THE FIELD. ft has been officially ascertained that the Government has now in the field and camp, and in process of formation, 600,000 volan tesis ; and the enlistments for the regular ser vice numerous than heretofore. FROM THS UPPER POTOMAC. A letter from Darnostown,- dated to-dajf, says nothing has been heard for several days of any movements of the enemy opposite our tines. Everything is apparently quiet io their encampments. This may be canted by the withdrawal of the .weight of ; their forces for the defence of Winchester, which they consider in jeopardy. REBEL HEATHENISM. - Two more bodies of tho Now York Four-, teenth -were found where tho late skirmish ooenrred. They were nude, and showed evi dence of the most shocking brutality on the part of the rebels. It appears to-day that not , an accident ooenrred yesterday mom ing among the seventy-five taen and horses whoso ex tensively maneuvered: OSN. KELLY’S COMMAND. Private letters from. I Gen. Kelly's command say the troops at Romney soon expect to march on Winchester, which is reported to he strongly intrenched. There are rumors that the rebels have a large army ready to defend that place or attack Romney. COSTRABANDd. ThaJteamer Stepping Stones ran the block ade last night, bringing fifty-eight malo and female conttubanda,besides ten children, be ing the last invoice from Virginia. Ouk last advices, through Rebel sources, were that the village of Beaufort had not yet been occupied by Gen. Sherman. Gen. Robert Lee has been appointed to command the Rebel forces in that quarter, and he is said to -have commenced fortifying the vil lage. In leSs than five days aftef Hntteras was taken, when the State of North Carolina was at out feet, the Rebels had 3,000 men and a battery of 15 guns on Roanoke Is land; We failed to follow up the important advantage, and within one month's time we were on the defensive at Hatteras. This piece of experience makes one restive at any apparent delay in improving advan tages at Beaufort or elsewhere. I presume that it will turn out. that Gen. Sherman did not find himself at the bead of the troops that warranted him in pushing ahead as fast as, at this distance, would seem desira ble. If there is any particular thing that the loyal people of the country,, and 1 believe very many of the people of the revolted States also, desire more than anything else, it is to see, Charleston in the possession, of our troops, with the Stars and Stripes wav ing from .the place from which they were first torn. Ended whenever and in what ever way it may be, if the history of the rebellion does not - record this much, it will record- a grand omission, a humiliating failure in the cause: of justice. You can to-day raise more troops and get more money for such an expedition than any Other you can name. The Government will stand In danger.of beingaccusedof awant of energy and tlio right sort'of Uetermma : tibu and purpose, so. long“as it postpones this blow. Let .it fall—fall with terrible, oruahipg energy—noil as an. act of yen geauct, though it could! be justified on that groundj but simply as an act of justice and right In the hignest sense—an act that the . whole world expects and would approve;; and one that would at; the same; time do. mon'.thhs any other.to- oruah out the re bellion. ‘.'Will'the <Government walk' stern-' ly up'to the work . . LxnuuiStic Pjloo*kss.—According 16 the present- deffinition, an Abolitionistia one .who. wants some fighting done. in this war. lt.i* reported that several members of Con gresshaVe been in Washingtoh, lately, ex presdlurthe publiedesire .that something abonld De done to puf down the rebellion, in retutp fOT our crpendUttrea; whereupbn lt that they ave all want fighting dohe So as to further Uie South, and make, a recohstriictiou impossible; and it is thougbtLio be netseasary that our military aathoritietßhouUl set..themselves back in ihebreechiug against thia radicalism. An Abolitibiiiat now-is any one who wants anybody hurt in this War, that is, any rebel : the slaughter ofour own men is taot incompatible with conservatism.—Cin cinnati Gazette. ■' /Discoveries at excavations which are being made for the canal for the Isthmus of Sues have led io the . discovery at Gixeh of a religiousedifice as Vasi as the Louvre, and ; which, was constructed more than five thpusand years ago. At Karnak also a temple. tbe circuUof which, is. to be four two aud a half mile% has bent‘discovered, and another at Edfou, containing 'twenty saloons. - The* walls of these latter edifices are decorated with gculpturav TiierhglyphiCa and paintings, giillfresh. 1 Authentic New* from the Sooth, The following'article we take from the Cin cinnati Oanmtrcial. It Is,of intense interest, and bears on its face the characteristics of troth. Tho editordoeanbfctflll where he ob tained hie information. That was probably not prudent. It tallies exactly, however, with the impressions we hare gleaned from teees etas souroat. That there is an intense, yea (iowing U&ion eentiment in Eastern Ten nessee, and that then is dreadful suffering in the South, cannot be doubted: We hare very late and perfectly trust worthy information direct from East Tennes- see, and indirectly from other portions of the South.; We shall not particularise, the chan nels through; which this .information .is re ceived,.but give onr word that we know them to bo worthy the most absolute confidence. . The. Union men of 'East Tennessee were never more loyal and hopeful Hhah now. They stand' dauntless and incorruptible, and if there.isany-change, they are becoming more ardent and confident.in the good and,great cause, of national unity 'and free government-,’ which they regard as one and- inseparable, now and forever. The Sccessionista whisper that their attempted revolution must end in a failure. It is true, as-rumored for a, few days, that there aro camps of Uniop men in: Tennessee, twelve hundred ill one, and seven hundred In another, each.man with'bis rifle and a : pound of powder and a corresponding: quantity .of balls, and regarding bis powder oa. fanny re firecious than gold. In tholate hrhlg6 burn ng,--three important bridges-iti' Tennessee jimltwo;io Georgia_w<?re entirely ’destroyed, and two ot tbroo others , greatly damaged. ’The roads wore in bad “order bridges wehe-burned/and tbe rolling: stock’ii-in bad -condition. It will be impossible tor the road to be so far repaired as to permit the*passage, of> trains in less than a month. *' Tbo loyal East -Tennesseeans were hourly expecting a Feder al army to force its way through Cumberland 'Gap, and if a vigorous advance hud been made there, the capture of Zollicoffer’s army would’have been absolutely certain. "Not a man eonld have escaped. Zollieoffer’s effec •Uvo force in Kontuekybas not anytime ex ceeded. soven thousand men. : The secesh troops guarding the East Tennessee railroad when the bridges were burned was loss than eight hundred* If alter the battle of Wild Cat, oar troops had pushed vigorously forward; the loyal East Tennesseeans would havo taken .possession of the railroad, and held it for their own use in stead of destroying it; and they .would have taken a largo amount of provisions and mili tary stores collected at Knoxville and other points for the use of the rebel army. The fall ing back of tho Cumberland Gap Expedition will have a most distressing- effect, and- will probably cause the ruin of-many'of those who have committed • themselves in arms against-the Jeff. Davis despotism. At the very time when the devotetL Unionists were expecting to see tho bayonets of the United States troops glittering in tha passes of their mountains, they will hear of the. disastrous march away from them, which has already been described at length in these columns. The sturdy loyalty of the East Tennessee ans appears in the returns of the recent Con federate election for President and Vice Pres- ident and. members of Congress; In fioane county, where two thousand votes are usually givcn,less than three hundred and fifty, were polled. John Baxter, a Submission Union man, (that Is, one who is in favor of the Union, but looks upon the rebellion as an accom plished fact,) run for the Confederate Con gress in Maynard's district, thinking the Uniynists would support and elect him, rather -than permit the election of. an ultraEeceSeion iat. xhe Union men bad about; eight thous and majority in the district; but refused to vote, and the Secessionist had a .very small; but nearlyunanimous vote. In Knox county, -whore the Union men had throe thousand two hundred votes, Baxter, the Submissionist, re ceived but, 80 votes. The Union men would havo nothing to do with tho election, bdt treated it with oontempt.r~ln many places the poles wore not opened, and tn someWJrble counties not a vote was cast. The lines between the Union men and tho secesh aro very sharply' drawn. Every man knows, whom he may trust and whom he must distrust. The devotion of the Union people to the Government is unalterable, and many touching proofs of are givon. We are told of .men more than seventy years of age, acting as guidos on tha mountains, in the night, for those whom they know to .be. the friends of the Government. The women will not bike money for any assistance they may render the' Union men. Coses are mentioned in-which poor women whose husbands are exiles, have, with tears in their eyes, refused to touch gold offered and. urged upon them for provisions furnished thoso who were laboring in tho eanso of the Union. Ono lady who was rout ed at midnight to prepare a meal for a party of Union men, was told, in order to induce her to accept a gold piece as compensation for her trouble, that tbe gold was not from their own pookots bnt from the United States. She burst into tears and refused to accept it more earnestly than ever, saying she could not take the money of the Government for any poor service she could render. This poor woman's husband and sons were exiles. Are these people to be tbeirenomies now in the hour of their Uhnoet need ? There is undoubtedly a .powerful reaction in North Carolina against tho Disunionista. It would not bo surprising to hear at any time of a most detormiued Unioh movement in that quarter. The Union men of North Carolina and' north Alabama are in communi cation with thoso of East Tennessee. Very few troops were sent'to Virginia du ring tho Autumn' months. Tho last detach ment that went forward over tho .Tennessee railroad Was a body of eight hundred' Goorg-. lans, who had been without arms so long that ‘ they threatened to When they:-were,, ordered to Richmond, about three weeks ago in wretohed condition and without arms of any sort. ~ The destitution of the rebel 'troops' is ex- treme. It ta.not unusual-tp see the cavalry wearing spurs on their naked heels.- They suffer terribly for Want of blankets, and search thd houses—oven the negro cabins—for blan kets, qollls and'thick clothing!-‘Letters re cently written by company officers of the army of the Potomac, say tbere are not less than thirty thousand refcrilabttßers in Virginia un abW, fromsioknest; topcffo'rmdQty.' - A Confederate 5 ha* written, within -this month,flrdm thoarmy-of thaPotomac to friends in Hasten* Tebteilsee,tbatof hiacom posy; originally ninety-seven men/' only eight were-fit to go in the fields The whole Confederate foree in Virginia!* less than one hundred and' forty thousand effective men. The army directly in front of Washington is. less than ninety thousand >/ - ■ The rebelannlei in Kentucky, under Johns ton, Bndkner-and Polkydo not count-forty thousand fighting men.* Tho army on Green froUtof McCook, lr only fifteen thousand strong. 'The rebeHeaders at Nash ville arc trembling-With apprebensioa> And It is believed tbroughoMt the South.that a ma jority of.the.people .of NewOrleianswould rejoice at the approach of an Uniuh artny. ' cThe blookade Is terribly affective; '/-The fact ji confessed, and fiuniarand panic prices' prn vail. The wealth Test iamlliea of the South' ire Uringmeanly; and apologise to-jtheir vis iter* forthomeagerces* of. their tore: ? The .Union men rtjoice iu.the- privations.incident to the blockade,'and-comfort themselves by the eohsidention that : the Seeessionistß are the:greatest sufferers.Tbo .Ughtnesa of the blockade, and the constant gathering of tbe armies of the Union, the now admitted eour- - age of-tho Northern''troops, the failure of England and 1 France' to recognise the auprem aoy- of r cotton,lthe. money nioorceS: of the Federal which .seem inexhattsti-> ■ hie, are having their effect.eVen upon the most reckless of tbecohspiratbrs. Nothing butthe prestige of-a few lmmensely: mag nified by systematic lying*fiM;kept the rebels in heart up to this time, 'Much dissatisfac tion with the Rlohmohd GoVerament is felt. It is denounced on every: side/aa distinguished by imbecility and a style com pared with whiefrthe criticisms on thaleglti mate Government bytheNorthern journal* is moderate.. 'With good management/ the war ' may be closed before the first anniversary of 4 the bombardment of Snmter/ ' . Ox Slavs HexTixa.—: ; —- Qeneral Hunter drilven up runaway aig*. ■ ’ .: But txnfamm a cow, auto, qr granWr . . Ha had better be cauUoui In running such net, . Or bo'll soon grtths uan» ot : -'‘*lar*.p*at4rr' •HSNadsjr'Tis***.':/,' li ~~~~~— — VOLUME LXXIV—3O6. mraj.iTE. I NDEMNTrV AGAINST LOSS JBY- A FIRE.—FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COM PANY OF PHILADELPHIA. OBc, 453 aDd *ST CbatDQtltmt, UMT Fifth. - Statement of Amets, January let, IS9), published ■ • agreeably to •& act of Assembly, being— - ' -*5;, First Mortgages, amply evented 0(1 Beal Estate, ipreet vat. 1108,314 el) «*l 102.V65 00 Temporary Loans, on ample Collateral '-! . Securiee .. 89,135 00 Stocks, (present value (80,667 72) cost... 99,788 00 “ Note* and Bills Beceivabte .1,821 00 Cash - - 27,21* 00 (2,206,051 68 tST The only profits from premiums which-this Company can divide by Uw ar» from risks which have been determined. ' I Insurance made on every description of property; in town and country, at rate* as lowan areconabieut with security. . ! Since their loeorporatlor, a period of Ihirtyyeara, they, have paid lanes by fir* Co an amount exceeding >W MHUo*t of Dollars, lh reby affording evidence of the advantages of Insurae ce, as well as tbsir abili ty and disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities; . •.. •' losses av nac : [_ Losses paid during the year 1858 „.(106,05p 57. DIKKCTOU: ! • Charles N. Bancker, Isaac Lea, . . j " Monlecai D. Lewis, Jacob B. Smith, Tobias Waguvr, -.lEdward-O. Dale, J ' Devfcl 8. Bruvrn, U«o. W. Richards, j Samuel Grant, George Fair*. CHARLES N. BANCKER, Prttide*l. EDWARD C. DALE, Vice PraiJ*i>L - Wm. A. Steel, Secretary yrotrm. > J. GARDNER COFFIN, Agent! myC Office Northeast cor. WoodAThird sta. Eire insurance, bv the beli- * ANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE I COMPANX, or PHILADELPHIA, on RUII.DINUS, limllfdor j..'. pMpetunl, MEBOHANJIIIIE, FURNITURE, An., In - ; r town or country, OlBco No. 308 Walnut etfeet. Capital,’ $220,510; Assrra,-$308,008 96-luw«t«d f as follows: . . . j L First Mortgage on Improved City Proper* I ty, worth doable.the amount— $155,800 00 Ground rant, flm clam - —. 2,482 50 Penns- R. R. Co.'s C per cent. Uortgago 11-•••’l 1 -•••’ . Loan, $30,000, coat. -27,000 00; - Clty of Philadelphia, 0 per cent. Loan. ... 30,000 00 Allegheny county 0 per ct. P. H. R. Loan " OO v: Collateral bonds,-well secured - _2,. r «op 00 .. :• Huntingdon 'and- 1 Broad Top' Motiulain )'•1... Railroad Compauy, mortgage-10au..-.4,000, OO Pciiusylrania Railroad Co.'s Sttick 4,000 00_ ' Stock of Reliance Mutual Insurance Cp.'.. 1^4,830,00 Stuck of County Fire Insurance Co I,WO lO , • Stock of Delaware M. S. Insurance C 0.... 750 00 Commercial Rank do . 5,135 01 Mechanic*' Bank do -... 2,012 50 Unkm 81. Innuranco Co.'s Scrip- l4io 00 Bills Receivable, business punier Book Accounts, accrued intercut, etc..' ! Cneli on hand and ift hand* of agents. OT.KK TINGtEr; pirkctobb: . 11. UChrsoi ■ Z, LotLruji, , ' ' Kobt.-Tolam CfiM.- LeUuii . Kred’k. Ltni Jacob T. Bu C. ». Wood, Smith Bowem, Jaa. 8. Wood war. Julia Bl*wU, Plltb ' fNCUMA'N, Serirtary; J. O. COFriNk J Third and Clew Tlngley, gunnel BiapLnm, 'Wro. Rl.Thojupeon, Hobart Bfr*u, Frederick Brawn, iVtu. Miuteer, , C. Stevonson, Beitf. W. Tingley, J.oho Hi Wurrell, MontluUl Uill, B.M tuy ft Nortbnaat cornel WSSTERN INSURANCE NYOPPrrrSBDBOH.. '*•••■' , - _ .1. « B, HILLER, Jr., Pn*ij*»L, G- M, GOBDON, Secretary. ... ... Office,, ltd. fl*2‘ Water street, Spang A C'o.V witfe; home, *»p stnirei-Pittsburgh. WiU intisra ayatnit all. kindt of and Jfarm*» Bieki. A Home Jnetitutio m, tj? DirtClon xho are well known in the comiautiify, anti t'rlib <ar*M4t*r miutd, by promptnat and liberality, to inauMri*-Jfa character which they hare aeeiimed, <u bt«t protection to thoie derire to be iiimrea. i t ASSETS, OCTOBER 20,1£59; Stock Accounts..*. S £3,000*00 Mortgage* ~ - - i 2,1«>.00 Office Furniture ; 1 25(rOQ Open Accounts, Ac !7»800'00 Cash 18,051 .TO Premium Notes 2T,CBfi H Koto* and Bill* Dbcountod.-. George Darsie, B. Miller, Jr., Bees J. Thomas, C. W. Jackaon, Jam os McAulcy, Alexander Speer, Andrew Ackley, my3o F. TTirRE, MARINE AND INRAND IN- J; suBAKCE:-~iKSiniANCK compant of NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.. Incorporatedl7l>4—Capital, ?500,000.; Amts, January 10, 1859 81,159,924 Cl ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Pmulent. THOMAS PLATT, tfrcrrtary. tNSUKANCE CO. OF THE STATE J_ OF PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA. Incorporated 1794—Capital, $200,000. : AsseU, February 1,1859;.... ........3413,808 00 HENRY D. SHERROD, PrrittUoi. WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary. Hartford fike insurance co. HARTFORD. * IncorpotntbdlSlO—Capital, $500,000.' Asketa, Blay l, 1800...!. 5955.7&4 53 HJ HUNTINGDON, Prt*&*t. TIMO. C. ALLYN. Secrtiaiy. Insurance in tbe'&bore old aad-rvliabla Com panies enn be obtoiued b; application to , i, vr. P. Aient, felfitdly 87 Water street, BagSiey’a BuildiDE». : CITIZEN’S INSURANCE COMPANY Or PITTSBURGH. Office, comer Market and Water street*, aecond floor. • WM. BAGALEY, PrwWwrf. SA3IUEL REA, Secretary., Insures Steamboats and Cargoes. Insures against loss and damage in tbe navigation of the Southern aud'Western River*, Lakes and Bayous, and the navigation oftho Sea*. Insures against loss and damage by flro. Wm. Bagalcr, Jas. Park~Jr., • B. F. Jones, ■ Francis Srllera, \V. G. Johnston, C. Zug, . . Capt. a; O.- Yotutg, 8. Mi KSer, Philadelphia fire and life INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 149 Cbeenot at.,' opporits tbe Custom Hooae. -L' - Capital, s2lo,loo—Assets, $304,048, Wit! make all kinds of Insurance,- either perpetual or limited, on every description of Property or Mer chandise, at reasonable rates of premium. ROBERT P. KING, fYesMlenf. > M. W. BALDWIN, Fiee Prc*<Jr*/. F.BLACKBURNE, Secretary. li ** dikcttou: . , Jowpb B.l'anl, 0. 9herm&a, Julm Clayton, i. 9. Hvgaree«,- ’ ' E. Wiler. • V • J. 0. COFFIN, Agnf, Third and-Wood itTMta. Chas. Bares, S. It. Cope, E. B. English, Geo. W. Brown, P, B. Saverj, % LLEGUBNY INSURA>ICB €OM JA. PANYOF PITTSBURGH.■ Office, No.3T Fifth! street, Bank Block.' k " , 1 liunnt ajaiuit all kinds of Finud Harlno SlakL ISAAC JONGS, PreauUnt. JOHN D.McCOKD, YUe PraiJenL J>. M. BOOK, SecrHan. Cajit. W*. DEAN; YSmrralAgtvt. uikcctou:, John D. McOonJ, • Cajit. Adam' Jacob*.. K. P. Sterling,. , Capt. William Dnn,: UtiU. JL.-Mctiraw, H.Davhi.: Jal:lyd Isaac Joues, O. GiUlUsey, • IlarTttj Childs,. . Copt. R. O. Gray,. Jodd-A. Wilson, - B. 1,. IshiMtuck, & WlUm’'.M . Sewing Machines,» NO 27 TTITH STEKKT, J-ITTSBIIKOII, PA. * FAIRS OF ISCu. ’ / WHBBLRB Jt WILSOX' ■?:■:£&: Awarded the JYnl Premia ind (he . UNITED STATES FAIR; OHIO STATE FAIR; , ILLINOIS STATE-FAIR; WISCONSIN STATE FAIR; lOWA STATE FAIR; KENTUCKT STATE FAIR TENNESSEE STATE FAIR; H. J. STATE FAIR 5 VERMONT STATEFAIB; Chicago Mechanics’ Institute; Louiavflli Mechanics’ Institute; * Cincinnati Merhanlce’iluatitote; ALLEGHENY COUNTY FAIR, PITTSBURGH, and other County Fairs too numerous to mention. We offer to the public WHEELER A WILSON’S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE, it REDUCED PRICER with incrmsnl confidence in 4Umerit* as thebest and mat. reliable FamQySewin* Machine now in use. It sews equally well on the tnkfceet and r thincat fchrice, make* the lock-itltch ImposttMe to unravel, with the essential advantage of' being alike on both aides, forming no ridge or chain bo the voder iaslmple In const roction.aaore apes dy la move- , oient, and more duroWe than any other machine. WsciTa Adl Instruction# joeoaMoUtepeathaaer to sew ordinary, aeasts, stitch, Item, fell, <1 ail t, gather, tdnd end tuck, all on the same machine, an <Lwarrant U-for three jean.’ , ... At Circhlara, containing teeiimoniala from ladies of the highest standing, east and west, glTtarprkws. Ae., Will be fersiabed gratis,on application in person 0 * Needles, 611 k, Twist, Cotton ami dnconifentlr on band. W9T. SUMMER. -• \ ..A 174,075 12 |»3,toi •a irs : i Wm.aicKnfght, NathatilelHolraw, Alox. Nlmlcfc, Darid U. Long, t 'William H. Smith, C. W. Sicketson:! M. GORDON, Secretary. Hod. T. M. Howe,- John Bhlptta, Jaa. 24. Cooper, S. Harbaogb, : J. CbldwaU, Jr., John S. OUwortb, BarcUy dtfftl]
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