ESTABLISHED IN 1786
cojsjmissMOJt', tsc.
«* B. CAXriSLD - !.X, *'irß»nr7‘
£ JOHN. 3i. CANEIKU) & CO.,'Colons
V AirD FolWAnwsa Mtanustt* and whole.
uUdolen in W£*JKkN RESERVECHErsK
BUTTER, XAJID, PORK, BACON, FLOCTRFiKIi
MSSffiSg
'tsssjr*'-*”-
'«... f
w*. ctLP .......... 1 “i " —*
tolUlisSlOH iftK-
Jg^-«^s/iss,%gaaws:
corral ° r / lo 2 t f « r .Bak t r» «n,l tmi ly uro
SimI 1 *" 1 f 01 l ll “ nd * *“Ucular ftttrution pskl to
fllllac onlyra fur Merchandize generally. ucSully •.
ifKaKk VAK GUKDEK, FitoDDCEAND
Coxmusion Meecuast, dealer in' FLOUR BUT
•Jwi-S U Jvn B *iS?iS? , V LA,11, » CHEEKE - FORK,
W » t 4‘ Nl> ORKEN FRUITS and Produce gen
«n»lJjr. Liberal caali adraucca tuudo ou nonaljrnimnits.
" e *“ ,twt0 ’ H4ff«yund*ttT<;t, Plttaburgh.
TAMES A. FETZifiK, ifoRWARcSo and
V Coanipsios Uesauxt, l&r the sale of FLOUR
FJUJir, aoJ Produce generally, Ho. Uj Market et
corner of t Inrt, Pittsburgh. uc&dly *
M. icUUMAIttH ; =-p~-
QCHOMAKKK A LA NO Commission
LltetlJ .irc-l, FUltlmrul,. P».
successor to J no.
■ « ■ M WU 4 Son, No. 183 laU-rtr riiwt
biirgh, GEN£I£AL l'HOW?t’J5, OItOCFKY *vn
COMMISSION merchant; >M>
Coiwlmmwuu napecifuUy-BQhnto.l. fondly
' WHITE
1; BKOTHEHH, Forwarding
>*-i - PRsvtsmvS ? ?viS , «?*^^S ,u *” in
BIONS WIOIHJCK GKKERALLyi No.
• BS3 Liberty etroet, Pittiborgh, Pa. fnyi7
‘AtiCHOYJjiK, Commission Merchaxt
OILJGLABb, IKON, NAILS, 4c., No. 183 Ll&crt*
mh27:Jly '
- M^L & s , COFFDf I ~»Tio
CAadWj. ilenna4Cn., WHOLESALEOHO
■ A*£H3i romerof V ood and WaterAtraete, Plttibursh
' em ‘ *' <T3:iHy-‘-
T' , '‘BT'S'7m aiH ” p '
Ti« » * & CO., successor to I* G.
tMlAV^^^E 012 ■ ANI> commission mer.
tu ANTS, 217. Liberty stm*, PltUVuigh. Pa.
,joiST e l©tßE^w““vTOtS!l!S
■SilJKf’n" 'l',?- Cm, “ ,m "* UmtHiKn, n.n»r „r
.Sioithficiil aiiil Mater r»treetg, r>tul>urah, t*< jj7 I
IAuUJiUI'UM di SXE\VA RT "TVnin:- j
;««* CuMXlHsluN AIi:BCUAKT«i No T \
lU7 Wood Btryet, -Pittsburgh. ; I
i>KO\\Tii KIHKPATKICK.S,WuoIu-
XflALt UtOCUI ud dealers In FlUl'K AND
Liberty
riAJ>l±Js UAJ.ZKLL & SUxN, CdMiiis
vrvV a n of CnUD£ AXI>BK-
P,'tSh™. Al ’U 01LS ’ ®“« TO Wllw
A*itt«bnrg)n Advance* made op eottslgnmenta. i
-j ■ -. ; DRUGGISTS. :
DkaleeTin FFre
DBIM3S AND CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY
' * 2LY MEDICIST^V KN i N 0 *' LUII> , OILS, KAM-
Ic /» *«*» °I- rtrictly prime q IIA J-
* #t ,oWl * t Comer Smith*
- u •.'Aeidaodlotitih rjtruet*,DittibaTßb. Pa,
PtrocripiloM omtuUT coaipomdpd at all hour*.
’ .1 Jfl-fcAUNU, corner of Market
I? I tn *}s|K Diamond, keew.conttantli on
f«naworbnuit or DRUGS, MEDICINES
MEDICINE CHESTS, PERFUMERY and ill a^ti
’**t,R*D k^ 1 *®***’
-V Xjhyoicians prucnj tiuna earcfullr compounded at
; il : ia9:lyd
* *AH«ES'iHn;k! It UU, Whole
- •»* Maonfaetnrer of WHITE
' AttLSi ’ ccrner of Wood *nd Fhrnt
itreeta, Phubargh. • m |j 7
JOHN .K-fc>CO!TT T limfrp
'ftrSSSI , 5 A S7f»-2? LS » TABiSIS, * Eis
xrxKgTLryg, ho. 2% Libert/ street, Pituburrfi.—
All croen ■erfll receive prompt sHecUon: mh£4
......QE0*G1 StJtcr
: &-REITER, Wholesale an d
-h. ; JUSYSER, Eblggist,
~r" ! H
•_ . •UTOJU-JCI'S. _. j,
| OHN {j. MicCOiti^LL,' Attobse?
. Orrn-X, ucnnd »KTJ- KTUN 1 ■ Law 8tkm
.150,256* 93 Diamond ftrset. ...
•i WlllaUeni 4* the M*tl«a*nt,*ie*rfng.sa<i {otleo
; toxmUc*, *c», in Wmhinjfton, District
• QfCoinmbU. noifrfinL
JOIW X. XJEKIMTIUCK JOH , Mtl i o ,
ttiekpatkick & mellon; IS,
at Law, No. 153 Fonrth street, flre dberi
■to*g P*. ■ myl7:cftf
VIUIUMA3 EWIAU, Attorney isD
iX.ComuuRATUw.
Orrics, No. ISO Foarth corner of CLirrr
•tky, Pittsburgh, Pa. *• «nii;iUwiyr 3
SA.MULL A. PUR V IANCJb), Attoen’Ey
at Law.
■ , u ' r i c *’Btre*i, adjoining' tha office of M»V~
,»LiiU A Browns Piueburflt, fa., - jey«:dly
eB. -Ai SiMITli, Attoictet a>*d
AW ’ hM t®® o ™*! to KUHK’S
. . No. Li Diami.ud a(rcet,next
floor tft St. retcr*g Clrardi. myl(i:dXj
EJ . K LUCAS, Attouxex at JLatt;
„ *^ mc ?*-' So ‘ Ttf Orsnl etr<*v Pittsburg, Pa.
Jr., Attdejjby at Imw,
nittliuxgV ft**” I*** 1 *** frr ° eI * Lc|ltri *'* L^w Building,
PHOOVCE.
Leech commission
xkdl'o&waedcxa Mucsakt*, <l<*lenla WEfiT
. KRN RESERVE CUEKSK, FLOUR, FISH BA*
’ CONY BUTTER, LINSEEO
PEARL ASHES, SEEDS, GRAIN,- DRIED FRUIT
«id < PrDdaoe *«n«raUy. Best hrandr F»triH r Fk>qr
Jjand. Agent &r theulstir SUdltobfe
<>>.•» wletaared Patented Pear! SUrcb. Noe. TIC
“? M b
; riUtKSK WA ItEHOUtjE.—H KNK
V Comniwakm 3|tr
»*V£t »*«d*aealer*in ClffiEsE, BUTTER, LAfcE
• V 'IBU and 'Produce generally, No.-2ft Woodatreet
abuT»\* ater,Htb»ljorgh. ; • - ■
- ■ -i T
JAMKa IHJJ-MKS & CO., i’ojiK Oral
y' Jw,l ' r > 1“ PROVISIONS, confer ofibr.
ket»ndFfootgtrxtß. ■
tjnyifntJjrcE, jGtejrini.'
- eismsiK ajFwsriSssi'roi
«'WhMClui, .Paiumcmiu ass HeuYvck Ik.
Cow-ARIM, comer »*«§t and
treetn. . T
:; -tVilOmSti, Aoem-. Aoeth Ameei
• 01 and Jlartterd Jo.
, roriate Ootnpanica, 87 Water atr*et.
CJAMUEL. KEA, Skcuetakt Citizens’
KMy traagct' Cokpakt, corner Market and Water
t: M - GUKOOJv, yEciiETABY WEaiEts
»I«w«A»ctCo»nrT. KWatfrilrwt. j
I) M. BOOK, Secketaky Aixegiiext
■laf.EttOmrotCoaTACT, 87 Flfth utiwt: ‘ !
.. -V war aoons; ■
. - < ■iSSPwwXwSaim
iTKIiSONj CARR A “Jr**-
I. .fi •*•; • ; (L*t* vra*m, «t'Co.,y
•'■•'• WnotftAtß PtAIXMXtt ■ ~ ■
•' t • WBErGK AyD .DOMKSTKJjjRT GOODS. ! "
Jfo. 94 Wood.itrMt* third Itoiiaa nboT* Diamond
JWjUbnrgh. :
r J[' BuKCoKliiiLU. successor- to
e i,< R iFA3fO£ dtt£ Go999?Hiili.
.liut.conMtaf.Fp&rthafldlftrkatMraft*-, »a
•; X* jW.f i WdEHiTiJi?
jutwk*.'.*,*— «”* b>,^a nw r
"VI7 A, 1). HUUUs, I>eai,eu in ,U*y
BttSw'h And Harkat itnota,
e uAAaoii wm. i)*ju£ I«
£"SI S 8 * o*oo3, ilzn of tfi or%-
•» greet, Pittiburyh.,.;.
-
1 :-W'**W°*» : &*»®n>i.at»»3fb Btkaw Goop«j Kd. 77
UUW'ER, JDeale* urJOSr
• /'iSATUSi, iIAOKItM A CO., UiuiEia »
" ifr,Honoin, ctii XA.
17W1J l» flfiu creai, fttulmreh...: v;; ’ ifiy
..'Msfc,.-**.-...--.,
’(J
•'sl£SB#»*s.3S
DATE! PTTTSTH REII GAZETTE
grocers.
TBO&. LITTLE, iB
T ITTLE & TKUIBLe:' wSSSS
rtOUBi'BACON, CHEESE, FISH,
COTTfIV ( ! IL ' II£0!; . MAILS, GLASS
COTTON YARNS, and Pittsburgh m»nai*ctnrea
gßPeraily, 112 Second street, Pittsburgh.
** b TCKUC, JR....C. ARBUCKL*
TITcDONAH) & AKBCJCKLE, Whole!
■*•*•*■ RAte Grocers, Produce axdComkxmiqk Vr.
S^^J^&-5?igSPVK{fS@
Jygfcdly
| ' * bur " s “ ll lill«H, Pittsburgh, Pa.
l>ur^h. ,Ul,JlU^1 * UrMt SU ' Lll * rt r -tttet, Htta-
lt. JONES, Wholesale DeaLke
Ml. uiwT “ d rituburgh manufactured aHfcl*.
l-iK. W, !•» ’ ,b ° »rl£,
fiOBEKT DAL2CLL ' "
T>OBEKT WALZELL icb'; ff“:
borgh manufacture*, Pittsburgh.
HUSKY l.Al»M;BT ~ ~ .. ~ ■
JOBS WATT “ r- i
WATT &
pKSoff&d'wJJSE IO !! dMi " nl i»
TbAJAH DlUuix * CO, Wholesale
WtODUCEdsalem In
* uj “ rr '""
OKU. W. JtILM OKTII.. ....",.7 ' j,,u W T L ,i.::. --
J MMVOKTH i CO. W,;;;™
JOHN FLO\ D&CO., Wholesale Gro-
Jr-, ‘■““MKIOJ AUSCIUSTH, No. ns Wood
«n.l 228 Liberty turret, Plmbnmh. 5,
\\fniLlAM - iJAUAiiKY, Wholesale
Nm ’ 18 and 20 w ° od
.lIJ.VWJ CTUMtEMtS.
■- - ’ .
ATACJOXmSH' HBJJPJHUjLLi CO -
PATENT OSCIII ?^' LL,a U'PKfyED
Sr r.Tl> »• . . ATLMJ hTEAM KNGISKS ASH
»LIUb > AL\ LS, of all kJzmi and be« atria
Uju Ing pat up oui.-liinery of lam capacit r and of
.ItfepotaOto *fw!rJobs
- trSLw«Lt
cWc '" " f,rar '” k - *“
v^-r^rL'ivr^^NEi:2 A “?,S2
aiSKf”. h *r* t " forß “«“»‘taln«l iu thia cla» ,5
' ' —i t ' i air,: ljd
cil:
boilers, chimxeys, BREmirv'
B^n’r3 S ?H A ?* v IPKd ’ COJII) £N3EHS, SALT
BmatJj S S QAH PANs * I*o2* YAWLS, LIKE
elc *' A **°> BLACKSMITH’S WORK
BRIDGE and VIADUCT I RONS, don# ft tlm ihfcrt
jeti
rpUUHAti MUOKIi, IlANt,p icTra^0 F
“• IN a LX. CPfDS Or COI’PIT* ni<
PUiiE Hl’K tt'ilJsKY mil FASiri V'
\fNEOAB, Nca. 180*101, end 195 First struct
UitT*i)CU Smithfcaiti dad Greet streets, Pittsburgh ’
iJidlr * oUd, *‘ L **&"' «■*•« ,»riw
•: >oeel oil “ d * u other poi*6nous ingredients
ocl” 7 eXlrlCted ’ by * pfc-oe*" new and ImproTtd.
Joseph k CD“
Corner of First and Liberty atreots,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.,
•„ i / .. .. aiAVcrAcrcßs'aj o# •• ; i i
SUPERIOR STEAM ENOIKE3, MACHINERY"
AC - * c ' _ . uijlftttf '
UMUpTit Co.,
_?? P- H- OHpbint, Manufacturer* of HOT
PRESSED NUTS AND WASHERS, CHVKCOAE
I^^aLd^lVEl£‘ S aDj NAIL BOl)S ' BOILER
Jy3l:lyd Warehonac, 13 \Voo<i»t., Pittaborgh.
S 50 Water St.
sSa@a«s«asmat
«W-J-«rt ,c oUr lifed or shaped SPIKES and RIT-'
Era, urn or mall, made to order at short notice
A good Mfortment constantly OD hand. uytffcM
SWF*J**£">* •—Misses J;
. ,£i Sl Clair ftreet, make toor
fS Tj aV“'\ SHmTa t L’OLLARS, Ac., on short cJ
tice. Also, have constantly on hand a fine aj*Mrt.
A-Xb COLLARS, made In the beet,
mot fashionable end doilrablfl nnumar. s je2o;dly
WELLS, KIDDLE- * CO.. _N o. 215
f T Liberty street, opposite Sixth, Piltshnrah, Pa
manoracturcrs of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWITCH
WORK ; “ ,rr) ' uf LEATHER BRAIDED
Orders solicited from the trade, and goods promptly
shipped aa-per injtnietlona. fefiiwi* *
i?xcelsior glass woih&_
L u K ' *', LU *KETT a cl. Class Maaor.c
nUAJtLEri COALE, New littiuHTo.v,
P*., Manufacturer of BUCKETS TUBS 7iv<*
V BOJEd .nd LARELS
DEJI'TiaTH I'.
hereto extracted without
wiIKKERV Nn'mSto U3K 0r APPARATUS
ARE USED N ° DKU(Ss °*OALVANICBATTERV
la^lT±tj;i!i^* , '"“' , ‘»“>'P.r..oa can
th^riShf,'," Kl ,hri '' brollies hare had
i™tir» „ ‘hjpropaa, and are ready u.
St-tJhaterer l^'lL* 04 Iho Opirx.
.T°p S Sr H ADAMB » Connelly'a
COrD * r ° f Dil,mo,wl * ud Gnat -tnit.,
K; '•ftolloek,- Dr llaUnrk
Thesorc Bobbins, Bowel! my3:dly '
ng&tiii estate .fGtijrrs.
. WiLLIAM, WAED, Dralbr ut Pro„.
U.t “s°** SOT**, Bos ns, MonroAots. and all m
coritloi for money.t' i- •
,hro “s h •*"»<*
" ,UM “d tb fntest thefr'roeriey trf f-ptxl ad
•tmr!:oa!'ii|fcr W 2i',.' 1 '’ d flm « d K “” d 'bSt-par
doeH.I < ?Tm lllC *o l ' , ' i ‘ “ d Ihtorrlowa atrictly contl-
G '» n * "PP-I- St/SS?,
‘ 'Rddfrk'Jt&it satoEß.
St_BmUhfiald street, Plttsbnrgh, 0 '
; a«t CniTECTVMM.
lCi vj uKTOLTOIin-
( ]RAULEa ■HA-Ri'iJkkUEH, ASSSS
TK7. • (HBti.-nkQy. ntfinr *•>.
o» BSto^tSS^g^P- TOrta n s^ a ,.
;««», nc.
v jL£tt&jXsnggsz
htz 1: ’Brtfti-frgt.ygg ;
.Vi i\&‘>i-tSj-.uif‘'' lBj *' til ‘’‘"iLl i
AJNTD COMMEKUIAIi JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 2, 1861
b^jtus.
****■ kTS
CHASTISED IN-18.V,.
rr ° m ?4o2oW(K:k.*ho<m WatotM,,
J" d 2* tur J‘J «“»!»«». Soot May lit to Nofcmber
sfesr4,“>o 8 “o^“ d rroi ° N< "»“ Ur >« '»
j«*r, lo Jane ana December* Inteimt bubeende-
or at the rate of six per cent.
«r^hf*rt!hi« n 0 dr,WD out » & to the credit
*r*d bears the unit In
terest ftttai the first days of Jane ami December, a>m-
J“ r u^ in « M lwic * * without troubling the deposi
tor 16 call,'areren To preadritbfc* peas book. 1 ' At this
money will doabb in lees than twelrtf years,
t9*Waf 4a thmsggregato imbt xkd (mx-HAir rti
IUT.A.IUL .
Boob, amulQlog tho 01,«rte», Bt-Lur, Buie
f,lral,h ~‘ P*»*. on .ppUc.tioo »t
P*Ksn»Ear— GEORGE ALBBEE.
tic* mintjjn.
D.
hue M. P«abdc«r
A. M. PollockD.,
Bobm Bobb,
June* Bhldlu,
Alexander Tiodl*.
William J. Anderson,
UiU Bargwin,
BepJ.v L. If abacs tock,
Hopewell Hepburn,
James ilerdman,
Jatnee D. Kelley,
Alexander Bradley,
John (J. Badcofeo,
Ueorge'Blacb,
John B. CabfloW,
Alonso Ao-Cactiar,
Charlos A. CghoQ.
William Dottglks,
John Evans,'
John-Holme#,. >
WUlUmS.Hkrttn,
Peter H. Hanker,
Bicbard Hays,
Wflliam S* Lardy,
3ECRKXXXT Ain* TaiAiCM
febdawT
n_EKMAN TRUST AMD SAVINGS
BANK, corner Sixth sod Wood itrectj
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOBIT.
CAPITAL ;..JlwhUK>.
BTOOKIIOLDEBSTNDIVIDDALLT LIABLE.
DIBECTOBA:
ADAM BEIN' EMAN.
Springer UorUogh, Auguotno Hoereler.
Jowph Lon*.
J. i. H.vetotle, Chrtotlon Siibert,
Anthony Meyer, A. Groottinner.
VISCOUNT urUBX VAT?
JOUN BIEWABT. (Lrt/er.
JfflS CELV.tA'EO US.
T7IUBSITDBE AND CHAIRS AT RE-
A PUCED PEICES.—JAMES W. WOODWELL,
*"• 07 ul 89 Third urnl, mil 111 Fourth
ooxnßTnro or
AEI VAKIETIES OE STYLES AND FINISH,
suitable for HOTELS and PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
V All orders promptly artonded to, and‘the f ar >
niton carefully packed and box««l.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS foroiabwl At abort
CABINET MAKERS supplied with ev*<ry«rticlo
in the lino.
I Aiuss a cHilds & d
HOPE COTTON MILL, ALLEGHENY,
XASOPACTUBtU or
£EAALLESS BAQS AND>OF OSKABUPGS,
3-i INCHES TO 40 INCHES- '
i left*' H..€hU4iA CoJ* 133Wao<l ; «t..
PUttbnrgh, will rac*tr» mention. otS&diy
QOI-l> FENS, Wholesale and KetJil.
PENS-AND CASES BE PA TE ED; ? !
silteb and oold plating,
Dane 41 the shorteM Doric*, *t the corner of Fourth
,*nd Market ctreet*. second itnry.
PenOM UTtiiff outef «he dty lmring poo* c<> robulr
c*a MDid them by mtlL , . i
. ... lirZFATHICILi.Xa.
iiCHilW.—iiotn> (ioLD Wrod^ks
4. Mtwo«, Brnoii 9roin'iM>^Ct-osTtm ;f lhA«(iKt»
Kino*, Laciib’ Gold YVatchu jjcd Chaikb, biTt«-
S n r ic J^^».Y.M{r P “OT
Z3£SBg%SSflP m ' prc “° u,,o “ i
IL &ICHABDSON A C 0.,!
Corned or rtflb and Mukot •
qxuojo wojikkß_jAs. OWjixa'
O STUCCO AND MASTIC WORKER. PAHEfi
HANGER AND PLASTERER . A f K
«“C£NTRES AND ORNAMENTS of all kfcd*
furnished on abort notice. i
AH ordon left at No. Zi Congnm at* d«or.
firom Wylie, or at- Palmar'a Wall Paper Store, Na 91
Wood treat, win be promptly attended to. mb^B
w - A - cau>w£Lt....._ CiLß«ru., TtT
/CALDWELL r & KKO-, J?pAT Fdsni ih-
COTTONCORDAGE, OAKUM, TAB; PlTcKjßbg-
IS: AND OILS, TARPAULINS, DUCK, LIGHT
AND HEAVT DRttLINOS, AtyKo. -WW,ta,„s
tAmmlatiMU, PUAibimb.
■W-W: VOUS'ijf succeaaor uTtL
f » «riglu* Xmaz. No. 87 Wood Uni, coiW
of .Diamond alley, dsaioT in all kinds of CUTLERY
. 8 2^*gS&£i' nl v?- OT A tt®“ fijp*
4 ■’aw.ssfixS'b, i'„U
«, AN, uum IN BACON. .DICED
BEEE, LAUD, MEW), AND HUMP PORK, No! 12
lourth itrmt. omi Utwrty. PitDLiuNh. . ,
\£r P. MARSHALL,
. B . otD£B *> Ac -» No. B 7 Wood stritji, '
' : H. L — Wood
• Du»Ur In BONNETS, BATa.RTRA W TRIM
MINOa, And BTBAW OOODg ymirallj.
JUEBiCJML.
CARD.
IT. BODES HAMER, M. D.
or Htw. TOES CITT,
KrlSSt'** w ”f 10 r »<*l«irgh About tba utu of
DEIEUBEB, proximo, to remain aerenl weeks. ;lle
wiU. u usuaL demote his exclusive atteutiofi to the
CHRONIC DIS
EASES, repecialij tboee of the Lower Bowel anck u
Constipation, PU«,- Floula, Fiuore, FalUne-of the
Bowel, Stricture of the Bowel, Ulceratkin of the
Bowel., Abo ;be rmricra* Chronic Dbeaaee of the
.Womb, KWDey«, Bl»dder, Ac.
His raldenCe wlli bo at the Honoagabela -House
t oil portico Litre on arrival.
Hew York, Not. Hth. 16U1
B HUNGER'S OLD LONDON DOtfK
OfN. ‘
GIN AS A.BEMEDUL AGENT.
ThUdcliclon TONIC STIUtJtANT, especisllr
designed for the Healths Mtdical 'JVe/Wiw, kadThe
rantiijr. hnriae superseded the MxeUed “Oinl *•
“Aromatic,'' '‘Cordial,*’ “Medicated,” “BohnannT”
te., i* now andoraed by all the prominent physicians,
chemists sod conneisMnrs as pomsssing aU of thorn
intrioiic medicinal qualities (tonic and dinretk 1
vhich belong to an OLD ANDPOBI<»N. ptubn
' quart bottles, and eold by all druggists and arocars
a: m. beninqeb a ooT,
(Ert*Wu»dlnlTriy -i SttFronrirti'ri, !
■ ‘ Ko. 19 Broad ktnet,' N. Xi
For nlo tij w. W. 4 H. SMITH, FBKNfIH
fr ln ' Bt who,,:
„ , „Xm. FULTON.Dmjrirt,
n«3 B 7 .Oil m yißii -
T'|K. EUXLROi’ OPiOjL
X/ —Thtf perfection ofthlaiheatimabk
la a bleating to mankind, Wthont
medicinal Tirtuee of oplom, the Elixir la thdiSwH>»
vnrilled from aU tha noxiona qualities of tha drum;
j 1 *?? of bnroa, scalds, cancarona tUcejaT
and other painful affection*, it-will
Irritation, allay conmlsiona, apafttnodioactioo. ahd
Obttridcxcifesentof body aadmind, withoutcads--
in* aicknea, costirencss, or headache. Theas adiil.
rable qualities moat render It in thoUst
of opiates. “
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MONDAY MORNING, DEC. 2, 1801,
The news from Port Royal is interesting.
Our troops are becoming settled down,, fcnd
are woll fortified. Tt is believed to be impos
sible for the rebels to dislodge them, while-it
affords a capital base Of operations for attack
npon the enemy in various-quarters.
John B< XoFaddeu,
Petard AUdeira,
John H. Sfellor,
Jamas' McAuley,
Joha Marshall,
Walter P.Xareball,
Jdhn OtT, ’ j,
Henry L. Ringwatt,
H< Shoonbergar,
Alexander Spear,
William JL-fldiaertz,
Isaac Whittier,
Christian Yeager.
The moat inteixating newajfy thalatf ’ar
rival, is the capture of Tybee laland, Georgia.
Several of onr vessels tbreiir shells upon Ithe
Island, which not being responded' to; jonr
troops landed andtook possession. ,
Tybee Island lies noar the mouthof ithe
Samnnah River, which is the diriding lino
between South Carolina and Georgia, /to tho
Southward of the bar,and about twenty miles
Southwest from Port Royal. It is one of the
long chain of sea islands which stretch! all
along the coast of that and the adjoining
States. The island is small, not as la&e as
Port Royal island, and is chiefly of mono oa
as a stepping stone to Ceckspnr island, Jlyung
immediately to the north of it, on is
situated Port Pulaski—a very strong’ w<frk,
that defends the entrance to the Saranhah
Riyor, and is the defensive -outpost jthe
City of Savannah itself,. Tybee.laland {has
been notable chiefly with mariners on acctknt
of ita light-honse, (Tybee Light) one of|lho
most prominonton the Soathem cOest. Itiaa
Axed light, 108 feet above the on !tbe
North-east end of the Island, arid in ejehr
weather, it may bo seen at the-.distance of 12
miles. This light was extinguished by jthe
Georgians on the breakup# out of the rebel
lion, but will now bo usrted again. Typee
is somewhat marshy, and somewhat similar j
in climate and productions to Port Royal ls
land, and tho other Islands along that-coiet,
Spa Island Cottou is raised by its few inhab-
A. COLTON.
feXßilytnH
itants. v | '
Savannah is fourteen miles above Tybee
Island, on the Savannah river. It has a gpod
harbor. Vessels requiring U feet of winter
oome np.to thqwharros of tho city,and larker
vessels com* opto the Pive Fathom Qble,
fonr miles below. The city defended[by
Fort Wayne on tbe east aide, I>y Fort Jacfcfioo
at Fife Fathom Hole, arid by Fort PuMskt
on Coekapur Island. They bar# Sce
secession, erected a small fort onSkidaifaj
Island, above Tybee, on the river.: : ;
these, strung earthworks have lately-Men
thrown upon the mainland ViJ,r,
and on tho islands lti".Uie 4b-
Dml attac^
west and south to rorista-land nUftcls.. Hyiry
spot of vantage ground has been seised neon
and prepared for defense. *
! The cotton ihippedfrom Saventieh amounts
to about 400,0dd bhlos of'tipland ennuelly.i
The population of Savannah i« about 22,Du0
—and that of Georgia 1,007,027 ; divided into
505,007 free people, and 462,320 slaves. \ ,
Fort Pulaski is situated on the northeastern
comer of Gockapur leland, which is separated
from Tybee raland by the creek or arm of the
sea already mentioned. It defends the mouth
. ““ Savannah-siver »“d approaches to the
eigr. The fort, liko so many others, being
loft to take care or Itself, the Georgians, at
secession times, quietly stepped in and took
possession. They immediately commenbod
work, completing tbe defences, mounting id
ditionai guns, etc., till, at tho time of Mr
Bussell's visit in May last, ho thought it¥a-
S able of stopping a fleet most effectually. W 0
!° rt V *h'“*<?\Pt l ?rpentagbo,
with the base lino or curtain taco, inland,
tbo other faces oasemated and bearinjruiUn
tha approaches. Tho curtain, which jasfcibly
crenellated, is covered by a redan, surrounded
by a deep ditch, inside tbo parapot of which
are granite platforms ready for tho receptttfh
guna. The parapot is thick, and the counfer
eoarp is faced with solid masonry. ! A
drawbridge affotds accoss to tho interior
of tho redan, whence the gate of tho £rt
is approached across a deep and broad
moat, which is crossed by another
drawbridge.” Sandbag traverses guard the
magaxine-doors, and ororything is Fu as good
trim as the rehols know how. Tho walls are
oietodingly solid, and welMmilt of hard gJay ;
brick, atrong as iron, upwards of six feed in
thickness, the casemates and bombproofs bo- 5 ‘
ing lofty and capacious. The garrison of the
fort is 050 men, and it is undoubtedly nbw
fully garrisoned. Tho work is intended for
128 guos,of irhich probably a half are mount
ed on the casemates. They are long thirty
tyros, with a few forty-twos and columbiafls.
The IQ-inch columbiads are cn Varbitte. There
are three furnaces for.; heating red-hot ahpt.
The means of completing the armament were
famished by Norfolk Nary-yard. The chan
nel into the Savannah rirer at this Mint n
▼ety narrow, and ,passes close to thegimslof
the fort. Hr. Russell: thought it would take
eomo hard blows before Georgia would be
driven to let go her gripof Fort Pulaski. tfbe
iron band to doaj those hard blows fs now vary
close glycol.
PQltttMKtf
The opposing flags are now in sight of each
other, and one or the other must fall. The
■stare and otriposwill no tbe struck. 1 ;
■ NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL i
Correspondenoeof the 1 Pittsburgh Gantt*.
A* Pop. ««y» »b<mt M»n, In hitJEsw, 0Q
that rather .triking bipedal unlnul—to ope
may emphatically sky about this city or t£e
dwalleri herd '■ ; * ; ! '
"We hang between, in cc.r«st.! J i
Perhaps to tho official sense, through Jifglasa
not darkly, so it dotb-not seem; there may be
hidden activities which unofficial man only
dimly guesses' at; but tons, who gaie from
afar, all things hang in donbt.
There lies the Peniacdln, a fine ship with In
unbroken set of teeth—34 in number, andj a
pair of molars to boot. Ought she net Ve
where ahe can bite ? Lo, she swings harttfla*#
at her moorings before the dilapidated villa ire
of Alexandria. Secession closed tho gates
across the Potozaadinnder tbo very b»so of
our two hundred regiments, our Potomac
flotilla, and Gen. Sickles' on. the Maryland
•hore with Hggunsi So, in ingloriohi idle
■new iwlngsat Wanchor tbe newest shib in
thw Navy. Secession worked away at beren
rinei which’ is trf some new and curious sort.
.Secession was then informed to consider ftpelf
AAxture, on board the, ship -thw motiyo'
potrerreusmootli;'TbolUvo it new runs
'smooth.', •' V*■ •
Wn read ranch of theblockade of theSouth
•rn-oaaet. Them am flew towns more com
riotely cat off than this. - It it true, that a
•w small schooneraand oystorpaQgiesste&l
p«it thdr murderous bstteriei: hut what a
■poctaole to'behold—lbo worhi looking on
while the natldnal eaplMlfs beleagneredl : It
Utrue,bj a plehteots dutHhutlooof soldiers,
a aingla pair of raiUeonneol ni with the loyal
tugione through soras handtafmifeiiQfdoabt>
fal loyalty; batwood at,stf . psy cord. aud'
eoal at HO to sls par ; tonV ahows most eon
TERMS:
Port Royal—Tybee Island*
■W>aHUroTOM,Noy. 28,1861,
elusirely how inadequate to the wants of this
city, at present, is this niggardly dribblet of
supply. Three thousand tons of freight per
day is about the measure of tbe ability uf tbe
pair of rails.
Vast supplies of lutnbor are also needed
■ here now, and many thousand feet hare al
ready oome forward. Houses, all rosdy to put
! together, come by the car load. Twenty
! minutes suffice to set them up, as they-go
together with elects and screws, and when up,
; are large .-enough- to contain about six, and
i from that to ten men. These are probably for
! the soldiers who are to hold the defences of
J Gmrity. Many who are now here, will soon,
jf*; bave faith to believe, bo sent to try a pas
j'sage toward a warmer clime. Sjnco 5 o'clock
; this morning, regiments have been 1 passing
. through ‘this city. While I have been
! ing'this letter, two hate passed under 'tnj
! window, their guns glistening in the glorious
j *®n of this pleasant morning, and their bands
i jubilant with tho air
“Away down In Dixie.
While I am writing about Alexandria, and
| my text from Pope, I may as well add that I
i bavo met many gentlemen who had come here
. from . just to enquire, into thojrhys
i ami wherefores of this Adverse movement of
Ithe Administration, or, certainly, to - the At
torney General, to the collection of honest
dues under Judge Froese. Curious phenomb
, non, that of Mr. Bates snspendiog the straight
forward decision of honest Judge Freese!.
"Here's the cose. Two traitorous merchants
of Alexandria ran away and join the rebel
*^™y» they learo a secession, agent to sell
their goods BncL remit to them-’—
“Away down 'l®' Dixie.”
Creditors from New TorknrrivD j on inquiry
Iwn that tho agent collccts money but cajx
not disburse; therefore Judge Freese gives
lum fiyp days to mako a bettor answer, mdan
time holding the goods and suggesting ithe
appointment of ri commission to appraise them
at.a fair valuation. higher,
say Judge Bates, steps in and tho scene
changes. He cannot find it nominated in the
bond! Very likely the law was not framed
to apply exactly to- the case ib hand ; pro
bably-some years ago no one foresaw jnstthe
present state of things. As it is now.bbw
ever, New York and Pennsylvania will have
to wait for their pay, though. Judgo Frpeae
declares his desire to help,them to it. Not
knowing the law and bat dimly perceiving the
Shete, I lean strongly to Judge Freese, a
•us perversity, I own.
Members of Congress are coining rapidly in.
; Thoy talk very “strong/* those* ardent phd
sanguine North-western men,'And onipharize
with'doable fist into open palin. As far as I
have heard them speak, they, to a man; agree
with Mr. Cameron on tho great questions’ of
tho war. As I heard a high .official remark
yesterday—“there are a million blaoks lobe
used on one side or the othor in this struggle j
shall it bo for oragainst.theoountry ?” /That's
the question! Meantime our enemjeSare go-*
ing straightahead. They have two regiments
of blacks at Manassas and a full ono at Win
chester. Then the digging and trenching is
also done by them.
* Why, oh Why, will men parley ovor a ques
tion so vital? Why notuse this agency whilo
it may bo controlled? Oh, suffer not the
blind frensy of indiscriminate hate and its red I
slaughter, to supervene l when the
tbralled soul from amid its chains nndsqufclid
stagnancy arises in blindness and bewilder
ment, to swear by Him that made it, that it
will beyVec. Such is tho set of the tirue’u
current. Swift and strong as a mighty river
poors the tide! Say, will y© use'it to bear
you “on to fortune*’ or suffer the hour to d !
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
lB6l
INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN. SHERMAN.
Adjutant-Gen. sent oat instruc
tioaa to-day to (Jen. SbemiAn, in Benufort, to
of all the crops on tho is
’riroj ete.—on military account,-
atitl tu ship tho cotton, and such other 'crops
at were not wanted for the army, to New
York, to bo sold-t'boro.for account of tho Gpv
ernment. Gen. Sherman was also-directed to
ute tho negro slares to gather and secure the
crops of cotton and corn, and to erect bis de
fenses at Port Royal and other places on the
island. The world‘mores.
A VISIT TO RICHMOND.
At tbe Battle of Ball’s Bluff, Capt. Harvey
the Adjutant-General of Col. Baker’s Brigade)
was known to have been badly wounded, but
no intelligence was received of his fate. Sion
after the battle his wift was furnished with**
pass by the Government to proceed to Rich
mond, which she did by the boat with a flag
-of trace from Fortress Monroe by way of
Norfolk. Sho returned threo day* sinee by
the same route. -She was kindly received in
Richmond, where abu learned that her hus
band had diod. She was allowed to visit pur
prisoners in the tobacco warehouse, and jho
reports that they are well cared for, except
that they are in want of sufficient clothing
Sho atatesthut Col. COggawell, of tho Tam
many regiment, on reaching Richmond, was
met by some of hh Old-West Point classmates,
and by other officers in tho rebel army with
whom ho was formerly associated in the
United States service, and that he had been
kindly treated.
WASHINGTON SEWS XXD GOSSIP.
It is stated that some of-the boof contrac
tocs, a few. days before thcca.ttlo uro weighed
feed them with as much hay ae they can pos
sibly next furnish them with as
much salt as thoy will eit, and then give them
as- much water aa they can possibly drink.
Cattle “fattened" in this way will weigh
nearly two hundred pounds more than thev
otherwise would. ? *
i There is much complaint in sofue of the
Pennsylvania regiments in regard to the Col
onels demanding one-half of the profits of (he
sutlers.. This xhattor as not confined to the
Pennsylvania regiments alono. The poor
volunteers aro tho sufferers.
In tho .which was made by
the First Pennsylvania Cavalry ,on Drancs
ville, Major Owen Jones, at tho head of a
squad; surrounded the house of Dr. Day, a
notorious Secessionist. The rebel doctor Was
taken out of his bed. He protested against
the proceeding, said that be was a loyil man,
and took sick to be removed, lio was brought
away with the other prisoners. We lost but
one man, a priv&te.in Company ;
_The,rcbels had seven killed .outright. .Obe
of them, who was wounded, was brought itito
our camp. He had received tifft balls in tie
head and _tw;o in the Vody. He died this
morning 1 . Among tho' prisoners who were
captured, unair a nan by the naineof Fidey,
an aid*de«eamp to Gea. Bonham, formerly; a
member of Congress from South Carolina; apd
a lieutenant belonging to • one of the South-
regiments. Colonel Bayard, 'who
commanded the reconnoissanee in person, had.
Sjnrtd 1 * P at ihro «S ilhi « cl °tb«s,but wasnot
/Alirojro; TH * SOLDIERS.
Tbanksgmng,wae .appropriately observed
to-day at aeverat of the camps. Cok Cocb
ranß’s Chnasehri wore regaled witb a bouute
-608 Which Various field kintiao
mint»’ 4ere ; lndolged and an eloquent
speech was ;made by thoColorfol. At the
usmp of the 3d Wlsconsin, Gen . Brig
ade,. there was a,sumptuous feast, after pari.
taking of whteh .Gov. Randall> of Wisconsin,
and Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, made
earnest patriotic.Bpoocbas. : , r, .
. ; oxif. bumkxr’s nnriaiOK. I
,_ Gen. Sumner’s division; consists of GcnoiiaL
Howard e and. the .Irish. Brigades, two, mdre
one Pennsylvania regiment,:
witn > itutahlo contingent of cavalry, and in-
It marehed last Might to Hi.posiUon,
wnioh is between the divisiftni bFGcns. ncint
seunanond FrankHn,' tho former haVingbeen
-pushed somo distance further down the rir^r.
a tnurbim BYstbt or tasses^
An order was Issued to-day by Gch.iPorter
;Krj I .Tw^'? al ftfWaflhihgton; endorsed
ibjrGen. McClellan, empowering Capt: R.M.
Bvens to investigate: tbe royect of passes;
doubtless with a view of estohUthingi more
umformr system, which will afford better se
curity to tno public service. ~: v • • ;
: _ tHE BOKBABDiIEXT or PENSACOLA.
_ It iaimprobsblc that; the - bombardment of'
ontho 19th inst..
aB 5 . Flag-officer ; McKeanf*:
; •&*• lfith, contain not a
“‘Mwtiiig. an intention to /attack, so
Ipotu ~, • ( -
THE NAVIGATION OF TUB PiITOHiC
Soveral freight boats came up the Potomac
to-day. They were not fired upon by the
rebel batteries. Since tho blockade was in
stituted, bat'one vessel has beeu lost, nnd
that by tho hawser breaking.
THK ENGAGEMENT AT MUSTEK** MILLS.
None, of the missing men of the 3d Penn
sylvania Cavalry, recently engaged at
ter.s Mills, had made th%r appearanco up to
8 o’clock this ovening.
TUAXKBQI VINO AT TOG WHITE iIOCSE.
Gen. Banks, Col. J'obn Cochrane, Gov.
Newell, of New Jersey, and a few other dis
tinguished persons, dined at the White House
to-day. /
fHB RGRORTEI) FILLING OF THE VACANT MKHEL
COMMISSION.
ilho report that J. C- Breckinridge or any
other rebel has started for Europe, to take the
place of Mason or of Slidell, is discredited by
the-Government.
OFFICERS ON GENERALS* STAFFS.
The Adjutant General will'advise Congress
to reduce the number of officers on each Gen
eral s staff to six.
RELIEF FOR THE RICHMOND .PRISONERS.
The Richmond prisoners arb already in re
ceiptor the fivst invoice of good things from
home. *
CONSUL TO MACAO.
Edward Hbrte, of California, has been sent
to Macao, China. 1
PERSONAL.
The Admiral of tho French fleet on the
coast in here.-- -
J!TEIICH*IA~r T.ITLORS.
GOODS! NEvTgOODS?
FALL AND WINTER!
falxand winter
LATEST STYLES!
LATEBT STYLES I
At the old stand Of JAMES 0. WATT, corter Pt
nnd St. CUir.ntreeU.
Tbo hejj* of Jiiua C. Watt, deceaa*!,'>«»poci.
IbtlJo ptjblle-aUeiitloti to tire tu‘w «tock tit
VAIiL AMD WINT£B QOODS,’ comprising all the
newest stjJw of fashionable material adapted U>
Sb „\.-, CENTLEaiJvX'dWKAK, *
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ducted on the same approved mantier m heretofore.
<£l£iyd 0 * new good* U equal to-any iu thiscity,
J^ATE STYLES 01' FALL GOODS
jfsr ItSciIVED. \ * ,
W.m»tww cponing choice etoclgun JTA LL
0001)8, mikwHiiipli! ""-YWltTrtrrt
of CLOTHS, whkS
w# Hatter oaredvcs iriu tte vqnaj to any artaiimeftt
to be found east or west. They will lx. mad* op to
order. In a eaperiar style* and at prices to suit the
times. \\ „ would respectfully solicit an early call
irom our patrons and the politic.
SAMUEL GRAY A SON,
Merchant Taiiom, Ne. 19 Fifth street.
ED VCji TIOJt\I
■VTORMAjL SCHOOL.-IlfwiLLl AMS
Xl has opened a NORMA I. SCHOOL at No >1 St
Clair street, Third story.
lVffi/moay of Teachers: •
He is (ho counsellor of the Toachers, the man
whom all of ns look for advioo and instruction.
_ JOHN J. WOLCOTT.
I concur most heartily with the above.
. . „ * LEONARD a. EATON.
I Cheerfully concur in the opinion expressed abote
, , , W. B. FREW.
I lake pleasure In giving it as mj.opUAu that the
foregomg recommendation Is ftilly jaerltM
tu ,
\ tnow of no ime who deserves higher leetimonv in
hlsfnvor. 11. H, AVEKV.'
1 fully concur In the above re«>niuienititlo«.'
„ D. DENNISON.
He <?nn prepare pupils for the High School pnick.
than any oilier leather In Ui’b city.
_ M A.T. DOUTHETT.
_ Tmn—gl per week, jp adymea. « aaB:3tawd
P&NN INSTITUTE, Hancock. Street,
NiiXu Pkxn, is now ojkiu for the reception of
pupils. '
Tkums—Sil r i per session of five mouths.
anlfrlyil J. M. BMITII, Principal.
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J ”"*ly Imported lot -„f beautiful DROO-
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• 'SOboshoUOnions, ' *• • .-j.
J ‘l , o.'^ lT * d * nd t,eB4l t, a * N’o-HtfSscoiidstiWt. *
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INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY
JL FIRE.—FRANK LI ITFIRE INSURANCE COM*
PANII OF PHILADELPHIA. OBU»,-l3&and 437
t.hwtnut stiwt, near Fifth. ’
Statement of Assets, January Ist, ISGO, published
»S«S*bly to an act of Assembly, being— -
o . rtea 6**» wnpiy **'cur«l “. M ..8L88G I *y3 (X>
Real Estate (prw*e val. $lO$,3H ct) cost lOi.fo uO
temporary Loans, on ample Collateral .. ;■»
Swunea „ SDJio ‘OO
Stocks, (present ralno SwiflCT refrtßtT t»3«5 00
Notes and Rills Receivable... * j y>| qq
Cuslj 2?’,919 00
#®“Tbe only profits from
U>mi«ny can dlrid® by law are from risk* jrhlch
hare been determined.
. Insurance made on *T*ry dwctlption. of pruberty,
in town and country, at rates as lowa* are constant
with security.
Slaw their incorporation, aperlcd of thirty yean,
» * lu»« by fire to aa amount exceeding
■Four SlUUont of Dollars, thereby effordinr 'evidence
of the adrantages of Inaunnce, a i v ell aa their ablU
lUtbUidJ Us P 09 ' ,,0Q 10 10661 promptnoaa all
tossca bt nai:
Losses paid during the year 1858..,.
DIBZQTOkS} ■ /
Charles N. Bancker, ’ Isaac Cw,
Mordecai D. Lewi*, Jacob B. SmltJi,
i°!2sf» ■ >sn er * Edward C. D&. .
DaTid S. Brown, Goo. TYV Richard*.
Samuel Grant, George Fairs. :
CHARLES N.
EDWARD C. DALE, WiYciW
W m. A. Stesl, Becrttary pro tevu 4
J. GARDNER COmN, Aienf.
myg Office Northeast cor. Wood A ThinUt*.
Fuse insurance, bt thereli
ance mutual insurance company,
OF'PHILADELPHIA, oh BUILDINGS.IiSIed or
perpetual, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE.*:., in
town or country. Offlco No. 308 Walnut street.
Carrrax, s£Si,6io; Assets, $303,608 90—ifltested
as followa.:
First Mortgage on Improved City Proper-' >; i ; - v '
ty, worth doable the: amount .61X5,600 00
Ground rant, first class, 2.4G2 50
• it. B. Co.’s 6 per cent. Mortgage i
Loan, $30,000. coat. ovam m
City of Philadelphia, 6' po'r cent.Lcfcn.— , '3ojC>oo 00
Allegheny county,6 P. B tf ß.;Lcwt i : .iO,WO 00
Collateral bonds, veil secured.. 2,600 00
aa<l-Broad - Top Mountain
Joau - 4,000 oo
stock 4,000 oo
stoeirqf BeliaWarnthfuirCisuranco C 0... 21JJ50 oo
Stock oTOflunt/iFlre Insurance Oo i ,050 00
•Stock of Delaware M. S. lumrxuice C 0.... 700 00
Commercial Bank do 613591
do 50
Union M. lusuraiico (Jo.’e Scrip—.l hjo yy
Bills Receivable, Imalness paper*:...* 18,297 18
Book Accounts, accrued interest, etc 6,210-72
Citoh on’hand and In hands of l5
OT.BM TINOLET. SIS. 30
JMS-. ‘.. .. „•
' 11. Tj. Cawu’u,
Z. Lothrop, .
ilobt. Tuland,
Chas. Leland, .
Jtred’k. Lvuuig, • •
Jacob T. Bunting*.
C. S. Wood, ■
Smith .Bowers,
Jas. S. Woodward,
John BlsselU'Plttsb’eb.
SrCUJfAJr, Be&etato.
J. G; VOmSi AienL
Third and. Wood street.
. , _ • DtttXCTt
Cl(«n Tlnglbv,
Samuel jßispham, -
Wm. B. Thompson,
■ Robert Steen,
Frederick. Brown,
Wm. Musser,
C. Stevenson,
BenJ. W. Tingley,
John R. Worrell,
Marshall Hill,
q.. Kortbeast corwr
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPA
f'» KT OF PITTSBURGH: •
„ • . It. MILLED. Jr, IVrriirar.
G. 31. GORDON, Secretary.
Office, No:‘WWat*r street, Snnng i Co.VWaro
honsa, op iUln, Pittsburgh. •
WiU intvrt again* all kinds of Fire and Marine
Buie. A flomeJnitUution, matiaged.bg. Director*who
ore welt known in the community, and nho are defer
w/n«/, by promplneit and liberality, : to maintain the
character which they have atcumed, tu aferina thebe*
protection to those who daire to be'intnrrd .
ASSETS, OCTOBER'3O.1850 .*
Stock Accounts $ €3,©00 00
Morrg.pe. ...... *lOO 00
Office larmtorv,.., 200 00
Opwi Accounts, it..' 7,609 oo
c«.h . tZ..:.. „ _ 18,151 yy
Premlnm Jf0tj.,,.,, _ _ ajras 14
N.otes and Bills Discounted.. .... l2
piaicTOßs:
Wm.
Nafliauiel Qolthes,
Ales.-NUnicki' •'
. Darid'H!.' I*mg r /
.WHllam.R.sjuiUli,
G.AV.-RiSiuon.
(jeurgft Dar&i?,
K. MilW, Jr.,
lU*=* J. Thomnaj
C. \V. Jackson,
Juidm McAulty,
Akxjuxfar Speer,
Andrew Ackley, -I
myao ; . f. ,
31. GORDON, Secretary.
1?1RE, MARINE AND INLAND IN
- a CHANCE.—INSURANCE COMPANY OF
SOUTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.- •<-
fucorporated 171 M—Capital, 8.V0.000 .
Assets, January Hi, 1839 . jj 199 994 gl
THOMAS PLA A tK^ CW ™-
tNSDRANCE CO.. OF THE STATE
1 OF PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA
Incorporated 17&4—Capital, saui»,ooo
Assete, February 1* 1859..*. ....*413.-808 00
Incorporated 1810—Capital, $500,000.
Aeeets, May 1,1800.: .....$955,7&4 53
TTvrt <-i ATT HUNTINGDON, JVesidwi.
TIMO. C. ALLYN, Secretary,
Insurance in the above old land reliable Com
paniee can be obtained by application to
_jalS:Jly 87 Water BiiifiUn^.
CITIZEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
r Z^ZTLr om "' n ' n] " " ,d
SAMUEL KEA.^. BACALEY ’
lusuree Steam boa ta and Cargoes,
Insures against loss and damage in tha navigation
of the Southern and Western Bivere, Lake* and
Bayous, and the navigation of the Seaii.
Insures against loss and damage by Ore.
DIRECTORS:
. m Hon. T. M. Howe, 1
Jaa. Park, Jr., JobnShiptoo,
B. F. Jones, Jaa. M. Coopor,
S-UarbangC
” . 0. Johnston, j. Caldwell, Jr..
£ n v John 8. Dilwortb,
0 Sr'&. C ' Young ' Barclay Preston. ..
8. Jif. Kicr, 1 deSfclvd
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
A INSTANCE COMPANY, No. H 9 Ch«nnt at
oppoeite tbe'Cuetoin Home.
fMpltnl, *210,1f»-is»;U, J304.048C , ’
Will make all kind, of Insurance, either perpetual
or limited, on every deacripUon of Property or Mer
ebandiee, at reasonable rahee of premium* ’
BOBERT I- “SO, Preview.
BALDWIN,
F. BLACKBURNE, Secretary.
DI&ECTORS:
Joseph s. Pant, : ■
0. Sherman,
.: John i
. J. 8. Megargee,
I K. WHerT ; '
J.O. COKJTH, Aoat,
■ Third and Wood street*.
Chas. Bayes.
E. K. Cape, •
E. D EfieUsh,.
Geo. W. Crown,
Pi B. Savory,
ALLEGHENY INSURAKCiS COM
-tXPAITY-OFBITTSBUIIGH. Office, No/frrifvi
itreet, Bank Block. no. a/ mu.
,n * ur *« ngainat all kiuda of Fire ah.l M.rine Bisk i.
- BAAOJDNKJjJVeattkfc y •
i>; M . **&* L
’ CaptTwi. DEAN, Otiutol Aginl.
pntcron;
JolinD. McCord*,
Capt. Adam 'Jacob*.
' K.‘F: Sterling,'. •••'■■•
Gapt. .William Bonn
- r EobUi.rWcOrew,
' P. Daria. " jaLlyd
HEELER & WILSON'S
lauuJono,
C. 0. Dnuej,
HarTey-Child*, l
Capt. EL, 0. Gray*
Jqfin.A. Wilson,
R. L- Tahn^ntock,
Sewing Machines,
KO. 27 FIFTH STREET, PITTSBUBaH.PA '
FAIRS 07,1860.%
WHEELER 4 ■ WILSO N
-tuwdol A* first Pretnlam at th*'. '•-*
CN'tTKD STATES FAIR; " OHIO ST ATE i'AII};
•' "■‘ n,MCTOISSTATBEAIR; '
TVTSCOKSIItfiTATE TAIR; lOWA sfATE FAIR,
EKKTBCKX STATE FAIR:
TKSSESSEESTATE TATE : STATE FAIR:
. , VERMONT STATE FAIR
Chicago Mechanic*’lndicate; : '
t- rXottißTillo Mechanic*'Jb*titnl»(
Cincinnati MechanJce’lnaUtnte:
ALLEGHENY COdrrT' TiQB, PITTSBURGH,
and other. Ocmoty Jain tooaanwitms to AinUoik.
We offtrto tha* £*t»U« , WHBEtEII * ’Wlt^o>J , a „ >
IMPROVED SEWDTO MACHINE, atBEJMJOED
PRICES, with uerita m
tho beat andmcwtrtdiable Family Sewing Machine
noifte d«fc' , l<» I "n*qnanywen.<Jn the tluckfeit ami
thiont to
nararel, with toe eesential adrantaro.oC bring alllca
on both aide*, feralng ttorfdgeerc&ttneri thfrofidor
eutpw in coastroctioo, more apeedr fab more, v
mor * dnrabi* than any other machine.
-I*««friftiU;iiMtrt£iona.io#naMa tip porchaacr
to ecw ordmaiy aeama, ititcb, hem, fell, aoUt k either "
:toind gnd.tock, all on the wme machine, and <5W»n»
jttbr three yean. .... - ■
-etmndhhig'teitfiMotais- from‘ teiu« •«,*:
!? o’b^^ 0 ’ b^^£ Ul l^ ,^l:Aod wed* Kivtag price*, -,,>v
■jfrtjmr 1 * on ■PP^wtfin
no7:lyVK*irF . s-miyj'irrpm- •'
.$106,085 57
$293,251 25