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- coMjmssiojr, &>c.
O H. BOMOCfc. , THU 6. LITTLE, 8E - JAXKS TBUIBtt.
‘ fOHN B. CAN FIELD & CO., Commis- i( f IT3XE «fc .THIMBLE, Wholesale
vif. ajax 4y» 'WnfccauXTsaiid Makbiasts, dealer*
mL dealer* -In • WESTERN' -RESERVE CUKESK, : in PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, TISH,
BUTTES, LARD, PORK, BACON, FLOUR, FISH, ! CARBON AND LABI)OIL,IRON,NAILS,GLASS,
POT AND PXAELiASHta, BA DERATES, LIN- COTTON YARNS, and Pittsburgh manufacture*
SEED AND-I^A&D/ DRIED-FRUIT and : tceoenOly* 112 Secoo<l atr**t. Pittsburgh.
pttubnrgh. -SSL. -«, cDONAliI > PARBUCKLE, Whole
lVl afT-g G&occas, Pbodcce ju»d Cuxmmsiok Mia
cSAMTBi Jobber* in N.'O. SUGARS and MOLASSES,
REFINED SUGARS and SYRUPS, FLOUR," BA*
CON, BICE, CUEESE, BEEDS, *«., No. 233 Liberty
itreet, Pittsburgh, nol4:lj
. /TIULP Commission Mkr*,
■ and dealer* Ifi.yLOUKt QRAIH AND
PRODUCE, No. 243 Libert; direct, tttubargb, Pa.
_ Choice brand* of k'iout'focßafcen and Family use
"'xOMhUitlr -onband. Particular attention paid-to
Ailing order* for Merthandii* generally, octed!? - * *
t TfIRANK. VAN UURDKK )I PBot)UCEAND
.. r JJ i'oiunuiOß Mcbckaxt, dealer in FLOUR, BUT
TER, ÜBOOMS. SKEUS, LAKD, CHEESE, I’OUKi
DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS and Prodbce gen
arally. Liberal cashedrancea made on consignments.
Wart boo**. No. UCJecomUttbet, Hitteborgh.
JA M. EE A, FETZEH, Fokwaudixq and
CoMKitBOS MxECJUKt.for Ihuwjflof FLOUK, fl
GRAIN, BACON, LAUD, BUTTEIU SEEDS, DRIED;
YBUIT, and Produce generally, No. 16 Market et., ’
.Ttinwrof Vint, Fittabtirgh. - oc&dly I
ji. gcnoMJUtxa..—tr*. r. lako. ;
v ,QCHOMAKER &. LANG. Commission^
>5 Mtaciiavra and trholcaale dealest ta-QROCE- i
’ BIES, FLOUR, GBAXN, PRODUCE, Ac., So. 203 j
3 Liberty atroct,Pittiborgn, Pa. ~ ac!3:dly j
HOLLAN D KIDDLE, successor to Jno. i
-M*diu A Bod, No. 183 Llbfrty etreet, Pitt*-"!
-bur#fe,‘ GENERAL PRODUCE, GROCERY AND
COUJUSSION MERCHANT.
Cjnslgnnlcutg rwpectfally aolidtcd. . fc2o:dly
■■ ~'lnL VulTt^7....^—..iso. WTUlK—wjoi.: WBITK.
! ir: - •‘WHITE FoEWAiajiKO
' ‘ xsn r Co«aiaQo3 UMCBUortr and doalWf in
* ANDPIUXDUCKGKNEKALLX, No.
g>s Liberty wtreel, PHUborgh, Y&. my*7
• dealer in CRUDE AND REFINED-CARBON
01LS.GL.VSS, IKON, NAILS, &c.,.50.-U3:£iberty
mh27:dly
WIiXtAM MEAN*, l r ~ 1 DAVID H'CA-NDIM*,
Sv&ii-.MAK a- «*ros, J U 4rt 8 * l Special Partner.
‘ i • TV/TKA-NR A COFFIN, successors to
'i JJX M’CVnillwe,Jleanj A Co., WHOLESALE GRD
* v. UEHS, cwrncrof.Wttodand Wateratreeu,Pi<t«bQrgh^
■ ■. Jy3 dly
wm. J. auuif£... M .t.. a. voioT.
' ‘ T U. VOIGT & CO.-succeasorto L. G.
XJ. GriS, FEODCCE AXI> l OMMISSTUS MEB
' OH AXT3.B4Tl.tbony.mrt, Pm*bpr.h. P». anS
MH!* 1.-HOUSB..-. - . ................. JU>WABO HOUSE.
JOHN 1 HOUSE k CO] Wholesale j
Gbocsks asd Commission ‘Mbbchastf, corner of !
i smlthfleUand Water meet*,' Pittaburgb, Pa. jy7 ,>i
s ; Xj\JJUEKXuN'. & STE.WAKT,- Whole
v . fli HUI GBOCSU AND COMMISSION MIBCUANTS, No.
/"WW6odfctrcrf,TUtahurgh. _ ‘ Jgdtdly
• - TtIttVWMA KIKKPATRICK'S, Whoi.e- , Ut aCTVREKS.
j 'l'J ;7dO:MX.C GtOCJtM ud ttefttaoi lh TLOUH AND I j nt»pmi.r TV h art
1 -purACktSTOtfli, ÜBMPUUX 4t CO.,
IVM cunier Pike and O'Ham street*, near the City
Water Works, Pittsburgh. I’*.* Manufacture!* of
BIACKINTOSU AND IIESIPAILL’S IMPROVED
patent oscillating steam engines and
, SLIDE VALVES, of all sizes ami beet ttjlo.
i Uuvingpatup machinery of larg<v capacity ami of
! the best quality, w« are prepared to do heavy job
bing, and boliutt work in this line, trusting that by
promptness, aud the character of otir w ork, to met a
public patronage.
Wo tuvile special attention to our BALANCED
VALVE OSCILLA I'ING ENGINES, as comhiutug
advantage* ,-hezvtufore rriiattauitd In this class ot
*' ‘ l ' - • ; }a2«klyd
[AMJ2SJ DALZKLL & EON, Uommis- ;
■ J hots 'MEtCTiAVra for the'tale of CRUDE AND HE
‘VISKD.OARBoN OILS,- No. <D and 70 -Water Street,
.Pitta tough. Advance* rnado tm cooalgngcms.
DHUtiVISTS.
s.i 5.K ijEALER as f'cuE i
.: ;.:...:G) DBUG3 ASD CIISJIICAL3, PEEFUJItBY, ;
A BASCY GOODS. BUBSISttFLUID.OIJA t'AM- |
' ' , ‘ i ‘ *'ILV MEDICINK3, Ac., Ac., offltrkliy prlme.qual-.
> v -; ' r ftT,->lilch be offers at lowest Corner Sflliib-j
field «»d Fourth «»«*, Pittsburgh, Pa.
: , prescriptions.carcftillycomppoodcd al all hi
, - - - . . . 1 WILLIAM LULNUIU i JARED X. BBCSH.
TdSKFJIJj'AJiAUA'U, corner of Market i WILLIAM LAKNIiILL <fc CO., .No. 61
•I gtr«*t and the Diamond, keepa constantly on 1 f f pmin street, belotf Mwbury, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
“ imnJ a fullawortnient of DRUGS, MEDICINES, SihAM BOlfcEß MAKERS a.ND SHEET IBUN
- MEDICISE CUEETS, PERFUMERY and nU arti-'j WORKERS; Wntnifefctiir-rs of BARNHILL'S PAI
. / tn hn LnatßfM- EN’TBOILLB,LOCUMO'IIVK,FLL , EDaniiCVL-
Phyricianß preecrii ti'-ma carefully compounded at Ih'DKK BOILERS, CHIMNEYS, BRET CHEN,
. - aUbuora. jaSilyd FIRE BED. STEAM PIPES, CONDENSERS, SALT
' rtroett, Ptmbqrfth. mM -) , T .^...
JOHN P.-SCH/n’, Wholesale Dealer
W DRUGS, PAINTS.OILS, VARNISHES AND
DVB STL’FFA, No. ■£& Liberty street, Pittsburgh
A>l order* will recetre prompt attention. mh>l
rpHOMASJMOOßE^Manufactures of
A asd Dcalkb is all min ur CoPFEK-OIS
riLLED FUSE UTE WHISKY aud FAMILY
-•—-rv.y_. ■ : VINEOAIIt 2iua. 18U, 191, liM ami ls#A First street,
11 RlEiTElt! WBOtESAiE AXD 1 «A«t «"»'=•. Kiulmish.
3J UCli. jVood cunuur ofVwu*! slreet »tid .
- .;... .;..- JOatHLf'F. HAMUA’U^
vHTOHvl'i
J‘ OUN (iT MAoCOXNKLb, Attorney
aj I*aw.-Gjtjcs» tecond *tery Kras'* Law Brno-
• . Did, No - 'ii BUmotul street.
Will Attend fo Uw- Mtttement, Mewing And colkc-
V/uJli litioiofcUim*, boantte*r Ae-.lalWaAhingtun, Dutrkt
. . cf Columbia, . ' ~ npUMinm
JOB* *. E.IBBFATEICB....- --JUli* *ILLV* .
KIRKPATKICK & MELLON, A-fkhH
JOTS at Lav, Vo. 133 Fourth itreet, fire door* •
' • ' A tbtrvg Barth field, PUtaboryb, Pa. my!7:d»f !
~ 1 mriOMAd EWINU, ■ Attorsst and j
'- X covwrxllo* at Lav. -v - -- !
vi! «r , Omcn,.i»o..lOQ Fourth street, corner of cherry i
, aUey, Phtaburnh, I’a. ' . aolltdAurlyT |
’gAMUKL A. ATTGKKtr4’
Ornci, fifth etn.’el, adjoining the offlce of Mar- j
•' ‘rtUU a Brown; Httiiburfeh, PA- >29:dly |
> ■ "B. &L • SMITH, Attorney and
• CwKatiio* at Law, hu remored to KUIIJTB
:--LAW-BUILDINGS, So. la Diuiood *tr*et, next
;; door to-'&. ?»<»?» Church. . aiylCutly
I T> y. LUCAS, Arroßygy at Law.-J
- On ; Xct l i.^a7a Gtant-Btrt«t, Pittsburgh, Pa.
. , / *'
Ci SCHUYEK, Ja., Atxorsey at Law,
. .‘jSy* Sol U9TourtA. rtntfWLo-rrie'k Low Building,
. . .. mbl
—•c- LBECH.
... T KFnH * HUTCHINSON. Commission
' 1 A t«n rottitfaainMQ Maacnayra, dealara Id WEST
EKS BKSEETE CUEBHK, TtUUU/FISH, BA
- - <X)3f, ; ‘BUTtEB, Ii I«IKSEI3I> UlLy POT^-AN-D
PEARL ASHEii, SKEItt. tfIUUJ*, BBIKD -F&OIT t
. - god Produce geoaralljr. Bwt bnuuia .Family Flour
. -• aixara &u hand/ Agent for'the tale of SJadUon A
‘ ! ; Paivmr l Pwitl-Btatthl Noe. 116
J4Syiat fta. f Wood and-Smith.
~.-,.! • p». ~ - . »p*diy
' .
■:Vi »HiCOLLlNS, Funranlinj andComnllationMer
chant- and <Mtr- ia CUEKs£«
. ( . 'i v -FISH MdVPnxlun generally, No. 25 Wood afreet,
abore-Waterv Pittabanth. - - my 2
; • ; , iJ -: TAifES HULMBS & CO.. Fork Obal
and dealera in PROVISIONS, corner of Xnr-
Itet gpd Front ttrxta. •• ,y, ',: >:•: jaii.dly
wjrstnutjrcE agists.
- Lz~ - FJU FaitADOOTl* A*J> -UEI.IAMX In-
Z~„.s .~m*i*c6 CwAStta,..Konh-eaat.corner Wood and
vTMrdatraeU. ' ... • j .. .>-■•■
.iiiii ju:\K3 r .AoE3ii IvoiTU Ameui
y. : Y-Y:.* ca»Staie.oT.Peonajlrajiia ini Hartford In-
rormnco Com)
o AMIIKL "j£jfc£ f - SEnRgTa&Y CITIZEN 8*
*i4i. ,Ui ' l *****
; M. Sbckktaby Westers
,a. * .-• ;-iwroaAtret CoMriarr, 92 Water itreet. ......
T\ AIrUOOK. SEcnKTAKr. AlleohbKY
JLJ*ljrrtJKKXccCcnifAxr.'STTifl^rotrwt;
v uad -- r^OJDA
,rr \**,V t' : jUv»» l tS-»vvUiilvU->%%Vvwv^Wi<Mn.<.sv.S'.x.vv
3<M* V'CANDLCM.
TnjTILSOS, CAKB & CO., V
YT R'ikiK, P<is«« uL)
" ■ ITBOLXS&UL DEAIEKSIM Yfc
FOBEIGS JINO domestic dby i.OODfi,
So. third bouw »bnVe Diamond
>- > •■» ■ i. apltfcdtf
JXI-i ? ii-
il t AL :JiJJJWHt’iMitV.:*9<iceeBor to
• :i V tgBT& q ¥ffl#V£tf&Sii! %%
tat <unl Uorket rtroeU. mZ
‘ " W Third and
■ux a tp-;;.r
. Dkaleb* in Our
. , and Matkrt «trc«U,
|: - ■•■• ■■
Ch- ■ • 'ft- H ANriUX MIYK tow IX Sta-
J 0 W4' Car OOOMrflttn of the orij
-* - ■ " -I fte-Hlro, bo. ft MaifaiotreCT. TUutiuryh.
.ri'is'i ,a->£
TBTJgMfJfGSyiSe.
.“or;.,,.TOSEPiI HOKNK,, Dealer in -Tsm
-0 .«nw*i, -IhwpirUsw A*>. Straw Ooom, »».n
rjlUlnosh. ... . ; . »pI6
J -4^ti J^jK 1 : A>itAi,Kß in Let
Vtc*.^Jfarkctsti^
i’ilisai .a
, 'A'I'WN. -MACKUiI * UOvWealem is
Ai Cncunaiu, TraSirtttt, Sotiom, etc., Nov
17 »nJ 10 Fifth »ir ttn. Filtiburnh. . : »pl° _
‘ ‘f
1 ■ k ‘-ipftUfpfXtafcind Sole agent
,W®33 ,u iJSS, 11AMBDKO PIASOS. ex BALLET,
DAYIB * Co.'B BOSTOKJLANOS.Tith aa* *»* •
nttt /EttoJa AtUehmect. ..Vo»ttl.Futff>tr»>t. injB .
-ISTTjT . JJj
♦e4 i KoV“'Bl Mtiffcs
;!Mrtfa strait waAJnitO** Pa.-^’
S&j&OO m*OCBKBt
«.'&r»KU^.. M D.-JL£rUKU.
REYMKB & BROTHERS, successors
I to Uermer A Anderson, Wholesale dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON
££CTIOSSUY;SCaABS. PIBE WOKE#. Km.
120 and 128 Wood ativet, above Fifth, Pittsburgh,
P/rui'a! JyJ9;Jjy
ROBT. ROBISOM HOBfiMB
SAMUEL B. BOBJlrt..
RUOBISON& CO., Wholesale «ko
• CEB*, COXMU&IOX UCBcfIANTfI a lit! dealer* itl
ali kinds of PROVISIONS, PRODUCE, and Fitts
burgh'manulactixm*, No. r&So Liberty atraot, Pitts*
a. . iayfr .
!0. B. JUNK.'i, Wholesale Ueileb
s OROCEBIES, MANILLA BOSE, OAKBKv
OILS. PLTCU and Pittsburgh manufactured article*,
No. 141 Water street, above the JionongahulivßrMg*, 1
Pittsburgh, Pa. , ' . ' •
I BOBiBT bALXKLL K. SUKAWSU.
rjpOBEKT DALZKLL & CO.,Whole-
Xv SALE CBM:!:!!*. COMMISSION AXl> FegWABDnsO
Mebcdant*, and dealer* In PRODUCE and Pitts*
burgh mannijuMure*, riUjibnrsh. *
benet t-AMWKm jobn siiimx.
& SHIFTUN, Wholesale
1 J Gbocebs, rßonccE Diuaebs and CogMtKMo*
Merchants, No. t> Sixth struct, Pittsburgh, Pa.
uoU:ly<- ,
JOUW WATT JoIIN 'WiLSOX.
WAIT A WiLSON,"Wholesale Uko
cux, Commission Hebcuakts, and dealers'in
Produce and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 15s Lib
erty street, Ptttifrnrgh. • jn23
ISAIAH DIOKJJY & CO, Wholesale
Gbocebs, Commission Mxechants, and dealers in.
PRODUCE, No. 80 Water street, and 45 Front street,;
Pittsburgh, , ’ .
JDILWORTH & CO., Wholesale
• Gbocebs, Nos. 130 and 133 Second stmt, near
amithfMd, Pittsburgh. nol
40US TLOTb EICHaEU 1X0YH...... WILLIAM FLOY*.
JOHN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Gro
cers AND COMMISSION MERCHANT*, No. 172 Wood
! .and 223 Liberty strict, Pittsburgh. JelO
|3mbUA.\l BAUAtiEY i. , W bolesalb
: jI J * Grocer, N«s». 1# and 20 Wix*d street, Pitts*
I bnrgh, Pa. jic&dtl .
PRODUCE.
den, 87, Watarstrect.
: AUERS IN Dry
EK<fc 00.
.JOHS 8. VU.WOBTK.
Oitnur of Flint nn.l Liberty streets.
PITTsICHGU, Pa-,
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
to . Ac. • mylxll.
, TOUN OUl > UAXX & CO., successors
;<JL of't; il. of -HOT
! PRESSED NUTS*’ AND WASHERS, CHARCOAL
I UORSE-SHOE IRON ami NAIL RODS, BOILER
IRON ami RIVETS.
FAIRCHANCE IRON WORKS, Fajette IV, Pa.
jy»l:lyd • Warehouse, 13 Wood «1., Pittsburgh.
RIDDLE & No. 216
1 Yr laberty-.'atiestr Apposite- BlxU*; • Pittsburgh,
manufacturers of WHIPS, LASHES AXUSM ITCH
ES, sail every description of LEATHER BRAIDED
WORK.
Order* solicited from the trade, ami goods prompt
ly shipped a* per Unit met ton*. fe&dswlrF
SHIRT MAN UFAOTUK Y. - Misses J.
A N. ADL, No. ‘22 St. Clair street, make to or
der, by band, SHIRTS, COLLARS, Ac., ob abort no
tice. Abo, bate constantly on baud a fine assort
ment of SHIRTS AND COLLARS, made it* ike beat,
most fashionable and desirable manner. JeSOHly '
StiKVEKANUE, No. 50 Water St.,
• Pittsburgh, mannfacturerof BOILER RIVETS,
WROUGHTbPIKES, COMMON AND RAILROAD,
0, or SPIKES »i.d lil V
ETS, large or smalL mad" to order at abort- notice.
A good assortment constantly on hand. myCO-wa
j. *. wuirs..* *.t. rtUNAtTi t-ciursuL
TOX-OMfelOR GLASS WORKS. -
Tl WOLFE, PLUNKETT A CO., Gj.A6sMAJtrr.iC-
Ttratas—- Warehouse,-No. I’2-Wood street, comer
gfayt, yUtaburght F*-. ■■ - ',! f i ws:lyd
UAIiLES COALE, NeV.Hrightom,
Pa., Manufacturer of BUCKETS, TUBS, ZINC
WASHBOARDS, FRUIT BOXES and LABELS.
JalLlyd a
DEjrrisTßir.
T"^EEt2"eXTKACTEd' WITHOUT
PAIN, BY THE USE OF AN APPARATUS
WHEREBY NO DRUOSo*GALVAN iL’BATjrKRV
ARE USED.
Cold wsatbet; Is tb« limn when the apparatus ertn
be used to iu beat advantage. .
Medical gentlemen' and their families bare bad
their teeth extracted by fay process,'and are ready to
testify aa to the safety and painlessness of tbo opc ra
tion—whatever baa been said by persons interested in
asserting the oontrary, having no knowledge of ray
process. ■ j ■ ■
OdrASTITICIALTEETH Inserted iu every style.
E. QUERY, Debtxst, EH Smithfleld »t.
JOSEPH ADAMS; Dextirt, Connelly's
BnlkUng, corner of Diamondand Grant streets,
Pittsburgh. “
Bertatsexa—Dr. A. M. Politick, Dr. Hallock,
Tboodore Bobbins, Rowell Errctt. my&dly
REAL EST*I TE AUEJETS.
—L--.—....—.. ~
•fTTir.T.TAM WAKD, Dealer a Prom
f.Y Noth, Box»f, Moaraaott, and all se*
: edrttlw for ttoiwy.
Persons can procure LOANS through my agency
on reaaoDabfb terms.
•Thoes wfablngjo invest their money rr> good &d
-vantage, can always find first and second class paper
at my office; for-sale.
AU comrnnnlcatiodf *nd Interviews strictly confl
'Bentlal. Office, Owntstrevt,, appoint e Si. Paul’s
Cathedral. r - jolidtf.
BOOTS SHOES*
JOHN CAMPBELL, Manufacturer of
BOOTS AND SHOES of every description, No.
34 Suiltbfiold street, Pittsburgh, Pa. ocHally
itiyrjrrx • • -rrrjTT* ""
ARCHITECTURE E.
TAMES M.-‘ RALPH, late assistant to
U'CKittarßiritater, prepares EXPLICIT BRAW
-ISGS; AND-SPECIFICATIONS ft.r all kind* of
Buildings, and superintends their erection on reason
able terras,' J * *"
Offioo oa Andertoa street, between Leacock and
Roldusoc streets, Allegheny City.., Jol2
r'IIIAHUKS BAKTHeHueH, Akchl
\J -rxcr. .Offices JIBON; BANK BLOOKr-FHMr
street. Funtlsbsa P-LANR AND SPECIFICATIONS
t>r Buildings oftrery works superior and
on modem* terms.' - •* .my&dly
BOOJZSELEERB, 4c.
. TZ' AT. &. CO, Booksellers ANp Sta-
JV- rforrak, No. &JAVood street, next dour.ta thn
corner of Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. SCHOOL and
i LAW BQQKKconityuly on baud.
CO., Station
satf, Bloks Book IIAxrTACTtresRJ, axdJq*
gw NP2j6T Woodstteet. Pittsburgh.- VjjflP ...
DAD, Boots ell ki; akd
:XoSl&9mrfh ttntt. Apollo Bnl
JHE6^fcjrf>l^'^Qlithcnilllinoi<
‘A-.x i -tts'-.l' 1 :i '.VK'
A.TSTI) COMMEKCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 3, 1861.
. 1 .ja, ~ touched, or as air inheritance from my fathers
i'pjlfftlvnrnh (Uil/'l'ttft which mtLßt be traoamitwd rntaot to my «on.
3alll,imU t[li I 111. As (he oiect of the people, and representing
’ r • I . • their Interests', I shsll always abandon with
o urrinx T 7 *rn ; out regret any prerogative useless toitto pub
o. Og lie welfare, in tnesatne way as I shall pre~-
EDITORS AHD M O : P‘EI ETO It S, [ serre unshakable In my bands ulf power i.n-
Pnblication Office Xo. 84. Tilth street,
MORNING and EVESKO EDITIONS, DAILY, “On this, Monsieurlo Ministre, I pray Gud
CuNTAININQ THE LATEST SEWS UP TO THE to have you in H.s holy ‘“fj- A P„LEOS
HOUR OK PUBLICATION. ' « . . ,
TEIWISi The same day M. Fould was appointed
Mornixu Editios—B*l p«r annum lu adv»ny«, <.r Minister of Finance, hy thefollowing letter
l‘i cents per w«ek from currier*. “ PALACK OF l . 2 *
Etskisu Eotriow—W paranumu bi (uivam--, .»r u *• My d<ar UoMieur To^d: You. pointed out
. . --rrtpr- ", , with so much lucidity before the Privy Coun
«*£ % ,«—
i F 1” <* n,or ”' •*'*** T °" or l, ‘ ,w * rt *‘ Pf” opinion by arguments of so convincing a na :
• invariably in advanw. ; ture, that Tam adopt
i ADVERTISING A'f REASONABLE BATES. > j • your ideas* and on causihg your memoir*
i ~ | to tie inserted in the Moiitfair. -•
| TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 3, 1861. • i.j kc?ept your system the more willingly
;y- - —from ihe fact that for 'a long time I. h«io
! A Revolution in France. ] sought, 'as’.you. know, the means of solidly
1 A change In the ghvornmqkt of France has ,
i auddonly and quietly taken place, of so } ihe (/new system will not work'with ad
j portent a character as to difcntfy it with the • vantage unlewthe man who haSheCrt able to
"f name of a Hevolfißou. lOinolojs than the ; study profonndij all fl» Mfluultfet wtM
.... - i v e resolve to devoto himsoli to its execution. .A
I voluntary relinquishment by tho Enipcror, of , thotofiiro chargo yoa with the portfolio of
j the power of expending sjteney witheat the-' { v i nane e y and I thank youfor undertaking the
I authority of tho Supreme No * task', the results or which wiU be favorable to
J act of sovereignty »...»*-« »* j £
I when tho sovereign can loose the purae strings j heretofore, proofs of dOvotednoss and
| at hi* plcamrc, thcro ii nolimlt to his power, ‘patriotism.
! and he holds the lives and treaaureof his poo- “Receive, my . dear Monsieur Ftmld, the
i , . , , . i «... 1 aasuranco of ray smeoro friendship,
; pie in hu hands. This power of tbeexpen- ,
I ditnre or money Is what, has distinguished i haJ a great revo i a tj o n taken place in
England over European .nations, and the Fianctj without violence, and wo sincerely
| liberties of tho people in that country are to- maJr the f ur thcr ostablish
| day owing to tbo pertinacious resistance of the mcnt of fr e odo m.
| Commons to an arbitrary levying of taxes,, m m .
j and the spending of money, by the Sovereign. LATEST FROM. WASHINGTON.
| The Emperor Louis Napoleon has exerted au- !
premo authority oyer the finances of France' tybex island.
since he violently assume! the rein, of Gov- j of Coa!t Slin / oy , wh h ar , aO .
ernmeni, and by bi. extravagance in | , nteJ with th. ground, have no doubt, as
branobe. of expenditure, to h.H brought the , o(6cj!i , di!patchel a!Wt , ihat tho works
country to the brink of ruin. While Ihe bar- ; o I>]|mtl comman d Fort- Pulaski as
vest, were good he could get along, but <be > rtanael> w bich is said to run
bad harvest of last snmmtqr bus brought mat- ; of lh(1 island . Savln nah is
ters to a crisis, and tho Emperor has bent \ n(Jt only hermetically sealed, but is at our
before tho storm, whether safely for the per- ’ mercy. The ftono fleet originally intended
maaency of his own powor, remains to be , for the Georgian city Willdoubtlesgbe ordered
m j V , . J r . . . . . . l-Isowhert byTlac-Officcr Dupont—perhaps to
j seen. We doubt whether he ha* nctcdwisoly j r i es t on . 'Nothing short of a complete'
'as far as he himself is concerned, but we hope ' p an i c could hove caused the abandonment of
i ii may turn out for the bettering of the con- i to important a point as Tybee Island. I
d„ion of ,ho French peopie. Ito history of > Jbo •
; ihe affair is interesting. . Arkaneaf, and within a few miles of. them .^4
] .It was stated in a previous arrival that tho jgl Paso, Texas, Ship Island in Mississippiff
STEAMBOATS o«J HOTELS furnished at short : E mPQror bad’ called the celebrated ex-Finanee Chandeleur Island in Louisiana,and now Ty- ;
Mirdst.r,M. Fould,to^tbe Finance, j £ i.Umi, Georg^to^
It'is now surmised that the astute Minister flog is planted,
declined the difficult position tendered him, ( THt bojidardmekt op ?e>*3acoi.a.
unless some changes wera madcin the power J fact that neither Col. Brown or Flag
controlling thb expenditure of money. Mean- (Officer McKean in their dispatches of the 18th
time, .died to the general store of emb,trass- |\ltudo to or say a word about bombarding
, * . a . . -peusacoia, make-aome well informed persons
; ment in the money market, and apprehension* , whethef'any''bombardment has taken
:of further difficulties daring thdwinter r months,- i p jac e j while others, With more reasons, bo
‘sEAMLESS DAOS ASD OF 03SABDBGS. I of [hc publio gnanccs had been grad- ' lietc that Pickens opened a renly to an attack
■ nally growing worse and worse, until the Em-i b, the rebels. The Norfolk Da,j Book of
1 ualiy * a , ... , . ( Tuesday cootams a dispatch from Petisacoia
; peror bimsplf had become fairly aroused and j flat j n g t j, at jbe only damage thus far suffered
alarmed, and bad at l»U determined to yield \ by the Unionists was in two of their boats,
to a storm he had 'cobrage longer to . whioh were so much injured that they were
PEES ASD C-tSES REPAIRED, «“ Emperor town to attend oblfged to ,
1 a «pceial council of Mmifteris and of the Privy cafti.h».o* mhk
SILVER AND GOLD PLATING, 4 h wert adopted which W fWtag an account of the capture of th.
. council, iuu iuc j f : British schooner Mabel, by Commander Yard,
Uauk rny tbs Shortest notics, at the comer o( Fourth haa Bhorn the French Elperoy of half of his , Q Dupont says she hat .been brought!
p»war. The results of'lftst meeting, and the into Port Royal harbor. She purported to bo
can nend them by oioll. . , ’ 1 resolution taken by theXEmperor, have been from Havana and bound for New York, but,
wlii7:dly FITZPA-TRltlj A CO. ; resoiuuou iaa. , .•>£.. *7 .a .' at tht time of the capture, was heading fur
i.MNilfl Goolis:—SbLU> GoLtiT \\ r EDDr7rtf <c *' ildl J that ?St _ catberinVs-douadw Har-cargo. consisted
J; Rmofl, anwtE St out Asn Biamoso ; France owes to the firmness of M. tould this of 7 ba j eB of blankets, 4 cases of cloth, 3 boxes
lumw, Laoias' Gold Wxtchu xso Chains, Sllv«t ; coneeSHiou of tbe Emperor. . 1 <,f starch,"2s boxes of tin, 120 bag* of coffee,
Tbo .««-» of M. Fould, Officially pub- of^hoo.^f'fir
** ”* th ” bwU “ f th ° Who '“ P™- I roT, ? c^reof 1
H. BICHABD9ON * CO., eeoding, is very bold, as will be seen by the cavt i r y> -words, and 2 cases of stores. The
Comer of Fifth and Market Strwt» _ -f o n o wine extracts : Mabel was formerly named the John W. An
-6 ... a. : , ... ! dßrson.ofßultimore,andthoreisatrungnre-
Afierstaungihat in eight ; sam p tioil 0 f herinleution to run the blockade,
tional government, Ihat i» from ISM to 1»4., , P bc „ Bnt , 0 Philadelphia for adjudical
the supplementary uod extraordinary oredita ; *■ .f
had amounted to 1 milliard 200 millions, or i t,on *
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a roar.
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'of tbe depoaitor as principal, and bean the wme In- I
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/Si I nW-Ff V’T* HUO Boat Finnish- M. Fonld somewhat unfairly seeks to dimm- |
C ees Attn dial iiEd in MANILLA, UEMPANK »*h tbo proportions in fav y r of th * present .
COTTUS COUDAOK, OAB.UM,TAB, PITCH, KO3- . government—he thus finally expresses bt» |
IN AND OILS, TAftPACLISS, DUCK, LIGHT , rea | sentiments on such « dangerous mode of
ANDHRAVY DBILLINGS, At., No. tW Water and i dea i inf , w jtli public finances j
7, Front : I ..j do ,| r ,d in 1852, a? 1 still desire to-dny, !
, the suppression of extraordinary and supple* I
; mentary credits, opened without a v’ote of the I
legislature. Tht real danger far our finance* :
consitt* in the liberty left to the government to de- ;
ere* expenditure xeithont the control ofthe leyi*- ■
lative authority.” j
M. Foqld then remarks that the responsi- I
billty of such acts and their results must ne- !
j ceisarily fall on the head of the State itself, I
inasmuch as ministerial responsibility no (
longer existe ; and that moreover, they ren- 1
deT the diseussion of the budget a mere mock* j
ery r if the government can augment the ex
penses as much as it pleases by decrees.
Stnhe 1858, the memoire goes on to say, tho j
evil of these “credits” has greatly Increased. |
In 1859 they amounted to 85,000,000, in 16G0 i
to 115,000,000, and ini»Cl they reach 200,- j
000,000, without counting what it may be ne- j
cessary to do on account of the -f&iloro of the I
harvest. “It Is to be rogretted that the most j
considerable of these credits were opened
immediately after the dose of the session.” j
Without a change of‘system, :.the memoire
augurs “most serious” embarrassment*. In
the last ten years threo milliards of extraor
dinary and supplementary credits have been
opened. All sorts of means have boon used
to meot them j two milliards of loans, one
hundred millions of increased capital of the •
bank, one hundred and thirty-five millions
taken from the army chest, one hundred and
thirty-two million* of thirty years' bonds is
gae(j.2-aU has been absorbed.
The memoir* advises the Emperor to relin
quish his prerogative as the “only true rem
ciy.M At noino~tbo possession of itencour
jges unreasonable demands.
*'Abroad, although the power of disposing
absolutely the resources of a grfeat nation may
he a source of strength, it is also one-of dan
ger. 'The fedricith which it inspire* allour
neighbort oblige* them to keep'up untnente arm
amentj. They feel sofo only by-having su
perior forces to those which they suppose me
nace them, and of which they exaggerate the
proportions.” I.; ,
‘\Sueh feelings link Europe together against
France, and give credit to thfc most absurd
suspicions. If the Emperor will spontaneously
renounce his prerogative oveiLtKe finances,
and restore to the Corps Legislatif its right
ful attributes, he will restore confidence to
France, calm tho disquietude of Eqropo, and
take away all pretenoe for hostilities.
Such are tho chief partions of this remark
able document, the acceptation o £ which by
the Emperor, and its straightforward publi
cation, seem to open a new era to tho country,
and constitute another- large step toward a .
really froe government. ,
The official act of tho EmperoT, relinquishing
the financial prerogative, as advised by
M. Fould, is dated,
“PaLacx of ConFiEGKfb'Nov. 12.
“Moniieur lb "Miniatre—Tbe, opinion ex
creased .this morning on our financial sltua-,
Übh by. M; Yottld; to the Bitting'o( the'Privy
Oooneiiand of the Council of'
Biy.fhllspprobntibir.’ • ,w ‘
“I now, therefore, inform you of my inten
tion tooonroke the Senate onHhe 2d Decem
ber to-inforin it of my 'determination of, re
linquishing the power of openidg,' in thein
-terrnl between- Supplementary
l or . extraordinary That; resolution j
wiU form part of a Senatus-Conshltum, which,;!
taeeoidiMyto- my will, wgulato tar.;]
! greavsectiemi"the voteof the'budget of the.
riiffkwht *7'7 • .
, renounoing the. right* wmch was, also
even'that vjf r the constitutUnai. sovereigns,
whd preceded me, I think lam resolring on.
<*;
our ‘Faithful to iky qrl gin, T can?
*h» prerogaiireß iof tha CttflTO
~ aitbeXAirV aaotra deposit whkh cahnoth*
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Washington, Nov. 29; 1861
THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE ON SLAVERY.
Topics connected with , the institution of 1
African Slavery will be,d»9cuased in the Mes
sage as well as in more than one of the ac
companying Reports. The measures which
the President will advise with regard to the
negroes, who constitute so large a proportion
of the military capital of the South, will be
satisfactory to all who count the suppression
of the rebellionabove all considerations drawn
from past politics. Even the readers of the
Tribunt wfll find nothing in this .n#rt of
the Message to which they can reasonably ob
ject. Upon certain points on which the na
tion would like the President to speak, he
i may be silent, but his views upon those Which
I he touches will meet the just expectations of
I the country. The very least that Congress
will do, will probably be to pass a bill freeing
all slaves of rebels who come witbin our lines.
A QUORUM FOB CONGRESS.
The apprehensions of no quorum in Con--
gross next week are groundless. • It was de
cided by Speaker Grow, lost session, that* a
majority ot each House means a majority of
■members elected. This count*, beside those
from tho loyal Statos, nine Representatives
from Florida, Arkansas and South Carolina,
I who were choseu before the rebellion.• ■ Nine
| ty-two constituted a quorum at the last ses
sion ; M or 94 will be needed thu winter.
ARRIVAL or RELEASED OFFICERS.
Lieut*. John. li. Worden and Robt. Selden,
of tho navy, arrived in this city to-day—tho
trat.from Sew Toflr, and the others direct
fromßichmoml eidNorfolkandFortress Mon
roe. All three were recently released, having
been exchanged for rebel officers. They mot
with a hearty weleomo at the Navy depot.
Liter, selden’* account of affairs ix" wen
Lieut. Selden states that in Richmond tho
feeling of anger, indignation and chagrin, at
the arrestof Slidell and Mason, was beyond all
description. Tbay bad previously been exult
ing in the success of tborebeledroy* in reach'-;
ing Cuba, and they were certain that they
would reach Europe without difficulty.',-He.
states that it U the severest blow which the
rebel Government baa yet received. Mr. gel
den says that, up to the time of his, leaving.
Richmond, two days since, ho bail heard,
nothing of the proposed removal of the
: Capital to Nashville. Being w Virginian
; himself, he was treated witn addilionalindig
j nity and severity on account of his loyalty,
| and by none more than his own relatives,
who live in Richmond and vicinity.
PK3EKTED.
James C. Herndon, Assistant-Surgeon In
the army, has desorted to tho rebel*. Hois a 1
native of Virginia. Before leaving Califor
nia he tendered his resignation, although he -
had but a few days previously taken the oath,
of allegiance for the cccood time- Gen.-Sum
ner very properly refhecd to accept k. Why
he was not arrested on hta arriralj in New
York is a question, but after ;staying some
days at a Washington hotel, he hired a horse
and buggy, drove to a point of the Lower
Potomac where a boat was in waiting, and
warferried across. He leaves hit trunk Xnd ;
bills behind him. ; .
loyal ssirrnicsTs ix vraonru,
From two tnistworth sources, intelligence
baa been rewired ofthe increasing strength'
ef theloyal STrntir 1 Frederick- Jefferson'
and Berklejrebnntlw, in Virginia.; On Tuea
day s lady arrived at Hancock,:flrom Martins
burg, with her children.- Her husband, a loy
alist, hod fled to;-MaryUrid four months ago,
aud it was with the greatest difficulty that-
I she was able'to gcV-ponplsiiou to.paas the
rebel lines: tb Matyland. She 'atatep: that; in
; Berkley coanty the greatest suffering exists:
.among the families of-Union men-who am
-now fugitives.' During tho past fortnight she
states that the of Union senti
ments had been*'growing stronger, and- that
bn the occasion‘fcf "the' approach of. Cfcpt.
-Sunta, *ith> iie«)iiUng party of ISffj
to milfS et Maitinsburgv the joy.
of tbeloyafcikmiliM was- unbounded,6n- thi
-tuppo»iUbn 7 thafit was the beginniug&fan
advance by bur troops; but. that :When.ihe,
party returned they were iu despair. A* a
.sample of the prices of provisions, she states
that salt was selling In'.Martinsburg at six
dollars a peck. ■ * -
' : AFFAIRS AT WINCHESTER.
A gentleman who left Winchester on Son
dnj;lastj also brings encouraging news. He l
has been for three years a resident of Freder- :
iek 'eduTity, and is well heouainted with the ,
people mtd the locality. He says that the
fortifications there are of no strength
would bo of hut little service against a well
arranged attack; that Jackson, tbo rebel Gen
eral, haa only a brigade of troops and an in
, definite number of badly armed, poorly dis
ciplined and lukewarm militia; that he has
! «ent to Centrerillaibrreiriforccmonls, but has
beea.refused them, frith a statement that he
must defend the with his present force*
Since the success of Ged. KeMey--at -Romney,
an alarm hns been apparent among the rebels
in Frederick and Hampshire counties, and all
are notified that no -resistance, at present
available to them; can prevent the successful
taking of Winchester py. our trrops, bceanse
of their inefficiency and cowardice. A. Mc-
who-was defeated by Gbndnil Kelley
and General Carson, of the militia,.had been
compelled to resign. W'm. L. Clark, a western
man by birth, bat an active rebel, and Presi
dent of the Winchester and Potomac Railrqad,
immediately after the occupation of Romney,
had packed up his personal property and left
-for Richmond. The-loyalists were growing
boldor. The proctice o£ compelling men whose
loyalty was-suspected, to • tako the oath of
allegiance, had been was feared, j
that in theevent of ah navnneo of our forces,
the loyal men, then id tho ascondcncy, would
retaliate-upon them groat severity. Tho
rebels themselves-say that 1 a majority of the
people aro'eubmis&idriista,, arid no better than
Tankees. A fact, whiehMs iignificant In*
estimating the division of public sentiment ia,
that there has never been an instance in
Frederick county in which tho property of a
known loyal man has been confiscated, though
this has been done in the adjoining county,
Shenandoah.' Tho family of George Rye, a
leading Union man, nowa fugitive, have been
turned put of their home at Woodstock, tho
‘ county scat, and are now living on tho charity
! of friends.
DESPAIR AVION© THE BEBEI.S.
Through Us customary channels of ipfor- i
motion, and which are considered entirely
trustworthy, tho Government has received
intelligence to-day that the: leaders of the re
bellion in Richmond, and in tbo-Confederate
comps across the Potomac,at last are satisfiod
that they are to be beaten in the issue of
arms which 1 they haVe made, and that the
cause of secession is a.hopeless one.
MOVEMENTS BY CIS. BANES' DIVISION.
The division of Gen. Banka will 10-tnurrow
be ordered to remove from Darnestown to
Frederick. The certainty dhat the roads for
miles around Daroestown .will soon become;
unfit for travel renders this change of position
necessary. Going into Winter quarters is not
contemplated —an the-contrary, Frederick ia
Selected because ;it is easy of access, and the
army stationed there, having canal and rail
road facilities, can be rehdily moved in any
direction, as occasion may require. An abun
dance, too, of forage at Frederick furnishes
another reason for the change. »
POSITION OF ©ES. STONE’S DIVISION.
Gen. Stone’s division will .probably occupy
Us position at PooleaviUoior the present. The
squadron of Van Alen’a Cavalry in Banke’i
division has been ordered to the headquarter*
of the regiment, near PodlesyUlc.
From Cairo.
’ Cairo, Nov. 2D. —The rebel stvuiuer I’riore,
bearing a flag of truce'from Madrid, cam# up
in sight of thi; place this evening, and
brought Lieut. Col. Chappel, of Jeff. Thomp-
staff, tho ofcflectof whose Tislt is to pro
caed.to St. Joseph, Mo., W Mrs. Jeff,
to her husband at New Madrid.
Chappel was informed by Gen. Grant that
he would give him no such privilege*, aud if
he left the* protection of the fl.slg of truce and
came on board his ‘(Grant's! boat, he must
consider hirn;*lfk tff’warnnj
ther orders could be received from Gun. Bol
lock. Chappel ohoee the last alternative, and'
came on Gen. Grant’s boat, and now awaits
the decision of Gen. Halleckin the matter.- ■ >
Chappel was a Camp Jackson prisoner, and
absconded on his parole.
Accounts at Columbus up to 0 o’clock last
night, state that firing ceased atPer.sacila on
Sunday, and all was quiet there up to yester
day..
The Stato Legislature of Mississippi has
appropriated s7s,UDb'for the : pnrpose of rais
ing ID,(100 men forisixty daygyto be sent to
Columbus, which the rebel* propose to make
the battle-ground of the Mississippi Valley,
and where immense, preparations are being
made against an attack.
Sixty troops are also at
New Orleans for Columbus.. Major J. R.
Shalftr, also a Camp Jackson prisoner, es
caped from parolß, made his' appearance at
our linos near Bird's Point; yesterday after
noon, claiming the privilego to proceed to St;
Louis for the purpose of final exchange. lie
was put under arrest, and now awaits the ao
tioo of-Gen. ilallock in his case.
The new gnnbonts SuLouis and PittiVurgh
hare arrived, and aro lying above here. Gen.
McClernand and staff arrived here from
•Springfield tor-night. :
• The Herald blunders Into 'the following :
“The Cleveland and -Mahoning Railroad
Company, of which David Tod; the newly
elected Governor of Ohio, is President, has
refused to allow the Cleveland Herald to be
carried on the road, onaccoitntofit* Sceettion
iKntiutcntsS* .
The Cleveland Herald is ono of. the staunch
est Union journalffonearth-r-a great deal more
so thato Its 'Kew York Tiamcsike. 'i But it has
vindicated John C. Fremont from -some of the
charges made; against him*,-and heartily ap
proved -'ble Proclamation declaring Ratine
slave* of should,
be freb. On account: of, theso views, .the new
Governor,of Ohio—whom, the ClevelandJfer
aid did it* utmost to elect—has suppressed
Its dhtrihutfoh ontho lino' of that road. Ilis
a very arbitrary act, and we think ok unwise
as tyrahhlcol.—A f . 7. Tribune.
Ixduxapolus, Not.; SD.’rrTbc Sevcnth In
diana Regiment, Col. Gavin, has left Camp
Elkwater, and started to, reinforce Qen. Kel
ley, at Romney. .
’ General Dumont has been'ordered to-pro^
c«ed to; Ken tacky. 1 IhUiaunltarhi^.twenty*
two regiments in the latter'State; and no
"brigadiers. •" : ■ , A _ : ,
Watt SMKjtJt'D TOI.t'.T.
"DOR SALE—i. tliree story Brick Dwell-
Jj the House, situated la: the. fioebnd Whrd of the
ettv of Pittsburgh, ou Fourth struct,'between Bmltn~
fltld street and C’lwrry «H*y,’W*tb Ml the out-build*
Ground jn-.ih* Waf'daf *»U*
city, ha vinca front oftw?atytfcroT' fret ou Franklin
«m«ti and extending taukoae hundred and twenty.
to Decatur- street. ; isaid-Jol Jle». the
vest sldouf tho Sixth Prusby tenah Church^- '*'
.. - W. C. kGUinspACOlirAssignee,-:
nogfclad i' ; So-: 112 DIaJDODd street.
'\7-AbUAIiLE-OID FKOFBBTYiiIi'aH
*iV; r <m i'tahfch.'Crnek.enibTacißg
between 10 and U acres. Thera are on thaproperty
six-WuU* In▼ariooiprogma—three or which Are'at
sufficient depth .to Justify, operating. r Counseled with
-the wellaia n pmvetfnt engine; fn good tunning order.,
Thin property Is adjoining the celebrated iTCormick
(arm, and l* perliapa oiie of* the best oil! sites In that
region. Wo offer: nr gZtatCibargaln' ou easy terms of
payment) exchange Ibr real estate In.or *u
jaUiingth* city. iPot naitteulajr*apply to
-. auH ;. „ - B. IT L AIK A CO., f ourth »tr—t.
ENUINfi; J.'<JK; SALR-t-Aboc*. Eiout
Home Powxb, in good ordeiy now driving three
Fower.Presses lit UiUoffiwr:'Wllljbe eoW* cheap for
dash.’ Enquire at' ■ * ’ GAZETTE OUFJCk, .
. r -Fifth straotj above EmithttoM.
I3UH very commodious and
' - comfortabto itf»Uci*ce,; in • de*trabld neighbor
boiodj iu thc Third- on long and
?£ Foorth.it.
JL. *. IT. TATI.O* ..... *. ixSTLU TATtOR.
fIIAYLOR A i BROTHER, Commissios
1 MttCHiSTS,' '
50.45 WALXTJTETREET,
W P.r*n,i] attention elfantotha porcWe and.
aancot MtODCCB and.MßKOUA i ' l » iK '
„ Moderate adraaceacHuJe ot> coofftfß®* o *?. o * *‘*FW
article*. \ lv: - t> - *• -' J
'ii • *jEr*at*fc»2 - - •;.
Jdeaen.rHotltAB A»WOKI.S*pO., fcttaWgh.
:,7‘> , ! •‘•me.
■ ■ JOSp*C“BlWlSßt&SVand*n»U,
- noSiSAft
crsr !’ _ -•
VOLUME LXXIV-—3l*2.
I.O'S lU.MCE.
INDEMNITY AGAINSTXOSS. BY
J. FIRE.—rRASKLIIf FIREIhffCRAhCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Office, 436 and. 437
Chestnut street, near Fifth.
Statement of Assets, January Ist, 1800, pnbli*h#d
agreeably to an act of Assembly, being-- _
Fint Mortgages, amply secured -..51,886,«d3 UO
Real Estate, (pre*’t vaf. 510a.314 01) cost 1«,605 00
Temporary Loans, on ample Collateral » ' •
Securlea 39,135 t!U
Stock*, (present valuo «8«,C07 72) cost... 89,780 W
Notes and Blits RueelTuble LB2l
Cash - - 27,919 00
. $2,208,061 68
gar The only profiu from premium* which lhi»
Company can divide by law are from .risk* which
hare been determined.
Insurance made on every description of property,
in town and country, nt rate* as low as are consistent
with security. / ■
Bince their incorporation, a ported of thirty y«tr*,
they have paid loss#* by fire, to ao umotrnt exceeding
JWMiMfoiw o/Doßor*, thereby ifiordtogjevkttnoo
of the advantages of Insurance, at uollae their eoui
ty and deposition to meot with promptnee* ail
liabilities.
Losses paid during the yosf
DISXCTORSI - J
Charle* N. Bancker, Isaac Lea,
Mordecai D. Lewis, Jacob R. Smith,
Tobias Wagner, Edward 0. Me,
-David S. Brown, Geo. W. Richkrds,
Samuel Grant. .
CHARLES N. "BANCKER, President.
EDWABD C. DALE, Kiee-iWd***.
A. AU
myQ Office Ndrtheaat cor. Wood A.Third at*.
Fire insurance, by the reli-
ANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHILADELPHIA, on BUILDINGS, limited or
perpetual, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, Ac., In
town or country. Office No. 308 Walnut street.
Capital, $229,510*, AB*rra, ; $303,508
as follows: - .• >. ;
Flrat Jlortgag. on Improved CM, Propel
-ty, worth double the am0unt....— ..v—.5155,000 00
Ground rent, first c1a55.............. 2^62-60
Pcmia. H. B. Oo.’e 6 per cent. Mortgage
, Loan, $30,000, c05t.....-.. —— - 27,900 00.
City of Phlladelphia,"6 per cent._pan..- 30,000
Allegheny county 6 per ci. P. R. IL.-Loom . 10,000 00
Collateral bonds, wail secured OO
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain
• Railroad Company, mortgage loan.-.-. ; W
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.’* 5t0ck........ # 4,000 00
Stock of Enhance Mmuaf Inluxance C0...': -4»d50 00
! Stock of County Fire Insurance. Co-..--lfjMj 00
• Stock of Delaware M: 8. Insurance Co**.;* _ 700 oo
Commercial Bank do **
Mechanic*’ Bank do ®J(
: Unhin.M. InsuranceCo.'s Scrip.—J™ ou
! Bill* Receivable, bnslnwa paper - 16.J97 i»
; Book Accounts, accrued intero*t*-otc.—- 6,-10 72
| rp T t. on hand and in band* of agents...— U,JBj 10
j .... $308,b08 90
Clem Tlngley,
Samuel Bispnaai,
Wm. R.'Thomppon,
Robert Sioon,
Frederick Brown,
W'm. Musser,
0. Stevenson,
Ban)- W. Tingley,
John - B. Worrell,
Marnhfill Hill, -
B. 11
6 Northeast cotnei
W2STERN INaURANCE ‘ COMPA
jfY OF PITTSBURGH. .
B. MILLER, 3r.y PrtxidtxL
G. M. GORDON, Secretarf.
' Office, No. 92 Water street, Spang A Co. * Ware
hou*#,.up stair*, Pittsburgh.
VTVr (mtrs againalt kindt of F*r* and Mann*
flUkp.- A Henna IntlUulion, managed by Director* ««<>
art *«7! known in 0* community, and vho are d«Ur-
Diwd, l a promptnm and liberality, to maintain urn
eharaclrr which they hate asynmal, a* cj&ing tho bom
vcotec/ion-to Amo it ho’deur* to W.innttd.
1 ASSETS, OCTOBER 30,1859» ?
Slock Aec0an1»..„...._.^ T ... r ..~...—-v* «4g g
Mortgage HS S
Premium Notea...:
Notes and BiU* Discounted 1.4,0TQ \i
George. Dante,
R. Wilier, Jr.,
Rvf* J. Thomas, c -.
Jackaon,
Junes McAulej,
Alexander Speer,
Andrew Ackluy, j
; ; - ir ■
Fire, hakineandinland in
-BUHANCE.—INSUEANGE mCOMPANT OF
NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.
I •• Incorporated 1794r-o«pitAl, $5(0,000.
Aeaeta. January 10, 130i>..~. 6l
’ ARTHUR G. COFFIN,-Pretidflii.
: THOMAS PLATT, Secretary.. -,; r L- ~ '••- •< •
tNSURANCE CO. OF THE STATE
: I OF PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1704—Capital, $200,000.
A«eU, Fabraw 1,1859 ;.:.w:...M13,50S 00
1 HEN RY D. SUEBREBD, PretuUnt.
WILLIAM ITABPEB, Secretory'. *■ .
Hartford fire insurance co.
HARTFORD. • ' : c
■ Incorporated 1810—Capital, $500,000.
Adwta, May 1, 1860 .8055,754 *»3
1 ? ’ H. HUNTINGDON, Praident.
TIMO. C. ALLYN r ,Secretory.
oy Insurance in tho above old arid tollable Com
•paniti can be obtained by application to
- ■ ./. .. W. P. JOKES, AatMt,
87 Watwr «tr**t,Bagaley*B Bnlldtnga.
CITJ&ENSINSUBANCB COMPANY •?
OF PITTSBBBGIL Office, corner. Market and ,
Water streets, second floor. • _• - . _ ' ■ ,
WM. PraMmL
SAMUEL REA„Srcrrtan/.
Insures Steamboats and Cargoes.
Insures against loss and damage in tbs navigation
of* tbs Southern and'Western Hirers, Lake* and
BayouSi and the navigation of tbs Seas.
Insures against loss'&hd damage by fire.
: .Piaacro**: ;
Wm. Baguloy, Hon. T.' 51: Howe,
Jaa. Park, Jr., John Shlptoo,
B. F. Jones, Jaa. M. Cooper, c~
Francis Seller*. S. Harbaogh,
W. O. Johnston,. J.*CaldweU, Jr.,
C. Zog, JoHn S.TMlwortb,
Cant.* C. Young, Barclay Preston.
S. M. Kicr, . . ds80:lj
Philadelphia fireand life
IN9UBANCE COMPAKT; 50.149 Chtannt .4
opposite tboCdstomTßtise.' '
. CCapltol.SaO^OO—A*wta,«Jo4,o4B.
- Will make all kinds of perpetual
or,limited,bn every dcsttfptlon of Property or Mor
cbanißb; at reasonable rate# of prenutnn. • .
; un- KOBEItTP. KXsiQ, : .JPr«i<le»fc. &£>.»
SLW. BALDWIN,
'F. Bt ACKBUBNE, fiseretorir. . .
•
Cbas. Bayes,
E. R. C«po,
E. B. English,
Goo. W*. Brown,
. P,B. Savery,
A LIiEGHENY' iXSORAXCE COM; 3
•/V easy or rmsBDBOH... om 4, so. 37»irtt f J
rtWet,' Bank Block. 1 1 ' ’' J •
Ipitttm Hnd« of Fire itnd Mkrin* BUk U
ISAAC JONES, PresUfO.
J 0 UJT D .McCOR I>, Tio* PrmUni. *
D. SI. BOOS, Becnlarv. • - : '
■ • C»pt. WM.DEAN/GftwroJ Agr*t.-':
Isaac Jimes,
C. G. Htitwy,
Uatrcy CbHds,
Oapi. n. 0. Gray,
•Jofio A. WUacn,
B. X.: FshtMfßtock; -
& WILSON'S
Sewing Machines,
NO 27 FIFTH STREET, riTTHBCBGH, PA.
Awarded Ike Fint Premium. a( (he
CNITEI) STATES FAIR; OHIO STATE FAIRj^
■:A UILIKOI9 STATE TAW '
WISCONSIN JTATE FAIRjIOWA STATE TAIR;
KENTUCKYSTATIFAIK;__
TENNESSEE STATE FAIR ;-N.J. STATE FAIII;
VERMONT STATE FATE;
Chicago lnrtltnte r v -
* loofiTnie Mechanic#'lnatUnte;
' Cincinnati Hoehanica* Institute: *■
ALLEGHENY COCKTY FAIR, PJTTSBUBGU, '
and other Comity Fain too namercraato mention. f
Wc oSrrotha public "WHEELER * WILSON'S ■
IMPROVED SEWIXG HAGHIXE, at REDUCED
PRICES. VUh Incrcaaod confidence to ttatnariti u
tho beat and mint reliable Family Sewing Machined
now in njw. It acwieqnaliywßlJ'ontbe tiuckeatand:-
jhincat febrlca, makes tbo loek-atitcb impossible to c
traravel, with the eaMbtUl advantage of being alike.,;
im bothiMea, fc«fllhg>o ridge or chaln oa the tmder
InwFiAfmrtlnili BOW IPtwf ißlllflVi*
meat* and more durable than-any tfthar machine.
We give full Initractrona toeuablethjipurchMef .
to se* oTdinary*e*®#> rtilch, beta, fcU, quilt, gather, .
bind and tack, all bu the wune machine, and warrant .
It fir 1 three Jedr*. ; i;< > 1 f ; .•' V ,
Okolui, containing testimonial! from bdka*4;
the highest standing, east and west;'giving price*, 7?-
Ac.,jniX bs fornbhed graila,on appHoatlon in person j
. Bemiaß Machine Xetdtea/ Bma twMt, Cotton tad >:
OU constantly or hand.. .< V WM. SUMSEIL
TtoTOjitßwF 51 " • v - w r - '
OTKCrSKiTJvOHIO.
LOSSES ST TIES
CLEM TINGLET, Frewdent.
ntaxcTOE*:
■ H. L. Ginon;
Zv Lothrup,
Robt. Toland,
Chas. LoUud,
Krwl’k. Lennig,
Jocbb T. Bunting,
ii. JFood,.
Smith Bower*,
Jas. 'S. Woddward,
John Blsiell? Pittsb’gb.
INCHUAN. Secretary.
\ j. G. COFFIN, Agent.
r Third and-Wood street.
€293,251 25
pntECTOfia:
yfm. McKnlght,
Nathaniel Holme*,
Alex;Hlmlck,
Darid M-Long,
William'H; Smith,
C, \V. Btckateon.
it, GORDOS.Sfcrt&iry.
DTEtCToai; x
1; Joseph ,fl. P*nl,
.C.fi&ennsn»
' Join* CUjton,
J. &.Hegargeo #
V.o:corrlH,^gnl,
Tfalid wad Wood »tnwt«.^
John D. McCord, L-;
Capt. Adam Jacob*,
-B^P.litetUnz,
Capt. .WUllanil>eaii •
Eubt.'E-McGww,
it. piebT
rAißSprjseo.
WJJEELEB* WILBOX