■ .ii 4iB *.*• 5
ESTABLISHED IITIM
X* < ; ,*£
TOHN B. CANFIELD & CO.,
Vr, yMw, M*WH«T.aid whoU
*T *” W £S TB > :i RESERVE 'CHEESE.
. tABD-ROwT. HACO.N, y L OOR. FISH.
1 ft-} U4iJ2JiV<»»;ieKi»fcjAaiUis, SALißixua, lin,
»“» ■*£»)***» OILS, DRIED FRUIT *nj
Pliuto^S^'^ 11 , 5 ; 110 *' U 1 * 1 “ l m Frosmrwt,
In FLOUR, fIBAIX AND
.... . /- IW*. 243 Liberty PltUburjb.Pa.
t* jJboftt WioiMbf Floor brßiiVwi'ktiil Family nn
l \x 9«.-li»nd. ~ Particular attentionpafd to
nlllpg ocOrra lor Merchamliio KBnrnOlj. ocfcdljr
-rj?. u.iiI?94NK. VAN UOHUEK^Khodtoeand
X CoXMiaifjoN UcaciUKT, dealer inFLOUR. BUT
-v TER, BROOMS, HEEDS, LARD, CHREifiE, PORK,
.r-4.. uDfiHID-ABD GREEN FRUITSamf Produce
-i.7 ' andljr-,- Liberal caah adrauceeuiadi uncuuaisDmenta.
No. 11-CSecoud street, PitUlmrgh.
4 , . 's. . I AALEb A,!* l Li/KK, i , ouH r AKDiNQ and
*’ r -V OoMainuox Msxciutrr, for the nlo of FLOUR,
'ORAIN.BACON, LAUD, BUTTER, SEEDS, DiUED
- FRUIT, Market at.,
-r., fV; :. . , loc3:dlj
_ '■■ ■ . a, acatm*Kait_; t»a. r.jjksui.
'►' r r>7>u.j .4, .Commission
' . FJ'llfcfcCßAjrra and xboleeale dealer* in GROCE
•f-v WW, FLOUR; GRAIN, PRODUCE. Ac., No. an
x..vj-:i :\'t Uttarty atrpct, Pa. - ae!3:dly
HOhLAN 1> KIDDLE, successor to Jno.
M’OilLASoa, No.-ltd Liberty atreet, Pitta
uhuokkv anu
.•-jJQwiUgniami, BspMltMly UIMU.I. faafcdl,
-ii truiTK....jas. white'
BROTHERS, ■ ■Fothmu.wq
.l_*in>.Cu«iiuiiox Muciiant* «ml ikalrn in
jWSKtoty rffftt; Pa. ) my 27 —
.*? V^Sjt- " ‘SCHU VEK, Commission Merchant,
• > <X3.» dtuiierlu CRUDE AND HEFINED
, OJf*. OLASS, t l KO>Vj NAILS, Ac., No. Liberty
-V ■ ?****• . • nfl»27:dly
„■ vSXS* 3 } XfcAJrt; iodn'i part*. J hatid H’Cakdlks,
‘ a.‘ tom* J u * n * rarT ,< \ Special partner.
vIMTKANS & COFFIN' successors to
tft=.sKl^ rCMld,w ' McanßACu.,>\ THOLESALEGBO
- v ,i.-^<-C*HB,-conHfrofWoodaadWati* utrseto,Pittsburgh
• ,:.i •■-• . ijy&dl?
J. aMUPt„....IJ H. vnlcr
■;;;Tpfi- VOIGT & CO.,Successorto I?G.
■' l;v * Ortffi PfiODUCK AND CO3OIISSION' SIKH
•.*: U 2IT libertyireety Pittsburgh, ga. aos
.vTOHIs l.flOtljfc «fc CO., AVnbLESALK
t/ Gaoctoa aw- .Coxximion Merchants; corncruf
.V-l j JMftiikflfld mod .Witeratmsts, Fmtburjrh, Pa. ivT
|?jd6kkxuK'.« ■•ta iEW3ia‘7'>Vßotß
■7 - r Q»octl»iJL«,a)iiMiauos MsacnkJfr*, No.
. - jW. atroaty Pittewirgh. Jje&dly
U-. *.*7“' " • 1J ' 1
•;.ii :»A» ilifiOWN &KIBKPATRICK& J^holb
‘ «ad detiera ia IXOCB AKP
• i, Liberty *tro»t, Pftt*bur^h.‘
yiTAMKS-'l Cq«mh»
-.••*w «»' - H*pcbu>ts for til® oaleof CBCDI AND RE
*-cw i.. .1 CARBON OILS, No. 63*nd 70 Water *treet,
• j T in *®«iß&- Adra&cat made on consignment!.
;T;; |
* !un “ ; ' JOHNSTON, \Dealer in Pure
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY,
-*nr. i - r JAXGXiQOOVS. BOUSING FLUID; OILS. FAX*
of ttrictlT prim* qnal
** / 1 Ity, libich he ttffersal loweit price*,-, dornsr Smith*
piloid and Fourth ttreete,Phtstrargb, Pa.'--. i
ii« to s.i-'lrlfxttcrt ptfoas catgftUly/f ißpaumlwt Hall boon.
..TOBKPUtXEiIINU, corner of Market
;■ / li» Diamond, keep* eoasfiutly on
bands fell amoument of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
-.MEDICINE CHESTS, PERFUMERYaniaIIarS
1.-tVv.oloopemitangtokij'liwißwo.- ■■■ l
-r* . csnfiilly compound*! at
‘: •;• r •Rbwui.— jsfriyd
-iiS'j.ii n. vt Whol®-
, /.JJ* SAWDsnootST and MannCkcturerof IWHITE
ir.H v HXHA&GR, comer of Wood ami Front
... ■' . wtwte. rfmbnneh. , ; mh7
* u-u SCOTT, Wholesale Dealer
~,, ‘‘■Wj™. OILS. VABNISips AND
“ ■•'BM'SrOfrS; JftaWLllwrtT «re»l,rit3tat*h.—
= • .AUtordew^wmrocrtTaprompt aitonttai. •< j wh^
,rwoijKn fnrag aarrxx.
.- ,i . vORAUN: «fc, KKITKK, * Wholesale and
.I.XJR*tau,l Rscooists, comer at. Liberty and St.
~,ne . t ;Qrir«trem«,PUf burgh. * .T
‘ QEO: **• KEYSKK, Dieuo^
viiTOM^frs.
GV Attorney
, -—el ar Law. Omd^tocondatoryKras's Law Bmxi-
Wcli j
. , >ull ittuid to lb( BettUtn«ot, •ecuHn&aid coUec-
Ooa bfeUims, bbuotte*. Ac., iu Washington; District
of Columbia. nomdmu
r -17"IRILEAIRICK A.MELLON,
iXVmiiat Lav, No. J 132 Foorlh atraat, bt« doon
abora Smfthfteld, PltUburgh. Pa. mVl7uHf
r,.-‘ .'fIIMOMAs, JsWWr. iaWobS
„.X Coii*iu.'toE at Lav. \ .
M)rrte*i Ne/150 Fourth atrrtjt,’o/rnerW Ch*rtj
.Ar-»U /-.* jAOgytiPUUbnrgh,, P-*.K -t-I-1 ' .
SAAIUKL A. FUKV'TiLNCB, Attoeket
" 4 - ...»
yrjy OrnW'iiftk > ttfe»t,'a4iohilDff - tbe office !uf ll*r
. iftaU,* grown, Pintbiirgh, J>e. ...... , Jtofcdly
it. luck..
fKKCUiHU'rcUINJ^ON.CoMIiSaioN
, > . w.: JL4xMDFo»W*U»nioJlt»Cfl*BT*,4r«l«ril4 WFSr-
JCKN BEHKKVE CHEESE,, KLOUILFIitfvBA
- CON, BUTTfcK, -LXKffEEO'OIL, POTS AJ»L
-'w'{ - BEBD3,*OBAIN/ DRrED] Fli^tT--
»■;< •'- ,7 «j«fPrcxluce_scncr*Jl7. _B*«t brand* Famijj Floor
' ~tl*atf*OD. b*ad. iAgeat fgr, <W*aJa jifr-JSudbon A”
Ji«. lit)
,’U ‘iiiii .itJflcoi>4'*B4!l4lJiF4rßi *t»., belvet-n Woodand timitb-
B<>M.PUtettaagb l*».; ;•>, -.
* ' r ; IUEKSK 'WAItEUUU.SK.—iipNKV
.. --;-v H. s)LLlJCß,T&Hrar<ling JuiJCommbudon Mer
r"w' *' •*“ 'CttMt tOU Opto lu CUEEttK, BUTT Ell: LAKE
! ii 2S TVVkM atnel,
jT3 Water,FitUbtirgb. - 1 ra «
1 ‘ 'TAMtei UOLUks & CO.,TolkdSl
• Ug
-Jui-MutFroat itreata. «■••-- •.i-» r “v ». •
< . MA'SVMUtJTCE JtaEJTTS.
™ / >T rQAItpiNER COEFJN, AfIKST von
■niijt&J **.* i»«Mari riftLjiVKmu.jAKuilcLUhr.j: In.
.. v p j'x£ * u * l
J “ ’ 'rtT F. JONES/ Aoest JIOETU
TT * cx,Sut«or ■pcßinytrMiU' andlJartforiln
gTaran»Coqqmafc»,B7W»t«r itrg«t.—- ;
i i £ ©AMUifilf KJiA, ■ BKKCTIKr CJIfIZESB
... m *0 TJmm&UbGoxrAXXt coroer BUrfcttAnd.Water
'"•• v ’ •"» •'• >-;•• )•'/ > •• ■ '• *
E M. tiOKDON, Seckeiait' W*BTB*a
. linw.ci 00«h1xt,92 W»HT«trect.
, • ■ ■ |"\ il. Jtfooic, SECBETABT ALLEOnEXr
‘o2ti' * yCT ** pt ?° il T t » T ->ffwM
*« -> .. / <ya! *jMnr i goods! ! ;i '•
•■-*•.'., tmu-wm
• WILSON,.CABB.* Ctt, j
-■T> r *-*»• ' > JWfco%'J*FMACo>»).
, ..v pmuiiii - ' :
*-,uj TOBI3GS ASD DOMBSnc.DSI GOODS,
. Vf So. M Woo4..itrv«t, vLbirf~l)!9jßM |A9T9»l}l*ttoiMl
-«| »#U«Wc*Mor Jto.
tl-» BorcWUld A Co., Wbotawl* and ttoUU’l&ftUra
la fiXAT-LE AM) FANCY DB.Y GOODS,! North
f*’ yttbonKr Market «trw>t»; ' ) we 2
niter
,TT. ■■V » Ooopfc-Sok MiUrtWftmtjbrtmmytlrt u<
1 ~ ywWht'rlriitnffift,"' /• ... i •_
3< ''j^llANt^K‘LuVJs l Jteußftiit ttTA
,r’ v7*'iik ajto rater DBY GOOJ7*, atM of thcoric
.£[*». inti Ko. 74 aUrfcet itwy yjtubofrh*
»'•' TOSKPU 1 HORNE, OsttEß ‘ 'at im*
V aim*, Eisioipmßuurp-SflUirOoijMl Mo. 77
.. . M<rtut»Wt.-l*ltUbinith.. 1 m>lB .
pIUAKUbU {yPiMt, Uuut i»L»t
•«, 7*' lUrki) «trwrt,
«06. J^iiuw
J.i Kot- j
A’ii.H T W*”^ t iyij l | | t«g5 1 . . . . V ;
■Mtrsic, tff t a ;";, j
* ‘
W.M **v l>Utx»lir PlAjro*TOEtE9,kid Im*
"»st
V,; JMUOf?* CO.TJiO3TOK
gamaa-gfe
*mvi«b4 Ptamd «ik/!wsfc«3fc rSpz
-icV hatfasgfc ' .•$ .V3s£&|.
•btttf'S i.'.:-,.~l .'■£■ - ;--- ?';.• -»*j . f^ry
' ■
BAiliY
GROCERS.
T ITTEE & TRIMBLE, Wholesale
A-iG*occu AND Commission UttCHiKb, dealers
In PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH.
carbon and lard oil, ikon, nails, glass,
*M" Pltfeburgb meuutictufes
gebhHdlfr. Tl 2 Second street, Pittsburgh. 1
DUXCAK M*DONALD....J. ARIVCKLE, lIIUCiII
McDonald & arbuckle, Whow
&AU G&OCEtS, PRODUCX AND COMMISSION lUt-
O. SUGARS and MOLASSES.
REPINED.SUGARS and SYRUPS, FLOUR. BA*
FORAIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES CON
S 2i 0 i« w T - 3 , u< f AKS '««"S<fBS., L Si
126 and 1-8 Wood, street, above Fifth, Pittsburgh,
F *°° *• lylSdly :
“ M,r ''ftOUSON «... J. AIBUS,.' ■ u.mZZ*
ROBISON A CO, Wuolesalr Gbch
burgh manufactures, No. 255 Liberty street, Put*,
kyrt- < mv2
GKO. B. JONES, Wholesale Dealer
J" tt S5SS BK,BB ‘ ; Manilla rope, o> rum.
V 1 U ?;, l V 1 ? Cl1 “*<• Pittsburgh manufactured arth-lm,
'PUt*buii'h* t p r 9,re6t ’ abuT *' llj ® Monongahelaßridge,
srv -..Jamks a. SBKauiNo.
X> OBERT DALZELL & CU, Wnoi.t:-
JLv BA** Vaocwa, \>jdMUi»ioN and F«b«aks»inu
Mrecbaxts, aud dealer* iu PRODUUK and Pitta
burgh manufactures, Pittsburgh
UCNRV LAMBERT ~~ JuUM mmm.l
T AMBERT a SHI ETON'W uolkslale
ftrno
Bdily^* 1 !* bulb Ptttib«i,h, p*.
JUttN WATT ~ “,r iMM »r,«rt W
WATT & WILSON, Wholesale Grch
ce&s. Commission Merchants, and doalora in
JToauceand Pittsburgh manufactures, No. 158 Lit*-
arty street, BjtfsWh. n2S .
yIUKkY & CO, \VnM.mi.B
, P , *2!?E ION and dealers in
P?2b ° C h * No ‘ Bo " ater Btret,t > “ d 65 Front street,
nr . -DJtLWURTH ' As.! 00.-, Wholesale
V ,* 130 132 Secoudstreet, near
Nmithfleld, Pittsburgh. f no |
FLOYD WILLIAM not®.
TOHjS FLOYD & CO., Wholesale Geo-
W etas and Commission Meschaxtr, No. 172 Wood
and 2ts Liberty street, Pittsburgh. jel*
wibLlAAl BAGALij-Y, WHtii-na*
f F Graces, Nop. 18 and 20 Wood street, Plm
burgh, mkau
.w.iATrjcririi£ns,
TVf ACKINTOSH, HBMPliili, & CO.
AU. corner Pike ,nd O'Hftra ltiuta,' tol lb. City
>»ater Uorks, Pittsburgh, Pa., Manufacturer! «&
MACKINTOSH AND SiMPAILL “ImPRGVED
steam engines and
SMDE of all size# and best ityla.
Hanngput Bp machinery of large capacity and of
the beet quality, we are prepared to do henry Job
bing, and solicit work in this line, trusting that by
promptnres, and the character of our work, to merit
public patronage.
«** balanced
‘ VALVE WJGILL ATING ENGINES, a* combining
advantage htrpurfbrr nn*ttaig*d inf this dasTof
? t ja26:lyd.
WILUAM SAXXHIU, JAMXD M UCU
WILLIAM BARNHILL A CO., No. 61*
J" P»nn street, below Marbury, PitUbtmh, Pa..
vnaim2%*sZ&£r tsaa J!r 0 SUE STIBOIi
£vV,?:*sn* » «n*hnftrtm-Bi! of BARNHILL’S PAT
LOCOMOTIVE, FLCED end CYL
BOILERS, CHIMNEYS, BBETCHIN,
PIPES, CONDENSERS, BALT
SUGAR PANS, IRON YAWLS,’ LIFE
SSv AIso,BLACKSMITH’S WORK
TIAIWCUROHS, done at thetbon-
rpHOMAS MOORE, Manufacturer of
JL amb bum ty ’ah' um or
JII'LED PURI BYE WHISKY and IiSICY
> INEGAR. Noe. 189,191,193 and 195 Pint atreeli
be*w*u Smithfifld aqCDofaisueets, Pittsburgh.
Private orders soli cited. Highest market price
paid for RYE.
Fusel OP and all other poisonous ingredients
carefully extracted, by a process new and improved.
. .. - . .v .
Us7“
1 -CirnsrW First and Überty^TTMU,
PITTSBURGH, Pe,
iuvrrACTuasas or
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
Ac„ Ac. , mylfirtf
JOHN OLIPHANT & CO., successors,
of F. H. Oliphant, Ujumbcltmr* of HOT
8 pressed nvts and washers, charcoal.
HOBSE-SHOE IRON and NAIL RODS, BOILER
■IRON ind BIYET3. f ./ ; ,
i.tiificHANCE IBON-WORHS; f**T®tl»Co.,P«.
Warahome,t3 Wood at., Pittaborgh. !
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.— Mmses J.
ANVAUL.No. tJ.Br. Cal* ftr*et, aaks to or
der, by h»o<l, SHIRTS; COLLARS, Ac., on fbortno.
tiofi. Al*o, have ropataoUr on band a Ana Maori-'
Wt Of SHIRTS AND COLLARS, mad« iniha W,
■tdti Brolcniiatd* l ana darirabje manner.- JaSQ-.dly
S , i4KVJBHA3sH)B ( .No. 50 Watkb St"
• Pittsbnrgfa, minnCscturer of BOILICJI RIVETS.
WEODGHTB>ULt3, COMMON AND BAILBOAD,
ofvrenr description.
•W’PsrticnUr «isstior*h*p©d BPIKK3 uid RTV*
RTS, Urn or ssuU, mtd* to order at abort notice.
>-■ ! A-g»oo Msnrfnniat doatsatly on head. inySOttfc
tiWU£P # .LO.; No. HIS
Idlerty : opposite, Sixth, Pittsburgh.
«. “d; ***** of Lt£AT°£U BRAIDED
Order'soUdUtl from tbs tnMU-gnd goods prompt*
jyhjj * m per. la>'~ncttops. fcfcdtwiyr •
? , —|ppwd per
'ii' T r VLCNKKT? t. cajo*Vki.l.
ijXCKLSIOR GLASS WORKS.-
JEi WOLFE, PLUNKETT* CO.. OL4M Mawmc.
*w»>cW. Warehduae; No. 12 street, «ortier
,gfV" F< i tt^ bUr f *?.■ ***• eefcijd
‘rihAKLES XUALE, NeFßkbhTton,
\J Pa., BUCKETS.,TP®, zinc
WAdIIBOABTO.fHUrFBdXEa *i>d LABEL*.
jall:lyd * :
DtUrTISTRV.
rjUSKTM. EXTRACTED WITHOUT
X PAIN, BY THE USE OF AN. APPARATUS
WHEREBY NO DRUQHoeGALYANIC BATTERY
ABE USED.
r’r.C<>U..ir9»iber:t*"tlte ti at*. when fbojrpiwrat ua can
ttwatafl*Kottit-oifrairtagb -*-Vs” :
Medical gentlemen and. tbelr families have bad’
their (oeth extracted by my proem, and arnreody to
testify m to the eaf«ty aod poinlmueu of the opera
tJou—whatever haa wen aaitl by persona interented in
averting the contrary, having no kuowledgaof my
proceen.
••“ARTIFICIALTEETH inaerledtu every etyK
. B; OCHBY.'Uprmt.-Ui tttolthflclrl at.
JOSEPH ADAMS. Demise Connolly's
df vUmoad.ttbd Grant atr«|«,
B^tUkicw—Dr. A- ,iL Pollock. Dr. Bollock,
Theodora-Robbia; HatacU/gcrett. •; my3:Jly
'BEAIJESTME, AGEJITTS.
/ Realer DT|Pbox
■TT HMtSttß, Am HWMOn, ud all ar
curitJaesrrßODpj.;: /;-•/. .* t ■> l ... .
> PefilOßfreu.. jrppaye LOANS.through my agency
oh reoeonable terms.
, Thoee .wiifciri* yo Jnreat tbelr money to good ad*
txntage, cab Always find flrat and eecond claea paper
* ?ols&snl(sralA« and Interview* itrictly confl*
,OcnUaL. OOpe, -Grant itreet, pppotrito-Str Panl 1 *
-CetlwdfAlM?:-*:. y ... v:>v . -, . „ joltdtr
BttOTB .4jrt> saoks.
'■•tmma,.
RALPH; late" assistant to
jaaMgam
■BafldtwydmpwtettnJithHramrtlaißein'iaaeaa.
AitAKUSa "JuSMsKOMk, 4icn r .
V nn. BASE BLOCK, ruih
«"& rjrtiihilll ANDBPXCirXCATIONB
.frr.Bniteiig* oUeaiy.ihbtflntMi; wArkaattperior and
on moderate term*. tsyStdly
BOOKAEEEEHS, frc.
- S a-j i . • •/ '
."IT AY-& pO4 ‘BoolUKLLE 1 l» AND Bta-
W Wrt watt, outdoor to tb.
***? -
Si CO., Station*
TTaiDW Bun BdiMPrHAirrrAcrvsUii Akn Jop
PaixmsjJlmwW Wood itreet, Pmabnrgh. : eei» .
y-iiui , ui DDfci*.Copttwn iiUoo)i
. y h*lT*i«WiTtdM4fc»«k)>y c •• v t r :..-
■ * 00..
awra w«t*r«&4 n front
i* ttfti’if-T Vffi; 4J - j j--';'
,£■< .-i>>i <»<KtJ <i%;Vit ■&)£i 1;.,^
:waoj t .w i'*ssa& kJ. - ■.&>:
COMMERCIAL. .JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1861.
bj.rKs.
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, N0.'65
Fi>n»TaSTat«i. . ■ *•.
CHARTERED IN ltts.
opeu daily from 9to 2 o'clock,'*l*o on Wednesday
Saturday evenings, from JU»y l*t to November
Mt, from 7 to 9 o’clock, ami from November Ist to
May lat from C to fi o’clock.
/.Deposits received of all noi bottle* than One
.Dollar, and a dividend uf the profits declared twice a
yw.iu J*>Qe ami December. I utereet hoe beeu de
clared aemi-auuttaHy, iu June and December, ahice
toe Batik ww organized, at tbe rate of all per cent,
a year.
Interval, if out tlrawu out, U placed to the credit
or tbe depositor as principal, and bears the eame iu
tareat froui the first days of Jnnoand December, com
pouodiug twice a year without troubling the depoel
tor to call, or even to present hi* pun book. At thia
ratu, money will double in lea* tban twelve years,
making iu the aggregate eioht aku one-ualv mi
CENT. * VEAM.
Buoka, coutaiuiug the Charter, By-Laui, Rule#
and Regulation*, furnished gratis, on application at
theofii.**. rr
President-GEORGE ALBREE.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
William J. AnJentou,
Hill Burgwiu,
Bett). L. a'abneatock,
Hopewell Ilephtiru,
Jonioa Uerduian,
Jarnee D. Kelley.
Alexander Bradley,
Johu .0. Barkofcii,
- George Black,
John B. Canfield,
Alonzo A. Cartier,
'Charles A. Colton,
William Douglas,
JobtrKvftUs,’
JohaHolmtt,
William S. Uaven,
. Peter If. Hunker,
RJ4iwd.Hay»,
, William S. larclj,
StC&ETART AND TREibLI
. ,frJ:fUwT ••
nEKSIAN TJiU'aT' ANI) SAV'INUt
V-A BANK, corner£ixtli and Woodstreotn.
BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT
CAPITAL , Sioo.oou.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
JUBrcTOBS
ADAM RKLNEMAN, Preniilw/.
Springer Unrhiugh, Awguitu* HiweUr,
E. H. Myern, Joseph Lang,
J-F. HavekoUK, Chrfadlan Siebert,
Anthony Meyer, A. Qroetzlnarr.
DISCOUNT t.’VEBY DAY 7
JOHN STEWART. (.Wuer.
Ml&cEzijjiJrtiovs.
T'URMTUKE AND CHAIKS AT BE
x DUCED PRICES.—JAMES W, WOODWELL,
Jlm. 97 and 99 Third stmt, and 111 Fourth nmi,
oassisTDra or
ALL VARIETIES OF STYLES AND FINISH,
tuitablt for HOTELS aod PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
All order* promptly attended to, and th» Fur-
niture carefully packed tad boxed.
STEAMBOATS and HOTELS furnithed at abort.
CABINET, MAKERS vupplicd with etary article
in the line.
UHILOB * Cl
HOPE COTTON MILL, ALLEGHENY,
KAjrTTACTrXXM Of
SEAMLESS BAGS ABB OF OSBABUBGS,
32 INCHES TO 40 INCHES WIDE.
left at H. Child* A Co.’a, 133 Wood «L,
Plttaburgh, will rocetr* attention. • oc25:«lly
QjOLI) PEiVti, Wholesale AND kITAuI
PSBB ABB CASES REPAIRED)
SILVER AND GOLD PLATING,
Doue at the abort**! netico, at the corner of Fourth
acd Market etreeta, tecond rtory.
Pareona living out ef the city bating pent to repair
can eend them by mail.
mh37:dly FITZPATRICK A CQ.
Ijiuihi GOODti.—Solid Gold Weddlno
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 12, 1861,
Jamna IL D, Heeds,
laaac M.'PeunoClt,
A. M. Pollock, Jl. D.
Robert !lol>t>.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
J«tu<«eiSbiJlp,
Alexander Tindio.
*m:u.
Joliu B. HcFadduu,
Peter A. Madeira,
John U. Mellor,
Jiimea McAuloy,
Jobu lianbali.
At tbif evening’* caucus of the Republican
members of the House, Mr. Bingbapa intro
duced » resolution that it was the [duty of
Congress to pass fuAhwitban act confiscating
all tbo property of rebels and of their aiders
and abettors—lauds, slaves, and everything.
He snpportcd thii most sensible preposition
in a speech of groat force.
Tbrfd. Stevens followed in his bdst.'feiu,
maintaining the policy of the
in the course of his remarks declared}thjat al
though he had long been estranged politically
from Secretary Cameron, ho must Acknowl
edge that be was the only member of fchis Ad
ministration who bad evinced ani correct
notions about the true method of prdseoating
tho war. and bringing it to a speedy land jracr
cessful close. He startled the caueusby, de
claring that after Mr. .Cameron's. resort'hod
beep accepted by the President, Gen!; McClel
lan wont to him and riireateued to resign ;if
it was sent into .Congress with , the passages
respecting the emancipation and aiming of
the slaves of rebels unmodified.
Mr. Diven, of N. Y.,'first fell into olyec'
tion, bat the fall ten minute speeche«,fiery.
and detcrmiiwd, of Judge Kelly, : Messrs.
Lane,, of Ka*Au, Morris, Davis, Ashley, Con
way, and others, effaced the trifling impression
hie opposition; made, and gave the comforting
assurance tfekt there wasvirtue and| oosrag*
enough in the House of Represent* tiTsi to
save the war and save the The Cau
cus adjourned the debate on the resolution to
Wednoiday night. ■ .. .
eiujcipatiow nttinccn.: k r 7: .
Waltur P. Mandiail,
John Orr, «
Hetiry L ftingwult,
John H. Shoecbergor,
Alexaudcr Spear,
William E. Schniertz,
laaac,Whittier,
Chr UtianY cagor.
A. COLTON*
We understand that t&» President has been
assured that the Legislature of Kentucky,will
soon emancipate all slaves in that State, re
imbursing loyal men for losses sustained
thereby. .»
fe2s:lym»
Hon. Emerson Etheridge to-day received
information from Paducah that large num
bers of Tennesseeans, from Weakley^Carroll'
afid Henderson conntier, in Wesi Tennessee,
ere arriving there. They have fled frbm their
homes, escaping wDh the utmost difi%ulty r in
order to avoid being drafted into (fee rebel
service, and desire to take up arms for the
Government. Gen. Payne lias asked fori au
thority to master thorn . into service!. They
represent that in Weakly, Henderson, CacroU,
Hardin and MoNarry counties the Unlonfecl
ing is very strong,, and the Unionist id tho
ascendant, and impatient, for the oiyirM of
the National troopsj on whose approa
general ujpnsuig of the. people would-Ttoke
place. Tho immediate aid of Goverdmeilt is
necessary, and will redeem Tenneiie -£om
the rebel yoke. Mr- Ethoridgc goairto P|dn
cah immediately, and we trust ,wjff carry»ith
him from Headquarters assurances of epady
and effectual assistance- . . ±‘ m{ a-T-.
un, chase'a ornriox ,9F;rxbklb. * *
At-a dinnergivenat' l the Union Cltfb ttjThf
Hon. 8. P. Chase, on the occasion l or his last
visit to New York City, ho said in a speech
made in reply to a toast: “The bleakest
negro in South Carolina, black as midnight,
is, inmy eight, whiter than the whites! robot.”
Among the gentlemen present who vehemently
choerod this sentiment was Wn. B. Astor.
The sacred eoil orVirrlnia wUljioCbe long
QDOccnpied after the oloso of the war. In
nearly every portion of Virginia w|iere the
army or the Potomac le encamped, the eoil is
of rery superior quality y and many oflthe sol
diers have made np their minds to purchase
farms, if they can possibly obtain them, and
make that country 'their future homo. With
Northern enterprise and industry, Fairfax
county could very soon be- madc on* of the
most proflta'blo farming districts in the Dnitod
States.
J. a. BXKNKTT AS AN OFFICK-SEESEB.
A Judge of spotlces Now Fork ermine is
bore, demanding sbmething good of { ibe Ad
ministration In the name of the Berdtd. He
presents a letter fr;om (Bennett
to the Admihrstralion bosom,'ant^says— yonr
office or jopr life. The Jadge refused a Con
sulate latoiy with anger ; he deelined a pay
mastership with contempt. T» itpossjble that
another Major-Generalship’is to be created?
cg.s-GBAL McCau,'s oiyiaios.
General McCall’s dirisionof tltoardiy went
ont before daylight this morning in force* on a
reconnoiteringbxpedition. TheywiUkdvance
fartbor into the interior, and sconr tke coun
try more . thoroughly than on formerTexpcdi
tions, with a view to disooyer and drive oS
rebal scouts that have been venturing!beyond
tbo rebel lines. *
UOVBKjKNTS IN THS .ARMY.
I have a right official anthority saying
that the rebel batteries -on the Potnmae -are
soon to be wiped from ih# banks of too river.
It is no credit, Il ls true, to our boasted 1
strength that they have been allowed jso lohg
to impodo the navigation of the river, but if,
at the flrstof January, we ean say the block
ade has been completely removed our rejoic
ings will enable as to forget the pash Geo.
Sickles, whose brigade is, on the .Maryland
side of tholewer Potomac,Jias bebn tin the
city 4*pdnj Jhe |a»t two,days, and jias reedr
ed important instructions from the govern
ment in reference to a genoral movement upon
the enemy**' batteries, j
r TBB auPREMB COURT.
Judge Trumbull will shortly introduce a
bill reorganiilng'.the Supremo Court ion the
basia of population. Jt prQTidea tbat for the
New Eogland States/sew : Ydrk apdj P«nn
lylranla/etobracingtenmilHoospeoplfi, three
Judges, Clifford, NeUob and. Grier shall re
main. For the ; Southern States, excepting
Kentucky ud Missouri, embracing ten mil
lions, thrae J nigti, Taney; Wayne and Catron,
shall contlnud to sit; whila for the Western
Btates,incladingEentucky andMl«souH,wlth
A .popoolatlon of ten and a half three
sew Judgee ehaUhe appointed, KedtuAy and
Ohio to constitute one circuit; Ullncds, . In
diana and Miohlgao, another; Wtseonsin,
Minnesota, lowg, Missouri and Kansas, a.
thirdi 1 -The Pacific States to be, as huherto,
under an Circuit Judge, |
- omTahoif or o»* hr bakts* btafp.
A rumor is In olreulation hem that 4 mem
ber of Gen. Banka' stair iuddeniy/dejamped
lauly, taking with him some paper* of great
▼alue to us, and stilt neater to tne rebels.* ; It
is surmised that he nas left for tha South.'
Persons hart bean sent in pursuit of him, and
it is to be hoped that-he will be.overtaken and
summarily dealt with. | "
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Gen. Fremont has taken apartments hare
on £, between Ninth and Tentn atreetj. -
Secretary Chwe'a report . was read to-day,
and referred to the Committee on Flnanca^
Col. James A. Mulligan isat WUlani**,, -
Jndge Kelson appaared in his seat upon tha
Bapremo Court tu*aayforthe firstticoeintho
cnrraht’aa#aloni' , '--‘'- v v''' ‘J7 j
Secretary SeAird wenths br ai Phlladel
' omsb»w'
,of hit tow.rotonila* to Jlthara, U. T.
Mt. Bawardis again itiußiibit to-day, . f
-Joint J- Astory late s J., jv
. fAatoryid *«Si
nntoef .to <: Ganarel.MToWelUn;
with rank of.colonel. .. n .f
»■■■ Mr. BoinU.-f ihO’Loadoa That. 'di»«4„
- alUr tht jartWfOT Satardar, avth, cams of
WifiHisorus, Deo. 9,1561.
RBPOBI.tCAS CAUCUS. - '
rvomres ntou tcvkxssk.
THS FOTUEE OF VIBOIKIA.
Garibaldinns in a neat speech, for their sol
dier-like movements in the review, and-the
officers fpr the harmony manifested in a regi
ment majle.up from so many dUTerenmaliona.
The Affair of the Nashville and the
Harvey Birch.
The affair of tho rebel steamor Nashville ami
the ship Harvey Birch, of which wo received
some particulars per tost steamor, created
considerable sensation in England. The de
tails of the affair are thus given by the
Southampton correspondent of the London
Ttmra f~
“ About -8 o'clock lat*t Tuesday morning
(13tb October,), when in latitude 49‘dog. 6'
min. North, longitude 9 deg. 52 min. West,
the Nashville fell in with the American ship
Harvey Birch, Capt. Nelson, bound frbm
Havre t 6 New York, in ballast, with the
American flag flying. Sho ran along sido of
her, and, as was stated to us, Opened her ports
and ordered tho ship to heave to, the flag to
be hauled down,- and the -oaptain to come, on
board immediately., This was done, and Cap
tain Nelson soon returned to his-ship with
orders ffom the captain of -the Nashville fur
all the crew to get their things ready is soon
as possible, and get ou hoard the Nnshrille,
as they intended to destroy the Harvey Birch.
They were allowed an hbuf or auhohrand a
half for this purpose, and got part lof their
things out* Thu men from tho strainer took
mast ofthe provision's,, with the fires cliro
oometer, barometer, aod some of
permitting Capt. Nelson to retainown
chronometer, but bo has lost $1,200-or $1,400
wprth of-personal; effects, books, charts, Ac.
They then set fire. V 0 tbe ship foro and aft,
apparently in the dcok houses, and'tbo vessel
wag soon in (lames from stom to stern. Tho
three masts were soon to go over-the side, and
the bull was still burning whan the steamer
left her. “Tho 'Harvey Birch was a fine full
rigged ship tons, ‘American measure
ment, and oost about $125,000 in her con
struction. - Sho had a total of twenty-nine
souls on board, including Mr. Blydenburg, (a
son of her owner),: who was a passenger, Cap
tain Nelson, tifo.mates, two boatswains, cook,
stewardj-carpcnter, and twenty seamen. The
“men were put in irons on board the steamer,
with the-eaceptfon ofthe eaptain and mate,
who were treated with great politeness, and
itept as prisoners until the arriyalofthe ves
sel here this morning, when they were inunQ
•diately landed iri.ihe docks, and set at liberty
With all the personal effects belonging to them.
It is stated that before they were putin irons,
the Confederate oath yos tendered to the men,
-which they refused to take, but Capt. Nelson
tells ns that be is not aware of the fact, al
though it may be correct.
Immediately -on, landing, Capt. , Nelson
waited upon Captain Britton, the American
Consul at this port, who has caused the crew
to be temporarily boarded at the Sailors'
Home, and made arrangements for them to be
forwarded home to New York intheHansa
steamer, which sails hence on Wednesday
next. 'Capt.- Britton has also put hijnself in
communication with Mr. Adams, tb4 Ameri
can Minister in London, and made , that gen
tleman acquainted with all the facts of the
cas4. ‘ On leaving the Nashville, Capt. Pea
gum told Capt. Nelson' that he hoped they
would not part bad friends, for what bad been
done was a simple act of retaliation' on the
Norihern States for invading their territories,
burnfngtheirhoQses, ill-treating (heir women,
and stealing thoir ncgroeij and_thoy were
bound to retaliate -on the property of the
North in overy way they could.
About 12 o'clock 1 the Nashville steamed
into dock, where, al mentioned above, she
now lios, and soon after shsjwai berthed, Capt.
Patey, the Admiralty Superintendent of mail
packet* at this port, weapon board, end hid
an interview with UmiCaptain.
. CoL Peyton, on agentof the Southern Con
federacy, and his. wife were on, board the
-Nashville, and left for London by the three
o'clock train.
. Tho captain states that the Nashville has
pat in here to have her top deck taken off and
to be fitted out as a vessel pf war; but how
..far this intention witi bo fouoid to squaftwitb
the taral ■ anti. q£.^ 9
cmo, remain* to aniril dr. tho
reisel here, under the circumstances, and her
landing prisoners of war, aa they are called,
V looked upon by many persona aa an infrac
tion of the Queen's proclamation of ncatr&l-.
tty. Groups of politicians and commercial men
hare been actively ; discussing the ; knotty
points-iavolved in the question, and sundry
moflaages have passed up and down the tele
graph wires, daring the day in relation to the
subject. It is stated she has some Bparo offi
cors on board, for ships building or preparing
in England for tho rebel navy.
. We understand that the capture of thellari
vcy : Birch" took piece in seventy-five fathoms
depth of water. . . " ;
.Underwriting business in American ship
ping was temporarily suspended under the
news of the occurrence, and subsequently in
creased war risks Were demanded.'
The IV»ie#j' in an article on tho eyent, al
ludes to thc' recent presence' in English waters
of tbeJT. S. steamer James Adgef, and argues
that it would have boen betterif both she and
the Kashville coutil have been kept out of
English hatbohi, but as tibia, could' not be
done, both must bo let in a|ike. Anlexposi
tibn of iotern'aljbndl law in the inkttor is
looked for with impatience.
The London _ Homing Herald says ‘■ If we
permit the ffashviHo to receive any assistance
in refitting her warlike armaments, ire shall
bo deputing from neutrality and embroiling
ourselves with the United States Government,
and aid beyond what' is barely necessary to
render her deaworiby, may well boi looked
upon with jeatelislj. a by thebolligerent.power
whose ships «be has burned att^lilestiQyed'."
The jD<H/y 'AVtr« ; Rays it* would bo monstrous
if belligerents, while lying In a, neutral port,
Were permitted to obtain the means contin
uing the war. ‘ • I ■
The Star points out that there is some dis
tinction in law.as well as in foeling b°twoon
‘friendly powers and’po.were that are acknowl
edged only ax belligerents. '' ;
Oh the 21st thbro was a.meeting at ihe Ad
miralty of. the loading members .of tho Cab-
Ibet. Tbe cob,saltation . lasted ovor ah hour,
and was .Supposed to Have reference: to L tho
NaahvUls.
Tbq Nashville rras atill at her berth at
Southampton when the Africa left, Liverpool,
but no movement had been mado to | supply
her with coili or stores, or to effect repairs.
A body of polico ttm dir duty, in cere of any
breech of the pose# between the crewi of tho
Naahrillc end Hie Harroy, Birch. The roy.
ago'or the Neshrille wee etoriny, hut 1 deroid
of iutoreet until ehe fell in with the Harvey
Birch. i ,
Another That Tote in the Houac.
f °» Monday, the Sth itiet:, Mr.- toy. joy, Of
Illlnola, Republican,'ihtrodu'cod the fo lowing’
joint .retolution : .. .. V
’ Jfeeofeed, That the Secretary of Wii be W
queitod.torevolre the flnit eeetlbn of the <Jen
eral. Order, da tod Nor., sty IMI of MM. Gen-
Halleok, commending' the'TTeitcrn Dirision'
of the army. ■ n !.■
f bisection alluded to inthlebovc rot oiution
laai followe.:\; V \ t
“A* It hea boen rapreaented- that informal
tioo of than amber of oar army, andeo ldition
ofonraSaln.haibeettoenveyed td thoTenersy.
by mean* of fngltira alarea who here' bean ml
lowadit® entarour line*, therefore,-in drder to
ramady tho evil, nortoh perions ihali bera
after ba permitted to enter tbo lineiahr tho
army; and any. now within them shall be ex--
ciudedntherefrom.il -r,:i. <■■... j
~_Mr. pdg,;of Ohioy (Betti.) moved to lay U» ;
raaolntionon thetable,whiohwai dimmed
to,byevoteofYoai, dSpNayi, «*. I
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;Moorhwd, :of- thi« iiiitrioV rot©d; frtyfcLlho.
gn%i mow of the laying
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Kentucky News.
Tbe following 'dispatch to tbe Cincinnati
Gazette is dated Frankfort, Dec. 10, ami gives
some interesting items of news :
Tbe Union members of the Legislature had
a caucus to-night to .nominate a United States
Senator. >
Mr. Crittenden would doubtless have, been
nominated, but the representatives of. bis
District positively refused to let him be taken
from the House to.enter the Senate, being
unwilling to ri9k au election for Congress in
their Distriot now!
The vote now mainly concentrated on Davis,
Uutbrie and Bell. After three and a half
hours' steady balloting, Bell was dropped,
•undlhe next-ballot' resultedhs follows :
. Davis, 49 ;Guthrie, 4&. Garrett Davis, of
Paris, was accordingly nominated. Ho will
be elected to-morrow almost unanimously.
Tfio Bacon Creek Railroad bridgo was burn
ed by a. party of thirty-two,rebel cavalry,
who catno up from the rebel lines and burnt it
almost in the face of our sentries.
Tbe .foot does not'reflect mocb oredit in-
McCook’s., arrangements. Tbe bridge had
only been rebuilta week er two ago.
No reliable'n«rw4 ; from' Somerset has been
:re<*ivedibHUjt rumored that ZoUicoffer has
retired beyond Cumberland again.
Schoepff only retreated two miles this side
of Somerseti} It is definitely ascertained that
the rebel General Crittenden is at Cumberland
Gap in forco, with 36 days'rations, with not
a Union soldier to oppose bin advaneo to Lex
ington, Garranl even having been ordered
from Camp Wild Cat to,Somerset.
The correspondent of the Cvmincnial -ay a •
A rumor lias reached ns that Parson Brown
low had Teached tho' : Kedthcky'border, with
hia small.army of patriots.
The letter published in the Journal to-day*
purporting to he from Brownlow, is, doubt
less, a forgery—as it ii certain he Is fighting'
the rebels. The letter referred to,, .of coarse,
is that which begins with denouncing bridge*,,
burners, Ac., and which seems to-bave been'
copied from the Memphis Avalanche*
FOII SjtLE .I.VD TO LET.
F~or baIST—
-20 •bares M..and M. Bank mock,
IS do Citizens’ "do
27 do ..Bfecha ales’-. do
-to de w Mupchester Savings Bonk,
30 do .Birmingham Gaa Stock,, •
SO do ;Hand Street Bridge Stock.'
• Stock sold by :
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de7 Fourth stroet, Pittsburgh.
SALE—A thres stoty Brick Dwell-
X log House, situated in the Second Ward, of the
city of Pittsburgh, on .Fourth street, between Bmlth
field street and Cherry alley, with all the oat-build
ings connected therewith.
Also, a Lot of Ground 1q the Sixth Ward of- said
city, having a front of twenty-four feet on Franklin
street, and extending back one.hundred and twenty
feet to Decatur street. Said lot lies adjoining the
west aids of the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
V. C. AUGHINBAUGH, Assignee,
no29:lmd No., 112 Diamond street.
FOR SALE.—A yorr coniin odious and
comfortable resldenw, Id adorfrable neighbor
hood, in.the Third ward, Allegheny, on long; and
easy, pavements, and very low. Inquire of
8. SCHOYSB, Ja M
sa!7;dtf Attorney at Law, 133 Fourth st.
FOK BALJ2—-About Eight
JEI Hoass Powzm, in good order, now driving three
Power Proses in this office. Will be sold cheap fsr
cash. Enquire at . GAZETTE OFFICE,
ja7:dtf Fifth street,.aWvq Smlthfleld.
JQAVIS & PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND. MANUFACTURERS,
PLUMBERS,
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Manufacturers pad Dealers In
GAS FIXTURES,
PUMP 3 AND BRASS WORK,
of overy description.
bit witß PCMPa,-ci.iißA*s, corres or
TOON, with the most i(pt3T(d Chamber* or T*lr«i,
cf «11 kinds, and warranted to gfre eaijii&etioa.
MANUFACTORY,
110 Water and 104 Front streets.
Jy22:lyutaF
A LLEGHENV COUNTY, as.-flKfe
XL Common wealth of Pennsylvania,
Ctornellu* W. Lawrence and ElUnh Purdy, executors
oftbelast will and teetemootor DsvfdM. Prall, late
of the city of New York; deceased; also to the heirs
and all others concerned. InpursuanceoftheOneenth
section of an Act of Assembly of eaid Commonwealth,
entitled '‘An Act to create a Sinking' Fund, and to
provide for the gradual and certain.eatlpgnishtnent
of the debt of the Commonwealth," passed the lOth:
day of April, A. D., 1849, you are hereby - cited. to be
and appear before me. W*. J. Bichabosox, Register
for the Probate of Villa; Ac., in and fbrsaid county;
on!or before LION DAY, the 6th day of January, A.D.,
lw«, then 'and there to show Gauss why the collateral
inheritance tax upon thefollowing Real Estate Vh«tM
not be collected under the proTisionaof eaid Act of
Assembly; 1 herein failnot. Bald Real Estate consist*
of . . ; .
3 Houses and Lots on Wood'street,
6 . *' Hand
l Vacant. Lot <• .. ••
1 u peun U.
I House: and Lot *• “
6 llooaee anALot* “ St. Clair "
(liven under my hand andaeal of office Mtl’lttstaifgh,
thUhthdayof Decefatbkri 4. D., ism.
das,Mttil Wit. J. BICIIARDSON. Register,-
"Vif’UBPH.Y &. K.OONS, Commission
XtJL uucQAXTa, and Vyboleaale Dealers in MACK.*,
EItKL, SALMON, QUAD, UEBINKQ, CODFISH,
Ac., No, HO North \Vbarreei, between Race and Arch
streets, Pbilapctpuu. ‘
3000. barrel* Blojm,.Mackerel—-largo, and medium
. size Nos. I, 2 and 3, In assorted packages.
. 60 barrels prime No. 1 BallfiOt Salmon.
1000 ,do Economy Mesa Shad. , .
4000 do 'superior No 1 Herring,
Consisting of different brands, Labrador, Halifax,
Bay'of Island and Eaatport, Ac.
6000 boxes Scaled and No. I Smoked Barrings,.
1600 quiotaila George’s and Grand Bank Oodhah, .
Which we now offer at the lowtatcoib prices, uni
solicit a call before buying.
MURPHY & Kt)ONS,
de4:Ctnd No. 146 NorthTYharrce, Phil’a.
J» L. ALLfcLN, Agent,
PRODUCE ASD COHMtRMOS
MERCHANT,
And Wholoeala and Retail Dealer ia
WINKS, BBANDIE8; MQDOBB AND CIOABS;
BSOTIFTHTG D2BTILLE3,
Ko. 6 Wood StrtQt, Pitt»bnrgh,.Pena , a.
poiglM'ttApf ‘ “'. •"
i>AKK'S PRICKLi' PIASXEHS,
i ALCOttrS POBOCS PLASTEBS, 1
•HOLLOVAVa AKKICA FLAWnCHS;
~ PpO&MAN?9PtA9TiUIS,. ..
BUBGUNtnr mcu plasties, . . .
f! - STBEIfGTRBNIStG PtASTEBS,; :'•» 1
:> HOBEBEAD'S MaOHCTIC BLAfiTEBS*
qORN.ANDaUSIOHPLAaXEUa.Ar.;
For *al# by SIMQ2* JOHMBlo^ r J>mgcl»t # ;i
AafflMilti* in Choice Fa&iity afcdicin««.
Corat BaUbßcVt aAd Fowlrttroiftta.'
'■vruto-wNaiUNtoJiM'd.' vr.n >
‘ill -to Hotting IQIUiJ ffUirt’ ngiwtwt
- »6 bUl*,.miu;Cna»b.nit*, 40Q Ao.iQjwm jSre;-
'll do,. Swvct Cider,.. . 7fi tra*. Sr&d fncbd,
*. 50 t)a. Sbellbrftt, , , ‘ it
;! 900 do tatktoM,
Wdefc CiaUJftn,-Broom, lOtcfcGuraHMdmn*,-
;«>.>"■**»*»«■■
‘ ;u CO.
XT VVorehuußdi ltftolj Qc*.
:XveapMtytiafcfcirlDft-fe<*a destroyed byt&re* we
Ho, »«w door*
UlowonrJbnnerloeMloD..., r., ;. . :
" W*'aft* sow* recdWluf * ebW«"l6tef BACOK
SISKS and' HAMS direct firomfbe
Smoke Boom, »)d 1 ehaHbe: pireeed to'aeeiotir ctuio
m>re. IW9L B, HAYS iT-CO. *
'i 14 TOerderirt ""'• ; *
...; fii > UUKDQDITBGBBIIfBO.GSS,;
QA-KLAyP.>. . i.f !-crr,.>^:nqgBidK«r
BAUSr-«WU iSeamlea, bast quality.'
it ■rjM.wtmfcfixiMt*** im, I
lore asd tor.eiue by ..... ~ .. r. t
* COr, Si
,i jmoi iiisr, .mi v.' rrom ure.ti.
;
•JD-.'i i=. -' ‘lOO - r .
ji >;. :b jcl'*£L V*? ~ 1 Sr*rnWteWheat»
■^ITCtft&TK. l ifrk&EßßT *CO.^
JAKraßiElßtKAitlHt.f,!
•„ .«<W,tii.iW t;-,w> [.-;*■»• OlVltlwjirwt. .
PJttAmßtwlOOdtgstJorn JitnnmJ
»»> »»*os»3i*Wi
jijiau'j lit o- ill*} .sniUi* *:iii 0} iDi> [
I VOLUME LXXIV---321.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY
X FIRE.—F&ANRI.I N FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA. Office, J3S.and 45T
Chestnut street, aexr Fifth. :
Statement of Assets,' January* Irt, ’is&O, published
_ agreeably to an act of Aasembly, Max
Fint Mortgages, amply 5ecured......,,.,..€1,886,393 00
Real Estato, (prea’t mk?103,314 Cl) cost; 103,963 00
■Temporary Loans, on ample Collateral (
Securfcs...... 89,133 00
Stocks, (present value $80,067 72) a»t.- 89,796 00
Notes and Bills Receivable 1,831 00
Cash ..w. j 37,919 00
«
RSTTbe ouly .prhfits.from pretuluma which this
Company can. divide by law are frejn risks which
have been* dateriblned.'
Insurauce made on every description pf property,
lu Wwn'and couutry, at rates as luwas araconutaot
with security.
Since their iucurporatiou, a pe ckd of .thirty years,
they-bave paid losses by fire to atfkmoofit exesading
Sotr MiHUm* of Ddfan, thereby aSerdtog STidence
of the advantages of .Insurance, a 1 well as toalr abili
ty and. to meet with'promptness all
liabilitiee.
Losses paid duriug the year 1868^..-.k V 6T
niatCTOasj ' '
Cbsrlos N. Bahcker, IttX& Leu,' .
Mordecai D. Lewis,, Jacob A Smith,
Tobias Wagner, ■ ’ Kdwavd O. Dele,
David S. Browu, Geo. W. Richards,
yamuel Grant, Goorgs Fales.''.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, PrmIdmi.
EDWARD p. DALE,
Vs. A. SrettJ gtcrrtSfry'jretoA. 'i
J. GARDNER COFFIN* Agtwt t
myf. Office Northeast oor. Wood & Third sti.
Fhe insurance, by the reli
-INOE inJTUAL INBuRANCE r OOMPANT,
OF PHILADELPHIA, on BUILDINGS, limited or
perpetual, MERCHANDISE, FURNITURE, Ac., In
town ’or country. Office No. 306 WalnuDstreet.
Carmx, $229,510;, Assets 8305.509 9G—inTtated
as follows;. iul’ -'K
: JFimilortgage cn Improved CltrPropor
tjfWortli double tbe am0unt—'............9155,600 00
GroTOLraol. firet'cl***— 2,462 60
Penna. It. H. Co.*# 6 per cent. Mortgage
; 37,900 00
Oil .of. Philadelphia, C percent. Doan,— OO
Allegheny" co'ahly 0 pir ct. P.B. B.' Leah 10,000 00
s Collateral .boiutervtil ®cur*Li~.<;nj.a»u. 2,600 00
Hnntthgdon and Broad Top Mountain
' ; '-KaQt-oad Corapanr. 4,000 90
Cesujlrania Bailroad- 4,000 00
Btock'or Keliance Mutual Insurance Co..'. OO
Stock' or County, fire Jnattr*nc#.qo.;.....— 1,050 00
, Stock of Delaware M. 8. InaurancoCo.,.. 700 09
Commercial Bank do 5,135 91
HecbAoJc*' Book, do r 2,013 SO
Union SC. Inaurance'Co.’* 5crip..'..,,,.,'....,* 160 00
BUIb B*c*i Table/ boaiota* paper....,......;.:; 16£9Rlf
B6ok Aocoosta, accrued: totarett, aie..„J. 6£18.78
Cuh qn Hand and in band* 11,380 16
■ - :i ' v ; ■ »*ao*io*9«
. CLEM-llSatST^JVnidwi.
Cfem-tttiWV • ■ W *T I B?£?SBS,
• Sakmal 'BUpamm, •■’• - - Z.‘ j Tiiti£fc|V
Wm. B;;lhamp*oo r ; ißobUToUafl,
.Bobert State, r . , . Qsm. Jrftand,
Frederick Brown, FredTc/Ltnaif,
Wm/Muser, Jao6b T: Panting,
C. eufanaon, . OwStWood,!
Banj^W,,Tingle?, .. ; Smithßowara,
Jolin B. Worrell, " . Jaa, S. Woodward,
Manual! Bill, • Johb'BUeell; PUtab’gh.
&. HIXOHXAX, temtarv.
my 6 xCdrtbeaat corner Tiara and-Wpodatraat.
rtraE^EßN'' COMPA
, f f KT.OE PITTSBURGH, . ‘
c, ... .. K MlLlEß.yr^ 'Pmidtnt.
vG;M.‘GOßDOF,*e*tery. ‘ *
'Office, Kot'92>Wat*r>trwV£pcug£.Co. 1 s Ware
•houie, upstairs, , .
Witr Insure ‘against all and Morin*
•Siiit. ‘‘A
arzwfO -.knovH.im.tiisiGailMmUfihmdxd* an deter
mined, ly vr'omptncu and HberaUtg, 10 matitfßfe A*
character.which th*t Atm;awemed* <u coffering tjiafal
prelection to that* who detiro to bt intured,' t
< • ASSETS,'OCTOBER r 3CyiB59T
Stock Account* ,—— 63,000 00
Mortgages2,loo 00
Office 3-WitwW.— 350 00
Open Accounts, Ac..'.- 7,808 00
Cash’. ; 99
Premium Ijotoa. . —27,696 U
Kotos and Bills
Goorge Derate,
R: miller, Jr., '
Roes J. Thcpws,
C. W. Jackson,
Jemee HcAaley, •
Alexander Speer,
Andretr'Acktay, ’
my3o F,
TjURE, MARINE : AND :INLAND IN-
X.-BUBANCB.--INBUBANCB C&MPAHT~t>T
NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated ITM-XCspltal, $500,000.
Aawta; January 10,1859. «l
~ , . . ARTHUR G, COFFIN, iVeridenX
.. THpMASPLATT.^darif^...'
INSURANCE' CO7OF THE 1 STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA; PHILADELPHIA.
PITTSBURGH.
. Incorporated 17Mh*Capitel»:820u,<)f)0.
Assets, February 1, 1859.^. m ..a^.; m , w .~9413,808 00
HENRY D. SHEBREHDVPrssMntf.
WILLIAM HAHPXB.Sfcr.iorT/.- rifKkr
tXARiFORUiTREISMItANCE CO'
XL HARTFORD. . '
Incorporated 1310—CipHaI, 55001000.
Assets, May 1, 1860.......„X.5955,754 53
H.HUNIINQDON,Pr«ii«r.
TIMO. CL ALLYN, Sscretorju .j ~r
' la tbejibOT» old *ii3 iWlable Com*
panto canto obtained byanplfcatlofrtoi
,-i* / -:•■ . W.P.JO^ES^ac^,
fels:Jly • g? Water htreot, BugaVey’a BolldlDga.
CUMFAfI Y
V-/ OF PltTSßtTßdn. ' Office, corner Mark** and
water iireets, aecood'floor. j; ' •"
; ■* ' *'"'>■ ' - WM.'BAOALBF^iVerid«U.‘-
. , . f
\fnsurw Steamboati and Uargbea.'
tusaree dgalnfet loss inddatnsrt iu -thenavlgatlon
of tha tioutaern and (Wester? Riven, ilLaksa and
.Bayous, and oatfgaUun.qf UsjSe«p«
Insures against loss and damage "dt fire."
• ■•••' “ burECTOBk:-’
Wm.Bagalay,: OoaJTiiM*iHowa,
Ja*. Park, J(.. .Johnßhlpttbi
B. F. Jonea, Jai.M. Cooper,
Francis Kellers, B.’Hatbiogn]
W. O. Job niton,.. . ••Jj CaldwslfrJr.,
pHUABKbPUIA FUIK A!J1) LIKi.
X TIt>BUBANOE OOMYANY; Nfi.ittCtiwirat k
opposite' theCwtom Hqom.u ;ic* r>. r
i . capu«i, ttotfita. .
WIU tasks ell kind* of lumtncKtftbcr perpetoel
or limited, on every description .«£ Pcopntj or Mer
chunrfUe, &t reseoulile ratal' oT pnnaramr
1 .EOBEBT P. TOO?Jtt&fau.
M.W.BALDVra.J^jv^f^
i
_ .' _ nurcToka:' ' '
CbM. B»yc*, ' 'JeiepliS. PatU,
B. . a.Bbennas^i
J?* : f i Joha;a«rtoo« ;
Oto. W. BrowD t J. 8. Mfnrcw.
P.'fr. Savery, •- B. ; TTlter/-
i- iJ^CL
do2onjUy ~ ooraafThird*adWoo4Btraeta.
' A JAEUUENV UiSUKAKOiS COM
-d. PANT OF PITTSBUBGa., Offi<?v2io.37 Fifth
■treat, Ba&k Block. *
Ibiotm tgaiott mil
ISAAC JONES. PnaidmL
„ J a -^ohw;d.-Mcoo£d,••■waiifirrtartL
1X31.800K. Burden, nl . •
C*ptV Wk.‘tiEA Agent.
■ . ... ■. :•.!i' oi
IbucJoom, John D-McConL
C. Htmeyv *' ■ « ’ C»pt- AdHn Jkcob*.
SfflSfo*.
.i.Jqhn;4.jynwt. « !t :« ? BaMzyfcSMknr,
B. L./thwitoct, , , ,H..fi«l». ... Jit-lyl
A WILSON'S ;;■
': Sewing Mvcbinia,
KO.27FinaBXKI?CT,FITrBBUMH, PA.
: -‘TAm'or^wa
WMSSLRk+cWILaOB
OWTlft fifATfrjAXß ;'flfflOisTATE fAB;
,i *‘' iLEUfOI^FTATETAIB;’■■-
fAIB j JOWA SIAM JAtt
TiNintssraaSffipAra^;afSlira faib; .
, VBBaiOKTSXATBJAttr .
.Chicago Mochaplca* InttUoU > . • ~■
Louiirflk VwAaoitk’lottttro; :
AIMOHEKT ■
and ether Cottnty*yu*» toe oumerotttotMntiaa.
: .We oAr to the pubUcWHBKLKB A WILIOira
DtPBOVEZ> eswlyo MAOHUTK tt*BKDUCXD
TBIOES,with loaetoed: amfld«coi*iufaeriteu
the bast *ad most reliable Family gdrifiCKacblne
bow in two. It mwi equally w*U on UwtfcfckMtaud
ihineet. fcl)ric«,- mtfcew the to ~
alike
eide-ria jpeedf is mrt£
nrat; had store dinble Uum' ttsehiae.
u
to went, Mitch/heft, Yell; quilt} gather,
■ Mod nnditqflh imrftlne, ini warrant
from <MW of.
4be l highw* >etaticttnm Kfriag price*
r«*>»
: •sntalbcUat Hwdk*,’gnV-XrttWt™ «t 4
yissvssr-** <a~
..yvi'g. x-iv 3:‘aT*if;rw
dii-Jzia £{*«££'
losses sr mil
, 9253,251 25
msxcxba* i* l v *
S’m* McKojaht,
ftthtoEflblme*,
: AJ«*.'Ntttkk»
David ftL Lons,
.■WiniamH^mitb,
. C.W, £ick#t*m.
Jtf. GQBPOg>gier«OT.