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BCKD AHD LABO OILS,
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. ...... .Choice brands of Fiotur JhrlUwmfciftVeaiU/.nM
«-•' * ’-<xMtaßttr*ft tend, Fart IculttM motion *.psld : to
fUUng orders far Huthandle* gtoersOy. dc&dlr., v
I?iuN&' VAN' oOiliwbitcßiuiS'
; BUT
TKRf'BUOOBB* BXKM>> PORK,
■:'- BRUSH; ANDtfKUN itUuttSMiAs, odoca.fvn
er^r.Ltber«U^<lCh»WWTMti|m)n»rigiirTiei]U.
. Warehouse, Wo. IHSSecond -. ;
<nM TAJIKfcJ Ai -tfORWABDaa and
.... ~v, OwmiMioK HKmoLUTT, for th* sale of FiOUB,
:.-•*infant,-UMIAK i-inn nnTJEB,ftBBn«'DRIED
FRUIT* aad.J'todhce'AsoeraUj, lfajlfi,4l»k*t it.,
corner of First, Pittsburgh. • •'• rj, JrA-flly .
. w. w. < r. LiJIO.
SUHOMA&BR & LANG. Coidnssias
MiifflU»t»'i«ri wbokeeie dealer* inGßoti&
■ „ BIBS, FLO,INGRAIN, rBODUCE, Ac., No. fcO
. 2h. ■-?.v?■ wildly ;;
HOLLAND KLDDLhr, saccessorto Jn&
M’GUI A Son, No. 183 liberty streeL FKfc*
and
COMXUSIONXKRCIXANTd ~
OnhsMtameots respectfully solicited. ftgfcjfly.
.1: ,a.v m. masrm.
WHITE UrwUwo
ajtp Co*ln*fro*'MjwmA»Tß amTUolenT !n
rUOVIdIO.NdANI>PUODCCIGEN£KALLY,No.
■* -L tqpAhtrtj gmwi, PitUborgh, Yu. • • : • m y 27
t * „ Cqumission Merchant.
dßataria CBUDJC AND REFINED CARBON
« OUTCLASS, mON, NAILS, Aa,. No. 183 Liberty
itmiUi mb27;dlT •
VIUIAII HUH, I^,, H'unuti;'
■Aft. m. corn*, > ~ "*r V *- i . Special p*rt&ejr
Ti/TEANS: &. COFFIN, • Wesson to
iU. M'Cutdlett, If ckur A Co:, WIIQLBB At£ ORO
i■. v • : CEU3,conwr aTWood and W*ter itttfcia, pitttburgfc:
»/ .•“ v «. -* . P.-'.VV-, - irSidly
( S U “**£P> tA » w b. toiot.
T- sH VOIGT & GO;, successor to II G.
*• - • ••' JJ, Graff, PRODUCE-AND COMKISBION HKR»
CIjANTg, Sl7 Liberty etrtet, nttaboryh, Pa. mS.
jgllff BOOSE.
• TOHN 1. HOUtJB & CO., Wholesale
V ,s?*s*“* **» Cowiutiojf. M*bcbaxt*, corner of
isnmh&cid and Water streets, Pittsburgh, Pa, M
LIiXiEKXO.N . WAK'JL', Whole-
JJi«u.6iogni arm oomossi(>B;Blct(sjum, No.
107 Wood street, Pittsburgh. \; H ; » Je2mly
*.150W.«..*8. UEEPAXBJCXU
TiKOWit <fc KIRKPATRICKS, Whom
.«**’ la FLOUR,-AND
oKtDS, Nos. 191 suil 193 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
Jafcdly; , - , ■■■,.■.
TAMJ&j DALZKLL A tiON. Coumhu
far the sale of CRUDE AND Hfr
Jp£D CARBON OILS, No. (9 and 70 Water street,
Pittsburgh. Advanocs made oq consignments/
‘ DRUatiISTS.
OIAION JOHNSTON. Dbalxk nr Pubs
PERFUMERY.
BURNING FLUID, OILS, fax!
OiT XEDICINKB,Bc., Ac., of strictly prime qual
ity, which he odors at lowest prices, dornti Smith*
Bern and fourth streets,- Pittsburgh, Pa.
Prescriptions carefully compounded kt all hours. ; '
JOSEPH PLKMLNU, corner of Market
street and the Diamond, keeps constantly 'on'
band a full assortment or DRUGS, MKDIOufIBS.
- MEDICINE CHESTS, PERFUMERY audaiVhrti^
dee pertaining fo hu business. . • ;
• Physicians pnacriptiona carefully compounded kt
. *“j tonr, « ~ J Jafrlyd :
13 A FAHNESTOCK. & CO., Wholb
fftMO.x’Disuiui tin Hanofacturer of 'WHITS
LLAO AHD LITHARGE, comer of Wood uidTftmf
sheets, Pittsburgh. • -< enh7 ' -
• TOH-N P, SCOTT. Wholkeai.b Dbitbp .
******* OIL 3, VARNISHES AND
street,
AuoraemrtUccceite prompt ; Tni.-u ~
v iii M..- ■»««■■ 1
•I)BAUK ApKEITER, Wholesale axii.
■s* iilsaa. j'uritsa- T" i
GfiU., it KUysJSBj. J)koogist;
°^^ od »trert ml
JOUNjCjCcCONNJBLL, Attorney
v it law. omc*, tocood itory Kvira'i Law Btnu>-
toe,-Ao* 93 Dfatnioad street.
Will attend to tbs settlement, securitur and coUoc»
tlon of dal mi, bounties, dtc.. In Washington, District
Of CrfuSlUU.' ■ ' Bolfttmv
«" V#mwai. CtMFAXBJC*. X)H* Mwt » M r
TTIRKJPATfiieK 4MELU)N,
JViktiai Law, Ko.Us!l , <NUtbitnit,fiT(iloon
mbgre timithflcld, PUUtmrgbf P*. - • myl7:dtf
• ‘JiWIKU Ano&Nßr akd
JL 4»l^w.
UpvKXt Jlp;-, 150 Fourth street, - oonter of Cherry
•* PttUt.Tghr P*. aall:d*wlyT,
I'UKyjAhUIG, Attorn by
Omcx,lHflh ft^Vi^nWtktcfltoof V«ri-
• -M;: Attorneyasd
* j_' ’; u ‘‘ : 'Nr,? atJUw; hu removed to KUHN'S
• •• •/- * No.'ia Diamond rtreet, next
door to 8U Peter'a Church. myjfcdly
B.jf* -LUUAS, .Attorney at Law.—
m yß°^ nCt --* I °’T 2 Gnuit ,trwt » PitUborgb, Pa,
Q bCHOYEK, Je., Attoenkx at Law,
139 roorth MiMt, Lovrfa'. Low Boadio*,
fliulturth, fo. - ; rtu*'
-Ki • jpitoi»rc£.
k. ta-sayr
TKJECHA HUTCHINSON, CoianssioK
XJ amo Foswasmo lUacnjurrs, dealer* in WEST-.
BUN BESK&VE CHEESE,* FLOUB, FIBH.BA.
CON, HOTTER, LINSEED OIL, ' POTS AND
~ SEEDS, GRAIN, DBIED; FRUIT
" -’2 and VroioM geootally. Bert bran Jfkmt.
alwajaoa bond- Ageot lot tlie tale o
Co.’* celebrated Patented Peart Starch
Second and 145 First sis,, between Wood
fteld, Pituboryb Pa., -■ ’ _ ;
fTUKKtUS: WAKKdoUSR
. vf Coal
ebttt and toiler in CHEESE, :&OTZ
FISH and Produce generally! Ho; 25' ?
•tore Water, Pittsburgh, /
lAMES HOLMES & CUTTc
«nd dealer, inpjio VIS lONS, eai
*t and Front Rmii.
JIGB.
JGAKWNEK COFFIN, A.
• Hunter, PHitADttraiA aw Be
*£*«« OMWAtaii Koitli-ewrt corner
Third «t tret*. ' - _
W. **• JONJSS/.Aokrt-Wobt'
- V V Vet, State ot PconeTlraala «adf)
Water etrMi'- • 1
QAMUKL itiSA, iIBOBiTIKY. 1
Coxnairr, corner JUttat.l
•et recta.
p. Mi, GOkl>UN, Seobetabt 1
■ Me ttwnuaca go&raieY, D*-Water at tee
•Pi AL HOOK, Secrbtaby Al:
laepauica CoarAsr, 37 Fifth <ati*
nßraotfbsl \
W140>.-4mit \r. CAII,.„DITID ■
WILSON, CAKR & fea,
.. -r f - -- i r . iLafe irns<m,p*
-’*« *„« t. \x ' .v wsoixuuißjaußtx .• '!
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DBT C
*O. M Wood itwt, third home abort
V- • . '- • , •alky. Pittubaryh. ... .
~ "M. iSgS
• Botcfcflald A Co., Wholeaaia and Bat
ta STAPLE AND FANCY DRY 0001
lart Ooraerof Foqrth andjfaritet rtreet*.
J W.iiAKKJsiK & (JU., iiiULM
• fioooa, 80. 59 Market at net, betveea
Fonrth, Ptoibargb. ' ‘
tl UANSoN LOVE, OeUST
/• Tts as* Farcy DBF, GQQDS* #lxn <
B«e-Hhre, 80. 7* Market atmt, Htte
TRijajaijrciB,tn
. IOSEPfT IIOKNEo. Jigixwi i
-tP.*nwe, KniaortiEam aw Straw Ci
Market afreet, Pittaborah. . j r *
UiRNKit, XJMALK
Ooow,: BwwoinEkm, etc., 7S iff
TWibartk _ . .
lAATON, MACKUM A Up
ir.y **4 ft.ii^MtawnefcfPlttthtaik. v
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m Attachment. S». G 1 rilth nrert. wr » • ■»•—• "=
-r-, uuAUt JlUno
- WS'jWsJKfiWfc !*.»•• >mi.‘,'.:- * T^TO^irtMWiwiiiH»fo
' GROCEtW.
T.™ 4-TiUWffILC wßo^
'S£a»ffis®gsaS,a
««*T»^r
—- s&}r
255 Liberty .tmt, Pitta.
my 2
WaoLßut^.t}Rn lW ß
uwount, tfnd dnOesti ita puooUCK ud pitti
bmyfa PitUbarKh.- r
mmutumy.. ~ .
& SUIPTON, WhoSS
n^»a r *c o S.^? u “ b^;jr'»»
ti .. -Mkkchaxt«, *nd dr*ien fn
H °- 1 ““>-
IMUii DICKttX A UJ, Wholesale
Ams™? , iP’ , S , S 10 * «nd denier. in
PuSftnS’ M °' ““ W *“ r ,t ™ t ' *“ d 06 Jront Knset,
_T DU. WORTH & CO., Wholesale
■asasgaasEg^
JOHN iXOYJJ&CO., WhoSIVC
W **d Coiunanou Uuchaxt*. So. 172 Wood
indaia Uwrtj rtrcti. : ietc
, .BAUALKIf, Wholesale
. 18 *»d a> Wood »ur®flt, piub
•• - • - ■ , ;
' *vhtJrvf'^cTuiiEns.
»>l.,aiCKtnywn ,J. Hiotbu.i. . ,n •« R . BT
TIVACKUiXOSH,- HEAU'HILL & CO ’
1104 O’Hara ttreeu, near Ithe Cirr
<* l*xg© capacity and of
U*****3oainy, wb are prepared to. dcrheary -Job-'
-Uog)«Dd«ilicU fork ta tluTlist, tnuilog ttut by
promptness «d the character of onr work.Vmerit
public patronage,
w!?^sjß ed * l attention to our BALANCED
VALYA OSOLLATIHO ENGINES, as combining
«lTantejee heretofore nnaitained in • this ciaeeot
; jtta ri ,
'SSiHSJfK? I *O“»O*aBrOTOfBABNUU.LS til-
Sira OOILEB, I.OOOMOTIVE, TEUEOa&d CYL-
S?s^i BOIE “ S ’ CHIMNEYS, SBKTCHEN^
I^SSi^jSS^^SSSS’fS/i
«o notice. Allorderafrom a distance promptly at
tended to. * ' ' ’ j»?»
fPHOMAS MOORE, Manufactures op
.... kum or COrPEB-DIfi
*YJS WUisK * and FAMILY
Jioe. 189,191,19 d and 11*5 First street,
.BetweenSmitfafleld and Grant «lrect», Pitutmrgh.
solicited. 'Highest market pileo
Fusel Oil and all other poisonous ingredients
extracted, by new and improved.
JCBEPH*!m*MUiTONa:CO.J ”
■*::•• Oornerof First and,Liberty street*,
pittSduegh, v«.,
KAKukxcTunnts or
80PEB1OB STEAM ENGINES, MACHINES?.
* c -’ tc - mylfctr
'JOHN OLIFHANT & CO., successors
w of f. H. OUpbant, Manufacturer* of HOT
PHiarai) NOW AND WASfIKttHuARcSS-
I DON indNAILBODS, BOILKB
IRON and RIVETS. . I ■ - ’ ; .
FAIBCELANCE ISON WORKS, Fayette Co., p*ff
jyairlyd Warehouse. 13 Woodst.,rkt»burgh.~:
S jyygKANOK, Not W Wj.tkb Bt./
manufacturer erf BOILER RIVETS.
■HSOUOBTBriKE3, COMMON AND RAILROAD
of evenpUecriptlon.' r .
*rf*rtta»lar dzedcr shaped SPIKES ahd RIV.
Era, large or small, mode to order at short notice.
V *-r»d —eor*tP4»nt coa«t«ntiy on hand. toiytfhwe.
SUIKT MANUFAUTOKIT.—AIiases J.
A N. iUi, No. 22 tit. CUlr street, nuke to or
der, Ijy hand, SHIRTS, COLLARS. Ac., on short no*,
lieo.* Alta, have constantly an baud a fine- amort'
moat of SHIRTS AND COLLARS, made in the best,
most fashionable nod desirable manner, jeflfcdiy •
WELLS, BIDDLE & CO., No.
Tf Liberty street, opposite Sixth, Pittsburgh,
jnanufitcturere.of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWITCHE
RS, and every description of LEATHER BRAIDED
tfl solid tod ton tbs trade,.ondgbode prompt*
>ped—par Itatroctioos. . ■••.•• > fefedewur
tIXCELSIOR GLASS WORKS
AD A CO4. aUislUjcurxc
»o. 12 Wood street, comer
-St Pa. . '• iefrjyd: ;
. lON*
.Jon
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A NB_ COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 14, 1862
BJtjnka..
Dt^^ v?NGS N °-f
“ CHABTEEIDIK ISa. i -,l
9 to * o'clock, olco <m WdloadaT
«ad raturday eranlng*, from Hat lat to NovwaUr
i?’ to :® o'clock, andArom Soveuiber Ist to
M*y Ut frum 6 ta« o’clock. "
receired of *ll rami root I cat than On©
Dollar, and a dividend of the proflu declared twice a
)°<K.ln-Jun« cod Itaatar' tatonShS’lSidi
jSf*R •“"••“““oUy/in Jono-cSd Doccmbcr, dncc
ayuar' - W “* vrgßalzw1 ' **.«*“ »*•of aiz per c*at.J
if not drawn oat, b placed to the credit
lh. nunc In
temt fiou tbs lint days of done and December, com*.
E!! , !r i^. iwi< **'3 re * r witbeoUrbaMlog the defcei:
wr to call, or even to ptwnf bis p*» book. • At thbl
rate, money will donLlo In Icm than •twclre years. l
nV**» D S lo the aggregate uqbt annon-saar re* 1
OUT. a YEA*. i
fOTtblning the Charter, By-taws, Bute*
thoo^?* 1 ° n *’ fumiahed ' KratU, on application at.
PftxaiDi^T— GEOBQE AXBREE.
j£'-- : TIC* F&KSIBKSTI.
wIUUm. J. Anderson, June* B. D MtiHUi,'
HiU Bxtr*~ ‘ Isaac M. Pcnnock/
. A. M. PoUock, *L D.,
- Botort-Bobb,
' James Shitllo,
A Island or Stadia.
—_ yqrgwia,-.
BeiJ. L. I'ihseitock,
U«pViintf
•Junes Herdman,
Janies D. Kelley,
• - TXOI
Alexander Bradley,
Bacfcofen,
-Georgsßtack,..
.'JoKnKOanfliitd,' '
- Alonio'A. Carrier, ’•’ ,1
: .■Charles A. Colton,
William bnuf iM.
--John-Erans,
John Holmoe,
William 8. Hares,
Voter H. Honker,
, Richard Bays,
WUUaiu 8. Lardy,
Secretary axp T&easci
ftSrdawT
JSHMAN TKUSI' AMU SAVINGij
BANK, corner Sixth and Wood streets,
BANK or DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
CAPITAL .. $lOO,OOO.
STOCKHOLDERS INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE.
ntnxcroßs: -
ADAH BEINKMAN, PrendmC. !
Springer HatUngh, 1 Augustus HooVeler,
£. U. Myers, I Joseph Lang, '
J. 1. HaTdcotto, . 1 Christian tibhert,
Anthony Meyer, . 1 A. Groeteinger.
DISCOUNT EVERY DAX.f
mylB:dly ' JOHN STEWART. Ce ,t,{ er
Airismi^eors.
X; DCUED PRICES.—JAMES W. WOOD WELL.
Nos. ir? and 99 Third street, and 111 Fonrth street.
ALL VARIETIES OF BTTLE3 Alfa FINISH,
writable for HOTELS and PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
«HT All order* promptly attended to, and the Fur-
niture carefully packed and boxed.
STEAMBOATS ted HOTELS fonilibfd ibort
CABINET MAKERS tappUed with everyarticle
In the lino. • ftM-lrmw
JAiiliS-il. CHILDS A CO.,
HOPE COTTON MILL, ALLEGHENY,
wunracrnxxas or
SEAMLESS BAGS AND OF-OSNABURGS,
32 INCHES TO 40 INCHES WIDE.
' WOtderi left at H. Ch&ds A Co.I*, 1 *, 133 Wood st„
Pittsburgh, will receive attention.
QUU> AVholbsal* andKetail.
PENS AND CASES REPAIRED;
SILVER AND GOLD PLATING,
Dono at the shortestnotice, at the corner of Fourth
and Market streets, second etofy.
Persons living out of the city hATing pens, to repair
can send them byanail.
mh27:dly : . . FITZPATRICK, A CO.
iJUNIfi Gold-W-Eppi'yQ
. Rums, Sinolc Stokk mxo Clcstsb Dunon
PgrtMerffrcaSaesoitabJo feyweddfng presents. V&T&
JEWELRY in Coral, Jet, Amiahft Ac.:
SILVER CUPS AND GOBLETS, ttr-mentation;
GOLD HEAD CANES, Ac. . ? >
H. RICHARDSON A CO.,
N»U - . . Comer of Fifth and Market ttroota.
x. cam Joan Oai.dwkli_.js_
/'XALPWKLL At JBRO., Boat Ecrnish
\J CBS Aim nciicfin'is MANILLA, HEMP and
COTTON CORDAGE, OAKUM, TAR, PITCH, ROti*
IN AND OILS, TARPAULINiCDUCKi LIGHT
AND HEAVY DRILLINGS,-Ac., No. (3 Water and
78 Front streets} Pittsburgh. . . ap&dly
W W. YOUNG, successor to Cart*
* aright A Young, 07 Wood street, corner
•of. Diamond alley, dealer in all kinds of CUTLERY.
•RA2OBS, RIFLES, REVOLVERS, KNIVES,
tft>BB,‘GtTNB,‘Ac., Ac. , a- Urge assortment of tbo
UtwT»'goo>Uo>nstroflyon : han<l.- - .i i mhl
11. Packers axn niuLcas in BACON, DRIED
BEEP, LARD, MESS AND RUMP PORK, No 12
yonnhxtwrt,- near Liberty, Pittsburgh; • 1
WP. IJARaHAXiLj DEALKBnf Wall
• Pafsbs, BoBDXM, Ac.i No. 87. Wood street.
Plttsbnrgb. . _.4 Ja7
H. PALMER, No. Wot>D StT,
• DeaIerJnBONNEIS, HATS, STKA WTRUi-
MINGS, and STRAW GDODS.teaemlly." ,
MBDMCJ! i.
card:
W. BODEHBAMEBf.iI. D,
or mew tor* citt.
Having arrived In Pittsburgh, wll), sa ttsnai, devote
bis exclusive attention.to the Medical and Surgical
trestmebt of Chronic Diseased, especiallythOeeoTtbe
Lover Bowel, each as Piles, Constipation,' Fistula.
Fi«mre, Palling of the Bowel, Stricture of the Bowel.
.Ulceration of the.BoweL He will also tratthe Tori
ous Chronic Diseases of the Womb, Kidneys,' Bladder.
Ac. Hie rooms great theMoaofigabeUlrouw, where
be may b« sofettand consulted from 9 o'clock a. m. to
? o'clock p. TO. dolly.' Patients, H their desire it, wBJ
be j rtrtted4a any port of the city.
slight coia ,
£fa*c j3Mi?cui± t
which, might be checked
i'JintimßEßr ■■ with a simple remedy,
if neglected, often terminates seriously.
jFew are aware of- the importance <f
stopping-, a ftfeugh. or gflitpfvt
■ £cLL in its first stage j that which,
in the beginning- would yield to a
mdd-remedy, if not attended to, scon,
attacks ihe lungs. '
■ W&re'ftrst, introduaedeleven years ago.
It hae been proued that they are the
bept .article befsre the publio for
saU£Lh.* t soltLk t /2£ficjzchJ±La.,*
"ffkstnjfijcL,
Gough in arLeum/LtLan., and
numerous ejections tf' .the /Sthfiactt.
' giznng irnrnediate reivtf^
JPublic Speakere S Singers _
will find them effectual'far clearing
and strengthening ’the voice.
Sold by all and (Dealers
infifedicine,at^soent3perbox.
; had
dy to
peri*
;edfn
f my
ttyk*.-
recta,
fcok,
ur
'ess
: ROP
- kNo.
Bjr
Tor nl. hr SIMON JOHKBTOH, O. H. KKTSKB,
2-^ i-Z* tnfrarooK 4 00., b. *. sklites , 00.,
B I, PAHHWTOCK * CO.. B. T. VASDEBTOM
utdUIMDIBBORBBOS. : r- ; . .'Ai7:Jawr4nT
|-|K.MoMUNN'a KLilXliiOFUflUM.’
—Tno perfection of thliinctiiubl. Bnpumtlon
i. » t>l«!lnr to Duutkiaif. . Wlttuntditarlmtliic tb.
of oplmn, tin Elixir to
mnnod from all the oozJoob qnaiities jot the drag.-
In cases of cancerous ulcsn.
£i^ ierp^.°ftll ‘lfrrtloM, IfwS
i * r “?rl on V, a^*y ronvnWotsa, snaunodlc action, and
ezcitemraYof body anrfmind, without eana
4n*Mckn» rietiveoeattrr headache. - These sdml.
reme quaUHeainust rroder .it pre-eminent in the list
of opiates.
■ Trramd .nd .old by A. B. A D. BAUDS, Drug,
giito, 100 yulton .troct, Nr. York. ■.
*B*dd B» bj B. A. TABNESTOCK A CO., Pint
our(tn,Ta. ■ \
Sold also by Drugglstsjencraßy.. no2G;dlw-wl tT
\.. t and
'v tU-
T YON ARNSTHAL, Importer , and
KUxt broad* .of GENUINE.
CIQABti. and all kinds of- SMOKING
CHEWING TOBACCO,' BNUTT. ■ FANCY
WPES, TUBES, Ac., Ap., In great
THE BT. CHARLE9 HOTEL,
N. 8.--TheTrade supplied on llberol tanas.. ..
Woldi&elled Corn,
- s®; doF.ußMtoy; • .
*» X U» *p* fa ASfwuSDU.
WashWOTON, Jan. 10, 1802.
. Lioal. TETDi*'tgftjßCaY, XOT.SS.
Xhonecessity for m*kingBlso,ooo,ooo of
inpayment of
ill ael>t»,l™Slio npon tho<
Government. The ciorc||»«f its highest pre
rogative must belirehghtjfito requisition to
eare tho war, aniwo .tho Republic. Thr'
whe-end equitableAcheme. prepared carefully
by the Committee has been pronounced eon-
Btllational by W eery jjjbS-daUng mem
bers of it—Tbadde'ns Mr, Spaul
ding ; and the Atfornoy-Gcnoral bis, in a
written opinion, pfononnetd it to bo lawful.
Of its necessity there can be no question.
TBI FIIaTB BDMTBq'iAjn|TBB lEqqi/oiS.
The State Department hu information that
the pirate Sumter was iifjtbo harbor at 6l
Pierre, Martinique, oir, tb*22d NoTeinbor (or
December,) aid the TJntikL States stoamer
Iroqnios, which hadyollo««d,herup, was ono
league off ihe harbor, wridug for berio come
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The New York banKeli: weiishefore the
Ways and Means Commit;* this morning, and
submitted a new ffnanoiUwieme for Govcruy
ment and the conntry.' ftey propose a Bu
reau of the Treasury JDe*artment located in
New York, to be managcAby fire-Commis
sioners appointed by thiaTeeiden.and Sen
ate, to hare charge ofitWloahs of the Gov
ernment and receipts ambdfisburccmcirts, with
power to furnish a currency to ati tocii bank
ing institutions, to MbMAaM solely et' thc-
Ilureau—tho currency lo hstbased apod United
States stocks. The SanKa sre opposed to
the bill now before thqCUkmittee. (
RAILROAD FROM. OCOXORAs TO BALTIMORE^
The Senate- Jfenmitteu will Boon
report t biU for tke of a now
railroad frot? Georget»wa4o Baltimore,* and
thence, via the Pennsyiraiia Central; toNew
York. The measure Uof ihe utmestiimport
ance. The new n)a&will reduce the faro
from Washington taßaltimoro to 75 Oents,
and in the same prawrtion to,other places.
Supplies can conra. Ja the; army, tol^-when
TH* CONDCtJ pT:TBE WAR.
The Joint Committee on the conduct of the
war liad Gen. Fremont before them to-day
for several boors. -The General presented an
elaborate atatement of hiacamp&ign in Mis
souri. There are other men hero,
associated with Gen. Fremont, who wiH ap
pear before the Commttteef as well as! several
civiilians prominent fafthe Department of
Missouri. 1;^
ADaraiA affair.
John B. McPaddeo,
. Peter A. Medein,
John H. MeHoiy
wMta Xtfehalv i
•Walter*. Marshall,
John Orr,
flenryL. Btagwalt,
Johnß.ghaenbefger, •
Alexander Spear,
William E. Schmerts,
Isaac Whittier,
Christian Yeomr.
CE~CiIAS. A. COLTON.
coxnsnvobr
The State Depar&taetft is in receipt bf idis
patch from Countl&cj«rr touching the seis
ura-of-MOTun' anr 1 31fflltj~Awgm&;* tinffly
but positively, and without entering into the
argument, declares tho proceedings n6t in ac
cordance with international low. Ko other
Continental Power, except France, jhas yet
•pokes, but similar dispatches from {Prussia
and Russia aro looked for by an early steamer.
The Provost Marshal in Georgetown last
night seised and poured on the ground the in
toxicating liquors of four drinking! house*,
after the example of the provost guard in
Washington. The proprietors of such estab
lishment* are subject to similar idseos for
keeping them opon after half past nine o’clock
at night. ..
It is a mistako to suppose, as' has been
stated, that there is any correspondence be
tween Mr. Stunner and Gon. Stone. Tho
General has addressed a ""most insolent and
offensive letter to Mr. Snmncr, of which the
latter has taken no notice. The ground of
.offense is that Mr. Sumner, in debate in the
Sonata, need the following language:-
“Brigadier General Stone has added to bis
achievements at Ball’s Bluff by tho successful
surrender of lugitireahtves to rebels. ; In this
business he has been victorious. ThqGeneral
baa also opened correspondence with Gover
nor Andrew, in which hp treats him too Btyle
of writmg which Governors are seldom sub
ject-to." -
' The-:lectnre-roora of the Smithsonian In
stitute' was,crowded to-night by an appre
ciative ouditory to h?ar. Dr. Cheevor’i lecture
on '‘the justice and necessity of slave eman
cipation to crush the rebellion.'’
The President to-day directed tho appoint
ment of Napoleon T. J. Dana, of Minnesota,
as a Brigadior-General of Volunteers.
Jeff. Davis is known to have given - orders
to Gen. .Magrudor to burn Yorktown on tho
approach of the Unjon Hoot. The rebcls-pcr
sistin believing that Yorktown or Norfolk is
the goal of-Gen. Burnside's expedition.,
A Remarkable Incident.
Some time ago, a private in tho 19|h Indi
ana regiment was tried by a coart mojrtiai for
deserting his post, and found guilty, the pun
ishment for which is death. Bis elocution
was deferred for some timo, and he : was.k<%t
in a painful stato of suspense. At'lost tho
time was fixed for his .execution, and fjve regi-.
meets wore drawn np in. lino to witness it,
while a .file of twelvo monwore in idvance
to execute the sentence of death by shooting
The prisoner was lod forward, blindfolded,
aod tho usual word* xf preparation nhd com
mand wore given in’a low, measured [tone by
tho officer in oommand. Daring 3 tho Interval
between tho commands “takeaim" and “fire/*
and before the last was given, a horseman rodo
rapidly up, tho road, waiving in the air a pa
per, which was understood by all present to
be a reprieve. Covered with dast and per
spiration, the Officer rode hurriedly np to fto
officer in command and dolivored to him wkat
really proved to be a reprieve. Tim shout
“rejprieve":feil upon the poor soldier's ear,
whioh was i already strained to the almost In
anticipation of.hearingthe last and final word
that was to nsher his soul into the pres
ence. of his Creator. ;. It; was tod muoh
for him, and he fell bock upon his coffin* a'p- i
parently dead. The .bandage was. removed
from his eyes, but reason had taken its flight/
and be became a hopeless lie was
discharged from tbe army and sent Homo to
his friends. His death had really neycr been
intended, but it was deemod necessary for the
good order and dlsctpUhe nf the army to make
an impression upon not only himself hut the
. whole brigade; for that purpose the firms of
the execution were regularly gone through
with, In presence of five regiments, and the
reprieve arrived in good time, ai it was in
tended, It was sought by this mekasjto sol-"
emnly impress upon the whole assemblage of
soldiers the necessity of strict observanceof
duty and obedience,-under the penalty of an
ignominious death. It was a fearful: ordeal
for the deserter/but it,was eortainly‘ hotter
than tqShave completed the tragedy by send
ing his soul to “that bourne from which no
traveler returns.—PAi7a. J¥t*#. : \
Glad toHeaX" Witnorj oif
ibis Stato, has returned tohia offieUrj duties
at Washington, with improved health.' This
ansounctment win gire pleasureto thd thou
sands of Mr.WiLMor'a friends,'Wfc cannot
spare saehmtnaow.
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The Battle l>f Port Boyal Ferry.
Our Eastern exchanges continue, to publish
letters describing the particulars of the aflair
at Port Royal Perry, on the let of January.
From all accounts tho was in pretty
largo forco, and was badly punished. They
fled in all directions, and their defences were
completely destroyed. As thoy flpd, they set
firo to their cotton, and great quantities' were
destroyed. As it was not intended to hold tho
position, our troops retired next day in good
order. Wo take a few extracts containing
some interesting incidents. A correspondent
of the Now York Tribune gives the following
account of tho disappointment of the negroes,
on the return of our troops :
The negroes were greatly disappointed,
having bod no notice of the departure of tho
troops. Prom -every direction,-they came
running across the fields, loaded with bandies,
followed by their wires nnd children, and in
some instances mounted on horses which had
lately belonged to less loyal masters. Few of
them were able to get away.. Wo coaid seo
them from the deck, slowly and mournfully
returning to their cabins. Some of them had
no cabins to retire to, for tho fire had not
snared loyal homes. It was s:<d to think what
their fate might be if the rebels returnod, as
they almost certainly -would, to carry: back
with thorn the negroes whose willing services
we I most not forget to say that
tho pilot of the Ottawa was an intelligent
.slave named William, and that only by his
knowledge of the channels and porfect fidelity
wero the gnnboats able to penetrate these
treacherous waters, jand I am glod to add
that he'was cordially thanked on thequartcr
deckby Capt. Rogers and Capt. Stevens.
A correspondent of the Now’ York'7&ae»
says that the negroes acted as guides for our
troops. We quote:
Indeed, negroes had furnished Gen. Stevens
with much of his information relative to the.
condition of.the country, and npon their
statements many of his plans were based.' In
«o instance was that information found unreliable
or defective. I have 'this assurance direct
from himself. Negroes warned him of an im
portant part of the enemy ’s plan ; of an am
bush preparing for him, in consequence of
which he changod his-routo. Negroes also
told that so unexpected was otirapproach, tho
.inhabitants of. the-various : houses along the
jiver, had 'remained ; in ..their homes until, the
grossing wsa actually effected. This, indeed,
W.as corrobofa(ed'T>y~the "condition of-the
dwelling*/which.had evidently been left only
a few hours before.' Negroes also stated that,
as soon'-as we had-crossed/the rebel force in
the battery at the forry sot work to remove
their guns, and did actually; get away fire or.
• six. If thih beoorrect, the brant South Car
olinians never, for an. instant, .contemplated,
the possibility of. holding on U. As soon as.
they knew that the . Yankees, had crossed the
river, they took it for,granted that their own
defeat was certain. They got into thowoods,
however, and prepared, from this sknlking
place, to fire upon the'Union forces.
All the accounts conspire in saying thatthe
chivalry did not stand up to . tho fight-very
well. The correspondent of the Time» says:
# Tim rebels fired cotton houses in every
direction inhll the surrounding country, evi
dently supposing that they should be unable
to withstand, and expecting our advance. It
is strange thnt-their only idea of desperation,
is not to defend bnt to destroy their own pro
perty. Instead of. setting about a goodearn
est fight to the last, whenever the Yankees
appear thoy acknowledge' at onoe .that they
oxpeetto be worsted,~ahd don't mean to fight
at all. Thoy have been taunting our soldiers
for weeks across this very Port Royal Ferry,
thoy have been assuring ns in their newspa
pers, and when flags of truce bavo been .in
terchanged, that once give them- a chance to
fight us fairly, and we should #qa v who were
the better men. They
talrea. baUer v weto ar.
numerous as the Union foreo; thoy wero fight
ing for their homes, (they say,) and they could
not be taunted into comingfrom-undor cover;
thoy would pot fight except as decoys, or in
ambush. Thoy drew off, andsaw Union troops
demolish thoirfort, and to indicate their own
bravery* simply added to the devastation by
burning private property. Tho Unionists de
stroyed none but public. property.
Next morning they moved off five miles
into the interior,; to GprdenV Corners, evi
dently not having yet got over tho effects of
the day before. It is'not well to opderrate
an enemy, but whero is the spirit of Southern
chivalry? Whero is the pluck, tbi spirit,'
that was to hold out to the last? On tho
contrary, tho Union volunteers with
both nerve and coolness; they were skillfully
handled, and thoy showed confidence‘in their
officers and in tbbmselvcs. It must be re
membored that, with tho exception of tho New
York Seventy-ninth, thoy had never been un
der fire before; bnt thore was no flinching. I
have heard unanimous admiration expressed,
both by thoir own ofiicers and by those in
tho naval portion of tho littlo expedition.
The Cairo River Fleet,
We look.erory hoar.for nows from tho great
nrer fleet; Tho following description of tho
fleet will bo road with interest:
Next to the overpowering numbers of the
expedition is the formidable character of the
floating batterio*, which -will form a k compo
nent part of it. ‘ These havo. been prepared
with great care, and consist Of boats of the
most substantial construction. Tho total
number of boats is sovcnty-eight,vof which
twelve are gun-boats, thirty-eight mortar
boats, and twonty-cight arc tags and steam
boats. The gun-boats aro as follows :
„ * Guns. C aM '
Benton ... is Pittsburgh. 16
fcswx.... ..16 Cincinnati 15
St. Louis lfi Louisville...; 15
'.-16 ; 15
Mound City 15 Lexington ;■ 15
Cairo... .. 16 Ty1er.;.,............. 15
Seven of these boats cost $89,000 each to
build. They are one hundred and seventy
fivo feet in length; fifty-one feet six inches in
breadth, and draw five feet-when loaded.
The sides of .the boats, both above and below
tho knees, inolino at an angle of forty-five de
grees, and nothing but a plunging shot from
a high bluff could strike the surfece alright
angles. The boilers andmachincry are so sit
uated as to be perfectly protected, add maybe
considered quite out ef dangor. The iron
plating has boon severely tested by shots
from rifled cannon, at different distances, add
has shown Itself to be utterly impervious? to.
any shots that havo f>ccn sent against it. cven
at a ran go of three hundred yards.
Tho bows and bow bulwarks consist of about
three feet of oak timber, bolted together and
sheathed with the best quality of wrought iron
plates two and a h*lf>inches thick: Tho sides
havo tho samo sheathing, with - less bulk of
timber. Eoch boat is pierced for thirteen
guns, four on each side, four on the stern, and
throe at the bows. The ; bow- -guns aro 84-
poundcr rifled cannonj the otherare eightinch
Colnmbiads. 0
tbo Bides of boiler iron loop-holed for muskot*
• ao arranged that thoy can boosed
for bridges. They will; each'carry one fifteen
inch mprtar. The mortar boat* will bo towed
into position,by tags.
: With this formidable armament, and a form
of srfventy-flvo; thousand men, the onward
march must be comparatively resistless.'
« it wm reported that
Gen. Stone had written to a Sehator an abn
slve letter concerning words spoken in debate.
We now hear, through oar. Washington cor
respondent,’that Mr.. Sumner is ,the Senator
w . h<> h »» J»®®n honored with . the .General 1 *
wrath, and that the remark of . the former
which called down, on him the .objngaory
epistle was to the effect that Gen. Stone had
succeeding better in‘ catching and returning
fugitive slaves in:tbe,’legitimate business
of his profession.. It is- said, also} that' Gov.
- Andrew, of Massachusetts, has received a sim-
Har token of the Brigadier's' anger, provokod
by a similarcause.—-JW T. ZWinne. •
Tax ex Railroad Passexoers.— The Com
aittee oh Woys and Means have agreed to im
pose »,taxnpoa railroad passengers of one
odrt^of Tbisisfcadpoliev
The tax will bomboff . the traveler, and wUi
thus for prevent the use 'of'raiUbhds/Nrhieh
are already sufficiently burdened. 'lt will be
an unfair mode of taxation, as faHunon
those heaviest whosobuirocia reqalrcithenfto
mako the greatest use.of Railroads, and who
any be iljy abletobcar lt»;\
Arrests of Sympathizers with Seces*
During the past week several arrests: haw
been made of persons who are not only known
to sympathize with secessionists, hut to fur-*
uish the rebels with important information
relative to the position of our army. , Thtj
most important attest of this'character : ha*
been that of William T. Smithson, the banker]
He has always professed to be a strict member
of the Methodist. Episcopal Church.' 110 was.
one of the prime movers in getting up a new
church at the corner of Ninth snd E streets,!
the foundstion_walls of which were.built' up!
thetime South Carolina seceded. .The lot ia
now- occupied by temporary sutlers’ stores..
The causes which led to his arrest aro stated
to be as, follows: In one of the rebel mails
lately captured on the lower Potomae,a.paper
was found giving fall particulars of numbers,
condition and position of onr troops. near tho
city, with other information valnabl? to the
enemy. Tho letter is sAid to ad
dressod to Goneral Beauregard, and from tho
reports in circulation was sent before tho
disaster at Bull Run. ’This looks probable,
from the fact that it waseigued by additions
name, and it was somo time before it could bo
traced to Smithson. It is said that among
tho documents found was a pTan for the cap
ture of Washington, which had beon drawn
by Smithson himself. There is no doubt but
that this arrest will bavo. tho-effect of ridding
tho city of a nest of conspirators that have for
a long time existed in its midst.
How a Rebel Sympathizer was
Trapped.
A Cairo correspondent .of tho St. Louis Re
publican says: .
A rather amusing circumstance happened at
Caledonia, where Captain Fullerton’s company
is stationed. A very respectable, old gentle
man, holding a high-office in the county, has
long bcen suspeoted of secession -sympathies,
and- it was determined to try him. A young
'man of the company, dressed himself in. fine
citizens’ clothes, went to the old manVhouse*
at night, and asked "for ,: “assistance.” He
'was gruffly told tbat he oontdf get &6 iuoneyor
anything else; but after ‘'some-parleying dis
closed that he was a 1 bearer -of dispatches to
the soutoern government, and that it wasab-'
solutely necessary for him .to cross theriver
that night.. He was immediately' brought in.
the house, and warmly welcomed, being treated
to a good supper, with spiritual accompani
ments.' As, there were no skiffs in the neigh-,
borhood, pld man told him tho location of
somo logs, amd.'gaye him a-rope to tio-them,
so asV to make a raft, offering to 1 aflsisthim.
The Confederate 'emissary thought he could
do the job alone, and went off with *the'’ropey
whiohnhacarried down.to quarters* jfbtyneXt
morning aDle of soldiers brought the “Bquije’V
int> camp,wherehewas,chargedwitheeces-*
aion. .He denied the.*cbarge, wfierenpohMie'
. was eohrrohted'.witA' hnjguest o.rthe nigb£ber:
and, the'rope. ‘ He then “made a dean.
brtait 'of if,' and was released upon taking Aa'
oath of allegi&nbe and promising to
from similar acts in /•;
- Sickness in of
: WssHWOTOtr^i^^lfifia.—Tho weather
here is again very mUd, and very unhealthy.
Since Sunday'it has been wet, foggy and every,
way unpleasant. The town/which; was a
week ago full of ferers and cmds, is ndw in a
still worse condition. The joity i authorities
are becoming alarmed at the iaorease.of small
>pox among, us, and are takingjaotivo measures
accordingly.!; There ire moreUhan two hun
dred cases of the disease her«r-;among ,civi- j
liana—and an Immense numbpr of so-called
typhoid fever. The peculiarity of the fever,
as it is developed in the vicinity of Washing
ton at the time, is, that it is of a
malarious type'and'origin,- so that if treated
as'a malarial fever, with quinine; and ffiorcu-4
ryyitsoon succumbs,-bat ifitreated as an or--
dinary. type of the. typhoid fetbr it; is very,
fatal.: In some regiments os-many as forty
: members have beenydisohatgedfrom thouzax
vico. on’account of.**debility,”'.caused by a
. long courso of this fever. This general torm,
“debility,” is said by army officers to cover
cases of imposture, but it exactly applies to a
■large number of cases'.
• General McClellan is rapidly recovering
from his illness, in spite of the bad weather,
and will shortly be oat among the camps. Ho
bas beon more • dangerously ill than people
generally hare imagined, bat is now entirely
oat of danger.— Corrt*p. Jf* Y. Pott.
Important prom* Kentcckt. — Louinville
Jan, 10.—-It was reported here last, night by
a gentleman, who arrived lato in the evening
from tho direction of ZollicofferV position on
theCunbcrland river, that GenoraVßoylo was
in Clinton county, with - 5,000 Union men, ad
vancing' toward Zbllicoffer’s 'rear j and that
the rebels; wonldAie forced to . give battle to
General Gehocpff, or immediatoly cross to the
south.side of Cumberland river.. It-was said
also LhatGon. Thomas bad other forces suf
ficiently near to T sustain Boyte. If this is
true, we may hear something interesting in a
day or two from the direction of Somerseu:
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts, has re
signed his position on Gen. McClellan's staff.
His official duties in the Senate requires all his
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Statement, of .Assets,? January Ist, ISWVj’Qbliahed
agreeably to an act of Assembly, being—
‘W* Moiigsgoa, amply seeurod. M 0o
KeaJ Lauto, <pre»*t vaL $108,3U filj cont .102,065 OU
Temporary lawhn, on ample Collateral ‘ '
oecuries...!-..—•; 59,13 S 00
.SlocU,(prjj»ni '•'?.«*», (w
Notes and Bilk) Receivable. ou
■ ft2£ftLosi 68
promlpms which this
Company cap divide by law are from ffahs which
have been determined. . , . .
losuranco made on every of property. l
in town and coudtryyat rates as (ow.aSarecousUtent
wun security, ’
JJince tb ( elr incorporation, a perkdi>f?fMrty years,
%JT£, pfcid flre to aa.amount exceeding
Fomr MlUlova of Ifettnv, therebr bflrtrdibtt evidence
of the advantages of insurance, a i well a* their abili
ty and dinpositiob to meet with.-promptness all
lisUUUca. ■ . .•: ' -
Losses paid daring the year!BsB 57
nntEccoast -■ .
Charles N. Bancker, t IsaaoLea,
Mordecal D/ LowiSrl f' Jacob B. Smith.
Tobias Wagner, | | Edward, C- Dste, ■
Dand 8. Brown, I Geo. W. ltfcli*rd*,
Samuel Grant,' ; - 4 :<}■: George Palest *
CHARLES K.BANCKEB, AtstfeO.
EDWARD C. DALE, Flee iWdsat.
W«; A. BTKKL, &Krttar 9 ,prx>Unu- w: f;
J - GARDNER COFFIN, Age*
my& Olfire Northeast cor. Wood AThird sts. ’
T?JURE INSUKAKCE, BY THE RELI*
X-ANCEjIIOTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF PHIL ADELPHIA,on BUlLDlNGB;ilmit«dof
perpetnal, MERCHANDISE-FURNITURE, Ac- in .
town or country.' Office No; SOS Walnut street. '
: Oamtajl, ;. Assets, $308,508 00-riarestsd
as xbllowB:;
First Mortgags on TmprovedCity Proper
ty, worth doable the, amoant.—^uAl SiLpOO 00
Ground mat, first claw— r, so
Penns. B. R. Oo.’s 6 per cent.-Mortnga
Loud, $30,000, 27,000 00
Oitvof Philadelphia, 6* per. cent; Loan—. 30,000 (X)
AUeghcny.county .G perct.P. R. OO
Collateral bonds, Trail neenrad...-,,, 2,600 00
Hantlngdon and- Broad Hdnntaht * .
: Railroad Company, mortgage loon.^.^:. 4,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 5t0ck,....;.;;’- 4,000 00
Stodt of. Reliance 24,350 00 ■ ■
Stock of Coanty Fire Insurance Go —l.tfjOtW • -
Stock of Delaware-M;-8. 7OO 00
Commercial Bank ,do j 5,136 9t
Mechanics* Bank ' do 2,012 60 “
Union M. Insurance Co lno CO <
BDls Receivable, boslness paper.,,—......... 10,207 18
Book Accounts,'sccreod Interest; ere;.:..?.’’ 6,216 72
Cash'on hand and In bauds of agents....... 11^8515
-. .J 308,508 96
CLEM TINGLEY, President. ■
Drazcfbaa: "''--•-i/
deiu-Tiogley, . Q. L. Carson.
BUpUarn, : Z'. Lolhroy,
Wtn,- R. Thompaon, Rdbt; Totaw;
Robert Steen, . Chas. Lelaud, ..
- Brown, -- r TrtsTk; lienwlg, •
Wo. Moaqer, . -A Jacob j.Duottug,
;• C.'Htevensoh, ' . C. S.'TTwSr,*'
7..BcuL.W.;Tiiiglejv ; Smithßovrcrs,
m B. WorreU, - . Jaa/8. Woodward,
■ ' Martlrall Hill, - JolA BUaell,' 7 PiUab’gh.
. B.AIINCHMAK, Secretary.
' . 7 J.G. COFFIN, Agent.
my C Northeast corner Third and Wood street.-
WESTERN INSURANCE * COiIPA-
.NY OF PITTSBURGH. - . . v
' R. HILLER, Jr., President. •
. G. M. GORDON, Secretory.
Office, No. 02 Water street, Spang* Col’s Ware,
botuw, ap stair*, Pittsburgh,. . ' -
Will , insure agaitut all iimdt qj .Fir* and Maries - '
Rith. A ITdm* IndUntit>iti Wia*agaJ who
art veil ,£»*«*{» tektfars deter*'
mined, 6jr promptness and, Überalita, to maintain the
character which they have assumed,'at'offering the teti .
prouctumtothoeewhodairsto beinmnd, -
' ' ASSETS, 3o,lB^V'
Stock Accoauta 63,000 00
Mortgnaea 2.100 00 •
Office iipniitura- 250 00
Open. Accounts, 7,809 00
Cuh..— 18,10 l 09
Premium Notaa, --,7,,27,©5 14
Notes and Bills DbfMantai f —-.-,.....,,.174,075 12
- « , ‘ $203,25L25
•. DtmzcTOKS:
• a. , t - Andrew Aitej. 1
-JamesMcAuley, • - Alexander Sheer, .v t v : --■'■•••
Matbantd Holmes, ' DaviitM.'Ciniff,
Aion Nimlck, ; .Baps J. Thomaa. •.
George Damie, Bsnj.P. Bakcwcll, '***>***
1 WlTllaffl H; Smith, •• • Jribw tt. It'iVm.
, 0. W. Rlcbateon. • , .
QtJ3O ' F. M. GORDON. Wtery.
TjUKE. MARINE'AND3NLAND JN-
X 1 SURANCK.-.INBURANCR : COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.
• Incorporated 17W—Capital,$6nu,000.
Aracts, January It),*>24 61 -
,„ rv „ . • ARTHUR Q. COFFIN, i'rtuJenL
THOHASTLATT, Secretary. '
INSURANCE, COTOP TEE STATE
OF PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1794-M^pital,92Uo,(XN>.
Assets, Febroary. ....._.5413,808 00 -.
D * SHERREUI>,.!*«W«r.
WILLIAM UAUPIUj Sevrtlanj*
XXAKTFORDPiRFINSUEANCK CO.
-LA HARTFORD. ’
. iDCOiTKOTtedmOr^pitaLAIOO.OOO.
A nets, May I,IBGO ._...t955,7tt »
- H. HUNTINGDON, ftenW.
v TIMO. 0. ALLYN, Seeretarp. > »V* wa “-
4 Insurance in the above reliable Com*
ponies can be obtained by application to
ful. r r.diy 87 Water street,*BtMmfey*^uifiSjgii.
riITIZEN’SJNSDRAKCKCOAU^ANY
OF PITTSBURGIL Office, corner Market and
Water streets, second floor;
-q . _>nx»r, WM. BAGALBY, JVsndeeA
SAMUEL BEA, Btereian.' '
• 'lnsures Bteamboata and Cargoes.
liuures aninat toss and damare in r the irrigation
of the Hduthern and- Western Birenu ; Lakn and
Bayona,itnd the navigation of the Seas. -
Insure* against loss and'damage by fire.''
Wm.3agalor,‘ v .. S. M. KJer, ,
Jr., John Shlpten,
W.G. Johnston, Jaa. M; Cooper,
B. F. Jones, 8. flarbauAT
Owens, . J. OaldweiL Jr.,
Hon. T.M. ,Howe, . John S. Dihrorth,
Barclay Prerton. CharteaH. Zug,
Poorge Bingham, - . ’v-'ideSO-.lyd
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIKE
COMPANY, No. 1« Cheenut st,
opposite the Custom House. 1 -
••»••• CwitaljJSKUOO-Aaeats;93o4,oo. »
Will make all kinds of Insurance, eiunr perpetual
or limited, on erefydtoerfption of Pt^rtyorScr
chasdise, at TeawmaUe rate* ot vemiom.
BOBIBT 'P. KniO,’ PmidcuL
• W. BAL»WIK,rS?S£«A
F. BLACKBUBNK, Secretory,
• ‘ ; Joaenh a. panl,
, 0. Saorman,'
- John Qaj too,
Tbirdand Wood streets.
'Chat. Bayes,
X. B.Cepe,
E.‘B. Eogliah, '
. Geo. W. Brown.
P.BlSiwy,
'“A IAEOHEW ¥ INSURANCE COST
jtXTAS I ! orpixwßiiEaa.i.oo« > jso.3Tn«L
street Bank Block. ./•
Incores against «n kinds of Flreaxxl Kuins BUk*
ISAAC JOHSS^AarfiiMb.
. JOHN D. MoCOHD.. YioiPnMtml
D. M. BOOK. Be&*arj. - ' -****««'•
Cspttf-M. JiZAS, Qmtnl Aftn 1
DfUtCTOU:' . * •,•
• John DkHcOord, •
C»pt.Ad*niJacob«,
■ ■ flt<nfait,
C*pt.Wmia« Dcsn
'Bobti 1.. HcGnv, •
;; r : Jl.Barta, ~; jUrlyd
* WUiSOJf S .
ISfctoJoQCft, .
X},,G. Hauer,
' HarreyCbildi, '
.Capt. B. C.Gray,
Jonir A.'Wtlaoa,
B. L.-Fahnwtock t
Sewing Machines,
- KO. J 7 FIFTH BTBXFf, MWtrMiJiqaff t j» A>
. FAIBSOF 1800. .
,WKBKIRH4WI£6ON :
AmtAJ A« «* ft*
: Chlaago •-' - -■ ■ i
■ UeckanW loattart*; 1
GluciniumKecbwfa’lnatltut*:
A&MeaHEffY. COUNTY FAIB» fITTSBUSQu’
“tod Fair* toontnnertmi ttf nwctksa.
J£&l2S£S?&*- PtoMIcWHFK.FJIAiIKn.SOira
' DCPBOTEB SBWINO ICACHINF, at BSJDUGZD
• litmaii] copflifark* laltr'mcrlU as
lt» bcgt aad meat rt list la Family flawing .
sow in nae; r It aev* oil tbe tblc|rte« •
: lYJix»t to
unravel, with ibecawn tl*l ■draQUum oj aliv#. >
■os both •iko.'Atfmin* ao rttgatsrc&iiitrtlS?ondir
ttto-rfefbppte ißcooatiTOlloD, aqre speedy in boto
otot, and nomdonbto t&ra'ftay otbftf MAhiii.
- c kf t rf» l *»*«’ntainlag' tektim^DW*
sss. .
Jgggu^TWjgaf
NO. 49
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