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T QARDINER',I3OI,III%-i-Am*Yoß
u . Faixrux, PiLtUDuitru
SULU= CONT.IIII%' Northland comer 'Wood and
FM@
. P. ON.ES, Asn.
s* airmAxs.tr
• . et, State a Pena lliiddi and I'loirlfidd
OdulpardeN`drWidor attest. • • ln
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St
=NW.
INUTIANCI VOItrAST, =MST e?
lad Water
MEM
ESTABLISHED IN 1
COALWISISIO.V, kc,
rOltlt'a
cp stole an Tourazotaa iltsamunT and .wbols
isle dealer A , WYOTERLI ILCIOnmg
NIIMio. LAE) PORK, BACON, /LOUR, TIM,
POT mob ruin. AMMO SALTILAUS, L.
ISMILAND34II9 • OILWDILITZ SMUT and
1.1 we,penorally, Roar - 141 . and 148 Anal sheet,
flanclu.
lULP SHEPARA, Cothiussuut alf
NJ main and dealers in PLC/Vito:MAIN AND
PUODOUS, No. 243 Liberty street, PitUb irgb Pa.
Mit* brands at tOr DANN and !family use
ometantly on handYlour. Partknlar attention paid to
Wing orders Mr Mercbandise general! . oct2dl
'tl • AA (M)R ER, PEODITOR AND
COMMSION NEIMAN?, deem Io FLOUR, DDT.
TAM, BROOMS, SRAM LARD, LIDU4BI4 FORK.
DRIED 'AND GREEN /FRUITS ind .I %iiduce gen
erally. Liberal =oh adamem mad. on conaignmenni.
Warrhoma, No. 11 { ~i , sound arm*, FNUMIrgh. - •-•
7:77
MIE
IMZUZI9
•AND DIALER IN CRUDE OILS,
&mei
Hand enor - 4. and D • quake W
.. -1) : -1610 VAY, - leokwAtipteui
Cosisturiox .Nssarsir, br the debt TLOCR4
ISAIXIN, LAND, BOMB, £OGB and'
Walton, Prodooe genera/Ir, No. 10 SkLITEEFINT , "
liTßENT,'Oonssr or First, Pittsburgh. Pa.
460-014 Ors and auatitruirtruts solicited. '
A ARNO A.. 7 RETZI3, FORWARDING AND
4/ OoiNGsrAN lertelwer,tbr Us solo of' noun;
GRAIN, DAWN, LARD, HOTTER, SUDS, DRUID
• ' 1,11,1)1T, aid Produce gmterelly, No. 16 Market it.
.. 1 . cotver of Find, Pittsburgh. ocZtaily
........—._
— ma; r.. - naaiL.
QOIIO3I2tKER & LAN CoilinsacoN
Ilicaciairra and whaleaal• dad , era In GROOS
RIQI, FLOUR, GB4III, paopuvx,,tr..,
Liberty atrind;Pittibary,db
.rel3:dly
Laugh, tiiELI PRODUCE, OHK
OORY
k N AL AND
OtiniktilgOlf NABARANt: •
Cotikusoutta trospeidtally solicited: te28:1117
, Wm. mina Milt&
WIIM: BROTHERS,- - FoawARDING
moo Voirussion limit and dealers In
PEOVISIONS AND PRODUCE GENERALLY, No.
2na Libartystroet, Pittsburgh, Ps. " ' my 27
A sL IILOYEIL, Cohimissios AtEitensarr,
• &mkt , in CRUDE AND B.Elel NED CARBON
("ILK, GLASS, IRON, NAILS, Am., No. IE3 Liberty
siren. .
1,1 " , A 2 1 MEANS, } a vn tfp ar t. s. 1 DAVID IIeCAIIDLIAS,
- UAL- A. corrut, Special Partner.
AffEA3ll4 & VOFFLN,' successors to
2JI. 31' Means A Cm; WTIOLIZSALE SOW
USES, ovitiqdf sod and Writer streets, Pittsburgh,
Penn's. .: ' _
Jyautty
WII. J. urracutamir...„.ump saare.l....a., I. toter.
VOIGT dc L successor to L. a
JUN. Graff, PtUDIRIE AND COMILUISION
CUIANTS, 94( Liberty street, Pfltiborgh; Pa. auls
JTORN . HOUSE at OCO,;::Wrioisajaji.
Animism Ism Ctrasussion blirsausres, corner of
bmlthiteld and Water streets, Plttmbor. b, Pa. in
.• NA • : nom
adit Constuuttox.lllcactuari,
lid Nand rtnisd; Pittsburgh. badly
J. 1.11111PAT11471....111. 211 . 01, 78..... WM. Emma: atilt.
Act ROVUZA, £ IRKPATRICKS, Wnour,-
1.,P aux theocsiu arid dealers In FLOUR AWD
InalDdylled. lid and 193 Liberty street, Plttsporgli:.
.11VARIS • h i ,comiaz.
Gar the sale of CRI7DII AND RE
FINED eAiIION DLLS, No. 69 and 70 Water atreet,
DRI7G(3IsIw.
QLMON- OHNSTON, Dad nr Pugs
P.) MUM AKIO CHICKICALB, PiaRTUIREalti
Limey cculdt,..ptililllNG FLUID, QUA'III.III.
iLY AISDIOLTUCtI,' kc., olf strictly prime qual
ity, which be alien at lowest plain Corner &nab
&ld and P.tafil atroota,Pitbblurgh,
care sum , wad ed at all bourn
iCIAILVESTOCK &CO wools
• .P aux Daianum and KanataMarer of WHITE_
• LEAD A.ND.LITILARGE4 comer of Wood and tront
•- 7atmeta, Plnab b. • mh7
talN r. Te3)43 • Avuot.EBALN
IDLUON,,,AINTS,7OILiI, YARNISUNSAND
fiImixI,wo. 295 Liberty amast.
• All orders will maim prompt attaatian. Juba
raummea auras.
11../EARN, & REITER, .Wizotsaanuaxp
harms. Diu:vitas, maw at Liberty and Bt.
1:11a4 atreets,Pittibinb.• •
1 - 10‘. r - • • . • •• 1 : swims;
140-Waratraea,-coniar Wood-inteeracd
Virgin allay, Plltsbargh. Pa.
. 41 "r0RXErii.
01114 a IdiiicONNEILL; kirinunci
le Law. Ontto;
end wood story Km . ums
a Law B.
tr Illan wee*.
Will attend bathe aettkenant. an:nriat and adleo•
Hon et bonutfod,, tea, ib Wadtinona, Mitt-let
ofOolnmWa. i' • nel9t6tax
11.1113111.PATJUCC...................=-.Joilll MELLON.
iu
IRKEARRICIE it.M.ELLON,,Areas,
WITS £TY.4w . No. 133 Fourth street. ATI dowi
.above B selthBeldlPtrtsbar6h; Pa: leyl7alll'
Tllolll.Akr , BbV
Orrwz, Nae 160 /fourth 'street; comer of Merry
allay, Pittsburgh; Pa. . lull:L*lTP -
'Arroionrr • ' AND
-SAMUEL 14::PURN.ULas....,
Omar, rink atnet, a4foinlng the teas of ker.
shall Brtnra, Pfttabargh. Pa. , •,*2o;illy
et ATrosismr• AND
Ostrnmoksr; LAW, bait remieredi to NIIIIN'Et
LAW BUILDINGS,i No. IS Diatoood: streist,Otecit:
door to St. Peter's Church.
Ssea° 17414 • JII.; ATTORNEY ATtisAliti
No. ITT Fourth street, Lowrhes Um Nuhiding,.
Pittsburgh tub!
PRODUCE.
I.
atrivulslOJl gatca.
T .EECit-40.11UTCHINSON,Conotathe
14 /MD roawastand dealers In WEST
BUN icEsisp - x: CBSZSIS,
CON, BUTTEKT - LISSZED Ono OTS-AIM
PLUM ASU SUDS, GRAIN, DRIED PBUIT
and Produce grearaCf. Beet-brands 'Fatally 'now
alertly, on band. ;Agent tbr tbe sale or Madison
Co.'s celebrated rateeta"misii Starch: - - Nor. 115
Second and 145 Blot sts., between Wood and Smith-
Seld, Pittsburgh Pa. ; • ...:111f
OIiERSIII • WARNIIOUSE.---11ENt.
/4 COLLINS, Paiwardlng and Commission Mer
eluutt and dealer Fia•OllTP.sl,•
' VISO and Product/ generally,' Nn. •26 Wnintittreet,
abore Water, Plllebtergh.
lAMBS 11ULAIES dt Ca, tk. r-- 'V -- "''ir.e4;
siy
P., iisa and draleri In PROVISIONS, eon*, at Nu.
ket and Front streets. • Ja6:dly
_ . •
A (10 Ttn • -eounairr
Iburautes Commun. 92 Water , :
A . • Szviumar LISQBEIg
Itatnuki. pitisy.fu!l. - #37 n4li4tieet.:
JOEJI 1rriMM....412411 W. 61111....DAY1p
WILSON, CARR 'A CO.;
(tat. Mho Pow& C 10.,)
ongousaLs MAW
roam% AittO remit= - Dar Goo_ •
so. - a. Wood Woof. third booois onuokoo4
joy .. ?macro, ' hplikdtf
DL - B[JHCHNZ~Tilf;ooneesos so
VP • nan111•140a.,WhOlopol000llioWl.Dadof.
41 IiTAPLE AND 11111KMAITIT 009,114:1North
-18W:wow of Toosg• NOW otmota. ae2
W. MILKER ic litAilhemaßittraiti
. Soon; wow It:AN oliriet; tottroilinfrifitir
I. •
drisurgail
HAtitiUN 4.0 v it , pawl 131
• Its lint , .74*.
U?=2X3ll
esEPII , IIIO4
Anus, ramoaftlikii'.l)l"il:ll.lll6
Market stank pi tti b unda arm! 41;ocndiVOM
rittabeu lt h. .
ru nnur t.. ms, Ta ri tuziedi mi, ma i ,' am,
BOOr q.:4 l 4rD. SWORN
TORN CA MEWSLlOLismar t yme t . or
u BOOTS AND iEI 1101C8-ot deoceptioo No.
14 Railtll6l4 • ••
;• • t
9. OW, "mots,
: :LOD Nerom mums, or AD& juinu44s,
ll",tiesar youth end X0011,11t11011;
' •
. a ... •• ,
' '; 0-.M LY -:- PITTSBU.RGH.- . .' :GAZ
sultivEß a LAZEAR,
WyOLWALZ CROC E . BA
commzsszos mEacnstiTs,
M;1
TRW LIMA. 1111.-...........-..........6...14111611-111.1111111.3.
_ITTLE & Wnoptasul
J./ Gammas aim Caamosuss Ilsamaxas, dealers
In PRODUOR, FLOUR, BACON, CHRESZ, FMB,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON; NAILS, GLASS,
COTTON YARNS, and Pittsburgh mannfactstres
genanl4,ll2 tees, Pittsburgh... • . -
DulicAN
MODONAI,D ARBUtKLE,
iur. Otoczsus, Ann Communion Ilia-
AMEN
WBOLE-
Jobbeen in N. 0. SUOAESand MOLASSES,
; SIICIASS and SYRUPS, /LOUR, BA- ,
LYLN, MOE, CHEM, SEEDS, dc., No. 26.'3 Liberty
street, PittabarglL
001X1&910,N KIRCHANT
P. 11 MTMED........J. I. D. RUMS&
DEYMER . ,& lIROTKERS, suoiessonv
Am to Belmar 4 Andetvon Wholesale dealers In
FONEIGN FRUITS, NUTB.-AND .EPIONB,OOI,I
- INOTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORKS, Er., Nos.
"126. and .128 Weal street, above nth, Pittsburgh,
PCDIVA.
imdly
roar.
...... .“.111ANUCL 11.11.011;0a.
Top ROBISON Jic C O ., lygow,iLa Giza,
.Ll 4. cella; Coixisidox IkEt.i4;" aq4 dealers in
art - Mode or PROVISIONB;I.II,ObUak .04 Pitts
burgh n tuuthciarce,llo: 255 Liberty . street, -Pitta.
my 2:,
4.)SALI
6, 0
—M
OILS; PIM inis7
mb ILLN4I.4. RAMC, OAK I UM. •
par-,-q Mayo the klononahels
•
1101 MILS ' . ....... Y.-DALS=4
DOBERT DA:EZELL' & (NO - Wliati
awiLehloczais,Voititidatiox Ann i t eirwaarnaa
lliascausen, and dealers In PROD.UoLand..Pitla
-4nrgh
alma
SLAMBERTLT
& ilipN; W1361,ES ALiAR PRODITCZ DiALUIJI and Cosimuott
kixcuxxxa, Na 6 Sixth EtZeet, Pittsburgh, P. •
12014:17
.1011 X
~our WlLsox.
WATT & 'WILSON, Wawassis (hco-
Y cud, Coitsiustor MIZOILLKIII, mad dealen
to
Produce and Pittaltnigh matt a0.1.5n Idb.
arty: street.. Pittabiugh.
- ntd
wtX) n t t t thioosss, Commission sod (11.
in 18.
greUCE, No. 80 Waiessirtot, 004 05)frold s.
_
ow. W. brIWGITII... B. DILWORTH.
, S. DILWO"Riff& CO
0 110011/1116NOL /30 Wad LT/ -Becostil ttr!rii new
Smithfield. Pittabazah -
JORN. . ... MTN.
JOHN FLOYD & CO., Wnomitax
exis Jam Coauciatioa Namaiitiacm Ha. 172 Wood
lid 228 Libert at; Pitts b.: ~7 .10/6
DAOALBY; - nomisals
G r iibcia;2laa. 111 and 40 Wood gaga;
• A LE.X xxitiaaa ,
.. I biocia,bavortai or :SODA &a, e 73 Matti
.
w.
I. mica
A:Mum:l
MAC iiEIeIPLILLL it CO4'
AM corner Pits and , O'Hara streets , n
_ear the Citalor .Works,-IlttlaMork:72%;:l.ltasorlooturers y
%V
111 CKINTOS11 AND HEMPAILL'it 111 PROVED
PATENT OSCILLATING STRAIN rsalias AND
SLIDE VALVES, of all Gass and beat style.
listing put tip machinery of large capacity and of
thithest quality, we are prepared to do !teary Job
bing, and solicit trOrk in this lins, trusifog that by
prompturm, and the character of our work, to merit
special atNutba. to out DALANCED
VALVE ONCLLLATING_ENGINLVas.combitdng
.adranEngiatages-herstofore unittair4d"in thlf ChM of _
----... •
wiLLuLa
VOLLIAM BARNHILL & co., No. 61
FI/ Penn
street
;below parniicy. Pittsburgh:Tn..
LSTEAII BOILF:It BAUM AND SHEET LEON
WOUKCES; iialltUfactnret, ofBABNLIILLI PAT:
ENT 80/LYS, LOOOIIOT/VE„ EZAlSBeiddlnrs,,,
LNDX.B.:1101LE118, CHLYNEYS, BESTEHEN.
FIIIB BELL STEA.H.FLPHS;CIONDENI3EBS, SALT
PANS, SUGAR PANS, LEON YAWLS, LIFE
BOA/S.
amend
etc. -Also. BLAVICLUSITIFS ORE,
BRIDGE and FLibIICT IBONS, done at theyehore
eat notice.. 46, orofflor tram a diatanoe prompt ]
tended
pAun 1,11 --- IPACITURER OF
ID /Manna a.anti Attu* HOFFER-D&
VELLHD KUM WHISKY and FAMILY
`YRIEGAM, InlylSO end la rind street,
between SmithrleidAnd grant street% Ilttaborgla
IHrlirirateorderatioliatted: Highest market price
. d far BYE,
W.Ymmel OW and idrotlier polsonteril a b i
oak carehdly astracnak by, a. proems new aid improve&
PrrrBl3l 7 Bo /L . ap
''YltfV/aOIVUL of
EgFPXBIOE 131TAII INGIN7I3, 'NACIIINEAr.
eijoigli,&N Am err.,
13." Pit tibanth, losagictararapOlLNNNlVM!
WADI:IG= SPIKY% 0011 NON AND RAILROAD,
7granatcricr=l or diapeASPIXIN and AM
eTi3, hop or amaJl, made to caller. at abort aotka..
rood cornmeal wasfaritlt rat bald: mr-ablea
FTnrs•
kl. II Li 1 P , ! -- aueimssor
of P. 11. Oliphant, Nonofseturer of HOT
;PRESSED NUTS ,Min..Wesurats, CHILICOAL
• BORSE,SHOR . IRON and NAIL RODS, BOILER
ISONt iu re.r4
,I,RON WORNB,lsysttooA4
LSd.- archwas. 13 -WoNodlt, Plll 6 Donsb.. , •
A. 11 t/ItllaLr:
1x CELFHOR, -GrAttis-vrbjiir.s.
WE, PLUNK:en A"oo;,—GiAeiiieivrie;
Trecee. W erehisaiss,'l7o:.lsLlyessi, isisSst„ censer
of rim; Pitt/ • h, sos:lyd
• WI "I 4 - t 10 .,6:22 +V
• Libest7 street, opposite &ilk Illuboreb,
maanitseurers of WIIIPS, LASIILS AHD MlMl
aad' e r' r Y PfAr4Tligluttunnas.
BY; orsirsiezeitittpak
ly s hined eg thetie*Siiit`e>eritit:
tea:steely V
•
tr
PAIN BY THE UPS CIT IAPPAILAUS
WHEitifili NO pitUpl.9 Oa 514./.I(AISTIC BATTERY
t+ hied holp.heet
cod int. ba I. tattiO.:iiliii.liep4potnilperw-,
4 - estlemen Auld- tbak.Andlyis th;vir bad.
Mat tpt4h rxtrastlid yIS T maw; tad arezesdy to
tostity afto mkt . pagapidniampsemot tka vers.
tlan—rhatener-has Demintd typerescmitinitensW
owning dig , eolltraiy;lbstring 1 4 2 4iir1itIg? . ot tn!
iglarelenruir jinit;i;r4l-iftwcrc47lo.•
oupsy. , ..TENe; au giant&
j 08141 - 11 ADAMS,-141m#7,, Ckettelly'ti
ti! ,
..
• itinmumcze—Dr. A. X. Pollock; , Dr. ,, Frallockv
Thetic B*bbillgr. XVINKX Attext.i,
rrl7,wwvr 4 , Trlrli
......._:..‘:,:-5...
'W ilniarl i r ... . i 1 1 %P*44 ,1 1. IF X/1411.
IMbIT Nteigs,. yawns, ograaana,,sad a11a5....
•,earitieitior izioney. ;k,6f;)
Perm can proms LOANS through :ity agency
IMlOMOlllablill terms. I :
.
note tithing to Oman their mousy to good ad•
vantage, tan always And And and aeound'claav paper
vetmrmpe, tor aide,
...—' 4W I mlnum it i keka44 . ***ln. itecurielia.
•weithl.- iol2lot, iaiit itreet. Menthe. St. Saal's
Cathedral., '
jel;dtt
AMI,
M.-BALPH, late aesiatant to
ce Charlie Eertberinr, prepares IMPLICIT DItAW
IN • AID SPECIFICATIONS inr — sll kinds of
and supetintonp tbelr alnettfon etrztol o ai
Adeleops. '•-•••
• OttleeNns Andereon street, between Loam* sod
streets. Allegheny Qty. Jell
.Lh s 1,11x6„ dams-
Ar , oisce,.fisoNt'amaz inibmwriter
meet. ArambhagPL ANS
s ß ma a le O toaf
mevseysAND
;SwPEorCuIFICMATIeOinNtiS
onrate .alptton ti*a
•
rBLIKLOTTE BLUME, MAnw A vram :
• 1 1,.0 its aggp DJUZZX In PIANO-FONTES, and Ito
mut. andnalc and Nadal Instramanna SCSaataiS
iot%Uns:DAXDUILG PIANOS, also In RAILS%
DAVIS & VO.'S BOSTON PIANO* arltSSlndsHab,;
out knaannithtschaten street. snye
0.11
.
inormonlJ
,i. MtiLW
Jo. No. 111 Iracuriek, betirmk
•4Anetb atelefseitt Ifteabd iltiltnthch: '
a OU!CB~~.ESS,;I~e
' KAY4Cp. BOOICHRLLUa ARO STA
nos No, 66Woojtilf&K 4,69bik 4.11'
corner of Thint — Pitnibmgo rah, otrnOOL &ad
LAW BOWLS °natant cm biind.
- -
s
~.- :~:..
- _ „.,
V&C,I
GROCERS
Hue. 27 and Smlt4lleld }Weed
PITTSBURGH, PA
i 1
Corner of First sad Liberty striate,
jrl tre,
. _ 'r7
"- ; 1:
.
AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, MONDAY MORNTNa VT All !`ll-r
Pladrell
N , .
•
. ......
E W 7 OCT. PUN ' . • -7*.
FOR s2fo, CUL—Jun ramie • , • - ' ,'
at tke new MO Waftetema , N 0 .43 T ' AT 1
I.lth street,
FILL
7 002. ROSSWWW P • 7 OS,
with Zip Illotddlo . 4 .
.Careed Lege, Irmo Retold, and
Improved Iron !ramp," made b of the best
New York 'takers, and Will te mid for te
!!°: clAb.
°HARLOT"! BLUM!.
.
Bole Agent for Snake ' s Pianos, and Prince'. Helot
dem,. -
NIB
899 g, r
oCaliQtf--Otas beautiful Black Walnut %octave
CUMBERING PIANO,
tan
Iron rrerse, New Scsk„ tedtmxl from 8276
Sq.; Juseteretred sad for sa/s by
68 . 108 21.11. 8 11ILLOE, 81 Wood street.
, rIA.NUS.
R«.--1.3i-um •
PIANOS,
0111 01(EHINO, with full Imp' ream. Now Seale, ro.
ducod from $290 to $250, jut teceluitatid &rude by
JOHN H. MELLON, 81 Wood otrut.
kthil — lING
.w-w(b. .
r'rpo Cythare, by J. R. WoO.bbluy--pse dos.-S8 5 0
The New Lute of Zion, by J. Woodbury do ... 8 50
The Mobil, by Dr. Lowe ll he do. —. 8 60
no Diapeeon, by Georgie P. E0ot; ''
do 8 60
Tho Sabbath Bell, by George F. Root,
The Jubilee, by William B. B radbury. , do —8 60
The Christian kilolitre!, by Aiken, ' do 850
The Sacred Sisk. by Leonard Harebell, do -. 860
JUVENILE SINGING pposs. 1
The Golden Wreath, 100th edition—per d0tec...13 no
Tam liank, by J. A. Aerie, do —3 Od
The Nightingale (new book) do —3 00
Sabbath Sehoddiall. do
TheGoltianCluain, for Sabbath Sehoole,do —I 60
. All the above for sale to quantities or Kingly by
JOHN
•N H. MELLOR, No. 81 Wood at.,
Ja2o between Diamond alley end Panetta at.
.rEli• BOOKS.
TIEVOIIIO.NAL
13 , 1.0antions for Lind; • • . .
; Wilberforce'. Communicant!" Mantua;
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MONDAY
- MORNING, MARCH 10.
The Advance on New Madrid.
We were surprised to find, by our telegraphic
dispatches yesterday, that our troops are
threatening New Madrid. The place ie on
. the west side of this Mississippi, in the State
of Missouri, come fifty or sixty .miles by
water, below Cairo, and below IsLint No. 10,
which it was said the rebels Were fortifying:
It said that Gen. Pope, who has been in the'
northern part of Missouri, has edvincod on
New Madrid, hiking the dry road south from
Commerce, along the ridge that rune parallel
with the river and some miles west of it. One
rumor is that he had got nearer than eighteen
miles, at last accounts, but there are others
that the rebels hare evacuated as they did at
Columbus, and still others that they have
beaten back the federal forces.. Some days:
mince, after Gan. Pope's column had been ren
dezvoused at Commerce, the remaining troops
at Cairo were sent directly west from Bird's
Point to intercept and Join him. The rebels
were said to 'number 40,000 at New Madrid,
but it is significantly added that they have a
good supply of steamers on hand, and we
shall only have to wait a day or two to be in
formed that the Federal Rag float, over Now
Madrid. We think there peed - be no- appre
honsion for the safety of Gen. Pope.
The Cincinnati CommeMia' I says.:
Our diapatehas from Cairo indicate pretty
itrongly that hot work is going on near, or at;
New Madrid. It is improbable, however, that
the rebels are there in any such numbers as
has been reported. If anything like such an
army is stationed them, lien. Pope's Division
have a formidable obstacle to overcome before
New Madrid falls into the hands of the Fed
eral troops. That position secured, Island
No. 10 will be of no value to the rebels.
Mr. Cowan Finding Hie Level.
. The only two papers in the North which
pralsed Mr. Cowan's speech, which have
come under our eye, are the Pittsburgh Pint
and the New York Herald! Mr. Cower ball
A •
found his level. His descent was marvel
lonely rapid, showing that his moral sense
we.:greatly perverted, and his intellectual
powers vastly overrated. But if he has any
Shame left, any repugnance to becoming nt
tmly detested by his constituents, his;: , must
revolt at the use made of him by Bestow,' , of
the Herald. But has he any right te':eozo
plain 7 Has not the Herold drawn a liliricel
conclusion from his speech 7 Poor COTAN 1
To.be patronized by the Herald/ II ill
exclaim, like Cain of old, "My gees '
As greater than I Can bear." . Thisivlo w
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the Herold Bays i
The progress of the debate on the Confisca
tion ; balls developing the conservative, con
atitution.loving sentiment in Contrast. It is
&struggle of law and order against anarchy
and revolution. The observations of Senator
McDougal (opposition,) of California, on
Monday and Tuesday, are well worthy theist-
tentive consideration of the whole people, and
their endorsement by Mr. Cowan, (Ilepubli
can,) of Pennsylvania, is a gratifying evidence
of patriotism amidst the fierce paasions of
party spirit. "Shall we," says the latter gen
tlemen, "stand by the Constitution, or shall
we - open wide the field of revolution, and go
back to the doctrines of feudal ages, and in:
troduce feeds which centuries cannot quiet?
That is what the bill proposes. - The passage
of nub a bill will make the whole Southern
people our enemies. The scheme - of coloniza
tion is entirely impracticable. -And further,
the bill is directly in conflict with the Coasti
lotion, for the ' , reservation of , which alone,
the war it Waged: The hili is unnecessary,,
itripolitleind totally useless. The bill is no-
' conetitutionat, because the Constitution pro
vides that no bill of attainder shall be paned,
and no ,person. punished for crime without 1
regular proceedings in court. This bill ii, in
!feet, a bill of attainder, and Oongreu has no
power to pus It."- • -- -
This covers the whole ground.' And what
is - Mr. Cowan's opinion about emancipation?
Be say, : —"l protest against that section
1 of the bill for freeing the - slaves, as an
entire departire from the principles of the
constitution, and especially impolitic' at this
time. Bosiadee wa are in a 'oar we ought not
to make a law Which was unconstitutional be
fore."- "What hare the Tommie dine to se.
cure freedom'at this lime, when the course of
their router" seems especially to invite Mali
to strike for liberty 7 Nothing. They siinply -
rely on dui, nuntooo,
.41* domestie; aniseabr, -
with a sort of blind snot:net." ' He CO116)1140,
Wilk ‘‘a hope that the bill would not pass, but
that Congress would attend to the measures
necessary to secure surmise in the great strug
gle in which we are engaged."
Thin is the language of a patriot ; and if ail
men in Congress had only, no spoken and acted
from the beginning neither civil convulson
nor dimmion would exist to-day. There is
one Mart result prOdubed fly this *sr. The
ayee of million, of men' at the North are open
ed to the real {hare/Sterol the negro, and they
have' Ws/petered from the experience of our
troops end Generals, what we have BO long
.prooltan te d to, theta in vain—ilia nature, In
feriority of the negro. to the white man, which
can no more he removed than the color of his
skin by:any amount of legislation. It is the
negro', mature to be the; servant at Alte Cliu4
easian race. Be "ivliti on hos master," rays
'llfri B owan, "wish siert of klind inntinot." It
Is ehent; therefore; that part of the bloody
programme which contemplated servile Dumf.
motion Is already exploded. Thetis/re is hap
pier and boner ephyncally,mtwaUg,vociallytiod
LrflkiiosoSlg, snider th e mild Ohriebian servitude of
Ais Oat? eausteeot the South, than le fiver mash,
ony other condition sines the dines of emotion, or
'ever will be till the meting of the miiiessnium.
,To leave the negro' to himself, and put him
into competition with the white man, ti to de
stroy hiln as effectually an our civilization Inns
destroycid•the - red men of the foiliet.. 'geni
tal ie the rtropo's normal condition. It is cal
eishited to preserve the race from extinction,
and tri, render it happy and at the time'
subservient to the happiness of the whits man..
That white men should wage a war of eater-%
initiation against atille',.inen .to change the
condition of blacks for the - worse is an absardi
ty to great for thecommon-sense of any pee.'
Iffi, and much, tun of. the Intelligent and
poetical ; peopl' of the' United' States. Mr.
Lincoln recognises the fact;. and therefore,•
even if the fanaties in Congiesa ehonld sue ,
reed lit eirryinglbeir bill it Will•belthet with
his Teta.
Al to the 'lllitaltititationalliy ; :of-the-bill
both as regaitbi.tho anianeipetion of-the'ire=,`
gross and-the wholesale meal/cation 'of the'
limpidly of the Southern, people, therecknobt
be iv ibideir. trf dr/At,' :Bills. of attainder and
general . foifeitutc4itre expresely.liveatbit a d 4 -
20 tolf Sara au even Sheriousearytaltheitty
to pursue this course, Mr. pcjithur chorea that
it would be imholitie and ' nettle: It Would
.. , M. 411 ,itt 4 ‘:101101il, *FI4Got th.. South .ant
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• • contruy to. the, law otrnatione" Ind'
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forbid the capture_sitferfeitattrof letralatary'e
. iirstnitroperty.. Lot nephew the world thot -
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THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
tie public document for some time has cre
ated so profound an impression as the Eman
cipation Message. Although, practically, It
may amount to but little, still it is an indica
tion of avast movement in the right direc
tion. The idea of emancipation has been
,expressed from the White House,
and as reforms never go backward, we look
for a eteadypruighty movoin theright three.-
lion. The opinions of the leading press will
be looked for by the reader with deep inter
est, and wo hasten to lay them before him.
"The Now York ' Tribuee's special dispatch
says:
The Itf, fr
.ressage from the President to-day is
perhaps the most important document - ever'
addressed to Congress, and one of .the most
important in history. Though reserved and
moderate in terms, it distinctly, proposes to
"initiate emancipation," Such A proposition
from the Chief Magistrate Must be historic.
From this time forward the great question
passes away (nun the keeping of speculators
and philanthropists into that of cabinets and
statesmen. It cannot be put aside. One early
effect will be the creation of an miancipation
party in the Border States devoted to the
linion,renderingtheefforts of the Secessionists
there hopeless. It is - known that several of
the largestslave.owners in the Border States
have given in their adhesion to this prOject In
advance, and are now very anxious for its
adoption. The warning of the President to
the rebels that if the war goes on, "ill the in
cidents of war are to bo employed, even if
they cause ruin," will be troderetood at once
to mean that slavery must console exist when .
'it stands in the way of humaiity and the Re
public. The friends of freedom here are 'Much'
elated, and all of us anticipate that the good
cause will be qiickened ' throughout ttio coun
try. The hiessaii being received in the Son- .
ate while in Executive Session, was not read
--
aloud by the Clerk. It was shown around,
and passed from hand to hand. Its reception
by the Senators was electric.
The latest advices from Paris, wholly enti- -.
tied to consideration, state the : keystt44
the, Emperor's policy is the English al
and that be will do nothing to weaken this..
It is important that this be borne in.
mind by those who hastily think that France .
may be detached from - England in her rela
tions to our dealing with ttie slaitholderS'
rebellion. But happily all things surely fn=
diorite that neither of these powers is disposed'
to interfere. The President's Message of -to , -
day , makes this interference absolnteljimpos--
sible.
The Emancipation Message of the President '
is regarded among the Foreign Ministers as.
an epoch, and calculated to produce a. profound 1
impiession in Europe. It will be the subject
of ffispatches from Alb the Legations by Sat- '
orday's steamer. -
TheTrieutis, in its 'editorial columns, e -
„
preases unbounded joy. It is an era in Mr.
Ruukuty'a remarkable career. .14 says : 1
• Ti‘ never printed a State paper with mom I
satisfaction than we feel in giving to ourread
ere the Special Message of Presiden Lincoln
to Congress yesterday, by which liVlikom-
mends the passage of a joint reso . :pfkiffer-
ing National co-operation and p. ' ry aid
to each and every State which 'hell see fit to '
inaugurate the Abolition of Slavery within its '
i
borders. This Message constitutes of itself
an epoch in the history of our country. It has'
no .prece dent ; we'trultlt may_ have ineitY eini- ''
sequents. It is the day-star of a new - Na
tional dawn. Even if it were no more than ro
barren avowal by the Chief Magistrate of: the
Nation that IT 'IS HIGHLY Dr3111A131.6 TOAT - THE '
thilotr in VII2Gro Or SLATIIRT, 11 Weald be a
great fact of far weightier import than many
battles. But it is not destined to remain un
fruitful. Congress will be more than ready to
welcome and act upon IL It will lead to prac
tical Xesults, and,these the most important and
bimoiltent. The 6th of_Mareh will yet be eel
-"braced tiS a day which initiated the . Nation's
deliverance from the most stupendous wrong,
curse and ihame,of the Nineteenth Century.
Yeart may elapse before the object boldly
oentepplated in this Message shall be fully
ensiled ; but lot us never harbor a doubt that
'lt will ultimatein a gloriens fruition.-
1 —'We believe our neighbor of the Herald
I lately suggested the re-election of Abraham
- Linmiln as President of the United States.
; We--. heartily second the motion. Mr..Conn
selorl Brady, likewise, at a recent Tammany
feitivitt, predicted that Mr. Lincoln Would
I prove himself a good Democrat before the ex-
1 Oration of his present term. -We congratu
late the Ceunselor on the speedy fulfillment of
his pMphecy. The world dose morel
1 1 , 1141 transmission of this message to Europe
by toimorrow's Steamer 'seals the fate 'of the
rebellion in every Christian land. Dahomey
I rs, the hut hope of the traitors In their eager
sinest lif recognition and of allies.' No ;non
mod nation will think of entering into alliance
with Jade= in view of this glorious demon
, itratiou that "Union and Liberty"._sto indeed
"one and inseparable." . Long live the Amer
; ican Republio I
1 - ThelNew York Thries speaks in a tone of
moderation and deribt. - It rays:
• if - I PrOof were wanting of the patriotiear
dot.o I the President- for ,the pemst end, Well.,
,bellig if the Country; it would ha found abun
dantly ih' the message sent yesterday to Con
gress. Mr. Lincoln appreciates - the infinite
difficulty of the Slavery question.' .Ite evl
dently,despairs of prostrating the : Institution
-by feree of the war-power ; he looks 'to its
exiitaoce In - full vigor;:thronghont the tiulf
States at least, when the war shall have ,
ended.. The utmost, reach of his practicer
dealing with the subject is to strip it. of _po- 1
Utica! influence in Rotiotteleire. DS.. To effect 1
this capital Object; there is, certainly.. no *ay 1
so sureas to destroy Cie identity of iutereet j
between Border Slave : Staten and those at tho I
southward ; and this object the President's,suggestion proposes to attain. • • • *
In censidering the Presidential projiet, a
nutubec et difficulties will' no doubt suggvit
'themselves to CoOgiree. Any State disposiii
'to part{ with its negroes will naturally
_pifer.,
,them in the hest market::: Thiiiiitioniadonth:
in the supp osition raised.by MrAtitieln` that'
Slavery wl there retain all its vitality, will
001131%4 with the North in the 'Purchato of
the disparded labor; and mmit,of neelessitP
offer prices which tho North will be enable to
assuming*p-hl be
,restered—.elWaYe
the President•to be right In regard
to Slavery in the Gulf States—Kentucky wlli
be able to get $130,000,000 for her-negroes at
the South, while.the North,presupposirittlie'
round Aim of , 0007-the, highest rate_heretet.
fore nailed, and 'oonsideredpracticable,-would
be able to offer only otieLthird Of 'that amount.,
If by a act' of graduat.enianciPation .Kett-,.
tucky isl thus able at any Moment - la:get thi
larger for her starlit,- what:temptation to
tho paysege of each laittot WilChaithe O I
bi o f
the stqaller7 Congress will alio have to weigh j
well that incesiantlyvvrouring iiiteatiliti;tiliat
shall bd done with - the *gruel, 'When freett?, I
Their fteedouf in any border Stela:will ; no be followed by' theriexpalsiiiii,` Bean'
front Illinois, Mr. Lincoln's Immediate Stittri,'
the blacks ore about to be :expelled.: .Will It
nut be necessary for the National l
Government
to provide also for their:removal, front: the;
, country, and their rolenizatierialiit iiititten-.
Dation it it - As* iiiiiitliettlitt tiomoi--11tii.*111
not this est, addedlWthe ether: contitlitite ',a'
total front which the ciountry,tilieedyshirtled
at the coming .terionottiar; taxation, 'will'
draw bitch appalled ?
-716184 that the Presidential plaii.wilt not
achieve the :good for whichi sa . ....p
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'Shia' Stele to, - disair . d, slayery3, It i wilrntst,
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licientredson foidephrtinedien in : appear,
anc4.froin Oa dositrivo sh.t, Withalav • •
the'fitatet, tbol Natioliial.' , Olareraitsiutinis Ira
. 4004441:1 ,hatever, . 144 will le attended:with:
an expense too, overwhelming to be regarded'
favorably diy.A.eople.whe-havepireettrwitort_
their lillueldere - the Vegere .. Preleft WA 109(4 :
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1101 .iiiitarriliiiiiia4kiliti by 'a
• . But
I st this!Plett-lave-All-thipetoro ' 7” . i .: i ,
li n! full 4 TeNEC's's 6 i l aodit. Ala - s thiAirMinki. •vz,ii,
* j oint . lionteinNt
*Ake Inetitaoanwca-awy-w .. ~ - Intl cru
iorloyi4 „taid l dsisiniblit gel:ulnae", grawiinef,l ir — -4 . :
- - .
t- • ' l b4 7 #9 Y€SkSkaift tstPlta thalsailiNtit's
.___ . , .
yesolutioi, and adds **following eta
It is here reeognized—and who can say the
reoognition Is not just 7—that slavery is the -
can0e.....---.......,_.......,...,-- -
of alit great rebellion; that but for 'VIRE issußayvy_-THE Rai.
slavery it would not hare been ; that the J. AMOR MUTUAL INS ANOR COMPANY'.
Union thus once so fearfully periled by ale- 1 .01,,R1171,AMELR/11.6,00 BUlLDlNGFitimtteden
that like
never with slavery be at peace F— ff r P" t o w d r ... "Iicu A RI IT 3 *LF9II-1!..T.P . ", # O .. 4 1 -
that like peril to the majestic fando must now u" • ll .'s wa 'A ' t 7 , .
+ CalTrAls- 1:=:820: , aserts,.l3o6,Boll 98—invested
be foreVer Warted .
To the argument by which Mr. Lintonas follows :l First Morigegson Improved City Plophr: " . '
presses upon Congress the importance of his. ty,.worth double the 5at0unt...............4185A00 06'
policy we may recur at another time. It is I . 3,rotihd ra n t , firs! el ass....—.--.......—.. 2,4G3 O 0
sensual
o r : . Co. a 6 percent. Mortgage ' -
~._
substantially this : self-preservation 'dictates
that the general government do all it can to ci ty a phibwelphi: 6 . 1;i ,7.7"CL1T.7, 51: 9 43 7,
induce the
,States to abolish slsvery- . --that It Allegheny county 6 per et. P. It. B. Loa; JOAO OD
promise to co-operate with them in paying , tkillsteral bonds, well 5ecured—...............
~2 ,.., moo mi
1 the cost of emancipation. This • being grant-. rin.u utid° l l.,:d Brt`d_ lop Illcuntele -
ed its disposition_ And offer ...should be pro- 5,,,,,,,,,,h,„,, i . 8rtn,z,,,, , —., 0 : 17 ,,,, k -.. 3 ,, 3 2
claimed .at once, bemmee the . rebel lead- Stock of Bella:la:Mutual Insuranae.Co.: 24,350 On
era . hope that . some , part of the canted- Stock of County Fire Insuranes C0....__, 'AO OD
imy frill .1,... acknowledged irappeAdept, Stock of DeLaware M. a. tosereocete..., 'too CO
and, though' that part include only the Commercial Bank do ...................._ 6,115 it
Mechanics' Bank do ....- ' ... 2,012 SO
Gulf States, that the Border States trill Union 111. Insurance Co.'srli,.— ..."
. 100 IM
afterwards join them, the bonds of the Union Bills Receivable, biainsm p0ter..—...:..—. 164.637 18
being broken by the success of the fotmer. Book Accounts, accrued tutor:wt., eta—,... .6216 72
Cash on heed and In hands of sputa-- 11,366._
When the rebel leader's hope of indepen- -
• denoeand.of preserving the border States ti - • ----
' 1108.608
m .„,
destroyed, the'rebellion ends—their hope of ' oriEm nitaLEY, r.4t.,,,g..
96
preserving the • border States' .ceases where , gin '
emancipation is initiated. ' Mr. Lincoln's Clem Tingley, i,
U. Cams ' ' •
1:: , . .
argument leaves it in doubt whether he sup- s s a,,, s i glob., Z. lothrop;
poses that Jeff. Davis's hopes of keeping. the Wro. R. Thompson, Bob'. Tokod,
gulf States would end apt a losing the border Robert Steen, • Una. Leland,
States. It, in thfilim tho victories which, Frederick ar°", V . r'rk :,. /"Ui .t
within co brief a rani ave e 'ad our (T. 1,1: — ...r. t°l7. ,°l4;odn't! !F.- • .
quering arms so far towards gulf; aby one &op - W. Tingley, Smith Bowers;
is so fooliy tedzaw 1 nferegee from thile Jobb lt. Worrell, dm. 8.- Woodward,
ambignit . t the border Sta g are ..torbe - Marshall Mils . ...jahn Bissell, Pitts b
•gli.
saved end. °gulf Stajee acknowledged; we -• ' El, iffinl.llAN, seetess. •
' J. G. CurYl2.l„Apost.
have only to hope thal r corresponding victories - -4 6 'lfortbatet corner Third sod Woal street.
this side the Alleghenies will lead him to 's
jus ter conclusion. . : ~..
The close of the message reveals thpinOesi-
,ble purpoie which Stet dictated thiriveirde- m .
lerhe Union molt be preserved, and henee'ill
.1i dispensable meansmust be emplOYed." War
is indhipensible; therefore war centinues. It
will continue till it is no longer necessarY.'
Whatever unforseen incidents , teit, and ruin
following it, are indispensable and effective
. ,toward ending the struggle,. must: and will
come.
llere, then, hi a hand stretched' out to the
border. States to .save them from the ruin,
which they tial'e half invited. ' If it is grasped,
if they give by slavery, they are saved frobt .
;
' . air: ; own-. and' the nation's worst enemy .
' •.• , y, too, the rebelefell in their' dear est iand are thlte,y
ht - end*Wii itiatern , monition of
events, alike: bismigteditte yield.,
If rebel on L.*Orcheir destruction moot
The .44 . 1:M . YOyk perad is in, a quandary.,
.Baiinittdims netlike to break with the Presi
dent, whom . heliates,but tatters because he
Urea in the White Molise, bit he detests' the
1.
, Prepident's plan of emancipation, and resorts
4 - airsor t s of subterfuges to aioideommittizig
Imm! ... jns way pr the other. . lie says : •
tbioh krueissure would mast.probably prove
/gable
~
Qiuta:t:ilnrailita;:vr,
deal, a moderate and practical view of the
questiim of emancipation in place of the °d
imple and impreetieable views of the &boll
tient/is.
Tile kendd thetipib:hes into the confisca
,
tionitdil, and says the President's ebjeot is to
kill that measure, praises Mr. Cowan's speech,
and * orders into an argument to show that the
negi.o is- not fit for emancipation, and gives
Mr. Cowan for authority. Raving this proved
to NI own satisfaction that emancipation is
unecinstitutional, unwise, and contrary to the
law of nation!, it comes to the conclusion that
the priisideut 'has
," undoubtedly brayed the ,
indignation of the whole abolition maw," etc.
.
The Tlillatielphia papers say nothing about
the message.. Rid any oniever know a paper
published in that prolific'sl town utter one
manly.original sentiment ? They must alwais
waitlforitheir cue. We will except the Pres.
That paper lays
We recognise in the message' of President
Lincoln a tribute to thatgreat Northern senti
menff which Is airuniversally felt, whieh dwells
in the conscience of every reasoning man, and
which we are glad to see at last officially re
cognised—the sentiment of regret at the ex
istent% of slavery.
Manly Letter ikons Mr. - Wilmot.
Th'r following noble letter from Boil David
Wilmot was Mad at
the great meeting held at
the Gall of the Coopor Institute, New York,
on Thursday , evening.. Thank God, we have
one man in the Senate, from l'ennsylvania,
Who can take a statesmanlike view of the
momentous crisis through .which the country
. . , •
, Wssulitaroaaroli 5,1
• . Dsla Sze : Your letter Of dd
invitation t 062.
tend a meeting to be held at the Cooper In-
NUMMI, in the city of New Yorki.on.Thursday
'evening; the'fith inst., has been received.
I am honored by your invitation, and would
be pleaswk, if it were convenient ; to be present
and participate in the proposed meeting. My
public,' duties will hold. nie.. here ; _and I can
only respond briefly .by letter, to your kind in
vitation.
I heartilr approve' of the objeCts of the
meeting, as set forth in the call. The honor
and safety of the nation demand that the
cause of this gigantic rebellion should be for-_
seer removed'. alone will givornal00401;! .
and 'MeV; heinie and national ICI Sla
very is the oni;exolusive;and only catils . le
the rehellion - and war Ihreugh: which we are,
straggling for
.natlonal existenee. noir„
..euncle Mantle all that Slavery 'the deailiy.l
foe ..of the Union - th'e iMplaCable and eternal
enemy of free Govermient. A - truly free Gov-:1
ernment, f,oundeteupon . justioo kid right, and
appealing to'reason and 'beneficent laws for I
support, never 'did and never can long exist: ' ,
the midst of Slavery.'' God, ,in his mei- ;
denCe, has placed 'Slavery w ithin the rightful I
power of the ' nation . . Wit 'must . not tremble
and hesitate,•bc'enutiepr the magnitude of the y
labors and duties Milt upon as; we Malt Meet
and , disolusrie - burs ditties, as, men in . . irheSe,
hands. hiplaretthp ark of haMin ha
end-Appeal Mtistand Will, if trriS to peg,'
iountry, and the - race of Mankind, now ,
and forever destroy and wipe. out. from this 1
;notion the accursed institution of Ininark Sla
very
The elateholder, by hit treason'
' lionagainst the-Constitution, and by the irar"
hi has forced upon , the Government foe
Piereeriition, haelebolly absolved as from all
constitutional ad-political obligationsto trait'
. his unnatural claim of property in' Mari With'
an y_toleratknigehatirver. , 'When thitriltbr
'forced by. arms from his - purpose' te dititioyelia
Constitutimiand Government, - he Cannot, the
moment is defeated in his *icked purpose,q
plead the Constitution he wadi War over
1-thiew as the andproteetion for llifer
felted rights of aLevery. ,, lt'ris the tithe Mid
"duty of the nation to prober. itself, now and In
the tater°, ^ Weninet 'make' Sure igainet air
other rebellion, greater than' the One now upon'
rm.': 'The national- life • mitet . bi preserVit'
applying the knife to the carteerthst is' eating
.the very subtleties and life of the nations The`
nation must , makearProslaination' Of treedenr
k the Waves of evert traltbrir atiii,'en 'isiet 7 ;
ter*of polloy, not of atria right; Treritle:,'far
- making compensation - to loyal slaveholderi
thithittimporary hist initident.lithisPeetly;
-etoaselpatiomof 1 1'6W - slaves: 'Leis'' thin this:
.wimanot,ticsmith:haribrof safer` :"'We hart:
a right to demon:. IVO hire
and et enemy to nproof , ner, eradicate forever'
any.local institationk law, enetiiiii Mesta - 11st'
oars In imminent perilibe national life. Me:
k 111: slavery; that the netiOf
mt rrenay, -Very- isspeettaily.,yemi'obedierit
eet,live:
.•
owa dmit rn:t P. r, 1
I' - ';11001flour do
tHodula •
.7 • 22 bafrolo Nesbilinock Totataio:'
PsarSer,
do •
*dt&roliad lbr
• 7146.108adadedd-
oxiba pitii.,4l/ 1:4 .3 {.9 4.
id= -;:lb
4148 4
I.' lllll ,
11 11 1C0 - 111FB:U A Tili t iri"tain"
a rys'neettsd and brads 14 ' kialeS be "
mum&
....aril.. u;,-u.: _°
„., .
.7.!;t7.7717."`""..?.Tr'.
A LLEGII. LNSUIiANUN COZ
arred, rerm
Bank Bloc or prrrantruaa. on* - 2u3:37 rinu
k.
Insures agileat ill kinds of Fire and Darin* Pak% .
15A..10 JONES, Proldene. - • ' •
JOIIN D. McCOILD, Vier AnseW,,g , .
D. *. BMOC,
Capt. Wet. DEAN, General Amu, .
sineeteis:
v NY'or wrranttitcn.
.O.IL 0 0ILDON. 141 1' SU".
jr"
• Oa*, Nu. :32. iliktur•=t, pmg k co s
hOuni,, up stalre, Plo...bura
n' dualist au
W'fij
244, ... rly . 1 04401pi....04
.sra men lsouui 04 commands' , ete{er.,
preimptudiii-aua 200.asty.'Gi'simituUthe
0 40 .00' by
+Mick oµ,
9 ,44,d4„. to 11.1.6. '"uitti" 7T
stmiAoco V u Tao Nk,1839s .•„...
-3[434lmutes. . 4 • -
"--- 0301.
°lngfi.-Yurulit'ro...*"**--"•••=4 03
Ofkin' ccount% &e: 7"----""*"'''' 'ls(re°
• . A • 7.000 00
18,36 / 99 .
... /
NotaLatid Disoounted
• - '
Miller, Jr.,
;Juane McAuley,
Nathaniel:Holmee,.
fkoire Panic .
11filli 11. 1311M4'
4 - 1. 1410 likkiLon.
IWO
.-- -- ---------7-"---tri,,-1,1114
"Icglium a WILSOWB ' ~- t -; '.' , . 1 = , `.. i , . v- 4,1 J-N
' . SeliVingriStiachilielkg, ..-,,,, - ,1,- , :z r
.270. 27 rxrqlinueszritrgimitaii . .P.14" •
: ); ~i ~,,, k +g , 4:,,h,
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waszLgit • wrzsek: }—. ' ',''' `"--"--.. " .
_____,,- .4wariba 0.4 1 / 2 ,,tlw ts ia, a - a.: 4 , ..1..7i r ti,,k. .. , ;:,;.-6,
-U ret-T.,327itBTATltti vets;_ OEHOBTAXleplinlji - ; , e,.- ii i , ...41
,_ 4 L 1 .1110L367.272 l'Allt • - ''.
• .
*groomer& STATIC YAtitt lOWA AMR it.7.11:' , "; , - , '''' fr . I
..._.,,,,,ri trANTUUKT, STATE IeAUK; . ~ _,_,-1 ,;: . - illeta'
Wittb .., eR STATIC FAIE ; '77:4'BTATX TAM; - .
tiiil4l ,.' iii... 6 .. viabto riiiti za gas RAAss....- - ''' l :'''' - ' l '"- - ',.t" . 4
. ' 1- : biliiriMarM•ainkelliiitififth ° l ' l ''' l " '''''' . d '
'''' -' ' Ahmaipaati Maptuaw Inttatitio; 41:ilqK . t:I .
Alliarallire'''cororr . opt. varssukaa.. ~ ,l end other (batty Sobs:boo tm4oi to otehMice- -='''''; ''''
We offer to the public WHX2LItit A MUM ,—
'IBPIIOVICD RIMING MACHINE:et It" -
PRI M* with buirmovEmetthheme.bi , l
the beet .ad - mod mtlable ,J7mietly bark
=MITA um: "it Mem equally tierthtatim,,,
thbtri , &brim Mikis Mer kiebaUtdeliejetkettO
MMeeh littbibeimootter ottentameet betr -
on
both 4 601 2-tbrzatM.._
, 5 e.m..04 0 4rehatt on f
Mo.:hi =me Ite eamersoueo. melte geer ni pA zik...._
mohI;MNI more durable than any mho ,
We lami fon tortspepillssiteenailirtr ui -
11: 1 9w,, ind
t wo tw i miadt. Issailt - sac -10 .. i9 .1 .pi
its they patagt. , 4 ,o " l,
ebtoonta...." aPlAtidallif.timotiaff frl7lllkMaii
Atthe
ti ceert Mot wet, ghttg lam
oAt 0.1 • ' - grimaiac k 114tecatlo gai '
aridos aLseld n• joadia viat.Wit i agt icki r ig
OUceosuatty aajrad . ►
. ..
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itx•ivrait.,c4mE.
INDEAINI'rY AGAINST LUSS
11 FIRE . FILEINSIIIIANCR C 651-
PANT Olr PIIILADELKUA : office, 435 554437
Cbeetapt4rtroo4, pear Fifth. .
—• • •
Statement of 'Aillets; January Int, ISM, pablla*
agretanly to an set of Amen bly, being— •
:First klortgagee, amply secured-.........-14886,1193 00
Real Estate, (preset ral. $108,414 ell met . it e,005, 00,
'Temporary Loan., ou ample Collateral
&curies.. . 88,135'00
Stocks, (presient value 186.067 . 74) met.- lio,7Sttoo
Notes and Lillis Receivable. lora uu.
0.04,
• 177,01900 .
,oiroti 58,061 4.11,
"IliFfl.The enlyte from premiums 2,
wh 2o ich this
•Oetaptiar can diet& by Law are kern - alike which
likre been determined: ' - •
~Ittratteb9o.shade '
'' o n erekr.clescriptiosi at property,
•.witn to
lecurity ittt_and oettutry, aartatate ee Jaw. &eans/Adept ~..' r ' ''. . . .
' fil ce
their Incorporattcni, a period of thirty ieaie,i
F the hare veld, large by Bre tu an atuount 4:weeding.
oy. Hillims• 'of Lollar; thereby allurdilag arldence
'Of. the admttagee of Insurances a t 14 olles their shill.
.1 - 1 uttr4ipoaltion to meet with promptness ,sll ~
114411E1es,
..
LLosiaa paid during the-year 1658 :-.........1106,065 67 ,
r•CTOU 3
. ' Cierk• N. Baucker b : l 'I Loa., --,
Mordecai D. D. Lewis, Jacob R. Smith,
. Tobias Wegner, Edward C. Dale,
David B. Brown, . Geo. W. Richards,
Samuel Grant, i George Film. . .
CHARLES N. BANCILEIL.PrxideId. '''.. -
EDWARD C. DALE, Via PacideaL . , , 0 ..
Wx. A. Bram, gamma pro tem. '
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Areal,. ..- - ..: , .-1
my 6 ON.. Northman ror. Wecid A Third eta.
ULKE, 1.1411.1 NE AND IN LA.I-)711,1: ,
..
.1: :SUR.A.NCE.—INNURANCS COMPANY OF
NORTH AMERICA, PHILADELPHIA.
Ineorpiarated II:H . -Capital, 6500,000.
Assets, January JO, ibrgi....... 11 26 a 1.-
ARTHUR..... .71,156,(1. COPY/Ng PreadeaL '.
THOMAS PLATT, Seaway. - ' . ••-. • ' • :
.INSURANCE CO. OF TUE surz ..
_i. OF.PENNSYLVANIA, PIIILADNLPIILL:
. Incorporated 1 7 6 4-Hmital, 5Hi0,006...
Anal; February I, 1859..-
.. -. ' ....-.74L'L806 HI • •
111111117 D.I3HERRERD, Paeidaral. •• .
WILLIAM IVIRPER, Seeraiary.
ITARTFORDFIRELPISURAIsTCK -
CO;
JLJ. HARTFORD. . ,
. •
Inarmanted 1816 -.( brit.:, 5600,000. • ' "
Imola, May 1, 181,0, .......-.... „..........-.1956,754 AS
TIRO. C. ALLYN, Secretary.
R. lIIINTIRODON, Praidmg.,
. . .
- •
ilar hutment% kith. above old and reWile (Muse - --=
pinnies can be obtained by application to
W. P. JONES, Agent, ,
fel,Mly
___________ 87 W inter fitre et o L4PletV• Building... •
1 11 TIZEN'S.11 , 18UHANCE 111..1. PAN Y
Vv or PITTSBURGH. Office. comer 'Market and
Water etreets, second door.
' EsAMUEL RBA.
" • WM. SAGA LEY, President. . .. .
Seensart irgoe.
Insures Steamboats and .
1 Insures &giant low and-damage In the navigation
of the Southern and Westent Rtt
' _Bayo in , ant the navigation of the &aes. La a; and
Insures sgaisist loss and damage by fire. ' = -
DISZOPOU:
Win. ImgideY,l S. M. %ler, •
Jan Park, Jr., John Shipten.
W. G;Johnsion, • Jas. U. Cuora. .
J. Bemis Owens, Johnlwel
Boa. T. B. flow; J S. Dilworth.'
Bantlay.Preston. .- Mode. 11. Zug :, • ...
......231,41„,,,,,. :
dam.d
D hiII.AUELPII.O NIILN. AN
.Ei , .....
.L INSITRANCMCOMPANY,-10. '1149..Ci1i •
opposite Ike L'ustosellosuin •• ' - ' tinnitt at,. - - 7
eiLPLI-Ms 2 210 ./On-iokassiti, Buitit,ott 1- .i '. . :
. Will make all kinds of 111 / 6 1 1 / 1 1 4 1 1C0,0/ th .r. perpetual '.'
or limited, on every desmiption git irrtverty. or Mar,. .
.Cb+Mlisei 01. masonabto retest of tinshfuns. - - - ' ' •
P. M.N. BALDWIN, Piicitl = Vstidesst. - •• . -
.. ~
Chas . ..
. Bays; ; Joseph S. Patti.
E. R. Cep; , O . Sherman,. ..,-, ~ - -. i
1
Geo. w.. roint, • -
,J. G. CAM I I"/N..dpisiet, .
Thai and Wood street; -. •-:
--- - - -
jg.
C._ 'W'. 'liatchnlor,
Alexander llraxiloy,
.Joba Boon.,
Samuel 1 1 101tizikari;
James Marshall; . •
Chula Arbut9t,
WIIIIsaI-Citr.i.
Hobert 11..tiattlny,
IQathaw F. Waal, -
. Clsriatian Yeager
Mark W. Wawa;
Jamerardaa.
°hulas A.. Draio
Galway
. Id. K. Moorhead.
•F. Balm. •
i-
'nti -
cidis " :
:- .16: - . ' , , t 515 33281 i Z.. ~ , E .,1)
- 1:
Atulre:w Acider,,m ~r ~,. st , j'.••••-;....
~,.
David - M. tong,'
Rms..l.. Thotoas,'' -
. Magi. P. Linkman, kr i
! . : .T 0" , IL / 1.00 .3 , .. '
M. e0nn01.r,&,..0.7.'
s'ADYI c1:189%
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