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E
~.; :,,,,,..„..--,-: -- - -..
ciAitt.vrisslo.r, :cc
MOM/ L1CE 110 • 11 ...«....--...«..1V1LX1N1 Gramma.
1./V[ACKEOWN.- UN HART, FLou
gym rneyOluil, PIIODUCI
111.111,1101L11111111; for the gale of Flour, Grain,
' Battey, : Eggs, Cheese, Beam, Tallow.
- Gnome, reallers, Potatoes, Pot and .Pearl Ashes,
Salsratus, 141111610C1 mid Lard Oils, Dried and Green
/may Timothy, Clover, Flax and Grass &eds.
Cub advances madam Consignments.
apttly N 0.297 Liberty at., Pittsburgh.
j 01IN B. VAN le 1 ELL, COl/3113-
.
; .lIIHRI .
lAnn - Poitßiunale- Idzaciaart and whole
ala • &gar In"WESTERN - RESERVE CHEESE,
4 Burnam, LARD, PORE. BACON, ILOVIL, lIISIL
POT.AND. PKAILL AMES, i3ALERATIRL LIN
SEED' AND `LARD OILS, DRIED • SICUIT and
PRodnes - Ily, Nen 141 and 143 Fron - ratrwd,
oc2
...orns-au crs an.
EP. & SHEPARD Comiasszovr AlEn
ousts add &Were in FLOUR, GItAIN AND
PROM:lett, Ng. 243 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, P.
.4:11tokel Wands of; /lour lee Rakers sad Family use
conetantly on hand. Particular attention paid to
glee ordtul for Merchandise gone
,• kIitANK . VAN WILDE L P
- SOMME AND
•r 00XXiiinON MIZIMHANT, dealer in FLOUR, BUT
., TKR,BUOONS, SKIDS, TAM% CIIKESK, PORK,
;DRIRD. AND ORKKN niiirrs and otoduce gen
. orally; laberalasah advances made GM 00111liglallellta.
Wm...house, No. 11r — ' - --ond moot, Pittsburgh.
111108. J '11;
COMMISSION MIMCHANT
AND DCALER IN CRUDE OILS,
dataid...Clorner /had street and Dug
JAAILM MaVAY, FORWARDING AND
Otiiiiiteutix "Msurasar, for Ma side of FLOUR,
DRAIN, BAtXIN, LARD, BUTTER, EGGS,. and
, W 616111 Nl:due° getterally, No.
STUMM corner of First, Pittsburgh, Ps.
02FOrders and coustuumente solloiteti. -.1•2211yd
A.M.ES 21.....FETZE.R f FORWARDING AND
Mwecatairi, for the sale or FLOUR,
,011 AIN,MALVNi•LAILD,BUTTEJ1,81MD9, DIMICD
1111.11Tiand - Prodites generally; No. IG Market .1.,
cornetiotrlnt, Pittsburgh. • " egzkdly
. WV. Y. LANG.
Q,CIIOIIAILEirdi . LANG, Calanssiox
htsaCtiarrs wholcoole dealer. in GROCE
PRODUCE. etc.. No.
_LI •fftront. Pilorburgh, Pre. - •cUtelly
U wow n RIDDLE successor W J no.'
- 1.1.11rG111.4 Sou, .No. 183 14berty ntrent,
burigh. GENERAL. ritoeuou, GROCERY AND
COMMISSION MERCUANT.
'..oonolgonseuts reopectfOly solteltr.d.
...... .....JSO. lIITC.- J.7ll,llrra.
BROTILERS, FonwAkousa
AND' C.OIMIIIIIIOR. Id LiteitS.• and deaiefn lu
P "VISIONS AND PRODUCE GEIs:ERALL Y. No.
g 96 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, Pu. mra
ee 80HOYEtt, 1 00111118SION MERCHOIT,
• ',Rater in CRUDE AND REFINED CALII3ON
UILS„ GLASS; IRON, NAILS, ac., No. HA Lllmorty
u‘1,27:41y
WILLIAM t Par r y. J
WeesULLS4II,
MM. a. co, ' Special rguluor.
MEANS dc COFFIN, successors to
.111.3riluldlosa, Moons & WIIOL ESA LE ORO
/, VEAS, corner of Wood and Wotor Amino, Pittrbdrgb.
Toe u'a. Jya:dly
0•11111111HCIP. H
IL YOIGT E¢ (X)., successor to b. G.
Grafi; PRODUCE AND IMAMISSION AMR
OILANTEI, ef7lAlwarty street, Pittabargh, Pa. sua
Nor t:
Houma
TCI,,tIN 1. HOUSE & Co., NV tiout.u.Lß
Blnartanrcrs, corner of.
is Aj oadi e ld ind - Water utroets, l'itteburgh. l'n. Jyt
AM. OA a STE WAILT,
•na Connismort nmcnnwrs,.No.
117 Wood stintt, _ je.23lly
1. .... ~..14101. KM. ninooiielei.
Wuo
iirsiddraiociin Alnii.ess . AND
',EIZEDN.Ifas. ILI antll9l - I.llerii.elreet, Ptt tellr g h.
DAIAELL 4fc SO S. CORBIN
• •
_ fo{ the eale of CR BrA ND RE
.IIIIII/D CARBON (11148, No. en and 70 Rolm' st,n,et,
Plttebwrih.': thence* rondo Oft coeleigatueots. •
.011,GG GISTS.
• • ry `` ~ + e lMON t SALIM IN TURN
DROOB2AND l7li EhIICALH , PERFUNtIaI
FANCY (WOOD, DUNNING /FLUID:OILS, YAM
. ILY MILDWINICS,Ar...,..to., of strictly prime yeal
.lly, which ofk.. at !DWI'S( prime. (turner Smith
.,
;; - Ileitkiire d eFfle atm. , YDlsbckigh., Pa. ;
• .Plowrfitlidsirearetally'rolleputtn.le.l At.
%PAH N Walol2l & .W nOts-
Dzatcsauer •Ittd , Maoufaattuneof WInTE
±:1414111 AND LITUANDE, Corner of WyodUtid Front
ii P. SIX.rrI,7IAI.IIOI.INIALS .I)SAIHR
..• ..118141108, PAINTS. OILS, VARNISIII.W AND
DTA sturrs, NF. tiol liberty strolt, rittaborgh.-
-; AN orders Aral recce. prow .1 Attention.. . !LULU
M1L5D15 161 1:111a0114.............-.:.-.-.011:06GC
tzta&UNa ' REII'ER, WHOLENALN AND
Ditroaters,- mrocr of 141;;rty and 81.
- 01strutres Pittsburgh.
Jilt IL KE YSER, .1.)14101/1frf
'Wood street; corner of Wood street so
:... ':~l TTOIiJY'E Y'B:`
JIiAoCONN'ELL, ArrouNi
mx, AS LAW. Onicr.„ wood inury Exux's LAw BUILD.
No 33 . Dlianond street.
• ;WOlbticad to tbs settloment, leaning and coll.,
, ttosi old/dais, bonnUes, bc., in Washington, District
4:4llolemata. - . nol9:amm
W t. x tiXtATAIML.- • .... JohtDi ■it.LON.
.. :ti JRKPAT.RICK Arroa
n,',2ot-titeEtwiliNtsogc3h, Toorth dmat'n3ll,;;:tir
fp 40
.1 . 1.4§ At-rowan , AND
Cal AT LAW.
.... - 00716i;. No. 150 /mirth- amt , arena of Cherry
sail, PM/berth, Pa. . • azandawlyT
Uhl. A. U V . NUE, A
14,J £T Law.
Pnjw4
/1 1.4 Arroamar Asa . :
• :ooiisiiiisk;ir LAW; ban tOioo,Nt to k URN'S
164114‘1111.11DDINGS, No. 12 Diamond Weed, beat
door ie 8t Potor'a Chiron.
U . Atrousirt er hsw,
Igia3Vroisktb -knot, Xiinirish Law Building,
Pittsburgh. Pa. mill
IP'RODECIO.
• •
AECII.II.UTGIUNSON; ComaissioN
_Ls *ss; foliwAsaisa Mssenatms, deeleprin WlST
sits.,-sissavx . FLOUR: FISH, DA
•!,.001;i4,
_ — .StITTE - Iti • LINSRID OIL. :POTS AND
' , IPIRARVARIIRS. OKRAS. ORAIN. - DRIND FRUIT
- Arld:Plirdnongenanally....'.l3cst. bnindi Fatally .ITlour
always on hand. - .Asent.' be the We of Ifsdleen
412.`e celebrated Patented Peart Starch. , Na. ; fie
•LAlecandead.l46 Ylret eta., between Wood and Smith
*-ReMPlttalicAgh Ps-- • aptdly
.011% • • 101 J.. • is',Nitlr
N./ 11. OOLLINS, Forwarding sad Commisidon Mew.
dual iio44*l4r,lu • CLIBILIE: KETTEIL LAKE
-Proton generally, No. 25 Wok! attest,
& co. Pose FACIE-,
4ilSr • dealers la ruoyisioNl. , of
_llar . -
Jsegal7
Ora-s;tita.~rc~ aeF..:rrs
0 .141)
. L .
, m INER COFFIN, AGENT Wit .
V. T ict
it gp zi y:Antsntu. mcoliftWidarrir•
,r-• ,
_al •••• - -- •-_, : •,- . - ~..,,,L A mm,T. l 6.l . D'i
DN. went Aram
. honityliabla sad Hirifoid; in
renmos tkaapudes. tr; WoOrstireet. t
'V . I: • • . SICCUTAKT TIZOS
o,llliPANi••Onter,ol.rketaad Water
t. • lIIIMETAAT Strnitur
.iiiioa.turan COIN •• wr, 92 Water it mt.
1100 tksokitrasar CuatiOnr
• Insuiaki Fran, 3Y YIRY rirpec. tt
ate , : d ,dfln Ir , GOODS: .•
Kid WILIEM11.1.3111•1111 1111.43AIIDLpe.
q5...1(4%?" •
A .! • ".(' Anti,* 440.4
witeuzacr:Diwtas IN < ;
FORSIGN AND DOMNSTIII 'Dalt DOOM;
-1/4,Wtaid atreel third house &Gore Diarapod
alley; Pfttabrireli.
~7 4 ----/a —li KULIFIBI 1)--titr . ' RE - SOR :pro
. 'tr IFtranthe j szt.to - • ..Wii l lgae'ind l liettiti : ni.t.
- 4 .. ' ....1.. 1 . 4111 AMOK ANT TANA` I ItY tillottil it h
oes
art ' 7ofirnaztlgiatt'llsiikei streak etft,
Sri_- "t X , IT:It 'Wii DE.llilita Dr j
idtlariX 001E4,-Net. Warrant intrei,, bflittoaki
addireofth eu , etilb•Rierich.• .-:,..•: 1 1 ,- "LI
' • 4:,: , SO -.Vll%; , DkActsB is 6TA-
. 1 ' .414 Alp indent DIM apOpsi - eiti of the othr:l
haelimi.wre,..F.o4Marati Yitionmit,
;~:r=.. - s'j '~"$~J~.~~.71"Q3~ alt. .
I , ( , I33gRkii•AIORNS, Du*Lim '-14sTAI
iMalle4 ...11iniintusig to AND: EITIIAW . 6OOv6OIO. 71
. .iburigststr•it, Pittsburgh • ' apt!)_
yy 4 lo 4llll6l4 sA , ClUkOhl`it'tX):‘ bE4l4:tts.if*,
MClSnitesziours; Tatiummil, - Ifunow gur'i'Aras:
sthseli Pittsburgh.: ' • • , •
al
"kV I , of , vitriol:4,p kik
vivoyitiethva 'Da gab , 22_
NMI R. COLLINS. ..,
' •
=ME!
DAILY PITTSBURGH GAZETTE
GROCERS
. M
-
OH VER & LAZEAR,
(70.111511N510N AIESCLIANTS
N.. 7/ and IS/ Smithfield Street,
Corner Second,
Ja't:lyd
,r.v. n. zaittrAtater. • .] to. r.
WEI. 13. KIRKPATRICK &
111 Wnouratia Glaoctu, COMININSION M LlteltANT.
NMI DRALSII,II IN eOl3/LNAT P&ONCCC. No. 253 Liberty
urea, Pittatnargii,Pa. •
TllOB. Urn-L.IM. Th..111.L.
LITTLE & TRIMIILE, WHOLESALE
lu Gamma Amp COXIIII3IOII MusettAnis, dealers
PRODUCE, FLOUR, BACON, CHEESE, FISH,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, NAI LS, GLASS,
COTTON YARNS, and Pittsburgh ninentsctures
Esuentily, 112 Second street, Pittsburgh.'
DUNCAN WOO/VALI:h.-J. AIIIVCCLIC, AlugUCKI.s.
MON.WALD & ARBUCKLE, WHOLE
-1141.s GROCCIII, ram:Melt /um ColuilSBlol, Msa.
vtiamrs., Jobbers to N. 0. SUGARS sod MOLASSES,
REFINED SUGARS sod SYRUPS, FLOUR, BA
CON. RICE, CHEESE, SEEDS, to., No. 258 Liberty
atreet, Pittsburgh.
..... .A. s. 11.11111 LE. RN. D. ASTIIILIa.
DEYALER..4. BROTHERS, suoceasors
AA, to Replier & Anderson, Wholesale dealers in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NUTS AND SPICES, CON
FECTIONERY, SUGARS, FIRE WORICS, At., Non.
12S and, 1 . 2.3 Wood str•a;, , atairs . Flftlio Pittsburgh,
Penn'. J3T-9:dly
°ens Way
GED.. 1111.0110 i 111.2.4141 -
TIF
LAD & METZGAR, GROCERS AND
Commission Iticsenstrrs, sad dealer. lb dl
kinds of-Coverer runeues AND RITIVIMMII Sissy-
FAVIDI6A, No. 249 Liberty street. opposite bawd of
Wood Greet, rittsbnolli,
.....1•1111/IL b. 1.101116.11.
R ROBISON St. CO., WnockaALE 0u0..1.14
..1.14 CFAS, COlllllBBlO. hiff.IiCHAATS and &alas' la
all kin& of PROVISIONS, PRODUCE,. and Pitts
burgh manufactures, Nit. 235 Lfberty'atrtat,
burgh. ray 2
JA. MVEAGII, WlioLuseLe liacooss,
. (...11)111ASION SlsacliAls. .41 dotter In FLOUR,
OttAIN, PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS, No. V°
Ltts.rty street, opposite Rand, Pittsburgh, Pa.
81 -SrLt4erul advances male oa ssossigutneets,
1 Et J.
. . JONES, WIIOLEBAI.Ii liaaLEtt
ji t. GROWati ES. MANILLA UM PE, OA S.' WU,
LS, vvreti min I l itteburgh ulanut..aclurtnl
No. 141 AVnteral In above tho Monongahela Bridge,
.burgh,
.110?.111 . -
Co.
CODUDNU PRO ON AND I...WADDING
ilealtre hi DUCE ad Poo.
burgh mzumfactiovh,'PlOnlmrgli,
ufAar IaJItiLIVJ
!MIN a.m..
LA.M.BERT. & SIIIPTON, WEIOLEULE
tittoor.ss, PSIODVer Umbras and COIIIIIIIII.IOM
llsacit•ters. strext, Pittsburgh, P.
uoltly
Ji
1.15 Warr
.«.7uMN 511.505.
WATT & WILSON, WIII:ILESALR ()RU
exits, COMMISSION EZILCIIAI.2S, and dealer* Ita
Produso and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. Ina Lib
srtysalant., Pl!hdai
ISA LA 11• 'DICKE It' A. CO, W tiOLKIA LB
11.Inoecaa. 0 61.11.15ai1U1C bl 2110.1•5111, and driers In
Phtt PUCK, No. S ri Wator street, sad nn Vilna street,
Piusburgb,_
W. tol JOU N F.T.OMM( 4ir..r11.
DlialjUßTH WHOM:SAWA
el • Oraora:01, Non. 130 and 1.52 Soosool Errol, near
Oamhliold, Pittnhorgh. nnl
_
.10111.1 run o
1.1.1•.14
JN FLO Y CO., W HOLESAJ.E Li ito-
U etm..b.or AItaPOAM, No. 173 Wood
aod 2113.1.11g.rty stroot, yelE
1,1.1 A A, W HOLESA LE
T T Guticra, Na.. In and on Wood sweet. Plllg.
borgii, Pa. 1024 St
ALL
X_AN DER KING, 1V tiot.aALE
Ruara,a„lul „oft.. 2.44,0* Attu, N. 273 LI bm - ty
Atr.:ut, Pittsburgh, Pa.
MaI.rUP.ICTURERS
BENNEW & SON, MANu
-1,/ rAcrusuum or WHITE STONE CHINA ASO
CKNAI COLORED IVANE.
Dircirrice ADO W•antlentia AT No. 71 Form
Parrser son, Pa. nahlft.l,, Iva
. w.a. dace irrromu -ITIITAIrIIII.I. N. r.
ii t+xlmr Pike apd I.IL
Water Worke, - Blisolfiscsitrorn of
MAIIKINTOSII AND LIEMPAII.I.II IMPROVED
PATENT OSCILLATING kiTEll ENGINES AND
SLIDE . VAIMIS, of MI Mau auktioit style.
Having put up machinery at Dais capacity and of
the bmtguallty , ve are prepared to do heavy Job
bing, and solicit work In tbs. tine, trusting *bat by
promptueet, and tint Fhttracter of our work, to merit
public patronage.
Wo Mono spocial &Motion to our BALANCED
VALVE. OSCILLATING ENGINES, no combining
advantagea heretofore unattained In t h is eta. of
Engines. • altr•i
WILLIAM
WILLIAM 13A_IINTiiLL .1c CO., No. 61
POlll3 etreet, WOW Ilarbory, Pittsburgh,
STEAM BOILER MAKERS AND till ENT MIN
WORKERS; Manufacture. of BA lIN li I L L'STA T.
ENT BOILER, LOCOMOTIVE, FLUED nod CYL
INDER. BOILERS, :CHIMNEYS,' BILETCHEN,
TIRE BED, STEAM PIPES, CONDENSERS, SA LT
PANS, SUGAR PANS, IRON YAWLS, LIKE
BOATS, etc., etc. Mao, BLACKSMITH'S WORK,
BRIDGE and VIADUCT LILO:NIS, done &Litre abort.
eat notice. • All orders from • dletanoe - pronintly ni.
tended to.
rpiIOM.AS MOORE, 11LertrrAcTuass op
.L . A. 141, Dut=s IX All 1137.6 or COPP.EII4)IB
- PURE BYE' WHISKY and FAMILY
VINEtiAlt, Nos. 189;191, .11,4,and,195 First slroet,
between Bmitltteld and Grant strata, Plttst
fair Private orders sollclted. .11Ighast market Nice
pad for •
• eir Fusel Oil and all other pigeon= ingredients
carefully extracted, bj process new and imprqvcd.
otlY. •
Corner a Tint end.Llberty streets,
rirrsrionou, P..,
ii.airoracrozzu or
SUPERIOU'STKAIIf-IMOINIti MACIITNEILY
mylAtt
ISE V ILISATIS • .5O Warms.
Pittaborkh,,msonfiCiiiterot Boum. fur yr*,
willOuoimenlas; c.:OXltoiCitrio KAI Luo,in,
._war onkel:dor:sisal ind Bir
ETB, largo 01'mi11:1,4414i to kola .t 'itioiVnutlet,
A •-wwl tomorimpot onnoAntly oo hand hurShrt
J.
T:TI.VIIIiTT• T. CATIPAZI.L..
VXCELS/OR GLASS WORKS.—
.0 woLine, PLuigkEll'a iXi.;ouns itI2.I3TAL ,
WAZTIKKLIPO,NO.:I2 JRAOd emit, corner
of First, Pitatourgb, Pa. ws:lyd
WKIALSi. 'RIDDLE CO., No. 215.
libet,ty moot, oppottto Biztb, PittobtS'Eht
1111111 151 C torero of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWITHU-',
Ed, and orgy deosiptloo of LEATHER MIA tia.D
Ordesisolkited ireeCtisMehde s andll oo d. l'udhP 4 *
ly shipped as pee hutrettbeh. "• • isihdsedlf
' : : -- A • biUlteivivArr:- , - - 12
Timmall ikrittu,TED WITIIQIIT
J.. PAIN, DY THE trtatAilf - AW APPALIATUS
WHEREBY NO DItyIideeGALVANIODATTILSIY:
ANN USED. •- 2 '••• • • ' " '
- I ,
.. Cold weather ii the time often the apparatwi out
'be wed to ita lost advantage.
Medical goutkmen and—their fernlike bare I bad:
'their teeth - wino.' by my proorn, sod aro nett*,
testily as to the soretynnl witattairime of the o re
41w4.-n4atever Ilea Wensind by Wmohs intoreeted I.
weromo.. tting the rootrary, haring-no knowledge of! My
- rintrAIITIFICIAL TEETH Ineeriedlik every. yle.'
-E. OUDIVE, Danner, 134iiinithAeld t. .
_
. .. .. . .
lOSEIr.II Al): 2 B,•Thurrucr, t'onnollye
U Doikllug.scrner of Dloriond and Grout elrfolo,
Pittaborigh.
,
Rtrimurcro—Dr.' A. M: Pollock, Pr. Efollpck, •
Throdieritilobbluni, Smell Erred. to.*:kd!y '
;.-; Ink CiiiritsCTirii;i'L.
JAMES M. BALPII-, late ziasistants to
Charles Dartberger, prepares XX PLICIT MOP
pca., rtfalr,SPX4,l7,lollTl9ls Affeiff 'of
214fvP444011f00#4,10fif f f' o9 P" n + n "
Mire ea Andrews dryer. betwecil Leasork and s
rol
A wit In
011Acni • LROX!'. DANK '
at re , OC — Punkirthect. LANS AND B PEOLNIGATIQNB
11.1. Dolidingn of inv., tNetrlkthni;yr..)rtkrwerlor
*nd
011 itunderstp.Nms.. ,
•
-.•
niXll. .., 1 111211C3 , :fr i e.,,a
- ,4••••,
116P4Orr. APIItOVA/Milik,
tt :latrazza -0,,m
iwi
• itarttp:Evaarytrio,tr-4-.„,,,14491::
txPtarips,
Wireon
• ,,, urkp .er.ot' ta4.nhiovhd.!'o 4v...p,npo!hmi.r.; c, .
r7l77V,P***t"VM777 •
Oil N (I.A.MPBE ov
„r• *Rift Jul 8110 ES siery deicripµon, Nu.
31 h_flutlitidarstreet,Ptitsbantb. Pa. -vellArt
) 0 .3 ,,t, PaIf44I(INIL" (X) ,AV`ao4K.'
,A.A.Tommt.rimulhosagiuria)l44ll, l sub's.
49,, ,WitoKirowskinad-WPahalimu t ' "
v - qiimA4 ,
Lturivril.o
'k * PA
AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
V NABE'S UNRIVALED
PlANoB.—(tiold cheaper than 6'
oily first class make.) Splendid new 1 6 '
,rock, ttimpriving G 34,614 end 7 octave Pianos, w lett
for beauty of fvnidv , power end sweetnees of tooe, and
el vet icily of Snitch, have born by judges pronounced
UNRIVALED. Every Piano warranted for five
years.. A tall le revitoctfolly solicited before put ,
chevi lig elsewhere. CHARLOTTE BLUME,
split 43 Fifth of rept, nocond door above Wait .
- ARRIVAL OF NEW
ell ICKEHIP 0 PIANOS, V • I
WHO!,ICSALE OROO6RB
PITTSBURGH, PA
Tao new 7 octavo Rosewood CHICHERING PI
ANOS, moot beautiful imarumento, just received mid
tor sale • by JOHN H. MELLOR,
aro 7 81 Wood street.
,11 LIAM AIER &
DAULKII has, just remind .
and for sale full 7 ,xtave uverstrung.„'
160_1'1AI—iron frame,
All eho wish to purchase, please give us e sailL
•pl2:lv NO. 178 BHITLIFINLD ST.
13 - A - frklYlTYLiiii';'VgiC*Ußß
Fur !Ala by
spa
ANSW hiLB TO EMA Y 6 AND HF,
VIEWS.
AIDS TO FAITH—A eerie. of Theological Emmy.
by several writers, being a reply to "Essays at,/ He
visas." Edited by William Thompson, D. D.
IGEITEOUSNESS BY FA ITlL—lllustrated by •
comparison of the doctrine of the Oxford Tracts. By
Bishop Mc Maine.
'Just received said for sale by
mli27 It. S. DAVIS, 93 Wood street.
HJO) WOI(ITS-ALDINE EDITION.—
The Wolin, of Thomaa Hood, ill prase and
veree. — Kditest by Epeatiargvni. illuntititod with steel
and wood engraving*, elegantly printed ou fluted
paper, in atria/1 octavo. To be completed in sit
monthly Three new ready.
BA VA lID TAYLOR'S WOLlF..ll.—Carrori
—The Prose Writings of Bayard Taylor, In lo small
Co. VOilil3l..
LEISURE HOURS IN TOWN, by The - Country
Paso's.
W F.INIWOOD'S DICTIONARY or FITT MOl.O
LiTY, n &lea edition. Edited by George P blareh.
For Pdir , IL S. DA VIS, 93 Wood at.
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_coM.dl.al 1..,, of Electricity—Garrett;
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Life of Sir Philip Aidte.T.
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FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 18.
Disloyalty at Nashville.
We have conversed with several gentlemen
who have visited Nashville since its occupa
tion by Federal troops, - )ind they all unite in
asserting that Nashville is a alloys! city.
Very little Influential Linton feeling is found
there. The people are sullen, refuse to do
business, and secession sympathies areopenly
avowed. If oar army pas removed, or if it
met with any severe rerimse, Nashville would
again rise in rebellion..;
These facts are confirmed by every letter
from that quarter. Even conspiracies are
feared. A letter to the Cincinnati Gautte,
dated Nashville, Aprill4, says
♦ C4I3PIHACT.
Late Satardayeveg. oneJamer T. Bel
a little Scotehmen,hwho was the local editor
and one of the prati r etors of the Nashville
ze
Doily Gattg , was sated in this city, and
conveyed by the Provost Guard to the peni
tentiary, for sedltioils language and probable
connection with midnight conspiracy. The
fact which led to his arreat was, that he' up
preached a man whosellentiments be bed mis
aprehended, and infoimed hitueonfidehtially
that, at midnight rday, the bit Y bells
would be rung sea slajial, and the Caton
man "cleaned out.' if one of the City
Council who refused to take the oath of alle
giance, by the advice of W. F. ;Cooper, Esq..
Though the man is light material, and 'would
hardly be entrusted with the deep secrets 'of a
serious conspiray, 'the Prevost Marshal, did
well in putting out an extra guard, and pa
trolling the streets with cavalry , and infan
try all night. Mei were not permitted on
any pretlxt, to assemble in groups on; the
streets. IL is not impossible, there Was
more import in language than our MU
tens who know ban are willing to believe.
Straws may chow the current of the, wind
Certainly, if theSecoasionists of Nashville had
not entered into the, atrecious conspiracy he
divulged, it was only for leek of courage, and
not becalm) they havenot the will. Butif the'
conspiracy had bean one to pick the pecklits of
all the Union men in the city and commit Vio
lence on tho corpses of the Federal soldiers in
the cemetery, I should regard it with more
credulity. Lot no one misunderstand :me.
Undoubtedly they would assassinate loyal
people ; but it is herd to believe they Would
ring bells fora signal. The noise inightewake
their intended victims. The thieveer.had; not
even the courage to lhok honest meet leU the
face on the street, but bore gimlet holesin the
pavement with theirhang-dog eyes.
An insurrection of traitors in Nashville
would have a most= healthful influence.. It
would bring on sourd'ofAhatiost severity, for
want of • which out political atwospheto is
breeding pestilence.
I committed an error in ono . or my feriaer
letters when I stated that Ocientl
wasWashing
t
ton Barrow Won ro .
doh parole. He W
seen on the streets n. a carriage ; but I Sup
pose therikniust ha e been a „guard in attend
ance. The. correction is made with no ordi
uarlo degra• al pkikam. I, pm not without
hope' the sleeptrie lion Zrthe la* will' yet"
awake.
On inquiry I learn James Bell was charged
with printing A false report of the battle of
Pittsburgh, fur the purpose of encouraging
seditious feeling, and secretly circulating it.
One James, a writer of the Banner, who claims
to have been in former• days connected With
the New York Sfirit of the Time., was iiiso
arrested, on suspicion of connection with; the
outer, matter, and lodged with Bell in the pen
itentiary.
The Slave Trade.
The Committee on Foreign itelatiensy to
which had been referred the treaty beteleen
Groat Britain and the • United States for' the
suppression of the slate trade, reported it
back with amendment, and with the favora
ble indorsement eLthe Committee. It is: the
opinion that this treaty will receive- -the
prompt sanction of the ,fuli Senate, and be
forthwith forwarded to England, to be ratified
by that Government. •
It is supposed that this treaty has been
made with the object of facilitating the Sup
pression)of the slavetrade. Heretofore tour
treaties don the subject, owing to the jealousy
of slavehlders in the Cabinet and Sonia°,
have not Iron of the character but calculated
for the objactintended. We trust now that
this nefarious traffic will be ended forever.
NomidatiOns Confirmed.
The Senate, in Executive Scutari, on TllOl5-
day,-Confirnied Gov. E. D. Morgan - Mt Major-
General, and the following gentlemen as Brig
adier-Generals: Goo. L.'..Bartinif, Carl Sebum
,Bufue Saxton, Ches. Deiene, Benjamin Al-
Tord, N. B. Buford, Nathan Kimball, J. Van
f Allen;and Wm. S. andlh. •
Amos Perry was ao)iiirmod as Consul' to
.Tanis.
Mnhlom Wilkinson_' was nominated and
confirmed to-day, ' Receiver 'of public,
Moneys at Vermilliait , it Damask; Territory.
• The Senate, in Executive Session, also) ce
s
eeired front the I'l '' Offen t two In Man k treeties
and the 'wog ' ' us. of Col. Jeff . 6. ,Davii, of
l
„Indiana, and.. ' . Carr, as Brigsidier-ciotisials.
'Both lacers digingeished thentselorei at ltbe
battle of Pea . Ndige. •
.
NominiyaolaHhleJon G airesec.—The Pcee
%lent was so mail delighted at tho artifice
meit of the gr lAatronomical General, 04 M.
Mitehell„ in ing t famed marches neon
unteville,'Deeittai and 8 tephonscia,.. the
Memphis,'GlZA4ton and Richmond line of
railroad; and iriiithig one hundred milee of
'that road, capitilat
,fehele; locomofttee and
rolling: stook„ that be an the reoommehd
ititincdßintrakii. fltanciin4rontoteil hid to
be a Major . Geriaril.; , Gon. Mitchell learnt'
txfiommit yleyretieOne of.tho roost impor
tant of the war,f, .
Tus W9UNDSIUAT - VITTSKiIiOII LANDINd.—
A dtepateb tetln'i'ittaborgh Landing, da!tad
cairp o ,Taesday, Abei.lbtli, saps:
Gen.. : Stronthaa.reaabied.the following dis-
S b ige la ir Pin/ rtaba gki:
dwb nded alt off.
"Stop - ail SalitarypConnatesiosers, =miss
and citizens: . Be don't - need any more.: I
(Signed) W.:w.p.iLt.scarit'al. deb.t
Wo presume OF I:4di:ta bad reached therelby
,
bat time. • •
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GICIIIMAL WALI4O ‘ , he last sad rites iuki
V
'.• Mese of d - affection in 4 ' . pact for thetste +l
iiiit atOlietiltiCte lt f; Wines; - wero
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,- Y9 ll 21 " !I , 4 OttfofkAi4Dc'ills on : Tess4ay,
laat. , The whole 44oeSseenify - turned . ohs: its
,i,,i,*4l:,,,,co* T iittr; the loved neishimir'
laiiky.psitoe Alai,. . laid a... hls 'life 'sa 'is '
thefield:of kiiihio , hli . beferf 4 l co!leVI
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at. Petersburg ia therAtionner of 4day 7. The
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The Neits from Nashville.
The -news from Nashville is not encour
aging. Our special correspondent, who, from
his long residence in Kentucky and Tennes
see, is well qualified to form an opinion, says
That there are few loyal men in the Western
and Central parts of the latter State. Those
who resisted secession the longest, and who
sacrificed the most for their Union principles,
are now our Largest enemies, declaring daily
that when out-now victorious forces are has
tening back through Nashville, after the de
feat which the rebels say is impending, they
will fire 'upon them from their houses, and in
whatever way they can, urge on the work of
extermination. He says that the withdrawal
'of the troops would be the signal for another
insurrection, and that •the toting to be held
must be garrisoned by our loyal men. This
does not accord with what Parson Browniow
preaches and what governor Johnson hopes,
but It is in strict accordance with the results
of hundreds of observations that Northern
mon have made.
We have no doubt that our informant re
flects what he believes, and that his opinions
are in the main correct. And hoW mmoh so
aver we may wish to pin our faith to the two
Union men whom we have named, we are
compelled to judge of Tennessee not so much
by what they say, as by the analogies which
the triumphs of our arms elsewhere have de
veloped. It is a rule that slavery and loyalty
do not go together; that wherever the former
is strong, the latter is weak and powerless or
wholly wanting. Tennessee, in the neighbor
hoot.of Nashville, is no exception to what is
elsewhere true. The well-founded. fear of
what has happened may have deterred far
seeing men from embarking is what they fore
saw would be a failure; henco the progress of
secession was slow. The virus was there,
however. Nashville divided with Memphis .
the doubtful honor of being the centre of the
alaveholding aristocracy of the State.
What then ' is to be done ? - From the be
ginning we have had but one opinion. The
cause of the war most be struck. Slavery
must go down I At least, the slaves of the
rebels, the objects. for which they prolong
the strife, the precious treasures which give
such venom and fury to disloyal andelor,
must be net free I We care not how, whether
by proclamation of the. President, or by a con
fiscation law comprehensive in its terms and
energetic in its operation. Not only at Meth
villa, but in all other pleats in all the rebel
lious States, the work of liberation must com
mence and be fai!hfully carried on—roust com
mence while yet the country has the financial
strength to carry out the policy that necessity
will by and by compel it to inaugurate. Hes
itation is criminal because it is dangerous,
Imperilling the unity if not the very life of
the Republic. Sharpen the axe and let it fall!
Slavery is loathsome and contaminating.
Freedom or it mist die; and before the end
of this campaign, the people will be compelled
to,choose one of the two to doom to death.
We know which will be destroyed I—Chicago
Tribune.
Another Rebel Stand on the RiTer.
• A letter from Cairo, dated April l4th, to the
Cincinnati Gazette, say,
I have just boon placed in possession of
some valuable informationrelative to matters
below. .Two-ciesertere from the rebel army
arrived at New Madrid a day or two ago, and
report that another stand will he made by the
'insurgents at Fort Pillow, sixty miles above
•Memphis. Fort Randolph, twelve miles be
low Fort Pillow, where the rebels once thought
of making a stand in case they were repulsed
at the latter place, has been virtually aban
doned. It is said by them deserters—and
our spies substantially confirm all they report
—that there are about 3,000 men at Fort Pil
low. Only twenty guns are mounted oh the
fort, must of them old culumbiatis. (This is
doubtless an error.] There are several wfiter
liatteries; extending for half a mile above , the
tort, end two midway up the bluff. The works
.on,itheirnmenit axe,prepared with the same
engineering skill that characterised those at
Henry, DOneltion, Columbus and Island NO:
10. But since all these have fallen into our
hands, who can doubt the result of Fort
Pillow.
A HAW MUSA'. 111[1,1iBAL
The rebels at Fort Pillow are commanded
by Cenercil Villipigue, a man unknown to
fame, but said to be a very accompliehed offi
cer, and ono in whom they have great con
fidence. .lle is a Creole gentleman, and al
though untried, is believed to be ■ second
Beauregaid. Nous verrono.
PRRPARATIONH FOR A FORWARD ROVRRRNT
There can be no impropriety, I think, in
my stating that a largo fleet of transports
left St. Louis last night for New Madrid.
With these General Popo proposes to move
his army down the river, in company with
the gunboats; and then, if the rebels will
only stand, we may soon expect to have three
thousand prisoneis more, and tielast serious
impediment in our way to Memphis and New
Orleans will' be removed. I ant inclined to
tho belief that the resistance to our progress
at Fort Pillow will be feeble. The movement
upon the fort, I learn from a seml-offiiial
source, is to be made immediately. I leave
to join the fleet the first opportunity.
East Tennessee.
•r from Nashville, of the 14th inst
History will giva East Tennessee a mar
tyr's crown. The 'rebellion has poured upon
her head the dregs of its poisonous cauldron.
White other sections have been delivered, and
have trampled the jewel of deliverance under
their feet like swine, devoted, enduring East
Tennessee suffers, and, like Israel in captivity,
is well nigh ready to despair under the 'op
pressor'S band. It would seem that whom
this Government loveth it suffereth to be dbas
toned, for it must - love East Tennessee.
... .
I convened with an intelligent young gen
tleman who left Knoxville just one weekprior
to last Friday. While be breathes the deep
est and most uncompromising hostility to the
enemies of tho nation, every word, look, and
gootnre•is full of the crushing despondency
which line like an incubue.on the bosom of hie
neglected section. To him. the impudenoo
and Reunite of rebels, who go about the streets
of Nashville, are ineomprebeniible. Between
twenty-Bro and thirty...loyal men left their
homes in company with him, but only shout
thirteen continued till they got without ;the
rebel lines. The others became alarmed, led
their intentien.te 'escape should bo impeded,
and bring upon them aggravated oppression.
IMpreismont is oonstanrand relentless; tind
a suspicion of Unionism itripecial cause of ein.
rollment.
At Km:rifle, Capt. Pdansatrat, of artibirY,
was commander. Ile had some field artillery,
but no fortifications or siege guns. The force
tinder him varied at different,tities, from one
to four thousand. Per.thrce weeks before the'
battle at Pittsburgh Landing, a continual
titres:is of Confederate troops poured through
froni Virginia, on their way to'
Corinth-4bn rolling - stock being need emilu
slimly LOT military purposes . At, ChattaanO,
p, the feria was like that at Knoxville,vao.
,iug in-DUMbeil from one to three:thOusand.
hadrifthitillierland amp,
aocording, 'only `lnformant, about three
,re
Southern: Account of .the Battle of
Pittsburgh Landing.• .
The Richmond -papers' of. Saturday -claim
that the Confederates,took 6,000 prisoners at
the battle of Pittsburgh: Landing. They.siso
stain that ?shot). Brcekimrl4ga distinguished
himself - on the battle field by his brattery.
General Prentiss, and another officer of the
Federal army, who wore taken prisoners, were
sent to.ltichtnendi Where they have arrived.
• Jeff. Davis bad sent a message to the Con
federato. Congress formally announcing - the
death of. Getlentl A. Sidney. Johrinten t - skid
paying a warm tribute to bin
:J memory. , !, f
ohnstOt, - -it Is; elated, watt .;tin4,;
ddritig WOWatt), in 'the thigb,"witira Mink
ball, but Continued on in the 004 anct_
ofhleod, fell:44lln bin 'borne
ytudehoa after expired: .
Tbe.Colifedoraten kdmit a tons of 3,000 l!rt ,
iso
Irilied , anitundedi and about 200 Rhein, a.:
Hothitichtuond.andlierfulk; it-in stated,,,
were illuminated onFfl,laj night
:Ton Penneylinaa srogitnent ;
irolunteeri; Old -Writ
or
moreiend," was reviewed-bilks President, in
Wastkingteir. Minient has . beertiguard-'
ing railroads , to , l*-Nortii of Washington..
A Kentucky Gentleman Posed
During the debate, in the Hou..le, on the
bill to abolish slavery in the Dietriet, the
following scene took place:
Mr. Wadsworth denoutuied the l Republi
cans as about to steal the property.(!) which
the inhabitants of the District had toiled
for, upon which Mr. Lovejoy related this
incident, of which he had the proofs in his
hand. A free colored man in the District
married a woman who was a slave, and by
her hada child. He entered into an agree
ment with the master to pay him $l,lOO
for their freedom, which, after years of
toil, he accomplished. But the colored
man, by the laws of slavery, was not a
competent witness to prove the contracts,
and the wretch who "owned" his wife re
pudiated it, after he had received the stip
ulated sum. When the success of the
Emancipation bill became apparent, this
womenand her child—this wife and mother,
redeemed, but still enthralled—were sent
to Maryland, and are now actually in a
slave-pen in Baltimore, awaiting a pur
chaser. "What," said Mr. Lovejoy, "what
does the gentleman from Kentucky call
this? Is this stealing, or what is it?"
The "gentleman from Kentucky" made
no reply.
The free discussion and ventilation of
this subject, I may say here, have brought
to light multitudes of instances of enormity
as great as that involved in the circum
stance related with so much effect by Mr.
Lovejoy. I could fill pages with similar
instances with which I have become ac
quainted. Doubtless they are of similar
frequency all over the South, Southern men
have often accused us of the North of ex
aggerating the evils and miseries connect..
ed with slavery. But from the develop
ments in the District; it is my deliberate
conviction, that, as the light of liberty is
let in upon the great prison -house of hu
manity, the South, we shall find that never.
half its horrors have been told. It can
not be 'otherwise: cupidity, selfishness and
indolence are all enlisted against unpro
tected weakness. Justice, in all the South
ern States, as a necessity, is deal' to the
negro. There is no Press to blazon his
wrongs. Individuals can only alleviate,
not remedy, them_ Where all are partak
ers of the fruits of violence, it does not do
to examine too nicely iuto outrages, the
complete punishment of which would in
volve destruction of the system itself, out
of which they grow.
Late from Pittsburgh Landing,
The Chicago Tribune learns from a gentle
man who left Pittsburgh - Landing on Sunday
last, the following facts :
The season at Pittsburgh is mild, the forest
trees in full leaf, the gardenagreen and luxu
riant. The rain falls arefrequent and heavy,
the whole country drenched, and the laud
heavy and deep. This latter cause in the vi
cinity of the late battle 110141 greatly retards
the burial of the dead, and many bodies are
still exptised, awaiting'these sad offices. A
ride over the late battle field is sickening
and sad. Dead bodies stark and still lie In
every conceivable position, distorted in the
death agony, or stretched out with faces star
ing upward, washed by the pitiless rain.
llore and there are limbs torn away by shot
and shell, or cast aside in the hasty field offi
ces of the surgeon. Dead horses lie scattered
over the ground. The air is heavy and taint
ed with odors of 'decomposition. The traces
of the late mortal struggle are abundant, :the
ground ploughed and torn, and the forest
trees broken and rent to shreds by the plung
ing missiles. It will take years to efface. the
marks of this combat.
Gen. Hatleck arrived on Saturday night,
and has &seamed command. lie received a ea
lute of artillery on Sunday morning. There
,was, front appearances up to Sunday. no pros
pect of immediate operations. 11oth armies
are terribly handled and eat up, and it Will
require days, and even ireeks, could' the latter
he granted, to bring the regiments-hack into
condition. The lapse' of time does nothing to
lesion or modify- the cad reality of the late
battle, which colt the Federal army ten thous
and effective troop,. Blame, wgked and infa
mous, belongs to the officer or officers respon •
Bible for the great calamity, and the blow
should fall on the guilty party.
The Emancipation Bill Signed--Br
Lincoln's Glorious Position.
WASHINGTON, April 16, 11 o'clock.—Tho
hearts of all the friends of freedom are re
joiced by the report just made current that
Mr. Lincoln has signed the bill for the eman
cipation of the blacks of this District. True
to hie instincts, true to his noble principles,
true to the benevolent policy which his mes
sage recently inaugurated, be has
.put his
name to the great . act which carries joy to
thousands upon thousands of homes and
hearts. If our cannons roar out the glorious
triamphs of the battle.fleld, surely they should
.announce this triumph with double thunders
of sound.
Mr. Lincoln has not hesitated In aMxing
his name to the charter which brings liberty
to so many because he had any, doubts of the
propriety or the justice of the measure, but
swiftly in obedience to his habitual just-mind
educes. lie does nothing hastily;. he is dis
posed to hoar arguments on all sides.; and for
the last two days ho has listened patiently to
the objections of those who were interested in
the retention of slavery. The Border State
men have said all they eouldsay ; the Presi
dent has given mature consideration to their
words, but he decides,at last, that he is un
able to stain his fair ame with the reproach
that he had been the obstacle to the groat
work of the day.
Even if the President had withheld, his
nameTrom the bill, there were votes enough
in Congress to pass it over his head; but he
preferred to attach the "Abraham Lincoln" to
a measure which wilt reflect each lasting boner
upon him and his administration. At borne
and abroad this deed is of moth use tO aur
cause than any great bittle.—thiU7,:
Affairs in Tennessee.:
A Washington special .diepatch to the New
York Evening Port says :
Wasuawrow April 10.—Emerson Ethe
ridge, Clerk . of . the House, and several other
gentlemen from Vennessee, have jut .urired
in this city. - The 7 say that there can be no
doubt u to grant ',decided success at Pitts
burgh Taindieg.; /oases were immense,
and_fer a long time theisiue 'was deulitfal, but
in the eisd the retreat of the rebels amounted
They are, howerst,earefally gathering their
Mattered forces at Corinth, arid - are likely to
make another , stand. Bat if they do they will
net, mope se. they, did:before. Our army now
in splendid condition, mush better than it.
Was last week, and more, etirely prepared for
any epicenter... This troops Are only eager to
Make a Calk or the 'affair,. which
, sitsy mean .
tii4o;irthey get ehanee;.' .
Theis gentlemen alsolihig the' gratifying
infdrrnatton that. General Mitelletis believed
to be perfectly awareis bfa tibattlirif iaiiegthe
MemphlcandCharlisten Reilkeed.n Hie force,
then3llot Wire,. stilt suffiebetitli large to
holdthe .road,Agalpat any body : pf • men th at.
the spare at this j cirriere. All the
contingencies - were contemplated' before. the
mosfemakti WllB'2[ll4o, aid ',now that it it spade;
we may set Par middil at restsis td the'rekult:
We thbrk It stilstalio thitif!zr
ter-tliaiberore't.Y*bit4'
differ iddelyittlhis rbpott:
ffeirlity , s•C • itwilitand.
A letter from Columbia, TOIII2OBAOO
Oen:, Nasky', luts notified the oitfzebs of Co
iambic thatthey:will be:hidil responsible for ,
the repititioit, of Aitira
prams of,bring- ort. the
pickets' about the cityj lie it contldent abr.
haye - been guilty '4'4014 it,.aiut;fr4nos to
pat a atop to It.' • - • ;
He hatilstreciiipelled
',laity to Tay the deo:loges; oletifed by Oettehr.
ypersonalrho harshad their property destroy'
ed by drunken' soldier& :The bilk was *1151:r.
. .
Tlyimakinglhe ritralp , :of
dranlitithitotii 'm14044 idea. 21ist'is101p;
to lb . f ` om ' itai¢ lead of the"e~i4 1c.4!'44.141.
lA•suit.farcE.
Fug INSURANCE A :BY THE
ARCS MUTUAL ESSURANCS 00YELNYI:'
OP PHIL A DELPIIIA, oa 11111ILDINOB,
perpac taa, RE RCHARDISZ. FURNITORB,ALI in
town or country. Olive No. 308 Walnut Ithrit.
CA r."'AL , Z 2 •2 3 . 510; Amara, $308,308 90 . --Ipreatad
as followa •
First Mortgage on ImproredCity Proper
ty, worth double the im0unt......:—......4156,60° 00
Ground rent, first ettaa.....„. 440 . 50
Penna. R. R. Co.'. 6 percent. Mortgage
LOW!.
City of Philadelphia, 6 per mt. Loan.— ...pa" , ••••
Allegheny county 6 per et. P. R. It. Load woo 00
Collateral bonds, well aecured.....„ . .4600
00
Ilantingdon and - Broad Top Ifountain '
Railroad Company, morttat, -40:00
POLOWyII'AIIIIL Railroad Co.'s . . -4,000 CO
Stock of Italian. ?MOW Insurance CZ. • 54,360
Stock of County Ph* Insurauci Ou. - 1.015000
Stook of Delaware' Al. 8. lummance TIO-OD
Commercial Bank d 05,135 Of
IfeelMniceMank do . 2,012 50
Union hi. Insttrauco Co.'s 180 60
Bill. Receivable, bantams paw.— .16,217 18
Book Accounts; ancined:lntereat,, etec..lo. • • 6.916 Td
Cash on band and In bands of, dente..;,,; 11,3115 IS
CLEM TINGLEY.
; la CiarsOni• •
Z. LotbroP.;
RObt. Wand.'
Trod'k. Loin's, •
Jacob T. BonUng,
O. 8.
Smith Roomy.
Jas. S..WoodWavila
John Blain% Plitall'gb o
CMAN,Sportnary.
• JA. -- corrix,l g eolL.
my 6 Darthawit comic Tblrd aid. Wood Motet.' _
Clem Tingloy,
Samuel Bispham,
Wm. R. Thompson,
Robert, Steen, ,
Yrodsr/ck Brown,
Wm. Musser,
C. Ellswenson,
Beni. W. Tingley, • .
Juba R. 'Worrell,
Marshall Hill, •
putt; mARDIE AND INLAND IN
SURANCE.—LNSIIIIANCE COMPANY OF
NouTH AMERICA; PHILAVELPUIA. •
Incorporided 17Y4 Cap 8100,000.
Assets, January 10,
Arrays O.COPY/N..
THOMAS PLATT , Poicrowy. • • 7
•
TNSURANDB co.- OR- Mil STATIC
01 , PENNSYLVANIAi PHILADELPHIA.
incorporated 1794-osplted, $200,000.
Aseeb;lrobruars 1,1850.»...:«'=00
Il iiNSY D . 8111611 . 41);
WILLIAM llAllPER,Eketatirg.
tjA-RTFORD FMB :INSURANCE CO:
_LJ. II A ILTFOUD.
•
IncorporstNl 1810—Capita:, 115C0,000.
Asepts, hlay I, _„:„19a5,751
11. I.IIIOTIIIO DON Proadoott ,
711110. C. ALLYN, Seenoto.7. •
: •
it: lumurnum the' above old and tellable Con
panic/ can La olotalual by application to '"
, 1. ..1,0N1113;.i0nit.
tallially $T Waterstrat 'a Ewen'.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPA
NY 1.41 0 PITIRBURGII.. ' •
R. MbLRXR, Jr., JPrealdeab.
G. IL GORDON, Secretary..
Ogre, No. 92 Water street, Siang Wane
bow*, op etaln, , Pitteburgh., , -
ffill thence agateet all kande cy. And Karim
81.k.t. Ilona Leatilatioa,•tialboYell by' Diriedera who
ore veal known is tontttaiiiiy. aid who lin . dota
by yroenpetaers. aqui .ItherabOy,-, toeiheteie the
chaacter which they base assented, as afering the tan
protection Go thou mho desire to be insured.
ASSZTS, OCITOBNII 30,11359 i • '
.Black Accounts
Mortgagen
....., 4,160 (XI
Oalee Airuituro at —..... moon
Upell Accuunbs, etc......
Quilt ..... —..„._....,..; ' ' DOM go
Premium Note... "
Nnton and Bills Norm:
—...."......".
1 2 747 69 1 12 14
.
1 , 1110TOB.0:. , •
Andre* Ackley,
Alexrurdar Speer,
Darla IL Loos,
Barn J. Thomas,
rluh¢ IL,WIAtas.
James , McAuley,
tivithanlel I.lellues,
Alex. bilmick,
George Darste, •
Will 11. 13m111,
C. W. lilekeLseu.
tri .30
M. GOILLSON
CITIZEN'S INSUILAITORCAVANY .
OF PITTSBURG Lt. : 01 : 1 1ce;tortoe.111ark*I.sad
womr
Steatialkuata.andVargbiii."
!Limo* against loiiiiiOrdamage la. tha navigallos
of On &Olen, and - Wootini Zalveisi lakes lo?d1
flagon.,, nu.l 01...anvIgtitivra Ki.bet
lndorcs 11,,,thiatl'aurOddatnAge.brifna.::
-. • oystoriai:',
...., ":•'-: -.. ' ''''
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--- Wm. 8uga , 1",,-.. ,, - 4..- ..i.A.A... '-• -' ,
Jam:Park, Jr:, " John
W. G. Jobattim, ' Jai. /Az .-',.
Is. P. Juuoq, ' . - 8.-.lllar
law Owens. ‘J.Clidtral - ~,-,
Um. T. bi.. Howe, . Joh4B.l. l llworth;
Butlay l'inaton. . 'Cl.hill . g,,Zug,
Goorgn Bingham, ', ' ~,,,:". 6001
. .
1)111 ADELPIIIA, AND LIFT
•
I NSUAlAl4iCßemiurApq. kig..119 OBeinutt
opposite tho Cine imt Roast,-
8 21 . 0 4 0 8—Atietf.5804,0419. ,
Will, make all kinds of lionaration. either rosep•thal
or limited, on &in - /
_doscrlpOon of Property or Mee t
dimwit... at tenaanable ratio of Paimlam,
ROBERT P. , ElNG,'PrasiEtat.
IL W. “Al.DWflii.,ri.
F. B LACKB ERNE, Beocetorp.. ..;
==7
(Them. Bay.,
14. IL Coin; •
E. IL EngHA,
Goix W. Brown;
P. 13: bovery,
J.rneltLPidl,'.
. , M. Megirges,
i J X. Millar. r
J.G.. 004111 TN, Arcot,
Third sad Moodshnets.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY
FIRS.—FRANELIN 37R14113817KATICLOOM
PANT OF PIIIIADELPUIA. 031a3; 485 sad 417
Chinttkut rtrestolear Filth.
..:.
Statement - of Assets, Jaaberj lit, 11300; 'F pblteb.d
agmeably to an ant of .Assembly' belay— , • <
/anti/WI/tyre. amply 5ec0r.0....,. 6.44806,an oo
Beal Fatale, (prat% sal 5108,314, 61) most 10:4446 PO
Temporary Loans, on' ample Collateral - -
Stocks, *ma oo
Notes nod 1,011. CO
Cash ' ' 27019 CO
• • •—•`' • "
•
'The only rituals from- prank= !which this
Company can divide by law .are from .riaks.trbkli
have beau determibed. ' • • ' .
.
•. • .
.
Insurance made on every description ov e =, •
In town and country, at rata' am owesl ara
• • Blum their i with
ncorpo,ration,,,ll P10;14 , ram -
'they Lava paid Item by Wre,to an amoiuit imoseding
roar Milbtorw of Dollars, tbareby itrbollos . _ Vpvidenco,
ot advanu. of Inaornara, to wellowastrabillv_ .
ty and
.dlspadtion to mwd. with liatrilltla . prnapausir
•
LOSSEII 11T1711:111t.
Lcegat Feld during the yaw 111311.,..!.-4011041*
1)1IZOTOilW
Charlei N. Backer, haw L.
Mord Coal T. Lewis, Jacob,A, &OWN'," ;. • .
Tobias Wagner, Yd d.
Davkl S. Brown, -
SuMnri :Grant. I raw
ÜBAai r$ N. BANO/I.o.iltolidant.
' XDWANDI U.
' .• rum, gJt.ourritr„;464
rny. .• ; Wilisi.Nortbes4 WWI/ Th. ark
A LLIAIIIIIMY INSUICANOIC' 001 d
21. e..4.Nr or nrrsßuncra.. otaceota Firm.
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cmure..gaio~t . 0 Ida& Oi rift Ind Mane alet.g.
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U. G. Harm •
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DRILIVEN . A*BOI%' , •
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