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CEUDE OILS, ofail d*- *^S,t2Sf^L«!P£n2?* * Adinsu J. WEAVEB, J*., ***7 Treasurer. mylG;6m J. a. uoom. A LIGQjbTT:& CO., (successors to - • *Xfggßlt,) Tujur Vactjbm amd Combs*- Sst*o , ? C, i^l&i ,r OBAIN, SHEDS. CX!X£gE, .PBOX>UCJfi, £c., Vo*. 76 Water and 02 fTHkut «traf» Ptttabcrgh. Pa. tpjfi taaiw, A/TACKKOWN A LINHABT, Floub ITJ. ax» Gkau Factout, Paoddc* asd Coaxnsioa Juacauxts» IbrthA uJft.ol Ilunr, Gr*io,Pork,B*- ,*OT, ILard, BuUer, £g*v Chftae, Ifeuu. iTßAlber*, PoUiom, Pot and PeArluJbta.: - B«t|Br»tuk Liiweed *od Lanl OiU ( Drtod sad* FruUci-Tiiaotfajr, Clorcr, JblAiaud Gran bonU. ". j 3uh advance* made on Cohii^tuDeata.'- J &o. E 97 Liberty. I i Ajj i? 1 K LUi J *\aa *»». FoaWABDISQ MfECHAJtT ohd'wbold *!♦ doalfT la OBSERVE ; CHKERt' BUTTES. LASD.POBK. BACOV POT AMD AWM,6&m2SU8 X s§* : sssv™ L £ n z wSws^Ba^Si- P^ta^raenUT v Zrof..-l«l and US Front BtrSt* WU.' * /'IUIN & BHEPAKI): CosniisaiON MeS KJtnucn aaddeaiorrf la YLOUB, OBAIH *vr> P nvs 0, Liberty Piitatmrgh. Pa, uholee bran da of Floar for Bakfen and Fatuly u*« Mitullr ffl hand. Panlcnlar attention paid id flUlng ororfo far llwchandliy‘gi?n»r»nj,-- j EjUtAAJL YA& IiUKJJhK, -Fbodcoband ST dealer In FLOQB. BUIJ TKB* pBUOBIS, SEEDS, LAUD, CiIJKESKTPOBKj PaiED AJiD 6BKKN FRUITS and CTnSr£sl ;Liberal oah advancee made on toiislgnmentai Wiwhow, yp. tVCSecond atreet. I‘itUTmrßb/ .lAAtbb Mo VAX, p.orwabdino Ahri V Oowmni JlsacaAKT, for tho tale of FLOOR* GBAIH, RACOR, LAUD, BUTTER, EGGS, inj Wettarn Frodaca generally, ho. lo BiIITHFIELrt STREET, corner of tint, FUttburgb, pL P and conalgnmeota tollcitad. Ja?frijdi JAAIi&A. £ KTAKIt, JjjqUWAEDIKG ANJ> GoimiMto* il**caa*T, tur tbaealaaf-JELOCBi SHK i;P ¥!Hk LABII > FRUIT, and Produce generally, No; IS Market mi t corner of Finrt, PttUburgh.' ■ ; S' ,t W. tCBOKAsrs......*. ; ». tTTT QCHOMAKEB & LANG, Cotton Kj SiacHAHTi «nd wholesale dealers la'OBOC& UIE3, FLOUB, UKAIN, PKODUOE, Aa.NosS Liberty afreet, Pitttbargh, Pa. lelfrdVr ; fAMhH i>ALZKLL & bON. makcfac* U tvuu or LIED OIL, u3ti Coaauuas MmJ. aourrsibr theporcbase and wlo of QHUDE AKO BETIHED fEIbOLIbUH, hoc. <R) «n < * 70'<W«t«r-ffs fltUboiKb. Advance* mcdo on conalynmantM, .• j i , H OLLANIi KIDDLE, fiuocesaor to Jnd *6°°» I, °* 1&J Liberty stre-eL Pitu - burgb, GENERAL PRODUCE, GROCERY AED OOMttIgSION MERCHANT. OonfltgaawoU-reepectfiillyeSlidtcd.- ~ 'fogg-aiy .wr .JK9. WHITE VUITI WHITE BROTHERS, FonwAUDreti >4trD Cohubior Mmchasm and dealer* In P&OV%IO2iS AM> PBODUCfc GENERALLY. Nd 235 Liberty itreet, Pittiburßb, Pa. - * ASCMUYEK/CoMMiaaitra AiRE/iniyt. • dealer in CBDDE Ah D REFINED CARBON OILS, GLASS, IRON, KAILS, Ac., No. 183 Liberty •■••.• ~ mli£7:dly ■ WUX*A* UAHS, trwip-rt*- i DAVID H’CUfDtta*,, sar. a. •oo»n* l J wa “H* n »»J apodal Partne^T V/f’tiAKS -<sc COFFIN, successors to iULATOudlcca, Means 4 Co., WHOLESALE GUO* , OHUa, comer of Wood and Waterßtreeta, Pitiaborgh, : FqmA.. . .... .. . , jyatdiy OJiHUb 8HUT*....... fi. VOWtI T; a TOIGT & Ctt,„ueee.BortoW. JL4* Graff, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION ILEB- CjjANTS, 217-Liberty street. Pktabnrgb, Pa. aas *OIUH«'BDPIi- —fnwifln TOHN 1. HOUSE & CO., Wholesale V G&ocsbsaho Conisiiov UracHAim, corner of Smithflcld and Water etreets, Pimbnrgh, Pa. -jyj > WUUKK'iOJS * tSXK Wlß’i, Whole- Ga<>CMa **» CoUibmob Mmchaktb, No -IQ 7 ttood street. Pltuburgb. • . Je2-dly .j. aiaarATjucx.;..ti. s. uuwk mi. ejbxpatsick . IiUQSKN & KIKKPATIUCKS. Whole- JLf BAtr Gwxjkm and doalrn in FLOUR AND SEEDS, Nos. 101 aad 103 Liberty street, PlMßburch • Jaidly • V -- - DHUG GISTS, *♦—•—•***** w2xC*ct' WpoDsiHE & Wallace, SiMUN JOHNSTON, Dbausk w pcm vrSSJffi?■■ AKDwasJUOiM, PEfircamiT, • ona, pah- U»I• MEDICINES, Ac., 4c.,\of ftrletfr prime qimJ. ft * lowwt prlete. Corner Smith* Held and Fourth streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. ■ v Prescriptions caiefolly compounded at all tours T 3 a. fahnesxuuk. * co.; whole* MJ* tata Uaroaur and ManaJactueer of WHITE LEAH AND LITHARGE, cornered Wood anti front streets, Pittsburgh. , m hr rOHJS F. bOOTT.-WBor.BuYp tP PAINTS, OILS, VANNIiMES AND DYE-ETUlfrS.f»o^a<»ljbertj.atrect T l > ttt,i))nirrb L— AUordqis will receive prompt-attention.. _ t mhut ‘ |Vc Üb(A iL Dtuosisr.' 143 Wood ejraet,. corner of Wood street abd • Virgin allay,. Par*—: • .• TAtf. VJEEGH, (ialeof Fayette county, V• Pa.,) AfTOßjrxr, Ao.* - "..■■■• J ' •. PITTSBURGH, Pa. Office—B. E. corner Fourth and Grant streets. . myftLCro ■ ■ ’•' • ■ - ■ ' • .••■•• tViXti ~ *" AUuttWi Attoksbv - V' at. Law, Omo, second eterjr EnnTi law Boon* , ~okJ, No-VJ Diamond street. vy •• - Will attend* to the settlement, teeming and collec* ; (ton of claims, hoTinifos, Ac., in Washington, District of Colombia.. * - • ooHfccaa . foits.a. iiluiSi JT iKKLPATKICK A MELLON, Attoe -Xai eniir, Law, No.-133 Fourth street, fire doors shore MtniihtMd. Pimbnrgh.Os.- ... myl7:dtf riIUOMAB . EWLNIi, Attorney and :A Oouitsntoa sr Law, Omn, No. ,150 Fourth street, corner of Cherry alley, Pittsburgh, Pa. .aullidewlyT Claris, -AL*. SMJTH, AfTOBNBY and /• Copsmuut AT Law, ho* removed to KDUN’H LAW BUILDINGS, No. 11 Diamond streetrnext door t» St. Pgt»r*a Chnrch. • rnylti'dly • sesuxsa, jk................... &a«ucl «. ecuoraa. S. & 8, 0. SCIIOYEii, Attorneys at • Law... Office, 130 Fourth street, Pittsbnreb, Je3 . . • A- acTOfUKSOM .... a. tss^n. F LLCU & HUTOIiINSON, Cojoumios - J M jAJtoVdßWASoino>Mcaciuj(nrAMlenla WEST* CBN BESEUVE CHEESE, FLOCB, FISH, BA* . CON,. BOTT.KB,. - H#SEKI> OIL, POTS' AND •?BABL ASHES, SEEDS, GRAIN, DRIED FEUIT "Beet limnds Family /Flour . **•*&■ tuad. A-ent' for tbe sold of Madieon A Oo.> celebrated Patented Pearl > Starch. Nos. 310 sbetween .Wood and Smith* BslAPJtiabuzgh.Pav. ■«: apfcdly C’IHHBSB ■ 'WAKEiIUU3E.^.H^’Ii? /fl* COLLINS, Forwarding and Connlrilch Uer* chant and'.dealer In .OUEE3JS, BCTTEB, LAKE -JrlßH.aitd ,Frodnca.g*PwaUy t No. 25 Wood street. •. abov*.-Water«:Pitubnrffh.'>. . ‘~7 r , my 2 f AMi£tf iiliiiMbd & 00,. Pqbb Face* £F ksJ and dealer* inPBOYISIONS/eonier of Mo* Mt And Front ktreota/ 1 • • •: • r jaS-dly V * Fsasuih, PouAPßtjrau' ixp Bauaxci Is tca-urca Cosraxua, »Hoi:Ui«en| .oom«7>Woo4 and Third Btreetß. * \k7r.; j*,tJ.UNJSBj. Aoent Nobth AmkeT f T~v-o*rSUU«-<4- Peao«rivaai& and. Hartford In ■> 4tg»tto»Compaoiaß. 67 Water Btreet* AMUiSJj KJiA, Heo&etjlAt UhizeksL / lasemaacs Coscfakt, comer Market and VirUr itiyrt*.- ■;■■•■■■/.■■.•, ■ ■. • •- •? •■-••■ ■ W All UOUIXIN, tiBCBBTAKY Weather D M. BEctEriEv AiiEOnewr »Itnipaurat Conmrr. 37 Tlftbafreet. • - ' - DRV GOODS* ■ : hWmvsvxww^w^svsvvw^v^^S^vSvsvw joe* wiiioir~„Jtaui w. CAaa....naTm irmfiDtLM, ' TiriLSON, CAKR & CO., iV-.,.. (Eaie.OTZeoivitajpu A Ce.,) WBOLCBAJ.K pgAT.KBB Z2f " rOBEIGN AHD domestic dot goods, . . to. M. Wood street, third bouse Diamond • alien Pitulmrgb. aplftdtf : I M. tUjtUJ&Kl&lAtt aaccosßor tu Aj • BarcUUldA Co.» Wboleealo and. lUtail iMderi •a STAPLE ANB'PAHOT • DHY-GGODti, Nortfr ~ • • • corner of Fourth ami atr«*t», <o2 • ■-jT, AV, &AKKKit & CO., Djulkbsib l)ftr r ff • Ooone, Sfc se Market street,-between Third and ■Pocrth, Pittsburgh. . . * HAJ'ibUN LiOViL IJaAi.gR is jjji !>*£! DBT GOODS, ato of the orig. i.dMl-Bee«HlT». Ho., 71 Market ■ttwl. POtuhnrgh : ANUi>hy —j>=-TTj>-wrfirMremr r- ? * .-- . .\, r n:piy uites - - Khrttttnnrnaj Duke, to urrife andforcale b? y ISAIAH LICKKT A CO, • t . cojiurtissio.r, #c. WHOLES ALEDBUGGISTS, K* 300 LIBEBTY hTiIEET,'* PrrTßßtraaa.-pA. - > «tTToitjrjE rs. FIIOOUCE, - ■ f ! ■■■. / , ;-v/'v sir ! , GROCERS. j gHRIVEK f. IAZBAK, ~ * WHOLESALE GROCERS COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Owner fccond. ' jag;lr* • * w. M. UOKMIi r ' ' WHOLESALE QIiOCIB. No. 271 LIBEBTT STBESTi " - , ' v-t >irxBßCßan. pa., P“' cb f? <rf . fholntmot of Ml liu psrtnon, “ “>» old itood, ood *IU lM th « r«lroo*g» of bis old friondi oodmifomon.:. c.-..i.i : VUM. H. KIKKPATKICK & (30., JJ n ». B .°j£? AX, V 3aocx *** CoitH “«o» HucHjurn FmLti ‘ w“o'^ sag csttos IOTTOs V.AllliS, ud Pittsburgh manufacturea gpD'trallr, 112 tfecond street, Pittibnrgh. M oDOXALD & AKBUCKIiE. Whole! ***;* Haocxiu, Puodcck asd Comkuii ok Alkb« UKPiNKn O-SUQAKSand MOLASSES, iu»v SJTIIUP3, PLOUB, BA* i^^^dß^oS^S^SSi uiSd°n£’\v ’ UoA diSr PIBK WOBKS.4C., Uos. P? 1J " wud ,troot > ttbuTß fifth, Pittsburgh. -■ —— ••• ■ ■ ••» -lygfedl" g U iii:DT'M£TZGiK7'G^H^r^ XX Ouanuuioa Alsbchabt*, ud dealer* in all t ' o » UKni ' 1 P&ddifc* abo PmsoDtoo Mintj riCTCßEa, .No. xiU Liberty street, opDcelte head 0 r \rood Piiubutth. fj PVW ° f Jio. ffif Liter., .trw, piL - ■**• nja J A. Al UKAIiH. W HOLK&ALH Hmvi.p • u>naiasiov2lKftOßun-'AiiddoalariD FLiimt iWtU SoySwiffl.No Ll ■ tr » e l t i opposite ll*od, PJlteburgh, P*. mSlS'ljS** adriUlCT * wade on coußigamanU. JUINJiCi, WHOLESALE BEALES oiyipjtubafgh mnniifwctijKd Article*. .bore the Monoigahela Bridge, MMrauim , , ~ ,7T UoUEJiT CALZELL A CO., ww JLVULI ÜbCCXU, CoMJKUeiOH e*n Voswaenuw MeecßASTe end dealer. In PBODUCE end riMtiA burgb omoufacttire*, Pittaburgh; sattYimm ~ I AiiBEKT a ammiS7wHotSr ß e,+4r Bt>ctM i. l’*oj»cca D&alxu ud CoaKueion IXO ° aUtb **”*** p,tUbar Eb, pi Jou* WA*t loam wt»W WATT & Wli^ON^fio^Zs cus, CoxMUdov MK&CUAJIT*, and de*i*r» tu Mo. 158 Lib etij itrcet, rittEtmrgb. < I SAiAH IML'KJSY & GO, ‘" <l dwl “* “■ Plmto-Kh? «'»«•»»*. JOIO. W. OILWOETH , oa „ OU .»o„ e ts. UILWUKTH 4 tX^,W«SS “ ri:g JQgJf fLOTCu - . _. witttin lOliX FLOYU & CO., WhoTS^G^: 'agF^asaasg^-** jw ; WILLIAM BAGALEY, Wholesale UWKI ,yr™ Ea * Nt *- u “ d . » Wood .tro^Pttu- A LISXAXBKK KING, W holmalk ■f* 'f* 4 **** ln *ort*r of 6UD* Aba i Ho.'STS Lfbortr »lr*»%Tlnsburgh,g». .UJ.VIT.I VTVJtJEitS. piAiNUSU BENNETT i Sox\ lUso- ItfSK culha iKD AND WAnaota* AT No. T 4 Fiittb orncKT, PiTTaapaoa; Pa. . mhl&lyiaa w.«. homill . . HAKT jV/TACjaSTOHH, HEAIPHII.t. i CO' wf 0’ U V» streets, near the City Water,. Worka, Plitebunrh.' Manuiketntwn ni HEMPaJIL’S IMPIiCrV’ED ZiAnvvAiviV'i? 1 "^ BTEAM enginksand SLIDh VALTES, of all sizes and bestatyie. .i. . pQ ,* “P “Cbioery of Urge eapadty aitd u| the Lt'ei quality, we are prepared to do heavy Job -Mot..ffiid.»llcit. worft in.thii line, tnatiiutthat bv pTDUiptnwa, and the character of oar. work, to merit public patronage. V attention to oar BALANCED VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, ae combining anvutagea heretofore onattatnod In thU ! • ' iaStUrd JOSKPH F. HAMILTON A CO., (benvrof Tint and Liberty streets, PITTBBCBGH, Pa., ■ KAKuracTCßttA or StPEBIOB STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY . Ac.,Ae.. - Q dEVEHANCK, No. 60 Water c>t., rasa >f every deecriptlon. •*-|<uilciitor .l»d or SPIKES usd EIV. ATS, Urge or email, mad* to order at short nnty, A r«<l wrtpfnl nonetantiy on hattd mrAftwa 9 JYZv’rrf: <u v*«.u UXCELHIOa GLASSWORKS.— Jli WOLPE. PLONKETT i CO., ffiu, Musorus. T ®“ u ; Warehouse, No. 12 Wood street, -corner of Ural, PiUsborgb, Pa. te&.lyi WELLS, RIDBLE * CO., So. 215 I f .Liberty nrwt, oppalt. flluh, Pltuborrli. rojumtutarmot WHIPS, LAHHES ASDBWITCU. WOlSt < b* cr 'b*l° B of LEiTUEU BUAIOED Ordei. thna Uu tnde, and rood. Dromui ly Ititptwl a. per Initrqertoar. - wjUvlrf MiKjrriSTHf. rjIEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT A Pain, by the use of an appauatua ?iSf SS? »aWS«*<JALVANICBATXEBT AUL GbEH. Medical gentlemen and lheir fiunflUe have had: their toeth extructed by my proooo, and are ready to testify ae to the safety and painteesnon of the opera* tloa—wbaiovsr Lae been asld by persons Uteneted in asserting the «mtrary, having no knowledge of my process. • - i f S#*ABTIFIC|ALTEETI2 inserted in every atyte, and charges very low; warranted in all cases to to of the beat material. ‘ • • E. OUDItY, DryriST. 134 Bmithfl*ld «t DaimsT, Connelly'b C/ Bniiding, corner of Diamond and Grant etreSte, rttuDurgn* i ti /r\ i.- 'r'S *. A. M. Pollock, Dr. Hallock. Theodore Bobbies, Baseell Ermt. ,• ’ mySrdly nOOJKJiELJLEns, a* WM. a -JOHNStOX * CO., Siaiioit- PnmsiH' S U fSfiS°°f' “A*®*"™***. A-dD Jo« .rAMTIu, Ho. ST-Wfiod-rtrxl. PitUbltfAb. 0030 "IT" AY & CO., Boomeilebs akd Sta- Woai iikm door to th» u» lmo?. ri ’ rutrborsb, Vs. BL'IWOL ud UAW POOKB comUntlr on boud. ..I- ■ CTfKADr^BooiiiEES - asd~ tifZ Vsiwuss, Uo, TA-FoorUi otroot, Apollo Bmidlop. THiJujauras, esc. jutiKPH HOKNK, DKiLia , a Tam. S-g&gfiSSK *” Bn "' (faaM - a." MACttl/M A CO» Dkalbjiaix Taimsixos, Htmoa*, etc.. Kos. MIEAJL ESTATE *lfiE,rTS. WARD, Dkalee ik Pkob- tOASS *«<">** TbM.wl.biM tolnrat tbdr^mon.> «o Aood «1. .JW.J. find flnt ul na>St dj, »££ at tor office, for aala.' • ;j- ?, H*?» , L COIO i?}? nlc *« foB “ fcnd Interrlewß atrkt)/ confl. £ih!ii'n.| OIIIC V ,tre,t - tCT °“ a ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS. Sofplio'* Mlcbnu.il Patent AMLESEA LEO and ARTIFICIAL BAUDS. (oiiaiUrELjHelloU. HM.I,)" ,BEOADWAT ’ W3eeifor» Oirculir. ■ Hi* Tott. nj«3n AIEY PITTSBURGH GAZETfE —COMMERCIA T, JOXJHIsFjYTj' • ' - PITTSBURGH, TUESDAY . ;rzz— — —— ■ BraiESDS.™ rODK SOEDIER Pocket Blbleej - Do. Testaments; The So'diers' Pocket Book; Uamul; Do. Hymn Book; „„ Tettßook; OllTer Cromwell’s Pocket Bible: Tbe SoldlorkTllsalba; Words of Cheer; Do Goan?cl; -v Hedlej Vicars; General Havelock; A Tree Story of Lhckttjw; T^!!‘° f T^ &C . t T'*. hort,l>lth J and attractive; Temperaoca Id the Anny, All email and cheap and for sale at is? B. g- DAVIS’ Bookstore, 83 Wood at. PITTSBURGH. FA. Ilfl IUTAKY BUOHB. in, ' r ' T,,odi D. 8. Infantry Tactio*; ; to Field Artillery; UcGlellan’a Aaropoan Oeralrv; Of- B. 8. dot i 7T. . Bojonet Eierctae*; Jomlnl'a Arte of War; S r rfki‘»‘ BpWt ‘ ,r . M,UIM 7 Itutltatlon.; -Bctull * Bmaamry of too Art il War; * SSTm^L 0 !? A , rilll, '7 “d In (an try. f Bttffleld i School of tho Brigade: g’,‘!KL':.^ olot, “ o * 01 “to Boo; Wlliard a Mamta] of Target Practice; Boogmore 00 Goothot Wounded fcroaa Manual of Unitary enrgery. Foraaleby ■ UUOKbI tfOO&S! 11 Medical Usee oi Electricity—Garrett; Recreation* of a Country Parson; Queens of Society; 6n«ro flows, by J. Brown, BL D ; M«ju, Women and Books, by L. Hunt: Titcomb’s Books; A Good Fight, by 0. Reada; Personal History of Lord Bacon: Lift of Sir Philip Sidney; Songs in Many Keys-0. W. Holmes; - Poems, by Bose Terry: Liberty and Slavery—Bledsoe; Lecture* on Apocafypee—Butler; litre and Spoeooes ot Douglas; Histo y of all Religions, etc., etc mbo • • . J - BEAD. 78 fourth .u„(. JUISCEJLJLiAJirEOEfS U WEBB & BKO., , Comer Pratt ft« 4 Commerce BU. t Baltimore, fleneral Commission Merchants & Agents DDFONT'S qunpowdeb and safety rest plKmr'V 1 cpmlgnment .11 kind, of WESTEBN PRODUCE, and make adrancea thereon P. a.—Railroad track In front of War*bon*». ..... Bw*tt TO William H. Smith & Co., MUler & Rlckotaon, fwga * Co., Pitulmrafa. Spencer St Garnnl, 6 'Culp A Shepard, Herchanu* Bank. v _ B. De Ford * Sons, / Baltimore. \\T LLLLAM a. UNVVKK, Coumusiov if Mxkciukt, for the sale of CBUDE PETttOLEPM, REFINED oils, KEROSENE, NAPHTHA, Ac No. 139 WATER STREET,. caab advances mule on coniljromeots : and prompt peracua] attention given to aUbnalDMi . pySlama-- ■— PURXITDRE selling orr WHULfcaALC ob itetail* JAB. W. WOOOWEU. 97 and W Third street, oppoeite K- Edmondson A Co.. ■ and 111 Foorth etrewt. nxhjn PATENTED OCT. 8,1861. bithridge'g' Patent OVAL LAMP CHIMNIEB, &faatUactar«d vf XX FiINT GLASS. Tbc*a CbimulM are Intended lor tha flat heating all part* ot tu» f laaa equall;, doca not t-xpote it to cracking. *. D. DITBBIOOK, Fort PittOl&M V.'orU Washington strict, PlttgbgrKb. Pi WAGONS, 4a, FOR SALK VKRY OBEAP. FABSI WAOONB, OIL WAGohb'*iKj bPBIHG WAOOKB, GABDENJCB'g OAUT» AK* COAL WUKI W. CANAL, OARLKN* n?£l.fts££K. AJfD BTOWS HASON’a WUKKL BABBOWO, «fi made <Jf lb* but Wry Umber. ktatllof repairin* attended lo piooii.tir. Ai.pl* to ** *. ‘BoBT,’'BABB, W*«»« Haiti, ' BeMof rwlereletreet Sutter, IttoghoQ*. tthlltlyd ■.. 1 . ■ >■ \| OTICK Tu OIL JIKFIKKRS AND Xl UTIIEBS —XL# Ptnn«jlT*ni» Bell Hanotac luring Co. taringunupieted their amngenwnL lor tbe mnnornctor* of CO.SC*nTBaT£U OIL O* JuJSSilt *^ lW^. prcp “ T<3 *° # °PP I / th * trade therewith. Tbetr Platinum atiil b»*iag * oimcii. of 12,UX> a*, per u*y f (bey Will bo enabled to fill or dm to urge qmmtttfe* without del**. Add ran, GEOBOE OOLUuifN, Aram. jelOjJiw Qmco. St Wood rtreot, Pitumargb. LVOft AKNSTHAL, ilupokt£& and tijemo«*s©Uct brands or (iLmHU.NK UAPABA GIUABA, mod .mil Unda.of BMUKIBQ AND CUEWISO TOBACCO,“s«? MSEUSCUAUM PIPES, TUBfcs, Ac.; At, In K r»m Tmrlelj, CHDKB TUB AT. CuVuLBS llofsi. Pittsburgh, Pa. j , ' ~N. 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Tho nine months men will all be draftedi thus reaohing a olaaa. that will not readily volunteer. ; ' All the Indiana regiments but two afo fall. Considerable excitement prevails throughout the State. Recruiting progresses with pn usual rapidity, and all the regiments Author, ited to bo raised will be full this weekL onto. I The Stato Journal, of the 7th, says tele, gratae to Governor Tod, from-moat of the oountiss of the state, just recelvod, indicate that the number of men for the first call of three hondred thousand will be filled in a few days. Some oonnties have already more than filled their quota. The One Hundred And Soventh regiment, Cleveland, is full. It is composed of Germans. SpbimofieliD, August B,—Enlistments are progressing voryfavprably. Fifteen men enrolled themselves in Captain Guthrie’s company, Fuiioth Ohio, In less than two hours. - iloo Bridge,) W* WAR. THE GOV- JOHN D. 6CDLI rT« Cashier. The Ninety.thlrd Ohio regiment, command, ed by Colonel Charles Anderson, a brother of Fort Sumter Anderson; Is now full, one thou, sandmen having been recruited in fifteoa days, In Montgomery, Butler and Preble counties. CURED use, by Goo. fted/huaCio. fetali, it the New York has already raised upward of 24,000 under the new call.' When the quotas now called for shall bare been completed, New York will have puVin tho field 222,000 men—being one quarter of the population of the State liable to military duty. The two new regiments have' been num bered, and the plans of; their organisation fixed.. They-are full.:;The• Galesburg.'iW» Itaaecratsays: ■; r, ■■■>■■■• "We learn that on Taoiday ereniog last : thirty-five ef cur colored eltiseni enrolled fittshnih J ; S. 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A''faction, who hard blindly made them aelres tho partisans of a .certain General, to whose delays all oar rercrsos are justly chargeable, have been once more attempting to forestal the judgment of the publio in ref erence to the reported critical oondltion of our affairs at Port Royal, owing to tbft threatened advent of the rebel ram Fingai and a floating battery, now said to be ready to attack our fleet in those waters/and raise the blockade. Instead of blaming the. Navy whose administration puts to shame the Generalship which ibis evil-minded faction has devoted itself to sustain, at all hazards to the publio cause, and of course withouttholeast regard to truth, the proper sulyeet of blame, if there was any sense of justice in the case, would again be the same—delay—delay which has required, not only the Monitor and the rest of tho James river fleet to remain for the protection of strategist, but also snob an additional number of vessels from tbe blockading fleet of tbe Southern coast, as leaves the naval force there so much weakened, that oven with the heroic Com. Dcpont to rely on, wo cannot but consider the situation of our blockading squadron as exceedingly criti cal. One thing is certain that the Navy De- I partment is pushing on the whrk of bailding I tbe new Monitors and ram# with an energy i that has no parallel—3oo and 400 men being kept at work on each of them night and day. Instead of making unjust reflections on a De partment of the Government which has set ah example of energy and efficiency it would be more becoming If the censors to whom we have alluded above, would exhort their favor ite General, whose delagi have really brought on the present danger, to imitate that energy and that efficiency, and : release the fleet in James river by redeeming his promise to **pusb the enemy to the wall/* and wo shall hear no moro of rebel rams and floating bat -4eri«s at Savandah, Charleston or any where else. Such policy as wo have been following, has encouraged the rebels to baild rams, but when the new policy of being in earnest and going ahead shall once get a fgjr start, they will hare no time to build rams. TUB BAND PROGRESS OP ESLISTMTS, Good News from all Parts of the loyal States. -' • - Th« work of enlistment makes rapid pro gress. We hare already ‘stated that Massa chusetts, Rhode Inland, Maine, Indiana, Il linois and i’enuiylraaia hare filled or are fast filling their qn'otAS. Massachusetts, troo to her revolutionary antecedent.*, takes the lead, and war meetings are held ia Bosun every day. The merobaots have not only subscribed liberally for bounties,-bat they are giving their time and efforts, and hare also proffered to their employees a restoration to their posts in ease of rntcring tbo army and returning borne with honor. In i tie rural towns of Mas sachusetts the samo vulliusiusto prevails, and the old Bay .State !» ready to make her re* port. The other New Eoglaod States are also prompt. Vermont, which sent the first regi ment under the now a ill, has the remaining ones ready. Rhode Island, under the auspi* ccs of Gov. Bpragae, Connection!, Maine and New Hampshire, are alio pnshtng the good work with enorgy. The same acknowledgment mast Also ho rendored .to the Northwest—to Illinois and Indiana, Michigan and to lewa and Minnesota; Pennsylvania, haring most regiments in the field of any State of the Un ion, is filling regiments nd though it were by telegraphic speed. Lancaster, tho home of Buchanan, has already filled to the maximum, thanks to fbad. Stevens and his.friends; mad the other counties of the Keystone are in spired with a similar enthusiasm. Delaware, also, will be represented ; and loyal Virginia 13 determined to contribute her share. Tho only qaestiod there seems to be it whether it is most necessary to denounce the renegade Senator or raise troops ; and both are dono at the samo time. The Pan handle has no patience with disloyalty. Tho territories arc also aiding in the good work ; and the loyal men of Tennessee aad Alabama Will be fonnd ready to answer at the peal of the bugle. We oollect from our exohanges the follow ing paragraphs, showing that the groat loyal heart is aroused to tbo emergency. DISTRICT Or CoLUMHU. Tbo District of Columbia will pub two new regiments in tho field.' John C. Rives, Mayor Wallacb and Others are indefatigable In their efforts to encourage volunteering. Recruiting has been remarkably brisk since KKW TOBK. i themselves in a company, for the purpose of offering themselves to their country for mili-j tary service in Gen. Lane's brigade. When it!. Is considered that the whole colored tion of Galesburg numbers 103 only,' ing women and children, such a manifestation of loyalty and devotion to the government should nhve a tendency to crimson the oheeki' of white men, who so tardy in coming to the defence of their country.” . -• Two hundred men enlisted at Bloomidgton on tho sth inat. The! City Marshal recruited 120 on the 6th.' A dispatch from Sri Louis states that re cruiting in that city Isjprogresslng very satis factorily,-*** there ~l* Imt little doubt that the eight regiments oaUed for, under tbo Pre sidente firatproclamation, will soon befall. RecnilU from the country arc coming in rapidly,and tbo peopleiare fast placing them selves on one one side or the other. Theoiti i tapldly eniolieddn the State militia. Thirty-five companies; have been organised, fifteen ot which have been aimed, and are now phasing the guerrillas god assisting the troops in maintaining qniet. ; - r MICHIGAN. Miohigan has nearly! filled her quota under the first call for 800,000; men, and will furnish her quota under tho-lastoall without resorting to a draft, if a short extension Is allowed? Eight regiments of infantry and one of cav alry from this State will be ready for the field as soon at the equipments are roceivod. IUBTHSD. The order against the efforts to evade the draft produced much excitement here. Large nnmbera of persons were stopped at the vari ous depots endeavoringlto leave the city, and oompeilod to return to-tijeir-homes. rMXß'ftvAm'. Pennsylvania has filled her list. A d£s patch from Harrisburg says that troops are pouring in by thousands,and enough men will be raised to orgrnlze fifteen regiments by to night. These, together ! with those now form ing in Philadeiphiaj fill our quota tinder the-first call for 300,000 volunteers. Begi ments completely organised, armed andequlp leave for the seat of war oarly next week. CONNECTICUT. ■Three thousand men have- volunteered in Connecticut, but unless Uie quota is made op by the 20th Governor Buckingham will order a draft. 1 The New Haven Palladium, of the 6th, says: More progress towards filling up our regi ments has beon made in the last two days than in two weeks previous. In our own oity men are enlisting with a readiness unknown before. The action of the tdwn yesterday in voting one hundred dollar* bounty will do much to facilitate the completion of the Lyon regiment. The men who are enlisting ore generally of an excellent character, who can endure toil and fight to some purpose. Maine's quota of 7,000 .volunteers has been more than obtained. A surplus of 8,000 isre ported. Tho down-east state leads all New England. Probably no drafting will be re quired there for the second 7,000. LOUISIANA. Louisiana has two loyal regiments nearly full. Rebel General Orders* Adjutant and Inspector General's Ornci, > Righiiobd, August Ist, 1852. ) GENERAL ORDCRB, No. 54; JW—Tho following ofders are published for tho information and observance of all con cerned : '• Second—Whereas, bj General Order \dated the 22d day of July, 1862, issued by the Sec retary of War of the United States, under au thority of the President of the United States, the military commanders Cf that Government within the Stales of Virginia, Carolines, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Lou isiana, Texas and Arkansas, are directed to seize and <H« any property, real or personal, belonging to the inhabitantt-ref this Confed eracy which may be necessary or convenient for their several commanders, and no provis ion is made for compensation to owners of private property thus toned by military com manders of the enemy. Third —And whereas, by General Order No. 11, issued by Major General Pope, command ing tho forcos of the army in Northern Vir ginia, it ia ordered that all commanders of any army corps, divisions, brigades and de tached commands will proceed, immediately to arrest all disloyal mala citiiens, within their reach, in the rear of their respective commands. Suoh as are willing to take the oath of ailegianoe to the United States, and will furnish sufficient security for its observ ance, shall be rermittod -to remain at their homes and pursue in good, faith their accus tomed avocations. Tboso who refuse shall be couduatod South, beyond (he extreme pickets of the army, notified that if found again anywhere within our lines, or at any point in the rear, they will be considered spies, and ba subjected to the extreme rigor of military law. If any person, having taken the oath of allogianee, as above specified, be found to have violated it, Lo shall bo shot, and bis property seised and applied to poblio os©. JWfA—And whereas, by an order issued 13th of July, 1862, by Brig, Gen. A. Stein wehr, Major Wm. Steadman, a cavalry officer in his brigade, has boon orilored to arrest five of the most prominent citizens of Page Co., Va., to be held as hostageijaud to suffer death In the event of any of the soldiers of said Stein wehr boing shot by bushwhackers, by which term is meant the citiiens of tbisCcnfodefaoy who have taken up arms io dofond their lives and families. * FifiK— And whereas itresultafrom the above orders that some of the military authorities of the United States, not content with the unjust and aggressive warfare, hitherto waged with aavage cruelty against an inoffensive people, and exasperated by th 6 failurboi tfaelreffortatp subjugate them, have now determined to vio late ail rules and nsages of w»r, and convert their hostilities, hitbertowaged against armed forces, into a campaign of robbery and mur der against unarinedolUxoni and peaceful till ers of tho soil. - Sixth—And whereas thla government, bound' b 7 *h* highest obligations of dm; to Ita eiti -2908, I* thug driran to tha necessity of adopt* ing Booh just measures of retribution and retaliation aa shall seem adequate to rapreis and ponish thaae barbariti n; and whereat tho ordera above recited hare onlj been pub* liihed and made known tojthie government since the signature of a cartel, for the ex obanga ofj prisoner* of war, whioh cartel, la bo faraa it provides for an exchange of prig* onara hereafter captured, would never have been signed or agreed to bjnthis government if tho intention to change it)o war into a ate* tem of indiscriminate murder and robbery had been made known to it;; and whereas, a just regard to humanity forbids that tho re* -preMion of crime which this goTornment is tbaa compelled to enforce elioald be unneces* •only extended to retaliation on the enlisted men of the army of the United States,“who may be unwltliog instruments of tho savage 1 cruelty of their oommandere, so long aa there is hope that tho excesses or: the enemy may be checked or prevented by retribution on the commissioned offloors, who bavethe power to avoid guilty action byjrefuajng aerviee under a government which seeks ithelr aid in the perpetration Of inch, Inlomohs, Therefore, it is ordered, that Ma jor General Pope, Brigadiei General Stein* webr, and all commissioned officers' serving under their respective commands,' and they are hereby txprtufy i end apccialig dtclartd to be nofentitted to be contideredat eotdienj and, therefore; not entitled to' the benefit of the oartel for the parole of future prisoners of war. Ordered, - Purther, that In : tbo event of the capture of Usjur General Pope, or Brigadier General Steinwehr, or of aiiy commissioned officer serving under themjj the captive' so lakea’ehairbo heTd~mcTuac"c6 n finemen t : so' long aa the ©rdbre aforesaid ahaH'continue in fofroe and unrepealed by tborcompetent mlH tary authority of the United Smtes j and that in tha event of the murder br unarmed oitisen or inhabitant Of thisiConfoderaoy, by virtue or under pretext of .ope of the ordete : hereinbefore recited,whetherwllh orwithoat trlalj wßeth'er uh'der' ptetencil'oT'sach citlsen being s spy/orhosUge, orariyctherpreUnce. it ekall be the deiyof the 'etaamandtej-yenwoi of theforcee ofihte -Qtejtdtraey loodutt mm*. diatelf tobehuny out of thei qm+iirioned qk'.' eere, yrieonere as oforeeaid, d number equal to lie cicu citiiene Murdered* <JL. ■enem.^Bj order,> /ST? #< Si Ceqfsi, AuliUot Amauat^Gen^/^ Jirp. Dim oh aiTiiutios. ■ In order toensoru the bnforcsmeut of' theeo IniuAx^L «***>>• follow- pEOPLES INSURANCE IX>M PANT. ■ Bicmtosn, Va.‘, July 31,1882. - ■■■■■■!'■ WfeJSSsISMIiS ’ General John A. Dix in behalf ot the United rffiS"-'.? 7 . th “ 1 “»“* of that cartel It is stip ■2fin?eiJsfL*?i of »« horeafter nhi^»«a* I o h ® Jl>ohargedon parolo.tlll ex th.n 8 ?? i Sonreelyhad thatoartelbeen signed when the military authorities of the United mi*'" 1 *** elgned In Virgin!,i, a ™ ct * “Miry commanders or the United riaKfr‘th. Uk<> t - ln ,P rl7lt 'properly of ourpco- ‘nJ u' "of lh ” ir 4*« '‘The generil order,issued by Major-General P °P» °“ «» Wof July, the da, aftcr th, etgnkngof the cartel, direota the murdor of 9 S r t^fO" tal <nhabUanl« ae : eplee if fonnd qut i-atly tilling the forms In hie rear, even outsido r,f hie lines,■ and one of hia Brigadier-Gcn erali iSteinwohr) has soiled upon innocent and icaoefnl inhabitants to bo held ae hosta ?'?! if. th ? " na thll i tho 7 may be murdered In cold blood If any of hie soldiers are hilled bv n . ni ” own „ Poisons he designates as! bus inhackers. Under this statO'of fonts' the government has issued Ithe :cndlusd gou- : oral (order, reoognisiag don. , Pops; and his,' corns fissioned offioers to bo in= tho positiom they have ohosea for themselves: (hot 0/ roha iers t ad murderer*, and not that o/ public riieJ l miesjhntltled, if esptured, to bo considered adi prisoners of war. :\?e find ourselves drive*! by our Chernies by steady progress towards* i practice whioh- we abhor, andwiJohw*W vainly struggling to avoid. (‘Some of the fiitl- Itary authorities of the Uhliod States seem to' suppose that a better success will attend a savage war, -in whioh, no quarter,ls t<* be 'fcSn?s;5 nd , a 'S- or ' cx * ob « ’Pared, than has hitherto boon eeenred by such. hostllitioe os are alone recognised to be lawful bv nlvi-i ll*odm©n of modorn times. * " For the proeoat we renounce our right of retaliation on the lnnocsent, and ihafl continue, to treat the pnrate enlisted soldiers of Gene, ral rope a armj u prisoners'bf war: ‘but if after notice to the governmefat at Washington of our continuing repressive measure* to the punishment only of commissioned office rswho are willing participant* in these crimes, the ravage praoticei are continued, we shill re lootanUy bcforced totho last resort of accept ing the war chosen by our foes until the out. raged voice of a common humanity forces a respect for the recognized roles of the war! wnlle these faeta would justify our refusal to execute the generous cartel by which ho have consented to liberate anexcess of thousands of Jrisonert held by us beyond the number held u 8 . ® DBm y» a eaered regard to plighted faith, shrinking from the mere sembiance of breaking a promise, prevents our resort to this extremity. ft Nor do wo .desire to extend to any other forces of the enemy the punishment meted *l° «° 7 «eo®ral Pope and such ’commission ed efacers as choose to participate in the exe cution of his infamons orders. *' You are, therefore, instructed to commu nicate to the Commander-In-Chief of th* ar mies of the United States the contents of this letter and a copy of the enclosed general or* der, to the' end that he may be notided.of oaf intention not to consider any officers hereafter. : captured from General Pope’s army as prison er* of war. “ Very respectfully, „„ . “Jm./Divis. , General H. £. Lee, Commanding, &c.*’ * ' From the Army or the 'Peninsula-* How. Soldiers Compard tienfefal#. • The Baltimore corespondent of tha Ityer York Evening Pott write#: Let me give you a bit of personal experi ence from the lips of one efour brave Wia consin soldier#, just discharged from the' Peninsula army, a mere wreck.He waa a private in the gallant Fifth, Colonel Cobb. It has been all the time, and-atilt- i#, ; what left of It, in tho odvanoe. Porter’s corps, of which if formed a part, could have easily gone into. Richmond bad. the centre and left swept up. The resis tance to the attacking column# of the ene- ; my was furious and effective all the time; but there never would hare been any need of retreat on our part had the affair been differently managed. The Fifth Wisconsin numbered two hun dred and sixty effective men last week. It# losses by casualties in the battles were twenty-five kilted and forty wounded'. All the rest fell victims to disease caused by overwork in the trenches and constant ex posure 1 Two-thirds of : the regiment have' had no blanket# sinca-it reached the dame# river, and only last week \ had they any covering. The peninsula ariny i# loud in its condemnation of the inqmtous practice of guarding rebel properly, [which nearly half it# number# hod been engaged in, till aflor the recent battles. Never more than half the army were in battle at any time. Burnsido and Pope are household word# in that army. The general sentiment Is in favor of making sold Tors of the negroes. “If they are good enough to till the laud and do the drudgery of war,‘they are good enough to shoot the enemies of-tho coun try," said the suffering soldier, a# he lay on a sofa in the Custom Houso, with a fever racking hi# from a. “Give that army Bum side,'' he exclaimed, “and Richmond will be ours in five days thereafter! The one my have hemmed us completely In on all sides,- and all that prevent# us from being Bt&rved out are the gunboat#. Tho men despair of every thing* eo long as McClol lan remains in command.” Fnokf Tihrmssk.—A special dispatch to the OMosgo Tribune, dated Cairo, August Bth, says; /’ 1 .By passengers just from Memphis, I learn that Bragg is marching on Nashville, and thatthe apparent move on Buell was but a feint, - ; The aaeesh are exulting over'the supposed impossibility of reinforoing Nelson before Braggcan strike his blow. , AositßiX Foote, who arrived in Wash-: ing on Thursday, consider# himself well enough to begin'hi# work at t|ie Navy De partment. Ho is looking welj, and is al ready one of the lions of the capital. tpLOUEIcFLOUm. - : j . 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Rinpt*- - TO UUAfcJ—UouUie-’&nd .*; fciogie -with a fine ueorimrßt of ep'irtlnn Alm. r»ja», rortale by ; BO.Wif* fXTLKV/^ • |oS<—- •'- ■’• . ' _r;.:. i-r <trrt»t.-: rnniiAub LWreceltedaadJormie-by.: . ant - W. K. GOBMLT,X7I tx)ltabJ£<jnSt' LtUrtyitmU -■ FIREAUD HARUTE INSURANCE. Wm. Phillips, Junta I>. Yernur,;■: ■ • iJJnrtVta Gorior, ' ' . ‘■•J.-Bwa ten. f . ■■; --'V 'j v " WH. HJiLLim JOHW PteiiVwwtaa.. W.T, GARDNER. FtS-clin, John Vatt, ■Wia;B.aiaya, John E. Parke, t Cbarl«a 8. BUaeU. r Wn. VonKlrt; - I’VSS, suttajsuji. ul i ab. kKli- ANCi, MCTCAL ;.IKSDRANCE COiIPAN Y. ■'*<: ;• JiiL£ ra i t i?S^ Pnu *- OBB DItl)l»06,Umlt£lo L JHEKCUAJiIJItiK.i’UJIStTuiu; ,U.An* ■■ town or coantry. Offlw X 0,308 Walpni 'r • v 9 4 .? m »’** B9 » slo i' A*»*n. ■■&s M lOtIOTS : : - - . - J •■ •• ,V:^ . Pirintfohgajtßoa ImproTodCllyProi-tr- * . ty. worth doable <Xi Ground root, nwt , , v a/yj «n ■"•-t ••.. • Peann. B/B. Co.'« a per cent. ** Laui, 830,000, *s>a«rtw '•■--/ Philadelphia, 6* per cent. Loul?.? &\og& 00--'i ‘ ! Q * *■ uyxna> r : *•' "" 'Stoik of Delaware. M; 8. Ituor&nro C 0..? • - Xys<C ‘ . skmai •'Mec6aiitei*.Baak • d* ifi.Tpaunujo«'C o .'« &<;rJp...,;,?’,h? '. iflatth" -'V Boo< Account*, accrued lattmi; %£J972 ‘ CMh and jo tend? of cjcn^...; Ljj 3 : i^-rr->?-' *T-_; :-• . . ...frttM.Wtt Of -V 0 LK KTIK G I UY, fiUXOTOBJI ' :" y ~- r .''. ;:| T -X- 1 f 1 ™ T'f.f 1 '? 1 H. t. CiiTO a, ' &*mocl Uupham, £.1011!™. _ S ?"- B % Thoa ’f ,0D - Bolt. Tvl.in.!, -' Botiort Stooa, , Chat. Loloi'J FreJoriok Browa, FreJ'l. Laohii. '‘. -,?»Wanot. Jacob T.-iiuut’Jig, : V 13. .bt*Tt>B*oo, 0. S. \t UCr! • - •'cCccJ.nVVTkigi*)-, Bniilb &.« «*. : . .-.- .-c.r Joba.lL.Wofrill, Jus. a. Wf«.-Jw«rt. - ' v.: ftlanli&U-'LHIf; John Hi. rtiii. • • ••>'•• - b. anfcHaA>,*««£«, '[ ■ - ' J. tf. CCU *‘i3> «Iff«4r my 6 - Northeast comer Third Ant] -af-u 'Vy-KSTKR&i if ntofPiTTSßUnan.•: > . O‘M,OOBDON,i«r«ton,. * V ■ Office, No. 92 water street, Bp*n* how,- ip . TV" r«i faun i.offoaui aU Hod# P / "“**• A ltuii£u:icn, suLiusyed f>y ' Br * £ta'community, oud trAo-ore “ med > ojf promptness and li&erotity, to ciaracta-ttAfcl t4cjr hav* atnmedf'm' o/'tTioa''tStr* - -• to .fAo**.ioAe desire to te»»«nrM, - V. ' j-.r-" • .-.-c -'. 0 _ .. ASSETB, OCTOBER 20. Stock OD *■ V* }- Office TuraHcre;......... - 10 .Open Account*, &f.. .... 7,SOSH(O ' - SSr*;—*-?; .- 7 18j551 69 i Notes end BUln D^coanteJ... . y ' >' v i.>r" . DlBtOTOfiifi ■ ■B. Millsr, Jr., |. .Andrew Actley, .’v-- ; - ' ■ AlexacdefSpeer.x "V?; /.-,-;/ *. Nathaniel Holm**, . -J. Barid it. liCjjfr; v ~~ .. Alex. Nfmick. . .--. •, RaeeJ.-Thomtur, ' v -'" i S-!S*S%- St,iU, l ' : L vJIu.B. M'Co-jo. ** '■ ana ■ -.) .. ' Y. SI. QOBPOB. fbrrrt,..' •. - "H: ® I MJJi.MMTy aiiAJftix iuw' By' #iEy S s^rC. Er '¥ Kt,N FIBKINSDRANt’KOOSI. ByiLApELPHIA. OSo., 4bft and : 43S ' "-r' l Übefltnu»*treot,'n«ar FifiU. ? ‘ - .•••■.•..:•: Statoooiit rfUwu, January; Ifi/ljj&x c cbikdj*/:- - *« re ®‘. b *s *o aa'wt of Atitinbry, Lciog— ~-K .-> ‘ s?>» 'iajwT v"B^«'■; NoUi« aadßlUjj BwclrtMo 00 Oub.™..™ *7,910 00r.‘ .. S2 l ssoB t o6;.cs only profits from premium* wbkfa tb». Company cab tllrida by law arc from risk- which bare been determined. _ Insurance made on ereiy description of pmiirij, in .town and country; at rates *a luiu arecanautrot .With security, Since their incorporation,-» ported of thirty yea* *s** *£% Ar». to.«4c amount stcewliv. *y*T MttUcm of Dollar*, thereby utTo.'diDe esidenm ct laiarauce, * > v eli u their abill i? bum ' pw * il 011 40 mwt whi) P roru P t ®«» 411 •4? ' ' ' LO»mrrat: Lo«a«a pain during tbs year la^s7 ' OIKXCTOSS! - - -.'■••V, . Cuarlea N. Baocker,.. Isaac Lea, Mortlceal I>. Lewis, Jacob U. Bmllo,' ' Tobiaar Wafnor, ■ Edward C. Bale, *• V jttirtd S. Brown, G«o. W\ UkUri#, '. Samuel Graat, .Getote Falea../ r J i r i N. BAKo£KB,iraijfli4 - ' :::' EDWAUI) C. BALL.-l'ic* iVa*id<3x "S** A, orfitl, b*cr*l4ry m* lesU- -“s' '■■■’ \ J mye : Ofliv*? Nonhtaat cor. WocdjTbirU >ta. rLUJIK; MAKI.Vh, AND J 2 SUBAKCE,—INSURANCE .COMPANY i)Tf NOBTH'AMEBICA, **, - • Incorporated m*—Capital, SbQafoj. Am-U, January 10, 1&53 61 T-' . - - - THOMAS PLATT, .? coy OF TUE Si ATF, 1 OF PENNSYLVANIA, PHILADELPHIA • Incorporatad 17H--C«pltaL.^ ; ii)o;«i)a.'.* •- v . Aeuflt, Fobnjirjr 1, 10 . . : ÜBKBV D. SQJSURKUD, frendflU. WILLUMIUhfJSB.S*™,,, ' • ' yAKTFOKI) FIRE INSUHANCE CXJ. .. .Incorporated, 1810—C»plta,,g500.0Gu.. ' Aes.u, jut i, i»oo. ~, j. TIMO O:AtLTHf^ IS ° Po,i^""“‘ . •Sf.luturujc© lii tbo'dboTsoJ'a m 4 ulr*bl« Cvai penis# can he obtained by atyUcailcD to * ■ 67 Vfc ator street, Bagaley'a ButfdtpgK riITIZEN'aiNSUKANCK OJMI'AX V Vy QJfPITTbBBUtf U. Ol&ce,carurr .£l*rket • j Water alreeU, eecond floor. V * _ WM. BAGA‘M»r, Prttiitr.!. sASnjSL BEA.| 6*r4a*v, ’ • " lawwa Steamboat* and Cargos, - Zzunuea acaitut lon and dam*** la the of the Sombern and Weetoni llltere, U*w"tad ' • '■ _lD«are* egaiuet low end -y otaec»*»j .... Win. Bucaty, S.M.Kler, ' " Perk, Jr., John BblpUfc < W. O. JobcjcoD, Jm. 1L Ooopsr,' ; B r i; T Jones AHarUoßh, '• Bent Ow«Dj r J. CaldtrtU it - ’ liraL T. iLiHowt, John S. Dilvcrtb, Barelayptnton. OharleTn. Zvi. ■ nqgg*Slhgh*a, . ■ / ;. - A £W5&{i KJN * iasukaxNoe Oi*&r BDEGn - omc ’- K °- 37 'w «*»* D. H.EOOK, J S, MrCOIID ' 0»pt» wi. DiAS, (rMini buxcrcfesj Uuc Jobe*. C. Q. U'uN» r . • HamrChUdk &» 0. 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Ho -. 5 BACKJ6B*tfcliwr, On hand And tor sal* by J«10 - TO;*.i&TBftOO;,*9dLU>erty if. i . •jrjrspiijwrcu&T • • bireotoes John D MeCord, Oabt, Adam Jacob*, U, B. fiterUng, Capt, W m. Lean! B, L. McGrow, ' Bobt, B. Parix. AUOUIT Kef, •••-•••'•••
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