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ESTABLISHED IN 1786
t jCLCgggBMgB«uEL
OGLAR OIL WORKS COMPANY, of
' 0 PItfNHYLVAHU.. Office, fit. CMr Street,
Mr the Bridge. Boj end cell OABBON OILS os
sssan as?
> Secretary end Troaenrer. mylfi:6m
CIR ARLES B. LEEGH, A2fi>
'Xactox jum-Qoikmxta ' BLnctus? for
tbeeeleof GBAZtt. BISD3, OHSESE, PBODUOB,
4a, end agent lor 4he celebrated Uni on town OS*
llO Beeoodand 14* Ftntxtrertf, be
tween Wood end fimlthfleld, Pittobnrua. n 3
. a. unuT,
' BO* Uuobabx*, for the tale of OBAllf, SEEDS,
CHEESE, PRODUCE,*)., Koe. 75 Water and 93
front ttrocta, Plttobnrgb, Pa.
i uniniw -
UHHin.
MACKEOWN a UNHART. Floub
an Gain Facto**, Psootraa ahd Oomxunoa
wsPliiarl A»heaj
W*rato», Llowed and Lard OUa, Driad and Green
traits, Ttmotbjr, Clorer, Flax and Gnaa Seeds.
• Sash adrancee made on OosalgnsunU.
Spltly N 0.297 Liberty «t,, Plttabc'
Jr
. UHK B. UANFXEIiI), Conus
-43 .910 a ass FoavA&Biaa Mmchaht and.whoto- 1
' BUTTJiif
' POT AND PEABL ASHES, SALSBATUS, LIN*
SEED AND LAUD OILS. DRIED FBUIT and
Produce : roocralljr, Not. 141 and 143 Front itreet,
PUtibnino. . oca-
- cnsrasn.
Culp & shepard, commission Mbb
-»»d dealer*' AND
/533Stt i 1 ‘tb
filling order* t 5r J slorcliancUi* gcpcxafly. ocStdiy
CiKAiiK VAN UUKi)£K,PBODTroBA2fD
£ Oosaaoxoif'BlMUßUJiT, dealer In FLOUB, BUZ*
TIB, CHESS E.POIIK,
BBISD AHH *aHEEITFBUITS and Piodnea gen’
Liberal cash advances made on consignments;
iWarahcaae,'No. WJSecocd ytrcat, JUtabtirsh. ;
1 AMEb V* • MoYA X'i JboBWASDrau and
UCanSaao* Ktu&uxt, tor the-safe of FLOUB,
04AiyrBAC0B, -LABI?,’ BUTTER ‘EGCB, -and
•
coWtooTFintiPJltßlmtgiijTM. - ‘ -
fOrderi and consignment* eolicited.r/^aggayd
.crtTCaunviap iHmwaki, tor-AbosalacfiJEliaUß,
1, LABPt BUZZ SB, BKjSna, BBISD
generally.NoJiaS&ket et'
;: y.- -■•>:.pc3aUj{
■ r. Lang,
QQHOMAKKR & HANG. Cqmmsuqh
D MjtKwaar* T amJl“Vbole*al» dealemJn CROCK*
, Pa> . . jc!3:dly
MAXUPACh
s:iv TtruiaiOr E&BD ©lL,and ; Co tiituioosi * Mea-
sale of CBUDBAXD
BEPIHXD TXinOtiEUU; Koa. 69 and TO : Water st.,
. Pltiifarxli** -Adtkncca made on consignments. ■
Buocessor to Jno.
Ho> Iffl, liberty- atreet, JltU
■ GROCERY AND
fagfedly
-yaiTK^.i.u^,joa. vmz».
• .T\KL&Z£% 1 T'oktfAßPnto
lTl ; i^^o*iiiixoii''S!itcia3iT?.aix4'' I dcaXe» in
No.
B*. '• '"V myST .
'■ a UoHMnaioHTMHBOHiyz,
•'duaSattfalar&'OßUHfi'AHtf BEFIKEI) XjABBOM
o CLASS, 1 180K t y ILfc Aci, H6.l® Liberty
*■■ ftnffL--- 3 '**' 1 *■-’mhS7:(Hy
. to
;',;Jwf£C*wUw .Means *Qo,;iVfiiOLEBALILGBO*
}o£Q£y corner of Woodland Water street*, Pittstrts«^r
T/ Jt 'TOIGT &<X£ita<fc&&Orto L.
coMMiaaioy-M]
CHAM IS, BA7 Liberty street, Pittsburgh, IVJlat
*3M x. nrwaan boom.
JOHN X HOUSE <fe CO., WholesaJb
dLCaontoano Comjussmir
jyif
frf&Mt'i'ON'' i SlkWAkf, WhoiF
Pi Oaocue aid Couassion iUacHania, No.
107 Wood street, PfUsldirglU jefctUy
t. b. iun.«,n. wMwAtitc
IvgSVvN £ Who*
#SAI>B Gttocxs* and detien- lnfLOUfl ±1
XKDS, Hot. 191 tud 193 Liberty Bt*eet> >iKabor{
•jOidly
Yfnwi* uni u Tli.luCK.
& WALLACE, : ,
•'.a’io-ti'.'.
; . J 50.305 ÜBEftTT BTBMT, ;
© DBUQ9 AtfD OHXMICALS, PE&TUUSBt,.
PAM*'
U.Y MXDIOUrSS,Ac*. Ac.,of rtricU/ primoqcS*
v tty>-*bi<ai;b**3iT*itlowart Bmttk*
Si'ocxTyy-.Wiwi*
■d .Mnoptaoturercl WfITES
*» pxWitjf
if, WhOL*SAI,«IJEAIiL
f,'oufi|VAßStang3.AH^)
'‘SuOTtewlirtßßCTlwWgnptiitttrtlim. ‘ t
f\k a KEYBKH, DRcdeuf.
I 'J-liri Wood ooroer of Wood itrtet add
virgin ojkij, P». . , ... . . .. r ; |
K - ’
-■h-ixiukTaMßsueßVßio-'-' j_
_ /'YEoTReOCtIEANE Atk>bkbtaiS>
\3t Covtbllms at Law. Offle®, Ho, 74 Gnat
io
«ttiodT* t>rotapt , a(lTOtfon.' I O(>U«cUDM
-Ibtgilß Allegheny aad lo*U*djoialagcoaßtiM;ttqd
r * agtIUUiUU, (into ofMCaystta Goantj,
—fa. — ~~~~r~n~T77~.' I
nj s -;a/ iiiTMßOßaßfi;*.
OSeo—B- S. comer Fourth ud Gnat ftrrwtr.'
njatßat^-'e
IUJkLN U. MaoCONjiEliL, AnonsJt
O ilJefT) Batli.
i*QiSo* 93 Diamond itrwt. j
wQI attends t&A JetttesMstfSdcorlog aod
Mon of claim*, boostioa, &0., In WMhisgtos, Oistriet
_-jafAtobto.gq-yj.-rT IV <T*» A g»&gAj«]
. A-rrOt
todrtVrtwW/liTo'tlooil
pitubtirt&rP*- n37l7:t?irj
rIIHOMAB EWUXic rAtTOSMBT AHl>
JL OnnraaLosATbiV>v I •
. GwnsrScL'lM Fearth vtreet, comer of Cherry
. * . ..,»aU»UirIyTT
Sm 3»p *it
». Oromi^ 4 KTTHSB
V BOH4H}l#feF«k;«iflWßFT*trwt, ne*
door t# b u Peter** Oourck. dSiPfottp j
FfHEfeSE ‘WABEHOUSE.^-HENRt
•—Vj if tr l Milrl Coainlario»Alej«
; Ohsnt nad.Outer*
TUB and Piodac® geoen2ly,-Bo; 26 Woodtt&cf
afcftggWater, Plltetrargh. xay3 j
TSSZitebm ta FBOTIBIONB, cornerof il*i
v«tsha Front etreeta. (•S'.dly |
TSiffi36l! * ’i'QWNSKNC: P6el
el ineml AMD DUIKU, I* BACON, EBIEI
S B(gyT UiBD, MESS AND BOUP POEK, 80. I
< Pmjrf PitUburgb. j
street.. 1- ~.
bBOBgTABY UITIZEKI
ftdlmnv
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f ATtnTNRTt pQfSnSjt&hm Fojt
\M*isi, >BXLkDBtraU ARp: fiIUAMCX 1%
GoxrAJttci, Horth-oart oorner Wood ul
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DAILY
GROCERS.
gHRIVER A LAZEAR, Y
WHOLESALE QfiOOEBS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Hob. IT lod 23 Saithfltld Street,
Corner Second,
frg-.lyd
Pittsburgh, pa.
tiORMLY,
WHOLESALE OBOOEB,
Ho. 271 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.,
Having porehased tbs in to rest of bis lAt* partner*,
tbs t>t»im*s at tbs old Stand, and will
beeleased to receive the patronage of his old friend*
.and epitome r*. myiStdif
wx. tu nto.V. aiAUAxhiaa.
WM. U. KIRKPATRICK & CO,
Wholwals Gkocku, Corasaoa MucßAiat
akj> Dkalkas ih Cocutbt Paoooos, No. 253 Liberty
■treet, Pittsburgh, Pa»- • .' >pT
tBM.UITUt ea—, „,„, nn , rmn»«ti.
Little t thimble, wholesam
Oaocua abd Conmastoa * |t T*, doalera
in'.FRODUCE.FLOUK, BAOON, OHKRSR, : FISH,
CARBON AND LARD OIL, IRON, H AILB, GLASS,
COTTON YARNS, and Pittsburgh manufactures
generally, 112 Second street, Pittsburgh.
■npaata Aasboxna,
(or.thS IAtA ftrmof D. * D. M’DooAld » Pittsburgh.
A Co., WelLvlUe, Ohio.) /
M'DUtfALD «fc ARIJUCRLES, Whole*
sals G&ocus, Paoncoa and Coupuiqb Hen*
CUAMTB, Jobber* In COFFEE, N. O. SUGAR and
MOLASSES, REPINED SUGARS and SYRUPS,
FLOUR,r>BAOON, TOBaOOO, TEAS, RICE,,
CUEESIL SEEDS, Ac., No. 2*2 and 244 Liberty 517,-
Pittsburgh. • ■ noli:ly
r. aeTxaa^.. M a. axiaxa.~..~..wx. v. axtkxa.
KEYMEH & BROTHERS, soocessora
,Reymer A Anderson, Wholesale dealer* in
FOREIGN FRUITS, NETS AND. BPIOKB, CON
PECTIONRRY, SUGARS, PIRB WORKS, Ac., Noe.
liG and 125 Wood street, above Fifth, Pittsburgh,
Petm'a. ' ■ Jy&tdly
geo*®* e. kßxqab.
O&&I) & iIKTZGAK, Gboobbs ahd
XX Couuuioji tfucHAßts, and' dealer* ia *ll
kiau f °L oopyr * T P*odoc£ axd prrmuMH 2Ukv*
S49 I4beitY'*treel» opposite head of
woaa etraei; PittfbarKh. Pa. apily
!BOOT. . iJ.j i
m»g».
Mv>y WHOLmm Obo*
«wts,' ttntifxuioii Jluchabti and dealers la
aU kinds, of PiIOVISIQHS, PHODUCK, md Pitta
tmrgb manutoctures, Ho. 255 Liberty street, Pitts
burgh. mya
riiiO. B. JUNKB, Wbqlmalb PeAf.ifit
\jruI GROCERIES, £1 AXILLA BOPB, OAKUM,
OILS, PITCH endHttobdkgbmanufiictnrod article*,
'No.HI Waterstreet,abovethe Monongahelaßridge,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
aQMgmT~DAL3ELI.-, , IT —- T * T -». PAURI,!-.
ROBKKT DALZKLL& CO., Wholb
aau Gaocgas, Coaatt6toa*liß> roavaaoriig
Mkbcbaxts, and dealers in PRODUCE and Pitts
burgh manatactnro, Pittsburgh. •' .
BKStBT i.m»i»f. I „. rnr . rT ,,,, 1 rl -_,nyg OHIRtUI.
Lambert & shipton, Wholesale
Gammas, Paonucs Dxaaua and Goxxtesioa
ILcacHAiOS, No. 6 Sixth street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
noH:ly •_ •
IQZa WATT—JOB* WUMX.
WATT & WILSON, Wholeralb Gko
cuts, OoxaiMioa "Mseen tars, and dealer* Lr
Produce and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. Ida Lib*
ertytrcct; Pittsburgh. ..I:, 1 . uas
ItSAIA H I>J.CKj£Y. A CO, Wholesaik
X Gaoczas, Cosriiiiisioit LChaciUi *«, and dealers in
PBODUCE, No. eU Water street, jiad 65 Trout street,
Pittsburgh;: > O * .♦‘i- -
uto, ,w. pxLwo»tg.,^. w .^M^..^joßya.j>o.»oaic.
Js; DILWOKTH' A CO.. WaousAia
• Qaociae, Noe. 130 and 1 ifti facona strict, jina*
daUthflalo, Pittsburgh. . ooi
JOHN FLOYD & CO., Wholesale
x*aaifep ffeppaono* aifcacM'aifra,'N». 172 V. ood
amf 22a Liberty street, Pittsburgh. Jelfe
xmLUML BAGALBY, - Wholesale
‘“f-f 'Gaocxe/NcsA'lt and Uo‘Wood street,Fitts
burgh, Pa. lu34:dtt
AIEXAKDEfi KING, Wholb&als
Gsocta, Importer of bona Axa t Ko. 873 Liberty
•truer, Pittetmrgh, Pa. .... mbs
|\AM£irii£§sEßT 4 SOK. Mahc-
U raavMSS or. WHITS STONE CHINA AND
CREAM COLORED ' : r - • :i
AWtricx: saa t Waxxoouss a* -So. 74 Turn
Srar, PiTraronog, Pa ?- /■' mhlfclyisx
v. s. macxixto*b,...~~j. Hmaot —.a. r. oast.
A/TACK-LNTO3H. HEMPHILL,* CO.,
iVI corner Plhaaad'O'fUre street*, near the City.
Waier Worke, Pittsburgh, Pa., Manufacturers of
MACKINTOSH AND HEMPAILL’S IMPROVED
PATENT OSCHLLATINGSTEAM ENGINES AND
SLIDE TAXVE3, of an alma and best style.
Having patrip, machinery of iafgwcapstdty and of
the beet quality, we are' prepared to do beery Job*
bloc, and solicit work la tbte Use. trusting that by
promptness, and tbe character of our work, to merit
’afteirttob to onr BALANCED
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, m combining
advantaged h«r*Wbre nnattalraxT la this, dme of
Saglnea.. -!- :—:-- - —— - - - frSfclyd
JOSEPH r: HAMILTON * CO„
Garner of First and Liberty stmts;
’■ A i : PITTSBUBOn, F.-,
Hasoracmxu or
SUPERIOR STEAM ENGINES, MACHINERY,
Ac. • • mylfctf
ttEVEHAAUK, No. SO Witut Si.,
/a Plttataikb, madtzftcfareref BOILER RIVETS,
WROUGHT SPIKES, COMMON AND RAILROAD,
of every description. ._. .... ..... , 1
lined cr.shaped SPIKES and BtV*
STS, large or amaiL Rdrid’ to order at sboft 'notice.
A rood eseortaeot tobitdbGy qnhand. • myttOtae
/. a; waiirs>..»l«r. T f ri.p»KnU. MMM r. oasmu.
TJIXCBLSIofc GIiASS WORKS.—
JIIffOIFB, PLUNKETT A CO., Quu Uasvvao*
tomes. No. 13 Wodd etreot, corner
ofFlr*W?lttsburgbf • : • *
TS7RI4LS, & CO., Ho. 216
V-v f ALJisnsiyvitiectadppotite/.Sixth', PUubargb,.
aanafectnrtre of WIIiPREAfIHES ANDSWITOH*
ES,and everyaSseflpitontff LEATHER BRAIDED
.iZAG;'?" I
1 Order* soUciuxl from: the trade, tod goods prompt*
Jy. dipped ssper 1 teflaiawlyr
- OEJfTTiSTH 1\
mKETH fiKXRAOTEPo .WITHOUT
JL pAiN, Apparatus
WHEREBY NO DfipOStfUJALVANIOBATfEBY'
ARE USED. ' .
_ .Medical .gsatleroeft-apd-dheO-; tettiet -hirve-had
their teeth extracted and ate teadt fo
testify as to the safety and painlessness of the 6pir»*
ti on—whatever has been said hypereoct* interested In
sseertlog the contrary, baring no knowlodge of my
prows*. ,••• T..iji .:r-r'a
9BT ARTIFICIAL TEETH Inserted In erery style,
and chargee very low; Warranted in all eaeee to be of
the beet material. .
„ E, OUPSY, Pmtlfj-W Smlthfleld et.
JOSRPHADAMS.HENTifIT, Connelly's
Building, ©onjer of .Diamond and Grant streets;
PUtsbnrgh. • : -'' a:u , .
RrrxMJicxe—Dr. A. M. Pollock, Dr. Hallock,
Theodore Bobbins, Russell Errett. myfcdly.
tOOKSELEERS, He.
Tl/M. 6. JOHNSTON & CO., Station
ill -tm, Blabk Book IUsorACTOK**?, akd Job
Pkwtkk»« No. 67 Wood «treet, PltUbgrgh,.. —3O ‘
' & 1 Hta
,JX._.yios*M, No. M.Woad Street, sett <»or to the
'corker- 6t ThirdI,' 1 ,' Fituborgb, F*. SCHOOL end
,LAW pOOKSconefntlyon.bamL
-1 XI UEAb, Bookseller
umjiron, %ci
IUBEPH HOKNK, Dealbs jm Tsm*
if uiAM. xao &n\n Good*,'lie. 7?
fearfiMWiiititßttffT-— r-Trr ,«?<:
IjiATOK, MAOKUM&OO., Djui^ufcii
£i*£BUOIDBBIU r TjiutXUtOß, KoVICZV, etO., Not
id 19 Fifth *Ue«t« Pittsburgh wlB '
'.HTATE ‘JUxEJfTH.
TTTIT'.TiI AM* 'WARtJ, DnjLLKi IH
X T Btmn*,' Movants*, *nd «U i»
U*itf«a i fo?<*<tto7.O
Fenoo*am; promt* &QA&9 tbrongb 1117 spue}
7rei»(m*bU tonzu. ' u -7; v -
Tbos* wishing to InrMt ibeir 001107 to good
*At*f**ea9«!ir»7*ta4 flrtf ABd MOond clto'ipaptr
loir bfpflpj <br ;;•< !
All oosumolcatiooiftcd idtorrltwi strictly conft*
Jetttl*l.'~O^f?Grwr#tMat, : *optft« fit. Pvtl'i
ChtbodnL ivV-.T:; - * * . J*l:dtf :
tSH—2S bbla.' No. 3 Mackerel;
30 br bbli, ; • jlo 4o; ;
• 10 bb*f, '
- 10'4o f » -i!
. v ~,6 0b aitbfcfc.WMt*fit*) ■ ■’ .
. "•
«« bbacfa 6»fabi^rohw»;" ‘.vj ;
Vas j ao n'bfe j |
';ll4B«coft4*sW£
AND COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5. 1862.
JTEW BOORS.
WEW BOOKS.
La Miriam.. By Marion Ear land.
Byes and Bara. By flaary Ward Beecher.
Tba Wagoner of the Alleghenies. By. T. Buch
anan Bead. /
Lea Miserable*.,/Cloth and paper edition.
Among the Pines. M • «•
The Student Abroad. By Klmbell.
Country Living and Country Thinking.
America before Europe.-
Nov Gymnastics, for Men, Women and Children.
The Phantom. Boauct.
Philip—lll ultra ted. ,
Oliver Wendell Holme** Poems—blue and gold.
Appleton’s Taxpayer’s Manual.
. Lika and Unlike. By A. 8. 800.
For sale by t»T4 CO., 65 Wood at.
jjarsiuiANs' visiTiiio Lisxs,
FOB 1863,
roa U, S) AHD 100 PATIEHT3.
Forsalehy
EW BOOKS.—MIK LAM—Marion
Harlan’s new novel; a Tale of Kentucky Life;
»U 5.
BIBS AND KABS—by Henry Ward Beecher;
91*85.
THJB SLAVS FOWXB—By Professor Oalmee,of
Oalway, Ireland; SI.
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE—Its Origin, His
tory and Early Lltaraturs. By O. P. Marsh; 13.
THIRTEEN MONTHS IN THE BBBBL ARMY
—By an impressed New Yorker; 60 eta.
HOLMES’ POEMS—In blue and gold ;88 eta. .
LBS MIBEBABLXS—By Victor Hugo; 60 eta,
GRADED SGHOOLS—ByW.H. Wells, A* M.;76c.
For mb by B 8. DAVIS,
0c23 93 Weed street.
UUOKHI BOOKS!
XFMedical Uses of Electricity—Garrett;
Becreetiona of a Country Parson;
Queen* of Society;
Spare Hours, by J. Brown, M>JDli
Men, Women and,Books, by LAHunt;
Titcomb’a Books; * 7
A Good Fight; by C. Beads; C
. Personal History of-Lotd Bacon;
: Llfo of Sir Philip Sidney;
Bongs in Many Key*—& W. Holmes;
.Poems, byßoae,Terry; ..
Liberty and Slavery—Bledsoe;
Lectures on Apooalypea—Butler:
Life and Speeches of Jtoagiae;
HUto, y of all Beligion*, ebn, etc.
ah 6 £ ■. J. L. BEAD,7B Tcurth streeU
.niHCELLAjrEO V 8 CARDS.
jpnwircsr" ~
' AND
oaniTand wood chains
SELLING OFF
4*
DEDUCED FBIOXB,
WHOLESALE OB RETAIL.
; JAS. W, WOOD WfiL Lj
97 and 99 Third street, opposite X. kdnondaoo A CO.,
and 111 Fourth street. * mhlO
A large anortmest.
No. 87 Foceio Strut,
M’CALLUM’S,
Bought previous to the general advance- is
of July Ist. We are e dab ted to sell Our pieasat stock
at vary fcrorabte rates. aufl .
jL>AIENI'Eb OCT.’S, TSSI:
Bithridgs'i Patent
OVAL LAMP CHIMNXEB,
XX FLINT GL^BS,
Torn Chlmnlee an Intended let the
fiat dame, which besting all parte of
the glam equally, does not expose It to
ersexiog.
C. D. DIIHBXDGK,
Fort Pitt Gbrne Worke
Waahlngtoa street,
aplT Pittsburgh, Pa.
I \KUIid,CHUMIUAU^PAINT&
U OILS AND DTE STUFFS, INDIGO BLUE;
ESSENCE UF< OQFFfiE, FTOTB POLISH, FLA*
VOBING EXTRACTKNOTMEGS, CINNAMON,
MACE, CLOVES, ALLSPICE, WHOLE PEPPER.
MUSTARD SEED,CASTOROIL.6WEBTOILahd
cegeccelof »lLklflda Afrttandart pattfet
medfeiaee, Ac., in store anlfbPMla low’>»
WOUD3IDB A WALLACE; !
80S Liberty street!
P. 8. Country merchants, befcre. purohedng else
where, wonld do well to caß Ahd examine onr stoA.
w 4 WOODSIDE A WALLACE!
TO-AGONS, 40., FOB BALK VERY
I*ABM WAOOHB. end BPBINQ
WAGONS, QABOKNKB'S OABTS AND OOAL
OABTS: TIMBEB TTIISKta, OAHAL, OABPBB.
EB'S, AND ,BIOS* HASOH'S WHEEI
- ID made cf,Gt*;beetdrj timber, alee ell
ktod, °' t ~ u aSg&&. WiaislT
Beck of rcdcrel i2iMtßUtl.ni, Allegheny,
mhllil: ‘
eT
AMKtI IHWIN, ‘ “j
lUaolKttxnr ol
OIL OF VITBOLJ , r ( .
•“* AQUA AMMOSIA.
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Ex-Governor Alorehead in Liverpool.
This diatiogulihed K«ntuoklam—more dis
tinguished for hts towering aristooracy than
for any great force of character—is a thor
ough-going secessionist. He has now gone
to England, to labor in behalf of (ha Confed
eracy.
On tho 12th of October, he delivered an ad
dress to the people of Liverpool, in which, he
dwelt at great length npon the difficulties
which- led to thiawar. Of ooursait is an in
tensely South-sida view of the snbjeet. He
gives a long' narratire .Of an interview be
tween himself and other Southern gentlemen
and Mr. Lixoour, a! few days after, his inau-
anda few days before; the attack
upon Fort Bumtar. l The sum total of their
arguments, or rather demands, was that there
should be no coercion. We give a’ short ex
tract, whioh chowe very dearly tho nature of
the demands made by those haughty South
rons :
<* When' the- conversation had ilaokonedja
HtUf, I ventured to appeal.to him, In a maa
oer in whioh I never appealed to any other
man, and neter expect; to do again. I Said
that as to (he last proposttlon I desired tosiy
osv word—that \ united and prayed to God
, that he would not resort to eoeroion; that,| if
ha did, the history *ef his Administration
would be writtan in blood, and all the waters
of the Atlantie Ooean could never wash it
from his hands. (“Eear, hear/' and ap*
ilause.] He asked, me what I would do, and
M meant by coToion the
raTenua 'and the taUbg back of the forts
which hie said balongeLto the United States.
I replied that that, was the only mode In
which it was possible that ha could, under the
Constitution, resort to ooorcion—by an at
tempt to collect the revenue and to take back
the forts.’*
Lot the reader ponder these few words.
( These, man' had the audacity to ask the Presi
dent of the United States, just as he was en
.tering upon the great duties of his office, to
violate his oath, betray his bountry, and sur?
reader it into the hands of traitors. The
piopo iltion orMr. Morehead amounUd to all
that,andnothingskortofit. It was a gross
Lniolt, It was mora);treucn, for which he dji
served to beJnstantly eyrested, !
Fortunately, and Iropetaosity
;of thaSouth relieved Mr.- Lincoln from tjie
gnva rwsponslbllliy of ■ luanguratiifg.. the
struggle In the form, cohtampUUd; ln :; .that
eon venation, audput thayebels so elaatly |n
tha wrong that the loyal States rose almost
"as oae maa ead rangedUrtßselres by the aid*
of the President. ;
Valley of the Kanawha. .
Thfs floe Talley was among the earliest
scene* of active hostilities present war;
Jut Towing to the loyalty of a majority of tpa
: peopleof Western y iigtnla, it vu soouejearvd
of tebel troops, and for mouths remained In
quiet seeurity. Finally, ascertaining fhat
Ultra was a Tory small Fediual fhcoo in tpo
▼alley, tho rebel General Loring entered with
eight or tan thousand Infantry, and a body ;of
car airy; and, compelled Col. Lightborn. to i»*
treat rapidly towards the Ohio rlrer, tearing
the greater part of., the valley, Including tpe
lalt works, in the possessionofthe rebels. ,
Major General. Loring issued aproclamn
metion to the ptopje, and numerous orders,
some of them compelling the acceptance pf
rebel currency. ■. 'Hare is a copy-of on* of
these: '*•
Baanqcraarxu Diriatwar or Wwt. Tisotktx, )
CSAhixstaW, October, 53,1862. ;/
Gxsxeal OxDxa,No.—. \ , !
It is ordered that aiVhank* of discount aqd
deposit, within this milltanrjdistriet, at once
nre^nmstheir isgTtimaleana uiuaTbusinete;
and it is announced that the Treapary notes
of the Confederate States Government,\sUl be
jreceiredon deposit and,in payment of :deby,
and inwall of the ordinary bank transactions,
npontbe same basis as any other ourfenoy,
which may heretofore hare been reoelf frd qy
them* ’••*’ • • •• - '■ ■■ |
By order of Brig. Gen. Bohols, Com'g.
• - : j B, H« OatCict, A. A. G.,
I conoar inrtht propriety 61 the above order.
JvO.MoFaulaxxm
Prealdent of the Branoh Bank of /Virginia St
Charleston. •
: Another order,, Was isruedte enforce'
c ODB ft rt ptl o p wnVTeoU on
for a member of bongfeqe#
and others requiring the people to open tb(£r
•tores and plaoes of holiness.. The rebejs
also took .possession of .the salt works, eqd
manufactured a considerable quantity of sajlt
for themselrei and the rest of the rebel army,
but did not get muoh of U away. j
iyll tbll qlwl.tiito, howerer, heaoome to «n
,nd.r- But weak a alight rliiintho Kanawha
enabled 9as. Cor, with* Slat of tmell ateanj-.’
oft' and-bargca, togetnplnto that country,
''wbenthorebal ‘Oenoral end hie arm/, who
had dona anch gnat tbinga with the pen eljd
printing prcai, took to thair heola,
Valle/ 'ir ! once‘t&dto In tho anjojmant of
peaOOj and undeMoyel authority. ‘
SKEKa
.streets; Pittsburgh. T
. Taa.UoTavanT, 0/ the Aaut.—A apeolal
dlapatoh from Lore Utrillo to the Cincinnati
GauiU raja: |
- The longexpcrtadmoTemaut haa at laat
began. It it aliened,’ With > graat empbaala,
hr thou who claim to know, that it-doaa not
originate-wlih: General McClellan, who etlll
beUeraa in the peninsula rente £0 Biobmond,
but la ordered-ageinat hia wither hj General
Ealleokend the War Dipartidoot. j
Ola, j/rr. 0. Dana ADML77an TO Batb-f
AdUpetobfroiu Ldutatrlile atatea that da Sat*
hrday Goa.'- Jeff.;C. Detie dellrered hlmtaif
Op to thoolfli adthoritloa.td
alanghtar, In killing Gen. Wmi Belton. Be
war admittedtp ball and haa gone.to hia oem
mand, with the arm/ of tho Cumberland. '
BoraaoL or ran Fctuiu.—A dlapatoh from
Indlanepollatayet . . . . ' !
. Well Informed partiea here,,who here juat
arrlred fremWeahlngtoo, apeak hopeful!/ of
the future condnot of the war t and expreia
greatconfidence in tho eoooettof plana to
centi/ adopted for tho fall campaign. |
iJgii, Bcnecaaae and ttaff leftßouiirillo,
,departure: .tote] iw.a.;ie®?»Mb»|fU <d
ahoalieratrtpa left ell natters* which had
been awry plenty far to peat d»7»;
WUUl'bf lUuouri,'iinS.:kltnadytrto fani*.
taryidilhletratlnn of to;?es#w* Omars*
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. ..ifl'.vjjr I. .--er e.
A SERHOfI m Tflß NATIONAL CRISIS.
Hypooritei Denounced and the Peo
ple Warned.
The Her. H. W. Bateses delivered a most
eloquent and impressive sermon, on Sunday
evening, in Brooklyn, New York, to an im
mense congregation, whioh had assembled in
ntlolpatlon of hearing something apropos
of the political and national erisii, as tho day
bnt one following (the day of the 8 tate elections
In New York and eight other States) would
naturally suggest at lout pointed allusions
to, if not direct discussion of, tho momentous
affain of the present. He took for his text
that striking passage in Job, chapter xxxrv.,
veriq 30:
“Thstlhe hypocrite reign not, lest the people be
ensnared.”
After some commentary on the chapter and
Introductory remarks on Government In gen
eral, he went on to say, according to a report
in the New York Tiara;
Tho.lowest condition of man calls for the
strongest Government. If the statu of
people is that.of animals, you must harness
them and urgethem onto workforward by sheer
force. Aaiaoitfsk requires this physical gov
ernment. It; is only when a frlgher position
has been reached that’jrou can’ begin to relax
this stringency, and turn to intellectual gov
ernment. The child of four most be governed
through, the skin, while the enlightened'man
of forty Is to be reached through the heart
and' the brain... This first, or lowest farm,
then, is absolutism.- gradually relaxing into
more limited monarchy, as more and more
men in a State acquire culture and learn to
think.
The next or middle form of government is
aristocracy—or, as it originally meant, au
thority wielded by the but —i. s. t the most
eminent, able and cultivated men in the com
munity. . This form Is the growth of intelii-
Kaoe more advanoed and with a greater nom
r than in any absolute monarchy. It is a
system of the orders and classes.
The third form is where ail men are ‘fully
emancipated from ignoranoe, and this is the
highest, best and last form of man's social
development and organization, vis: A pure
Democracy—-the government of the people
by itself.
Democracies had been attempted in the ear
liest ages, but had alt, at last, ignominiousiy
failed. The Jewish people were at one time
spoken Of as a commonwealth, but they never
. were such. Theirs was eUhsz__a goiemment
of ohM» over tribes, or of priests, under the
name of'‘theocracy”—in fine, a strong govern
ment.
Absolut* government, then, depending,
•imply upon the condition of the governed, .is'
jut m possible now as ever, where the people
ere fit for nothing else. Qod’e provldenbe
adapts the mean* to the end, and whatever
form we find existing on a firm basis any-,
where U undoubtedly the one most suitable
where it Is. Now in this onr country it fiat
ever been believed that monarchlal govern
ment is impossible—tha*-we-cannot beralod'
by force. BntyoheanifyonbeJgnozantahd
wicked—in fact, even now, large portions pf
this land can be controlled ** no other wfy.
Auguit laughs and shys7 have no iront*, all
the heritage of sunshine is my own, and Sep
tember, too, repeats the boast thoogh .with' a
feebler voice; October faintly echoes it and
leads November In; but after evory August
eomes a January, ae, by God’s blessing, after
every January comos an April. You can,
again, have ?harmohsr ifrjotTwilly-aHhough
for all of' them A Bod Sea comas, we.hopf 1
Yes, if you bring baok ignormnoe, and lupef
sUtutioa, and wrong, and injustice, with over
fed prosperity and rank corruption, tyranoy
will oome baok, tool
There can be no self-government without
virtue. The rofe of Divine Providence would
seem to be that eaeh nation should have some
allotted principle* or pyUctplsa, to .dnuTn afr.
and devalop. Then, changing, disintegrating,
or passing away, its suooessor takes op the
task where it left off, end pubes farther on,
bat ever tending in that one direetion whiph
is the ultimate track of all humanity. In oar
day, a cartons historical feature is the nju
venescenoe sf old oations, and tho decline of'
new ones. In ancient times, when a nattya
fell, it died, and onoe dead, it was gone for
ever. .Hat, now, there Is' a resurrection of
once prostrate empires. Italy, glorious Italy,
nay, even Spain and Autria, are reviving
and growing strong and ybabg again, all this
proving that wo are in the latter periods of
the world. Bow is it' with us—with oar
young and grand Republic? Now, Republi
can Governments cannot be had merely by
legislation, but by inner compelling causes
for their origin. They must be the outwork-
Ings ol the spirit of the people, otherwise,
even in seeming to be free, a nation is jn
bondage,being blinded and controlled by oua
nlng men,-who abuse the forms of-liberty in
wielding moral despotism. It is in such |a
case that the ot onr text has Uaohief
application “that the .hypocrite taiga hot and
the people be ensnared t M Even in ts*
bosom .of’ a free" State, there exist ele
ments of antagonism, and ihfiuencos are
found tending in an opposite direc
tion. There are -even religions
lions that teach tho love of governing
—the lut ofpowcr—bnt despite all these,
nations are moving right onward." Absolutism
dally dwindles, and liberty, with the ever
growing dawn, expands. Monarchies are as
cending Into aristocracies, and the latter into
republics. Hierarchies have had their day,
and the tendenoy of the whole world, Ip alt
Its department*, is to develop* and elevate
common people. Even religion is taking cpi
more demooratio forms, and,the valno of man
—notaooording-to -Mr lurronndlngr, hut-as *-
mare oreaturaof mortality—has risen; in tbs
: market. 1 The. missionary : enterprises of
I churches and great Governments,.seeking out
the darkest, poorest homes of barbarism to
poor in light and oivilUatlon prova, this,
why, In old times, evait the days of
the Apostles, the Rirangstshlpfrecked on tho
shore forfsUtrit themeto
With tha Graokf,
tha relne of th» "lorelgnsr" was jail nothing
it >ll. The, opUnd all outside lpnguagds;
"noliei/’ Mid despised eTerj thing not of
thnmielrei. Tho eontreltof this spirit with
that of foreign nations Is romarkablor Now,
thejalne of man, bedauso ho is aman,alon|,
U transoendonpand for3,ooo,eeripaat OrorW-;
thing beeworkbd in'-theldlrection. AtMhls
da, all Inventions, KU, mechanical coptrlp-;
ano*:, aro not for tho benefit of-tho wise and
great alone. The, profit, indeod, hot tho poof,
especially, draw help from them.. Steamloti
tho poor man travel, weaves’ foc hlm fins.
him what Circa scarce .conld r he In'days of
jora. Tho common laborer ls-hotter ted in.
onr tlma than Alozahdsrwaa ihhlf, and.ths
poererliOamtreis alts t)dwn tl to'repaatj that
wonldhaTsptadsQdoonElUahoth a tarn. Mb.
Bhakstpan» , i.,tlfiM,:prinons foi on whevwje,
might proper], call "loddsr," and tho dint of
a prisoner now In-Sing sing wonld hero hoop
tha anvj'of 16,elt,two hetndred jeprs ago.
Labor baa now. l«a dredger,, and evsr, irop
mnsola that raplanes one ol flash, seta free p
thoniend .that had no right tdaleVO.’ETop
in IHMmtureweaeh this great advance,“Bopp
to tha Very \de, of Cooper,. area ipaetrjr
abounded in the ssperdlHoai mention of thjo
‘•poor.’! Bat,i withal, tha •> eontraat. tfatu
traoaabla between 'tho pact and -present- in
another point of view, exists between thy
oountry end othercountries,., Eortwohun
dred jeers, Enrope haa boon iteadll, nnfolp
lng bar development, throwing off her oerp
ments, itrttobing ont her arms, and’gattlh,;
htr feet for marching., While America,
starting to tb» raoo wlth tha sincereitohrlp-'
Uaadamocmcj.-for.iaah. were tho earlleat
colonies—has bean eteadll, marching In tha
opposite dlrootldi,; and foundlng tho mos(t
hldeohs of alltyranfites—thorelspfthe whits
atrong fiTigr tha blank woakl-.Bnropa baarlng.
onward.rand upward the glorfohi'; torch pf
freedom- onto - perfeot ■ da, 5 America nuking
down with-it.lntoolmmcrtandsrkneslt. [
Iha .I’iSit, States'of tha North .hara onl,
j asltnrnod bank In. Umt. - .1 be wsr the, make
in tha struggle to escape. Is a war of Idaar. ojf
fnndamentaland eternal principles. It It tha
■plrlhof absolute. tha old
oppnialia uoTernmentr. OTat JtoaUla.to th,
spirit of telf.goTnrnmant—li what.tto, Inn
to snat. : .Wskhow thaV sra jhaU thp
final »lotor, i-Wa;*h»thtr; thrpagh- sad'ror
Tanwt pf eannot talk
Tha Blght te cpanr slda.. srarj lda. of Sod*,
proridnsar yrary aaplndloa at tka luina^
VOLUME LXXV—NO. 301.
soul struggling upward, every hope of human
ity, the cry of the coming generations, the
scheme of universal liberty filling the void
with prayer and warning—exhort u*. not to
yield, not to compromise, but to go right on
ward, to do battle to tha bitter end r in this
great, good fight. The prinoiple of darkness,'
the handed minions of oppression, all the Con
gregated elements of evil assail the house of
iborty. I sun in the habit of saying distinct
ly wnat I think, and I do declare that the
opposition now formed here in the. North
against this Government is. the meanest, the
blaokest, the most bypooritieal ever conceived
on earth. There, they have the benefit’of ray.
candid opinion, if they want it. [Laughter
and applause.] And I add that, what
ever may have been my friendships, and they
are warm at all times, X will net stand; I will
not strike hands—no, not with my own^broti
er—with those who aro not, now, openly and
forever on the side of liberty. I had In this
oonteit meant to overlook party divisions, but
now when I eeo Satanic influences and such
they,ho doubt, aro—again combining against
tho North, I will not touch asy man'who is
with them, unless it be with the besom or tho
rod. We have no material for confliet here
among us, and the blood, the massacre, of the
old Paris days of murderous revolution might
well return did not those who foster—and
such men there are, beyond peradvonturo, in
our midst—eloak their wickedness in a sort of
sneaking prudence. They oome toward the
Government, saying "How.art thou, my
brother I” while they plunge their dagger
under the fifth rib. Then, brethren, rise to
the imminence of the denger. Oast your,
vote* for liberty—cast them as far as you can
out of this night of rebellion, towards God's
throne 1 Go back to tho days of'Jefferson and
Madison, and Franklin, asA stand by them
and their peat prinoiple—"All men free and
equal 1 ” Never can we.have such,a War
again so. obeap. CompromUo will bring no
peaee. Such peaoe would, : at each recurring
election, revive the question whether some
other State should not go out from the Onion
.of liberty. Yon have got upon your
feet—keep on thorn; you have got your
hands out and your, hearts to strengthen
r them—keep them out and stretch them
fartherl Never was-such a. spectacle of
shame, before beheld as for fifty yoaia was.
seen jn the national JLoote of Bepresenta
lives. Northern doughfaces cringing in the
presence of Southern' slave-drivers I Let it
never be seen Does material interest
stand In the way? The slave freed will SMhd
one hundred dollars in your factories 1 wnero
the slay* in bondage'can't spend one'dollar;
Tho, slave-buys ho: booksj no earpets,. no
pianos.. Freedom Jhakes commerce; tho plqw,
will say to the farmer, Freedom maJtea. me
for Freedom l The. forge V IM
say. Freedom makes me musical,—vote for
Ffeedopi 1 The ship-yard .will say,freedom
makes me merry;—vote.for Freedom.! All
the factories will sing this anthem, excepting
onoklndonly—thecat-o'-nine-taiHecioTy— v
and it, too, on second thought, will joln' the'
Chorus. The loom, the apinnlng-jenny; and
the mill wiil eeho it. The natural 1 state of
man is not simplicity, it-is complexity of
waots; ,it U not poverty, it' is comfort!
.Like the tree, man rises first a naked
stem, ./but the expanding oak shoots forth
ten / thousand branches,.'and asks..more
room below,’'more heaven spaoe above I ETo
ry thing pleads foe the pollby of emancipation,
and now that .it is uttered, let ha hot fall
back; If wegq to pieces, who-ihall-restoro
the shattered temple! The Phydian "marble
; mourns in Athens, amid the ruins efiho rente
Acropolis, and points.the.morai of the broken
flute.... The doctrine of division an.dsoeession
is/, the. doctrine of devils. Let us have, no
Sari in it, buteUng to one . one
bCjtltution, one policyr—the doctxine 'of, all
men free ana eqdal-randaU the' machinery of
devUdom shall, not prevail Go forth, then;
young men; be Skillful -and be wise. May
God guide your footsteps in this hour. ! I
;lookfocward with deepest interest, I will-not
say tolimtude,te-the coming week's election,:
yet X have, learned. late.thht.
tolls me not to.fear*. The. Satanic 7 influence
. wlUquaU<beCore-the bright ranks that march
ohward fcr truthp for ' gwd government—for
liberty here; for the liberty of the whole
world 1
Naval Preparations-
: There is unusual aetivity hi all the ship
yards of the country, fitting out veslels of
. warintimdod for operations against rebellion,
la th© last •Ix weekß thlrty gunboats.have,
been fitted out in; the Boston, New York and.
t Philadelphia Navy Yards, carrying 3ilgunj;
and all the .vessels, atqasters* •, At Portsmouth
and Washington the .work has.been equally
as rapid aha extensive.. The destination of
these Vessels is purposely withheld.^/In the
West the movements are quite ,as extensive,
khd and haVal^expedition, under Gen.
McClernand and Admiral Porter Js to be; a
very formidable expedition, - -the ; object ef
wkloh is tb open the Missisripni,so thatia
single obstruction shaUjiofc remain; Colonel
Eliott's ram fleet U to have aprpmipentposi
tion in the flotilla.. The rboata, oompoaing It
have been thoroughly .overhauled and put In
oCnditiohior a wMiterflcampalgn. .They can'
bo used as rams in ah aetion wlth'thuqa6ay*s
b’pats, and can psnfora’valuablff service in>
conveying transports througb r dengerous por
tions of the viver. They are arihed with boat
imwitsers and 13-pounder gum. -- The Swit
seriand.wiU.be the flag*boat of.the ramAeet.
Bhe has .been oomnUtety easemated In. every
part, and wlUbeable to: do excellent service
opportunity offer... ,
PersonaL
, The friends of Gen-: Lew Wallace; are highiy
gratified at his being, ordered to report tu
Qeh. McOlernand. . The Indiana, troops whioh
expeot 'to' accompany this expedition if ill
doubtien be'assigned to WaUaoe r a v .'divisu)i
Brig. Gen. Canby.hai’amVed ih Indianap
olis, from New Mexloo, en route for Wash
ington.' • k-:- ' ;
. . Gem- Mortis hasnottyot aocepted the Major
General's oommiseton reomtlyrtandered by the .
Pylrfwnt. -;
„. Gen. Fremont had a mqet authusUstlo to
eeptloh In St.‘ Louis on Saturday night. Tha
splendid sword purehaaedby thpdlme.eontri';
buttons of the Gethishf; wupreunted io him,
and a torch-Uglit processlon marched through'-
thcLitreets; mud ether demonstrations showed,
the. popularity of tho Pathfinder in the scene
of hU former military labors.r - % ' |
a? IgDiaskroLtß.-SWUleani frtm
Indianapolis that. .tho.. Government* has: pur
:chased .siity-eigbi acres of - Und, at $4OO fcer.
aistej direotiy east of that city, near the
pqyatiou tiue» for.a.psrmanentarseaat ; j
joiuT'AH IT cl jujus, &a
< & 8. a “BCH0YB8»
uX Unofr. !
• a win aimiiflpd to tb* oollietioa of BACK TAT»-
«>7 , .
SOLDIERS' BOUNTIES, IBNSIONB,
BACK PAT»Mid«Uoib«f: ;.:, . - Ui i * ' ■
VUST CLAIMS AGAINST TBS GOTSSNMEBT,
■ ! - r ‘ ; prbaptly proaroAot rtoacuubl* rouo*.’.
Apply to ■ __ D. H. HAZKH»
iraTScHh «Ireet,T , UUboreb > jud :
HJHABLK&O.'UPOitXB, :
, ."0c30:3a : : ■.. j ; ;AV^OhlprtporJfcd:
MOiiV'i'AEY ULA4U3, t BOifftmfiS,
pwraioas, baqb. pat£ «wi-»imeam
CLAIH9q{ fTery dcscrtptloni coUwwto.toobv
’•Cither* mi 1&r Wfowte* wt*. tt* i FviitSttiSfO'DO;!
: «tt f3 ' a r O TATODK i•.
’■a •: -J •• L: :. . At*«nni ttt*TU' ; •
V0..T3 Groat etrtet,. Pitta bofjb*.E*‘ ■
, : ff.‘ B.’ X° «&ar*w «* made 1f thr culm doit oat
twxm&j wad rirfetbeartlott tf*oo ■ 'mAxlj ■,
pSpIuS^BuDW)F«S«]^Sy;
■ . I; . a .’.: vKA(n4uivriV::iV..-li.!--
iftorMjr allow «*! CZsfta Afeof,:
: //jTflerjwJEr, i 1
. ••- • • : : j •
CrcavcatM Boldlws* .©aim*-of
FBB6|lqb& fcr djMbied oßcert» •oUlbzia imbws rod
feaiteM* W»U)mfftasd P*H3lOJiSfer Itu *«•.
«Kft’pveata t jorphao cUldno, ferottutf on<raflw*%
crpoor iwinpiwiutniw of iho*,;Wbo;ii*i»-Aiba -
kjyid fa fbr aurfcr; or .hart did, afler.di**
cfamltp; W ttbtwt cmttrie&£ fa *7^-
WHocharpnmtffcUuicdUMaa&'aftdfiD’lailar
a!D mlftSo
' fcJ'J.'KaSVHJU ITB Hrt—lB In .(tor*‘and
'SL* c G , : nu W; r«^^j
MA-aUR+JUTCE*
pEOPLES INSURANCE COMPAN Y.
Offioe, N. R. comer Wood and Fifth Sts.
FIBE AHU MARINE INSURANCE.
Jaaut L. Yerner*
Cap*. Jobs I*. Bhoaria
Baaoel ?; Bbriver,
Georg* B. Jtme*, j
BantaiWaUaea, *
O. Hanaoa Lor*.
Wm. Phillips. .
John Watt,
John S. Parke,
ObarMß. BlswU,
Wa. na Kirk, -
WM. PHILLIPS, PMMi
JOHH WATT, yto lVwffw
WILT. OABDSI]
riIRE INSURANCE* BY THE REUI
- ASOB-HUTBAL IKSOBANOS COMPANY,
OP. PHIL ABSLPHIA, On BUILDINGS* > limited o
perpotual,. USBOHANBISg, FUBJfITUBJB, Ac., lo
own er Country. ’ Office Ho.'sss Walnut street.
Oamaa, 9229,510; Asaxt*,- »o~toeetel
ea fellows:
PintMcrtgageoa ImprovedOttyProper- ‘
ty, worth double the aaocnC U..4146.C00 00
Ground vent, 1 lint *,462 60
Puma. B. B. Oe.*a 6 per cent. Mortgage
• Loan, 830,000. ocet...‘ 27,000 00
Otiy of PhUedelphla t e pec <*nt. - 30,000 00
Allegheny oonntj 6 per ct. P. B. B. Loon 10,000 00
Hantiugdoa.and Broad Top Uountela
• 'BAUroad ‘Oemfany, mortgage 4.00C 90
Pennsylvania ißattxoad OO
Stock ef Mutual Imaranca. Op.. OO
Stock of Oounty Flre Insurance 00..-. 1 ..;,.. 1,060 00
.Stock cr.Delavme M* S. Inxurance Oo._ , • TOO 00
GmsiSelal Bank v do 8,136 »1
Mechanical Bank 2.08 &).
Union M. Insurance Oo.’a IDO 1 0
BIIU Beoeirable, buitaeas
, Book Acoounta, acoueA intereet,
Oaab en hand and in hands ef 11,S&& 16
$508,606 ft»
TIHGLST, I+mtimt.
)US »■ .*!..■
H. L. Canon,
Z. Lothrop,
Bobt. Toland,- •
Jfodlu Waif,;/
Jacob T. Butin*.
as. wood, • “ *
fimtibßowen,. ,
Ju. 8. Woodward/
JobaJUsnU* ftttab’fh*
SCHttAN, Station.
- : J.Q.CafTlXiAgau.
my ft gortbeaat comar Third anlWoodatiaet.
Olest.Ttacto/,
Samoal WwJmn.
Wnu fi..Tbomy«oo»
Sotertßtaea, - -
Frederick Srovn*
Wb. Uumti
B. MTOTfIjMAN.
INDEMNITY -• AGAINST LOSS- BY
XTIBE—IBAHKiJH TOK iNSTJftAMCB COM
nt PHtr.iTitT.ymA. l Offl£e,<Csaad *57
Chettoat omr t Fifth. ~.-J . L .
BUte meat of A nett, January
agreeably to en ect of Anembly, being-- .
tfntf Uutcwee* amply Go
Beel EatetfljTprn’t eeLf 106,314 €1) coet .. OO
TiopotinLoftsii, on aspls Collateral
111111 ~ —83,156 '
AKkAj, (Uneot Tmlae f56,6C7 72) ant... *9,786
1*52100
— .27,919 00
.. ... . •. «
•SB“Tha only profit! from premlucj which thi*
Company cairdmJk by taw aretrcm riii» which
hero beendaunßinS- --. r 't r - --f
tnanrancs mafia on erery fieicdptlon ol property, ■
la town tad -ronhtry, at rataa as towaa an eoMlittnt
with aeoorltj. ' .
: Alnea that* incorporation, • ported di-thirty-yean,
IhayJjaeepaid tawa by first© aa~amytmf«caodii..
Torn amo%Tof Doßdn, thereby «BoMlow eridenc*
«Mbsadr*&tMe*ef lanxanceiaiweUartheixabiU*
ty wad dispcntlon to meet, with-promptnoes all
UftbHfttea. •• i-=ii »•-: • **
_ ~iMummii . .. - .r*
Umat paid duta* the 'jtKlBM r «. r 4KM» «
'Mssctoui
CbarietJL Anchor, _ ? •- Jsaso Im. • :
Mocdecal IL. Lewis, Jacob B. Smith,
Tobias V4Aer; Edward 0. Dale,'
Da^idS.Brown, _ . .... Geo. W.-BiohaniSj-j
tiauitf Grant/ » • » ■ Genet'falm.
.• : PHABLZa Pwalifmr.
EPWABD a DALE, Fwe
my< : Office BorthedtteOtC'Wboa * Third «ts«
T7IIBE, MARINE AND INHAKD IN
jD BGBAIKJE:—IKBUBAHCH COMPAStfOP
MOBIB AiIEBIOA, >RTIrAPKI.PBIA.,. ;
Incorporated ITW Oaptttl,*soo,ooo.
Arnett, Jwwy 10, law. ■■ 61
ABTHOB G. OQFTIB, JVwtfcafc
THOHABPLATTiVSierotaryi*" • *
TKffljfc&iifcS. COTOP THE dXATB
JL or FBI2»ADSLPBrA ;; ’
~, Incorporated 17ff OepHal, taQP,OQO?~:
Arnett, febrnary 1, 0
v BESBI D. BBEBBEBD, Prttidei,
,■, WILU AM H ARP»B,frcrm*y. , L :;V . .\:
TTARTFORD fire insurance go.
n BABTJOBD. . <■■,
‘lncorporate ~
Awts,-fi>7 ■ ■ &A. u
■ -H. BTO?UKU>OH, Jtmtfwfc
TIHO. C.ALLTB, £Mary.
- "W* Iraaranoe in the abort old end reliable Oom>
panieacan beObttlnadby epplttatlonld " "
_ _ P-JOHEB, Aomty
tolfi-ully 87 Water street, Bajcatay’a Bnifdlnxfc
WESTERN insurance comfa
. ?T-SrorPIWSBUBGH; ‘
&i*i*&g**? M *!‘
■ Offlosi Ho.ja.Watar * Go.W-'tr*.
hotue, in stein. FittslmttV .. •
' «f l*Bmts <?tin '4k*
JtUte -i4 S«M iMtitKtifm, *f :W«?terS v*9
ors'mZt h«M fa Os oad vie an <kler
wfaad, 6yjfrwWifh tod <to ifaftfafafa tU
ckaraotar mUck May Am miiwrf. as <f«rty **• Urt
pratocrion to iAow «ciorfwfrs to 1 41
, AB^itTfl,,ocroDKaavaa69i-
Stock* A»ii^Z!--— f ......-. r ..;;......» (3,000 00
Mottprtili hm/ii'ii«' OL
QfflCTgSmilMTa.f--T.--f-.- : «o
Open Accoontt,♦«.... m7jSQ9 00
“ 2T;6&S U
tfotmasdßiUi 18
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oimwtoitt: 1 •'»'
- V.l Anare»Artkpr‘:
James McAalaj, AlexKrferßpefi-,.
Batbanlel Holmaa, Daiid lL Lcnff,_
-Alas.Hlmick.c- ' Be« <I» •
; WM«< mird- /.
- MXOBi BMLiftorifyr- - •■• “ 7.;
.W. 0, JohMton,- . ;Jf*JLUwpM*:,-,
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:AIJ^H£IGE. ; .iKSUKANCB:a>M
w i-:?OT- - JOHfID;McCOBD f Vk4-PrmidfU
D. M.BOOK, Saerctef- .• . . ■ ~L
v:. Ckpt,wi£DKAif;<?«MraJ4f «&
-mwoiows.v ■> roli-cc-;
' * Joks P. HtOori»- ,-
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■6B/100 Otm > ’• ’•■■-•
Kn* In jtor»>aiJ fcr s»l« by -
•Viailliii turn ' ■-- EETMEIt Avisos.
*uu boxes .prime W.J*..
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