...4; * j'.-T,; •.:? -cid: s:f* ■■■'■:{ ■ .■ •>: * v ;Wj r .A V.s‘. • .•■< « -• • "f Efjf® II m%. lii» MEE V y, ; ■ 'i' \ \ -'K K * »• ■t 1 * r» > y:" I £ ; 1 .... ■ 8 lr>n;;V-j> ■ '■ '-L > •’ _ gHRIVKR ftIjAZEAR,' ~ ~ ‘•■' : SBa®& : ?!a?-8fc8SgffilSSf£ ' WHOLBBALK QBGOKBS J - ™z&' —R. LKKUU, Ftopa | abd -iSriSft 4 ? “o*o* n Oomanumi MnpaAnfcr tßatAMol Q&AtH. 82CDS, OfIEKacTPBODOOC, ”■» »na agent for the celebrated Cmonttrm OK> > • I MHT I Kefc 116 Sacioßdaad 145'Tintttreefi, be -1 '* frwha wood tod SaltfafleM, glitabtxrgtti -- jaeS v>,- fc UWir —...■■■■■■.■.■JOHM luma!?. f S; LIGGETT & CO., (snooessors to ‘ Tum TAcrotM an Obvjtia- ttom-Mxxcnx*m-for tbenle of GBAIB. Bfc£DS, PBODCGS, Ac., Nc«. 75Wafca- 4ad 93 front rtreeU, Pituborgh, Pi. , imiv mhiimw nn'ifr m i ftiiim uißur, MAOKKOWN & 1,1 NHART fVoDE ASP GAAJK TACTOttS, PsODCCI ASD OoUUUIOa HncEAXtS, forth® sate of floor, Grain, Pork, Ba . .J. WB, IATd, Batter. Kggt, Ch&ew,. B«m», Show, te* - JfcAthMO. JoUtniM, Pfrf *Za~V*mr\ }A.l>„. dalszatm, fifnwiwl and Lard Oils, Mid and [Green *nxlts, Timothy, Clover, Flax and Gram Seed*. Shah adTaocee made on Oopatauaenta. , iptily No, 297 Liberty at.', PltUbaTgh. rOHa B. Uoj tl itoa aso Poawaannia Ussobaht and! al» dealer In WESTEBN KESEBVE CH rjBUTTER, LABD, POEK,BACON,FLOUB, POT AND PSABL AHflKfl. BALEBATOfIJ .. 6IU) AND LARD OILS, DRIED FBUI Noe. 141 and 143 Front] j —» IH k*A±D. /IULP & SHEPARD, Coiuossios l&leb> ' ’ \J csaxn and deaienln TLOH&, 9&AIHAKI) . PBODDQB, 80. 243 Liberty atreetTrittebargh, Pa. Cboioe bmndj of Ploar for Bakera end Family me constantly on head. Particular attentiontfcid to filling ordera for Merehaadlta gtocrally. ocfl-dij , - i ;I L\KAJnK VAN IiOKOKKj raoiroq . .... A. .Ooaamiuos'HuoßAßT. dealer ta V LOUR TfiBjBBOOUBf tiB&DS, I* AMD, OHRBBB, 1 DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS and Puxfod •rally. Liberal cash advance# made onconxier&j -,. Warehoqie,. No. IMJBecocd itroet, Pittsburgh] l AALhS O. MoVAI, Jbob wa&dina and U Oofarono* Mctciukt, for the tale of FLOUB, .GEAItf, BAOOB, LABD, BUTTBB, -EGGB, and jffettern ProdaoegcnoraUj, No. 10SM1THFIKLD BTBBBT, cantor of Tint, FUUbargh,,Pa. I AdTOrdots and oonalgn menu aolicitod. jafcUyd 1 4-UJ&L4. b iiiZKK, Cl Ocaousuox Miechaut, for (be sale of FI ORAIH, BACON, BAUD, BETTER, WI Ln FBittT. WJd Produce ge&ertUy, No. 19'ttfr ' i Ocrpef of Fiftt, PittHtnggh. i;r J?t r v. gggftM*» 1 1— i^iiL^rTt_fo. :a'QCHOMAKjE§T& LANG. Cowris&ioH <• O MimmußTraad wholceaUdealeala GfcOOE* < . ' ; liberty-. Pa. Mildly ' /IAMKri UAJLZKLt, 4SOH, MahU^ .. j 41 VoiiM.Of L?l!U>, OIL/and Cojouaaiosj Ua< . fcttsn fer the porcfcase and Ale of OBSTDB AND ~ ''BEfEßNp7l!TßpUfioltt y NA>69and70 WaLreUy j AdTancwmaqe.oacopjtteTtmwnte; 1 ■•TTOUAiiD BlDjiliE, successor tA Jno. , , '^*irM*aiU J Aeoii. Ko.-183 Liberty rtreet,!Pitt*. 1 •bnreh.-GNNKBAL GKOCKBY AND TOMHISBIOB MERCHANT. “HjpTudjpamente ttepectfaHj eoUctted: . ' fe^dly W.' irerra—nun... M . w . H joi ;; U7mTE. BROTHERS,! Powi 9. »AXD:OamBnaB ttSße&ant aad.ds PBOTXSIOMSAim PBODCCB OEBK&ALI 39&m>gty Pittaborgh, Pa. •■ .. W»;' A T'SOHUYiiK. Comraaioir Hxbi in OBTOE AKS B£PIKED OJ OILB,OLASiL lEOH, HAILS, Ac, Sc 183 . tlwet.: S'- . mh! cor ' ' y >=aJJLte^flnadlta,llqana, OSBS, pornetcf Wood ant " j- '.QBrorfy' - , .7~PUfU4 fTK VOIGT - AM Qrmfl, PB£).DCCEAi» QflASlfl< 847 Uiwai iced, .JOSH I, - ‘TOBN & HODSF - * -.0, 6bocxu ax 6 Commit. * jXj,c 6nithflehlfcndTy«t«f itroct*; j ' -Ci »H-»»»Tl , 107 Wood etreet, Plttabi . Uux* Qwxntaa and / ‘ ;XKDB, Kc«, 191 and 193 ' 1 y.'jSany; * - QQDSIDK&v 7 JOHHtf'i’ONi 1 Oj>BCa9:_AHItCH£MIOAWU PBSTUM . ~ j.. PAHO* <WOp£BpRHINOJI.pIp.D>LSrp - •*'■*•* a: m jVßid_*DdJp?ilhjtree.U,Plttffewibi!P*i-'.‘ • 7 .- j PwcrtgUoia caroftiUy •otopoondcd st all Mi xtii&Mfcxmnw *]ou.,<m • v ia ./ JJr*JAUrllauMUi and MaDoftct&rerrf vTO !•[,■ LEAD AND LITUABGB, corner ofWoodnndj; —itreettrPitttbmrtir' —: — ~ 1 • ! soolt, 1 WnaußAiiui PAMTB,OiLS, VABHWBB 'DTBSTpVPS* Ho; 296 Lfbert; ftraet, Fittebi All<rd«»iriH ntc*ttn promptatioatteb; if . •' -:.V N i ' _ GKO. H. KEYBKK. : U«j" t j u IlOWoodiireet, coroi*^of- WoodStr® fi Et>. & CQCtiEANE Attqmhi ajtd - A' \3F;Copw«u«e* .at* Law.*. Office - No. Ti Grant street, JPitUfroijh, P»-. AH btuloeo 'tqupated to ’ Urcan vUiireoeireptoaipt sttentloh. Coittctiona ' “' mafcln Allrgfceny sad Jfl *U sdjolnlng county *nd c tfc>jooney'ren!ttdd'promptly.: ; gp3ly (late oi Fayettocotmty, Attobskt, *o. i * OT* 7 ” u~ : j<-v n- putaanasHiPA. Offico-^ 1 1L corner. Toorth and uniat Btrecti. , 1 c r E ‘, -®y2l{fcp» • * .'\i •* . /•;•., . ? "o'- jufifi' (i.i kuUUMNKUa, Amun ; O'AvLAVJOmoiMooßdstory Kith***Lav Burnt* -. ,1 j• i r r •■• t oi. WdaXteat toUmPasttlemeat,warring«&dcotbo> M<■ *io& : o#eJ»ims<}>ocßtis*, &c., Iq Wsshingtoc.-IHitrict • * . •« i*--’ ■• tt»lfcsn« •■• - J / xxtxos, !** &no* ~,n . g \L - X p frhotp cstthltold» Jlttsbargb; P» ■ mylfedtf ,; «■",? Jfc'UOMAa: EWING,' AnOBHtriAHD r -s-t-Ofse ••.•“••'.- [_'•- -• : n .Omta£lfo.‘lMFoartt toeiTj | ■ ' - ■'♦'.yrillrdjjflyT • - 1 f act) *'t « OoßMiixoli atIiAV/hUrtiacmdtoaOHM’S ‘ BUIXJDINGS,'Ho.-i2 'l>ismoi»l' Stnei, next ' * *£‘* 1 i d6br r t#'BfcT«tfp-<«wrc£*;;v r,v -zayl^dly ** ' ■• ROD^ CR9 ? a I/T(HEEOB ' WAHEHODSEu-HENRY vx^/sH*OOLLIS^Iui■ utliac*HdCamjfci£JonHer* -mi ;j oijbMCt tod dealcs in GH&ESEt-BCTTKK, LA Sf v>.; ncA Prodace geicnU]r r Ha. 22. Wood Vtrot, abcM Water, a-Az,m*r.. jmyQ TAMES7BOLMES & CO.,?bBK Pack- Cl xxs and dealer* In PBOTISIOHB. oor&er qf Mm. ket end Frost itreet*. - .-jsdidly' TACKBON: i.; toW«BKND, Hob* tl PACxni'ijn>,JD*ii*B»“nr.BACON,_DßllD BXXT, LABfi, JIXSS BUMP POBK,{No. 1» JGABDINEK COITCN,:AoEaf ros • yymuTi, PiTtTJti«TJglA.' A« Bnmhrttf tauxos OoKFAxm, HofthiesM-cornyr Vobdlia&i ***>»"* streets* i -< ,n -ji..-. ; TJB'y, ijPij JOSES, ‘AodwTSTobw AMda- Citbhhb' ; K,Olm*AJK*ocwA*T, career M*rk*t «id [Water - •-* »;t> r ■ ? -.-.,"J ■ " ”j fimsvrixr Weans* , ;.' tS ~M.iBOOKr SJamurrAßT AuxakwT '22sSSSISS2£2i2LSII2SZ2I£-L---lI j '■ . r'jOT > m'OMBOH.’ - 'U7ILBON, CABB'A CO.j , $ ! , 1, ...., •'fOIIDOT ABB-BOlMeTro rBT QOOM,; ' ■ aroj W weoa ’flrwivthlnj :hoM# *I»T«r Diiacaa t- *> ,-ij. .».' X.,- >,t '»n»Tf PKabnrtV . aplMif . " , wqoeaaor' to «! *itl•BnrchlWd AOfetTOtttoafettd BataiiDeaton - ~mrflTATt»B ASP TAflgld&BT Hortb iMtp<K»#.<<yoprtA i Beal”'; ... jSIKE| THE DAILY ESTABLISHED W IJB6. a •/]'-pHVi , j ,WHOIiE?AI jTTo^nrs. virsvmjrCßjtGßJirrs. -KKBR A CO., OuLßttt* Dbt> r^WUarkOctnrt,t»traiTU^)Ml GROCERS. -(XUllOsaiOB HEBCHAKTV ~ , Boa. 17 and 29 SmithQeld Street, Corner Second, _Ja9:l7d PITTBBUBQH, PA. w: M, UOKMLV', WHOLESALE OBOGIE, Ho, 871 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH, TtA ■ Hjijnzjnuchwd th. iuUn»t.of klaUte prftnon, •flUcnJfyMJio bndiiM.»ttti»old ituul, ud will be pleased to>ftcelve the patronage of bis old friends and customers. myUkdtf , I , t-Ar EIE fJ ATB J5 >L *“**~—*~~ J *°**• ittgarATßicx. WM. H..,KIRKPATRICK A!CO, * * Wholeials Gbocxbs, Oomotsxox tfgndßAxn a Oouktbt Pbootcx, No. 253 Libert* street, Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 *p7 TBOS. bITTXJt, SB.. HfH T»i»in IJTTLK & TRIMBLE, Wholesaui XJQBocxBS.Aho 'VganisTißi jjlThrfiriifT#jwuri rLOUN,HAO6H.VHBMTIISS and land oil, mod,nails,glass, OOTTON Y ABN'S, and Pittsburgh manufiicturM generally, 112 Second street Pittsburgh. | ?«*f^ M » , i AlJ> * ~..C8A4. * JHO. AUVQKIJS. (of the late firm of D. * D. M’Donald > Pitubursh. A Co., WelUriUe, Ohio.) f \ * M ’DONALD A AKBUCKLEk Wholb &ina Gaocsu, Pkoduci akd Ooumios llu* Jc*ber» In OOWEE,'N.O. BCOAB and Swsvfi? BSS £ EEEINED BUGABB and SYBPFB, ®acok, tobacco, teas, moK. OHEpJK, BBEDS, Ac., No. 842 and 2M Liberty BL. Pittabnrgh. .. ; ) noll:ly Band DOT *OBK, e cnonta. *. *. utnu.. u .. n vi. o. uno. DKYM£B. BBOTHBBS, bood^ssoxb wis“ J SS^?„ Al “ lOTin ' Wlkjsinln dUsn in , *o*** 1 huts and bpioSTSon- S'kCTIONEBT, BUQABB, PlliK WOBKB, tl, Nos. snd 12S Wood rtre.t. sßoi. Illtb, ruubimh. Penny - ■ - Jy2a : dly utouajt HEAD & MTZGaL Gboosul amd Oaaxasioa McsaUsts, aod dealer* lo all fcinua of CoottTki Psodogs ajcd PimsUßoa Majtd* TAcroat*, Mo. 1549 Liberty street, opposite bead of Pittsburgh, Pa. , , ; ; ; ap3;|y ***•*• do»i*QM i a. adsisoa. 1} KOBISON & CO., XV* exu, OoMMiMifwi Uuohaxxs anddeiers to all blade of PBOYIBIOMs, PBODUCE, bargfa manufacturea, Mo. 266 Liberty strut,! Pitts burgh- . *!nya AMD [BIRD jet at,, \<ny / IKO. B. JONES. Wbolmalb liSTx.ttn vf -tu GEOCKBIKd, MANILLA EOPS, Oa[KUM, Pitubttisb mtaa&ctored Water itteU, tbovv the UoDonnbeU firldjre, Puubargh, Pa. ; Robert dalzkm, a go., wholb fciu G bogus, Goiuussioa An seawAxiuaa Uumhaot*, and dealers in P&OH7OE and! Pitts burgh maanhctoras, Pittsburgh.: ••■i • | . HSJTttT LAMMIf ,n-n- u Lambert & shipton, Whol G noons, Pbodccb Duubi and Com Msbceahts, No. 6 Sixth street. Pittsburgh. ] noliUJ-, JOES WAIT.— J 1 mt.» ytuMm. WATT & WILEON, Wholk&alb > Gbo* Tf c«M Oo«Kuaio» ; lti»aawmito Produce and Pittsburgh manufactures, No. l&S Lib erty street, PjtMburgtu <t .• , ; - : Vv- Tq2£> ItiAJAH DICKER A (X). Wgm.BfliT.B X Gbocxbs, Coiaaßsrosf' MndanrsvaoddeieTsin %££«£*-» w *« «rS^ndMJ^ntSSeet, J“°* w ; pl s^yssrv*-^ ,,, ~~"- JOWy •* shwobth. B* DIL WORTH & 00., Wholesale • Gsocrs*, Nos. ISO and 133' Second near bmithfleld, Pittsburgh- j jj 0 j • JOBJT FMTTI n [OMW, i'LOYI) A Co.,Wb6uoau CP CXBfl axd Oomxzssiox Mxbchabts, Be. IT and zm Liberty street, Pittsburgh WILLIAM BAOALBX, Qfocim, Mas. 28 ud 20 Wood •tioct.lrim- Dorgn, Pm. - )og:dtf KiNOr Wholesale XL Gj*ockb, Importer of Sons Ash. No. 273 Libert* street; Pittsburgh, Pa. .1 ' tt b6 jn*l*ruf'«t CTVMJERB. Daniel bennett 4 son, 1 f ACfTtmm or WHITE STONE OHIN, UiLEAH COLORED' WARE,' M corner Water Work*. Pitta burgh, Pa., Mano&cW MACKINTOSH AND ;mpr -PATENT OSCILLATING STEAM' ENOINEi SLIDE YALY.ES, of.all dxee and beet rtyle, \ Having pat op machinery of Urge capacity bod of tbe beet qaality, we are prepared to do heavy Job* blog, andeollcit work in thi» Jine, tnwUng that by .prccmtnM*>and tho character Worn- work, id merit public patronage. j We Invite epeoUl attention to our BALANCED YALYE OSCULATING ENOINES. ae combining advantage*- beretoftee onatUioed in tbia,claaepf Engl nee. : ■ » ‘ ' PuKB [EBY, arkM- I qua)- Imith- JOSEPH F. HAMILTON & CO., - Owner of Fiist.andLl tort retreats, PITTSBUBOH.IPa., : i-'" *ASO*Aonraxafor BUPEBIOB STEAM ENGINES, MAOHINEBY, A0.,A0. ...» ■ mylfetf. fc'T^EVES&EiW^ r WWS£tW^ 7« PUUborgb, xnAaafoctursrcf BQILKBBIYETB, WBOUGHT SPIKES, OOMM OH ANDBAILEOAd! vinery dsscripttoa. . *.• . i ■ ET&larepiw *m*n,n*d» to order «t short notice. A gooa o—ortmsol constaatlrcn hand, *. a. mnDutTT... MWM ». usniUi, Excelsior glass works— WOLFE, PLOMKETT A CO., Sun ILuuno rrsx&j. Wtrthonie, Ko, ja Wood .tract, corner of rim, Plttllmriitl, Pe. eritlyj . II7ELL3, 'RIBDUBf* CO, No, 216 monnftofnrHiof iSroirMTC®! ~tery djocripUm of LKATIES BBAIIUO Orders solicited; froja. tb* trade, and goods prompt ly shipped esperjtystntettoy.l ; dbjttistrr. Teeth EXTRACTED^mratooT PAIN, BY THE USE OP AN APPABATUB WHEBEpYBO DBUGSoaGALYAHIOBATTEBT ABE USED. . . , [ Medical gentleman ud their ha^e their extracted by end are ready to testify as to the aalotyand peinleesoess of tbeopenn Uoß—whstersr hss been said by persons Interested la asserting' the' contrary, haring po knowledge-of mjr process. . , r; ] .. . 1 TEETH lnsartod In style, and charges very low;;‘warranted tn all eaeSe to be of the best materiel.- E. OUPBY, DnmsT, IS* SmlthfUld iL‘ JOSEPH ADAMft DgrTaT^CnimßllT-A U> Building, edmer of Diamond and Grant ctreeta,', .Pittsburgh. y i } y J7, II IT looser*—Dr. A. M. Pollock, Dr. Theodor* Bobbins* BaatUJErrett. mylfcdlj*. - BOOKSELLERS, tfe. Wm ; < G.:3OHIfBTQJ?. itfAY’ AJTDi tiTA* oKX; Odjaa**' Xo/fe-Wood Btrwt,neit door to tbs corner of Third, Pittsburgh, Ps. BCHOOLsnd - .!?V . i u , ih Wg. BOQXmT.KB Alfl>!BTA- V, S «P..?g fcprfosUyt, Apollo BalUßag*. ■ f > TRunjatJros, nt. ililßKPfl Dum of Tims. Cl Kotos, KKHomxuxs urn &nsv Oosas, He. 7T *UAssy»i,ntt>bttnjh. - - U'ATON, UAUBUM A Oa r OiAUudi sr^4f!^?f** a, '^ rwiOCTQi » Xonoas, sia, Xos. ITindl* Fifth street, Pittsburgh. «pu. , "&&&tv-.'9*T4TB AGBJrTB. StSSiE&f&R “°*^* hd •“ * oo F SS^utSS r * i L< ?^? l f ,rail1 ‘ “»**•“» --!Tbaseirishifls;totnn*4 thsir money to rood id* gnUdrycsa sJeiqriflnd tint end second due’ pope* TSj»mnmle»tJofi*«»tfstcriinnurfcflpconU dootu. ooeo, OnctitMtTtoxlM Jl Pool's OktbodraL s'Joiiltf TUSH—2sbblvlarge No. 3 MackercL J* 2Qbit>b!f. do do: - 10 bbls. Ho. 1 U*cker«l: • •:»/ iIOxlo; rf*t 8 do: -«? rt /.dObilfbMt WhiU Ffab; • • ; it .\^AQboxseßambirgfTfcanw;-«i - 200 ao W. B. oEomk Jntreoitn4;ea4ftiralehy.~ .JTBANK TAB QOJU)ttr~"» X MfeKtUc* it -:ls -IMll—tfiStfai AND COMMEItCIAL JOURNAL PITTSBURGH, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 20, 1862 JTEW BOOKS. ■MEW BOOKB. XI HlrUm. B, Marlon Hwlmd. *r« spd )Uni. B, Hoary Ward BMchtr. The Wagoner of this Alleghenies. By. T. Bach, nun Bes*. L«« Miserable*. Cloth and paper edition. Among the Floes. *• " <• The Student Abroad. By Kimball. . Coon try Living and Country Thinking. America before Europe. Hew Gymnastics, for Men, Women and Children. The Phantom Boquet. Philip—Ulnetraced. Oliver Wendell Holmes' Poems—bine and gold. Appleton's Taxpayer's Manual. Like and Unlike. By A, 8. 800. Tor«aleby KaTACO., CSWoodst. 1863. POCKET AND COUNTING HOUSE DTABIEB; PHYSICIANS 1 VISITING LI8T8; ENGLISH AND GKBMAN ALMANACS; Tor sale by OOOKS JOBT RECEIVED.— U Smith's Domestio Medicine, 82 00. Beaseley's Medical Formulary, $1 60. The Manufacture of Vinegar. By Charles M. ' WetherUl, «. D., $1 26/ Pietse's Art of Perfumer), $1 25. Tbs Maternal Management of Children, in Health and Disease. By Tho. 8011, M. D., JL Practical Mlamto, Assaying Mining By Fred. Overman, SllningSnnQeer, 75cents. Physicians* Visiting Lists, for 1863. " Pocket Dose Bock, 62. Almanacs for 1663. Diaries for 1863. no!2 B. 8. DAVIS, 93 Wood sL iSOOKS.—MLKIAM—Harion Xl Harlan's new novel; a Tale of Kentucky Life: 81,25. EYES AND SABS—by Henry Ward Beecher, 81,25. THE SLAVE POWEB—By Professor Oairnes, of Gatway.lreland; 41. THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE—Its Origin, His tory and Early Literature. ByG. P. Mann; 13. THIBTXEH MONTHS,IN,THE BEBEL ABMY —By an impressed New Yorker; 60 cts. HuLMEb* POEMS—In Moe and gold; 88 cU • LBS HIBEBABLKS—By Victor Hugo; 60cts. GBADED SCHOOLS—By W. H. WelU-A. M.; 76c. Tor sale by B 8. DAVIS, BOOKS! BOOKS I Medical Usee of Electricity—Garrett; Becnations of a Country Parson; Queens of Society; ' Spare Hoars, by J. Brown, M. Dj ■ Men, Women and Books, by L. Hunt; Titcomb'a Books; A Good Fight, by O. Beads; Personal History of Lord Bacon; Life of Blr Philip Sidney; Bongs In Many Keys—O. W. Holmes; Poems, by Bom Terry; Liberty and Slavery—Bledsoe; Lectures on Apocalypse Butler, Life and Speeches of Douglas; Hfetm y of ail BeUgicms, etc., etc. nb6 J. X* BEAD, 78 Fourth si JOtSCEEjLMTEOVa CARDS. I OAHI AMD WOOD OHAIKB SELLING dVF WHOLESALE OB BETAIL. 97 and 99 Third street, opposite E. Edmondson A 00., and 111 Fourth street. mhio pATENTED OCT. 8,1861. Dithridge’i Patent OVAL LAMP CHIMNUB, XX FLINT GLASS. These Ghlmntes are intended for the flat flame, which hosting all parts of the glue equally, does not expos* it to cracking. E. D. DITHBIDGE, Fort Pitt Glass Works . Washington street, Pittsburgh, Pa. pVRUGS, CHEMICALS. PAINTS, U OILS AND DYE OTUFPB, INDIGO BLUE, ESSENCE OP COPPEB, BTOTI POLISH*! FLA YOBING EXTBACTS, NUTMEGS. CINNAMON, MAOS, CLOVES, ALLSPICE, WHOLE PEPPKB, MU6TABB fiBED, OABTOB OIL, SWEET OIL and essences of all Unas in dosens, all standard [paten* mediciaes, do., Ac., in store ana for sale low or , . WOODSIDE A WALLACE, 806 Liberty sweet. P. 8. Country merchants, before purchaeiqg else* where, would do well to call and examine oarTstock* * set WOODSIDE A WALLACE, WAGONS, 6a, POK SALK VKKV lh; /•} V ill‘Cheap. i PABM WAGONS, OIL WAGONS end SEEING WAGONS,,GASDESSB’S CASTS AND 'COAL -GABT&-TUIBEB WHEELS r CANAL, GABDEN- EffBiBBICK-AUDI STONEMASONS WHEEL EABBOWS, ell node of theUestdry tlzabA; Also ell kinds.oi repairing attended to. promptly. Apply to ■ , BOBT. HABB, Weaox Maku, i Beck ef Federal street Station, Allegheny, ahllilrd . . JAMES IRWIN, baxt. I CO.. to City rare of DYED | AND GIL OP YITBOL, AQUA AMMONIA. ; Orders left at William Hplmae A Oo.’e Offloe, car* nerof Market and First stream, wlUrecelre prompt attention. . - , :se2o £JIAMOND OIL WORKB SA YLOB A SMITH, Be&oera and dealers in 'CABBON OIL, uneofp*ssed by Any la the market. Orders left at the eOceef Childs A Cersoni under the SL Chkrlee Hotel, At the offloe of Smith, Park A q».,or«lthel* works In LawrenOetille, will beat tended to. • '* • "Buyers of Crude (Hioctet* I YON ARfffflllAL, lufoBTIB, AMD XJUxanaJa. the jaoet select brands of GENUINE CIQAfi& .and an kinds of SMOKING AND CHSWINO ,TQBAGOO. fiNCPF, FANCY MBEBBGHAUM PIPES, TUBES, Ao., Ac* in greet rarietj, UNDEB .THE ST. CHABLES, HDIXfo Pittsburgh, Pe. « >g •, ; N. B.rrThfr.Trade sc 19 lied 00,liberal term* .0 »>. j ,ii ■ ■ mylLdly WT ' W. I :'YOUNG,_BncoeßBor to ;Gart if i wrighl'A Young, ao.' 97 Wood street, corner of DlsafonaaUey, dealer In AQklAiUqf CUTLEBY, KJtrvKSj aois! SOBSj'GuNS, so. t Ac.. A large Assortment of the shore goods constantly on hand, ( - ‘ ,mhl -, vni lilr PjPCI29. TIT, P. Dbalbuh Wall ff • Pints, Bosnus,Ao4 80..87 Wood street, Pittsburgh. • - • Ja7 p >U. FAIiMKK, Noc‘—"Wood Hr., XL. tXMir In 80HNITS, BATS. BTBAW TBIM- f BOOTS^RSUOEA TOHN CAMPBELL, MißorAorratai or V BOOW’AND OHOE9 or orwy dflserlpttqa, No. MBfflltlxßeldrtrwt.Pltatmrffh.Pm. «aj:dly fIJiO:,ALB«SiS, SON A CO., wlolh. AJTeauiAxn&miaDiaußsni BOOTS, BHOKS, Ao, comer favtli sad Wood etnets; Fittmtgh. 4 CO., Br.no*- raoTtmas, AdnJc* pursictjijrs. \ JJB. CHARLES H. STQWR, j PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON, j Offlco, No. M TXDB&AL HTBIBT, 1 (PpporiU Ootamado Boor, neerßnipenjUo’B Jylfrly ALLEGHENY Q|TT> /CHARLOTTE BLUMS. Mitl'bi'Abruß* VnuoDiiuin PIANO-rOBTES,and im* r«r of Mode and Husicml Instrument*. dolfcegent the HAMBURG PIANOS, also for BALLET, DAVIS 4 OC.*B BOSTON PIANOS, with And with* cat JBotoon Attachment. 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Wkxxlt Edit:os—Single copies, $2 per snnnm; Five or mors, $1,16; Ten or upwards, 81 per annum, Invariably in fhdTance. ADVEBTIBING AT SEASONABLE BATES. THURSDAY MORNING, NOV. 20. Feeling in North Carolina. A correspondent of the New York Herald, at Newberft, started in the guise of a poor white, and Wade a tour of some four or five days in and in a letter, too long for our spade, gives the result of his observa tions and Experience. He found the people well supplied with corn, a supply of bacon whieh they said would last a year, plenty of Uve hogs, but Uttle or no salt. The fcoldiers ho saw were generally well clad and sfeod. The women* ard doing all they o&n to supply them with stockings, un derclothing, Ac. They are more exalted the men, and more zealous in the oaose of. Southern frights," and never speak of the Yankees except in the vilest terms. The negroes are beginning to show a spirit of insubordination. Some have been s&otfor attempting to runaway; but they are gen erally treated kindly. The owners bra in constant dread, not of assassination, bat of being left tp do theirown work. Menyofthe more aotlve and valuable of the slaves are sent farther into the Interior. The writer penetrated as far as Kingston, a considerable town, far np the Neusc river, and but a short distance from the railroad leading from Wilmington to Riohmebd and Norfolk, ova Weldon. The pleoe Is baft slight ly fortified, and the people say that they will leave as soon as the Yankees make their ap- pearance. _ i There it no Union sentiment in that J>ariof the State,;9o fares his observation wentL The slave interest is the only one the people seem to care anything about. They represent Gov. Vance as' being utterly opposed to a recon struction of ths Uaion on any terms. vThey told me (ttys the writer) that some few tried to start the question of reunionism on she o<v easion oft Yanoe’s election, but that jt was only a dotfge to draw ont and find out who were ill-disposed towards their Confederacy; and on that very movement many have since been arretted and imprisoned.*' | Whisky is scarce, bat they have plenty of apple brandy, which they call “ new dip," to which they aro immoderately addicted, } This, with horrible stories of Yankee barbarity and ferocity, 4feep them sufficiently exoitedJ Converts to Loyalty* i The ladies are by far the most able part of our race, and whether in religion or politics,we presume, tho ..first converts are likely to be 1 of the sex of Lydia. Hote ls a pleasantly-told illustration in a recent letter from the advanoe of the army, written from Warrenton, Va.: j One of the most rebellious Indies of Wkrren tozu of much social influence, With wnona I AOdidentaUy became 'acquainted whs® here last summer with Gen. MoDowelVT«s}ark*d to me yesterday that ib the next engadsment’ she hoped their army, would be boated. An offleer who was standing by her side when she made the remark immediately .left, but soon returned with a large jar of piaklos, jwbtoh he presented to her with hisacoustomederaoe, ana remarked that U pleased him greatly to learn that the most spiteful rebel in Wkrren ton had beoome one of the most docile and humble Yankees. Why be Selected pickles instead of sweetmeats for his gift ! hare yet to learn. 1 Warren ton has been thrice vislud fcjy the National army. Onoe by Gen. HeDpwell, onoeby Gen. Pope, and onoe by Gou.McClel lan. It has ao happened that I have been hero with all these Generals, and hare had an opportunity to observe pretty thoroughly the temper of the eitlxans -on each occasion. Upon my flrst visit ladles slammed thojdoori in my face and tnrned out in the street to avoid mo; little childreh, too, sang .Rebel songs on the walks, and young misses poun ded Dixie from cracked piano-fortes, when Gen. Pope came ,withia larger army and still louder and larger proclamations, less insult and singing were heard, and more smothered cursing and reviling. | j .. .■ When at last the grand Army of thelPoto mao encamped on these beautiful hills, 1 and this vast host was for ..the first time seen in all its magnificenoe,.]tßq silly pride .of this Rise and hollow aristocracy meiUd}qto!hum ble submission, and not an Insult has been' offered, a rebel eong : anng, ora door closed since the arrival of the army. Indeed, the ladies of Warrenton.napnot Ao.toa .mdch for jifi add] repres4nUtli.oaJ7of.thoi Press,Jl am happy to say, have been marked out for their special favors. Although tp the mlflit of want and destitution, I venly bolleye we should beoomo epicures were the army to re main here daring the winter. All, family of poor BxttaißUJj;,are polite, pdlp£~ table snd humble. Theologians toil ps that humility Is the basis of religion. I alfo be lieve that It Is the foundation for loyalty. Treasury Notes, | From the East we learn that these Import ant artlelss—of men ufecture, we had Almost said, bat will eorreet ourselves, and only say, of daily nse and prime neoesslty—are far from being what they ought to.be in point of rfun nfactore. And this ill aeoount of tosmtoo applies to the genuine article, as witnesses a correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer in the following: Serious charges have * been prferred against the contractors forpyintingthe Treasury notes and small currency. ; T hey receive thehlgheat price for paper, and are using a very inferior artiole- The engraving is said to m even worse. Some of it, whtoh U contracted] to bn, done on the “eccentric lathe,'* is produced by what is called “a rose/ 1 an instrument In'the hands of every counterfeiter.and jeweler. Many of the designs ate from old 41e#, Which have been multiplied by hundreds. TaeinV is claimed to be patent, but on most th* notes is riot pre«i», aa'ls the 'gendlni ajnd ad has been tested here by chemists, and Toond 1 to be of a sporioas nature--* great savings to the contractors. When Congress meets we' mey have some strange developments, j ' But from the .West, we have a still more disagreeable, though hardly more disgraceful, 1 Intimatioa of fraud in an aeoount of a photo* graphic counterfeit of thefive dollar deiomi nation, which has been dstected atSt. Loals, The Dmoerai, of that city, whlob diserfbeslt as follows, says it Is well eaknlatsd to deceive: Compared closely with the genuine bUlit was found to' h6‘ about tha .sUteinth bf an' inch longer and the paper hhisfcsr and sfcifferJ The signatures show more plainly cdthe bank ef the hill than In the gdod‘money, and-the shading of the engraving Is heavier and dark* 1 er. Other defeoUi would probably be disabled on a very o crlUcal, examination. .Hi# likely these counterfeits nay*"obtained* ifrldS cir culation help and elsewbprsj and it wiQ be ooms the people to be e little aqpeaieftU'la handling 'than thsyhhveheivtofortbeen. ; Interesting from the Army—Change of Base—What the Movement Means, etc. •The special correspondent of the N. Y. Tribune writes from the headquarters of the army, Warrenton-, Va., Nov. 16th: Forward is the word 1 The order to be in repdlness went out last night; the order to move was givei to-day, and Couch’s corps has besn for somje hours upon the roa& Three weeks s(go when we crossed the Po tomae, our advance did not mean ranch. It was well understood that the then Comman der did not originate It, that he did not ap prove of it, that he began with great reluo tanoe. Again and again I was told by his Immediate, confidential friends, “This move ment means nothing, and will accomplish nothing. It was undertaken simply to sat isfy the publio clamor for advance. Winter campaigning in this country is impossible. The only way to go to Richmond is by the' Peninsula.” This movement is of another sort. Gen. Burnside originates it, and hit heart is in it. It means businers. It means rapid marching It means change of base to a more direct,* more defensible line. With thearmy in three colonies, led by “Glorious Joe Hooker,” Sum ner, the bullet proof old war-horse, and FrankUn,deputed to possess every soldierly quality but industry, it means desperate, de cisive fighting. It means Richmond. Among division and corps commanders the belief obtains that, under Burnside, there will bo no more fruitless, drawn battles. When the olash of again, it will bring crowning victory de feat. It will be a day big with the fatoof the Repnblio. 1 The weather and the roads are propitious. If they only continue so for the next thirty days 1 TBB LATB CHAKQB OF COUUAMDBBd. The incidents of UcClellan’s withdrawal have alreadjr been given you ; and the dead past can bury its dead. It was a spectacle worked up to its utmost dramatic effect. Tbo men were drawn up in line for the last review. The Farewell Order was read to them. The out-going and i&-coraing Generals, with their long retinues, rode by; salates were fired; colors were dipped ; offioers swung their hats, and gave the order to cheer, and the men oheerad right vigorously. In Franklin's corps, whioh was caught without preparation,.they rushed down to the road ana did it spontane ously and enthusiastically. Bat there were whole brigades, mainly of new troops, whioh stood in stolid silence. In spite,of the injunction of irreproachable staff officers in the to “Give % good one for Little Mac,” they didnot send up a single cheer. And did yon notion that Burhside’s old corps (the 9th) was not visited at all, while every other was? A few days before, Burnside and MeOlellan chanced to ride through that corps, and an officer who was present assures me that while the orics and cheers for .“Burnside” were deafening, he did not hear a single voice “McClellan.” That may explain the neglect. a PABAtiLSL ASD A COBTRABT. The leave-taking, in many particulars, re minded me of another I witnessed a year ago—the withdrawal^,of Fremoni from his Missouri army. On the whole, the exhi bition of affection toward McClellan was one of which he may jastly bp proud ; but it fell far short of that displayedfor Fremont.! Still, the tw»caiea had several features in oommon. Both were removed unexpectedly, while their armies were in motion, and an the faoeofanenemy. 1 But there were sharp contrasts as wel). Fremont had been tried three months, McCel ,lahseventeen.. Fremont.iteadfastly refdsed to bid adieu to his army, lest the oetomony should protnqto dissatisfkotion and disorgani sation ; but stole away at daylight. McClel lan took his leave with the most Impressive and imposing display. Fremont was relieved by an antagonist; but in his touching Fare well Order to his soldiers he said : “Continue as you have begun, land give to my successor; the same cordial and enthuiiastio support with which yon .bate encoureged me.”' Mo- Clallan was relieved by a warm persona! friend, bis most highly-esteemed lieutenant \ but in bis Farewell] Order, modeled In every other respect upon the first, he could not de vote a line, orlereh a word, to the new com mander. 1 McClellan’s principal strength was with the rank and file. He had the affeotions Df the men—not withont exeeption, or to anyunpa ralellcd extont-rbut still in general. But so far a* I can a vast majority ef his bri gade, and corps commanders are gratifiod at his removal. I never heard so severe reflec tions upon him ont of the army as I have in it, day^after-day. Again and again lihoard the opinion > expressed, by officers of high rank, not bnfyAnat'MeClellan was disastrous ly slow and timid, bat that the country was dying of McClellan. Personally, all held him in warm regard. In his high office he bore himself modestly and fitly; and though his removal took a paralysing inoubus, probably there is not a single man in the army of the Potomao who oherishes anght but personal good wishes for its late commander. Change of Feeling in Southern Ken< tacky. Our readers wUI remember the accounts of rampant secession feeling which continually came to os from Southern Kentneky, ail through last year. The following extract from a recent letter written by a correspond ent of the Cincinnati Gasette, from Simpson county in that section of the State, shows What.a change has taken place: I perceive e great change in thoeentimeot oQ the people here, etnas oar armies first pen etrated southward of Bowling Green. The spirit of 111 rebellion ,i* thoroughly cruehed. The rampant Seceasionism whioh was so ap parent jvnen Gen. Mltchel marohed through these counties, in February last, has disap peared. The boastful language-of treason is no longer ,heard. The j rebel dominion id Kentucky Is acknowledged by everyone to bo no longer within the bounds of probability. Every man, .woman and ohild is anxious for P£*b*j‘and will most gladly acquiesce in the restoration of the authority ot the'Govern ment and the supremacy of the laws. * The petopleno longer tell ns in taunting tones, a* they did last Spring, “ well, go ahead and you'll see how you'll some ont!” but earnest-' ly and anxiously thley put the question to every one who will s op long enough to con verse with them, “vhen do you think the war will end?” Yesterday, I met a gentleman who has hitherto been of exti erne ''Southern rights 0 proeUvltiej/afcd ask td him what he thought of the War, by this time. "I am sick," said he, "of the whole b< iiness—tick of Bragg] lick of John Morgan sick of the whole Souths ern Confederacy. 0; ly let us have ’peace, and I am willing to ,ihb tut to any. Government under whioh I have • "et lived/' "Don't you still fe j 1 like adhering' to the fortunes of tho Confederacy ?" “Individual- It," he replied, “I do $ but I freely confess that I think the revolution in Kentucky an utter lf the largest Confederate army that o6uld be raised in tho West, under the leadership of the ablest Confederate Generals, could hold Kentucky only until the Federal farces were ready to drive them out, I see ho ohano© of jucoeai for them in the future;" **Would you not rejoice to see them back again?" I asked. ‘‘No," he answered. “I have.hadenough of-them, ! They are onable permanently to holdTtentupkyy or, they have, shame fhllyJje trayed her.' If :the,former is the base, lam opposed fcq their coming back on grounds of, .policy— -if the latter, lam opposed to it oh principle. If they k hare betrayed- us: once they will b» an the more ready to do It jkgafh; andif they really are sot strong enough to maUalna permanent Tooting In the ‘their temporary presence here would be pro duct veof the greatest evils, without any cor , responding benefits." ./ Tbit was, almost verbatim, the language of pn earnest, intelligent, Kentuckian, and one wno bttiy’lait February' has loud -and out spoken In his advocacy of thd rebeliioh. And he spoke the sentiments ofhis-olass, wherever anyoftbat class are to be found. -The Union ,people,ten the eontrary, are flnner, bolder, ’men uncompromising than’ they were a year ago. Timid, hesitating souls whofearsd«A few .months since, to as sert unhesitatingly that their lives were their. own,ecd i that thby did not hold them luhieot entirely fothewiUofJeff.. Davis A Co., ar* now fleree is Cfctu dtffa&oiattohs of the afore* said Jeff.. Morgan, and the whole piratical crew. Tney fear no longer to declare their loyalty. From every house they hang ont the banner of the stars, and teach their children to shout for the Union as our columns file past their doors. When I passed along this road before, I could not find a single ontopoken friend of the Government; now I cazmetfind one open advocate of treason. I shall not at present discuss the causes of this significant change, hot content mvsdf with mentioning its existence, and the high, hopes it is so well calculated to inspire. The Traitors not yet Cleared Onto That the traitors who infested all the pub lic offices, and even the higher 00 mm ends in the army, have not been got rid of> appears' evident from the fact stated in our telegraphic correspondence yesterday, and thus more broadly by the correspondent of the N. Y. Timet.’ To stop the leaks of Intelligence in the Ad ministrative vessel seems a hopeless task.- Nota day passes but some Important sooret of tho Government, guarded with savage jealousy against inquisitive loyalty, comes to os from Richmond or Us agents. The latest was the news of the proposed change of base in the operations of the Army of the Potomac. It waa fully determined upon on Thursday night after the visit of Gen. Halleok to the head quarters of Gen. Burnside; and on Saturday night we learned, ova Baltimore, ef the quak ing apprehension whioh this deciaien had in spired in the minds of the citizens of Rich mond 1 This was twelve hoars before the army had struck its tents and commenced its new movement i In one of the old Datch settlements of the Mohawk Valley, a vry honest old farmer of tbo Little Four Corners was elected Jus tice of the Peace. It was not supposed that Squire V—had amassed much legal learning, but be was quite noted for his un sophisticated honesty and frankness—in deed, a blunt Dutchman, whose heart never erred, but whose head had very little con nection with it in the administration of his official functions. It happened that his first case was quite hotly contested by law yers on both sides. They summed it. np elaborately, and after they got through, quoting from “Cowen’s Treatise,” the bar room of the hotel (his office) being orowdeil with eager hear the firft de cision of the Justice, the old man - deliber ately folded up his docket, put it hia arm, lit his pipe and said: “Veil, sKentle men, I shall take four days to decide, but shall effentually find shugement for do plaintiff.” | Army Movements in the West. It is known, says the Cincinnati (Soxette, that the command ef Gan. Morgan, hereto fore designated the Cumberland Gap has been withdrawn from the Kanawha,-and we may now say that it has reached' Loois* ville on its way south. A portion of General. Granger’s Kentucky Army is moving in the same direction. In saying that we are on theeveof important events in the South west, nothing Is promised that the formidable movement of troops does not warrant. The armies of the Southwest, as a whole, aie new sufficiently strong to take whatever- they de sire to take, and to go wherever they , please.. It is safe to predict that within a few ,weeki Price’s army will be driven baok, Vifikstrarg will be taken, and the Mississippi rirer"wllj; bo open to New Orleans. The frauds in the New York Custom Route; which were at first stated at $125,000, are now found to reach $700,000, and probably $1,000,000. ; . There was collusion, it appears, between brokers and olerks in the Custom House, by .which false invoices were substituted for- the genuine doonments. One thousand .cif .the latter were found.in possession of a single broker. The clerks detected so for, were old employees, who were retained by the present collector, Mr. Barney. LATE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. [FROM ODE EVENING EDITION.] Important from Havana and Mexico^ 1 Nxw York, Nov. 19.—The steamer Bip Bio, from Havana on the 12th arrived at this port this morning. ! :v: j The Grand Ball at the Palace, whioh. took place on the 9th instant, was attended try-Ad miral Wilkes, Consol Bhufeldt, and others. The United States gunboat Wachosett'left Havana on the morning of the 12th instant. The Santiago arrived on the same day.: T ... The United States steamer Kensington, which hod arrived at Key West, reports the capture of the rebel steamer Arisona, south' of Mobile. She was laden with, clothing, arms and ammunition. The steamers Caroline and Hawkins, frdm Havana for the South, with arms, ammuni tion, medicines, Ac., had also been captured. Seven small vessels, laden with cotton, had arrived at Havana. The same steamer also famishes advice! from Vera Crus to the Ist inat. .. 1 N o farther engagement had taken place be tween the Frenoh and Mexieana. The latter were endeavoring to place Puebla in a proper state of defonco. u Several vessels were wrecked, in a recent. gale, including a Frenoh man-of- war, and the American barks Sheridan and Justioe Story,' and the schooner Mary £mma. Several lives were lost. ~ Sickness continues to trouble the French fleet. Gen. Almonte, foiling to receive the tinned protection of the Frenoh, will leave the country. Interesting from New Ocleansi. N*w Yoax, Nov. 19.—The steamer Pote-i mac, from. New Orleans on the 7th jnstani, arrived at this port this morning. ’ The U. S. frigate Hartford and the gunbbit Richmond had arrived at New. Orleans. The ship John Henry, of Bath,.Maine^had been run ashore on the South West Pass ‘to keep her Bom sinking. A man named Ellis, the keeper of a-rtce track, had been tarred and feathered, themob charging him with abolitionism. Several rests of the ringleaders in the affair had been made. j.. The parties who committed the robbery,’ of, $109,000 worth of property, have been arresv ted and most of the-property recovered, i ■'* Ninety-seven cases were heard beferttbV: Provost Court of New : oh'the 7th inst,. Lieut. Wh. Green/ formerly of the Boston press! holding the Court. r ,;- i ’ • , , Raising Sunken War-Vessels. >: Naur Youx, Nov. 19.—The Birru?d has- fhe following: ;1r 1 , , Norfolk, Pa., Nov* 17.— The work of rstf ing the sunken -war veuelsoftho'dartra-/ meat is rapidly and succestfhliypEOgreitln&j A fow days since .the statea was raised, pumped' out, and' ibwe£ to'thh Gosport Navy Yard by the contractor, Mrs Thomas P. Wells, of Boston.;' A/Urge force of divers and mecMoery.ere now employed' upon the’work, and preparations'in'hnanflg to raise the slQpp-okwar_Cumbertarid andthA frigatn. Congje>s, sunk .at r .the jmfraace ,the James river. Operations art tapxosrel* .for raising the ihin Dblaware -and Columbus, which" are 7 expoiicd' to be raised whole, and madeagain available for service.... ; r.w \ z-vUi . * ron Works peßtrdyed. j a( " Boaios, Nov.i9.— ironjrorks'; of South Boston,, ; witlCa3 Jto valuable m*< chinery and alargS amottnt Of stock, vu do* itroyed by (Ire. A hundred *nd'thirty 1 worfc men »rt thrown ont oi employment' by lh!» dleuter. ;■ . ■... ■ .j-.,,-' ;; Arriral or C'ottoit at<•/•:* New Tone, Nor, IS.—Adrleei ifom K»*j uo, H-Pj, ihe : 7th, IUU tbet the rebel etpemer K*t»; froi: WUmingtoß».N. er tired there bi'the 4th nit,, with * oirfo it cotton.' "‘J ‘ -iu -Death of ttenr. Ad#!^ l * tftraDerte: EtUAHjtirai*. Nor. ;l»^r-&OM;.A4»l»»l log, edrenty-thm yenr. VOLUME LXXVI—NQ. 5 A Nail that will Hold. —The London • Builder says acampany has been formed • to bring into' practical use a spiral flute ! nail, recently invented in England. They j are Anted and. twisted in a machine, and j are manufactured as cheaply as"' common \ nails. The holding qualities of the nails ’ is’remarkable; no holes are required to be * made before arising those, of tho largest site, and there is no danger of the board 'i splitting, however near to the edge tho nail is driven. The spiral nail to revolve as it advancfla;"affiTU rff naoity of holding is equal to that of wood screw. ; ' Wflss.steetched upon his bed, in tie ag ony of gout, it was reported to Chatham that one of his offioial subordinates pro nounced an order impossible of execution. hizSyH said hei-risingup and march ing acrosajthe room on his swollen feet, his face streaming with perspiration from the exoruciating effort, “ tell him it.is the order of a man who treads upon impossi bilities. MjrsuMuurcE* pEOPLEH INSURANCE COM PAN V . Offioe, N. E. corner Wood and Filth Sts. FIBS AND HABIBS INSURANCE. Wbl Phillips, John Wats, Wa.B.Sin, John E. Parks, ChariMK-BfoMll, Wa. Yan Kirk, WM. P. GABDNEB; BeertUtrt, CURB INSURANCE. BY THE K&LI - ASon mutual tnsubasce COMPANY, OP PHIL AJDKLPHIA, o» BWLDIBGS, limited o perpetual, MEBOHAHDIBK, PUBNITUEB, Ae., la tower country, OAlceNo. SB Walnut rtreet. CamAi, $229,510) Anirru, W>—ioTeeted aafcHowe: ' ** Flat Mortgage on Improved Ctty. Proper* > , tj. worth double the amount 00 Ground rent, r ,,2,463 pc Penua. B, B. Oo.*f 6 per cent. Mortgage , Verna, s2(7,ooo. $7,900 00 City of Philadelphia, 0 per cent. Loen. M 30,000 tff JUfighenv county 6 per ct, P. B, B. Loan 10,000 00 Collateral bonds, well eeenrrfl..;,,:-," 2,600 00 Huntingdon and Broad Top 'Mountain Battroad Company, toortgwe loan_. 4,00 c 00 Pmumylvania Battxoad Oa T » Stock—4,ooo oc Stock ef Belianee Mutual Iniurance Oo m 24,360 00 Stock of County Fire Insurance 1,060 00 Stock ef Delaware M. S. Insurance C 0..„ 700 00 Commercial Bank do • ~, 5,125 91 Meehan lea* Bank de - , 2,012 &0 UnJoa tt. In*urasc*o<h’a Scrip...-.—w. leo iv Bills Receivable, businem peper...—.. l6 Book Account*, accrued etc.»;J. 6,216 73 Cash 00 hand aad In haada of JL3BS 16 CLEM TINaLBT; PnnJcnt oriacyou: * Clem Tlnsiev, - H. L. Canon, 1 Samuel Blip ham, Z. Lothrop, ' Wm. B. Thompecm, Bobt.Tolaad; Robert Steen, Chas. * Trod*rick Brown. ( Fred'k. Dannie, Wm. Mumer, Jacob T.' Busting, 0. SUTcaaon, C. S. Wood, HeoJ. W. Ting ley, Smith Bowers, John B. Worrell, ' Jaa. S. Woodward, Manhall HID, John BlaeelL Pittab’gh, 8. MIHOHMAH, Ssoretary. J. Q. OOFFIH, Agmu my 6 Northeast comer Third asd Wood atnet. INDEMNITY AGAINST EOSS_ BY J.FIBE.—FRAttKLIX FIBKINSURANCE COM PAST OF PHILADELPHIA. Offloe, 436 end 471 Oheetnut street, near. Fifth. i; Statement of Awti, January Ist, iB6O, pnMUhad agreeably to an act of Aaaembly, bate*-** Pint Mengages, amply OO Beal Estate, {prti't ra£ 6l) cost 102,965 00 Temporary Lama, oo ample Collateral - BacnrW:....::.‘. X Btocka, (prarant ralne $86,667 72) ocsw i 00 Hotea and BUla HeoniTT^la— oo Oaah...— 00 ' " . *3,208,061 68 only profits from premiac.* which this Company caadmd* by.lav are from risk* which hare bean determined. . ...,j , . . r/ •, Insaraacamadabhi'ereij description pf proptu i>, Id toim had eofmtey,at ; rates «ialo*'a» an consistent ■rtihncnrity., : v.ia.j-> j Sine* (heir incorporation, a period of thirty jett s (hoy hare paid lease* by flra to ao > "Fair HiUiotm vf DoTUn, thereby'aoM&hig''eTidanc* of tbeadvanteeeb of Insurance, a* well a* their abill- tom®atf withjjomptneea all 'UmsVTVDUt "r Loteeapaid'daringlbe year 186S;_^JL£$ioa,086 6* '*iflhaiitalliJuckar, ItaaoXea,'. - ~^ -. MardeealD, Lav is, , JacobfiT&ziitb, Tobias Wanner, Edvard 0. lisle, 'DarldS.Brovn, ' Geo. W. Htefcjirda, fiasßssl Grant. ■ jGeoree v»i«». CHAKLE3H. ELWABD 0, DALE, Ffca IMr. Wv. L Bran, J. GABBNEB<X>riXHi Jp«<, 1 nyf ’ ( Office Northeast cor. Wood A Third ata. pß,' MARINE AND INLAND IN JD 1; 00MFAKY OF SOftTHAJUOUOA, PHILADELPHIA. . . . . .-Tocerporated I7W Capital, SSOOXOO. Aw<>tai^anaaiT4P, t 1W8...,..^.^...;..4i t if1g.924 cl .7 ABTHUB G. COimUx, . THOIUBTLi.TT,B«rt» T . ;’/[ INSURANCE CO. OP tHE STATE or PMmaTl.TAHlA.pwir. a nicT.mil. Incorporated 17Mr-oapiial, $200,000. A wets,jrhbnisryjt, 1859.;...../..,,;,, 0 -1 ■ HSHBT'D.BHEBBEBD,Mini. WILLIAM BAHPEB, S*er*tary; - ' Hartford fire insurance 00, , lscorpoat«dm(Mkslt»l. 1500,00 a fl iwfi,B*J 1,1860 .:.».. f 4965.75-l 64 “ ‘ • ' _*■«H UHTIHODOH iprmidmn. ; tmo, a ALLYH, BUntey.-- ’ ln tbe *bbr«oTd nadnlUiu Ooir* 1 ipfa&af can 1 *•'cbteltuMTby mppUenllotl w i • • I'J'lilTi-'i* fi\', * - WrfP.JOtffcK'ttMM, ty&dlj :S7 ftrect, liaildln**. TI7EBTESN INSUHAROK COM PA - • ff ’ v ... e. '■ 'BrHlLliKß|‘'Jr.|iVw>(itnL ■a iO* XL OO&DQBttanjtar* M .‘i ..... .';QSc»»£to*-93.Vftterctr»ftt l| 8pang4Co.*« W»r*- booMVnpkfalrt.Pltiibvgfa. -’-'IFM 6m* ■prrfßKag Mmdt tfttvaMJ Uari** :Uww/atffttffcii wnwpiif 6|r IHndort teMo oXafttftor WwdbfiUjr Xw qferimg th* U*t fridnrtiin lr rVn tV - , ~r J -rfr ' fiwuif s (fei- *£;*7' ABm, 9TO»«P 1869 *.. Stock ~lccOTot»...v-~.~ 63,000 00 ‘SPW* ! 2,160 a . V v 25C 10 7,809 oo CWI - 18,361 99 Premium gQt<»..„. gtjsw 14 -•-•-• v. .».■••••• ? n DXUGTOU: { Aadrtrw AtW*y, ,Jiim UoAoloj. .. .Alcuadet finer, VTWtftttlri HeuDM* - * - 1 Dsrld jr. liWft1 iWft -V^. ; ; J JfcboiM* flwwJtoU,. BeQj.F.BabvaU. WUl&ia H.Smah,7*.7 . jotoß. arct**. :/: Sj?dP-^ : r. ff/tioßXMlt,'watery. Y ’\J =Oif WTrflßlTßdHr Wfi^'cortaf : * . -iS&mjtU < ‘ ’-**« n.v: Imum fttflTWtTfttLl'M* (topw l !., - r ’ ud dimikeiii't&a natlgat Jo Wwttra Qif&rß,.Utt« »u tba tom. rntiif watust ka§ ud damaga r pmoroit: ; ■'■ B.K.'S3ir,' -JmOSX T«I- Bhjpt— ■ IaKW, t. ' A‘Bnitod', ; 'smf?Rii»»|i ' SJoSB/Wirtrii, k A PAST OPPinsßtJWmr Ott&iVo. ST Tl ftb ssili ... Ibbum «D Alads of Plmwd Kariu Blak i T»: *IfIAAC JOST* JVirirrwf. ; -j&BjftrrKcCOßD, Vic* PrtUnU i I>.a>BQOK«- ftmihigc * .rjji ■■ .^cH ■a -. ~-k .-1.t1L.-a. - MfttdtfAWgt---. : B.L hkM«oek, | B*bt.H.Dcrta. DtBXCTOSS: Jane* W Teener, John L. Bboadi fiamoel P, Shriror, Georg* B. Jooee, Daniel Wallace, 0. Haneon Lore. WM. PHILLIPS, Premi4mL JOHH 'WATT, Via Prmidm
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