•
,•,••••v7.,,VeTN'..r;;r;;;'•i••.set
THE
~ rr -». r_
1 cojsjttissiojt', ate.
K PKrKSTLVABBU OBn, Be dblr SUmU
** rtba Bridf*. InulaD OABBOH OlLaoa
M Tilton .MrtjJlH** l "DKPDB OILS, p/jlTd*.
JT ptlou, *mhU4.; Addit J. WIAVIE, Jm
25 ***** ftwwwr. myie^m,
th* mU!»| GKAUf, BKKDS, OHIKSI, PEOBDoS. -
iMl.lDr Qnioatovb OK*
ttUnVKc*. 1W VintitiMti. t>**
iwe» Wood and flmltfrflaM, Plttebcrip*, m»
[ • A LHjOK'gr ti
• Beil AJUfcjett.) Tmtof- PtotoMi ajd> Oonoe*
Mo* Much ATI, lor-the tele of GBAIH, BKSDB,
UHXWI, PEODHB, *&..&». n Veter end 3
iTronteffete,PtmbarA,■'ny<
..imtTf
MrA*££OWN & 111 KH ART. FIoVS
,A*JLjJC» CiJUMpACTye, P^optc*Ain^Ooinnrwi
'■visssssaSa^S^®
• : Mnetrul end leuil Dili Piiti' *Tti flmm
'; [ f Trait*, TtoOtby, dorer, JBe* end GtttiSeefe,: i
r - ,3**hi>dt»noeea>edeon<V>iMftTi—n«fc > r \i
v, epiOr , Nc^^hi^tjfWPittefanrctu
lOHHB.; CAW JT JUS UV, CCaciS
tl* elder nwt>‘Pakvitotjto;Kricaiarr end.whole-;
ete dealer is VXSI*BS**EM*BTr -iJHJBfiJ*;
• botte%laei>, pork: baooh; fLOUB, Pisn,
Pqt-AljlJ :PSABIi • AfIHXSt aALBBATCS, Elli'
* MqnßjfD iiAßijfroiiA dbibd.: nnrik
Bap.' Ml, *Ad *143: Tryst ytreft,
Via i i "wiwwuii
■>- tWierrur, Mwp.
m A-/i<BUx»:ahd>4e*lWiln »LOUBr«EAIN’AND
PJ&INJCB, Vo. tM Liberty etreot, f , U*bttrb<»F&.
JTtettftir Bkkere«ndyaaily
•>' »*rteftlW *«*iad. 'Pertieolar etteatioapeM to
filling eras** far Msreheadlirgeserelly. • • oo&tny
1 tmin> : A
anfcUy-.-jUihafiJcMhldTmnflMinmditettyQti^yayt^.
- -Wanhoa—>H» lUftwopdatmt, Filtoborgh.- ;
lAMJftj U. MoVa*, tY>»WA*bi>r&''Arts
O notrirow Huouit, & the aala of Tlrttuk,
QlLAlli; BAQOM, LA&D, Ifcoa, aid
WwUffniProdoce fCikerolljr, Mb. • 10 SXITIUrxcUD
OTUJUCfyttrii* of Tint, FitUborgb, Fa. }
—3fod««*ad iflOMlguartiUaol&tad..
w.‘>gioa* ! »Ta^. : iajja.
CHOMA&&R Jte, MNG. Cownsaic
O HutcsAJtn an if wholeoda *!««iers in OKOCi
BL£5, fUIUB, OBALN, PIiODOUX, Bo. S.
Liberty itreat, Pittsburgh, jPn. •el3:dlyj
*uw»'Or •adyCovvwtoa, Hsk
Sfi»&;strwk»*r «£
,A&nricm‘ifufa,'QtioteMSfr” t v' i f,
. eno««Mbr to Jno.
- JUL K'«n>«*»,'Ki>.lsl ifalwrfV rtnirti' Pltt»-
' t*o*I>.OKJtKBAI.-: PBODCCjI, eSOUIBY Ah'Di
J OOBjtISSIOK MBCBANT. - • V'" ■
oomutmiMa »»uaufc- ■ wteiij
‘TSw^urp
—fX-'jyn flmrtn—iW'MM<ininTi #>4-dealer*fa
■HtPWMfIM act pftoptrmc nkVrtnrnry, a »
38$ Übrtr»rt*«r •HjtfaftafgfalgOi* i myi7l
A . CoMMimoir MgttqHicitjr*
J\* dealer in CSDDE AND BEFINED' GABB6N
IBpJi,- NAILS, Ac., No. 1& Liberty
•tmu ; - • * - mh27:dly|
WILUA*; IULAAS, .l D*TIB I'CAIiUUM,
***. 4. Bpedal Partner.
to
JLIXMCLaOiew, XeMw A WHOLESALE QBQ.
0188, eanjor of Wood and Waler street#, Pitubargh,
Pwa’fc • Jyfrdly!
m3n»L|llß»I — ——
r, H. VOIGT 4 CO.,enoa«MorW I* G.
U« Gruff, PBQDUCE AND COMMISSION MWL
CHANTS, £47 Liberty w treat, Pitwbatgh,-P>. • «nS
WM L HOC**.
JOHN- IrfIOBBK A €Q.-, -WRormiu
Obocim axd Oonuuiw MBaor-urr*, core or of
Sjalthflebt and Water rtfeetf, Plttebcrgb, Pa« Jy7 :
L’UGKKTOii 4 STJSWAKT, Whol»-
JUi balk Gaoczu asd Ooiuiimioii JicEnmAim. No.
107 Wood Btreet, Plttaburgh. , jefcdly
s ! yuaanßaiow.xir;.jnxßOUw; M ..wjx xiaKrAYaxcx.
t>KOWN* KIRKPAIBieK&^VHdL».
liliib Gaoczas end dwlm In FLOUR AND
BEDS, Net. 19Iaod 166 Liberty street, Pittsburgh.
aKO.‘ R oocuSIS; imu^'in
Ownrowyr-Lty;- Otßc*. KdTWrttranfc
Street, ‘ PAtlstmtph, Pa; -All borinem ovtrteted to
Ul«V* will twin prompt tftratioo. OoUactioE*
• mate taAllaghaay aad iaall adjataiag eotmUm, abg
the money wttMd promptly.. ■! e#3*ly
■ . 4 1’AK.' y BKUU,' (late of'Kajetta county 1 ,
V Pr.J.Am.mit, to. :
■; ... .u . ,••••, |
tenMr I‘oaiibuMl Grant streets. * f
“ * ♦•'V' • V, .- i
- IUtIA U.MaA)UNNKLVA«o«s*t
•' war Li w?Omo« tteeotid*taK!Ktrinc**XuL,«rßriLb
♦ nojjrofSSDßttooditiete/ |
'Wm'sttesd'tei *fc* :
jtloa ol claims, Irtunriei,' 1 Ad.,-te Warirfngtoa; District
of - • ~ BclV-.toat j
JOlT< *.Ttiee»*Tem«... •; , ~
XT’ li^P^Tj^OSrA-MEIiLON, Ayrow
iXiKnn Law,Ho.U3l*artktaWt,4hv<fc>o2«
yoTßUmitbteULPittttemch.Jfc: .< o . myifcdtf:
WfluiMAS'; KWING, t Affifunatrm
-B' Coniowiiiuv, . ■ _ .
Vmctj No. lSO r PqTirth
■ Waft rfrtsbmrgh, W. . . V ,moU:tewly» f
*i acncim; e.' fcaoTwi.
V i'l U SOHOTKK,-inaunm^i
Me Law. < OllcvlS® fourthatreeVPittsburgh. \
- OCI7 J •. •'• ■ . -..r.- . I
C B. M. SMITH, A/nounre A»i
».C6nmHrti jb-Lsw, hm wawri So &G&1TB
LAW. IHTCLDIKOijfoW DtaacatA'«titeV B«xt
;do4r(* Polar's.Choroh, : ' c . g .. s+jU-Aij j
- DMLWTWMBTB.
thomasltworonm.^.^.*......(,jOn> c. *iuao4>
WOODSIDK * WALLACE, ,' " T
' WJ!OMBAIJBI>B«iaiBTi,
80. tOS mE &lir kTSBST. . j
- . Ptmroßßg,- Pa. ■
CJIAION- JUUMjTOM,' >Uuu>U rpS
©■ercob AND-fcn«BioiiiiB,*rea»qM&fc
»4KOr-OODI>9, BOBHIHO»I«f,J>.OII&TA|ir
Il>< KKDKUfIca, < Hi.i , «c.; > <>r >Uicmi%huPlMU
fry, vbleh babtertrkt lowmt Smith*
: Bold and Fourth (tract*, PJttTOditfVPel 1 ;' P'' ;
' Pireenfpriote i
AtXVWaot*
• tßiaDecQßtsraiiiS'JlaauSictutßtof WIIXTX
VL#AD!A>P LIXUAftGIfCOCteS OfiWoodhbd Treat
j treats, PiTtsburgh. k*a-. V ■•• mhl \
JUJLLN; lV 800l“iy WBptraAi*
.UUD«I.’GS,rAIKTa I OILMJAEIJIBBraA»I
Brss:ct:yi,Hp.
All ortfont will recelTe prompt %ftoat}op. .; mfrJl I
I \K- .UJtU.' H. KKV tSlttti iteuMiil,
XJ H<‘ Wood street, cernar ol Sad
r Hay, Pe., . } , r .. ■
j */ant vc& , ; h
fiim&E- WAEEHOUSSU^EfiNiit
\J H. _COt*HTI3, PoryenUflg apdCommlteioß Mexv
chant ftnJ-dealer t» rttnoefa, HtTTTKR, LASS
7188 oud Produce gensrellr, Kfl. 3L Wood stnart*
ehgrp Water, Ptmteg|fh r - i
TTHiUiS HOLMito 4;
U Bps ud deolera la PBOTIaiOBS, ooroierotlCßti
• totaßdlfrootireem. :. ~ . jj^ky r ;
A Td*ttsrod,l rcrns Pacbjcb ab» bbbiAb
Ho.Ja fourth tWeetr LlUrtj\
PlMbmtte , -i- ; b-^T
wmsm
JIQAEDINfiH OOFFIK, Aomt
• Tumu, 'PiTT.anM.yyii l)rO Iliiti'KtX l)i.
farth-aßst oorzier Wood and
Wf l JB. JOJSJSS, Aobit MobtbAioui-
VT *Ci«BtaUof PmutsylTßoiß sad Hartford In
(untaOe Ootapaaleei JT Wetw »treet. .
CnjjttrauOT.CpstuwT, por&ec lUrl«J.Bhd Wb^M
L I; M. Wiarnif
JL • iKsraawoE OowrAmr, 92 Water strmt. j
i\ m; All*
(ymfMXrcV fifth street.
! —rarvoomr
—Jtaia w. osbb ,r, .a<rm> w'osjtb^isju
WILSON, OABB k 00* .
fT i •; - .i.{«' waw% jwm 4 <K.)
wwm.teuapßAuasa- >.?. .
--•SyS O " AW, BOMienO DBT OOODS,
J 2^s^|S*i®s*CO r , D»Ai«Ml»Dk*
pfHi^NlXJVE.Dwi»in.BfA
rriss3i», e»-n-ass^£3sa^!ssrf
DAILY
GROCERS. Il
gHRIVBR A LAZKAR,
J ' WHOLESALE OBOCSBB
’COMMISSION. MEBCJUSTS,
4to.a*od»4nUfcfl*ldJUrwt t
CorttAf SoOQAda
miji " ' ' ' trmnimoß. r a.
M.JJOKMI.Y,
~wholesale«&ooul~.
No. S7l LXBKBTT STREET,
ZUTlng puchMed paraon,
willop&ttnß* the boMrino at 4beoUL«t«ad. and will
**>lwid to Yeoeive the r»tmmgtr rf bio old Meade'
—doottoonKQw. l myls:dtf
WK. H. KIBBfAtaiCE..., ...JIO. T. KIABfATaiCU.
WM.- E -KIRKPATRICK 4 -CO.,
Wboluau QsoekMrCOuunoM MssoaAra
AHX> Daalbu ui OooaTßTPEOooci, No.2&3iUtwrtT
etreet, PitUbnrgh, Pa. ‘ •
Y7^*V-’SSSSEST , Who , SIS
JmCGooobbo ado Goaaisuoa Mkaohaoto, dealers
•fa PBODUCE, VT/OUBL BACON, CHEESE, PISH.
*£BBOH AND LABDoft, IEOIJ, HAILB/bL A&
COTTON TARNS, and Pittsburgh naaoiactQM
generally, 113 Second rtr—t, Pittabaryh. i ; :
boboao a oohatp — oui, a jbo. abboouo.
<O&oio4*t*Armof D.AD. M'Dooald) Pitubnreh.
A Co., WeU»TUla,Ohio.) v.* / . • <
-TWj OpNATif) &AKBUCKLES, Whole-
AUL blxb uoocixi,'F>odcco aho Ooaaxiuoa lita
<*U*r»,Wobber* fa OOPPEK, N. 07 SUGAR and
MOLASSES, REPINED SUGARS bad SYRUPS,
BACON,: TOPAOOO, TEAS, KICK,
Ac., No. "342 and 244 Liberty bt.,
rittebnrgtU aoI4:ly
f :. myy r i. uncU ww .wM, xt. axthou
I>EYSIEE* BKOXHEBa iuooeßßot.
JLW to Ejjiw A 4nder«)n, Wliol<~le dnden In
JOIiUON PBDITB, NOTB AND SPICKS, CON
FACTIONKBY, SUOABS, *IBK WOKBS, Ac., Ha.
Uts «nd l£& Wood ftiwt, oboro Filth, Plttabureh,
1 iia-.di*
acoMb mub.
-_t_ -- - KITM4I.
msum* GBooEU ah*
—• Coiiunos Xnoßi|m, ud deilert in ail
OororrxT.PxMDva'axn PiTTurcaoa Ht«n.
rAcryra, Ho. 249 Libert 7 atreet, opposite head of
U> ood «treet.pitubnrgh r pe-j. “ ‘
./IKO. UaAT-tra
-V*^^ItOC3CEUUJ r M^H«,A-aOP*
OILd, PirCH and PittabvihmtbofeCtattd article*,
£lo. lu Vi sur street, above the MoaongabeU Bridie.
Fittsbnrgh, pa. •
BOIUT .»,
UOBKKI'
axte Ooxatuion
UcßcaAKts, and dtelen In PEOUCOK and Pltu
onrKh aumrifactcrag, Pitiabarxh.
HxSXt
T AMBEKT A SHU*TuN, Wbolbuiji
AA Gaoccu, Pmdqoi Dxuiu aod UokviMioa
'MsiciiAKTt, So. 6 bixtb stTMt, Ptttibaroh, P*.
UoLfcly .
~ ’ -- ir- T np all in lß rrni ll^u*
\A7ATT & WILSON, WbolsbauJUbo
ttly atrget, Pittsburgh, ' n 2o
TbAIAKDICft&Y/A-00, Wholesale
X Cuiouutoa Uuouiin, autl dmlert 1q
PHODLCJt, No. Mi Watergtroetfauil b 6 Front street,
PUtoburgb. '
4.l>U.WeatlL
I S. 1)1LW0BTH & CO., Wholr&axji
V • Guocxas, Nos. ISO sad. L£i Becoad street, near
- ; ■ po i
wu rmri> ~... run.
JOUii. Ji’JLiOYjlJ* CO., W nhijwtij Oio
oil* i»» uomkhuo* Intuiq, H*. IB Wood
ond g» Liberty ttntt, f ttabornh.' ‘ j. 16
WILLIAM BAMTtetWo^^,,
f f r-Ooooio, Koo. M ud » Wood OtTHt, PttUi.
bnnsh, p«. jiaAdtf
A LEXANDJSR &JNG, Wholesale
susses: o!8od * a "' fc m ; “sf
JUjtJrvjFRCTURBRS.
nANIBL'Bi»fNSSSi r i6»F, Mato-
XJ tactebb*o*- WHITS/B3OSB CHIBA. AND
OKKAM COLORED WAfiff.-', . • •
iJn»-TrAijUwc« At So. Turn
nrentf, Pmnoaag, Pa. mhls;ljlaM
B. »1CTU8T08H...~,..J. *■. KABT.
Mackintosh, hemphill & co..
oorner Pike aqd O'Hara ctreeta, Dear the City
Water Work*, Pittsburgh, Pa.. Blanuiactnian cd
MACKINTOSH AND MefrpWryft IMPROVED
PATJLNT OSCILLATING STKAM ENGINES AND
BLIDJS VALVES, of all aiaee and beat style.
• Having pat op machinery of large capacity and of
the beet quality, wo are -prepared to do beary Jot>
bing, and solicit 'work In this line, trotting that by
promptness, and. the character of pur work,,tv •merit
public patronage. > .* : r •-
We invite apodal attention to onr BALANCED
VALVE OSCILLATING ENGINES, aa combining
adrantagM heretofore onattained in this dam of
Saginoa. . j»26:lyd
j osjsru *ou.,.. :
first end Liberty streets.
PITTSBURGH, P»-,
Kxxunorcaus or
BUPKBIOB STEAM KNOI&Ea, MACHINERY,
Jtc.r Jj »ipyi6:tf
WiSLIA KLUiILk A CO n Mo. ISIS
• Liberty. street, opposite Sixth, Pittsburgh,
ouaoAwtoran of WHIPS, LASHES AND SWITCH*
JCS, and aver? description of LEATHER BRAIDED
WORK,
Orders soUeitedLfrem the trade, sad goods prompt*
ly shipped as per uirtrnctkm.. . ft&«Uwlrr
dKVKiiJLNO-K, *o. 5V Winttit.,
• Pittsburgh, mspnCsctorerof BOILER RITETSL
WBOUGHT SPIKES, OOMMON AN D RAILROAD,
of atarj description.
ftSrPartlcnlar deed or shaped SPIKES and HIV*
BTB, large or email, made to order at abort ootioe,'
; A rood assortment constantly on hand, mytiOrMi
4. a. win t. nrauffM«M t. ounoh
rVXCELSIOB 6LASS WQBKH.—
Jl4*vrqEM r pujSK«lT*oC>, euuMMTAo.
iam Win&omn, Ho. U Wood unit, comet
of rint, Fltt«bu,b, Ps. -M&lpd
DEjmSTR X\
rnEJCTEp EOTHAeTED - WITHOUT
X PAIN, BT THE USE OP AN APPARATUS
WTUEKj&BY NODBUGftoa GALVANIC BATTER t
Medical gentlemen and their Camillea bar* had
their extracted by my prop—, end ar* ready to
teetlfy as tat ho aafety and painleatneaa ef the opera*
ttoa—whatever baa bean aald by.peraona interacted in
asserting the contrary, having no knowledge of m
process. ~ .
SPABTIPIOIAL Tilaiu Inserted In every style,
and chargaa vary low; warranted in all caaaa to be of
the beat material.
* . . A Ut Bmllhfleid at.
f Donnellys
f 3 Building, corner of Diamond and Grant streets.
Plttsbnrgh.
Rcrxiuarc**—Dr. A, M. Pollock, Dr. HaUock,
Tboodore Bobbins, Boss*!! Emit. my&dly
oimtiE4,l,Etta, nc,
WM. G. JOHNSTOIT*4X>.; Station*
TV ui, Blajtx Book MUrtrabruaxu,aao Jos
PmrTKaitNo, 67 Wood street, Pittsburgh. ce3o
BooHaiMJM AND bTA*
JX .TXoaaas, He. 86-Weed Street, past door .to tbs
corner of Third, Pit&bonb, pa. SCHOOL and
LAW BOOKS cOnrtaaUytta , T .
~ V, KlfA&r hiwtmiLii.. ri awtv Mw*.
• noaam,* No. street, Apollo BnJldlngsi
TRunjiurGs, ttc.
luriEPH t HORNS, Dealer' nr Taskl
O maos, Ssaonnns us Stsaw Gocn, nV'tT
Market stmt, PBtsbnrgh; . , aplfl ,
I>ATOJ*, dr
»T -4 ’5V l i£* I ’* ,USB ' Tkjmihos, Nono**, etc., Not,
tT*BdlS Ffrfth street, PiUstrnrgk. _ ,p]g •
*Kuiswre jigejtts.
W H< I Pbujb m Pnom
oil Dam ’ ■”*«“«**. “d^l
on^2^SS«£S“ U) ‘ U f® jew
Those wishing to Invert their moatr to raodmd.
'3%£i£gZ£P i a '£“‘
All commonlcntioasafid lntervlaws
OathedraL Jelidtf
' jtRCmTECTUR^LE,
JAMES M. BALFH,; -■ *»
I»r spates Exyuon. DnawmMAJn> flnomoArtan,
Ik all kinds of Buildings, and. superintends their'
erection an reasonable terms. •, -v
Office on Anderson etreet,_Utwe*a Leacock and
Bob! neon streets, inaatisoyluty* ?T . : \ EBP
d>« : uZunvictri * co.
. . - SCAD * MZTZGAB,
<■** H»LlUrt,«rMt.
and COMMERCIAL JOURNAL.
PITTSBURGH, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1863
'JTEW' BOORS.
"WKW BOOKS.
By’Marlon Bartend.
sr**? d law. By Henry Ward Beecher.
aattflteadL ° f * h * Alle ih«nles. By. T. Dueb
***• Cloth and paper edition.
Among the Pines. •« *« ..
The Sttdent Abroad. By Kimball.
Counter luring and Country Thinking.
Amarina before lurope.
for Men, Women and Children.
Tpe-Phantom Boonat.
PhllljPyil nitrated.
UllTer.WdndeU Holmee’ Poem*—bine and gold.
A J? ,e Taxpayer** Manual.
Lika and Unlike. By A. B. Boa
Tor ■alo-fcy KaY A CO., 66 Wood at.
%m.
' AND COUNTING HOUBI DIARIES;
PHYBIG|aK»’ VISITING LISTS; '
ENOLtI& AMD ALMANACS;
roraale|y ' KAY A 00., 66 Wood street.
CjIUDB,
J^UKNITURE
UABE AND WOOD CHAIRS
BELLING orr
WBoiiEBA UK OB RETAIL.
JAS, W. WOODWELIi,
k 7 and W Third street, oppoalte K. Edmondson 4 Co.,
and 111 ronrth street. mhio
OCT. S, l»6i.
Dithridge’i Patent
OVAL LAMP CHIMNIES,
Manufactured ef .
XI FLINT GLASS.
Theee Ohlmniea arc Intended for tbe
Sat dame, which beating all parte of
tbe glass oqoally, does not uptw It to
cracking.
■ Lb. DITHRIDOZ,
Fort Put Ult&u Works
Washington street,
ap!7 Pittsburgh, Pa.
I kKUUH, OHJKMIOALH, FAINTS,
U OILS AND DYE UTUFFS, INDIGO BLUE,
JtoBSNOjC OF COFFEE, MTOVE POLISH, FLA
VORING EXTRACTS, NUTMEGS, CINNAMON.
MAOE, CLOYJM, ALLSPICE, WHOLE PEPPER,
MUSTARD SEED, CASTOR OIL, SWEET OIL and
essences of all kinds In douens, all standard patent
medicines, 4c., ac., in store and for sale low by
WoODBIDE A WALLACE,
BUS Liberty street.
P. B. Country mere has Is, before purchasing else
where, would do well to call and our stock.
•*4 WOODBIDK A WALLACE.
AUONS, tea, FOU {SALK VERY
' CHEAP.
FARM WAOONB, OIL WAGUNb and SPRING
WAGONS, GARDENER’S UARXS AND OOAIL
CARTS; TIMBER WHEALS, CANAL, GARDEN
ER*S; BCIUK AND STONE MASON'S WHEEL
BARROWS, all made of the beat dry timber; aim
kinds of repairing attended to promptly. Apply to
I.OBT. HARE, Wsuotf Mma,
Hark of Federal street Stattoo, Allegheny.
mhUjlyd * 3
JAMIWS IUYViiN,
Manufacturer of
GIL or VITROL,
', and .
AQUA AMMONIA.
Orders left at William Holmes A Go.'■ Office, cer*
ner of Market andJlrsi streets, will isceiSe prompt
attention! > >
JJiAMUM) UIL ; WOKKb. T - "
A bilJTBi ... *«. .
Beanerv and dealers la CABBOH OIL, nnsurcwAMl
py any in the market.
Order* iett at Uia offioe of C'hllds A Oaraon, «udar
the at. Oharlo* Hotel, at tba olßua of hpuih, Park k
C0.,0r bt theJt works In Lswrancaellla, will beat*
to..
Boyeft of Crode OIL oeffitly '
LVUN AKNbTHAL. Impobtre and
DcAlkb In the most select brands of GENUINE
HAVANA CiOABb, and all kinds of SMOKING
AMD CUKWIHO IoBACCO. BHUIP. PjKS*
KKKEBt'HACM PIPK3 TUBia.ii,*«.,
variety’ UNDER THE ST. CHARLES Hot Ki..
Pittsburgh, I*a. 1
S-, B.—The Tndo (upplied on liberal
I _ myiltdlji
\fif W. Mooewor-to UuT
-r-f V '* wrtght A Voong, So. 07 WbodTO«t, ttrnw
•Ot HiaSMbd allay [-dealer in all kinds of CUTLKBT,
RAZORAi RIFLED, REVOLVERS, KNIVES, 6014*
kKHib>'GUNS, Ac., Ao. A* large- aMmiiiii lit of'the
ahoregoudacanst&nily on hand.' • mhl
1 *
Dciiaau Wall
■ fmn, JfcnuiM. dx., Ho. ST Wood <ttut,
fllMbrotfi. - ■" " ■ r t. 7
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TBE Biftlik OF STfIUE RITEB, TERR.
Purtlier Particular^
Thu eorrwptndunt of UtuNevrYork '2Whjme
haa followed tsli!j itrlkins Mooaht of tho
gnat battlu Mr ! Wednesday and Thursday
with an bat briefer oatline
; of the aotion Hhtaya:
Daring Thfnday night the enemy appeared
again to bfr qpon our i right.
Their eomihant(were distinetly heard In oar
comps, bat idsractisg a rase, Gen. Boseorahs
threw of Tan Clara's Divis
ion across Stofte irirer on ear left, with rap
ports, where uFf rested at about ten O'dosk
this moralng.£ Bet woeif throe and foar o'olook
this afternoon Jhe enemy made another for
midable demMUftretion against oar Oentre,
6uf were fcandsewe/y repulsed. At the same
time nn immsifie mess of Infantry was prp
elpltated npon .Boatty's Bpgads,
It, after a gaHant resist*noo,cl*ar baokaorels
the river. • D
Negley's fine Division, ; whiclrtook so dis
. tisgaished ajftan in the preceding aetfonf,
and that of O. Davis, snooeuively
came to its rapport, when a most desperate
straggle ensaed.. Both sides seemed deter
mined to win victory, and both brought ail
their available artillery to play, until pearly;
r .alL the batteries fat the two armies were at'
iwork- The aprokr of musketry, and artillery
Waeof'the mdetEurious description, and the
whole field was'|soon shrouded by eloads of
■moke. Oar “sura suffered severely by the
enemy's fire, jt-they advanoed -with un
flinching deters matlen. Negley at last or
dered his diviai in to oharge, IlpmaKeA fo+-
teard mthowt fituiring, w ken th« cnemtjnUlenty
govt way. The gallant Be renty-eighih Penn
■ylvaaia charged home on the Twenty-sixth
Tennessee, and captured its color*. Another
regiment.rushed upen a drove away
the gunners, and seised ibe gnm. A great
shout pf viotoiy rose Along tfih whole line,
and was carried in magnificent volumes from
left to rigEt, and back again.
Perceiving tfcifl.*useeis,Gen. Roeeeransnofr
ordered an sdvftß'ce of tbe whole line just bd
fore dark. The line swept forward with loud
enthusiasm, but 'darkness toon made it Im
possible j our,advantage to a conola
s lon. r (K4*tf% vtm» finrig estafiNsftstf
4nt ffti rtif bank of tli* rivtr . Tht ernbt ad
eauced to a position keretofon ktld kg iht
«u«wy, and the right again occupied that portion
of our original line from which it had been
driven on Wedneeday. Thue, «f will he per
ceived, the decidod.ajvantdgo is seilk tw.
REDUCED PRICKS,
As a general rttumc of the whole battle, we
give the following from a eorrespobdent of
the Cinolonati Oateltt t
I rotnrned last night tp Nashville from th*
battle-field at Murfreesboro, and,nftar a tedr
ions ride on the ears, daring which I was an.j
gagod in writing oat these dispatches, I ar
rived late this evening nt this place. I nay I
left the field, bat not, thank God, nntll I was
able to report a glorious success for the arms
'of- Paion. j Thp. bperaUass rizp to one
o’clock yesterday had been oondaotad on *
scale of almost unparalleled grandeur, almost
equaling the sabUmest military oocnrrenoee
daring the days of Napoleon. The battle oif
Wednesday displayed in a most striking man
ner the valor of one trooj>s,<the earnMtaesa of
ouf officers, and the genfas of Gch. Rosecrans;
bat the result, on the whole, seemed against
us, and there was a general feeling of despond
denoy threngbout onr army.
On Thursday there was little disposition
oanifeetod oa cither sldaeo ranaw
and this after thd'canj
nonade of Friday morning, the result of
which dtd muoh to encourage and inspire out
soldiers,' and make tbSm J Teady 'for the great
event that took place in the afternoon of that
day. Gen. Van Clevo’s division, belonging
to General Criltendes's corps, had ' been
thrown across Stone river on Thnrtday, in
anticipation of an assault upon our left, simt
liar to that upon the right on Wednesday, or
for a purpose which perhaps'lC'lii not hoif
prudent to intimate. It was ‘posted upon a
low eminence, elmoyt overlooking Murfrees?
boro, end in this situation formed, as indeed
it bod doc© before, the extreme left wing of
our army.
It was about 4 o’clock in the evening, when
agUclpatada refiewal of
that the rebels advanced In overwhelming
foroe, under the command ef Breoktnridge!
whoeoenii te have been all day ln oharge of
the right wing of their army, and threw them]
selves with terrible impetuosity upon Veq
Glcvo’s division. This portion of our foroei
was in oommand of 001. Beatty, of the 19 th
Ohio, Gen. Van Cieve having been wounded
joa Wednesday. The the eusmy
was speedily annodnoed to the rest of the
army by. a dreadful , war of artillery and a
deafening rattle of musketry. Everybody
rushed Instantly to arms, and all seemed anxn
ions to engage ihe.ebtaay at ’mace. 1
For half an hour the gallant men of
Clevo’s division held their own against five
times thelr.numbers, but flnding-U
bis to withstand one-third t>f the entire robel
anny, began to give ground. . Two brigaded
slowly retired, the enemy : following with
great determination, until at. length our men
were pushed into the river, “mauX-fit Ihoml
djsingthe water with their blood. The third
brigade stood- its ground somewhat longer,
and fought, if possible; more‘obstinately; stilt
they too were just on the point of giving wav
when Neglcy'* Division, which was hear the
centre when.the battle began,.came rushing
up to rescue with load lheers.
. The soldiers advanced to the river side Jtnd!
delivered a fsw terrible volleys, which eflectT !
ually checked the rebel onset,., and then
plunged into the stream itself and i waded!
across, fall the time pouring their fcuUbtc late
the faoe of the foo. An adjacent hill doveredi
with woods, was jqtt upon the othar slde of
the river, and upon ~a*oeoding a tolerably
steep bank, a fenoe was reached, which Npa
rated the woods from the opea ground through
which the river reus* Here the;,rebelf at
tempted to make a stand and poured!a.leaden
hail into our ranks aa they clambered lap the
- river bank; hut the soldters of the Jjnion
were no longer to Ve checked. - l&cy'rushfdi
up to the fenoe, and hurled the enemy away 1
from It at the point of the bayonet. *'
The whole woods thou resounded with the’
rear of battle, our men continuing to drive 1
the enemy beiore them.. Cole, T. K. Stanley :
and Miller, ooamauding brigades, urged for- -
ward their men with daUAUsss eourage, and
drove the rebels entirely out of the woods atf
across tome eoraJSelds whioh lay just in Croat
of .the last f trip,of timber whloh separated l
cur army friszp .Murfreesboro*,. Zhfea. oora*
fields were literally bovered wlth rebel
deadend dylng. The.eaeffly hed new been
driven a mile and a half, and nothingJmt the
coming of night prevented the gallant Nag.
lay and his men from pushing late Murfrees
boro. • ••••
No. m WOOD STREET,
I rode over the field at Jen o'o)ock that
night. Our forces beldundisputed posseeslon
of the contested ground. Tbe slaugbtar of
the enemy was terrible 4b ceatemplate. The
woods by the.rim resounded
with .thw groans 4 af the wounded i»i^fs|.
Bowlibo Obbbb, Ky., January 4.
At lefttt two thousand of the enemy fell in
this glorious affair, while oar own loss ooald
not have exoeedsd St* hundred. More than
a thousand, prisoners wore left in our hands.
Several rebel flags werecaptuied, and at least
one battery of artillery. When the viotory
was announced to the rest ol the army, their
oheers fairly rent the air, .and most have
spread dismay and terror among the rebel
hosts. |
Up to one o'clock oiTSaturday, the time I
left the field. It had rained Steadily all day,
and the battle had n -t been resumed.
Another Ateonnl of Thursday’s Bottle.
On Thursday mominglthe tun rose through
a mass of thick mist and fog, and just as he
made his appearanoe the pickets of the enemy
.opened a brisk fire upon Palmer's Division,
'which constituted.the right wing of Critten-
i ten's command. A few of our men wen
rounded, and our pickets manifested some
lispoiitton to give way. Two batteries, how 7
ver, moved up to their support, and the can*
lonadewas se brisk that the whole of our
oroes rushed to arms expecting an
renewalof; the battle on a grand soalo; but
the rebels did not seem disposed to make the
fight general. They brougnhout a battery or
two; whieh attempted to repplj to ours, but
whioh wereieilenoed completely in five or six
minutes from the.time they commenced to fire.
Their pickets jrere also driven back and sov- :
end -prisoners takenr and the bounds of battlo, ;
exoept the occasional dropping of musketry,
again oeased. Captain Bradley's battery, 6th
Indiana and the Bth Indiana, battery, com
manded by Lieut. Bstepp, were mainly in
strumental in repulsing thif attack. Prom
this time until half-past one in the afternoon
there was no fighting, with the exception of
occasional skirmishes between the pickets.
At the time last menUenedi. an attack was
made upon our'vigbt, where !Dan. McCook's
oommandhbd been mustered together, after
repulse of Wednesday. His men, anxious
'to redeem thfclr character, lay dose behind
some temporary breastworks of atone and logs,
until (he rebels were within: a few hundred ;
yards of them. Then they opened, and the
Sutterauts retired in confusion to the oedar
licketg in had been concealed all
morning of Thursday, leaving a number
of tHelr dead and wounded in ah intervening
field. On the oenter of our left, where a part
of 1 Bherldan's division was posted, a
brisk firing wav kept up between the pickets
•until hear night, when the rebels becoming'
bold, once' more advanced !in considerable
force Into an open field: 1
' This time our men no longer remained be
hind their breastworks, bat charged upon tbe
eneQj,and pat them to a disgraceful flight,
a single company of the Twenty-seventh Illi
nois capturing 150 prisonsrs. A number of
ehelll from some of our batteries quieted the.
rebels for the remainder of-the eveningv--Ihe'
fighting on Thursday was -at no time on~V
large eoele; amounting really to little more
than bdavy skirmishing. Both armies seemed
inellned to rest after the dreadful oontest of
thp day before. The weather was oeld and'
dear a part of the day, but during thn night
thernwas ahugly, drliilihg rain, from whioh
our soldiers, without shelter bf any kind, suf
fered severely..
•. • i* * '*! * •
Among the hundreds who- have eonspicu
ously distinguished themselves are Hen.
Hegley, Gen. Stanley, Col. Walter, of the Bth
Illinois; Capts. Zhreuston land Fisher, of
•McCook's Staff; Capt. Otij* 4th Regular
Cavalry, andCoi. Vonßehrader.
. The daring valor and self-pessession of Gen.
Bosecrans/ under the mostj trying circum
stances, excites the wildest enthusiasm in .the
army. ..•!
The field hospitals are admirably conducted
by Medical Dlrettor Swift anil staff.
Gea. Betier at Washingtoß^
The Washington correspondent of the
N. Y. Timet writes on Friday evening:
The arrival of Oen. Butler this evening,
accompanied by Col. Shiefcr and other
members of his staff; caused a very deoided
sensation, and his rooms at s the National
Hotel were immediately besieged by num
bers ef people anxious to see and heat the
man who ;snccored Washington, captured
Baltimore* and evangelized New Orleans.
He was visible to very. few, however, as his
doty called him -early in > the evening to
wait on President Lincoln, at the White
House. Gen. JJutler seems in excellent
health, and is apparently all the better for
the severe labors of his lalb.commahd. He
is entirely uninformod of the intentions of
the Government as regards himself,: but
says that, on the arrival ofpGen. Banks at
New Orleans as his successor, he was con
vinced that he was not w&hted there, and
he thought he woold come] to Washington.
It is needless to say that ixeia ready and
anxious to serve his country, in whatever
way his labors can be made most useful.
The intimations which have reached the
publio occasionally, in regard, to the Anti-
Slavery oonviotions of Gen. Butler, have
done him no injustice. He is satisfied, he
says, that In this war the; whole property
of the South' is against the Government;
that it is a revolt of the upper classes
against Ihe people; that so! long as these
upper classes retain their property, it will
be used to aid the,rebellion. It Is a war
of three hundred thousand property hold
ers against the Union, or even less than
(his number,-for they are hot all fobll In
depriving this class of rebels of their prop
erty in slareti they of course are weaken*
ed. The rich slaveholders must be extin*
goished as a class. He does not say “ex
terminated,” bat Extinguished.' 1 Their
property, must change owners. This done,
•they may go;to-Mexico,.or to Cuba, or stay
here, as they oboese, for titty will then be
harmless. His expressions are equally
strong in.affirming the sincere loyalty, of
•the poorer classes. - Entertaining these
opinions, he confesses to koine chagrin on
reading Gen.- Banks’ disclaimer, in his
proclamation, of any designs against: sla
▼eryj and hsdalmost fehred that, in giving
frank expression to his own views in his
farewell address, he had gone counter . to
the polloy Of the rulera from whose, coun
sels Gen. Bankß had so lately come.
Gen. Butler’s interview' with the Presi
dent was prolonged till | a late hour, and
took place in the presence of Secretary.
Bejrard aud Senator Browning, the former
being sent for on the General’s arrival.
Thb . Sultan of Turkey was reoently
afflicted with .an attack] of the disease
known l as the jumping: toothache. His
dentist was summoned, out could not be
found at his lodging; he had, in fact, gone
to a'h&nE. ' Tor three houra meesengera on
fleetest steed Brought for him, the SulUn,
meanwhile; roaring -wiih pain til! the en
tire household seemed to hear in theirjears
thjTlwahg or the .bowstring. Fortunately
one of them remembered jan obscure dent
ist whose signwas-Out in a remote quarter;
this member of the profession was found,
* TaggeOuainJa garret, and was-whisk
ed away to the: palace. Twelve valets,
seised upon him, cleansed him, brushed
him, tumbled him onto comparative decen
cy and sent him, forceps jin hind, into the;
jjmsenee. He extractod tbe tooth, and the :
jjffimregard ]of His Serenity, and was at.
once haffled special dentist, with a .great
monthly salary, an immediate gift of large
amount; and a noble residence.
Tnißiaisoor tn Visnu Bmu is
very, now boats can asosndto
Nashville with aid to oar nkmnons wounded
soldiers. The Cincinnati (fasette of yesterday
says the tovee at that dty|‘hai been fcil to
4*7# and Government storks have been han
dled qdte briskly. :Qatte k fleet of boats are
on their for ] Nashville and Bowline
Gwen.’* *hehoat3 f that kseead Green river
go wsll ermmdr 'T —— J —- ...
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mnjU Plasee taken to exchange.
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Any persons wishing to : purchase a first quality
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Dealers in Pianos, of tbU city, alter procuring.a
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.X existing tinder the flrm and name of LILBBY,
tTBAIN i CO.i Is hereby dissolved by mutual ooa*
seat. HUGH H. V. LILLET,
/ EDWIN STRAIN,
/ THOMAS W. LILLET.
Jan, Ist, 1863.
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OKBAOd. has this day been dl-solved by mutual
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GAM&KD. The JToandry jitutatM will be continued
by the subscriber*, under the name of BOLLHAJSir
GAttBISOt! ± UO. IT. li. BOLLMAH,
A.GABBI&ON,
GEOBGS W.BOLLMAN,
JOBM H. BIOHXTBON,
JpflN CAHABD.
Jen. let, 18W.
FHomtx Steak Bkswkey, »
Pittsburgh, Septemberlo,lB63. f •
Dissolution ojcjpabtnkbship.
-—The Partnership heretofore existing between
JOS. SPKHOEB.and W.:H. GABBABD «u dis
solved on tho 30th of August, 1863, W. H. GAB*
QABD being authorised td settle op the businem aj
the Ute Arm at hie offioe in the Brewery. The
Brewing Buiiuesa wiU be.continued bySPKHGKB
A McKAY, who - intend to hare alWayson hand a
superior article of BBOWH
SWOT. - The undersigned will be thankfni to the
Meade of the Ute firm for a continuation of their
patronage, and pro mine to-make it their aim to give
satisfaction tosll who may purchase. frog them.
Mr. BOBKBT WATfcOH, of Liberty street, so
long known to . the business oonunUnity, will have
the management of our-busltieet, with the foil eon*
trol in the Brewery. - > ? ;!• .
' Addrree ail orden to 6PXHOEB AUcKAT,
hix Brewery, Pittsburgh,'Pa. » •
JOSEPH SPKHOKB,
eela ■ - • - JAMES, MOLAY. ,
THK PARTNERSHIP heretofore e*
ietlng between WM. J. HOWABD and BO*
BEET BODGBBS, under 'the name and style of
HOWABD A BODGEBS, Copper and Tin Ware
manoUctunrs, was dissolved on the lath -October,
1863 i ky the death of William J, Howard. The ba
sin sea of the Ute Arm wiU be settled by tbs-turrW*
lng partner, Bobertltodgers. Ail those knowing
themselves to belndebtcd, .will please call and settle.
OQBKB.T: KODOiks, haring par-
JLV chased the entire inienst of William J. How*
ard, lato of the Arm of Howard A Bodge rs, will con*
timid to manufacture KETTLES,
BTILLS, of oUnixoe, WO&MB, for OIL BET lit KB*
IKS, and all kinds of work in'his line, at the old
stand, 1159 Front street, Pittsburgh.
eciSklm BOBaBT BODQSBS.
BOOTS JIJTD SHOES.
LOOK, i HJBREi—Pur. ftiind JAJISs
8080, Ho. 89 Market «tr*ct,ha* recently re*
turned from the Sait with a Urge «tock of
BOOTS ABB SHOTS;
Oomprieing &ll the different varieties and etvlee sow
in vogue; and having selected'it himself front the
ffastern mana&ctorert, la'now prepared to offer to
the public good* which he'can recommend tor neat
nets and wear. | ■
| tdrabsiaa*
tfo advise *ll those In wantof n*etan<* »——
ttal covering* lor the 7eet ter call on Ur. 8088, feel*
101 l confident .they will be suited -as regard* quality
and price.
MrjUt&eiaber the pl*ce» 89;MA.Bg8T &TBHET*'
oot' •' - • : *
QKO. ALBREE, BOS & CO.,
He. 71, oornw Wood end jpnrtb alroete,
Here Jost-tecelred a.general and fireeh assortment
or LADIBBY UlSfifeS- end OBILD&KUVs' thick-
IOM • "r f»
BOOTB.ASD BHOKB.
Jtui opined. BOYS’Wd iOGTITjj kip and thick
cmtonMnadeßOOTS, of »U sizee, the beet' mad«:4n
.this eonntiy, s . j.u- ;•. -.defi
ODNDRIE&—SO bbls. No. 3Mackerel;
)J . 60 half bbl*. : I do; .
.100 boxes Smoked Herrin©
. 60 Ido Gfethes Pl&ii
60 'do BUCarb. Sods;
100 do Starcbr.
26 <o btnctTomod;
60 do , Xx tract Oo&cf :
600 Beamless two-bushel Bags;
160 dozen Oorn Brooms;
6 bbls. Muds Smart ‘
wTM.eoski,T,
• : ‘ TnXdbsrty street. j
Tor sole bj
CSOMETHINGNKW.—tiPKINGHILL
O PAIItYCHMS*,—2 bbl*. of l£U celebrated
make of Obsess Jnst received sad for sale at Ho. lit
Second street. - TBAM& YAH OOBPBB,
Tj^LOUR—7S barxcls Extra Family in
JD store and for sale 'F ''Y • ' ■ •
...Jat- . B~DAUUBLL *OO. Liberty stmt. ,
Prepared cider. fok family ;
OSB.—WO bblAeb hand and for sale by ’ b*l
. TBAHK YAK OOBDKB, --
AmO.% ..• - , U 4 Beoond street.
PRIMEUiaVK UIL, in
lU—so bbls. Ad. 1 *eflniMi wu wa
.v.uMit-r-ii
miourcft
PKOPLBS INSURANCE COMPANY.
I
Ofibft, N. B. oorner Wood and Fifth HtA
Pits asd marine lEBHRASOI.
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Wa. PbUUpe, • lime O. Yereer, .
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i Oua^r.Huinr^
Mu QM.B.Jai>«,
OteIMS.BIMU, ! : "V" —
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W*. nOLUTB, MM ,:
] lOHH WA*T, TlmfrmUi*
Wto. r. aABDWta, Btinimt.
rttSE INSURANCE. BY THE RELI*
X AHOB MUTUAL IVtUBAHOK OOMFAHT,
OF ?HHj APEUHIA, 0« BUlLpmflfl, SS£|o - ■
parpetnai/itxBOHABDuA FomumSfigria -
town; er ootm try. 0000 Bo.aoBWalant street.
OAtyai, t39ȣlo| Ana. mjOt M-Jmtrt
atMom: , .. "4 1 ,
First; MortMttm Improved City Proper-.. . I-|
double the MwaL--,., fMMOO 00 ~A,
«—* i i j i i 1 £409 00
,P«ain.|B, p«r cest. Morinsc*
Loeaj >50,000. oort .UmT. 27.900 00
City 9t BhltaflelpMa, 0 per Opt. • 80,900 00 4
Allegheny connty 6 per ct. FJ B. B. Loan 10,000 00-
Collateral txnds. weu oq • -_i!
Hantingdon and Broad .Tbp Mountain
BaSroad Company, morten 10an...,, OO :
Penraylvmnla BaOroad Oo. 1 »;8t0uh t ....... OC x
StockefßeUaneeMdtoal laianaeeOo*.. .04,38000
Block of Delaware .11. 8. iashranoe C 0... 70Q 00
Commercial Bank do .8,135 11
Mechanics’Bank do 2,012 50
UnjpnM, Insurance Oo.’a6a}p.... MM .. . lt>o CO
Bills Baoeir able, btrsim paper.. 16497 13
lnterest, eto..;‘..J 6JBO 72 .
Casbien hand and In bands 6f li 18
OUUf HHOLSY, hnffmilr
01«tt TißfUjt ' i
. 6mb»l Bwpijua,
iWa. & Tfcomyou,
Bobert B<«u,*"
tu Lothxop, •
Bobt. •.
CbJM. Leaad/
Brod’k.: Lauds,
<l*oob Tt Aonuu, r
o. a wood, vr .
Smith Bovin,' ''
..Jtt. fl. Woodward,
jMEILSSS^
, „ i • J; 0, poms, Jim,
my;« Hortbwt obraer Third and Wood ttraot.
Fred* rick ’Bromi*
Wu. Hunt, . ,
0. SUtukhi,
B«y. W. Ttn*kj,
Jobs B. WomlL
MWh»nHlll|
TNjOBMNirT AGAINST LOSS- BY
A FIBK.—FBABMLIM FIB*IHSUBABC* COM
FAUX .OF FHXLADILPHIA. Ottoe, 488 and 48?
Chestnut street, near Fifth.. '
Statement of Amsts, January Ist, 1800, published
spiiritlj tr sa sitt nf ft memtilj. lislej
First Mortgages, amply semrert .■■■■,> I,BBB jin 60
Beal lCsta£7presH red.RoB£Uol)cost 168466 00
Temporary Loans,- on ample Collateral
flaefr rirm 1 r 80485 0(k
Blocks, (present value $86,887 72) cost.. 80,780 00
Kotee;and BUI* Tmn - . IJffl oo
17419 OO
- 68
* M?Tbe-ehly proflte from premiums' which this
Company can divide by law. are from risks whlcft
hare been determined.
Insurance made on every description ef property.
In to*n and pountry, at rates as lowas areoonristent
with Aecnrlty.
Since their incorporation,, a period of thirty jsat %
they hare paid lomee by fire to an amount exooedic/
JWAfUttoa* «J JMfairs, thereby affording evidence
of the advantages of Insnrenea,aswellae their abfli
tjfafld dispomtion to meet with promptness all
boems bt nmnt
Loam paid duringtheyear Bl
CESil«.N.Ewici«r, liuo liM.
Hfardecel B. Lswfe, ! Jacob B. Smith.
Tobias Wegner, - ’ Xdward O. Bale,
Darld 8. Brown; Geo. W. Btoharis,
Satbsel Grant, • George Tiles.
OHABLBB ». BAH&XB, FrmUmU
XOWABB a BALA Viet JPrmUmi,
• W». A. Bnat, flwrOnry ore im, ' '
" J. GABBHXX OOTTIH,ifsI,
ayt Ofice Hortbesst oor. Wood AThtrd su.
'CURE, MARINE AND INLAND IN-
J! SUBANOX.—IHiUBAHCI OOMPAXT OT
NOXTH AKKBIOA, PHILADILPHIA; ~-
t Inuorporsled —
Assets, *«"T HL ISM ,ftfiawee ©
ABTHUB 0. OOTTIH, PrmUmt.
: THOMAfI PLATT, flserefory. • - -- -
INSURANCE boToF THE 9XATB
1 OF PSHHBYLYAHIA, PHILADELPHIA.
• Incorporated 17M-rOijdi*Vlw6«OQQ;
WIUjIAM
~TJ AB.TFOHD FIOINSDBANOS100.
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BoaJ.F.BokgwO,
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B. JUUer, Jr., \ .
Jim*■ KaA&ky, i j
Htihinlil Holmm, j !
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ALLEGHENY INSURANCE .COM
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