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111419 'Post.
FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 10, 1859
. Meeting of the Democratic County Com
mittee of Correspondence.
The Democratic County Committee of Correspon
dence met at the St. Cluttles Hotel, Pittsburgh, ou Sat
urdaY,Jone 4th, 1859.
-- —On - motion ofilenTrlngratn, the falowing resolutdon
was adopted; _
naitlyatc-That.lite'intirkteratie cidiens of the several
Wards, Boroughs and Townships of Allegheny county,
,_-are hereby notified to meet at their-usual places orinild
leg Primary Meetings, on SATURDAY, Munn the 25th,
1859, and elect, TWO DelegateSTrollloll,4letho Mil aP.Cni
bin uponiTho.'foliowing W.F,DNESPAY6Tuno 29th, at
eleven o'clock, A. 51... in the Coca? noun. to nominate a
Ticket for Ommty.Offieers; to .be Voted for at the alr
proaching annual election.
TripetiOgs-iiithe tittetrand Borodghk-Vhififstimi
o'clock, P. M., and continue until 7 o'clock. -
The meetings in the Townships will lt?o held bet - weed
the boars of 3 ants
. - •
• • BRUCE, Chairman
N. P. Frrnax.tx, Secretary pre Jim .
OUR W EEKLY.
Tin WEEKLY PO,RT for the. present Week i
an excellent number. filled with all the
latest news, may be had at Our 'colinginA
xiDom this morning, in wrappers ready tor
mailing.
KOSSUTH 07.0." THE WAR.
On the 14th of Blay., the great Hungarian
orator delivered, in Free Trade Hall,
liiiischester, England, one 7 of: these Tema
able speeches which from time to time have
1403 brilliancy to the, career of this re
railcable ,man. We have read this speech
with great interest, and find itcharacterized
by that union of penetration, eloquenahnd
patriotism, for which his popular addfeAses,
in the English language, of whicli he
iS_tt perfect master, have Always been re
, ';
- .
his Ildkrichester , address, ho counsels
England to a strict neutrality in the 'resent
e4Aest---not however 'from any reaard to
the- interest?. of England, bat in the.eon
viation that the sympathies . of the British
rulers are with Austria. lie distinctly
charges them on this score,maintaining that
they have never expressed a word of friend
rMeap artsieiy in regard tpthe, fate -of
Italy, while they had manifested the pro
foUndest solicitude for Austria.
His position is, of course,that of an ardent
• -
Hungarian -patriot, win) hopes ice the
ferments and agitations of Italy extend to
his native country ; he looks upon Austria
as . i.he :oppressor 'of his ' people -L-=a'-sort Cf
monster among the nations, red with crimes
against liberty, against which the thunder
tones of his masterly eloquence have been
directed for years, and he is averse,•in the
present contest, to seeing her strengthened
even by a Moral approval.
In this view, the burden of his adjura
tion to England is. "If you ,cannot help
Italy, for heaVen's sake do not help Austria,
:the ciPpressor .of Italy. Do not allow' your
prejudices .ngainst France and the ruler ..of
France to place you on the side of tyranny
and wrong."
Kossuth draws an ineenious distinction
between the French and the Austrian goV
ernmentii for in France the despotism is
personal and temporary, while the tia-
tion is essentially free, radiating the light of
selenee andart to all the World ; but in. Aus
tria the despotism is absolute, part and pae
eelof the national life,depressingand blight
ing whatever comes within its influences.
Admitting, however. that the governments
are equally odious, that fact in itself would
be an argument rwainst the interference of
England. If the taskmasters go to war, sap:
Kossuth, let theM tear each other to pieces
if they leave. He adds, at the same time,
that he knows nothing of the intentions of
Louis Napoleon, although he, believes that
his interests were all on the side of the inde
pendence of the nations.
The-se are his views. He is naturally, C irom
hitaantecedent.% unwilling to see any merit in
any position Austria may assume. She is the
dragon of his imagination, and he lia.s still
hopes that he may be the Hercules who
shall crush the monster's head. He is
not positively unjust - in what he says of the
government which he regards as the heredi
tary enemy of his native land; but he avoids,
to a great extent, the discussion of the
causes or ground-work of the present Eu
ropean contest. '
At the elate of his rein its he intimates
that hemayspon be called upon to go to Hun
gary. Thisiatietimprobablejor the Vienna
. .
correspondent of theLotiden Times refers to
the unquiet state - ofthatcOnntry. Hungary
alone cannot sunC,ned,:lkihrowing off the.
Austrian. rule. -,Thissla 'does not work , for .
nothing, and if to Cripple Austria, she aids
Hungary, the Czar will be quite likely to
:Aaktte, the_: province for pay.: pettvgen
Austrian and Russian sway, the Magyar has
not much to choose. -
IN NOTICING, in yesterday's POST, that Paul
\-- 111.orphy had been beaten by 'Mr. Thompson,
of New York, the initiated in chess,- will: fully
understand that it was no great beat after all.
Mr. Thompson has no superior in New York
as a chess player, and in accepting the odds of
a Knight Mr. Morphy Was placed in about the.
same position as a boxer with one hand tied, be
hind him, Mr. Thompson ought to win ala'rge
proportion of guiles with such odds.
Counterfeit postage Stamps.
Recent 'investigations into the affairs of the
rmt Office, lead to the belief that that de
piirtment of the government loses one i million
dollars a year by the use of counterfeit antfie
-
*Washed postage . stamps.- It is believed that
there are two classes of persons engaged :in
this nefarious business--onewhich manufac
tures either, from engraved. or photographed
•plates, and sells new postage stamps ,
- 'and
`another, ,
that gathers those which have been
Used from waste .paPer collections, and.-: by
means of an acid washes off the post-:6111 03
stamp that was put on thorn when they. passed
'through the office. * '
. •
It is the opinion of persons . well versed in
the affairi'of the PostOffico 154partment, that
theSe'fra:tithhave an intimate' connection with
the . deficiency in its revenues, and,. coulethe
Post. Master General devisol some
,means', to
stop thern i the Departnumt would soon Leconte
a sey-sustaining one. •
. .
The Pope and the War. •
The Pope is said to look most placidly on
the contest. Cardinal IVisernan recently re
. lated , a speech of His Holiness which is'worth
preserving. Hero it is : 'Whether in Rome
. - -Or exile, whether freo or in' prison, lam the
shall still be the Vicar of ChriSt, and
the head of the . Church!'
A COTEXPOICARY says tho indefatigable Bon
,ner, of the incomparable ledger, hal soctlred
the services of. Paul 3forphy, Ales' unappicifich
able, for the chess column of his paper.; The
Xing of- Chess, and the Prince or Weekly
Literature ought to be able to travel well tO-;
- gether. We are not able to say 'Whait .
ath
thereil in this rumor, that Bonner has.:offered,
_ an almost ;Maboundect sum to induce Louis
• polr:na to-hecome his militar y correspondent
[_•lp`idng the *isliazi a1159.1*1..,,And.34i1dif0t
;4 1 a: 3I'S';w4IL that Bye; t i t* 0 F
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Mous. Blonen at the Fall
. 5 . .,,,
The 74ingara Fulls Gazette c0n11013f.:44.1
has bee4id
on footliii - Listett o :l l'l,n4.lresa4q rif. -
munerafSiMon€3Bl4 4 :4 in tq t/Lfite rrt* riak
an attAit tcttiross - pligtOiF ui*: a tigisil
4 0 2,i.:kethinirdtlho*:agirof
the rope and satisfying Mona. Blondfn's;,di r 3 , ',
mands will be large, and should be shared
the. railrOad and others, who are sure to be pe
cuniarily benefittod by such a wonderful ex
hibition.
Tim 15th inst., is the time used upon for the
performmme of
. the feat, if,tho ... arrangements
can b o cohoind&l;4ii apetAna.:`._
A ts.sw worider lifts'beetildiacovered in New
York, in the person; Of a Man named Icarl
asser te4, Lua igtF . eyes 1 , Ho
has one pair in the usual place, and another in
the: boa . .. of 'his head.: A correspondent of
the ..Erening Poit, whci enjoys the acquaintance
theindividual, says thnt both sets of eyes
are Perfect, and •he sees backwards and for
wards at the same time, with equal ease, com
prehending at a glance every thing within the
rangq.of his vision either way. The objects
which he simultaneously beholds, - lie' do
scribe with wonderful accuracy. Indeed, ho
is remarl,:lible for his descriptiVe powers. Stir.
Saul a man of extreme diffidence, and the
peculiarity of his visual construction has been
carefully concealed, and has heretofore been
known only to some of his most intimate
friends. The back of the need is quite flat : but
ho has long hair, which eflcetitiilly conceals the
Dirge eyes, which are generally protected by a
bandage." As if the above is not wonderful
enough, the correspondent of the Pest makes
the following wonderful statement : "He is
highly intelligent, and social in his habits, and
owns considerable property, which ho has ac
cumulated by honest industry."
TILE French and Austrian accounts of the
battle of Montebello,indicnto the development
of the art of lying during wars. The French
and Sardinians report that they had 0,000
troops, which defeated the :Austrian 16,000.
The Austrians state the forces of the allies at
. 15,000, and the Austrian force at :1,1100. This
is as bad as the conflicting, reports of opposing
political parties of the grand demonstrations
of either side, or the talcs told of the debates
of the champions of tho various parties. We
see new how it happens that the pen is might
ier than the sword.
ON Tuesdaymorning, the President and Sec
retaries Thompson and Floyd returned to
Washington from their visit to North Carolina,
and a Cabinet meeting was immediately held
for tho discussion of Mexican affairs, which it
is understood the President declared his inten
tion to let-thewhele,subject lie over until the
next meeting of Congre,s, exc..pt Am to the
protection, so far as possible, of American in-
terests, at all points accessible to our ls
THE United States Agricultural Society,
have affected arrangements of the most Fzitis
factory character have ju=t been effected in
Chicago, for,the purpole of holdim; the nest
National fair at that place on the 12th of Sep
tember. So great i 3 the: :interest felt. in the
matter by the eIL/7.1113 of Chicago, that every
assmoneo waa given, on their part.- that the
exhibition should be the largest and mo=t im-
posing that has ever been hold in Ow country
SI: !TOT: DOCULA, hai roturtwa from
vkit to the South, nod reached his Immo at
Chicago on Monday evenine; 1:1,4„ in ex eollent
health and spitjti. It k his intention to , pond
twe•or three week in Chicago, nt the pre , ent
time, and then;: he will lon absent for a short
perioi 7—after for the urea part, he
will be in Chieitgo . and other pa rte of the state
until about December.
Tan IttVEI, on Tundiy, won the great four
mile race at Eclipse Course. Bill Dearing
came in second hest, and iSlasher and Englis.
were distanced. There were about four thou-
Land people at the count'. AW extra race be
tween Agitator, Gleneona and Daphne was
won by the former. The limo was not extra-
ordinary
Tit E Pittsburgh and Erio Railroad Company
has purchased iron s cle:nt to lay their rmul
to Jamestown, as far as gri Qd; and it ii now
understood that simultaneous • with the open
ing of the Sunbury and Eric ad to War
ren, will the Pittsburgh lino L opened to
Greenville.
WASIIINOTOIS TAYLOR, the celebrated coun
terfeiter; in whose possession $20,000 bogus
stuff was found, together with all tho plates and
materials for making; Inure, escaped from the
jail at .Carni_ten . , IsT:J:; on Tdesday night Insi, by
sawing out of hie cell. Three other persons
,under sentenence to the Penitentiary, escaped
with him.
A MAI" wife lately died in Now York, a
upon exhumation of the body, not n trace of
poison WAS found in it. This is regarded as a
romarkablo proof of theadi - aneement of vi r
tue and domestic happiness in that exemplary
city.
obsery that another installment of ten
thousand dollars has been paid over by . Mr.
Riggs, the
.treasuver, to_ Mr. Washington, in
payment for Mt. Vernon. Out of $200,000 pur
chase money, only about $30,000 now remains
to.Wpatd. i -•
TRE .1416A1-400'0,s •have "struck a vein "
richer t,huu those of the new , diggings. They
have found irnmeniegnitrititiesof ginseng, near
St. Paul; Two dollars 'a
day is the ordi nary
result of the labor bf digging this root.
Tiis IVe4 Pnint'Cadets . 111 re written a neat
letter to' Miss Cunningham,ii 'enclosing $458,
their aubscripiton to the 'Mount Vernon Fund
I,IVIII each cadet:
Nqiv. jersey there is a good prospect of
apples, pear, and cherries,.but not of peaches.
• Fayette County Nominations.
' tiritorvrowN, Juno 7th., 1859.
•
FRIEND BARR.—Our: .)enlocratic primary
clection_mumo s off onHaturday last, and result
ed in tho nomination of the following ticket :
Assembly, Henry Galley.; Sheriff, John Tier
nan; Commissiener, 'John Schnatterly; Treas
urer, Isaac Hurst; Auditor, James Cunning
ham; District Attorney H. Pfayford; P.
H. Director, James Carter ; Surveyor, Martin
-On Monday the Return Judges , and Central
Committee met in Uniontown and endorsed
the National Administration, and appointed
Westley Frost; 'Esq. 'and Col: A. E. Wilson
delegates to the next State Convention.
A writer in the Albany Atlas has a word
too say in defense of King Bombri of Naples.
ila say,s
“ 'Ferdinand was really the friend of pee
play,. and his people knew it. lie was immense-
Popt l at Ffith. ll l9 e rei- aryl-the peasantry of
hiftl4l 3 Vol l t.t. Mt( tlici &Veit Alidittie land
ewmem wpuld lave etl?Torcci, lark the people
put:him back:on his throne. Ha wasa barrier
between his proud nobles and . pioprietora and
tln sir .teninits. . He would not suffer rack-rent
nor extortion by the landlord from the tenent.
Considered that the land of hiskingdom was
for the people's and not fOr. the noble's
lux airy. The nobles and proprietorshatedtim.
Thepeople loved bins, `:and will drop honest
tea But . the French organs
an , , - Anans•(and. Blast they make
01 4 nevi* forgive him be- -
can . ',...7.ldalifither.imitatit nor be cajoled
= • j . or pp , ding for for-.
* g . ?while tivitziposolhcm , •,,Sko
y "r , • .
4 _ •
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4 - •
3117 TUE OLD' Vs.
ken
pm time ago a story tille roundsin a man who, havinepreatitted.:4limself in:,
his shirt sleeves at the Atoericidi Miuteuni,New
:fork, received the loan : : Of...o,;.cOat'Omsd•' after
•Svlitiving the curiosities,', , ...aloPed With the gar's'
moat, obtaining a sight of; the elephant and a
splendid swallow-trail for twent.fllitt - cents.
ibis reminds us of en ntfair that occurred in
'1840; on board-the - Old - Columbus, when she
lay at Charlestowp•Navy Yard. One dapyleng,
green Vermont6r - stiaggled'ci board t'the
gate, and examined everything on deck with
curious eyes. The officer of the watch, from
his:bearing and, the neatness of Iris uniform, at
tracted the Yankee's netiCe. '
"Get n pretty good place here, hey ?"' he In
quired. •• • •
The: officer assented. •
"What wages do you get
"Ond hundred , and. twenty-live • dollars a
month."
-•" One hundred and twenty-fivedollars! All
to yourself!'Shah!"
sir."
"liVal, I wonder if I couldn't got some
thing to do here myself?" •
"Oh, yes; you'd'make a pretty good Mid
shipman."
'Wttl, what are the midshipmen's wages,
for a green hand ?"
"Forty dollars a month only." •
"Only forty dollars! Jerusnlem! Why, I
was told to hire out for ten. But where
can I be made a midshipman on ' Say,
quick !"
"Down below. sir, in the steerage. As soon
as I'm relieved I'll see to it."
Down went the quizzer and the quizzed.
A bevy of young midshipmen 'required no
prompting to perpetrate a piece of mischief. A
spurious warrant was soon made out, and the
green-horn equipped in a splendid uniform, in-
eluding nn elegant chapeau tuid costly
sword, by a joint contribution of the mess.
Thus furnished, lie was directed to present
himself to Commodore S., in the cubit, and
report ready for ditty. He was told that the
Commodore might be pretty grutf—" it was a
way he had," but not to mind it. The steer
ago being full, the new midshipmnn was to
demand quarters in Ike Commodore's cabin ;
in fact, ho was ordered tntake - poeseesion of a
certain ,late-room. The Commodore's black
looks and angry word, were to be regarded us
nothing—he had no right to use either_ Thus
"pasted tho'victim presented himself to
the Commodore, with—
" Old hoes, how mire your
S. started ; he had come :terms a rain avis.
-Take n sent, sir.
.•I kin help myself, old fellow—l ginerally
do," wa-s the reply of the Vermonter, in he
dung himself into one seat and crossed his legs
upon smother,
" You are one of the new midshipmen, I sup
pow t:" remarked. the Commodore, who, from
the first, suspected something.
"I ain't notin'•else."
tihuil I tumble you for your warrant"
"Catch hold, old buy."
The Commodore leol:ed at the document,nnd
then at. his Visitor.
" Who gave you
"The fellers down stairs—and I'm now ready
fir duty."
" , That's 01100 , ih. Now you can go."
"Not as you know on, squire. The cellar's
chock full---and f ain't a goin out of this 'ere
in n hurry. I tell you. 0, you needn't rare
up old filler. t sec the mattf,c----you're
a lo , lle rip beret . ' And the brilliant
youth totiehed hi; forele-tel with Irk foretin•
ger. •• Fan, a gOill into 'ere ellainlwr to
Lake a right good stio,,,e---latot, and all, by
gravy!"
A; ho proc,,Aing to i'3:0(2111.e this nw:n
nee. the Commodore took him by the arta and
led hire to the gangway. eoilitingto the sen
tinel, lie retanked very mildly " You see
that loan with n musl,et ; now if you ,io:ft
eloar out directly, tmd leave the ,Itip yard,
and never ,how face u!.,,aitt. order him
to shoot yo
u
The Yankee broke—and in two riPerialAF Fla
blue coat-tail was llostint; in the rear, as
,l a? ia:d ou t of ti es yar,l with the speed of
flying jackaes.
In it minute afteward4. nail a dorm terrified
midshipmen ru , 11.1 oir tied: and t i,l„cd t,tie lib
.rty aallore.
ME=
King Mitnba.
MOE
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ey
P I 4 1 r
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THE
gentlemen. - said the Cotamodere,
" I grant no liberty to-day."
Si: fares fell a feet,' and six young joker.
returned to their -Ines—room as melanchtdly
unites et an uldertuan'i funeral. They never
saw or heard any thin! , of UV: yankee afteMvard
—nor the uniform either.
New York Vinanticring.
Tho of Wednc-day, has the follow
ing in 4.lli2iliereial
No further faikl,lA are announced today.
Messrs. Tr,nhohn Itrotheis nail send ono of
their firm to England to-morrow. to OIL+ .eire
of their bills and hold their cotton for the buni,
ut Charleston. It is generally t•xla , eted - that,
unles_.s u further decline in cotton should take
place. the , rrialitors will lose nothing. The
liabilities of Mr. Durand. whose suspension
was also caused by the de.:line in cotton, are
estimatod o. $:100,000. The huv4.3 per the Cu
nard 'steamer is anxiously expected liy.tho cot
ton houses. Should it be unfavorable, tonic
further entbarmstnenLc :nay be expected.
It is understood that, a few days since,
Wall street broker, by name E. Belknap, of
80 Wall street, was arrested at the suit cd the
Saringfield, Mount Vernon and Pittsburgh
Railway, on n elturq,e of disposing of bonds of
that Company. The person in saii.stion gave
bail and was liberated. To-day farther &Fel ,
opmen Li appear in the CILSO. It seems that in
December lad, Mr. Belknap who had been for
three years a customer of the 'Union flank,
and stood well in the opinion of the late rresi
'dent, Mr. Demizig ' and presented himself-to
that gentleman and stated that he desired to
pay oil a loan of $lB,OOO, which the bank had
inside him on stock securities. He handed his
cheek on the Union Bank (not certified) to
Mr. Doming, who thou returned him his secu
.rities. On leaving the bank, Mr. Belknap
stopped at the teller's desk, and presented a
check for $OO,OOO, observing that be had just
,been negotiating a loan. Tho teller certified
the cheek without hesitation. At 2 that
day the then cashier discovered that the bank
had been thus drawn upon to the extent of
$169,0K and had no funds of Mr. Belknap's
in its possession. On calline• ' on Mr. Belknap
for an explanation, he was told that ho (Mr.
In bed been disappointed in obtaining a loan
front a private blinker, and could not Make
good his account The' securities-which ho
had obtained from Mr. Periling that morn
ing Iniatated that he bad forWur4ed to Boston,
and would not have them again in his posseztdon
until his father's estate had been. divided.
Alter some discussion the cashier at length ob
tained this abovemetrtioned bonds of the Spring
field, Mt. Vernon .and Pittsburgh railway,
which are said to be Worth about $BO,OOO. - Mr.
'Deming, then made a lop. to Belknap of the
amount obtained .by 'him, and 11E14404' the
course of events.• The bank has since ob
tained a mortgage on Belknap's share of his
father's estate, which was Worth $O,OOO. Ho
is the son oe 'the late Tihn Belknap, of Boston,
and has for some years been 4;4:aged in busi
.ness as a bank note broker, with extensive con
nections among a certain class of country
'banks.'
Tui colvrnAcT for building the Citizens'
Passenger 'Railroad has been awarded to .3-on
athan of Philadelphia,' a gen
tleman of much expririenee in railroading, and
possessed with Pyripientmoney . and energy to
build the retid,to lawreneev ;lie a short
Limo, which will be hailed with delight by our
eitlzens'generally. • -
TITLIE cities, Chicago, Beston and
York,,have been the scenes of forty-four mur
ders since the first of January last.
A PRIVATE letter frcim ,Rorne, dated April
06, says that "our countrymen and other strang
ers sojourning temporarily in Rome, have be
come very much excited and alarmed by the
news of the war, and aro scampering away as
fast as they can. Ex-President Pierce cut and
run on the second day of Holy Week. Ho ap
peared at St. l'eter's.oa Sunday. and r although
seats were Secured foi. the ex..:King of Pifssia
the ex-Queen of Spain, the diplomatic - corps,
and other distinguished strangers, there. were
not fOr the Ci-Presideht; and no
theleast attention except. the conifer of Air
William Beach Lawrence, who succeeded is
getting :him a ~place somewhere: among, the
creiard. .It is thought there must haVebeinlan
intention in this discourtesy to - General Pierce;`
and.this view is rather confirmed by the feel
that 'when Mr. Ttm Buren , and'llr....P.llltnorci
wore in Rome unusual civilities :were , stroWn,
- ,
• :Saa.air Dais, in Abe Stmiagfleldltußean
recommends to . .bashfal ladies Who - are aired
out of connteappe ..ba. cru inei4 stop -
.0104,10 reg, , ( 044..t& aflittOt _
t.A. • . 44- ,t • u
'ft% I+4';
r.
From the Philadelphi.a Evening Journal.
Pittsburgh and .Allegheny Bonds.
We . are told in llolyV rit that ten righteous=.
In' en ;,euldlave-Sitvod Soden( front ti6itra-.
tion4-.lf that ancient , city could have been,
Saved:from physical destruation - by the happy
posseision'nf so stnall apopulation of virtuous.
PooPld, tifo City . of Tittsbtirgh- can, be saved
from a more fearful destructionthe destruc-
tion of financial credit and of individual and
collective moral character—by possessing two
hundred good honest men, who are willing to
step forward in this evil hour of attempted re
pudiation, and. to stand up manfully for the
reservation of municipal faith and honor.
Wo hail it as a most auspicious circumstance—
as a sign of daybreak after a most dark and
glomuy,pight—Pat two hundred men of sub
stance and inlluenceare found, Who hula upon
living up to contracts deliberately entered into.
We are all the more gratified at this; because
we have been told by the Arch Repudiator and
his: followers,-that there did not exist a singlet
person in all Pittsburgh or Allegheny, who was
not opposed, tote owl°, to the collection of
taxes for the purpose of paying interest on
Bonds issued to Railroads. And not only this,
but that the whole community to a man, would
Openly resist the process of a:Court if sought
to be executed in favor of the Bond Holders,
Bittin - the manly protest of the immortal two
hundred, who not only love honesty for itself,
but believe it to be the best policy, we find a
triumphant refutation of this wholesale slen
der of a community, 'We observed also, a
few weeks ago, the proceedings of the German
Republican Convention, in Which those sturdy
friends• of freedom and of justice—declared
their open hostility to repudiation, and their
determination to use all means in their power
to have the municipal faith preserved inviolate.
"The ball is rolling on," and we confidently
expect to see it roll on till it gathers all the
honest but now misguided citizens into ono
solid mass of pure civic integrity, and leaves
the miserable foes of honesty so 'deeply im
bedded in the slough of their filthy' repudia-
I thin, that no ono will be willing to soil himself
with their contact, but take pleasure in point
ing "the linger of scorn " althorn. Those who
have been misguided, will soon see the error
of their ways. Honor, everlasting honor to
the tsio hundred, and to the Republican Ger
mans. Go on in your good work, and retrieve
your former unstained character for your own
benefit now, and as an inestimable legacy to
your children hereafter.
rinLSIDENT BUCHANAN has been appointed
a Doctor of Laws by the University of North
Carolina. Bishop Otey, of Tennessee, has
received the same honor.
THE whole number of persons convicted in
Now York State of crimes, last year was 10,-
330. Cif 'these 2,705 were in New York coun
ty, and 2,178 in Kings.
M ARRIED 3
(hi Therelly, the th inst., IT the Rev. W. li.lloward
MARCUM W. ACIILIiON to SOPHIE 10., tleng titer
W. C. Reiter, M. D.
Nervousness. or Weakness of Any Kind.
IF ANT of our Ttuident aro troubled with
I:4l , Fousnosit or Weakneaft of nny kind. they Omuta pro.
eon, y, i, o ttle of 01:1111AVI-.7S HOLLAND HITT
\y e jog, : trite; eon reeommend it confidently, as
ti medicine giting idiom.: instantaneous relief.—Nity
tirrefully.—Tho Gennlno highly Crmeentrated
Ilmrhave's Holland hitters is put up to half pint Isolles
only, and retailed at one dollar per bottle. The grant
demand for this truly celebrated dlcalicirie has induced
low;ty Lnutatinnig, which the public should guard against
rolrebas.np. 11,;rire of imposition) See that our !mine
is on the label of every bogie you buy.
Proprietor's, No
Wood. bef.rneu First sad SecOmi btrix.to. Isitt.burgd.
3etu Advertisements.
Oakland Properly for Sale.
Tri AT PORTION OF' OAKLAND known
a- .• New Linden Grove," lying within two and a
1 1f mai.;
.st the city, 11.111 i Imen subdivided iota lots of
Convenient ii±Lo,L.„. - toonst from ono to ten acres
each.' ticAne' of Orciii :;r - el, others beautiful and
mt Oa; lrees and others
genui susceptible Of *blot; 'itnpro - •iii in the
most picturtesine tgati/ier-
These lots are nurrounduil by an ezectletit neighbor
hood. with the :Ides:low of a first.linis prirate 1. ,, h0.
•buiclit by !qr. and 'Allis. D. 31. Herr, with padac schools
in the vicinity.
A line of omnibuses lima every hour during the dal',
and a short time 11 Pa-server Railroad will In• limit,
thus .r.r..tccing them roost elitrible and .Icsirable.
or•( firilitr of access, portly of air,
•
to 11. v rtif, 111‘.;, 1 11,1 to:surpassed as
fir poontry residences. ••• ••
In order I. who may with
to jm
priwe. they are Ow following tery easy term•i:
One-tenth in hand and tha reindltil in film! PlU3V4n
mod payments.
W. O. LESLIE, 01 Diamond street.
W. E. SCHMERTZ & CO.;
• ,;f. A - M 31 OT 11
BOOT AND SHOE f.MPORIDAII
No. 31 Fifth Street;
1, tI)I L..'
C: EN TS'.
AND CHILDREN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES,
• OE ALL s-ryr,r-s.
T i IETR WORK FOR NEATNESS CO3l
- WITH DIJIIABILITY cannot Unsurpassed,
and consists of the LATEST FASIIIUSS.
Ladies and Gents will hint It to their intornat to call
and examine our stook I,efere purchasing elsewhere.
;Wit,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
• BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOTS AND SHOES:;
CHEAP FOR CASH;
curriv roll T EASII;
CHEAP FOR CASH;.
AT JOSEPH H. BORLAND'S, '
AT JOSEPH 11. BORLAND'S,
4T JOSEPH /I. BORLAND'S
sL, second arror iron Fah.
WCIIKWIIEAT SEED
100 Bushels prime NEW . ENGLAND SEED
k%VID C. lIERBST,
Corner Liberty and Hand streetA
For sale by
NTOTICE 11) F4Iti4E4S
-11 Ball's Improved Ohio; lifMier;
.PatlPe Combined Reaper and tower
llc7olving flay 'Rakes ;
(Ira fl several patterns;
Any Elevators fOr Barns; • '
Scythes, Sickles,(; rams Ilooks,and Harvest Implements,
of lho most approved sorts, wholesale and retail, at Me
Seed and Implement Warehouse, 47 Fifth atreet,
Pitto
burgh, Pa. (010) J. WARDROP.
1U RN IP SEEDS—We are now receiving
„7,704 F nag the tITUL:MIugV;Y.
peut Warehouse, 47 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
"i4O WARDROP.,
rrIIIRD AIWIYAL OFSPRING GOODS.
—A largo lot of opTldg aud Summer Goods, cum
. prising all tho latest atyles, now opdaitt44.t. ,
job • C. HA 'SON LOVES,' 74 Market street.
IRS. ALLEN'S. WORLD'S TiAIR RE
STORER AND- ZYLOBALSAM and Wood's Hair
rotative, kept constantly for sale by •
.19SEKI FLEMING,
Jett) oxner Diamond and Market at.
GLYCERINE SOAP,-- ..t larr supply of
Low's Glycerine and Hon b o on iast•rmeivoa
and for salo at JOSEPH F EtllNtr4;f . •-,
JOU) ' Corner Diamond and Market Street.
h
-,Txit.s.„ke,,NO. I 1 3Ti.;:7.1e by
jet°
ERRIN4,,,-50 barrels for sale by
jam . - -.. .:- If. H. COLLINS.
COUNTING , 11.01..T5E,= 80110,9 p AND
POCKET INKSTANDI3:--ik great variety at
' )olo_'_ T.... __ -- HAN & C 0.13,6 5 Wood street.
CRECK 11001 P—On the various Banks
and i3 . rokq's in the eiLY. P.nr stile b •
jell) SAY Ir. Co., 4G :'prki !Area.
MANILLA .PAPERS.—Brown,lum
and DOO4 Wmilum Siiea•
jelo JiLLY At. CO., 5 Woad street.
T IP M AN'S PATENT gY . .1.11T
seporior ort4olo.
tap KAY k CO, 55 Wood stroet.
.DOG COLLARS,_.
DOG 111117.2 La
FISHING TACKLE,
SHOT GUNS,
RIF/AZ PISTOLS,
AMMUNITION,
CUTLERY,
MECHANICS' TOOLS, at
- - -
5 GROSS \ BARITYPS TRICOPHEROUS for
rale by I BECKHAM & KELLY,
myo
Allegheny-City.
10,000 Bale OLD GERMAN SEGARS for
by
MURTLAND d CONNOR,
• .
mra) No. 147 Liberty street.
pACKED BUTTER.-
35 biirrels good packed Butter,
10 hit do do do,
15 kegs do • do,
_.
In store, and for sale by MILLER RICK ETSON.
aka Nos. 521 and Xi& Liberty strew!.
DRUNES.-5 eases in glass jars ; . •
3 do in fancy boxgs;
casks Turkish;
60 kegs for Cooking. •
Just received and for sale by • •..-
ItEY,B.
_ at. Wood Btrooki
Cbaties Hot&
.NPr lafirerfistuttnts.
1859.- SecbAd Arrival 1859.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,'
FOURTH STREET - OARPET STORE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
WD. & H. Mx:CALLUM RESPECT-
FULLY announce that they arc receiving a ,
second supply of CARPETING. selected directly from'
the Importers and; Manufnettireta, he ono of the firm,
taw_ in Ske D% xt,t9 which thy invite the attention of
purchasers. Also, a new style of CANTON MATTING.
for Stammer Parlors. The latest make of-CARPET
SWEEPERS, otc., etc., which shall be offered at. the. ,
lowest rates. . McCALLUM,
rllO GET .FASHIONABLE
AND STRAW GOODS, go tri
_
New Goods! Ness - GoOda!:
a IPNER & PALMIER, -73 MA It TUT
N.JI STREET, have just received per express, a new
and beautiful assortment of Chantilly Laces, Gauntlets,
Mitto, Children'a Flats, Baskets, Sun Umbrellas,*c.,&c.,
all of which, they offer at very low prices.
N. B.—Embroideries at cost.
GIPNER & PALMER,
(Successors to Van Gortler,)
• 78, Market street.
NEW WALL PAPER—Third arrival for
tho Season. The assortment alanys complete a
the old stand, Zio. 87 Woud street. _
leg W. P. MARSHALL k CO.
D. C. KNEELAND
K EEPS CONSTANTLY ON IiAND
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOXES ;
Also. makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
BONal, suitable for Shoes. Dry Goods, de.. at F..1.5t.0111
IV prices. Corner Vitr,in alley- and IV street, (third
story—orer Citizens Bank.) Pittsbur h. Pa. Jelkly
it - tiCifirkk.RiooKOP NM - 61066s
2.1_ OPENED itt77 Market street—
!tress and Mantilla Trimmings, -'
Embroideries. Gloves, Mitts and Stockings,
• Ribbons and Millinery Goode; .
Skirts and Corsets; San thnbriillas,
Mews nirnishing Articles.
And many other desirable goods at reduced prices.
jet) . JOS. HORNE,E' Market streeL
T it PANS-20 blils. Small White for sale by
ifi ieo
Cliii*:.9E-4too boxes prime Cutting foi
k.. 1 male by l'ir•9l H H. COLLINS.
LIME -201.) barrels fresh for sale bi ---- ' —
ice
PACKING BOX ES-1W second ham
Packing Boxes for sale by
je+)
W. P. 111AI31IALL CO.
=OMNI
IX)UBLE LOCK STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
No. 20 Fifth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa
These Machines are admitted to hr the beat in market
for family use, making an elastic double thread stitch,
which will not rip,. even if every fourth :ditch be cat.
It is the only low priced double thread Machine in
market. Orders - Will be reveired and promptly filled by
M. DALY. Agent, :Co. 3J Fifth street, on the corner of
Market alley Pittsburgh. Pa.
- TiALT„ on the corner of Fifth
street and Market alley, t, the only one of the name in
business on thin street
WIT!, MIS DAV 01).1WENCE
HENS' FURNISHING GOODS.
, ' , T..l arid:EN 1:F.1.7CF,1 PRICES
Judging 0,3,, out 11,, , uatir.•SWct at
cost, rather lima carry 'limn ov cc a.
ening a call from our friends mid cmtmucts at an idi
.neetion of our wares.
I)MMEIi
T'NfF.IIBII.II:TS,
Of Ganre, Merinq Cotton, LiAlt , Tilre4d, TAnen And
my 26
BARGAINS IN
9FAXINI , IIAND PIA NCO'.
r jr „-. Rosewood Ca.e, Iron Frame; mail , by
ClintOmnitwo Ver.11,3 •
One al:: Ortaco:thawitiall Oatta,laiAL;mode by INllett a. dray I, • •
On:, &Ai Oetare,Rosenood;earred desk ; made by Nunu'
One 6 Octave, M9hOnlty C3S9, n ado by Nunns & Clark.
One 6 " " • " • " N. Y. Man. Co.
Ope 6 lo 44 " Gerd'g&Simon
One II Rosewood ~ " " Pape, Pans.
ono 6 4 , Erab6gan:, , "Itree.ht - -
Ono " loan. &lira.
Ono 6 " IA 9 .ti'
09 . 0 5 " « " t , Clamopti:
ROI S'.
41158 F....,
==l
rrillE MA NITFACTITIZERS SA W
x YEits Cll}lll ICA 01.111; ERASIVE SOAP,
after sul•jecting it -to the severest tents known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing Soap in the United •Stati, foraolitlie money, having,
at once no numy.good.pudities, (and so few discounts.)
OF BEAUTY —ln colors, dirnmess, surfaces and tex
ture generally.
OF PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine:
clay. firth oils, stale grease, and adulterations.
1 , QUALITY—For washing clothes, of every dencrip.
Coarse or 'he; cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed,
Printed 'or whIM: for LRA31.7.1 no% 'grease...pitch, paint,
Mk Minters' ink..hhoemakers' Was, etc., ..;•41.11 clothes,
furniture, and from the hands. • • •• •• '
'Give it a fair trial for
.cistrnelves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name been each bar. Ask for a ciipy
of 1116 directions. B. C. Si J. IL SAWYER. .
lett 37 Wood street, Pittsburah.s . _
L IFE-SIZE, - • -
IMPERIAL,
BUCKWHEAT SEED
Colored in Oil, Matolle, or,Pttin, in thektnost artistic
style, and nl Eastern -
WALL'S GALLERY,
,••
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,.
MERCHANT TAILORS ,
No. 83 Wood Street.
Our assortment of Summer Coatings, Cosslineres,
Linens and Vestings is now complete. We are prepared
to furnish our eUS tome rs with neat and elegant garments
at very low rates. -
JeB L 1111113117RLD & SON,-
OYS' CLOTIIING.--The rmiking, trim
ming and fitting Boys' or YtllltilFl' Clothing in a
inh of fife 'pnioriL,„,* art, which can only be acquired
by experience, and'Adalbed .by - fia". - !r.tr, for
years devoted a large part of resources of Rto
meet to this particiffac departmerit,and having fitted up
special sales enema, attended by fAmmeit, wo are enabled
to offer inducement, in finality, style and price, that
carinot be approached 'id the :04y ...Parents are invited
to call at • CH F.TER'S HALL
416 Corner Wood street. and Diamond allny.
)4ushels choice mixed
Potatoes, in store and hit iale•by
JAMEK A. FETZER,
corner Market and First streets.
TU S T RECEIVED.—A HANDSOME
nsaortmant of CII I LDit E N . 'S READY MADE.
CLOTHING, of all descriptions, Mang with Ladles'
press Caps and Head Limsses, and all the new atvles of
wr June. 4. WEAVER.
It o . Ft Airco*, 4Dgend story, Rooms Nos, 7 end 8.
joS
11,4131JSINFSS FOR SALK- 2 11.i° stock; lix-.
, .
tures and good will of a Bakery and Confectionery,
Nal,l Fountain, Saloon; Furniture, die., in a good,
location in tits ci; - y, for vale by
jeS. •• 8. CUTtifilia: A BON, Si Market street.
A. LARGE BUILDING LOT,- on 'Carson
street, Soutli Pittsbagti, for Pale by
• joS - 8. Cl37llBEB'l'4 SON. 511.1a.thet. street.
111 P .LOG Ny.0,0
IiIrADDE4: I.'nfifE--2 p.asks for sale by
iti_ D. L. Fit.MT.E.STOCji
Od k CO.,
PS N 0.60. eon...
-• lion.rth and Wo streets.
. ----1- - - 1.. - , - ,. -
RED TARTAR-100G lbs. for saie . 3
11. L. FAHNESTOCK & CO.,
jeS No. GO, earner Fourth and Wood streets.
SOWN & TETLEY'S,
1 . 36 Wood street.
B"s'SHOT G ttent ion is invited
to our stock of -
BOYS'
They were-manufactured especially to our order, and
ar6 light, Welt ilnishedrtutd. `entirely reliable and sate.
Parents who would learn-their boys to be marksmen,
should examine these beautiful weapons. • .
CARTWRIGUT & YOUNG;
Ea Wood street.
..
.BANKERS' SPECIE SEALING WAX—
Warranted to burn freely without dropping - too
9tnektl. • CIO] < HAY k 5.5 Wood street.
18 IL—Mackerel, Herring - and Lake
OA: gab, f all kinds, in store and for sale. by •.
je3 HENRY H. COLLINEC
ESSENCE - OF; J.:OOI S CA
1-11 GlNaglt—A tenable. Medicine rolowimier a,
'told at corner *aricet. Street and Diamond, b
jo7 - .„ ; JOS.' F .6„!
\ .
444,,
RATS AND CAPS
D 0 D.P,B?,
119 wood Street,
One door South or Fifth.
THE $2O AND .$4O.
ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE
HOSIERY STORE OF
MR.""a" ,
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
No. S 3 WOOD STREET,
TQ S MIL I_, OE . 1."
Their and compiet, t,TI:ocK
LINEST COATS
AND DIJ§TEIIS
HI [Lin FELL',
Lt..1111:8111.ELII L
S - r. Wot...tlNtriLet.
u 's (~FRienf.
For ale by
JOHN II: MELLOR,
7'l-10T 0 C3l-RA".I-,IS,
,r . l!ttling, Fourth street,
/1.).-100 barrels for sale-by
11. T,. FAIIICESTOi: d CO.,
lap. 60, corner Wood and Fourth stream.
uw..7, s or.. 4 Loark iid : e N itk eit .B.rig itt. 1 ; 1 /.
M=lnamm•....`
!d
'Didditl3ll'ollA3l FAHHEN
10' GLIB H/tlLHOALl.—Tll , Maiiioners to open
books adet s rOeire subsbriptitina to Arc Stock of said
Wed, tan' met*ifor purpdse HARES HOTEL,
oit the etperfd ;Fourth' and 'Chant , iitteets, in the city
of Titt*tirghr..o 1110NPAY, the 2fth, instant, at 7%
o'hlock f ir. load
01*ICEOF ALLEGHEIMINSURANCE co., }
No. 37 Fifth street, Pittsburgh.
INSTALMENT NOTICE.—THE SECOND IN.
STALMENT of TWENTY DOLLARS ($2O) PER
SHARE to the Capital Stock of the Allegheny Insurance
Company—in- accordance with the provisions-of -the
charter of incorporation—will be due and inyable on or
before SATURDAY, THE nee DAY OF JUNE next en
siling. [jeLlw] D. N. BOOK, Beast-all.
City and County Insurance Company.
MOTIC.E IS HEREBY GIVEN, TIUT,
11 persiiane'd tintiet Asieinbly relatilaithere;
to, and the Charier ,of Incorporatibd, approved April
17th, 1850, Book4re receive sonscriptions to.tbo.fr ,
Stock of the C',A,,Und County ItisurimeeCortipan4 rr tipe
city of2lfeny, will tm i o n r m the office df
Ph.re.R.So , Federal atm Allegheny,- t
WED, AY and TR AY - , sth, 6th Add 7th, of
July, triidat the - office of WYd. -- P.'BAUfd.,'Oti - St. Clm
street, - Pittsburgh, on FRIDAY and SATURDAT,IIIeBth
and 9th o July next, to remain open for F/91 Mill, (dn.
leis the stock be sooner subseribed„) from 10 A.to 4
o'clock, P. M.,„ of each 'day. • • • • -
Josiah King, . James L. anthem,
Henry Irwin, ..:Wm B. Posey,,...
• Peter Peterson,. . John Birmingham,
0. G. Craig, • Wm. P. Baum; ' ' '
James Old, ' . John Irwin,
James Gibson, - John Sampson, -,
C. Yeager, George Lewis,
Samuel ,
Gorndyi lifeholas Voeghtly, San;
John A. Scott, . . R.P.MoDowell, .7
John W. Riddle,, David Greig,.,
SamlLindsay, Jun, I J. Longmore,
M. Borland, • Thomas Farley
D. M. Evans. Alex. Rilands, -. •
It. W. Poindexter, Thos. Donnelly,
James Park, Jun., James A. Gibson,
D. Leet Shields, , Commintioners.
je7:td
PIANOS! PIAN,OS!!-
New Arrival of Pianos.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE
calved from the manufactory or
CHICKERING & 501713,
A fresh supply of their ,
IJNIVIVALLED PIAIIIOS.
The instruments' have all been selected personally , by
the. subscriber, at the Factory, -
ESPECIALLY 'FOR TIIIS'MARKER
Those in want of Pianos are invited to rill and ex.am
ine this sleek, winch comprises ail the' various styles
manufactured by cbickering & Sow, from tha plainest
to the most elaborately carved cases, and at prices to
suit all purchasers. ' • • • •
WALL INSTRIJMENTA WARRANTED:IM
JORN H. DIELLOB, •
jet -
NEW •STOCIi OF' MELODEONS.
JUST RECEIVED-A SPLENDID NEW'
lot of Id EL ODE GB'S. from the•-•' '
factory of .hfASON HAMLIN, Boston,
ineludum all the styles made by this firm.
There itertrunients have been approied'
by the greatest musicians; in the country—us Dr. Lowell
rri.1.4011, Goo. F. Root, W. 13. Bradbury, and otliers—con
cequently they can be relied ou as being fiat closiindru
inents. They are noted for toe-following points:
L Their pare and musical quality of tone.
2. Their great power of tone. - .
2. Their perfect equality of tone.
4. Their prompt and easy touch.
5. Their ix-uutiful styloOf Anidh.••••
G. Their durability. • • •
7,Their cheapness of price.
FCr'tale'eafr - bc ' .1,01 IN IL MELLOR,
• -11:;,. 81 Wail street
Dercriptire circulars mailed to 40 44445a0. • igoyia
E. scumEraz d CT). -
lioceju.t. recelvo4 a larg,a'gtock of
GENTS' PATENT LEATHER
AND FRENCH CALF
CONGRESS GAITERS
A6o, UENTS' PATENT LEATHER CAL? OS-Mid
?11:: ..") , D STRAP SHOES.
WM. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokeks,
frood Arimeit, ff. - 0 1 qer . tat T-Mr.th
- PITTOI3I3/i6ii, PEXS'A
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER'S OFFICE:.
surExisTElsaa!,ll . 4
AT OrairETERT.
TERRA . cotirA Olt
STONE WATER* PIPES,
Fgo* T1:1 Ofz
pri op g fromT WriTo tii*puitt pu, ! pprliNO !
ROCHESTER PEARL -STARCH,
. For oafs, Wholesalo M maafactureys Prices
AMY OLLINS,'
FORWARDING .AND COMMISSION•IdERCHANT,.
CU ESE, Burrxtt s .splaiii t .. sum,
PRODUCE GIINERALLT:
jell] 253 - Vooit' Sr.
MEIM
1)EI)FORD H ISL
ALP kinnen SOIXIIttet rasa; '? - be men'
tbethe reception•of ciwtors'oathe6rsto44l,l4tigt
open tat the tirA"of
The hotel will be under the management'of Mr. k. G.
41h?n, who.so experience, courteous manneminad atten 2
won ta ' iiis gnuiWgiff44ll9RMPlB44-mßPßzeuFPc'Tnibft
and hind trtmtment,'
Parties wishing rooms or any information. in seed to
the place, will plenee rtddreas --•
Superintendent of Bedford Miner.d , ,Springs.i
. .
AND MEDIUM
FIRST - PREMIUM AWARDED BYTHE
STATE FAIR TO • • • • • ,
It A F. & C .
FOR_ THE Br.sr
C), 3MII ;
For tho best Range for faralWS,
AronDiplopia bank
a large assortment of }footing Mores, Plain atilt Fancy
Grata Fronts, Fenders, Sad and Dog Irons, Sugar I;iat
tleg, Tea Kettles, Wagon Boxes, Irollo*Ware, ao.
GRAFF: 3',C04 Na. 246 Idbertystrodt,'-
fe2 At the haul of Wood street.
00T, RUST CLARK,
- •
R" ' YENVPACII7II.I3II " .
SPERM,
,lArkilX, LARD AND.
MIN - BN.;" pus, ~
Also, Straka, /dank. Sttneo,, , Tanaees
Sperm. Patent and Adamaiatine Cindier, •
Jaltlyd 31 FERRY STREET, NE N ito.N.L.
A. A. - CARRIER A, BROTHER,-' AGENTS I
- •
No. 63 Fourth Street.
t
01131 ONW EkLTII.INSuIaANCE
• IL) COMPANY, at illtrziakurz,'Pri. Cluirtetxtitspital,
6300,000. Hon. SIMON C FQN. Ptesidea4 i 3. B.
Carrier, Secretary. .61 - 11ARU FLEE, AND NA Wig IN:
SI:MANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia -.. ."Pet 8 1, V 2 4-
780.73. Hon. JOEL JONE 3 - President; J.• B2Airord.
Secretary. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE -COMPANY,
Phikulelphia. Assets,l3.6 I.tl GEORGE I.I.HAST,
President; IL E. co Secretary.
Of
French;ll , vglish nta Amesierui" Yertur 3'60 of
' Inds_ . Hair Brushes, - Tooth Brtishai,'ete..:4l6:,
L.: WILCOX'S,
COruer:of SinithSeld and Fourth Streets:
MILL FEED - 165 sacks Ship:Stull;
eeired and (oriole by .7. A. IiETZER,
Jo. . Corner Market and Firststreets.'
§PONGR3.—A fine lot of Bathing spot i gos ;
also. Morgan 13n s! Time - retie:was, is cheap mann
ute for Sponge now and naPnat article. For Weir"
wirAhzair_. - car. Elnikhfield arid ith sts.
PRIME • COFFEE: . 75 'tags prime
r a tr eD i ß st moved. 'For .sate by • •
• MUKTIAND 0024N0R;
mys 3 • -
1 00 GROSS . 31" LA NE'S
store,,and for male by_ -
BEGLid , a MELLY; -
m yg . - • ".•• • Anegberry city.
VERAGES, • LAWNS; :. Due ;; SUN
UMBEELLAS, LiOEMANTLEfik RC, I._gc 3 4 44;
'aortment. •- 1041 C. - HANSON LOVE, 74 Italica-10
11 A N E R -CASES- POW FOC:
I BOOKS—A MI assortment-at - •
jell KAY * GOB., 55 Wood Amt.
TARESS GOODS, SHAWLS, ,MANWLES,
Needle Woric,Hoelev, liutunieg, szld / 10, 0 8 rar7-
nishing Goods, Dqmestio, kn.
led C. RANSON Lore.l4 lltailtel street.
FRESH TEAS.7-50.11alicbests Green apcj.
Black Tess, various Brades: 20 c! 1 44• T unsay 4 9 .
different sizes, in itdrdinidYor esto - .
:,1020 imbibe*, We*.
7 NBT
.104 nitudr
cen Neff cheap t 0
snyla _74 40811411
"=,
✓ ca
AT Na 3 FIPTII STREET'
ansmittit.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO,
OF PJTTSBURCH.
OFFICE-No. 37 Fifth Street* Batik lilleielk.
'INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
..1. FIRE AND MARINE . RISKS.
LSA,A.C. JONES, President; JOHN I). MeCORD, Vice
President; a M. BOOK, Secretary; Capt. 'WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent.
Dniscrols—lmao Jones. C. G. Hussey, Harvey ChM.%
Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson , B. I...Fahnestock, John
D•likiCerdrlsaao-M-Pennock. P., P. Sterling, Capt.-Wm.
Dean, Thos:M.Howe, Robt. H. Davis. . In . 0.! 1 -
1
. . . ,
DE A ' ; 'AlMllltilrif
•
SAFETY
SI4tELAZIONdOXP.Mixr
re0Rp9mw,py .. .. :1 14,7 LaapL24.-
' , wpm F,ENDikviriu,lB3.
ttimdrrzthiziyD-wAiNiil4sis.
MLMJELMA.
Mart meAhmilmiamie;
ox viers;
ii pasta of the arbrid. -- :
Fltplije+
On Goods, by Riser, Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages
Igiallparterot
FIRS INSUBANCItz - •
...On Merchandise generally
,'
• • On Stores, .Owelhng Mouses, oba, ete.,
88E TB' 0 THE COMPANY,
NOuxaMil,lBsB.
Bondi,Voitgages, and Reid Estate— —$ :1,361
Philadelphia City 611 cent. ..... 105,144 00
Pennsylvania State 1.,0.t0• 104,426,00
United States Treasury Notes...." 00 4 12 00
Stall amt. Mortgage B4;114/5.:1••••••_•..r. 5. 4 3 7 0 00 .
Sloe in Railroads, thi s and Insurance Vos-. 2 5 ,5 02 50
Bills, at1,666:36
Cash oa
qlalanee in hanas ZFA i ents, Premiums on
Marine Policies reeently issued, and other 61,::48. 14
debts due the .. .
Wm. Martin, - - Samuel E. StOke%
Edmund A:Sonder, J. F. Peniston,
Theophillut Paulding, Henry Sloan,
JohnT.:Patirose, . Edward Darlington.
Jobe C.Davur,_ 'Jones Brooke,_
: James Traquaari - Spencer M'llvaine,
Wm, Eyre, Jr.; Thomas C. Hand,
James.C.Hand,, Robert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, • Jacob P. Jones,
.loseph.H. Sea 4 James R. M'Farland,
.Dr..R. M. Hasten, Joshua P. Eyre, ,
Geo. G. Lieper, John B. Semple.: Pitts -
Hugh Craig, D. T. Morgan,
Charles ' J. T: Logan, ‘
..' „WILLIAM MARTIN, President
' .TTIOS C. 'HAND, Vice President:
Haar Litateur Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA, Akent.
de= " • = No. 95 'Water Street, Pittsburgh.
DIAZOTOZR.
•
Pittsburgh;lnsurazte . e , Company,
' NO. 96 WATER 4TREET • PITTSBURGH..
ROBERT GALWAY, Prosidontl
. ALEX-. BiRA„I4,Ey, Nine President.
F. A. RINEHART, &Crating.
.
• Instires 'against HULL-AND OARGHRISEB, on
the Ohio andMasissippi Rivers and tributarias,and
Ma aim} trt genonily..
And against loss and darnage - by Fire, and against the
• Parthvol.tlie Sea .suid-Inland-Naelgation - and Transpor
..
.DlRidtoss
. ,
Robert. Galway, •-••• Samuel SVCiluricani
Joseph P. Gatzara, M.D., • • John-Scuta r i
James Narahall„, ; ; David RJehey •
James W. 'Tallman, _Charles Arbuthnot,
Alextinderlirmilby; J.l,.Leeett; '
John Fullerton, • - • • 23. N. Bart, -
R. Robinsop, ; , . Robert IL Menlo,ty
William Carr, - (-
PIELCALIELPIIL9. FIRE•AND
tin
••CC , 31:1 ) .011'
•
NO. 14q CHESNUT STREET; - -
Opp oalte the 'Custom% 'louse;
- • ' ••
WWILL If Ir.F. ALL BINDS O.F. INSU
vy
RANCE, either rerpotual or Limited, op every
•doseriptiop of Property or Iderehandise; at reasonable
rates of premium:
c k 14RABE112 Presitteut, •
..„; T. ? MUM W4Nal as I!Tesisleut,
yy DI
t. • •, • Gebrge Brovvni
•P. 11.oseph
- C. Shermap, , 4 0sn
gagarPb, • : fl , -- • tirmu-lasar,l4gretig-c. • , •,•
. • CCIFFIN, Agept,_
ACoiner Third and 'Wood sheets
PErizisirrevA.Ari.pa INSURANCE CO.'
41- , lrittsbuV k. •
• -
011 ice • 0 'etitrth Street
•
• .
DIRECTORS.
Jaeob Painter, Body Pattirson.. LGrier Sproul,
C. A: Colton,' Junes IL Ilopkins.'A. A, Carrier,.
44pa Nieh. Voeghtly, ' -George W.Sroitb.
J.-1. - AciaeIS•WALIP I famro ..RobercPatrick,
Chartered*Capitat.:.*:- . •
S,3AO )c,
FIRE AND lIIA - RINE RISER TAKEN, 'of ag , ae
seriptions. • '
A. A: ClRRlE.V,Preiliddpi. • ".•
• •1. GRIER - SPROUL,Seetkur: 1.19.1:1Y
IOrehIiTOTIP4TOR 0.1/ 1 .-0 1 4T
•
o 8 PICILAVEILMIA,
M. V.:PETTIT,
•Amount of Capital Stock paid in. and itivestodoo,ooo 00
'..1....:....:,&3,18:35
litanies Cargo Ilifitoi'on the Ohionmilfis issitMi Ricers
• Fibutaries.% Insane against lons .. idernage by
i'Attei,silkMia!iqho cr.tho !3 ?nlll l And
• ••
Wm. v. Pettit, J. C. Montgomery, ; John M. Pumroy,
D.J. M'Cann, rl F. Witmer, . ,
B. L. Woolston, John A. Mer,shall,,' CLas. B. Wright,
John/. Pattereon,Ehrood T.:Pnsey. , , .
•-.141EV1CE8.4.4.
Ero,nd
MEE.JIIit. vue,qos.,-
v.; : •t1 . 1 4 .;14 0 J..54 . 1 1.
.14 .PAI , ladelphia . • -
Bolger, Lamb & Co.; ' Bteinmitz. Jushae A. Co.,
Trtoth Bro.& r Book, Morgan & SWIM°,
A. T, Lane & Co., Pnmroy. Caldwell k Co.
PlTTSPillthili °mar- n WATER STREET.
jas ' W.:POINDEXTER, Agent.
Airestain liisuranCe , Co.tripan - ,
OF ' PITTBDURGEL
GEIORGE'DAILSIn President;
N, Secretary.
umeatio. 92 Water street, (44Wg 4 .94:8 Warehouse,
tIP stairs') Pittsburgh.
Will bunco auilinet all kinds 'a - . FIREand
• A Home Institution, mans,g94 ; by liliiertionvitler are
.riciwri in, the community, and who are determined,
ftyliktiMidrires beredity,lo 'lthintan the
Ahlahtholloomoi-,-344;10itippei,hpsPixture,i
tioirkilboirs wig) . dilifire36 bOnstLria-
AS ,S E I2, i t/T. aPg '
- Bt4ek A*l . 93!Pop,
1 1 4 91 4101. ft :
cash Open loctluntxf
..... ...... . - ..... ..... &
67 U 26
ProrohnifYide. .." o
word 12
Notes and bills
P* l " oa
. .
. .
- ekeidia.
George • ,! !chiles. Jr.,
• Ambeirfitekley. • • Wm. IfferithAV
Nathskilel Holmes, ! Alexander hum*,
Ignoy, .
4:V 4 . 104 - J.444 .
aViTift4;Vit o l l BrifißST
Lithiraithielistablitilmeg:.in , .the City.
SCOITCWIAN4
:011.-40104.((rti(j04.100}1.:En.
conmEa.TH;Ro All ARKET STREETS,
- - ,
Dums COLTIGE BUILDINWpi
~: .
pt~,~sa~~,ea,;,pe
imam'
1• . ,„ ~ v; EL BiTm ~..? ~.., . t,! , ( IWILIJORIMION.
Leta F.vremluxll-9.4roepala(hate qf 4qc 7 4 1 .4J,Gh 12 890
: : ~ ' ; ..- , Ni,-0 0.:1 7 • I.,IsTIGI-.:!. .-?_,- ,
th - eO ,lll 4,,VEVOlifi . rfr.an . a ... . Pi?
t a ng
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