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IIIESDAY.MORNING JUNE 14,1859
WHAT MAY BE DONE' AND HOW
TO DO IT.
The time approacheswhen the Democrats
of Allegheny county will be called upon to
selecrffelFgaleMilemiriate tyticket - fort-he
fall elt , etirin. fu l tiiitted - 9,14. handi
that the :ticket nonainated`by the" Opposition
is of the weakest character. The names
upon it arcr:lfins4Ortnenbeloptim ptdinary
standard - of paerit„ They have neither tal,
• ent nor prestige, and:sem° of them are to
a t g listirJ iiistithwurrtb thtS'i fast*
bers of their own party, and will not receive
its support. ,
Although in the minority ! it :Ispossible.'
for the Dcmocracy to elect thir,
for .
souse of the offices, if they,.will permit
, ,
themselves to be governed yy . the dictates
of ordinary prudence' and 'foresight: - Let
us place in the , field 4 ticket composed of
oRr best men, for eachoffice,.andin the mat:
ters of talent' and fitness present a contrast,
which ,phall ..11;itlier belittle tlie'Small
potato ticket: which the .Opposition „have
placed in,the „Let us nominate a tick:
et'on broad grounds of National De
. istocrieY, incl-nothilig - ThorP:irty
sulf4:&.l in the flesh from the introduction
intO , Ts platforms of side issues: Upon all
thesiClet each enjoy kis own opinion. It is
unwise for us to offend any by enunciating
a platform of resolutions regarding local
quektions to which . all cannot subscribe
Le644.he Convention nominate, a tickTet
- of Democrats. =and ask them no questions,
and.bind them to na opinions upon subjects
whirl are not of ,general interest anciim
,
portance tci the. party. If we pursue this
course, we - havea strength founded on•the
vork•-:;-:ivealmess: Of the. Opposition; and the
chances are decidedly farcirable to the eke
- tion - ; of at .least portion at. our ticket.
TheM„ is no cause why tho Democracy in the
coming contest should not be united and
harifioniods iinor questions, , upon which
there are admitted and honest differences
Opinion; should be carefully avoided in
the Couventiou. Every man basis right to
his own opinion,'and . there are . some subjects
upon which even Democrats may lie per
mitted to agree to disagree. No such mat
ters 'should be brought up this 'fall. - Let
them rt astliey are. •
It is also important that the men nomina
ted for the several office :4 should be popular,
honest, and competent. In view of mak
ing ,a : good_ selection, we invite our ,Demo
critic friends in the city and country to send
us tickets Composed of the names of those
ler whom they .would like to rote. This
will open up discussion, and aid the Conven
tion hit:tilting a good 'selection. •
A if RMONIOUS DEMOCIi ACT.
In the Democratic journals from all parts
' of the country, we find calm and. well
reasoned articles urging upon all who
profess the name of Democrat, to make
preparation- for the coming presidential con
test, by exercising and inculcating a spirit
of forbearance,arid endeaVoring to create an
entire unity in the ranks of the arty: .=
Pride= L pf, opinion, and the gratification of
Ottritenal preferences. are Adaily yielding to
tlio.'great general Demberatto interest of
the ••natiatt. The hope and the desire
of dl is,-now, for a united Dentocracy ;and
the spirit manifested by the' friends of the
Union everywhere, ,gives an abiding hope
that the counint.Year, will-Witness a Demo
.
eratie party in. the country, perfectly united,
and stronger thaueyer before.
The . Dernocintie Ihimn of Madison coup=
ty, Nei York, speaks - thus' gf the party in
that State: - •
It would be little or no satisfaction for New
York to send a delegation to Charleston to
make -an, ostentatious display, of ...numerical
strength, unless she could carry into the contest
at the polls.an entire unity and corresponding
strength at home... regard that harmony,
so essential .to success, as . vastly more impor
tant thatratty mere usage, or the gratification
of, personal preferences. lndeed who Mil
doubt that a harmonious, vigorous, and suc
cessful campaign in tho coming State elections,
is nil-important ingiving
.unity and strength in
the National contest next year? Let the whole
energies of the press and the party be directed
in - securing - such a desirable result, and not
be wasted: in contending about matters that
might better be postponed till a later day. A
whole year is yet to intervene before the meet
ing of the Charleston Conrention,,and after the
State election this fall, in 'which arc inroleett
State issues alone, ar triumphantly carried bya
- united a victorious Demoracy, then enter upon
the preparation'for the Nationabcontest,- ioith
a generous and forbearing temper and . fairness
in the choice of ticlegates Lund it matters less
as to the mode of. choiceJor:. all Will be pre
pared to yield assent, and enter upon the work
of perpetuating the auspicintinrule of Democ
racy in the flatten.
Speeehlbni - x.; sinitter, Green.
Senator Grderiosf;24rSintil, Made a speech
at Jefferson Ciiknhttlin:3th._:,,Hc advocated a
a Pacific Itailraideoxitiitsted in an eloquent
manner the preserit-eOndition of Europe and
America," alluded to ''the "honorable " settle-,
ment of the Paraguay matter, denounced 7!for-'
Monieria, sa i Ying4eilioie . "11 - otlouna to.tolist
ate murder, polygamy, 'and other nameless
horrors,"' and Iliscussed:wll : lx "grat ;ability
the endless qUestion of slaveryin the Territo
ries. He -held ; that ;the Territories I:0111d
not nullify the Constitution of the, United
States, " as, expounded by ., the higc.esttju
dicial authority in the world"—thid is the
people of aTerritory could not abolish slavery.
The following point in the. speech will be read
with much interest by the politicians
He had been asked whether he would : vote
for a curtain individual (Stephen A. DouglaS'
)
if nominated for this Presidency by . the
Charleston Convention. He• answered with
out hesitation,. yes.: Ho differed in opinion
with. Mr. Douglas upon several points hi his
.political creed; but he was as wide tvwncler
from Seward, or any other 7nan. Mot wo u td
nominated hp the Republiean party, as .I,eauen is
front ,e(!rq,, • • ,
• A RICIIAIOND paper states that there is tri7re
tobacco on storage- and for inspection at that
place than has hitherto been warehonsed at any
season, and thatit has be;en found advantageOus
to call in white labor to 'prepare it forMaitet.
'Until the present year negro laborites - been
used in all the departments' necessarT
tobocco for delivery and exportation, but now
a4 - inatteeof economy, it is found that gangs
of white, laborers can perform the work in-a
satisfactory manner. It .seems terbe thought,
that the.comparative cheapness of white labor
will compel the inspectors to dispense with Shiva
labor ahnost' entirely.' . •
. . .
Ay " Anti-eursing,ClutiO! has been formed
at Grass Cal:, the members of which
are fined twenly-ftve cents for every oath,- the
money to be appropriated to SOMp worthy-pur
pose from time to time. Athist accounts, the
club had cursed enough to buy a pow, and
there was a balance on hand. -
IT is said that Phelan has been challen.4 to
a billiard =itch by Roberts, the famous Brit
ish player. The stakes are set downlat'. - $lO,-
000 a side. If the terms of the match can be
agreed upon, it-will take place in the EAR.
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A CORRECT VIEW OF FARO
The, *ercise of the pardoning th
our Goialittgras.rdways b n •
ter of di4sion-, r f c
It has 1306m61.:6Ttnoikts e fth . , .'4liticat
okporien4l6f • ,
• tik, A 4% tig
censure each act of -; mercy which ho
perform, and set it:down - aS a fault.
allwronglic.ers; as-a.-rule„ ex.,
ercise the gteatest 'T.utiort in the matter of
pardons. They are ne.ter granted without
goOrrinid - 4115SWitiid - re - nsinns,ntid . theSe Tea=
propetporno
r s
e r may a4 ) 7 1, 1 v .
p be ._ a s e . rt a i ed . np rup a k
Thn.folinwring article from the Lock Haven
Pcm 4rci; takes And coytectn of
che : W.hOkriMbject that we-copy it, entire and
tisonimmii.lit, to 66,r : readers:Tor earefiilpe7:
.
vex' al4e,.ottr 'connection with , the press,
ivhiChiSnOt OfierYieeent date, we have . found
our eatemporaries col:Than ing Hof the'abuse of
thellardontng power by . the 'Executives of the
State. - Nor cure' these complaintshy any Means
confined tee the press.:: They are equally preva
lent ititiongst'all classes 'of our people;' and,
eitrabrdinary as it May seeM„Most so witk the
religiensportion of community. - Why the press
adopt - this strange 'course, may he accounted
for,uthopglitical
and other classes of comm Unity, also, m a y
condemn the ascot the pardoning because thoy
do not understand the reasons that influenced
the , Executive, and we =mall a little prone' to
Condemn any act if we know of no reason why
should have been done—buy:why those who
daily supplicate a higher throne for mercy and
forgiveness, should most unanimously and most
severely condemn onernertiti for the exercise
of mercy towards another, is it strange fact for
which we will'not now attempt to account:
With the administration of Porter, Shenk,
Johnston, .Bigler, Pollock, and Packer, we
have been to, a greater or less extent quite
fa
miliar... For several of them we have no pecu
liar affection, and have not the leastdisposition
to become their champion. But whatever their
other errors May have been, as regards the ex
ercise of the pardoning power, we believe they
have been butfew. All Executives well know
that there is no popularity to be acquired by
its exercise ; but, on the contrary, . that -it
snakes them few if any friends and many enc.
mies, and that it opens the door to the :dander
er and traducer to be believed when he utters
ithe vilest and most atrocious falsehoods.
It is a popular fallacy, too, that pardons are
obtained through ,the ,influence of iicrsonal
friends and men of - consider:ll)le political pow
er, siMply beeause they ask them, and it is
more . than absurd to. believe that they are
granted from corrupt considerations. We be.
lieve that alMOst every ease of pardon, any
man of good common sense, endowed with the
ordinary feelings of justice and humanity,
would do the same'(if in his power) if the same
reasonautere presented for his action, °rill ,
narily, pardons are asked for by the Judges of
the Courts before Whore the convicts were tried
—or by the District Attorneys who moss-enlist
—or the Juries who CorivictKland by consid
erable numbers of respectable people or the
vicinage of the convict. The reasons urged in
caste of successful application aro generally
overwhelming— such as that the seritenee of
the Court was unnecessarily severe—that close
confinement has destroyed the health and is'
' rapidly hurrying the dinth of a culprit svlooe
crime was P_ erhap. of u trivial nature or
attended by extenuating cirromAalice—
tliataarring mothers,. wive , and children are
dependent upon the prisoner for support, or
that they . are on their death beiland desire once'
more to see an erring son, husband ; or father
—accompanied with IYertitic , ate3 from officers
of the prisons that a thorough reformation of
the ,onviet is evident. Such reasons 84 the-e
apply usually only the inferior grades of oin-n
-ces and whore a reasonable punishment has al
ready heels endured. In graver cases itia rare
ly that a pardon is granted except :Mei long
imprisonment, or a strong presdimption of in
noienee arisesi orthe health of the prisoner is
such that bis speedy death, in or out - of confine
ment, is inevitable. • .
In all instances of pardons; any person who
feels an interest in al;ivenease may obtain the
reasons for which it was granted by applying
to the officers of the Miami in which the culprit
was confined, or at the office of the .ficeretary
of the Commonwealth—in the latter case by
letter or otherwise. When this lithe case,cer
tainly no
-fair and - candid man will condemn
our'Executivea for their acts of mercy until af
ter they have applied for and obtained the rea
sons.
The error of Executives, in our judgment,
is on the other side—they are, if any cause of
complaint exists, too stringent. Certain it is
that NVO will all stand in need of less rigid judg
ment before our eternal race is run. Jusricg
is for the CourtsmEttcy for those po:Fses , ing
the pardoning ppwer.
The. Counterfeit Postage Stamp.
A correspondent of the Philadelphia Prr.ss
over the signature of " Tennesee," &poses
the statement of the New York Herald in re
gard to a deficit in the Post Office Depart
ment of .51,000,000, resulting from the
forgery of letter stamps as a first class co-
After putting the idea of forgeries . of "three
- •
cent stamps" as nonsensical, and shoiving
that but few could be disposed of without de-,
tection; he gives an extract from Postmaster
General Brown's Report to the last Congress,
which dis:proves the whole story :
"In the Postmaster General'a report of 1858
-9 ; .exhibiting the operations of the departMent
to June 30, 1858, the following appears in the
latter of the Auditor at page $4`..1: • •
The amount of postago slanips and stamped
envelopes sold by postmasterg during the fiscal
year, was - - $5,700,;14'03
o f this there was used and cancelled 5,367;415 53
The official report of the previous year to
June: 0, 1857; exhibits the following on the
same subject:
The amount of postage stamps;and stamped
envelopes sold by postmasters during the likeaL
year, \YRS - . - - $6,448; 765 at:
.o f this there was n, seeland cancelled 5,070527 8.6
378,2'27 44),
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The average difference ,
of about. $350,000 is
accounted for by the stamps on hand mud LID Ile-,
ed in . the large offices and in the pockets of the;
community. . .
The writer strongly suspects that Postinas-,
ter General Holt has been mipcmed upon by ,
some of those whoaro candidates for the
vclope System."
Tuz per centage of taxation to be levied,
on . the duplicate of 1850, in the city of Cin
cinnati, for all excepting State purposes, is J 2,
86-100 mills. The Statelevy last year amount- ,
ed to 3 55-100 mills, and it is not likely to bo
changed this year, so that the total per cent=
age levied in this: city will doubtles be 10
100. Last year it was IG GO-100 mills, show
ing a decrease of 20-100 of o. ksum-,
Mg $02,000,000 to be „the tea:able: hal—;
and it is about the amount . which will bo
represented on the duplicatc,—ther amount of
taxes produced by the above levy, will, be
508,800. To this is to be ad ded del i n quenti es find
forfeitures of last year, which will increase the
amount over $lOO,OOO. The tax basis last, year'
for the city was $88,000,000 producing $1,472,:.
963. 70,130 that it will' appear that with .a do
creased' per cordage of levy there, is an increas:
ed basis producing increased revenue amount:•
ing by estimate to about $38,000,
-A cusx-ruxu bigamist was Mr. William col.
lins. Ho fonxioly resided with asvife in Penni
sylvania._"Two 1110401 S ago ho went viretward
and stopped at Pomeroy, Ohio. Prom this
place ho =wrote to his wifo, desiring her'to 101-
low hint to "his new oleo he should mar l r
rysemebody elee. A§ might be expected, she
lost no time in packing up her "thingli . " and
going to Pomeroy. Arriving there she_round
that her husband had married a' yonng . girl
about two-weeks before, and had gone Xo,Clin'-
einciati. Ao was arrested in the lattereity on a
a of _bigamy...'
charge bigamy.
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Tag, Waskitigion States of the 9th, 'contains
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Mr. BiTor's Card, announcing his withdrawal
1
from that paper, to attend to his private inter-
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eats, and practice -his profession.' The States . Tun Tyrone','Sfar saysthtit the Central Bank
known : as." The Slabs, and ' of Pennsylvania,at Hollidaysburg, la isgai4 re
the Union." . - --- — . l 7 .:. ~, ,!..,-, i awning its notes.
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nctartan Fight at the HelrEpulehre.
letter from Jerusalem of Alit W 8 in the
Univeri, gives en necount of s2rnacandalous
es which took place itAtltehuritteet
'thelataly Sepulchre in that city ortGrocaFrlt's
F:
services of Wednesday and-Thhtst*
If 'Passion Week, celebrated ,by the biting to
!the church of the Holy Septiliatre, tito„.nOt,
'troubled by the Greeks and others. Pa one
Guo&Fridny the Greeks invaded the rotunda
of the church, iiiia - diiiiii - g - threVebrattonat
divine service br Aho Latina, made 's; tymultf
It is the custom of the Greak'poptiltidb-te-isl't
semblo in thO church during thollely.Week,
and they there execute grotesque dances, ac
companied hyf, a() atiftind lellisiAtie pinging of
horrible songs, and the ''''clapprriv'fir hands.
They preserttita hideona speotnole f
haggatd,und.dirty,,and ww,,atothing e,seept a I
Wretched shirt and diaivers:' `Vie - Greek cler
gy tolerate these scandalous scenes. as they could
easily stop them if - theY pleased,: In the evening
of Good . Friday, tlie church 'Sias profaned by a
new outrage: `The Roman Catholic clergy and
pilgrims having„entered with the intention of
making a solemn procession, heard a frightful
tumult under the great dome, near the sacred
monument, and saw the Greeks and Armeni
ans lighting ,with their lists and with sticks—
the combat being accompanied with fearful vo
ciferations. When' the con fl ict had raged for
Sometime, the combatants . separated—the
Greeks going Into' th'e choir of ' the elinrch,
which is ditidedfrom,the rotunia.by a simple
railing, and the niats collecting in the
sonthern part of the rotunda. Presently, how
ever, the combat re-commenced with greater
fury than. before; the benche-, the credence
•
tables, and the bishops throne of the Latins
were pulled down and torn to pieces by the
Greeks, and the_fragments were hurled nt their
adversaries. thfilatter returned them. and be
sides broke to pieces alarge lauip of the Greek:.
This increased the irritation of the latter, and
in their turn they smashed the lamp- of the
Armenians, and two of their sacrist:tits, who
were on the' platform above, even thrmv down
lighted torches on the Ain'enian.. This scan
dab'sus scene lasted three•quarters of an hour
,when a body of Turkish troops arrived. The
'two parties fled in different directions, a nd the
"soldiers put-sited them, striking all they over
look with the butt-ends of their muskets. In
I,the confusion two or three soldiers and two or-,
!floors were injured. The Pasha afterwards at
:rived, and re-est:11)11416d order: and the. Latin
were able to make their procest.ion. What orig
inally caused the tumult' was that the Greeks
pos , es-ed of'n portion of the church
wi lets had bean : t apart fur the Copts, who
are under the protection of the Armenian-."
Punish Metal for Crime in North
.(!arolina
A rorrt9pon.li•nt or tho New linvoi
Ricci tIR 5 ono, inoight into tin:till:inner in whi..ll
vritnitutla nr.• the
" thi North Stute.' II.: writ
"The administration of justice in North
Carolina is much hMs Mild than illtuany of her
, sister States. Having 714 , a • the
old punishments of the Common Law
'are still indicted : Filch branding, whipping.
cropping the ears, ,k e. . . .
"O M
n a beautiful ay morning I strolled into
the lemplil Where the goddess of the ,word and
seak- and the liandagcdeyei IS ,',111,1N.1 , ed to pN. ,
-Ad.. i u one. of the passage:
11101 :414•Ci1l of tint county, carrying a tinker'i
I, in ..g b;i11 , 1 and chat !.Ce1114 , 1 to too a
~Idrinitdron in the other,, iln imputing
whose "guile par. ho wain , go ing to
mend. Lo inforieed ne• that he NV:VI_ ahout.l.
bruiel a Hain wiw ktki jia-L
bhciiiie. A curiosity which was :011;01'10a of
but 'amid not rt,..ot k l too into the court route.
I 'pond it i j rawdiscl. In a few minutes the
Judge entered. rind tati:int; liii seat upon the
bench.. cWi i,ix ;et judges licre it
erecce , ,) ordered the crier t.i opezi the court.
Thiet impel taut fonetienary than :t.'pped to an
open window, put out hi •• U ysd
three time:. and •, the Honorable the Suplrier
Court wan opened'in due , wire; Ti., pri
er was then brought in by the Sheriff and an
assisUnt: whereupon his COMIAM moved for a
new trial. ~it the ground that the Ilofi`ild377l. had
been unable In procure Sin attendance of nil his
witileseti. His honer inquired if he could give
the requisite:security. Oil being answered in
the negative. •• Then, - nail hrs Ilonor, let the
sentence of the Court lie executor forthwith."
The Sheriff and his & . Tidy then blindfolded the
prisoner'. tied 1113 liartilg, and bound his head
firmly to the bar. Taking the branding iron
front the furnace. the Sheriff applied it Fed hot
to the tight cheek of the bigamist, burning a
plain letter 11, an inch and a braking% and nearly
half an inch deep. The prisoner was then re
manded Whore his head and hands:were
introducell into the pillory, and " forty stripes,
save one," warn applied to his hero back, after
which he was discharged.
Every jail in !North Lareihna is provided
with a whipping-post, stocks and pillory. Mur
der, rape. arson, burglary, and all th,t . higher
and mi:44.lmueunOr., .ere, punished, with
death ; manslaughter by branding, the letter M
in the right hand. Tbe.i.!onviet's hand is bound
to the bar, and the,branding iron held upendhe
palm - until he can Say - "God 'save the State "
three times; theft and minor otiens9.3 by
whip
ping standing in the pillory, or sitting in the
stacks."
The Neutrality of the: Pope.
Cardinal Antonelli, Secretary of State, has
addressed a communication to the representa
tives of. the ditTerent powers, in substance as
follows:
All hopes of maintaining the peace of Eu
rope having vanished, in consequence of the
formidable preparations for war on the part of
two powerful nations, from what has been an
nounced in olGcinl journals, hostilitics being
near ut hand, the present lamentable conjunc
ture of:circumstances cannot fail to move deep
1y the Holy Father, Father of the Faithful, and
sublime representative of Him who is the Au
thor of Peace, in discharge of his apostolic
dutieA,-most ardently supplicates the Lord that
He may grant to the whole world-that dear and
. . „
precious blessing.
"His Holiness, loweVer, in his deep grief is
ready to confide. in the good will of the great
powers to lessen as much as possible the dan
gers which threaten now the peace of Europe.
ir in any event Ms nolibess thinks himself enti
tled to believe that the neutrality of the I'l . lpl
government, which, on account of itts pecu
liar position, it -has , constantly declared, will
.he respected by
.those powers, and that his ter
ritory shall not be made the, theatre, of any
lighting ,which „might endanger the Hoy See
or the titrOnhiiitinlwhieltareisubjeettiiit. Not
withstanding the firm assurance which the Holy
Father has in these ,views, the objectS being of
such high_importance, he' contd . not refrain
front giving the undersigned, Cardinal Secre
tary of litate,,tlm,spegipt or addressing the
proimit ,note . to . ..your, Excellency, with the
reZjilei4, 'that ybil: 'will make a •ciltilnittn lent*
thereof ,your government, and, point out
propriety.of leaving the Pupal govern
ment free to follow the neutral course dictated
by its peculiar position, and warranted by the
universal rights of nation's, as it has been un
hesitatingly acknowledgedl.l the various pow
ers in similar eircumstanceS.,
332,898 60
Hoping, to reeeiyo •in due time from your
txeelleney in accordance with the ideive
the undersitined;i4m , &c:
Heavy Loge by the President
Yesterday afternoon the l'resident . ofithe
United States gave an endorsed draft
_on. a
banking-house in 'rhilidelphia,. for the sum of:
seven. tbouzand dollxs, tQ umessenger for, 09 2
posit in itiggs`& Co2s 'i'lM muieggr
started for the bank and proceeded down on
'tho inside:walk of the grounds towards the
,shito "Department; When bear it, ho was ne
costed:by.a very polite, unasseming gentleman,
141.1 ii tho inquiry as to whenj be might find the
Navy I)opoytkonnt, .3bernef.senger kindly in
formed him, isrhen'thearrMif
• er began to re
mark on "'the' -or the -h!tildings,
grounds, .fie., and, after a minute's conversa
.tion, proceeded .on ; his errand to the, bank,
. the - stranger, "if the 'sinno - proededindin
the other direction.
' On arriving at thebank the messenger found
the draft to be missing. It immediately' occw
red to him tharit,had been abstracted fronnie
band by the follow who addressed him at the ,
Department, which seems now to be a fact.
The sharper haSr,ot. been seen since, and prob
ably ltfttho city on some of tke pet-going trains
or boats last evening. 'This draft was not en
trusted to the President's regular messenger,
31r; lirllannus, 'hut in' his absence was , gt_ven
.toa . ybuilgrOerman ‘ who thus acted assubsti
t,ute. _rThe draft was not presented for payment
hero, and nodoubt haa been stopped in Phila
delplda -where it was duo.- This incident C,er
tntniyy illastratee a feet that , there is a chise of
ti agiired "gentry around the public
gr oupcifs,r4 buildings who are over:,willing to
mposo upon the unsuspecting and increduieus.
Washington Stares, June
'r
- ~f
L' w H 1 • • y
1
j , .
••• ‘l_ ."
ACCORDING to clespatcluVrom Washington,
Mr. Dallas, our 3jinistor inLondon, has 1n
.,.
foriued the State Departmant that the neutiiiil
het* gnestion exeltesiinusual intofest among
coinMerchiliclaise id tnOttnd, Atid that the
British deti , ernment, before committing itself
ttintti - thean'bjceti'desires to know.tho exact po
sition which the United States intendS" to 'as
sume. It is understood that General Cass is
engaged in preparing an exposition of. the
viiiiieof iur Government upon this important
subicat:/
3in. ()Twirrs, the late Post liazter at De
troit, who has been removed, refuses to honor
thh dritft et the Nel9tlieo Departrrient tor the
ballinCe` against Min, Which amounts to about
$B,OOO. - This net of itself show:: that the man
was unfltto hold a position of trust under the
Government. ,
THE doo, presented to tho State of Pennsyl:
VIM* tWO years sinto, by Capt. 'G.. Nolson
Smith, of Cambria, hasgivon birth to a pair of
Wm. Schuch man, Esq., the well known
Lithographer, kips—
" I have frequently acrd Therhares //offmi.l.flincte., and
find it invarial4 relieves indigestion and debility."
Rey. Hatimet iiabeock, trays : •'I found spechil relief
front its use,l'or u severe headache, with which 1 had
long stittereil."
• .1: W. 11 : is:dwell, Esq., i.ays: lam, used Ihrchnres
Ilaht.l Bitters myself and recommend it to others,
knowing it to tin dust 1, hat it i 9 represented."
Alderman douallian lieely, of, Lower St. Clair, rays:
deriyed great In.nefit from its use for weakness
of the stoirmeh and indico.tion."
dames M. Murphy, Pays: "Alter several physicians.
had holed, .brrga,c s Ihdbind Bitters removed tiro pain
from Inc !wart and side, arising from Indigestion."
Title Nutlet of the liittanning Fore Pere. say.: Af
ter ono of the twist Physicians in this place had failed,
licerhazix 11,4,4411.:111,1, oured me of the worst form
of Pyseejeda"
Fratieis Pella. only mrmuctulomr of the original "Ex
tract of C-41tIve," says:. .1 know that your 1111aiki 1311-
I L JN is one of the 1.-st mean:llles in the world far disor
dered stonineli or liver."
•
la% Lofton!, Editorof the Flu 141, ItalUtnere, pronoun
eft it a toed - nne demo - tang the confidenee of the lan,
Pr. F,firLart, the lending German 171y:4e - inn of Penn
svlvunia, lots preseribol it frequently daring the last
three years, with in:lrked stieeess, in ilebilitutisl states
of the digi - ettire (+row. Or Of ibis system generally.
The 'Altaitter of Nation's Vinegar Foolery, nays :
tIPOd et myself, end wits therefor,. indueisito try its
rf-
Yci my' wife, (troubled with the debility eonurion
to till of it ronsuroptive huhit.l and rt.:illy It is doing tier
more good than itnything she bus ever Liken.
atrtfutly.—Tho Genuine highly Coutxintrutett
Ittertetvo's Bitters is put up in list( pint bottles
only. and retalkd Nt one dollar per bottle. Thoj.treut
ileinand for this truly eelebnited Hisbene have induced
tome imitations, witch the public. vhintlit guard intuited
put chasing. Beware of itnpoSition I Hee tiettour tame
i s on the loberof every tedtle von boy.
lIRNJAM I.:, Jz..t 141.; Hale Propiietore, No
‘2l Wool, between First snit Miteonil streets. Pittodstrgli
leir 'AlluertisenirnK •
OTYIR.
.)\4Mxv,,N. \ 9o\6
BFI.: AGAIN 04)mpi,ETEL1 SOU)
I:P . P. the a.lntinera nr the , e fln.. inArattwata are
alf.a-tued t hat. a 13..“ ITlV‘Hooof theini4 awl
shehtal .-x14...te..1. IH felt d.nv He Itop, to Is•al..3111
-.11) , 14y the Arta-Ana rer I.A.°
IL 1..1,1.:131?.1: A; 131:41., •
, treet.
Attion.:ll.e inahytll... have threlrt,e.lleillhay Pimnr
14..• 1,4 few 1H,..111, oro
-4...1 IL 'l'. 111.1.-r, 11: Pets. J. \l' Mullet.
m . I. II; I. I;Ardlll..r,
I. Aim I 4 4 pr0111, tlrp. t•';1;:geral.1;
J. IL Tltatar . ..l,
1.. 5ti.1e.•.%. Maly:
11.11 t. I , taontnwn: '.l .
t',l4. Itallaht;leah; it. 51ev.:11....h. •14
Al. r. he ie.:, 1..1. Pruata.r.
AVrleht,
I).lt. JO 4 1%.1-Itur
t-q.‘TP.KENT (AP 'llll , . Pt t.NNTI:..N
1111. KINK. 4ii PIT6SI11"1:611.
1 , 1Z,1.).
.....
4,1,,,n,1141,111,4
31,
111/I I it,mks
Slovk
ntl.l
:111,1
14W It, (ttilt:r
8.2.30,0:4 93
The %bow. St:ll...motif i. correet. to tlio Lent. lif lily
twoo lo.lgo tool I .01i..f. .It MN ILUZIT.R, l'a,lt'r.
Sworn to t'ot.l , Ittort 11,1 flat= 13th day of Juno. ISfAt,
ktt.foro too, S. SNII . III.
74 Notary Pol.lic.
g y, sI.EM ENT '7'7II:.NG RAK
EXCJIA. E RAN
KC gisi-r I.T F '7'711:
stitli:Gli.
ItittBlolroll. 111.98,101',3nne 13, 1809.
Loan!. an d lii , "That , . $1.506,757 90
R.Bl 87.8tate f. 0.000 Ou
Sro.•it• in Vault /87...104
1 t.ito.l Stat.e. Trolt,tify solo, • Nit,tifitt (10
Nr.to.4 utoUllosoks ..t other Banks 14,880 92
1.830 by other 110uk. • 105,'.818 94
Caput) Stock
Cin•ulatiuu
IfiNito-ote‹.
Pmc to tAtter Banks
CottUnit - out Fund and Profit,.
sisda,scyz 41
certify that the above sc3t3ment is correct to tho Lxat
:Amy linowledgo and belief.
M. M. MURRAY. Cashion
• Bworn anti Hu bgeribed before me. this 13th day of J ttn e,
(i 011) ERNFST, Notary Pnthe._
'FA rEIIENT itpa.
Pitt.. argh, June 11th,130.
ASSETS.
Nolo , and lid], Lhocuunted
Cum
Now, auj . Owelcm of °Slur Dank''.
I Me by otllo- Rink, ,
i li I ulruion
I .110 uh other Willi.
Individual liopu,,icH
$316,740 ':,T
Tho above Statement it. correet to the host of my I:nowt.
(Otto and to lief. J. W. COOK. Cashier.
14worn and suttyrritott hofore tne.t I tkltltit d m' ofJone,
18.741. (tel.!) HO BERT FINNEY, Notary Pablo'.
sI'ATintENT oF
mANtrrAcilittEits.
Pittsburgh,
TIIE .ANIJ
!SANK OF 1'111'813141:Olt
Monday; Jane 12th, 1859.
Cirettlat 1.10,967 00
Into Ioi)osi tore 260,509 11 •
'too other links 71.409 .7; -
Into Cotoroontroaltlt 2,963 lri
1..09its and Itisentatta • • $ 097,999 37
Com 129;271 22
, Notes next Cheeks of other 91,113 81
. Due IT other. 29,531 b 2
Th. übove Statentont is rorreet and tom to flin I tost or
lay Itattaltalgo NV. IL DENNY. Cattier.
• Smartt and soltserilas I before lite. this 1:11.h day of
A. 1 t., k2ll.
ittl.4 J. F. MACI4ENZIII Notary 1'111,14'.
0. sTATEm ENT OF TlrE IRON 4:ITV BANK.
l'itt,boritit, Jolie1:1,1859.
!maim mid Diseomd, VOO,ICS GM
Um , by ottp,r If coll'q 8,73 k: 2.7
Noted and llituok,:4 Of 4,111er )Sallics ' . lll.7ftd 2 8
Specie 14t,093 II
Uweolitiou • t111,'..n5 oo
Doe to ottoz Itankg 1,768 57.
1)11,, to Deptwaor, 1118,....881 18
'nil, Stotement ig eorreet :uteordiog to the bettt of my
' k now ledge And txdief. J NU. - MAUOFI?IN. Gofer.
Affirmed moo bolbro me. /NM due.
jot I - MIN% FINNIW,Notory Pahl ie.
11 4/ ES, HATS I,'LOMINII„e..S.T
ki All (1 T 1 )N—Cennencing 011 TRUINDAY,Jihic
It 11). a 10 o'clock, A. M.; and - 8 o'clock, P. 11., told con
tinuing at same hours each day during the week, will lAI
sold—
114:1 pair Cloth, ICitl :11211. Leather Top emigre46. °niters;
116 11 ' blen's Calf Oxford nes;
. .
it `" • AVunion's Slippers+ mid Tics ;
132 -0 lAdies' Lasting GaitvrA;
311.45e3' "
28u Children's Fancy Button Boots:
hat Braid lints; 71 l'ananta do; 72 Soft Wool do;•
A large sleek of Seasonable Clothing, consisting of
Coats, pants and Vests iu great varlety,aud will lx, sold
in quidilieS Ic sThit purchasers.. . •
jolt •P. . DAVIS, Auctioneer.
Q. 11 A.W1.8, PltlN'l‘B, NES,
HAMS, NOTIONS, ke., AT AUCTION,—M. the Cam ,
11101,131 Bales Booms, No. 54 F'ittli street, on WEDNF
DAY, Juno Isth, at 10 o'clock. A. and 8 o'clock even.
ingovill be sold a quantity or Shawls, Prints, Delaines,
I:high:lms, Porto lifonaies, Morocco Itelleules, Work
Boxes, Fancy Baskets; Aocordeons, Violins, Bres.slng
Cases, 15ferqopindttrn Woks, ore.
jolt PM.
M.E(;IIAISJA.' 13A.Nics C 4T AUG
43j TION.—TIIIB (Tneitday) EVENINg, Juno 14tb,
, 4 a , o'clock, at-the CotruneFefal Bales Hoems, No. 54
Fifth street- will ho
'••• LO ?hares Mech.:4loa' flank Stook.'
'olt P. 111, DAVIS. Auctioneer.
O OPEN
OPENING.— , -A splondid assortment
N'of Shawls, Mantles, DIMS floods, Needle Work-,
Whiter Goode, etc. _
. joie C. HANSON . LOVE, 74 Market atroet,
IRE CRACKERS--StXI boxes No; 1 Gol
F. Chop, just rareah4,Amd a
tor Nal b
1 1y
ER k ANDE N,
Jel4 . 8P WOAd 84.9 Waite St, Curies Hotel.
No. 03 Fourth Street.
COMMON RA I, T II MatT4A.A2SCE
cowqny,o. flarriabq Pa. Chartered cisttah
$300,000. Boa: MIMIC C.k. PI Fresident;' • S.
Carrier.Soaretary, GIRARD ME AND l a / a tm . •
i
SURANCE comPAlrr, - -Phibuieaphla. _Assets. -
- 789.73. Hon. JOEL ` JONES, President; J. It..Alver
Secretary. QUAKER CITY INSURANCE COMPA
Pliitadelphia. Assets, =455142. GEORGE 11. HART;
President; H. B. Coggshall, Secret a ry. '
•
barrels fresh for sale by --i.
L.'mie9E - 71" ,
" HENRY H. COLLIHS.
=OEM
What it is doing for the sick.
1,1A1111.1'111 , :4.
LlAllll,ltils
A. A. - 13li0VIIER, . AGENTS,
0; '
ew rtbonnents. a`a_,
ASSIMER.K,IIAtrti, •
BILK HATS,AND
•
FOR MEN AND'BOYS, at
, 'DO-DD SP,
IVIRE WORKS!' FIRE WORKS!!-
LL FOURTH JULY,IS99 —We are now receivitm from
the Factory of H. P.-Diehl, for whom wearetiole Agents,
a full and complete assortinent of FIRE WORKS, con
sisting of. the follownig -
Rockets, fro - col:oz. to BIS. FlOwer Pots, Nos. 1 and 2.
Roman Candles, 1 ball to . ..3); Flying Pigeon%
Roman Candles, colored; Truingle.ti, No. Ito a
Blue Lights, No. 1 to 5; Bengal Lights, I oz. to leer,
Grasshoppers; Vertical .Wheels;, .
Pin Wheels, Nos. 1,2, 3; Saxon Wheels; •
Chasers, No.. 1, 2,3; Rockets. Colored Serpents;
Nos. 1, 3, 3; Double Howlers;
Mines of Stars, 1,2, 3,4, 3; - Torpedoes; fiett,ooo;
Exhibition Pieces, from $9O to WO. with 'directions.
, • REYMER & ANDERSON.
014 39 Wood street, opposite St. Charles Hotel
SELLING OFF f 0 REMOVF,-:
AND FURNISHING GOODS
At CHESTER'S GOTHIC HALL,
jilt corner Wood street nod Diamond 3119 y.
OPENED TIIIS DAY.—Very handsome
Dress Goal, in robes and by the yard. Also,
all
kinds of Ikmiemi ie and Btapla Dry tiooda, usually found
in a well assortotl stock. Please call and examino for
yourselves.
jel4
YOUR HUNDRED 'AND THIRTy-oNE
PENN STREET. took at !Co. 431. For sale by
jell S. cuTUBEILT & SB,N, 51 Market htreet.
AC. B. IL—A comfortable Brick louse
• of hall, nix rooms, bath room and cellar. with
let ;x2 by SO loot; shade trees, etc,all in erilt r, fat
sale; pi ion tt.a.e; oue-thint •in liana, balance at
one, two an three yearn. S. CUTII BERT & BUN,
Jolt Real Estate Agents, 51 Market. street.
r 1 BUILDING LOTS, uN ALFRED
a. STREET, Wilkint , loirgli, for sale; price for troth,
SW. 1 jel4 S. CUTRISERT k SON, 51 Market Ft.
W. E. SCHMEILTZ & Ca;
Di A Di 31 0 T ii
BOOT AND SHOE =EMPORIUM,
No. 31 Fifth Street;
L A DI ES',
AND CHILDHEN'S
BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF ALL STYLES.
EIR WoRK FUR NEATNESS COM
HISEI ISITI(E , ITLA IL7TY.AnnotlMsnryri , scd
an I cons.istm or the LATG4T FASTI toNs.
Indies and Genre will 91n.1 it t011...1c interest to ca
!Ind zvuine our Flock for, pin bating (4. 4 ZlThere.
i.•ito
suoT II tvntion i+ caller
our rtork of
Itol - s* Shot Guns.
IVOTi• in.nnifaeliired eluaiully to our order, and
W.. 11 tini,hod. and entirely reliable and .are.
all mould teaelt their boys be be .
ek amine the,e buantlbil weapons.
CARTWItItiIIT
jel3 •
. Wcuut utreet.
i COLI„A.
. MUZZLES..
FUOIINC TACKLE.
SHUT;UN:i.
It I FI, 1.14, PISTA
AMMUNITION,
CUTLERY
M A NICS"I'OOI,S, nt
TETLEY'S,
Jil3 Wood ,treet.
T N 1)1.1 1Z II 1111E1 )(4)S. INKSTANDS.
Pi•eq, Paper
intiddiiihr; I lan k
-di! by W. S. 11A VI,
pit:: t„rm•r A Third Market &Shroud ,t 9.
DRAPER c `I'A.II,OIR., •
N ' ). fit; ST. CLAIR STREET,. PMI'S,
lilt 1:1;11, jii.irritirnyd from tho
and i 4 now n•ct.l% not 110. of Clothe.
Cn.”Annerv,, VvntinJr.s, alai Coat a v.,s vvry variety and
, Avie. adapted th e bent vily nail eoßnlry truly, which
Ain 1.. e mat tq, tl• ttlllyr with promptnon,a and tle ? q,nteh,
MI , I nt rates a, 1.,A u, at any other natiaarrytabliA Anon
in the env. • rnalydayr
41,"110;11.1.
. .1,!.1:41
"/1
. K{.1,11110 1111
. 7v
BARGAINS IN
SEO)NibIIANI I PLINOS.
One C. nrta•ve. lbe r wont Case, Iron Franw maao by
thwheong & r 4.114 : only two years .14
One s(' t ketaVe. Rosewood Owe, round erwnors; made
by If Titlott &
On; r, , Yi relay itO,WOnd. rams] desk; mulo by Nunn(
& (lark.
One n wirtre, Mahogatty ease, n No by Nwnris &Clark.
(11w 6 (( N. Y. Man. Co.
1.11-7 0 0 pl
6..1.10
. 111 , !x; 2 91
'Z , 7.511
. Fr 2
Oa, 4. 4 " Gcr,rl.4.lBinvai
rm. " ...I " " Pape, Paths.
On« a Mahogany " '- Albrecht
" " " " Load & Pro.
4411, " St " " Gorman make
==l
I . or saki I y
rrHE MANUFACTURERS OF SA W-
I_ YEWS till EMICAL ;LIVE ERASIVE :SOAP,
alter sat ji.cting it to the severest tesitit known to the
trade, are fully Persuaded that there is tioFamily WaSlc
ing Soap in the United States, for so little money, having
at once so many good qualities. (and so few discounts)
OP ISEAUTI —ln colors, firniness, surface and tea
:
tore generally.
OP .
—ln freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay; fish offs, stale Areve, andadultenitions.
Ql QUA I.ll'l — I*PF washirtg elythes, of every descnp
lion. coarse or fine; cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed,
printed or uhitei for caishvg tar, grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' Ink, Bliwypal;op' wa.T, etc, ffm4l
furnity fe npd fr9iq tho 4045.
(];yo !F F4ir tar+l for Y9l#l',Plie:F,all4 bo convinced.
Itomenthor, OW PINUP la OP each hp'. Asjc ja a espy
of the direction*. IL k
lea 47 Wood street, hitlaLurrh,
VALENCIA LACE SETS-
$1, 4 ,GZ1,5g2 41
$ 7.100 tX)
00.11.00
3)6,.)18
2047 72
177.4:L
CALL EARLY AAD SECURE BARGAINS AT.
4G31 , 1,CGC 20
87,143 TS
2.3 PIO 42
... 17,353 72
L. HIRSIIIILD & SON,
itIERCIIANT - TAILOILS
No. 83 Wood Street.
Our a , ortment of S.urpmer Coat;ngs,. Cassimnres,
Linens and yet4ipgs is noWeqmplete. Wears prepared
to furnish our customers o 1 tit 1!.l and eleol4
at very low rules.
jeS L. 11111S1IFELM & SON'S,
ItOOT, RUST & CLARK,.
AIND In/AVIIIS
SI'F.R3I, RAPE, ELEPILINT, WIiALE, LARD AND
MINER.S'OILS,
Also, Straits, Rank, Shore, Tanners and Neatsfoot Oils,.
Sperm, Patent and Adatnantino Candles, .
jalllyd 61 FERRY STREET, NEW YORg.
COUNTING lIOUSE STATIONERY, Bill
head Boxes. Post Office Boxes, Card Racks, 'Cal
endars and Sand Boxes, a largo assortment at
AVEIVS,
jel3 Corner Wood fi Third .4 Market& Sceoail sbs.
7~ICI till AItItIVAL--10.! boxes Palernio
onwTes, sweet, =et lee boxes Palermo Lemons,
jut receiving this day, and fur ,al by
REY M ER A. ANDERSON,
jets No. 39 Wood st., opposite SL Charles hotel._ -
UI.,'AS ES RASP INDIA CASTOR OIL. tiTt
sale by : 11'1MM';
jela Alleglibny CitY'.
4QB — lir.S. — SrP — Alst — T - 11,..;ITIVIIITINO fur sale
4 by BF.CIi DAV 6. KELLY,
.j. 13 Allegheny City :
91 1 1111 15T11.11.4 11. 1.;‘; AN - RBI?
for 'eats by ItEcktiahra
jol) Allegheny City,
1 ( 1 4.8 E MACE, JUST It E - 01';1 1 s 7 1 , 311 antl for
sale by BECSIIA1;
jets Allegheny City.
Tit' :-LACE LEAD. for
eJ sale by BF.CItIIA 5r A KELLY,
'
jela Allegheny
$754,r;4 :..1
..7,t.:09,1f0 00
. 110 1 i 04
. 91,112 &I
VLEVENTI - I LIST op APPLICA'fIONS
_U4 for veiling. Liquors, tiled iu the Clerk's oa k , kr , to
June olli, 1810. •
Bradley Patrick, with other goods, Bth ward, Alta - aught
Brown John E.; eating house, al ward, Allegheny;
Itinsley Hobert, tavern, tali ward, Pittsburgh;
Brennan Jas., agent, with other goods,;:d ward,-Piltab'o
Hens Sohn AL, catingliouse, Fawn town'ship;
Butler (bollard, tavern, St. Clair do
Colonnui Charlea, do let ward, Pittsburgh;
Hansa C., with other Iroods, Stli ward, du
I , rer.herg Henry, eating bowie, Bth do do - -
Frank Then., tavern, ll,l . wanl, do • --
Galway D. R.,with other goods,4tb do do
Hall &untie!, tavern, West Pittsburgh;
Haut Frederick, tavern, Lower St. Clair township;'
Lesty Caspor, eating - do
Ificeicer Peter, tavern, 141eQuelless do
Motile Jacob, with other good'', rmingbam;
Murphy John, tavorn, Penn township;
Marsh Henry,' do East 'Birmingham;
Mittley John, do do
Murdock Isaac, do
quigley J. E., tavern, Lawrenepvillel •
St reckon t3.;' ' do Chtirders lownabitu
Stewall k Maloney, tavern, 4th ward; Pittsburgh;
Sehrrials J J do do da
Sweinherger jobp . , ' ' tth" do ~to
ShortValontino do 31auchester;
Shaotror 11. A., with other gooda, ith ward, Pittsburgh;
Taylor A. /I, tavern, Xli=theth towmchip.
THOS. - .A. HOWLEY, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Juno oth, 1869. • - Jell
4VIS, uetioneer.
A T A PNICE—A , VERY Low-,PRIp.e.,-
. L _
rx. Will be sold a comfortable two story-franindirel
hug of five rooms, with a large lot of grown] fronting on
two streets, in Allegheny City. Apply to
jelly . B. CCTHBUitTA .901 N. 51 Market street.
AD"'NG HOUSE, N ENT EL
FOR $Bl A MQZPITI, with a large lot of greundi
situate in Allegheny CifYi"will be sold at the low i roe of
$7OO. Terms easy. S. cuTliTtFmr 4 s 11,...
Jell - - • - , 61- Market e rent
OGERS' PEN KNIVESFor We-b
-, J. It. WELDP,
_jtt 1 . W , t ,
-‘) IJIL 00'1'1I. A: For salebv
J. R. Nvp.rmili,
'Mt to Wood street, near Forirth.
O ACKING B 0 X. S-400 • . -
Paelcitig Boxeslot Web
FELT HATS,
Wood Street,
One door South of Fifth.
GENTLEMFIVS CLOTHING
AT AuctioN PRICES,
L. 11,E130N LOVE,
74 Market utrei.A.
GENTS%
13()YSt,
MISSES ,
SAMUEL CRAY,
4.:lerne;;l!.
JOHN H. 31.ELLOR,
Ht tao4xt etre.,L
MARKED DOWN
WITHOUT REGARD Ti) COST.
JOS. HOILINWS, 77 Iligket st.
llgtv adr•
trim
- -
PrOPOS:II4
ir — ze NOTICE,--Sealed Propossis t
lb.'? the offien4stzdamei VernerLlSfth
TIIURSDAY next thp. Instant, at 2 o'clock, P. r for
furnishing on tbe. thin of th e Cittions'
way, commencing irk rifth . And Lfbeity streets, along
Penn and Butler stoats to.glo r•emeteg gate, *pox
13.5,500 feet 4x6autiftzGerciastiestfjetlong,ofCiteirtsinv
or Oak; also fotn
20 139Akt re4f 5x7 "White :Pim ler
stringers in length, offentAutl upwards.
Proposals will be directe,M - atiltock & Co, care of
James Verner, endorsed Pro owls..'
PITTSBURGH - AND BIRMINGHAM PASSEN
11GEIrRAILBOAEr.—The Comrnissianersto open
books arid receive subscriptions to the Stock of said
Road, will meet for that purpose at HAIM'S HOTEL,
on the corner of Fourth and Grant streets, iu the cite
Pittsburgh, on MONDAY, the 9.7 th tostant, at 73:1
o'clock, P. . jo7;td
City and County. Insurance - CiinipanY.
OTICE IS ILERtI.M
-
in pursuance of an act'of Assembly reliting there
to, cend- the CharWr of Incorporation, approved `April
.11th,1859, Books to receive subscriptums to the Capital
Stock of the City. and. County Insrunneo Company of the
• city of Allegheny, will be open at the offico•of PETER,
PETERSON. Pederalatreet.AlleghenY, on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and TIIURSDA.Y. Oth. -oth end .ittr. of
- July, and at the office of WM. P. BAUM. en St. Claw
street, Pittsburgh, on FRIDAY and SATURDAW MR.
and 4th of July next, to remain open tor me nays. (rin.
loss the stock be sooner subscribed,) .from lt) A. M. to 4
o'clock,P. 711„ of each day.
Josiah King, • James I.:. Gratuum- ,
Henry Irwin, . Wm it. Posey;
Peter Peterson, Johh Itinningleur
0. u. Craig,. Wm. P. Baum,
lashes Old, " John Irwin, Sen.,
James Glb4on, 'John Sampson, C. - :
Yeager, • . ..George Lewis,-
Samuel Gormly , - Nicholas Vooghtly , Sen,
John •A. Scott, ' 11.P.PdeDowell; -
John W. Riddle, David Greig, .
Satan! Lindsay, Jun, - -J. Lot/emote. • •
Bottand, Thomas Farley,
U. Evans. Alex. Ifilands, • -
R. W... Poindexter, • Thos. Donnelly,
James l'ack, Jun., . James A. Gibson,
I). Lent Shields, .
jei:td • •
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
'NEW
Arrival of ',Pianos.,
Tr HE . SURSCRII3ER HAS JUST .R&
11 cetved from the rmumfactory of
CHICRIERTiM • & SONS, •
A fresh supply of their •
IJNItIVA LLIEII PIANOS.
The instruments have all been selected persomdlyby.
the subscriber, at the. Factory, _ . . . •
ESPECIALLY POE THIS MARKET.
Ttio,at in want of Piaitiis are invited to mill and e_ca.m
ino.lhis stock, whith comprises all the various styles
manufactured by Chiekering k Sons, from the plainest.
'to the "tniett elaborately carved mises, and at'prices to
slid nll purehnser, '
ra,"A1.1 4 ,,, INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED. - al
JOHN H. MELLOR,
. .
Je4 81 WOOD STREET.
NEW STOCK, OF DIALI..ODCONS.
JUST RECEIVED—A SPLENDID NEW ,
LP lot of MELODEON S. from the
li cA N
faetory of MASON & ILtMLIN, Boston;
including- slt this styles made by this firm.,
'thane histruments have been approved • •. •
by the greatest 1111.1.416311: , in tllC L euuntry,—na Dr. Lowil
leo: F. L'Astt. W. B. Itr_tdbury, and others—eon
segneittly they e,n 14, relied an no being fart
!l'hey are noted for the following points:
I. Their pool not mordent finality . of tour. :
2. Their great. power or tone. .
Z. Their perfeet equality of tone.
4. Their prompt 91111 rasp touch. •
Their licautiful style of finish..
G. he
Tir durability. "
7. Their eliciiipae- i s of prii.e.
For -ale only I.y JOHN It
No. ffi Wooil strvWt.
..1 1 , , seriptiveeitrillsra mailed to any address. 11103
. .
DR. JOHNSON'S
HERB. DISPENSARY.-
Wien C.* Main StNet, (2.litoor 14. Stairs,) tinfllacy N. F.
T I IE I)P.. .Jt)I114S0 -
gotania tv..uts socecAsfully tho fullow
As - ril al A. NEftVolls
13110Ni:11MS. • I t EADACfIE, cured in 10
I.l.'N(;t. (311.8 T lIIS'E.4SES,SeItO.I.I;i,A,
.- . ,
U
I.)IP , EASt•N i.irtE Ilk:Ater, HAL RHET M,
Ki AUIET• • API...EMI+. INS. MIEUNIATISAL
LIVER WAIPLAINTS, VEVER AND AGUE,
1k7.31 ALE AV EiA li.N MA. 1' lAI P L ES,
Disliimpi .)F TILE EAR .1" , 771) EYE, Se, de
. ,
.ill who aro ,sinfering from the above named Aiseages,
ar any . lithereomptleatedentnploint of years standing,
are intorineil that they eon have forwarded Liy mail or
expre,s. for the snuill sure of v. 00 a neat Pivkano of
Medicines, with all necessary dircetions nod medical
advice. Patients Oniuld without delay, as they
aNti obt tin insttnt relief from Cho IMetor's remedies.
Dr. Johnson's Medicine consists of extracts from the
choicest Medicinal foreign mot native Roots and. Herta,
manufactured under Ins own miners - talon: at his
Ais
sensary.mid thereforeavoiding the tole of 'Mercury, and
olte unnurat poisons, that were never designed for
the system, to which many thousands hive folicn
thus and gone to early graves. -
LOTION FOR THR-MIIPLEXION.--Dr. Johnson's
remarkable LOTION for beimtifying and improving the
Complexion. removiog,_Amhist in.atantaniamaly, Tan,
Freckles, Pimples, kc., will hesent to any part or, the
ii onntry for sl' Oa anti one postage stamp.
N. It Vet - pole +Alla SI per box
r : p1i...•301 - I:;3oN,..Prawer 401- .
jellilyrdaw Offiee tia Mai St., buffalo, N. V.
TIIIRD IMPORT - AT/ON.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
No. 25 Fifth Street,
? RE NOW iIi:CEIVING A C6MPLEIE 1 TOCK(•)'
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BANNON AND DAILSOD ANGLAIS 808,
BLACK 'LACE SITAWLS,
•
Mantillas, 13arego Anglais Dusters,&e.
.
WM. H.
WILLIAMS & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
'Virt; Strict; comer of 'third,
priTsßußthi,pFsi,rA
. 7 14.1,1 ! EG.H.F 4 Ny &Ewa-No,
Si;:6IIEIThRY ANI)
AT Zip ! ' 31 ViPTEI STILEET
Pli NTEN I.)4N'r3 'OFFICE :
4T TUE CPMEPERY•
TERRA. COTTA OR
STONE WATER PIPES,
FROM TWO TO SIX INCH CALIBRE.
Prieto from Tsvelvo to Thirty Cti.prt . Foot.
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
For sale Wholesale at Mancifaeturer.s.Frees
HENRY E..COLTANS,
FORWIRDIAG IND tplifilllSSlON IBECILINT,
CIFEESE, :BUTTER, SEEDS, 'FEDI,
ASD.PRODSJpE dElklo.l4,t,
NO. ;15 'WOOD T'lrrsEicatan.
... _ -
_EDFORD Srlif NUS--T 3 - TI S NV I. L-
Bknown and delightarantnrner reliort will ioopen
1 , he reception of yplteps fiVtlio'fitt4o,l.l4'e, and kept
open till the first of Gekiher. . .
The hotel Irill bn tinder the matmoirteilt of Mr:A.G.
Aiwa, wbeee ezperionee,eotirteons inannera,and Atten
tion to Ws guests, giro the attiplat asattrancoof comfort
and kind treatment.' . . .
Parties wishing rooms or any information in regard to
the place, will please address
• •
Superintendent of Bedford Mineral Springs..
VIEST PREMIIIKA.WARDEDEV THE
-11; STATE FAIR TO r • '•
• G R A-1F F & CO.
• - : E•OIt•THE BEST: • .. •
Nr . -1 73
For bist Bap for fannlies, and beat Woad. COok
Score. D 00414 rot best Laundry Store. Also on hand..
a large assortment of Heating &ores, Plain -snd Fancy
Grete - Fronta;Ferstem Sod and D 0
.13 !ro'. fteliot
lles, Tea Settles, Wagon Boxes,_HonoteWare,
• GRAFF 00; No. 24A Liberty-street,'
ffd • At the -head of Wood street.:
BOOMS.-10Q dozen
mile LI! te3)
LLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.,
~', : il, OF PITTSBURCH.
UaFFICE;-No. 37 Fifth Street t Batikßlock.
..
1 fiNSURI: AGAINST ALL KINDS QF
- 'l_ FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. '
ISAAC'JONES: President; JOHN . D. MeCORD, Vice
President; D. M. BOOK, Secretary; Capt. WILLLIISI
DEAN, General Agent. ,
Dreamons—lsaae Jour& C. G. 'Hussey, Harvey Childs,
Capt, It. C. Gray. John A.WiLgon.l3. L. Pahnestock, John
Dade Cord, Isaac M Pennoek, R. I'. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
- Delln,-Thos:M.- Rowe, Rohl. II; Davis. -- ' lIIY.
DEl4,l_Nit4OttlE AtilYtl7.4l4'
. _
gE -;CQMPANY
,
TNCORPORA.TED 1 BYTHr LEGISLA
" TlTliiV (P MNINSLVANTA , 1635.
OfFiCKAACPENTAgaLGAAMITAZATT
- PIIILADELPHLi..
Marlite - InAttrante.' • -
,CARGO Tall llama 'at
I`KRA • -
On Good;, by Faint : . Canals, Lakes, and,Land Carriages
- to all parts of the Union.
''t'lll.l; TCSlllttly
On Merchandise genetnllY . ',' •
- onStores:Durtling, llonsea, ete4 etc.
.4 - 35`fi'l'S' OF TILE courA r,
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real it= 35-
Philadelphia City' 6'A 105,144 00
Pennsylvania State I.oaris. 104,425, 00
United, States TrewnrY .. . . E0,11.,60
Railroad 6 re rent. Mortgnao- 8 7, 376 00
StOCka4 in Railroad:A Gag and InsnraneoCoa - ....`, 362 . 60
... .. 4 a r 1,f 1,6 36
Balance/in hanTls ofAgents. lieminnis on}
Maxine PoliCieN rycc.ntly issuod,und other 61,288 14
I • debts due the Company ..
Wm. Marlin
Samuel E. Stolces. -
• Edmund A:Sender, J. F. peuisten,
llenry Sloan,
John IL Penrose, - Edward Darlington.
• John C. lulls, H. Jones Pirooke,
James 4 1`raqiiair, Spencer-Al'llcriine,
Wm. Eyre. Jr., 'llomas C. Hand,
James C. Hand, - Robert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, ' Jacob P.lones,
Joseph IL Seat, James 3rFarland,
Dr. 11. M. litiston;, Joshua P. Eyre,
Geo. G. Lieper, , Jolin 13. Scruple, Pitts
Jtuch Cmig.. D. T. l'ilorgsn,
Charles Kelley. ' • J. T.- Lots, .' 4
MARTIN, Piesident.
THOS C. 'RAND, Vice Presttlent.
Hewer 1.11.11082 f, Secretary. -
1 4 . A. MADEIRA. Agent' -
, No. 1:15 Water street, Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh. Insurance Company,on
NO. 96 WATER' STREET, PIiTSBUOGIt
ROBERT GALWAY, Pre.eiden
- ALEX". 1111.11)LEY, Vice President.
F. A; RTRETIII:I`, Secretary. .
.
45) - - Insures HULL AND C.IRGO RISES. nn
. the Ohio and Rivnrs and trihutaries, and
MARINE RISKS generally.
• And ,igainst to dainae, Ly Fire, and nenitsd the
Perils of 1110 Sea. pud Inkuld Nalis:ll4ols - and Transperr-
Robert Gahtay, • ' • Ezunur-I 31'Clurkan,
JOSt/Pif RA;AZ/41r1,11. D, John Sk..ott,
' David Richey.
Jgints W. llailtnan; - Clualen Athuthnot,
Alexander ISradle-y, - .3. Leeeh;
John Fultertoty N. F. Bart, --
R. Robinson, Robert 11. ITartley;
_
Carr. to
r - - 31'0311. -
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE M OMPANY,
NO. 149 CHESNUTSTREET
Opposite — rite Castont
ALT RINDS 0,1 7
R.ANCI:, either I'erpetiial lamitetl;on every
description of Property' or Bferebandi , e, at reasonable
ratett protilinnt..: - • • _
ROBERT P. RlNG..Presitteni,
M.. W. DA - Lnw IN, Vice Prez,ictent,
DIP.ECTCP.9 :
Charles ttayes, • . E. P. Cope,
E. B. Englisli s • E Georg...MT—Brown,
P. IL theory, . Joseph St. l'aul,
C. Shermap, . John CE - t) - ton,
Maglirtree;
. I.4..t.cs:ounn,
J. G. COFFIN. hgont,
j 5-41 ' Corner Thlrd and 1V0t3.1 street.
- PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Of Pittsburgh. - 4 - -•
No. bairourtb.street`
.
, DIRECTOI;S:f
.te.eab Painter, Rodyl.Grioi Sproul, •
C. A. Colton, James 11. flopking. A:earner, •
Henry Sprout, • . ICirli. Voeglttly f • George W.l3Triith.
A. J.Jenes,. Illuoirtf • , Itobert Patri4k.
Chart _ •
• 8300.000
1 , 11:N-AND, -, MARINE TAKEN, -of' all .-de-
Ferirtlous. -
=ME
Merchants' Insurance Compaq
OP - PECILATYVITaiIIIK - •
V. PETTIT, Presidt:uL.—.D. J. M'CANli x Secretary
Amount of.Cnpitil Stock paid in andinveste,=l - 3,000 1 :0
...... 53,41_ai 35,
Insures I:Argo Risks 'on the Oldo tuld 2ilii' iSsippi Rivers
and Tributaries. Insures against los3 :, .4,larnage by.
Fire. Als.o,ngniest the Periis .of (lie ;dean/I(l.lEl°nd
Enviptionund Transportation. .
__ -- DIfrECTOILS; ' -
Wm. V...t'etlit„ , . ' 4.U. Alontgotnet7, John 1 1-PnlTlron.
D. J. l'il'eann, 'E. F..Winuer, Ilse Builion,
B. 1.. Wrnnton, John A. Alnrshalt, .-(l.ns. B. Wright,
*John J. Pulterson, El wood'r. - Po sey. -
OFFICIO:3: . ..... -- . -
. WILLIAM. V. 1%1711T, President. -
- 'E: F. WITMEIt. Vice PI esident, . I :
..1.). J. 151k2ANN.Riereini-r '
, REFEREM:I , 24:. - '
In Pkitaaciphia :: . 21. t l'lfod,tplian: ". ' '
-T..<2 iger, Inmb & Co.,' Sieihnsita, Justice & - Co.,
Trlnltz Bra 1 Cu., • i -
Burk. Troiy, a stidado,
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DAPSlE,PresidPntl
• • F-M.(443RDON. geeretarx.
. Ory Kg No. ft/Water stroet, (f3i4n, &Co.'s Wntebonae,
up kairs,)Pittabonli-
Wiitf insure ogle least . 11ifnl5' of PlP.E..and MARLS - E
A Nome lastitutlon,matiaged by Directors who SP
%folk known in thgeommunity, and who are determined,
by I.romptnessn and liberality, to maintain the character
vuelt - they have assumed, as. -offering- the best protect.
tton to those who desire to Ile insured.
- ' APRIL:3 O th, lsra • ..-
.Steel: 00,030 00
Mortgage " 2,1C0'
Office .. . ..... • 2.50 03
Open Aetiounto„"ete...»..... .. . . . .. 11,656 3.3
Cash
Premium .... .30,i17012
Notearand bills 153,355 t
THE9LDLE:H'" ANY) LARG • •
AVM. SCIIVOLIMAN '
PRACTICAL 'LITROgRAPHER
CORNER THIRD AND lIIMIKET STREiTS,
DITFFS COLLEGE 413ILDINGS.
G. S. - JOHNSON..
Late Fore?nau (L. - at..,5 9 r Perrin& .tgtifison.)
• .
Cheap and Dbrable, Tire and Water Trout
76 Sat 177MJE'p'ST., BErl!t F6LTTII* .1%4W7'11.
irir The only inannfactritors and de:dm In their Irn
FlAStie - Ckli.WP CANVAS ROOFING.
1341'kCorkt. GRAtEh
ROOFING OVA thirtithilt DalT:tyttiwis
JOHN, - .THOMPSON &
House, Sign- and Ornamental
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
*0:114 TPI-o.stireit;
PITTSBURCH, PA.
• 4, • cLoca• -
.4geTICY for 'OW '-'674tea A . NtRICAN WATCHF-A
A large y snrhnonf of these dos trAble:Jll,7o.,
. .
JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, Ete..ratule to order.
• Witte ti Ropairing,,Enving, Gilding and .1101, irigtiono
to /110 eery best warmer: '
REINTLBLAN
mdf , - - lea .42 FlRlvatirest.
iF 4 TNS STOVE WORE.S. - •
- ALE iutzirimit
saxmAmtnum ead =yam I sway vmarry
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
FLA.= i.lri:4:klttCY gIt4TE. dritOrM, 40.
- ' Proprietor of the Celebrated
PATENT OASISEIMIDIG AND SMORE CONSUME:No
COOK TovE
Ofdceand Sales Rooms,
makfali Stre, Attsbar",
ma lor
lI:LUDLUM
jnsumnrit.
SAFETY
A. A. tkitRII , AL
I. GRIER SPRl)trb, Secretary. fjalsl
A. T. 4 l'Otnto7, Caldwell Co.
- PITTS.BURGAI.OFFICE, NO. 9: V. ATER STREET.
jas' R. W. I'OIN9EtiTER:,I
totz6iois
.R:Miller: Jr;
Ge.rge W. JIWIMMI,
Alex. Speer, • •
Wm. bfelinight,
Alexander Nimiek,
Wm. IL Smith,
err
James .111"Auloy;
Andres' Afdday, .
liattottlie Holmes,'
1):11. - .:-
C. W. if.icket.son..
Lithographic Establishment in the City.
PPTTSBII.I2OII.. PA-
BATES & JOHNSON,
PP a.,
4.00,1itt 05
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