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"WEDNESDAY MORNING: JUNE 15, 1869.
'Sleeting of the Democratic County Com
mittee of Correspondence.
The Democratic County Committee of Cor . refpon-,
denco met at the St. Charles Hotel, pittsburgh,hrt Sat
urday, June 4th, 1659,
On motion of Henry Ingram, the following resolution
was adopted: •
• - -Risigrect,"chid-flii'Denic;ciatiiicitirlics the several
Wards, Borough. and Pwfiahip.s. of
, illeglienZ
‘ttriAlleretoMt i ti tvnettlititiletrusind Vats- et 1 ,1 9 m.
• ing Primary e SATURBAI, June the 2411,
1659, and elect Two Delegates from eah..WhOWilln944oM
• Me upon the following WEDNI.DA I .. June 'anti; at
eleven eteJock.A. H.. to the COCHT 4100.4, to nominate a
Ticker .for`icounty Offloarfi.lo'lsft:toted for at`tho up
prciathiug annual
. elLs•tion.
Therneetings Msttio .. Citiep 414 Boroughs will oftirrsi
5 o'clock, 51., and continuo until 7 o'clock'. '
TIMA '
reitiags HigtoiriwAVAApiAhaviietween
the hours of 3 anl,s.o'o. o ek, P. H.
ft-BRUCE, Chat man.
N. r4viitrarAt,gienekarntrtdm•
A FACT TO AK D 1, 7.1):
a note=worthy`Rick that the.Democ
: • rack of the ioYe,ratetinnttei,otllenrtsylirania,
whiCh have held' their'cOntliy'..Colai;entions
- have, without :exec - 1:410n, made-their norm
,
nations and - perfected their oie4d-Ations
' • DeriMerntfc Pllitforras, leaving
all local and'spealal qUestrons care
of themselves: Vie receive-.from. various
- quarters of the State the most gratifying.eV
, .ene.es '
.id the Democracy are deter :
tthiPeaP. 11 44i 1 1 - ..t4 1 4 p 4' 11 464t1 Pl4ckt-orgalli'
zation. - United and
_energetic movements
are taking . tlie place of inaction, and all lo
cal differeimeS are set aside for the sake of
the general good. . • - •
These - are healthy signs for the Democra-.1
cy of t,he -.old Keystone. Let fa of
gherry county, do ourselves credit by follow : .
iuo Atte e" - trnple of:our sister op' nties of
the State. have'dLisipated oVstrefigth
:,--z.byfollowing suit counsel, and inlioducing
into our platforms, for a year or-two past,
local rigtiteis.Which hadno connection With
politics; and which gave offence to. a portion
of the frienis of trne autocracy. At the
approaching Convention those who 'truly
desire the Success of the. party will ignore,
~ .-all questions of this character. The Opposi
., t f lon,-c? n scious_of the wcal:R.ess itsricket,
that we may throw away
the chance which its divisions
tinil di satis
factions have afforded us. If we fn.° gov
i...-erne:dT.ly....n.linark political
tact, we shall avoid the trap which those
- - 'who favor the Opposition candidates, on ac-
-. -, Catint cif .Certidn'opiniens tipOntli:6ll issues,
would have' the Democracy put their foot
into. Our manifest policy, is to, nominate a
upon a Deinocratic basis on
ly. We may succeed in electing a portion
of it, but even if we do not, wesliall place,
iinrielVes - right upon the' record of the Nu
. tional Democracy by taking stick action.
SIMON c.plEftoN - AND THE PilEgi-
. _ .
DENCY.
italleloifoxving little Tiaiagriirli',:finiti'ye9ter
day's.Dispatch, reminds us. that an effort is go
ing on in favor of Simon Cameron for the
next Presidency.:
= 'ladle sentiment on the Pres
idential Itirstrcur - ta - going forward gnit_ e adiN e
ly
just now. T'olitieal organs 'are rapidly
making, diseoveriefs as to the peculiar fitness
of. this or that gentleman for the. position.
They may have known nil about him for a
dozen ;wears or and - never dreamed of him
a nominee before,:but then the persuasive
- - FigiQuentliad not been aildres•ed to them—the
2":t:great statesman " had not hinted ths,t, behind
f.ltrfluence". to wield to help aspirants up hill
to little pinerk4•• and , o he had hitherto w
-"iiiiweettieSs on the desert air.'
can Immo mistaking the point of Vol.
Foster's meaning. somewhat mysteriously ex•
.
pressed,l;ut if any one, of an inquiring mind
_wishes further enlightenment as to the "man
"'lutecium"' of public tentithent in favor of
, c&lnPriratively Weak and venal politicians, our
I,E.“,cttemporary of the Dispaichas , the! very man
to impart it. His. residence in, Harrisburg,
last winter, gave him opportunities of observ
ing the dark schemes resorted to by the pinty
with which be Waiacting, and no one in the
Commonwealth is better 'acquainted, at present,
with the unparalleled corruption of a few hack
neyed politician.s, who are now laboringfor the
advancement of Hen. Simon Cameron.—
Around about him ore gathering alt the ma
- renders .and, political lazzaroni of the Know
Nothing and Republican parties of l'ennsy/-
vanitt: Wherever wo see a renegade from the
DeMociatie party, who needed watching while
he acted with our organization, there you will
find h follower of the " Sage of Loehiel."--
;Wherever you see a. jobber in politics, ready to
• change his profession and faith, while declaim
ing about consistency in both, there are you
sure to behold one Whose chief ambition is . to
labor for the advancement of ' Simon Cameron.
These are the persons alluded to by the Dis
iiatch, as being engaged "in manufacturing
public sentimertP,cfityror of men, whose sole
qualificationtainc in thettfollowers' estimation,
a facility irt;Ae ways of:Vatic plunder.
Withong - Asiring txf.,* ..., i*nsidered either
personal diLl'irietii** . :iFkiiihnot refrain kom
alluding toflik : 'lltkaittr 4 o-;Prizette in the con
nection
There is aiii:AUtC.ll4otltat the Dispatch had
.our venerablieS*4Parary in its eye, when
it penned the pirigiiiipit - which we have quoted;
and this being so, there can be no impropriety
f lie large amount of piety exhibited by the
Gazeitt, ever since itieformer editor took charge
of it, 'lie ciclt napier...lseilutiders'iiind why, at
the present time, it selects from all men of
party, for Atie first ofliciY iir this great natibn,
one who was in his best days but alboldifTrilla
-chief, lighting for plunder;.; and„lettaing in
person, when a city was to bO'SflekeZ; a ng
of desperadoes`, einal in ferocity to the banditti"
who, under, Charles De:Atoor inte.stell OM for
, ,
wits of Bohemia. To this monstrous-falling
off, in morality and, decency, there cant but
one solution, which is furnished by Col. FOs
ter'spaper ; the Gazette has degenerated from
its former advocacy - of men representing it 6
political faith - and opinions, and has sunk to
the' lamentable level of.- being-the Western or
gan, iu Pennsylvauhsi of one, themtere'Jnen
tics 6 4 whose i natnei-ju connection with' the
Presidency, is a .libel Wpthiitith iiittie and in
ielligence:of its readers.
, Plow ; accountfor
this ,sttang° : PF9cePain -11 1: 0 -1 1 , Pfirt of our
neighbor, ve.confess ourselves somewhattuz
: zled;.;Aa without, iLtttemptitig'"fiii4,li4:,,ixpla
-naiion of our own; we again dirAct,the read-.
- •
ers' attention to the paragraph which npiaave
quoted from the Dispatch of, yestprilnyi
A Repentant: Juror.
- It - seems that some of Clio jurors in the -hite
b reac h of
_promise case in St. Louis are back=
leg .out of their 41 1 .: 10 # 31 . 0 v.erdicti Vue Of.
them writing to the Neipe,V,cklunteersibeirpilow ,
prom what - I have heiird since the
conclusion of the trial, I,alikfree corifess
that I have 'not only been badly'snldibut that
I have' helped to . render an unjust Verdict.
17njust, not on account. of the at44n, -(for
hero let me express it asmyhunibloopiiii§that
were she justly entitled to one cunt,She Was eni
titled toall ;) not only on account of-.her loss of
intersst in his property, but also'on acccitint
their attempt and utter failure to blast her' Oh -
=ter. The whole blame I chargerests Will the
defense in. notproving (instead of insinuating)
that people had reputations, and in not using,
some little of the.evidence, that I undeMand,
was at their conanituul.7 - "E
Y ,_z
THE SETTLEMENT OF THE RAIL
' ROAD CONTROVERSY.
The most importantfittal e e o he
%test week is the settlemen # • trover
19`# • i owls he
Mest tckt ea
A pr T 4. etT ee • -nt
Nlitsl44glifeb b le # f4n fir.
Bar-
Now--44.4e • thiAlllrl*ffleimite
After a brio statement of the quieVtach
produced the existing difh.'cultleandthe
claims of each of the four lines ho says:
_,__
.
Believing that - uniform rates of fare aro of
great coneequence, and that the interests of no
road can he injuriously affected by a reduction
'or:the - speed - now :worked at by three of the
lirletiapeeuggested4hathec from,
from,
they tuigleAtilinktfaiftaile shall be siF'
toes-instead of fifteen hoursleaving-e eS=
he W"
464}iainfatliliisPeff'fhW411Wttrinerease
-tad tbAThteinbitaiiind'Ulticago us they
may deem proper the time thus adopted tote
uniform by ; *dines. In my recent - Iw.
tercourse with,* officers of the four roall4,
,feund diet eseltioeked • open the
isting quarrel as an .unwise and unneeetSfity
ono, ditmagl4;te' all, and benefitting none,
and each' - elnitlintrter be anxious to put up
rates, and'ui do - all in his pewee to restore
harmony between great interests involved
in the contest. 1 Believing.that. this is so,- And
that theroisno serious or-practical difficulty in
the way of an immediate returtv to profitable
have prepared the rates and agree
ment now submitted for your consideratiom•
It
the four lines cab 'at'entee;in time to reap the
benefit which may he safely anticipated from
the largetropa*Of the West, work at'remuner
atiVe rates ' my . Objeaein addresSiag you will
have beearfully accomplished. I believe that
by this plan no road is asked to forego any ad
vantage that it now possesses, but that each
will be benefitted by receiving a fair compensa
tion for the traffie which is natural to it. ' .
The cepseqUerice of thisietter mi.sa meet
ing between. Messrs. Thomson and Corning,
I,whe arrived at!a satisfactory understanding
on Fridak, whichemi Saturday, was ratified
• by Mr. Moran of tlMNew York and Erie road.
The keidt/remnrks that the new agreement
diners from the October F omprict inasmuch
ns it is confined to the stibject of fares "arid'
• freights, and in other respects leaves each
company, freeAh - reguhtte , its own businessin
the way it deems best. None of the many
restrictions, end7cenditlens. which were so
nfti'thesrbjeet'of rec runin - ation under the
October compact have been renewed. • The
new,bargain raises passenger fares to the
rates current on the Ist of .April' lest—the
highest which have been in force far 'some
years-ethe advance being in some ewes
in others ittl, in others 100, in o ther:4 , 110 p e r
'Oent. Freights advanced, on the average, GU
per cent. The old cattle rates which were in
force before the late breach .botWeee the
roads, are restored. No road is permitted to
evade the spiritoy the agreement, by granting,
drawbacks; nor can any roads grant free
pass-es for the purpose of influencing liu,mess,
though all are free to grant pass . r:s - Which are
not given with this object. ,Sueli ; sire the
provisions of the .lune compact,•whieli was
made on Saturday, and acted utan, under
teleeraphie orders signed by the A c .,i(knt,.
by railroad agents throughout t hecotm try the
same day. It ielierdly necessary to obse-rve
that its ettect will.he tetchy the trunk roads
and their connections in a very marked man
ner. It is elliariated that 525,000 a day
*ouldinadequatelyrepmeent the actual gain
to the various roads concerned by the ad-
Vance of pas. - Taaiger rates.'
Mr. Meran,.in his letter 'cementing, on,
behalf of the Erie Road, to adopt the new
rates and stipulations makes an exeeptien
fit 'regard to "eaetward bound freights to be
adjuAed from time to ,time'
. by the freight
agents in.Buitalo,"as hie company.lias no
agent at that. point awl is not in the habit
ay allewiiig so illlpOrtant a matter' to be de
cided by an agent without consul t ati ,
with the wilkqe.r3 the cotn p:iny Ile also
• ( '
•
~.,; • „' ;
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SS
r 5 e`;
ESCIIMS
~~ y ti~~..
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says: . . -
. • 1
This Company also solemnly protest agaiirt
the low rates e.tabliallerl for third and fourth
(dais articles, which can igt PIA al ea , lly. raised,
as any ethers, the eanul hues being as great
losers as the railroads. by these ruinously low
rates,. .
, I must. confess Id& not ace how we can ex
pect ratis , nd - stiprillitioMt to be maintained
hereafter, when every previous arrangement
has been made sin the present proposed one, to
use your language, after the milem of the four
roads looked upon the existing (worst& aq on..
wise and unnecessary. damaging to Ali, and
benefitting notie,and each claimed as now,
to ben anzious,to,pntinpirates and to do all to
restore and, maintain harmony between the
great .interests involved in the contest. The
great trouble hasilieeni and will continue to be,
that persons' wholelicve trickery and subter
fuge to be More suitable than steady adherence
to correct principles.-ran never' halpdueed to
maintain the latter for any length of time. I
am, however, .willing to make one more-trial,
but I should like to know how this company is
to be protected against , the effect of the numer
ous free passes issued by our e...ornpetitors, valid
until the end of the year, and he existing con
tracts.mude
by the New York Central Compa- •
ny, to transport frieghts until the close of nav
igation at the present low rates. Lthinl‘ the
latter are the true causes of the low rates estab
lished for the third andlourth classes in the
memorandum you have sent this company.
s tlc gr. Moran had conteded'the4ridilFge of
adjfisting Eastern' boned' freight irons time to
time, he ;would : MlT° put the s management )f
his road upon that score completely in the
handspf 7 the Centro); l e prpposition
gelled by Mr. Moran.
`The New York Central has receded from
the untenable pcisition which she had as
sumed and the new compact is an improve
ment upon that which preceded it, inay
much ns it manifestly recognizes the superi
ority of the I'ennsylynnia Central for the
.
traflic of the' Great' Ohio and 'Mississippi
•Valleyi
PAINTING.
A taste for music, painting, and the flue
arts generally,teudstgpr9rnote certain Goble
intellectual effects, besides being a snurceuf
the Purest pleasure — . It does not require the
Vretii marvels of art taint:lose,. to, enlighten,
ttelj.ght.,.to,quiekert.,:thr.cfartey,...,and cor-;
attract the
attention 'of 'the . ' and the thinker,
and, for a brid 'space, at le'asf, relieve
Ids from the dreary and stem
realities cetalEL - ' l ' 411 , 1'iteshurgh Nye have
, rnatik ;rilt6correct. : trOcf , for,
the beautiful in art, who appreciate:artistic
talent, tind tii deistaMl. fliri Tefuung inBu
e"c" of aultivatetl tpititt.',:': . .) l 4 hole quite
a large number of artists in 011 r tlido,4 of tine',
talents. Why 'dd . nottbes'e artittts - and art
lovers initiate somemovement for th'e estab
lishment of' . a g'l- 1-I PFY-Flf paintings here. Wd
have th , ematerials, and a little concerted
V49Verpent:pii lice intri of those interested,
would result in their benefit and the gener
al of, rho, local publicEihste:
Let us have an Art Gallery as other cities
big -f:
Two nadtAtenul tessels 7 .,the and
Siiini4r4ikebeen wide-4.1.000r squadron, in
thu Clulf...of • 31exico, which - now comprises
thirteen in 111 . . vuadron beep
strengiliehea wit i a vlO v of being able, to pro- 1
tect "A.faridaii - infere'sts'generally in the Gulf,
in'esieof nn emergency, as. it is.thonglit that.
ahletlhatitisrforte4ift thaftcptitittr fivilrexert a'
NOthiii#:!lik: l o.tiyely
`l4pow#'wk*.reglird to , tiael•POlicY;iiiir ,g4YerP
irtent- 'Will:14111311e is
de1704 that the French and English ministers'
arein.44tirorklai obstruct the action of the.
I Jul `srevoiidiranent.
;I , I; ;r 1 , ,
lEkriram-is to bki inttodoced on the Sch4lkill
Cabal.:l: •
[For rho Pittsburgh Post.]
FAsm Smoot., Centro Co.,
Oune 13, 1859. f
Met. EDITOR—Dear Si kA According to my
promise,(that of givintyrl klf
tt an oessatari4letts*-
of correspondence,) rim „. - InditOfeiles4 -.
though, as to their htliiff,g4iyirstkrestitig I can
not vouch, but still tic gitif
i,yotind4he world
at large, some idea 4. the.o ll Iteincialring
tiers High School," dray pork jia beief son4in
tercet to your readerA
The Trustees of the institutimOiet here, on
the 18th of May, (the proceedings of whom,
-yotrun&ulsteilly-linvesheard ofhefore thia, )and
made some changes and- appropciations for , o the
mutual`heneiltargil cub neeted Aith s 4.;noigr
the appropriations, was $5OO to the societies,
- with which to etimmence the building, up of our
wits given to, our, worthy friend
and patron, -11. W. . i .g'Allest torpirt 4 s;
chase some, of the necessary and, most; appro
priate b 9 8 1- : ":
en"
. isu made.-
imilart4,)tjeastVitliestudcntsi--in theliaaSs '
'kcapingidepartinctit,.which
I
seas no. snore nor I
4ess than the sthdlition of dial-washing, a 0114,t 0
,Whie.l4:l.llo43lll.Serevery much disinclined,
.but, upon Op fa - ct: being made known to them
that this Part Of..their work was to be diseoritius.
ued, they, gave vent to their satisfaction, by
three liedrtyelieers.
ThefrOst 'of lot - Friday night (111fli) did con
siderable 'damlig6 throughout this seetion of
country,„ to all manner, of vegytation. Thu
wheat and ?.ye are both badly stricken; indeed
so Much that we do not expect more than
half crop„ and'one of our innuediate neigh
bore' says' that one of his fields, situated on low,
ground,, is so bli,dlited that he AMI iplye to snow
it now to . malce hay, as'it walla ' not profit him
to cut it as grain. It was heavy, enough to
yield tiventv-fivd bushels to the acre. The corn
crop 41so badly
,datnaged, almost, all frozen,
and soine so badly that it Will - not sprout again.
so that a Short crop is antiCipated; The peach - es
and cherries are - injured, especinTly, the early
varieties' of the latter, but of apples there is
'some hope., As yet, it would be impossible to
judge, as.they also may fall en: But as for
grapes, inelons,'-&c. they arc entirely destroy
ed, so on the whole ;1 has done us great harm.
We have to say with . sorrow, that there hiss
been a, serious change in our faculty. Prof. S.
A. Baird has,' on account of his continued ill
health, been forced to resign his position as pro
fessor•of mathematics,' and it was with regret
and reluctance that we were forced to part
with him. Ile was a man in every way capa
ble to fill tba station he Ocuppled, and used his
utmost endeavor to forward the progress and
I advance the interests of his pupils.
When the itrinritinceinent was made, the stu
dents convened in the chapel, and appoin . ed
'Messrs. G. W. Reed. of Witsliii.gton county,
A.'J. Kaufman; of Cumberland, and A. Groff,
as a committee to draft ',resolution , : of regret.
The following - were' offered, and utianimomly
adopted':
WitErtEas, On• account of ill health,
Pro
fessor Samuel A. Baird has resigned his po.-!ition
.as Professor of Mathematics in this institution,
therefore; be it
Resoltrd, That we have 'heard with deep re
gret .of the resignation of our worthy Profes
ser.
Resolred, That:during' his limited stay among
us, we have found hint to' he a Gentle?iuni,
&holm., and a Fe 4r7147.
liontved, That our warmest symPathies will
ever attend him in his journey through life,
whether in prosperity or adversity..
Resc.h,‘l. That a copy of resolutions be
transmitted to Pref. NOM, and that they also
be presented for publieatien •in the different
papers of the State.
His place has lieen tilled by Prof. 1).
of Juniata county, who, there is no doubt,
is in every waysapuble of filling the vacancy.
There is nothing . MSe that is worthy of an
in ertion in your paper. that I can now think
of, so i ele. e with a hope that my nevi may 1,0
more interesting and instructive, hut belic.v;
me yours, "C INC' NN ATI' , "
f For the Pill 1 , 1117,11Po!,11
MC.- EPTIOLI"---I was' mind; ple,,ised
morning on readin27 your ankh, headed ‘• what
to do and how to do I hope the adviee
giv,,n, will he followed ,trictly, 2.1,d the sug
g,.itiow• made, properly hoodod, It i at this
are s.univereally
dieeatirlir4 with their ticket, of the utino4 im
portance that hone t; competent men, good
Democrats; and aiailal h. candidatestchould ho
nominated try the approaching DeinoCratie
COl7 And here permit ine to say that
for the oillea of County Treasuirer, our friend.;
shonld he ei . veially careful to select the right.
man--one of known integrity and re=ponAbility.
sound DOitlocraq and good buiines;i habit+.
Seidl a man it ,12unes Rhiektnore, in the
Sixth.ward, son of ThointiA IMlntriewo,
deceisse,i. trim formerly disobarged dale ,
of the Whim writ A•redit to
and to the : entire •iatis , thAion pf the
When he w:isTreaszrer. Jurymen nova diaj
go. bourn without their pay ; rather than lei
them do this, when them war, not a dollar in
the treasury. Mr. Black more raised money en,
his own reliontibility, and paid them. Many
Uioir , o, without di,tinction of party, will re
cognize, in tut s4b2ject of thls notice, the wor
thy sun of u noble SW, 17.4 d Clabract3 tho oppor
tunity, mbould -,l3e , be the nominee, pf which . ,
there ia.little doubt, of. casting' theirvoies Cm'
hint. De iqa young man of strict integrity,
good business llnesocial qualities, with
elitist Of warm personal friends in every see
'thin of - the country, and would, in my opin
ion, moi.Lexcellent candidate.
SIXTU WARD.
RENE
Foreign importations. •-• ,
Our foreign importations at tin±port , or New
'York. eontinno to show. It st,e4y decreasa now
—the grand total, last week, bat aboist
'ninon§ and fi ti . utirteb ugainfit upwards of flair
iselleutrninium week
before la , t. The movement, since the Ist of
January, compared with the previous two sea
a9rist was a“ol!owi,:,
1h57. 1558. 1849.
(100,‘ i:246 .9S-1 fi.4(17,7:,5 . $724.W3
11er:a Ntvti , hauct.:.a,l)BB,E s.l '
Total for week 541.:135;42., C!.. , -.E•EV .1 3 :=. 7,2,527
l're v I y I 61.157,220 10•1,2104107
Jan.l,t $.103,71 8 ,053 $53,377.802 $109,172,394
The following are among the principal items
of..last. : vcc) . F.'9 :,--rTea; - :sugar in
$527,1:12; do., if; boxes and bags, $217,
880 ; tobacco, $30,298 ; wool, $9d,4:.0;
mol as
see, $27,329; coffee $234,614; cigars, $05,119;
ratan, $35,506; tin, $41,275; do., in boxes,
s3::,o'= B ; iroc, of tip kinds, $80,000; brandy
$87,329: gin, $20,210; wine;:, 27,17. •
The exports of ;peck for the weal:841101MM
to $1,877,294 43, including $400,300 in Amer
ican gold coin, by.;the-ateamor. New York; for
Bremen , and Southampton, yesterday., Total,
lst - of SenuarY to' dad, - $29,929;06 83.
The French Emperor's Guns.
The account , of the late battle'of Montebello,
which we. have received, state that the new
French cannon were awfully efficient in
.mowing'dottn AuStrians, throWing bolls' two
EnkliAlf miles with ; deadly precision, and mak
ing frightful havoc. The French Emperor
invented these guns, and they were construct
under his own . eye. The) are very light
`brass, 6ur pounders, rifled and throw con.,
tool hells, COnstriete4 kifteritile manner of the
irit?Tp)i i d j)4.4641' tri
umph for the Emperor. •
-*cfni.'Washingtr
: Star, has heard that Mrs..
tahcin; tbe 'Widow of ,Gct,. Eaton,
Gen. Jachs'ori's Secretary:of - I'Vai, on whose
account it is said tliat; the old:b6rO ght into nil
the didiculty.with bis first, cabinet, was soar
a. fey dais ago to SirAnto_nto,„ll4ecignatti,
i)rofesqor of the Terpsiehoriean art."
• • •.
(Query:--dancing,, master"?) Gentleman's age
twenty,two. TO find lady's, maltiply by
,~ ,
A. , manrx2,tif. Fifty --
double carseqt4 i0_01143
hundred entinnon freight' cars—loadewith
cattle, arrived at Harrisburg, Pu., from
Wet over the Pennsylvania Itailrofol,.,last
Saturday -procee'ded dirdet: to
New ~ Y ark; .by way of the Lebanon Valley
alidlitit Pennsylvania Railroads. It was thO
large3t . tinin — seen in .11arriburg for otrto
•Ma «RbcollectionsOf Washitigt6p G
IP. Park Custli, press •
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WHAT does the reader think of the " scan
dalous" editor who-could give this answer to
a correspondent ! JENNIE-4inister4, are
not moraaddicted i 6 dissipatio_n than thrimen of
Other Oofesslons.• it few of the Icalloch typo
4e gin toddies and liberties.with female. 4 4, but
the grhat majority of them are as good as law
,-yers taid docicirs. If you want a true ehristian,
marry an editor."
HENRY WARD BEECEEIt Sap "nn impu
dent-clerk can - do almogt - ns much injury to his
•storiii rtjao neglect Of the proprietor to aciver-
Afsii Two - una.utted 'and signifi
cant facts, which every ono intersled will
bear in mind. •> r•
s•.
•;0
, c. city of
• Providence has appropriated
$ . 2,500,. to celebrite the Fourth of July. in
,the; celebration-:of, the National
holiday is always a private speculation. The
.9ty Fathers have plenty of patriotism, but no
money to expend in powder balloons and fire
worlis.
Tue. failure of Calyin • Durand, cotton trier
-chant, was' annenriced at New York, at a
late hour on Wednesday. The liabilities are
assets $325.000. The ontount of
cotton on hand 7000 bales.
TII EltE are three persons in the Philadelphia
county prison, under sentence of death. Ford,
colored, convicted eight years .ago; - West, for
the murder of his wife, convicted three years
ago, and Kilpatrick, for the murder of his wife,
convicted two years ago.
ON Tuesday last, a German butcher, resi
ding in Hudson, Now York, while dressing a
cow that had died of disease, accidentally cut
his arm, and in spite of all medical aid died oL.
Thursday.
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad shares rose SI in
the Philadelphia market, on Saturday caused,
doubtless, by the news that the railroad differ
ences had been compromised.
H. G. LOMBAERT, Esq., has received a pat
ent for an improvent in compound railroad
axles.
Trent: were IWir deatha in Philadelphia In
week.
What it Is dying fur the Sick.
Win. Selman - lan, Esq., the well known
" r, oaye—
hitt, frequently used 11,crAace. Helfand and
Ind it in vatialav relieves indigestion and debility."
Hey. Fotnuelllahooch, say 3: I found special relief
from its use, for a severe headache, with which I had
long stun-red."
. J. IV. Woodwell, E,q.. says: "I have used Ihrhare's
llVlntad Bitters myself and recommend it to others,.
knotting it to Lc just what it in represented."
Alderman Jonathan Neely, of Lower St. ('tar. says:
"I have derived great benefit from its use for weakness
of the stomach and indigestion."
James M. Murphy, says: "After sewn) physicians
had fulled, B,exhaie a Ilultumt Bitters removed the pain
from my heart and Fide, arising from indigestion." .
The Editor of the llittannintr F Pet, ' rave '-
-af
ter one of the best_ Physicians in thisplace had failed,
BrerLetre's 11;4:and Biller, curd me of the worst form
of Dyspepsia."
Franeis Felix. only manufacturer of the oriental "Ex
tract of Colic-el toy "I know that your I!4!1.1 At
ter. in one of the 111Calia . ank , iu the world for disor
dered stomach or liver."
' Dr. Ludwig, Editor of the klicAvr. L'altimore, pronoun
ce.; it a medicine deserving the confidence of the pub
lie.
lic. Ehrhart, the leading German Physician of Penn
s> 11 mitt, has prescribed it frequently during the last
three years. with 111.11ied success, in debilitated states
of the iligevtive airgaitim, or of the system generally.
1 - he Manager or lballau's Vinegar Factory, gays "I
used it myself, and was then:dui c induced to try its ,f
-feet nj on my 1.40 did•ilaty vOnitnola
to all of it emtvutmptice 11044:and really it is doing her
ala Care Maki than 'anything the lott ever taken.
/tend GI, efutN.— Tho Ilenume highly Concentrated
Ilollatid Bitters is put up in half pint lxutles
only; and retailed at one - dollar per bottle. The great
demand for this truly celebrated - Medicine has induced
ninny imitatinfis, which: the public should guard against
purchasing. 14:sar. impuMiPTl Sep (4 40 =n:us"
is on the label overy battle you oy.
BENJAMIN Sole Proprietors, No
t.l.Wood, between First mid Bscondatreets, Pittsliurgh
109 EDIT. —S;r: Fee by 'oar 1.q...er of the
14111, that you -t the propriety of
per,i.tei for the cormi.leintioti of 110
1.0111 . 1 DonlOatalw I:4,axelwtaa , N., a 14:111..a:Iat. I re'
rounlic ;4 the loth:Ling ti,Lt
CIL MAIN CALL 411 AN. Ill.per Hi. t I.iir;
.I , lt. A. II.• Olt , .6..4, Colla,;
1! EN.I. P. WILLSoN. E1 . ..LA..1h.
Ili.ttlef .11 t0,1at7 , .
14 1111.1. LE EDLIF;VTS, City.
4144,44 t.Lnitit.;tmcr.
40 . 1iN tiU h; if 4 Y,4.mith I'it!,l4lQh.
f1.:40 Tri4.44; , ..'.
• JAI4 I.l'l 111.ACti At OltF., City.
Cloodu Auditor.
HANSON 11.11':., Fin. 11.4.
jolt. SOUND DEMOUItA,T, Sixth Wnr.l
DOLLAR SAVINGS' BANK.
fI TA.IT., - AN. , ...., , ,:i . 91 , TILE DOLL:iII SAN"-
iNgis 1 , ..1 . -: k t iil . 4 ix 4i o-th, ..r.hu. , Illy Z'Ast
KO. ' -• . • '''
- ''' • • . ' • . . '
Amount duo Impw , itor , , tkee+H.-
ber 1.6 'WA
Atnotiut rceeire.l from Dei;o4itore
for Itx4t u+ is month' , 4. Sq.7 • Vi 17.
A mant paid to Lkpositorodurlug
&line period.- 37,3:1".; :4 51,414 G 3
~,T,r,unt dun li,po,itors,e:telusi re
'Lir allta.
ImuUnt of CAntangeut Fund, Due.
I+t. isrs- 3 n,c.49 6.1
Interest Aceuunt ' _';6 41 •I'=.'-'_u c,l
Bonds and ►[orlra.go
Stock in t , 4oibnrgh Bank:,
Hills of Exchange
Fixtures
Cneh on hand
An; t of Interest,May 31,1, 1959.„$ 1572 u
nvidotid duo Dopogdors on tho
1:4 °Unite.
Leaving as Contingent Fund • $ 7,220 u 2
The Triodee" have Tins ntT declared ti Dividend of
TIIREE PER CENT. out of the profit, of the last Six
Afoull,a, p,..4rable forthwith. if not drawn, will bear in
terest froin .111110. 2s.
(1/A9. pOLTON, Troaqurer.
PitLsburgh„lutie Ott, 185,1.
The undersigned, Auditing Committee. respectfully
report that they have examined the Treasurer's Semi-
Annual Report forthe Six Months ending May Mat. 1e49,
and that they have also examined the Asseta, Bonds and
MO( s.leP'`.lo US Of Exchange, counted the Ca.sh on hand,
and had aft FOrroet 4A4 to correspond with the above
report. (Signed) •• "ig/o“.: yin. !xi' tEit,
W. R.
Auditing Committee
FITTIMMICIIE, FT. WAYNE AND
CHICAGO I/ ATIPIOAD,
Completed from Pittsburgh to Chicago
WOObRUFFH BLEEPING CAES ATTACHED TO ALL
ON ANT) AFTER WEDNESDAY, TUNE 16th, 1859
Trains will leave the st4tion, corner of Libertyand
Grant streets, Pittsburgh, as, fol Tows :
Leave Pitt.sburgh. Crestliue. Fort Wayne,
ExpresA.l '' . .12:16 A.M. '"6:st) N. 1:91 P. a.
lltad C:5O A. a.
,Express 12:50 P. a. 8:45 P. 41. 2:50 A. a.
-- A'RRIVE AT CITICAGO—Express, I S 4 7 P. a 4 Express,
8:17 A. a
• 4.. h.
" . .Y 7 r „. ! •
• ” e
rt
I===i
Jcw Advertisements.
F.-Judy,
PACs: NV. NIAIN4Iar
.Ifc &11t/4 e .
..il/ijEW 1.11:F;K E,
Ai...lbid./. •
F. 11114 MV4E, Lily;
OJ 1S F.lli LEV. A11eg.11.141
otal:anount of Lii k huitk.o_....
ASSETB
049,162 2J
'Ol 70
.1
2.
THE NIGHT
TO - ROUGH WITITOUT OThiNGE OF CARSI
RETURNING
ARRIVE AT PITTSBURGH—MaiI, r. x.; Express
5:30 r. x.; Express.; 2:20 A. Si.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS. from Federal street,
Allettheny, for Nett Brighten, OM A.M., and .5:23 P. M.
From ‘ 4 • 0:05,F'. 42410
' Through trains connect 'as follows:
At Alliance, with trains on the Clefelanl and Pittsburgh
At Orrrdle Ohio, to and from. Mitlershurg, Akron, Coy
redoT'l tom
At titislieht, 'Ohio, for Mount Vernon, Shelby, San
dusky,.Toledo, Detroit, tic.",
At Crestline„ fur Delftware, Springfield, • Colinnlins, Ciu
einoatt,Xenia,Dayton;ladlenppohs,S.he4ts ,.l,ol, S , "
tille, etc.
At Forest, for Springfield, Sandusky, Dayton, Cincin
nati, etc.,-etc. •
At birna.for Sidney. Dayton, Cincinnati, etc. etc.
. At Fort Wayne, for Peru, Lafayette, Ind., Ht. Louis, and
intermediate ports In Central Indiana and Illinois.
At Plymouth for Laporte- • •
• At Warnitidi fur alt points on the New Albany and Salem
And. at Chicago, with :trains for *0 points in Illinois.
lowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota.
For further inforination and tltrorg u tickks apply
, . J. STEWART, Ticket Agent,
Passenger. Station. Pittsburgh
H. C. STEVENSON, Ticket Agent,
• • Palisenger Station, Allegheny
'Through .Tiekots foy age tit-the Ticket - Office
Company on. the line of lne, road, jeLall parts of the
'United States,. 4. HOD,VTPA,
Jel 5 General Passenger c Agebt, Pitt4argli.
- .B 11 . I D ff - T, LOTS - 1 , 1E41t THE
`to- , EIGHTH WARD AT AUCTIONZ-:-OnSATURDAY
Jtme lath, at 2 o'clock, On the premises,
near Dam lie* g on 4le3,)ltitiongahels r4•eriwilii. be sold,
X+'orty eight , haudirig
. Lots,,sitttate on Braddock, Brady
and Conmierce streets; In Gazranfa - first plan of City
;District .Lots,a plan of which .mityba seen , at the-Auc
tion Rooms- Tprnas--Orie•flfth cash, residua in one, two,
'three and four years with interest.
jail
; P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
barrels . ' freshfor sale by
1.1 31E-111:1 J. 49 , 2 . . BEENRY co
, .
,"' tf
Itoll„.4dvtrtistments.
KNOX &ACE CREAM ROOMS,
No. Z 27 PoUith Street, near Ferry.
,THE SUBSCIIrfIER, RESPECTFULLY
antatinees tithe patrons of this well.knotrn eatab
10htannt'that ho ti still prepared W furnish
PARTIES AND WEDDINGs,
In very best etyle,with.
ICES. JL1.1.1 , -9,-TANGY CAKES AND PYR.A.MII , S.
Leo-Gentlemen and Ladies served with Meals, includ
ing every deliCaey of the season, in style
s equal to any
first class hotel, at all hours day and evening.
jeltittiar JACOBII. NIAMEY.
to,r Maignees• Sale.
THE SALE HV OF T PROPERTY OF
KIRK L RHODES is postponed until WEDNES
DAY, July 14th next. By
THOS. order of the A. , iig ß. n ,
ees.
J. POWE
B. B. cHADDiERLIN,
GEO GILLMORE.
Th jell
d.oelicster,Junellth, l £ 44l .
ion 0 RTA BLE WRITING DESK:B.-J ti,t,
rereived, an assortment of Morocco ;Vriting
furniflied with Letter and Note Atpors.l uca ones, Jul:-
stand, Sealing Wax, Paper 'Knife, Penholder,.
TIAV
eorner.Vood and 'Hiatt and..-
icls Market and econd streets.
A LARGE LOT OIrirANTSS UUCAL
,
and liaregeti, in Robesaud hy the yard. Al3O, Lace
Mantles, all of vrtdelf will be Bold low.
jell..
11161 NE APPLES FOR PRESERVING..
A. MO just received and for.sale
REYMER ANDERSON.
jols 39 Wc;od sL, opposA9 St. Charles Hotel.
BARREL 'POLATI.7II.—.I large supply of
this exe.ellerit article just received at
- JOSEPH FLEMING'S, •
icls corner Diamond and Market street.
BRAN DI ES FOR MEDICAL l'U It POSD-;
—Warranted of the hest inuility. .Also, a complete
a.i.ortinent of Wines, Whiskeys, and Gins, of superior
quality, kept. constantly on hand t
JOSIIIE.PIi FLEMING'S,
Jel6 Corner Diamond'und Market street.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF BERMUDA - A
A itit()w mwjuSt received
PI3. at
JaSE FLEMING'S, •
jel& oorner Dianiona and Market at
017 rt. ra4"I".T.RE. STOCIC
3,\R . MUOM6
BEING AGAIN COMPLETELY SOLD
OUT. Ott:admirers of these flue-intarameuta pro
respectfully informed that a new invoice of them is mit;
nientarily espeeted: - a few (la) , we hope to be a.min
able to supply the demand for these superior Piano
Fortes,
• • No. 53 Fifth street.
Among the many who have purchased Steinway Piano:
within the hot few months, arc
Rev. G. T. Rider, 1). P. Itev..T.:
A. M. Bryan, D. le; J. Gardiner, FE. , q;
I. Grier Sproul: Mrs. Eitzgerald;
It. lingliman, Esq.; J. IL Thompson, F.,54;
L. Wilcox. - 1.7,1: Miq3 1)31Y;
Hon. N. Ewing. Uniontown; W. M. Gormly, F.:94
Capt.d. Birmingham:: [CC. Illteverdpn. E.g.;
Mrs.Speyer. Rochester. Pa.; .1..7 . . .Brunner. ES9;
S. Gordon. Esq.; Panics Wright, Esq..
Rev. - 11 - M. Van lieuse n, 8.11,1 jel.titu.l-Ilan
ItATA
Ft,lt KEN AND 13U1S,nt
DODDS',
Vi -
RE WORKS! FIRE •I t
FOURTH JULY. LW—Wear° now receiving from
too Factory of H. I'. liiehl,for whom we are Soler Agents,
a full and crimplote useortmeut of FIRE WORKS, con
sisting of the following,
Itoetets, from 1 - - 01. to Flower Pots, Nos. 1 and '4.
Hot nau Candles, I kill to Z 4; Fipinn Piceon , ;
Rommi Candlee, colored; 'Frungle,: , , No. Ito fe
Blue Light.'‘, No.l to 5; Bengal 1 o:. to 154:7;
Gre.sliopricr:4 Veriaml W Leel
Pin Wheek. No= 1, 2. II; S.' 4 , 11 Wheels;
elm 'cot. :,;k y Itwkels, Colored' ilerpenP;
scrolls, Nos. 1, Dmiblii Headers;
Mines of More. 1,3, 4. 3: Torpedoes, f.OU,Ootr,
Eat/IL:non Piece", from 3.30 to with din
lIEIMI ANDERSON. •
:AD qtreed. opp...4ite St. Charles Hotel_.
SELLING OFF I'o REV A'E
GI N ILEM:NS CLOTHING
AND FUENL , HING M0t41,1
Al +; PIUCE
I'IIF,STE.it'S CArkifft . 114L1.,
lel4 corner Wood s tree tyni tl Diamond Mi r y:,
fil'EN Eli Til lii Li V.— Ve.ry liiiirilFuld
N...) DN . , liiiJa. , ,, in roles soil be the yriril. • Also, all
kind. of loutiestie and SOO , In!, 6....c.15, if-malty found
in n we'll amorted stock ileir, edit fuel eximine for
yourseli es. C. lIANs'ON LOVE,-
fedi 74 Mat ket .sheet .
Littl . .!lt lidi>l LIE.I.:11 AN 1.) 'rill I/TY-0N E
_L' pr:vs ~ r rir.F:r.T. Look at No. 4n]. For,eldc by
p;l4 s,ci - ill liElri' L Sl 6.M SI:11.1,cl street.
Ac. 11. 11.--A comfortablkt •Liriel: flow,
joiL. of hall, it rooms, haat rein) and Ut211.1:, 1.0111
lot :211y SO feet; shade trees. sic , all to 0, ,!'order, for I
sale; pile' ,cg. '2/..); vitro, ono.thirit in band, halance et I
ono tyo tool thfee } - ,tt.',. 1- - 3:orrifuEwr a ,0,, '
jolt ItvatTA:,l.• A*nit:-. r,l in 11 et ..; , :ri,t.
IIWO I iti t 0 ) ( N!F LOT._•i, 1../Nr - .iLf fl Ell.
:Ili FUT, Will' indinridi,l'ab— pfiiortzyLou4
1 =u+). I jui 41 s. Cd l TlllikiltF hf/
...It,'ffl . Stsirti.t et.'
IPHI?. MANUFACTURERS OF' Fl AW-
I. YEWS' (lIEMIPAL OLIVE ERASIVF. OAP,
after subjissting it to the severest tests known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Family Wash
ing soup in the United States. fir so little money. having
at once no trimly good qualities, Rind so few discounts.)
.i' OF. ISEAUTV—Iti colors, firmness, surface 'and tem-
Itore generally. • .
or vliftly—ln frecilom Iron rain, turpentine,
clay, fiSh oils. siti iiiihiSe, r,qtdnanite7;dions.
Of' QUALITY-1 , 4 washing clothes. o lover,' direct
thin, coarse or fine; eat ton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed,
printed or white: for EItAIIIMI tar, Prose, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' nal, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and frbm the temds.
tiivc it ri fair trotl for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on etch bar. Ask for a opy
of the directions. • It. l'..t .1. 11. SAWYER,
'Ol , 17 Wood street, Pittstmro.
____
V 4q;NpiA. 4 - . Ar swi',.. 7 -.
14 - 444.0 PO•A.
£11 , 4,";1 12
CALI. KAMA" AND . SECURE IIAiRIAINd
$221331
L HERSRFELD & SON,
lIIERCHANT TAiLORS ,
No. 83 Wood Street.
Our 3S6lllllllellt of Sthimior CaE.sirriors,
T,i Welts' hnd Vest ingni s tuw eomplete. , Wo aro prepared
rubiio; oI ,'•ilAtoi.otarithnortrand elegant gwinents
at cry' ' ' • . • •
jei
& ObJcISW,
tituarm•mr.raa 4au r:r.ttrFA is
SPERM, RAPE, ELEPHANT, NVIIALE, Linn AND
MINERA' OILS,
•
Also, Straits, Bank, Shure, Tanners and Neateloot
Sperm, Patunt and Adamantine Candler,
rit FERRY STREET, NEW YORK.
$--,3,G17 SI
'E~::E6~
CBiIIOUNTING.HOUSESTATIONERY,
Bend Boxes, Poet Office Boxes, Card Ranks, Cal
minors Sad d Boxes, n large assortment at
ITAVEN'S,
jel3 Corner Wood A: Third ndarket "gooenntata.
FRESH ARRIVAL-LOU boxes Palermo
Ornges, sweet, and 100 boxes Palermo. Lemons,'
jhst receiving this ally, 'lntl for kilts bti •• ; :
k ANDIISSON,
5..13 q to Wocxl st., opposite St. Chutes Rotel
4ttS'
CASM E
sale by
ela
4(l l l ,..y iiflki.SP ., A N 8
, Ij. ii
E l c V .. ll .t r m is m l it N e
"
P
for solo bv Altegho'lly
1 CASE MACE, JUSfiiETElVErriiia
sale by OFCE:11431" &
jel3
(348ti.S ''l'E BLACK . LEAD
el sale by • fit,cfillifir 4
jel3 • 4tieg - rie4y
ILII.EV EN T 1 - 1 LIST OF A.PI).WATIO
12,4 for flitting - Liquors, filed in the airk's 141 -
June 9th.1859. S. ,i
Bradley Patrick, with other goods,B4.lt ward, Pittstairgh; -
Brown John H.,. eating hones; .?Al ward; Allegheny; ,
Binsley Robert, tavern, 9th ward, l'ith , largll; ,
Brennan Jas. agent, witty othergoodAlld ward, Plltsh'ir:
Benz John 11., eating bou.se..Fawn townshilr,
Butler Richard, tavern, St. Clair „- .t do
Coleman Charles, do lat ward,Pittsburgli;
Panso C, with other goods, Bth want, do • • .
Frezl,rg Henry, eating house, Bth do .do
Frank Theo, tavern,2l.l , ward, do
Galway 11„with other goods,4ttt do do •
Hall Samuel, tavern, West Pittsburgh;
IW:if-Frederick, tavern, Lawer St 191 r iotvnship
idoSe,esty CFA pee, ofttlog house, Idiftlin do
erterNeCwatifOss '
, , tavern:
,§l.4lll.4z!Aswb; with other godds,'Blrmingloom •
Murphy fayorn, Peen township,
garsh-lieitry, —, do Emit Birmlr,gharn, , •
Idittley 77ohp do' '
Iduidock Isrutc, dO 44
guigley .1-b, tavern, Lawrenceville;
Stmeken4... go Chart townshis
Steu . :irt r .l? lialonoy,ttiverti; 4thward;rtgehnt;liti: ;•;.
Sehmali J,4, fit) Tr o -
Swemberger John,ej Ott • a •
Short Valentine ' ltanollosten!
Shaeffer H. A, with other goods, ith ward,lPia.shlght
Taylor A. 8., tavern, - Elizabeth township.
THOS, A. ROWI,ET, Clerk.
Clerk's Office, Jane 9th, 1859. '.
AT A
P 1 iCL-- 1
hag of with a large lot of ground front gon,
Wilt t: lti so e lci F— a c . ntf . ‘Yrte E ld it e l ..t . wo L s O to l ry V
ps . o stt heny City. Apply to
s , r
IyET,T4 SON,
-P ilfai;si/W:REVTELt
7rre, with'a laige — lot grout 5,,,
will be ;told at the low iiiledzig
S. CLITB BERT & 'SON .
.5; ;3farketAlniet.
idtefate
$7OO. 'terms '6asy.
WEBS' FEN saltbp
, •L B. WELDTN, '
6.1 Wood aireet near Fourth.
Jell
QUILL. TOOTIt.V.I
N iik_
%, ..,:t
IL KLEBER S.; BRO.,
BILK FIAT°, AN()
FELT RATS,
119 Wood Street,
I )ne door !..Nmittiot Fifth.
WiTtioUT IsEtiV3D T6I:OST
JOS. fIORNE'S, Mirket Ft
1TR1;1114 c A lsrpH. uu, for
)3}3c,N.1TA31
Atioglieny they.
;
, -
63 Wood,streft mear:Fon,
INEEMIIi :11 ES
Pki Poll Is. 4qi V-;• , . .
n .-..-.- .. . NOTICE..—.B4ind Pro .:als____..4l bile. sired at
ti...f.)7. e office*af. .rtes Veer, rdth stAlkt, until
TI ' Y next theAth instant , at,itiecloeggi x., for
ut e z
furnish ' :on late liintior the ettizetis'4Passeniter Rail
way, co °Meng °II:WO) and Liberty sitteta, along
Penn a' ißutlar, strata tci , ,thil Cemetery: ode, -about
13..,"0500 - t •Ixttiold:4sn•osstltal-feemareach,tnut.
an
or Oak; also fdriaboung 9 , ooo feet447•White Pine for
stringers in length,of 20 feet and upwards.
Proposals wilt 'bt..,direeted te, Bullock. Jr. co. 6 r ,„ of
Junes Verner, endorsed Proposals. jell:4t*
--- •
10PITTSBURGH AND BIRMINGHAM PASSEN
-Olilt RAILROAD.—The Commissioners to - open
books and receive subscriptions to the Stock of said
Road, will inert for that, purpose nt HARE'S HOTEL,
on the .corner of Fourth ant Grant streets, in the city
of Pittsburgh, on MONDAY, the 17th instant, at
o'clock', P. M. • jeiad
City and County Insurancei ' , Company,
NOTICE HEREBY ,Glytl4 . !-TaVl l O.
111 in pnrsiinnee of an fief orikkeembly relating there
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, opproVed April
11th, 1159, Books to receive Subscriptions, to..the,Capital
Stoelt of the City and 'Counly,lnsurance COmpany of the
city of Allegheny; will boOpen at the' otßetref PETER
Pk:TEI - 480N. Federal street, Allighenypon JIVE:SPAY,
WEDNISDAY and 'EIIURSDAy, stla,,etle and; itist of :
July, nnd 'at' the office cirWlll. P. BAO2II, on. St. Cliir
street, Pitisburgh,'orr FRIDAY and SATITRIAT, the Sth
(and 9th of _July next, to remain opeirtiv rrvr otrs, (un-_
less the stock to sooner subscribed,}. -tr9m 10A. to 4
- o'cloek, P. M„ of each day.
Josiah 'King, James L. Graham;
Henry Irwin, Wm B. Prise):
Peter Peterson, John .Binnuagham,
0. G. Craig Wm. P. Baum,
'lames Old, John Irwin, Sen.,
James Gibson, . John Sampson,
C. Veng.er, ' George Lewis, .•
Sampel Gormly, Nicholas Veen - 110y, Sen,.
Joint A. Scott, R. P.:HeDowell,
John W. Riddle, . David Greig,
Star'l J. hongrnore, ' '
M. Borland, Thomas Parley, .
D. M. Evans. - Alex. Hilands,.. ,
R. W. Poindexter, - Thos. Dannelly;
James Park, Jun., James A.
U. Leet Shields, - • annstissioncrs.
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
• —Ne.w
7 • . •
Arrival .- Of., Pianos..
SUBSCRIBER HAS UST RF
ceived from the manufactory of-
CHICKERING, & SONS,
A fresh topply of thOir
- UNRIVALLED PIA.NOS.
The instruments have all been peleeted personally J,
subscriber, at the FaCtory,
ESPECIALLY, FOR THIS 'MARKET.
ThoFe Li Want of Pianos aro incited to call and exani'
ino this stock, which, comprises all the various ' , styles
manufactured hy-Cbickering & Son, from the plaintx4
the twist elaborately carved 'elis'es, and
. atpriees to'
uit all i•uteltaseit,
INSTIipAYMiT3 IV A ItRANTEDiia
JOHN H. m ELLtin ,
-- -
NEW STOCK OF MELODEON&
JUST RECEIVED-A SPLENDID:NEW
lot 'of 'MEL ODE 014 S. from the • • •
factory of MASON & HAMLIN, 'Boston,
including all the styles made by this firm.
These instruments have been approved •
be the greatest musieisue in the country—as Dr. Lowell
Mason, Bee. F. Rout, W. It. Bradbuc), and others—eon
sequentle they can be relied an on being first class imlrs
werrds. They are noted for the following . points: •
1. Their lure and musical quality . ef, tone.
2. Their great power of tone. •
Their perfect equality of tone, • • •
.1. Their prompt and easy touch.
5. Their beam:fill style of finish. • • '
6. Their durability. • •
5. Thar cheapness of price. • • •
For sale only . 11. gEL - Lor,
No. tit Wood street.
eireulars mailed to sue address. [myl3
on, 40liNSIWYS
.HERB DISPENSARY.
1111,c, 31.inttrout. f 2 ,1 door up sinus,) unnlo6,
CEI.EI3RATEI) DR. ,10/INSON,
-
`I.I , ,CQZ fulls the folle)w
-i1,1i11:IA':Vie,
IN, I.VA'EPST.A.
.0.1-ri4 MA. DEllll.ll'l%
HEADACHE, eared in lu Cl
LUNG cri pwr lIIi;EASE:k.St:IIOFITI.A. •
1.4,1EA51 , ....-Ir , rtia. II EART, SALT RHEUM,
I:IIiNEY AFFECTPANs, RUFjAfATismr.-
IA V EP. II 'AI PL.AINT, ,, -F EVF.I: AM) AUUE,
FEMALE WEAKNE. , .. k..
EMI AND EVE. .te., .tze.
All mho are: star,: i tl2 from the above named dis,.a.ses,
any ttt her eatniniented eonmlsint of years
Atfortteq that llo•y - on have forwarded by inatl er
l' fsprd. fdr' this :ob stint ortf.l'on a li.tt riacit.g.tt
ili!C4iB.3,lrY threoliting'ttnit 'Modica,
yalleols attittiViitltout tletsy,:ns .tll2y
van ~bti ,a
con ,A 8 of tqtrants (rota the
Yicrk , ' , ‘ ,
mourn ucturpd under his own ,11pet11,1011, nt bis• DiF
sens.try and therefore-avoiding thetas° of Memory gild
miter mineral poisons, that were never designed for
tle system. to whleirmany thousands have ration vie,
tuna and moue kit early graves-: • .-
LorrioN colt TILE 4:OSIPLENSIN..—Itr. Johnton's
remnrkttble LOTION for henntifyin.,• , jug the
Compldxion. removing. almost Instantaneously, "fau,
Ffeekles. Pimples, *a., win be scut to p 3,37 of tbp
coi 3 Ore's lot srt. ) and Ott e ttp3C.v,o ' '
N. 11. Feiratle pills Flperbox; Address
DR. JOHNSON, Drawer 4nt..
Htileu 95 stsin Bt, ButE110; N. V.
jell:1)rd
T• HIMI) IMPORTATION.
PF&9.
No. 25 Fifth Street,
ARE NOW RECEIVING A COSIPLEIE STOCK OF
Tam:PS' DRESS PoPs,
IMAM AND VADEGNANGLATSRopEs,
BLACK LACE SHAWLS.
Mantillas, Barege Anglais Dusters, &s.
jos)
WM. H. VirrEiaitin & CO., -
Bankers and Exchange &pliers,
froatz Sired; cornea . 9f Third,
ALLEGIE4'Y' tipipir 3
S!.:CpTII'42Y.ND T4EASUREWS.OPkfC,
.1.. T No. 4'7 .FILPTri. lifTlpFFp f
SpPEffll..y:TElD4l,irgCpl;
TlPefuLt: c01r1 . 4 :
STAB WAFER' Fins
nom Two To, si t vinar c414-mcv.
Priors kola Twelva ta.Thirtyctr. pkr Voot.
•
ROCHESTER;TEARLSTIRCH,
For saloWhcZeratoAlantifacturere Prices by
ICEN3I3r _IL COLLINS,
FOR' ARDINII AND COMMISSION AIVIICIIANi
.CHI ESI4 BIEJTVErt, SESEDS, VISA,
AND prtobtra cr:sEn.vfly.
.1 11 '&l6 ST
f." 4 •,, Ault,car.
- '0111)"SPRIN S 7,..L
ah 4 4agficaysni
uffseikiort w loptima
f r reeeptibrit.f ilintoht on ttinlitstof Sunni and kept
till ..••••
The hotel wilt 1;4 tp4der the management of 24_r.
efi", wiib4o'b*Tierienee,court-kitiismallifericalwriktien
lyltcaiii-gtOStS, 0,0 the atoplesttrneop?rtotnroit
wis Yoorris of nny infopfß4o4 1-14
tlio plains will please address ' •
, • • - •A. G: ALL 3 3
• .Somrinterilentof Bedford Mineral Springs.
mjAas:6lii...D6
pfisa PREIII.IUhi AWARDED BY THE,
STATI FAIR TO ,
GU.LFF &
FUR THE i:O= •
1 • 1 1 1,
rofett) b6 - st 'Rat fOillaidffes:linabiSt'WO 6 l o, l
Sts e bestlattn4v7EtoTev . 'posott foci
a/srtiecrillit* 41/44M4.SWINSVktaltAnd Eimoy
G ra t e . reoer r s, NA Rona,SIIINK
01*, - Ters WaganSSXI3BMOIIIOW-itEid. r
GRAE.E*.OO.OO. - 24"L1 street *
fe2 .At'the htimi Nir stmt.,
ROOM.S--440Ze 1 34- - - firt
gala" , 110 3 ),. jagallgagibitta:
. .
1.1 . 1 •
114
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO.,
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE--No. a 7 Fifth Street, Bank Bloek.
INSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
ISAAC JONES, President; JOUN D. MeCORD, Vice
President; D. M. BOOR, Seerelnry ; Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent.
DIRIZTOILS—ISS.Ie - Jones. C. 0. Husain , . Ilarvny Childs,
iCASs- B. C. C•ruSatilin A. Wilson. IL L. Fahiwstoek, Jo,h l,
D., teem], Isaac M Pennock. P...P. Sterling, Capt. N . i ni.
Dena, Thos. M. Roue, Bolt. 11.-Duiris. my 23
TITAL
LK§
tritAWE COMi? ANY
TICC013BORATIII) BY, .'LLIE LEGISLA
PENNYINA ,
FRAM R"VORNEM'TEI7/St) AM) WAINUT S TS.
. PHILADELPHIA.
Insurance.
" rr .111.1dTino .
• ' '
-• •
•
On Goods, by River. Canal% f lte o talLan4 Carriage's
nli'lgejj- SUR
On Aferchandise generay,.
on Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc.
. iSSE7'S OF 'THE ,COMPA.A,Y,
r • ' Notlarnii.l,lB.lB.
Ronda, 31ortgages, and. Real 71,363 3.5
Philadelphia city 6.'3., 105,144 00
Pennsylvanhi State Loans.. ... 104,42.5 00
United State-9 Treesury Notes.. ...3........-..... 30.112 00
Railioad cent. Mortgage 57,375 00
Stocks in Railroads, Gas and Insurance 115,202 50
ROls Receicable---.-....- Z. 8.660
36
Cash on band .. —..-„ . .... 42,067 85
Balance in hands of Agents, I'remium.o on}
Manna Policies recently I=dled, and utlier 61,S 14
dell:, due the Company .... .•
... :
DIRZCTORS.
Wm. Martirt, Stunned E. Stokes.
Edmund' A. Solider, - J. F. T'eniston,
Theophilus Paulding, Henry SlO3ll.
John' . 12. - Perirose, Edward Darlington.
John C. Davis, . 11. Jones Brooke,
JameS 'Prat:glair, Spencer Wllvaine,
Win. Eyre. Jr, 'llomas C. Hand,
James C. Hand, Robert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig,Jaeob P.. Tones,
Joseph -H. Seal, James B. MTarlantl,
Dz. . C.M. Huston, .1051,Uri P. Eyre,
I.ieper, John B. Semple.. Pitts
Hugh Craig. D. T. Morgan,
Charles Kelley.. 1, T. Logan.
WIT...LIAM. MARTIN, liesident.
TIICS C. HAND, Vice Presulent.
Seeretary. -
P. A. MADEIRA; Agent.
No. Si Water street, Pittsburgh.
I"ittsburgh .Insurance Company;
,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH. it
ROBERT GA.L - W....Preeident.! :
- -'-' - - - ALv.A. 1111.ti)LEY, Vice President.
F. A. EINFEART, Se2eretary.
4:To - Insures against IFULL AND CARGO RISES, on
I .the -- 01110 and I'disSiveippi Rivers and tributaries, and
MARINE RISKS gen.:rally. '
And against loss.an,l ii,n nage Ly . Fire, an d againet the
Perils of .the Sea andlriLkua. Narwatiou and Transpor-
, .
Robert Oalw ylarnuel 111'C3u:titan,
Joseph 1 1 : flx.raria, M. D.', John S.:ott,
James .sfarshall, David Richey . .
James. W. Illannath Charles Arbuthnot,
Alesmidei Bradley, - Leech,
John Fullertou, N. F. Burt, -
- H, Robinson, 121-artlay,
William. Carr.' • AlCill. fels
ei WoOD'STITEET
• PHILADELPHIA PIRV, AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,.
NO. la CHESNUT STREET,
Oppoiiite the Custom House,
•
WILL "MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU
RANcE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every
description of Preperty ur-31ereharlicie, et reasonable
rues of premium. _
ROBERT P. 111!St.i, - Pre:Went,
M. W. DALDw mi. Vice Pica - Went.
F. IL Cope.
ticorge•Vi . : Brown,
Joseph 2. Paul,
John Clayton,
E. \Viler,
,
PENNSYLVANIA. 111 SUE ANCE CO: -
Of IPitt9bPrO.4-
.No. 63 Fourth Strfet
Jr.cob Painter, Flo:1r Vatten - on, Gr
Cotton. J.afica H. Hopkins. A'. Carrier,
Honry Sprool, 1 ic4. VocTr.tly, Goorge.W. Smith.
A. J. JOIWN ' • Wad. , Ilancrto ; "ffobortPatricl:,
Chartered!,. Ca - 1)1E4114.--..... ...$300.000
Fißl'. ANL , NIA TAH.EN, of :Ai de-
Merchaiiis` Itistirauce Campam,
OF PHILADELPHIA. •
M. V. PETIIT, Pr,ndeut .D. J. Secrciary
Moonlit of flpi ul,paid in and int,,t, , q1.:•40,000 C)
SuTP;IP---••••••••";:t " gh: 4 28 '4,7
' ." • -
Insures Cargo Risks on the Ohio and 11B3 . uapppi Bicers
" hod Trlbutarie:?.. o:ures ttealu,t 105.'3 • )darpago by
'Fire. 'ALI.), acninet the Per& of the re n 4114 Inland
Navigation and Transportzttion. • •
DIRECTOBS : • • .
Wm. V. Pettit, J. C. MouPlomery, John M. Pumroy,
D.J. I'.l , Cann, 1 - E. F. Winner, - 'Fele Guilion,
B. 11. Walston, John'A. Marehall, Cl .aq. B. Wright,
Joho J. Pattercs.l l ,E,hrood
VaTITICT:P.S : •
W - lI.LLAI.Y r TETTlT,_Presideni.
E. - F.. WITILLET... Vieo President,' •
J. ii C CANN:i , creOry.
I:EFEEENC ‘. .E.S': . • •
Pireralcipkia:
Steinmitz, Justice d Co.,
80ck...31°1 . p0l a Stidfole,
Putoroy, Caldwell .&•• Co. •
9TANATra STREET.
POINDEXTER. Agent.
La Philadelphia:
S,ager,l.,:unb ..t . Co.,
Truitt,Bro. k Co.,
A. '1%.1..ane iSi Co..
PICTSBUTWIT OFFICE,
. . .
Wpst9i4 Imuraueo Vonitpany,
•
UP iTT3BURG 1..
GEOrdal PAP.BIE, President ;
. • GORPON. Secretary.
Orria. No. in Water street, (Spang S Co. s Warehotiztl,
up sta. lit's.) Pittsburgh:
Will insure agairvit. till kinds of ti RE nod MARINE
A Home InstitUtiOn;managed by Directors Who are
well known in the‘tommunity, and who are determined.
by promptnes: , and liberality - , maintain the character
winch they have assumed; us offering the'bon protee
lion to tho*e who desire lobe- insured.
. •
APRIL 30th, IE.OO.
Stock Accounts " • 9k-E.°°o 03
..... ... : . .•... . . .. . ..... ....-.. 2,180 00
Office -nuanturo.... „Y.:O 0)
.
°yeti ktecourrt;
VeMiumNotei..• • t!
i
okeithil .. ... .. 14?*$q
. .
", • 0:0, 1 4g
niuscrous. !
1?-11 - iller, Jr.,
George W. Jacliflim,
Ales.
Wm. lliclinistht„-
Alexander Nlrnicl:,
Win. 11. Smith, •
nip's
T HE OLDEST AND LA RG EST
fithortapyie Espiblishinent in the City.
Verfl; S elfrirCitig-Voi,
PITTSBURGIT, PE.NNA
4T. THE pparp.TT,
ZEE!
SAFETY
AI/1E02077.R
Omles Bay - c
-F,
E. B. En:7,1)5.14
P. S. SAvery,
,
li. I.taprgee,
tiecretary.
' • . • J. COFFIN, Agerki,
• Corner Tlord and iWool street?
A- A- CARP-UT— Pr.c, , ldent.
I. lIPROLII., Secretary.
George Darste, „.
'J. NV.IIMIcr.
James M'Artley,
Atuirrar Ackley,
Nat.hanie) olmeti
Lotr.,
PpACT fCAL LIT II I) G RAPH E
coßligHTimo ANd. ORRXEr STREETS; .
!mps tor.LEGE plif.urspp>,:
'FITTS n'T: lt OH. PA
172.1:1y2p
G. S. B VrEl3. JOHNSON.
14 e ° F el ;) 3 4 -IESen A ) ( 4t e°f P e rf! ° J c 'h P so il )
0 0 za..7 q
-1.
,
rb, 'Pa PuFabk,FIFP and 'Water rroor,
BATg$ JOHNSON,
TSSanTSVIRLD ST,IIHTWERo'FOra3TT , r4f FIFTH,
ritts,b ll -rlAr , Pa.)
The rp24ntlirers, and aesilerikin their im
•
proved GUICEJASTICE.E.MENT CANVAS ROEIPINCL
.AIIko,..IIIPROVRD.FELT CEMENT; and - GRAVEL
RODFiNii AP A SITAERIOR NOD.• fieridydelvis
JOHN ''TIIOIIPgON - CO
House,-Sig-n-and Ornamental
PlitittitS ANC"; RLAZEAS
= - Ns.qa - .- •
.PITTSI3I.IROH,'PA.
,CL9CKS,
CLOCaS,
r , t , t/vRe, cLocKs.
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