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MON DAY_ MORIsTING--- TIME , 20, 1859
475 DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE—There will ben meeting of the Committee
nt 13cratra's Herm, 'Harrisburg, ou WEDNESDAY, the
nth met, at 2 o'clock,the members. of the
ComMiltcc...are. 4.l.arnelitly
,requeEted--to be present, as
business of importance will claimtheir attention.
70.0120/0. Tirt,Elt, Chairman.
ANOTHER-BATTLE IN GUROP.—
The telegaphtbrings us news of azeneral
battle, fouglie4 liftgenta, n point-near Mi
lan, in Anstriamdtaly, betweenthe French
forces.tl4.4o4le.,ariPerOr and the
Austrians
undeldeneralEfess. TIM battle took place
on the fourth of June. Thefirst despatches
represented that ;Auk drianand 12,-
000 French had been !Filled land-=disabled,
Those that cone after, greatly - reduced these
huge figures. •
The Fiaperor of the French claims a deci
sive vi6tory, and claitni to have taken '7,000
prisoners and disable:ll2,ooo, but the nun -.
ber of killed is not stated.' The Austrian ac
counts differ differ widely from the French.. Va
rious battles with varying success are spoken
ot. The French loss according to Paris ru
mors isttbout equal to the Austrian, and later
rumors, detrac,t from_ the French
•
vict j ory atililagenta.
Tt s taccounts, as were those of the battle
of Moiltebello, are conflicting and unsatis
factoiy. There is ,no doubt that a battle has
beeraought; and with great loss on both
sides. It is a matter of doubt whether the
French or Austrians were victorious. The
accounts first received come through France
and - Must be received with many grains of al
low4tee.
kfew days will bring us the facts. We
giveall the news received up to this time
unde,riour telegrapl:dc head.
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PIKE'S PEAK—Lini ENTSE ALLEGED
GOLD DISCOVERIES;
There are two sides to the Pike's Peak
question, and either upon one or the other
--,perhtqis _upon both—the most tremendous
lies are told.
But recently we have had the most heart
rending accounts of starvation and distress
from thei - .‘'Oold XlMes," where gold wasnot.
The thousands'of emigrants wholad flocked
to this far . oif region, in hopes of bettering
their . condition, flocked back a gain with hro
ken health and• broken hopes. They pro
nounced Pike's Peak a deception—a humbug
—said there was no gold there,aud denounced
the whele affair. as a scheme of dishonest
speculators to their lots. The plains
were represented .as covered with starving
men, dying of deprivation and the " black
cholera,7—a new disease, to give additional
horrors to the sickening accounts.
Well, most, if not. all of these sad stories
were true. To thousand.i, the wild hunt
after sudden wealth terminated in a Golgo
tha in the wilderness. The people of the
country looked upon it as a fixed fact that
the gold hunters had been misled and de
ceived by speculating letter writer:: and let
ter writing speculators, wliose moral deprav
ity stopped not at the sacrifice of human
life in their efforts to sell lot:. at a huge price.
But just as the gold fever had died away,
and people were coming to their senses again,
welave another batch of most exeitini , news
coneerning, the recent discoveries of gold at
Pike's Peah. The burnt child dreads the
fire. The country has been deceived once
by the Pike's Peak fever, and WA' iv arn all
who have any ides of emigrating, to pause
and think. It is always better to let well
enough alone. ! These new accounts may
perhaps, be aJaStexpiring effort of desper
ate and dishorieSt speculating to bring ui
the price of lota and claini4 at :Pike's Peak
We advise eVery man who can earn
enough to eat to Stay at home and not be
cajoled by the present dazzling accounts.
But these accounts, nevertheless, come tons
from such sources and with such an appaeent
truthfulness upon their face, that, as a news-
monger, we do not feel at libertY altogether
to ignore theM. We give the caution and
at the same time copy a few of the late ac
&tints and leave people to judge of them
for themselves.
The Leavenworth Daily Times of the 10th
inst., issues an extra, containing a letter
from " its own correspondent " headed as
follows:
" hame i nse Gold Disroreries—Pike's Peak a
Glorious Reality—Miners Making Hundreds
of Dollars prr Day—The District in a Fa-
We make the following extract
On or about the 4th ult., Mr. J. B. Gregory,
from Gordon county, Georgia, started with a
party of seven, with IL view to a thorough ex
ploration of the northern tributaries of Vasquez
or - Clear Creek. du the 6th ult., they struck
what has since been called Quartz Creek, at a
point about thirty miles due west of this point,
and proceeded tohandle their pans and shovels.
At a point about three hundred feet above the
right bank of said creek, on the north side of an
extremely steep : hill, Mr. Gregory gathered a
pan of surface dirt, took it down to the water,
and was rewarded for the washing of itby four
dollars worth of tine dust. This, of course,
stimulated him and company to vigorous and
extensive prospecting, which resulted in the
striking of a bed of sand, amidst a bed of partly
rotten and pa i rtly burnt quartz, that was found
to .yield from five to
over
dollars to the pan.
The 'lead was traced over the mountains, by
dint of layers of-burnt quartz, which were
found on the surface, in a northeasterly and
southwesterly direction, and every member of
the party at once took up claims. At the time
snow and ice was yet plentiful in the valley,
and for several days the working of the lends
had to be delayed in consequence of the con
tinued blockade of the creek by ice. None
of the claims made on the lead discovered by
Mr. Gregoryfrot: whom the diggings atoltce
to o k, the - : name—had been worked more than
six days, and yet the yields enumerated below
have been obtained.
The newsof the striking .of this r i c h l ea d
soon reached this and adjoining towns, and va
rious ,prospecting parties set out, which suc
ceeded in discovering a number of additional
leads—the yielding of which I also give be
low. •
During the last ien days a perfect stampede
has taken place from this locality, iu the direc
tion of the Gregory diggings, and five thousand
men are, undoubtedly, examining at the pres
ent moment the bowels of mother earth in
that vicinity. Now lends are struck almoSt
every day, but on account of the local obstacles
in the way of rocks, rich growth of timber and
steepness of the mountain sides along which
the lead runs, etc., it will take seine time be
fore they will be in fact in working order. All
that has keen done is comprised in the follow
ing:.
J. H. Gregory worked his claim five days
and took out s,Ligo. •
William. Virajr, John W. Zeigler,Charles
M. Zeigler, David P. Spain, ArehibalcDefrees,
Wilkinson, Dcfrees, and William. Chess, all
formerly of South Bend, Indiana, formed the
party that accompanied Gregory, and had all
taken clainis on the latter 's load. The four
first mentioned commenced working their
claims on the 25th ult., and took outon Wed:.
nesday, the 25th, $29,5; Thursday, the 26th,
$410; Friday, th 27th, $495 ; Saturday, the
28th, $340; which shows an ag create result
of four days' work amounting to $1,560 Tho
three last mentioned worked their claims joint
ly five days', during which they realized $l,-
500.
The names of a number of others are
given who have been equally successful.
The St. Louis Democrat of the 15th inst.,
announces the arrival of 5600 worth of the
dus6in St. Louis, in the hands of D. T:Sivin
buine, of Newport, R. 1., who isrepresented
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as " a most respectable gentleman44la i
of con t lte, and, would not and
cams amine idiecnivit:
• •-•
his fellosvicitizps."i - i
3 1 ;:iitate;sii*a rif&ttch*rgefitincotin*,
vltiulcl,.Ove
aline tut for the hiet that4he
a sking $2O per ounce for it, which is moil 3'
than it is worth. By the next arrival it is
expected thatTrain — s7s,oool6 - $lO,OOO will be
sent forward, as the diggings are very rich.
great change had taken place among
the people in the border towns after the re
ceipt of this geld,'„antilmaiti. who had left
the mines were preparing to return.
sell & Jones, of Leavenworth,. liars again
placed all their coaches and wagonanpon the
road, and they are - crowded with passen-
gers.
The correspondent Of the Leavenworth
Times; of date of June 12th says
Thetexchement: about. the Gregory digging ,
is still on the increase. • Authentic information
has beeuie'CCivea here :to-day of the striking
of still richer .leads by • a 1 respecting party,
Condi:clod by Mr. Gregory, and the sale of the
latter's - claim On the original lead for
not loss than twenty-one thousand dollars, to a
party of four, of whom three, viz : Amos
liridly, E. B. Henderson, from Cass county,
Ind., and a Wm. Allen, from Fulton county,
Illinois, are known. The brothers Defreesi
who also had two 'claims on the Gregory lead, -
sold their interests for $7,500 and $7,000. One of
the Zeigler brothers sold
,aclaim, which he had
purchased a week previous for $5O, for $6,000.
A number of other sales of less inamuitudo are
also reported. Marshal Cook, .of'Donapliatt o
bought a claire - of Gregory, or $6OO, and Sam
uel J. donee, a well known f railroad centred
or, two of an other individual for three mules
and $601) cash, respectively.
Mr. G. M. Fox, the Agent of the Express
Company, at the mines, whose precious re
ports were exceedingly discouraging, writes
the following t
FLATTERING REPORTS.
From nosiness correspondence of Smoot, Russell k Co.]
CENTEX. CITY, Juno 4, 1859.
I send you to•dey, per Leavenworth City
and Pike's Peak Express, gold dust amounting
in value to $403,35, for which you will please
give me credit. The package marked A is
Platte River gold, end worth here $lB per
ounce. That marked Jackson SI Boulder is also
worth $lB. This, you will observe, is a very
line specimen, and is calculated to have a good
effect if seen by California miners. It resem!
bles California gold more closely than any
other yet discovered.
I write you honesily, gentlemen, and
ny firm belief that in two weeks I will be able
:o ship you, as purchasers on consignments,
from live to ton thousand dollars.
The gold in the largest package is from
Gregory, and is saved with quicksilver. For
this T paid $l6 per ounce. As soon as possible
advise, me as to the real value of each speci-
men.
The mines are suprisingly rich, co old min
ers say. They are astonished, and cannot
lieve it, even if they do see it. Claiins.are be
ing sold every day at from $l, per foot to
$. - 20,000.
These are repruentatatiuns made to me by
parties in whom I have the most implicit.
The holders of the gold district nt Gre7ory'g
demand s . '2o per ounce fsr the gold. Thha
too much, and I will not give it unless you so
instruct. lam willing to give $l4 per ounce.
Since I wrote to you last. the reports from
the mines have continued to grow more encour
aging. •w leads have been =trick and pro
ved to be equally as rich as those about which
I advised you in my Inst. At th“se
who have their clain.s fully open are muking
from .`•:..•.16 t o $lOO to the roan per day
Respectfully,
All this reads very - Well, we admit. but
"there's luck in leisure.'' We advise all who
are thinking of Pike's Peak to wait till they
hear from Greeley ; he is up there smm
where. and if he makes up his mina to de
sert polities, the slave question. the New
York Teittote,and all his other humbm7s.and
beemne a permanent Pike's Peaker, we'll
not say that we'll go ton, but--we'll think
about it.
Railroad Earnings
The following is a statement of the increase
nr dUcrense in the earnings of various Railroads
for the month of May, accompanied with
the Month of May, 1858 :
alllllolDa. ULCFM4SE.
MIE=
Fit Ft_ Waylac di Chieago.
llhuoie Central
Cin., II miltott and Dayton... 9,159 c 4,
Chicago, Burlington k.i.juiney .4494 Vg
Galena and Chicago Union...
• Michigan Southern
Chicago and Rock Wand.--
Milwaukie and Dli49issippi
New York Central
Central New Jersey 11347 fir,
Cleveland and Mahoning 12S 4t
Michigan Central
Cleve, Cblumbun and Cin 71 69
We are not advised as to the earnings of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. but from the above
statement it is very evident that the Pennsyl
vania Raiload and her legitimate connections,
have had much the best of the late free fight
between East and West lines.
TnE London Times, after a careful weighing
of all the statements upon the subject, official
and otherwise, decides that the weight of testi
mony indicates that the result of the affair at
Montebello was in favor of the French. In
- -
respect to the amount of Imagination displayed
in the despatches, it gives the preference to the
Sardinians, and next to the Austrian account,
the latter being to the former as Defoe is lb
Munchausen. Tho New York Times charad
-terizes the account of the French General (FO
rey,) as " modest, decisive and intelligible,"
which is, perhaps, as much as to say not very
Napoleonic. The writers of the New Yorl
Times, however, show a very decided leaning
to the French side, so that their testimony upon
this point perhaps should be taken. as Monk
barns would say owl grant) salis.
ADDITIONAL advises from Utah inform us
that Governor Cumming had ascertained that
a twelve pound howitzer constituted all the
public arms in the Territory. The Marshal
has addressed a communication to the Gover
nor in response to the procl4nation, stating
that there are no bodies of armed men gather
ing in the mountains with a view to a militarY
organization. General Johnston had prom
ised protection to emigrant trains going to
California, and advised the emigrants to col
lect at some common point, when he would
afford them an escort. The Indians were get
ting troublesome, running off with government
stock. A "big blow," or storm, did some
damage in salt Lake City and environs on the
IGth ult. .. -
Tax Wheeling Argus (Democrat.) is of opin
ion that both Wise and Hunter's prospect* ft"-t r
the Presidency have been damaged by the re
cent Virginia election. "In the late contest,"
says the Ar.Ous, " neither had a triumph, and
each of them was somewhat damaged. The
result may be that both will have to yield in
the next Presidential contest to a more fortu
nate rival.
TbiaArgus claims that Western Virginia can
contrllhe action of Virginia in the Charleston
Convention, but to be efficient they must be
no man's followers ; and advises them to re-
main as they now are, " masters of the shim.
TEUT. great trotting match for $5,000, three
mile heats to wagons, at Eclipse Cotirse, Wed
nesday, between Flora Temple and Princess,
Was'won by the former. Between 12,000 and
15,000 persons . were on the ground, and the
raeo , was closely contested. Tho time was
7:54 and 7:59,—by no means extraordinail.
Tins crew. of the Orion, charged with being
a slaver have been examined before the United
States Commissioner, in nisi Yoric;and dis
charged, the evidence being insufficient to hold
them.
=ME
Improvement of the OU b.
The improvement of the fallsaf the Ohio
.ii,al ) ,tvith a view to the bettericcOniniodatihn
-
of o vast amount of trade that will continua.
'to seek water communicatiOn 'betweerC,T'itts:
,burgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis; LOnisVilla and
liter Orleans, is claiming neif.:.attbratiotint the
West, and various projects are being illi3ctissell
and urged upon the attention of tho General
-Government. -.ln view of the futurescquire
ments of. the Ohio river trade. the Cincinnati
Gazette urges the-Consirtiction'of- an additional
.anal, but to this there seams very grave,'ob
jeetions,on accountof_thohc-avyoutlay
in its aeacimplisbinent: --The'enlargeinent of
the , Present: canal, , seems; however, to, be
paritivelvt called for; "and" the ' navigation
should moreover be made as free as possi
ble. It has ,been 'deinonstrated by a report
from a. corps of Governtrient Engineers,
who made the survey a few years since, that
at a competitively trifling cost, the present
canal around the Falls can be widened to one
hundred feet, with side basins for boats to pass
each other, and by constructing a single lock,
four hundred, or four hundred and fifty feet in
length; and of a width to accommodate the
largest boats, these rapids can be passed with as
little delay, and as secnrely ns nny'other point
of the river. The present canal, when enlarged
according to the plan proposed by the Govern
ment Engineers, will be about two miles in
longtb. A canal on the otberside must ho live
or six miles in length. The cost of a now ca
nal will, moreover, be at least three times as
great ns else enlargement of tho present ono ;
and being longer; it will require a larger an
nual outlay to keep it in repair. Every con
ceivable argument is, therefore, in favor of the
onlagetnent , and that, it is believed, will abun
dantly accommodate the trade of the river for
many yeairs — to come.
(Fcir the Pinatairgh rost.)
M L R. EinFrottl--,I was much astonished to
learn that the Managers of the stock in the
Manchester Horst: Railway intended to go by
what is called the, upper route, and defect in
the direction of Wood's run, lir Ila4aly's lane,
leaving nil who are along Rebecca - street and
the river without cars or omnibuses. The low
er route should be taken. hut if the upper be
determined upon, which mu.st be expensive.
why not take the route now used by omnibuses.
and all other vehicles, down to Beaver street.
Any other route is a fraud, and letters patent
should not issue unless the natu , :il routes be de•
terminal upon.
A leading Tennessee paper it; deprecating any _
further war upon dodge Doughe, , , Says:
In view of the result in Virginia, we submit
to tha Southern Democracy everywhere, if it is
not, tittle to pot 3 0.1.011 to the war on Douglas?
Douglas i< a loyal Dmimerat he has taught
like a hero for Ow con titutional ri,tltts of the
South : he i< the ohleA lender of the party—
the foretoo4 man in the nation ; and alb that
his friend:, all that national D•toocrats ask, in.
that he , hall have fair play. Will you consent
to this or do too desire 11/ breal, up the party
and blow up the Union
The writer - of this is by no means exeln•ise
ly wedded to Mr. Ihmgia , . Our only object
is to rave the Democratic park - from di , integ,
ration, and. 2.. , we have =aid before, to Lriniz, it
up to the ' , crotch in Found in wind and
limb for the great battle with all the "elements"
of the Black itetrublican op po,iition . No wan
familiar with the career of SA: Own A. Dour
ht,,, ran hone-tly ray that he is unwilling to
tri4 him on any 1111,•t1,11 v:3niwct , •.l with the
institution:: of the South. Many southern.
and a host Or Northern Democrat., believe that
he it the only Mall in tb, purty who van .lead
the Deitiorravy to vertain victory in, 15:',0: A nd
their rea,omt for this belief aro very far from
•howirof: any want Of la:ls,ll l ffity
11 - a have six days later advice.:
"Cram flab
Che Mormon art: rop: osonted as oolleeting
in
the MOLltttalO , , UrOlitt,:thelll,l4,,, a nd k ag u, _
Mg with the Indians. john Hartnett, Secretary
of State, had as,•um. , l the editorship of the
Flaky Teta, the otiti Mormon paper. The
survivors of the Mountain Meadow nut,,iarre,
were to be brought b:ast by the
sell, 31:1j. , r 31111 Waddell,the army contractors
Ti, , , Mormons had surd, East to purelia,l , a cut
MIME
-4. -
Tu
n Administration thinks it can di,cern in
the recant intollitynce from MeNico the
triumph of the Liberal can=e in that distracted
country. The recent inAructionA to our Min
ister,, and also to the Dar al officers in corn-
t\RCASC
.$ 18 16
21 WI. CRI
mind of the fore., in the Gulf of Mexico, arc
clear, positive and explicit. Should any of the
minions of Miramon or Zuloaga interfere, as
it is alleged they contemplate doing, with the
Tehuantepec route, they will then see what our
Government will do.
Os,GX2 00
40,2+1 40
4-42
VT 50 59
THE Board of Education of NVW York city,
after fill; debate, resolved, by a vote of 25 to
26, to adopt the report of the Committee ap
pointed some time since to consider the pro
priety of drafting n by-law asserting the au
thority of the Board to insist on making all
the Public Schools in the city assume, as a part
of the daily routine, the reading of the Scrip
tures. Henceforth, therefore, the teachers in
the Public Schools must either read the Bible
to their scholors, or go without their salaries.
Till: State Department has received advices
from our Minister at Chili giving all the facts
relating to the seizure of the brig Townsend
Jones. The administration has sent instruc
tions to our Minister to demand reparation for
revoking thooxequatur of the American Consul
at Valparaiso, and a man-of-war has been or
dered to that port to look after American in
terest,.
_
-cam •~ r ~!~ ... ~'~
FIRST WARP, AI. LEG HEN Y
The Next President.
THE hark Orion, which sailed from New
York on the 21st January, has arrived home
in charge of United States officers, having
been siezed on the Congo river as a slave trader.
Her captain, it is said, has died of a broken
heart. We don't wonder at it—such a busi
ness is unfit for any body with a heart.
A MOVEMENT in favor of Governor Wise
for the next Presidency, has been started in
Philadelphia. A meeting was held for the pur
pose of consolidating this movement, which is
represented to have been "respectable, expec
tant, harmonious, enthusiastic, and sanguine."
OF GARIBALDI, ono who knows him says his
influence over his troops is somewhat wondee
ful. 1114 form, Herculean, stren
energetic and expressive head—everything,
even his picturesque costume, contributes to
increase the prestige he wields.
TUX President wilt' remove to his summer
retreat—the Soldier's Home—in a few days.
He intends leaving for Bedford Springs on the
20th of July. Besides Miss Lane, ho will be
accompanied by Mrs. Secretary Thompson and
Mrs. Senator Gain.
Mn. HENRY DEVITIt, tho :culptor, has re
ceived an order from a number of Mr. Bu
chanan's friends in Boston, to make a marble
bust of the President, and has gone to Wash
ington to cyccuto the commission.
Tnr. the New York papers. are reminding
the bakers of that city, that the last foreign
news shows a further decline in the price 0
breadstuff's. Pittsburgh bakers might as well
note the fact at the same time.
JOUN G. SAXE, the comic poet, lecturer and
editor, was, on Thursday, nominated as the
Defaocratic candidatelor Governor of Ver
mont. Givens a song, John, on your chances
of election. ,
Fr is said, we know not on what authority,
that tho removal of Lieut. Maury from, his
present post in contemplation. We trust
not. Be is a right martin the right place.
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=EN
SIVMMIIMM
A COUNTNIIFEIT Trea.surTynote for -$5O was
a few days ago son tto the Tiinsury Departmitnt,
for redemption.. .:The owner was a .citizen , . of,
Geoigia. The tountarfeit was an execrable
thing as a speciinen Of engraving, bearing - , no
resemblance to.;the genuine instrument, and
could ndVir in . .lpose on 'rittf ono zd
41t familiar
with pecuniary transactions.
Tnfi inhabitants of Fayal are again in a starv
ing condition. - A -meeting has been 'hold in
Boston ALrivhigh §l,DOCrwas subscribed for their
relief.
'4l Japanese representatives, who are to be
the great liOns of the next season, will con by
the steamer Mississippi.
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A Remedy for Dyspepsia.
- "-
13MatiAvx's HoLLA.ND , BirrNs.s 'is DOWtea
.
Most simple, delightful and effectual remedy for Dys
pepsia before the public. Many of our most worthy
citizens testify to. its efficacy. re persons subject to.
nervous and sick headache, it is a valuable niediclne.
Rrad Carefully.—The Genumo. highly Concentrated
Brerlitwe's llolland Bitters is put up,in half pint bottles
only, and. retailed at one dollar per bottle. The great
demand for thus truly celebrated Medicine has induced
many imitations, which the public should guard against
purchasing.. Beware of imposition I Bee that our name
is on the label of every bottle von boy-
BENJAMIN PAGE, Je. k 8010 proprietors, No
2.1 Wood. between First and &nand Street+, Pittsburgh
.
verttsements.
For Bent.
TWO FLINT GLASS FACTORIES; SIT;
UATE in the Borough of Birmingham, belonging
to the estato of the late P. Muttony:dem:axed , rind lately
carried on by Loilie A Mont "The so Factories art now
in thorough repair, and in full operation, with all the
necessary implements and Conveniences mininite for
the extensive tuanuftutture of that glass, of that sitperior
style and ,pettily) for which these Works have been 210
justly celebrated.
PoSses4iol3, given ortthe first day of August ne t.
x
C. I MSEN,
Executor of the Estate of P. Mulvany.
Pittsburgh, June 17th, 1869. jetattl
. _
IRON MAN U FACT OVER'S GU IDE
1. —To the Furnaces. Forges and Rolling Mills of
the United Suites. with discussions of Iron as a Acme
utl element, nn American ore, and a manufactured arti
cle, itt commerce and in history ; by 3.y. I,esly. With
ma and plates, Lictakl. Vi I Cal., Se owl street
U1! - E, fti NEW TWO:BORSE BA
ROURIIE AT AucTioN—On TUESDAY MORN ENO,
June 21st, at II n'elovh, at the Gin inercial Sales Rooms,
No. fel Fifth street, will be sold for account of whom i
may concern—Me superior new Twodiorso liarouehe
'eta) P. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
.kNeIEsTEA SAN:INGSBA:imBrocKLAeT nrursAiis.
IN.;,
Jane 31st, at S o'clock, on amount of whom it may
Concern, at the Commoreial Salea Rooms. No. 54 Filth
street, gill be scild-12. shares Manchester Savings Insti
tution. Ljeg.ol P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
(...) CASES CARE. MAGNE IA ju , t received
.ss, anti for salo by BECKHAM it KELLY,
vei.S.l. Allegheny City.
1 CAN - 11.1 ICE OIL PEPPETWNT just
received and fur eale by
BECKTIAM A KELLY,
te:l Allegheny City.
.500 ""- CARRAWA V SEED just re
cored and for sale by
BLVKIiA3I k KELLY,
Je2o A IleghenyCay.
i 1 Ll'S.winTE
s musTuto SFEP
0 ‘...7 jii.it reveived and for ,alc . l.y -
BECKHAM k KELLY,
1031 Allegheny City.
Qi )1 1 LBS. NELECI' LICORICE ROOT,
()All/ dust received and for sale by
Pi:CKHASI A KELLY.
jo2J Allegheny yity,
H ER R !NU —lO hbk. Et.;tport, nett;
10 d., Monre,. 4.,
1... , silt Ly uM. H. smillt & co,
1,2 e Ils Second. and 11; Front streets.
. •
w HITE BEANS-50 bushels for -Jac liy
IVM. it. SMITH k CO.
Ritiel'2.:(-1 10 tierces pyinsvmlolll..FAligrcbj k
CO.
SYRUP -2' hh.D. prime Syrup for sale by
wm. H. SMITH k Co.,
l"'' Second mil Front ens
Sl` PERIOR RECORD CA p . --- Fog s „le
J. I'. WELPIN,
.
` 53 W..od stram neat Fourti
VI A 1: I) 1 'AS rt'i FOIL 1 i ENTS — Vol Fale ‘
1.....„ J. R. W ELIO.
ii••zo 5.1 Wool •Jtrect near Piatrth
D 1• ;,1. 1 ii .1_14 ‘ 1. 1 ; hi ...a &
, I n 't d l 4 ' , ,.-1 ,, 0
al:,:‘,11.1.1,
wE
14 . :- - 1 .0, ti: „ .N. Y E L
.l. u. hoIN,
e..!0 al 1t..0t street near Fourth.
'DERRY A. CO.'S Nt ). tI9 PENS—For sal,
by i )..'3.,1 J. It. IV El.lbl N.
I AM ES' NEW WO ILE..- - * . The Cavalier, '
.‘ 1h•0.n.•,1 N0e.1.14 ti. p. 11. Janie,
io li A 1 & i U., f. 4 Wood street.
1 1 . 1 EM PI HE 01 , A USTRI A ; Its Pas
.1 l`roeilt P., . r. I.v .1. S. C. .‘1.1...11..
IC AY IC.
LaWoisi street.
natches and Jeivelry.
REINENIAN MEVRAN,
4. Flrru II ritEET
Ire ri,m uul • U AND SIINELL
HUNTING WATCHP-':‘
4.1 kiun,wati awl Eu4:14,11 manukti•ltiro,
at grk...lly bleed price
in and se,.
OLI ENTI RE sT4 t
FRENcit E.MiIitoIDEMES
MAI:KED 1,4110; Ttl 0•ST!
To 4 , 14 , nr out tho lot p,[911 , 41 cry it,
It EMI IVU 1,3 TIIE Fißst (IF A1 7 1;11sT NEXT.
NEW tiTi IRE ELM U 1 tIN 1 , 11."I'1l ST.
EATON, CREE &
jetS rorner Fifth mid Market streets.
APLEASA.NT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
--or 76 hot front on south avenue. Allogbeny, by
about 2.5 n deop to Iletiveoa having a good Iwo
story hunily mansion, wok arranitoti Mir gonifutt and
vonvemonee: norboo, hall and eight rooms, bath fa c to,
hot and cold water, gas in all the 5001118 . ; a brick stable
and iarriano house: shailo (roc4 anti s hrubbery Tho
uliolo is in g 004,1 tinier, and will Ito sold at a rgain.
'Forms mmy. InimeMato no,stssiou con to' had.
lola S. CI TFIIIERT & 805, 31 Murkkd Area.
The Northern Fire & Life
Assurance Company,
LONDON, 1 MOORGATE STREET
Subscribed Capital 41,25D,760-Stg. 1. 41 ,2 98 . 600
Called up and toad 132,403 312,015
ASSETS—Med JAIMAXV 1858—52,191,111 02,
Real Estate, Loans on Bonds
'
and fortgitges, Melee made
Annuities . , he 1233,278 16- 5 $1,016,304 GO
Railway and ot li e rlioben t tires,
60 - eminent Securities and
lieveisMas 131,145 4- 4 655,7°008
no on Life PolLiirs 4.257 17 . 7 21,:-.0 40
1 erect on investments 70-
crued but not yet payable.— 2;48 St.lo 11,342 46
Cash in hands of Branch Es
tablishment/4 and Agents 41t.
it, eourro of transmission
and ,adleclion 55,656 0.6 276,3{:68
Cl,ll :at Current account unit
on Deposit nt Interest with
liankers...
Oilier asset.
Revenue from premiums, in
terest on investments Le.,
for the yew-tinting tllst Jam
nary, ItilS 1156,746 1G- G $ 033,734 12
Loans during the same period,
including premiums of re
insurance with other offi
ces, Sc. L 105,1364- 1 $ 525,G53Z
This Company having complied with thelaw of Penn
sylvania, the undersigned is prepared to effect 'flagrance
on almost every description 01 - property at moderate.
rates. J.tME9 W. ARRorr,
Temporary Office, No. 103 Wood street.
leli3:2w.motith
IJ RE Ll(ZUORS.—Families can buy a
bottle of Rhine, Port,Marleirn, Teneritre, Sherry or
talaga Wine. Also, Cognac Brandy of riiircrent brands,
very i }ld Monongahela Whisky. Uhampaigne in quart.
pint m1.111114_1 half 'ant Iwittles; reduction made by diaiin
or half dozen. All the above for sale by the quart or
gallon.
.
N. 13.—Thoso wishing adulterated liquors need not
call. D. FICKEISEN,
rintl.tilv.inn 101 Third streef
T HE NEW PARK I
-DENNY'S GROVE,^ recently fitted up as
IRON CITY PARS,
s now open for the accommeention of Pie-Nies, Pleas-
ICE CREAM. AND REFRESHMENTS.
il0" &Band of Music always in attendance. A good
.overed platform for dancing.
jelfmaw-tf HOEVELER & MILLER.
'Whitten's Golden Salve
Ts A STEP TIT WAY OP PROGRESS in the Healing
Art. It is adapted for Sores. Humors, Wounds, and
every kind 0: extermd inflammatory difficulty, of what
ever name or nature, on tune or beast. Made only by
C.P. WRITTEN, Lowell, Mass. 25 cents per box. The
usual discounts to the trade. Sold by druggists. "Anoint
thyself and be healed.".
Tor. (tants Bates—A GRIN! lIMING Reran.—lt
is
with much pleasure we annotmce the advent of this
new article in our city, which has met with such signal
success in Lowell, where it is made, that the papers
have teemed with cases of. truly marvelous cures.
They chronicle one where the life of a lady was recently
saved—nease of broken breast; another where the life
of a chit , was Raved—a case of chafing; another of a'
lady whose face was much disfigured by scrofulous
humor, which was brought to a healthy action in a few
days, also, another of an old man, who had a sore on
his foot for twenty years—cured In a few weeks. Our
citizens will not be slow in getting at its merits, and will
benild it over the land.—Boston Herald. (My2-4:.film:l3tw
ser 6000 AGENTS WANTE.D.--TO sell three
new and unequalled inventions—wanted by every family.
My agents have cleared over V... 5,000 selling one of them.
Articles nre fight, cheap, easy to carry and very taJmig.
Several Diplomas, Silver Medal from American Insti
tute, N. Y., and 4 patents have been granted me for
them. One patent in England and one in Frnnee. Pat
in 4 chimps. and I will send you, gratis, 80 pages particu-
Lan, of tho boat a. encv tn.tLo country.
mr27:famal3tw BROWN, Lowell, Mass.
AtiENTS WASTED 11c THIS STATE. to
eanvas.s with the Gomm Slur. Bent rapidly. Can mike
good pay. For terms, Jtc" send lamp. , • -
• m ttlemdans C. P. .WIIITT 31124,L0we11, Nam.
QK BLETON SKIRTS AND SKIRT SUP.
PORTERS.—A good anortment on hand and for
Bale by EATQN, CEEE &
corner Erin and Market streete:
• V .. f
".•••••
A ISIEEtThi? OP'ift COMMISSIONEIS , S P OF
I. 3" " theltittsbittig MlOglietly und Manchester ..
semier RaUery Company watieheht at the 110 1,4, _
'ESDAY NEXT. Juno 2 at O
Tarot
1?"11 A `'n BAKE.wELL.
O . ODek.P.: ; MOS,
rittsburgkJuliel7tl,lBMs. jell:3t.
..zEtARGA.M4
. •
r -1
BOOTS,
s n dx. s
Go to the CHEAP CASH STORE of
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
jelB . . 08111nrket st...ifeciand door from pall,
TWELF'ffI . LIST OF APPLICATIO R
for selling Liquors, filed in the Cleric's Office up to
June leah,lBsB.
Barker Henry, tavern, Peebles townships
Helder Jhhn, do do, do, ,
Brown Richard, eating house. 2d ward, Allegheny;
Nisi John, tavern, sth ward. Fittsburgh; - • -
Buell John Peter, tavern, sth ward; Pittsburgh;
Colemire Charles; do Ist do, .do
Crosline Mary, eating house, Ist ward, do • -
Carr Wm. di Co., ivßh other goods, 4thitard, - Pittsburgh:
Everhart C, eating house Reservetownshils . . .
Gibson Francis, do 3d ward, Pittsburgh;
Howling a Downing, with other 'goods, 4th ved, PitLeb'h;
Jarrett Geo: G.. tavern, SontirFm•ette tcrwnship.
Leitman Geo H., with other goods, Bth Ward, Pittsburgh
Loetterly John, eating house, Reserve townships
Meyer isdeholas; tavem;lst ward, Pittsburgh;
Minns Uriah, . do -Peebles township;
Miller& Rieketsou, with other goods, 4th w'd; Pittsbli
M'Afee H., tavern, Chartiers
,towpshirs
Richliu Eichnert, tavern, lid Ward, Pittsburgh; .
Richards Jas. ; do Bth do do
Straub John N., eating house,4th ward, do '
Bequill A nthony do . 3d do do
Taylor Jane, tavern, Patton townshis
Wield. Christian, tavern, ticl ward, Pittsburgh.
THOS. A. ROWLEY, Clerk'.
Clerk's Office, June 16th, 1859. jelB
throw away •
your Dinner or Tea Knives for the want of Forks,
us we have on hand a full 11.1tS011111ellt of ..
ODD FORKS,
Of.all patterns. House-keepers, Ifotel-keepers,Stearrt
boat turners, and all others using Forks, can thus hare
their sets made up. '
jetS MOWN R TETLEY, 136 Wood M.
11100 COLLARS,
jj , DOG COLLARS:
_ DOG MUZZLES,
.
DOG MUZZLES, •
DOG CHAINS,
DOG CHAINS
•
A good variety of tho above articles at
CARTWRIGHT A YOUNG^.-1,
Pt SG Wood street
le
APPLES.--Oustreceiveci by express,
1 3 casks Pine Apples sellable for Presorvlng. For
sale RHYMER k ANDratsuN,
lets No. 39 Wood st, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
CiIEESIT.3GO boxes prime Cutting ;
100 do English Dairy;
lee do Ilainlirsh.
ielol HENRI 11. COLLINS.
For sale by
Llllll, -25u barrels fresh for sale by
PIS HENRY H. CI "diLINR
Fisti --
-I. s 46pttekrtgc;take herring
100 . White Fish;
lUU . du Trout.;
ISt) do Msekrrel;
B oors,
A full n,ortment of tho
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Sidling very low at W. E.:kIiMERTZ i CU.'S
jeld 'a Fifth ,:treet-
CIT
OUR NTSRE s'rocxr.
EI N(4 AGAIN et IMP I. ETEI,Y SOLD
( WT. the adtriror. of 111,.• Our in,tratnent•t are
re-per•th.lly mrk.rmeti (hot 11 IWIV 111Vir14 , of thorn ia tn..;
w
no•tttartly ttxt . ..,. - te.i. na 1, (re Itato to la. again
21}.1. • sllpply the de l lo4l.ti for these mi i perivr Vi:010
:4,302 2- 0 161,510 62
9,M1 141 49,405 48
L 4341,42. 4- 1 V 2,104,111 02
uro Parties, &e
.. w .
AND HATS,
Herring.
HEN HY Tf. COLLINS.
75 do
D 01.5
SIIOI,S,
AND GAITEPS
LATE' , T STY LEH,
31 FIFTH STREET,
wV• E. SCHMERTZ & CO.
LAIOW AND 41111.DREN'S
COLORED GAITERS,
~I~fNINIINI,~\J~NIO~
KLEBER & BRt)
N 0.141 Fifth street.
Arnim , : the many who have purehastSa Stennis) Pianos
it Litt the last tea -
Rider. D. I): Rev. 3. McMillin:.
A. M. Bryan, D. J. Gorliner,
I. Grier Sproul; lire. Fitxgerahl:
It. Rm.:MsD. Esq: J. 11. Thompson, Esit-:
L. Wit-ox, Es.-1; . Miss I iitly;
Hon. N. Ewing, Linioutowin W. :ll.Gorinly.
CapL .1. liirinniqhann R. C. Stevenson. E. , ..44
rs.lipoyer. Rochester, Pa: J. J. Brunner. Esq.;
S. Gordon, ENI ; :/ an, c s Wright., Esq.,
Rev. E.M. Van Denson. It. IL
KNOX'S ICE CREAM ROOMS,
No. 27 Fourth Stroot, Rear Ferry.
pill , . SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
announces to the patrons of this well-known estat.
bailment that he is still prepared to furnish
PARTIES AND WEDDINGS,
In very hest style, with
ICES, JELLIES, FANCY CAKES AND PYRAMIDS ,
Lir Gentlemen and ladies served with Meals, includ
ing every delicacy of the season, in style equal to any
Mist class hotel, at all hours day and evening.
jellega JACOB_R. HURLEY.
Adjournment of AtisiqueeNl . Sute.
THE SALE OF THE PROPERTV OF
KIRK & RHODES is pOstykined until 'WEDIVI
!JAY, July 11th next. By miter of the Assignees.
TIIOS. J. POWEII,
It. 11. CLIAMBER.LIN,
GEO. F..GILLMORE.
Reehester„Tunotith.lBs%._ : - jell
D. C. KNEELAND
Ts r: BEFS CONSTANTLY ON HAND
SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOXES;
Also. makes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
BOXES, suitable for Shoes, Dry Goods, &a, at &atom
prices. Corner Virgin alloy and Wood street, (third
story—over Citizens flank.) Pittsburgh, Pa.
FIRE WORK'S!WORKS!! —
FOURTH J111,V.1019 —We arenoW receiving from
the Factory of H. P. Diehl, for whom eo are Solo Agents,
a full and complete assortment of FIRE woßris, con
sisting of the folio% ng, viz:
Rockets. from 1 oz. to z lbs. Flower Pots, Nos. 1 and 2.
Roman Candlesil tall to.* Flying Pigevus;
Roman Candles, colored; ri s ruinglee,to 6:
Blue Lights, No. 1 to Bengal Lights, 1 oz. to 16 oz;
firisalloppertr. Vertical Wheels;
Pan Wheels, Nos 1,2, Si Saxon Wheels;
Ch a sers, Nos. 1, 2,14 llockeLs, Colored Serpent%
Scrolls, Noal, 2, ... 4
Dotablo Renders,
Hines of Stars, 1, 2,1, 4,5; Torpedoes., 503,000;
Exhibition Pieces, from pc, to $5OO, with directions.
REY 111 ER t ANDERSON,
jolt 39 Wood street, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
FOU - R, HUNDRED AND THIRTY-ONE
PENN STREET. Look at N0..131. For sale by
el 4 S. CUTMBERT A SON, 51 Market atroot.
AC. B. 11.—A comfortable Brick House
. of hall, six rooms, bath room and cellar, with
lot It 2 by BO feet; shade trees, etc, all in good order, for
~a l e; price $2,270; terms, one-third in hand, balance at
one, two and three years. S. CUTRIVERT & SON, •
sel4 Real Estate Agents, 51 Market street. _
Two BUILDING LOTS, ON ALFRED
STREET, Wilkinsburgh, for sate; prico for both,
.1014] S. CUTH BERT d SON, Ca Market et.
THE - MANUFACTURERS OF SA
YER'S CHEMICAL OLIVE ERASIVE SOAP,
atter subjecting it to the severest tests known to . the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Runily Wash
ing Soap in the United States, or so little money; haring
at once co many good qualities, (and so few. discounts.)
OF' BEAUI'I - - In colors, firmness, surface and tea,-
"' Mr rtilirli•—•ln freedom from rosin, turpentine,
clay. fish oils. stale Areurk, anri adulterations..
OP QUALITY—For washing clothes, of ever desenp
lion, coarse or fine; cotton, linen woolen or sk ;'dred,
printed or white: for IMAgING tar', grease, pitch, paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers'- yrs.:, etc., from clothes,
furmtnre, tend from the hands.
Give it a fair trial for Ycapselves, and be couvineed.
Remember, the name is on each Par. Ask for A copy
of the directions. B. C. k J. H. BAWYEa.
jeS 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
VALENCIA LACE SETS--
.
MARKED DOWN
WITHOUT REUARD TO COST
CALL EARLY Aid) SECURE BARGAINS-AT
JOS. UORNE'S,77 Market at
L BIRSRFELD & BON
TAIIGORS I
: !No. 83 Wood Atreet..
Our assortment or Summer Gutting!, Cassin3eiis,
Linens and Vestings is now complete. %sure prepaied
to furnish our customers with neat and elegant g arments
at very low rates.
jos LIIRSTIFELLI it BONS,
ARRIVED-- . •
ANOTHER OF THOSE
MINIATURE PIANOS, ,
Which havo excited such general adrniralion, and found
such rapid sale, has" ost been received by the sub seii•
bers. They are the most desirable instruments Tor
small parlors, steamboats,. etc„ over constructed. Fdr
sale by
KLEBER '/r, 8R0., • "
8010 Agents fsr the aboye and Steinway's Pianos,
myl4 No. 63 Fifth street.
EXTRACT ROOTS for makiug' Beene, fp
sole by - R. L. FAHNESTOCK 411 CO e
Co.,jehl No. 60. corner Fourth and Wood sir 466.
• •.(1- '.".11. • ,•-•.
N 4.: OP ; te
lito. so. conierviociainitTlL streeri
BBLS, SBANISii WILIT.LNefor e
xr.by - "BECKHAM , * - KEILLY,
ion • • • •• Alleghe4fllty.
PITTSBURGH AND BOWING Id INISSEIV I ,
GER RAROAD.-- , Thalliterniss' nerk:tcl oped 1
looks and rite*M ILL
I , subsCiliStiotot;to the toct:pf saki
on the corner of lldurth And Grant streets, Its-the city.
'From, win niwot tot. 'hit pUrpOO at R VS inOTE
of PittsbunKh, oIiGIaIONDAY, the 2lth itastant, at
o'clock, P. Id, '1 --*' ''',.., 014:.,"
„ ._
City and -Cdtuity72inittratice 'Company,
NOTICE IS HERE ' IIY --- GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April
11th. 1359, -Book s to- recoivo -subscriptions to the Capital
Stock of the City and County Insurance -Company of the
city of Allegheny, will be open at the office of PETER
PETERSON, Federal street, Allegheny, on TUESDAY,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Mb,' 6th and 7th of
July, and at the office of - WM: - P - . - BAUM. on St. Clair
street, Pittsburgh, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the Sth
and 9th of July next, to, remain open far ram vets. (un
less the stock to sooner subscribed,) from 10A. M. to 4
o'cloblz, P. M,, of each day. •
Josiah Ring,demos - /..4r. 111101 4: - -.. • -
Henry Irwin, Wm 8.. Pusey. . •
• Peter Petersen, ' ' 'John Birmingham,
G. Craig, • . • Wm. P. Ratan, . ~ • •
• James Old, . , John Irwin, Sen,
James Gibson, , John Sampson,
'Yeager, " George' Locale,
Samuel Gormly, Nichtilas'.Voeghtly; sen.;
John A.. Scott, • R. P.McDowell, ;
. John Watiddlo, David Greig,
Saint Lindsay, Jun., .1 - .•Longmore,
,
ThOmas Farley,
I D. M. Evans. „ Alex. Hilanda,
R..W. Poindexter, Thos. Donnelly - , -
James Park, Jun, James A. Gibson,
n: Loot Shields, - - (bannissioncrs.
PIANOS! PIANOS!!,
. ~,,
Arrival of Pianos.
IE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE
ceived from the manufactory of
CHIOICERI.NG & SONS;
A froah supply of their
UNRIVALLED PIANOS.
The instruments hare all been selected Personally by
auhscriher, at the Fietory,
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET
7hose in want'of Pianos WO invited to call and exam
ne this stock, which comprises all the various styles
manufactured by Chia:cries & Son., from the plalnet
to the most elaborately carved cases, and at prices to
purchaserm
fa-ALL LNSTRUMEN:I" . § WARRANTEDMR3
JOHN 1-1. MELLOR,
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS.
T UST RECEIVED—A SPLENDID NEW
tr lot of Mtn, DEON P. from . -the
factory of MASON & BA3ILIY, Boston,
including nll the styles made by this firm.
These instruments have been approved-
by the gre4test musicians in the country—as Dr..Loweil
Macon, lino. F. ItPial, W. B. 13reillin , y, and eine rs7eoll
- ly they can be relied on es being first class metre.
menfie. They are noted for the following points: •
1. Their pure end musical quality of tone.
2. Their great power of tone.
3. Their perfect equality of tone.
4. Their prompt and easy touch.
6. Their beautiful Style of finish.
fi. Their durability.
T. Their cheapness of price.
For sale only by JOHN 11.11E110ft,
No. 81 Wood street.
Descriptive circular.; milled to any address. . [myl3
DR. JOHNSON'S
HERB DISPENSARY.
Office 9i 3.1.6 la Street. ti'Al door Up Sta;rsjlintralo, N. Y.
TIRE CELEBRATED DR. JOI[NSON,
!intnnii Phy , ician, treats succes s fully the follow-
to tinlanlest:
CONSIIBIPTTON,
nrsrr.vid
AST NERVOUS DEBILITY,
DR0NC41.1.113. IIEA DATE, creed in Id ni
LPN° ig etiesT ritTo. A•
DISEASED OP HEART', SA la EDIT.
II I 'IN EY AFFFCTIONS, It iIEIINIATI9SI.
LIVER i%E.MFLAINTS, FEVER AND . AGUE, '
FE>IAI.R WE AK . F 15 . 44 I'IM NYS,
DISI•ASES Tilt; EAR ANL/ EVE. &es Ac.
All who are i sutforillif from the shove named diseases.
or see other .•ootpliested complaint of )ears staming,
are tofortsted flint they tan have forwarded by mail or
express for the r msl stint of 11 PO a matt package of
Mt-Moine , with all tieect,sary directions and medical
Arlen e. Pnlitns , Slintliki apply without delay, as they
eon obtain it,tant relief from the I toetor's remedies
far..lolloson's tourists of extracts from the
ehotcest Medicinal foreign and native knots and Herbs,
nnumfarittrist under has own supervision, at his ins
sensal y 404 lyre f.re uyoi4iog tn,• - ose Mercury and
other mineral poisons, thatt '.cro vicyey ditsigne'd for
the systcm, to which many tkonsangs bait" fallen. yin
time and c one n:irlY gfav o ; .
LOTION t TH . I4 bO4II 1 : 1i14 1 Q —Pr. 4011pson
remarkable fur bedlilitYtng UPI trnivoringilß
Comidexiou, removing, alloost instantaneously, Tun,
Freckles. }Maples, tit, will has sent hr any part of the
angry far $1 do and one postage stamp.
N. B. Feioale pills V. per tsls. Address
DR. JOHNSON, Drawer 404.
Office 95 'Minn St, Buffalo, N. V.
oillyrdaw
THIRD IMPORTATION.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
No. 5 Fifth Street,
ARE NOW BECEIVINO A COMPLEIE STOCK OF
JANES' DRESS GOODS,
HAUGE AND BiaI,EO2ANGLAIS BORREI,
BLACK LACE SHAWLS, , ,
Mantillas, 13arega Anglais DIIAOIII, &C.
j 1 0 '
WM. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
Wood Street, corner, of Third,
je3.ly PITTSI3IJR(3II, PENIVA
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY
SECRETARY AND TPEA.SURER'3 OFT'IdE:
AT No. 37 FIFVIII 'STNEET
SUPEMNTENDANT"4 OFFICE
_
TERRALCOTTA Olt
STONE , WATER PIPES,
FROST TWO TO BIX INCE( CALIBRE. -
Prices rt:oso T7el. - ve to rdrtypts.prz Foot»
. ,
ROCHESTER. `- PE ARLI ,
Fox safe nOlosaloat atuitasaurersi'rieee by
w
011 , 3 r
FORWiIibING - AND COMMISSION 111E11CIIINT,
AND VIERFIXiaII VELUMIZ
cuEESE, BuTTlciti SEED% VIEW,
AND PRODUCE GENERALLY.
. No. 25 WOOD ST., PITTSBURGH.
BEDFORD NTE L L
known and delighthil summer resort will he open -
for the reception of visitors on the first of June, and kept .
Open till the firstotOctober.
,
The hotel will be under the management of Mr. A. G.'
_Allen, whose ex perienoe. commons manners, and .attert
tion to his guests. give toe amplest asstuauce of comfort,
and kind treatment.
Parties visaing rooms or any Information In regard to
the place, will please address .
A. G. ALLEN
.
riniendont oftedford Atintiral Springa.
' -
my21.14.-D6
THIRST PREILIII.X.,,A.WARDED BY THE
'L 'STATE FAIR TO
GRAFIE'
'FOR THE BEET
For the best. Range far families, and best Wood. Cook
Stove. Diploma tor best Laundry Store. _ Ars° oration%
a large assortment . of Renting StOTOS, , Plain stud - Fancy
Orate Fronts, Fenders, Sad and Dog Irons, Eagsrlisit ,
ties, Tea Kettles,itar E n- k ßoz .oc riow-Ware, Le.
• o. 244,Llberty idreet,
fed At the bead of Wood street.
QTOCKINGS, - GLOYD3, _GAUNTLETS;
1,..J Mitts, Sonemer Undersbirts; for fifty cents,' Llneti
Wasters, Sun Umbrellas, rens, Fans,- Yank:Paris-Hair
:Vas, einftithersiewssjust opened _ , i
~ HORNER Ataricet, skeet.
HOLLOWAr . W 011,24, .WNFEQTION
for ado by
• -CO.
, "No:10, fierier and Wood , elteeta.
.w.y 0
"tiN4:l; • BY' -STEPFLIIN ,
TER- "For , lbee, Mk t1140 , ` &mg , irxittelm,
.by .W.a.ideCattby, MUSIC by B. Cs rpptitr. . Rum 2W,
ti4ppdPn reC, 4 .9F-Vg i e kligaris
nwakaggest;
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE-.4V0. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Block.
NSIII , LES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
I
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS.
ISAAC JONES, President; JOHN D. IideCORD, Vice
President; D. M. BOOK, Secretary; Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent.
Dutzmens—lsaac Jones. C. G. Hussey, Garvey Childs,
Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson, B. L. Fahnestock, John
-D.31 cCord, Bruin H Pennock, R. P. Sterling. Capt.-Wm.
I Dean, Thos. M. Rowe, Robt. R. Davis._rnY 2B
. •
DELVIVARC
IliadaNt i t:COMPAlrr ; 71'
TNCORPORA_TEI ICY
THE LEG~SLA-
Tt7SE,OF
com4l ir Am) wAth+riisVS.
ON N'IMSE _
11 - natlcorthelteld.
FREFAIra , t 2
TISSMANCTA
On Goode, 6q Rteli ti .car.. l 3/s:. Lakes, and Larak im
carylo'
of the Union.
.
On Iferchandise generally;
' 011 Stores, Duelling Houses, etc:, etc.
ASSETS OF THE. COMPA
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real ... . . 71,363 35'
Philadelphia City 6, 7i1 cent. 105 . 174 00
Pennsylvania State Loans 10-1,4•25
United Swag 'Treasury/ides--; ..-.......—.—.. 30,112 GO
Railroad 6 cent. Mortgage 80ra5...-. 57,375 00
Stoeka Railroads, Gas and Insurince 2`0, 362 50
Bills ....... 'D21,66 6 36
Cash on hand . . .... . . .. —............... ..... 42,067 85
Balance in hands of AgenTs;.Prerainms .on
Marine Policiesreeently issued, and other 61,238 14
debts due the
DIRICTORD. -
WM:Atartie; Samuel E. Stokes.
Edmund A. Sender, 3. F. , Peniston,
Theophilus Paulding, Henry Sloan
John IL Penrose, Edward Dart ngtoo.
John C. Davis, • E;JolicsAltPli 9,
James Traquai.r, Speneer. 4-IWilnipp
Thomas Hand,
- Robert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludarip„ ' Jacob P. Jones,
James B. IWFarland,
Dr. R. Ti. Huston,:.. - Joshua P. Eyre,
Geo. G. Lieper, 3 13 ,10 .
r Se g r i zle.
Pitta
Hugh Craig.
Charles Kelley. , J. T. Logan. f
rIMARTIN, President
THOS (3. IL ND, Vice Preident.
Heat Ls - error; Secretary.
P.
A. MADEIRA. Agent. 0
de= No. 95 Water street, Pittsburgh._
•
Pittgbargh Insuitmce Company,
HO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, President.! ' •
BitAdif.a,Vine rresident
- F. A. RPIF.,BART, Seerriary.
• A".G" Insures against HULL AND CARGO RISKS, on
the Ohio and I'disissippi Rivers and trihuhuies, and
•
MARINE RISKS generally.
And against lass and damage by Fire, and against (he
Perils of the Sea and Inland. Navigation and Transpor
tation.
81 WOOD STREET.
• , DIGECTOU.
Robert Galway, '. : Samuel M'Clurkan,
Joseph P. Gazram, 'II. D., John Scott,
James Marshall, Daviil Richey,
James W. Ilatlman, - Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, -J. L. Leech,
John Fullerton, • N. F. Bart,
IL Robinson,Robert IL HartleV,
William Carr. • . waiu. ToP
PHTILADEI;PWA. FTRE .6 . 1 4 31)
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY;
NO.I49CHESNUT STRUT
opp o site th e cp.sto.Flck liQpFp t
Il
111, MAKE ALL KINDS OF INS I. iNr RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every
description of Property or Jterelaindlse. at rew.onable
rates of premium.
ROBERT P. RING, President,
M. W. BALDWIN. Viee President,
- DIRECTORS:.__
E. R. Cope,
George W. Brown,
S. Paul,
John Clayton,
E. Wilor,
INSURANCE PEI
Of Pitistiprgh.
.No. 03 Fourth Street
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rudy Pattf.nnal, I. Grier Sproul,
C. A. Colton, James 11..1k kins. A. A. Carrier,
Henn - Sproul, IN ich. VoPglitly, George W.Sraitb.
A. J. Jones, \VII& Ilampto , Robert Patrick.
Chartered Capital 3300.000
FIRE AND lIAkI.NE TAKEN, of all de
scription.%
110r014lits'
op peiT, A DF 4 LPIEETA I
M. V. Pk:l - 11'f, Presideut.--.D. J. Iit*CANN, Secretary
Amount of Capital Stock paid in tuhl. investectr3:lo,ooo 00
egler-% iW
i 4 63.4. 18
Insures Cargo Blake on the Ohio and Ito' issippi Rivera
and Tributaries. Insures against loss • damage by ,
Fire. Also. against theTerils of the:;e a and Inland
Navigation and Transportation.
• DIRECTOILS
Wm. V. Pettit, J. C. 3i ontgomery, John M. Pumroy,
B. J. 'firearm, E. F. Witmer, Et - Guilion,
B. L. Wool tun, John A. Marshall, Cl as. B. Wright,
John J. Patterson, k2wood T. Pusey. •
OFFICERS:
WILLIAM V. PETTIT, President.
• W IT4ER, Vino pi estdeut,
p. 4 : 4'BD.4N:Seerbt4l7. .•
Tr PhiladdphLi PhanJelp:4 : -
Seiger, Lamb & Co, Steinnutz, Justine. A Co:,
Tniitt, Bro. & Co., . Suck, Morgan & Stidfole,
A. T. Lane A Co., Puniroy, Caldwell & Co.
PITTSBURGH OFFICE. NO. ST Mr ATER - STRE'ET.
R. W. I'OINDEXTER, Agent.
AT TUE CEMETERY
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3,nsuranq.
SAFETY
, ..PHILADELXIIIA.
ilisulite Insurance.
FIRE INSVRANC?,,
Clgulcs Bores,
English,
P. 8.5. - Li - cry,
C. Stigmalui.
a J. Magargee,
F. Bi..tcracnn,
J. G. COFFIN. Agent,
a.tiv• Corner Thud nod Wood gttnets
OFTICELS
A. A. CARRIFiIt. President.
I. GRIEF: iiPItOUL. Secretary. Linl.l
Western Insurance Company,
OF FITTSBIJRGIL
GEORGE DARSIE, President;
F. M. GORDON. Secretary.
Om No. 92 Water. street, (Spaug A Co.'s Warehouse,
uT) 'griirsj Pi ttsbtirgh.
Will ins iFo a ditlstnll 41P4s of FIRE and MARJN
k n ow Instittgjen, manage+ h 7 Directors 1;1/9 ale.
well known m the community, and whd are determined,
by promptness and - liberality,' to .maintain the character
which they have assumed, as ,ottering the best proton.
tion to those who desire to be insured. ,
A.SSETS,.APRII.. 70th,1859.
Stock Accounts
Mortgage 2,100 00
Office furniture . ..
IFS 00
Open Accounts, etc..... ............ ........ ...... 17,1100
38
Cash
Premium Notes— --; 30,076 12
Notes and bills
Dl2llOlOlOl,
Jr,
George W. Jackson,
Alex. Speer,: •
Wm. 3feKlught,
Alexander
Wm. H. South,
George Dame,
J. W. Butler,
James M'Auley,
Andrew Ackley,
Nathaniel Holmes,
D. M. Long.,
C. W. Eicketson.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
Lithographic Establishment in the City.
117 M. SCIEUCIEMAAT,
PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER
CORM THIRD ARO MARKET STREETS,
DUFF'S c431 , 44U-E BUTI,PINGS,
Pij'TSBUI2GH, P 4
G. 9. BATES. WM. JOHNSON.
Late Foreman U.S.ArsenaL) (Late of Perrin &Jolison.)
. CO: O F I INT
eheap and'Bunble, 'Fire and Water rropf.
BATES iSt JOHNSON,
76 SUITEOTELD ST,RETTTEMV FOUBTIT&FTFTII.
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
sir The only rnannfactirers and dealers in their im
primed GUM ELASTIC CE.AIENT CANVAS ROOFING.'
Also, IMPROVED FELT CEMENT, an 4 GRAVEL
ROOFING OF A SUPERIOP. KIND. rjarayclAtris-
JOHN' THOMPSON & .CO.,
'Hasa, Sign and' Ornamental-,
PAINTERS MID GLAZIERS,
No. 135 Third Street,
PITTSOURCH, PA.
C LOCKS,. CLOCKS,
CLOCKS, CLOC C KS,
I.OOKS, CLOCKS.
- Agency for the celebrated
AMERICAN WATCHES,
A large assortment of these desirable Time Keepers on
YEPTELRY, SILVERWARE, Etc. Made to order_
Watch lienairmg;;Engraying, Gilding and FlAting done
.
She v9xlr best
" nne I r tEINEMAN 'a
navl ; No. 42 Fifth-attest;.:
ETA. STOVE - WORKS.
. 4-j " ALUMDEIL MIADLET,
Rum =Ai* Wiz:ri#lTT OP
Cooking; Parlor &Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY GRATE 'FRONTS, AC.
Soto Pre - prietai of the Celebrated
POEM" Gisstrianstict AND 3.11455 E CONSUMING
-0004 5T 011( E..4.
Ofiloco arid Sales Rooms, • - •
0c23:131p , wood street, Atisburviii.
SOB,SE4 TO
!IlPain'
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