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ety Paik) Pool.
WEDNESDAY MORNING:jIJNE 22, 1859
Meeting of the Democratic County Com
mittee of Correspondence.
The Damocratie Conlty -Committee of Cm-respon
dence met at the St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburgh, on Sat
urday. June 4th, 1;59.
On motion of Henry Ingram, the following resolution'.
was. adopted:
Rcsotred, That the Democratic eilDeris of the several
Wards, Ilaronghs and 'Townships of Allegheny county,
—are hereby - nOnfieti tomer' at theirnsual er hold-
PrinttirY Mc`etingo. olt sATIIR .lime the :nth,
180 9,01 d fleet Two ri*pm,s frolitc,,pll..lln will aSNeln
ble upoh•the follicking ‘VEDNESDAY„Inne :anti, at
eleven o'clock, -A. 31_, in the Comm thltsr, i , lalamaa, a
Ticket for County Onkel s, to 1..,e voted for at the at.
preaching annual elcetion.
The meeting - 31h tlio Cities and Boroughs will open at
5 rielock - , P. li., and continue until 7 . o'clock.
The meetings in the Town,hips will be held between
Alm hours or 3 and P. NI. ,
• • Y: D:llll:lJo,;diaii•Vilfin.
N. P. Fcrrtawo:, Secretary pro tent.
ENE:Lisa
.POLITICS.
By the last arrival we have. the Queen's
speech in Parliament, which was read on
the 7th inst., This speech, like the messages
of our Altneriean Presidents,is reearded as an
ides of the proposed policy of the govern
ment. In the present - condition of atPsirs
in Europe, Queen Victoria's speech contains
some points worthy of notice. Site proclaims
the neutrality i)f England ; she asks Parlia-
ment to sanction an increase of the nary :
she suggests n renewal of diplomatic rela
tions vrlth Naples ; she hopes that, thi:: year
ol'''n't"xtilhe question of Parliamentary
Re
fol;m will he settled.
'This may be considered P.S renewing the
pledge of the Derby Administration to bring
in.Yu. Reform Rill, and deicrive his opponents
of' Ono their chief arguments against his
ministry,
In the:llouso Of Conunon, as an amend
ment on the motion for an address to the
Queen, in reply tuber speech, an amend
ment signifying want of confidence in the
ministry, had been moved, and was under
digeursion when the last advices lett Eng
land.
This is a trial of strength between parties,
and if it carries, which is possible, but
scAmely probable, the. Derby :Ministry, ac
cording to British political us:i. , es, would
resign:'- Snell a eontingkincy, either Lord
.lohn Russel 'or Lord Palmerston. would
probably be empowered to form a new Min
istry. The. Queen dislii:es the former, and
PririCei Albeit,: is unfriendly to the latter.
The two statesmen, it is said, have met and
agreed upon new terms of personal and po
litical 'alliance, but r, all this, it seems
probable that the vote. expressing want of
contidelicein the present ruirtistiT. will fail.
The ministerial numbers in 111 ,, l'ommons
are estimated at from three hundred and
til . teen to three hundred and twenty. The
whole number of members i: six hundred
and fifty. The remaining three hundred
and tmenty,three members of Parliament
include various ~ections. and herein lies the
ministerial krengt h. On cam side, a firm
phalanx : on the other. several parties who
can scarcely ever be got to Join in any de
cided movement, yen against the ministry.
Resides, there are Many neutral:, and not a
few trimmers, WhiL will rote With the
winis
try- because they ::1-LL CllOlll ` , 411111C. A few
out-and-out radical-. , is :I[l . . Iluelaiels,
will simpport 1,0r,1 Jtrrhy ILILC:01,1• L
avow a belief that allll Palmer:4on
di.eirtatpable or dishonest.
:...[Neither Russell nor Palmenuon at the
lteaii of the affairs of State Iroulil ,nit Eng
-I,liittat• the present time. The people 11`11.,
littlecoriti,l,•noe in the first, u - horn they re
gard as an illiberal, and inxineere s,l-1
reformer, • and who has alienated 111, ,
will of five l million Catholics in Ireland and
England, by publicly denouncing their re
ligion. as oatsiAin.z only of ivh:tt
the mummeries of supeislition
erxton's assuming ile• direction of Abu , -
,41 1 1,1 plun g e England into the heart ~t rle
war in le• t han amonfli
The Irol party, winch is Ft roils. Hill un.t.
rota f.,r 1:11 ,,, r.11, who lute
them by his intolerant awl unseemly at taeb
on the 'at holic rt•ligion,:tuni a F,ll2.land &-
sires to avoid :in intermi%liire With the war
upon the eontittent of Europe,
elevation to the Prime Ministry is more
than doubtful.
Just note the strife in EutzFish polities is a
most exciting 0111', :111.1 the nest nt-tv,
looked rnr in this country Ith 111,,t
in tisro,,t
Since the utli.iyo wa , written, the Kan
geroo Las arrinvl tvith fal, day latyr intel
ligcnce. Tito only iterm
aliairs ale a:: follow 3: "The Laabal
Adeerti.vr iimys there will be n inaj.,rity
agaimt the ministers of from eh2:llt, to
eighteen.
The London .S'h.ir thinks there will he a
discussion early on Friday morning.
The London Tire,-.: explains the tacitur
nity on the ministerial side on Tuesday
night. It appears that at the commence
ment of the debate, there were seventeen
members on the ministerial side who had
not yet been s.orn, and who, therefore,
could not vote. M. D'lsraeli conceived the
idea of pressing a division, while the liber
alstwere short of their muster roll,.and ac
cordingly spoke but once, and passed word
to his own side not to open their mouths."
A Verdict of $3,000 for Leaving Open a
Widow Sues
for pamagcs. ,
•
Before Judge Pierrepont, in New Yiwic,
the,past'Aveek, a firm on Broadway were sued
by a widow for the loss of her husband, whose
death was caused by the hoistway being open
for 'ordinary. use,- without having around it
proper guards or railings. The man eame into
tha'streetoloor and fell down'the hoistway into
the cellar, killing him almost instantly. (J, , ,
the first trial the jury gaye $3,004. ..This was
deemed severe; a new trial was granted the
past week, and the verdict was $l,OOO. Some
of the jury were willing to go much higher,
but all agreed upon this sum as the best calcu
lated to promote the interest of the widow, and
secure a prompt settlement.
ACCOE.D.IIIO to the census of 1850, there were
in the United State '23,100,874; people. At•the
same time there were 213,812 clergymen, or Olio
clergymen to 862 persons, But New Hampshire
takes .the lead in supporting clergymen, as
she has ono to every 4:10 persons. , Connecti
cut stands next, with one clergyman to every
52G parsci,.s. All the New England States
support one clergyman to le 8s than GOO persoial
NexV York has ono clergyman to every 722
persons. Virginia ono: to 1,317 ; South' Caro
.
lina:one to 1,410; Louisiana ono to 3000,
are authorized to stafo that a special
train will be run to Latrobe, on Wednesday,
the il9th, on the occasion of the exhibition at
St. Xavier's Academy. Starting at 5:50 in the
morning, and returning at 8 in the evening,
provided the requisite number of tickets is
guaranteed. Parties desiring to go. should ap
ply at once, at George Quigley's, Fifth street,
and engage to take tickets.
THE country will be glad to learn that the
Hon. Charles Sumner at last writes that hehas
recovered his health and feels " happy."
THE BATTLE OF MAGENTA
We have but fee- details of the battle at
Magenta in the eastern papers, which have
not already been published .I#*ir tel 6
grapitic columns, and those not of &4 4 #a-
P° 14 4 1 74 63 .
ThO': Parrs : papers variously 6tinate the
forces engaoednt'loo?oootol2o,oUo French,
and 130,0110 tplBo,ooo:Atistrians,
nie London nhes in its editorial retnark
upon the battle, says :—/t
gett ti e s 1,,,t
0,) tlw whole Ow Prow!, have 0,,
It is called the battle of Maeonta, Iron
the town of that name, which contains about.
5,000 inhabitants, and is situated on the east
bank of 'the Ticino, on the road between
Novara. 'mid Milan, about 'twelve miles from
the latter city. The battle is, perhaps, the
moat important that has been fought
the days of the great Napoleon, in view of
the immense numher of men engaged in it,
the tearful loss of life on hot h sides, and the
influence it Will probably exercise upon the
destinies of Europe. It forms a great epoch
in the present struggle.
The detailsof the news by the next steamer
trill be looked for with great interest. The
diplomatic movements of a brief period, a t
this import:nit juncture, will deride Whet her
the battle of .Afagenht is to prove the closing
sreuc of the war, or merely a signal for one
of the mo 4 extensive and memento's strug
gles that the w.whl has ever witnessed.
We etindonse a brief history of the battle
from the New York Ikrui,l.
Previous advic e !, by the-Europa represent
ed hll,rbrroatatero, the
Ticino into Lombardy, and from the account
of groat battfe at . .Miikenta it apiii•ar
that the allici pressed oh with their whole
moveable force at two points on that ricer,
drove the enemy across into their own
territory, and brought them to an_netion at
Magenta, a city only twelve tniles di4tance
from Milan. the Lombard capital. lit the
nia.tiitnde of the numbers enraged, in the
heavy loss on both sides. and loth, lie,trin -
11011 of general officers and otIIVN of 111.:11
rink, thi., battle was line of the preate,t
modern time , . 'rheie in ti ,
ni`td 11 4, t lunch L than ..1.4i,000 men ;; flute
a hundred to a hundred and thirty thou,-
and of the allies ; and from a hundr6 I and
fifty to a I - Mildred and eighty theil M 1 4 1:
tVianS. lin the 'dd. , t A 111,4 frttoti
to tWelyo [11011S:slid were killed and Wound
ea, including the French G,ncral Espihasse,
who was killed, rind 'Marshal e.m ',herd who
fell mortally wounded. ThceAwtiiank it ig
said. 10-t twenty thousand, of whnic, o‘er
hyelcr thous:uld vote killed it 1 wotindd,
and s,ven thousand taken Their
own act:wink admit they 11.01 I.tto i• no rik
and lii -staff Pet-nett
capthrtNl dirt, c:thil.th No ..1 two .4tltttllttNl ,
flout the etittoty. Nod tilt , Als , htol,
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mid rontinur.l ir. t he the , t;t Ti
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tory, but on the tither it:mil the Au,l nun :
count: , spotlit of it it: , it 111.•- t% it I.
find 1,•:11.V
There i4,no douht that it ‘N.:; . 4 a I uitruilg
awl thought called the. hat th..f .
really fought :it throe dillt•retit Ito
•rtirhi,ro, . .tint ti i
We el al:4ller that the Alll.- , raptured
three CllllllOll, 011 v 0 4 11111tcrh:11
:Weed Ly the rant of the enemy talking 1111. ,
also, It cannot Le esteemed a 10111, ev,•ri
very sersou., defeat.
C diSpOSed to look tilion the batik ,
of Magenta, rather in the light " drawn
battle than a decisive victory, admitting
of course the advantage gained by the .Mies
in securing a position on the left bank cif the
Ticino.-
The telegraphic news published in our c'ol
1/11111,1 this morning by the Kangaroo, beim,
only one day later, does not bring us :iny
further details of the battle. It, however,
gives items of great general interest at the
.present time.
A PUSLI(
The fact that the Firo Department of our
city is most illy supplied with hose, cannot
be denied. The• :anall amount of hose
which is in use,is most of it unfit for service.
At the recent fire on Market street, much
property might have been saved but for this
deficiency of hose. Fires are, unfortunately,
of late, becoming soMewhat frequent, and
it is the interest of the citizens generally.
who own property, and of thO insurance
companies to snake some effort to obtain for
the [Deparmen t a sufficiency of' hose. Three
or four thousand dollars expended now,
may save many thousands before the sum
mer is over. This is a matter which should
receive immediate and effectual attention.
Franklin illouse--Canton, Ohio.
Mr.:o. P. Myers, "Doc. Myers," wo used to
call him at the American House, in Cleveland,
and when he was a railroad conductor, has become
associated with-Mr. Ellison in the proprietor
ship and management of the Franklin lleure,
at
_Canton, Ohio. The "Doc." has host;
of friends all thyough the West, and -is just
the Mail id.k.ealia, beta."' , Meksrs. Myers a;
Eileen havo,stlirst:elaes house, and those who
may have occasion to. sojourn in the. pleasant
town (we beg .pardeii) , city -Of Canton, will
ilnd themselves comfortably bestowed and well
treated nt the Franklin.
Is NOW York last week there were three
hundred andminety-eight deaths, nn increase
of forty-eight es compared with the mortality
of the week previous. Under ten years of
age s two hundred and thirty-ei;ght.
Tux number iif. deaths in Philadelphia for
the" wUek. ending .. en Saturday, Was . nne hun
dred and ninety-seven. This is an ; inerease of
thirty-eight over the report of the week pre
vious.
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Speculators and the Frost.
The late frost produced all the more conster
nation in Western Pennsylvania, from the
general scarcity of grain, and speculat:irs anti
cipated immense profits. The 'Waynesburg
Messenger gives the folloWingas indieatingAhoj
:temper of the people of Greene county.. ".John
Patterson had purchased on speculation, a quan
tity of wheat and had on hand at Rush's Mill,:
in the edge of W:tAington 'county, about
eight v barrel, of flour. When the blight came,
there was hot little old wheat or flour in that
region. and Patter,on asked $lll per barrel for
los. lin hist Friday some - fifty persons and
twenty teams, went in proesiOn, in 'pen day
to the mill, took Patterson's flour, left pay for
it ut the rate of ..•;;S per barrel, hauling it oil ,
and divided it among those considered most
needy. Some of the most respectable Citizens
of that portion of the county were concerned.
and public , entiment there jrifies the act,
upon the ground that the floor was actually
neerssary 4 to prevent famine, and that it was
about to be removed. They wor e willing, and
took the 'illy left to prevent it 'wing re
moved to \ hevlinf , , where Patterson had gone
to it. A quantity of wheat. lying at :moth
er point, and belonging to Elie same man, was
dispo-ed of the same day.
I:loidttit, —Can yeti inform me why the
Excelsior thitindiu, Comitatly have tvithdrawn
their tatittibio.ti a iruw th.• ,%111. 2 Owily titan
clit,ler rotate tit thi.partit ular moment l' WAS
it IA Uri proil ble, or i. there tiny other rya.
.or There are iota. but four ou t ni t te .. e s. f o r th e
route, which fail, of courso, to at`vollllll4.lAte (11e
travel, Loin;; fillet nt ..8111 end of th e faul t, and
olidging till intermediate rt , itient, to pray for
hone railroad, allii I . ooi. it. The Extiolsitir
dlninilitts Company monopolized the \Luu•hua
ter route t e. long ti, tt ,tirvial their purptee, and
nosy leave it when it would 1 1 ,4 pay oilier par
ties di int esd in orimilao -tech.
We cannot answer our fri,nd as to motives,
nor tire we obliged to hunt up the culpable par
tios to Ip•evrtain roivions. %Vt. , do know, hutr•
over, that the ilooplo en the nforeinentionod
route read llllkkr the Tire.ent
ritnizoinent,t, whioli trill doubt lo• S fly ,‘,•l r te the
ooloitruction the tniked of hove rail
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lc/Wit depopilintoli. ',ol,,riters Ira their
C:tioingit itod.erS' shop:, saloon kcep
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r ,aloon• ,iod tdl joii•c,/ In the crusade
for ! A dollar (I day and b.:led—ono—
mikes thrown treelv offered for bands:
:mud everybody who c,1;; shoulder a spode i•• en
: 'Hereafter, there will Jo. no pc:11 . 0 fur
nuur tt will ho attacked abuts and
ladow—front and in roar: mel in filet we should
not surprised to learn that some enterpris
ing individual should attempt to go straight to I
the Celestial Empire in order to get there ha
fore the market is glutted and price real/Veil
Well, it is n helm better tlinti going to Pike's
Peak, besides being more profitable.
The price of (linseng is trout Ike to ten
cents per pound when green and from to ;II
teals it hen dry. Hereafter, the prices will be
given in our Market report.
9,44:ii 5 1 despatch has just been
received front the seOl of up. - 1,10.10p, The news
is roost startling ! lute ciicitement j, pn the
increase ; and men, women auk] children ore
thinking to the scene of action ! Our inform
ant says that the spilt of one of his neighbors
looks 110 though a drove of long-nosed Indian
hogs had been through it—so completely is it
it rooted up Ginseng! is now the only cry
heard.
rms . ] . A nut v At. -- We hasten to an
nounce the Important filet that a quantity of
the previous much, 41rc . q.ly arrived in town.
Fifty pounds lure, been brOlittr i g y op, of our
merchants, and more is howls; tiNpitCl4.
P. I'. s.—Another cargo of several hundrcid
pound , has just arrived, and has 1101 M. sci4ed
upon by our merchants. Hurrah for the Big
%Voods ! This knocks Pike's. Peak into a cock
ed bat,
But fieeio,usiy, this business is of no small ac
count. We arc efe4khly informed that there
is a 'capital of at least one hundred thousand
dollars in this vicinity for thin purclo,t.s.e tj in -
seng.
"Tats world is 'all a tleetin7 Ao w , ,, sa id
priest to n culprit on the gallows. " Yes,"
was the prompt reply, "list if you have no
objections l'd rather see the show a little
longer."
A Remedy for ifyspoiNja.
MERU A VE's - BITTERS is now tilt
most simplo, dolichtful mid- <anent:xi ronirdy for Ity , -
pepsin bout, the pohhc. mmnr of our most worthy
citizen, tostify to Its efficacy. brains subjoct to
nervous and slob heath:olio, it is a valuable medicine.
Bead Clarrfully.—Tho Uenuino highly Concentrated
Moth:lye's IlolLtnd Bitters is put up in halt pint Isttlies
only, and retailed at one dollar per bottle. The great
demand for this truly celebrated ;tlnflirinn has induced
...lily imitations, which the public should Guard against
pnrcluv.ing. 110w:trout hulk tion I S.:O tllat our mane
is on the labol of every t o
BENJAMIN PAGE, in. Solo Proprietors, No
27 Wood, botwoon Fire nod B , t.ct;nd streets, Pittsitumh
woof! Wool!
THFcHICifiEST MARKET PRICE PA IT)
for all grades of
CLEAN WASHED,
•
FLEECE, AND
TUB WOOLS,
At the OLD ESTABLISHED. WOOL WAREHOUSE,
No. lag Liberty street. corner of Cecils alley,
my :lmdwafa3mwJ ' J. L. ISLARSHALL.
.;_;., -~
"- - ...._ , AcKNowLEDGEmENT.—We tender our most
YY grateful thunks to Ufa seemed Fire Companies of
Pittsburgh and Allegheny, for their vigorods, perseye-
ring luul smeressful en - cell in resisting one Eagle Cotton
Works from impendingittestruetion by thesfire.Of Oen!.
day ragilt-'We , iwisit.esikeinlly.t.e.ftus.' - .Eagla.b" tinder
the - Indefatignblo - Windori and ,the "Nell*
tune" with her intrepid emuirtny, that stretune were
played ol.liqu,•ly front .nik,,ite ends of bur whole front,
exposed to an intense heat. on Sandusky.stroa, in suet'
manner ita - ellortually to 'Miele, the building from ftro
;aid the machinery from water, as long as.' the danger
lasted. The l - lmipiesile" and the "Vigilant id
were seso
to isane to our relief. if necessary. while they
played with en:mil:noting elleet uu tic raging tire im
mediately optiosite, whet., all our danger proeeeiled.
The " Allegheny" and the Fairmount" took up the
fiefellPe of the property on the nest and south. where
I hey. ilVinally sated that wan easel .of the
, h urp ip g
-Turd. anti shielded thr valuithle reap
dark:int, end the Peen Cotton Mill; from '
cent danger.
Tho rity Companie, likruicr. ou. , and all,
eeatautesl' nom the outhreak of the fire. at eleven and
a !calf n'eloek until live,limo'..lock. neAt 114,
Form , of theta mail the lbHawing night. to lahor with
rte.aJc and 1110:iit,rIng ener,f,v, drterunnied not to le,tv.,
the• groan.' while 11 V4,llae Oro 0r . ,,,t0k0 .rem-tined.
_ .
We .hOll ver ..ineerely crateful fur the
dirt, ats, ii, , r,eviirine, and sure,-. , fi1l -itrtmglos of alt the
,P1111.11i(o., Illrougludittvitti a OiIIFIC,CyCI (.0
preservation of our tutu :tottour iwiolltur`e prop
erty, and in the most friendly and fraternal spirit among
Mu companies.' : ••
•
ff it he horn° in 'nand that the labors and eoinitirt
here ..01111111 . 111hql 111110%0 , 1 irnmedmtely upon like In
born. like I Mum.) , Rod like fraternity at the great: lift, in
Market street, l'iiktitirgli,,the auto rities may be juiitly
proud of their Fire
—I : . .K I h PENAlele d, Co.
• _
11:M AT lON NVA NTEI).—A bout die
latter part M April loot. Thomas Al , hoth•tny •las.
I.,ind. left 111 . ,. Om - ie.:ma I am at present Moor:int of
luvwhet...3l..lli-. When lie-t heard of he %vas in
bur Lib. Ahhott to a Tatior l.r trutkcaboid ft feet, 5
heicht and about, Ini) Its. When lie
left here hr num: a heave rail . of !duel: nhiskers.
hair is 1151:1111,1 he 10 , 4 dark complexion. ...Lily intim
nest ion Abboit will Li thankfully received.
..d.l I:I' ItnOrr.
ettutl , ortand.
LI NV II EAT ti P.EI)!
lrop 6m , Lrl pritnr E 3 ,tor,, aced 6,r 9,1 e, to arri% e
Frl.la3 and Bedunind• Lp
GREAT WORLD CIRCUS
'Fur, mosT comPLETE ESTABLISH
m ENT 1.1 thn at P tt Lurgb, on
TRIM);LE IT, on
Friday, Saturday and Monday
31 EP
July. I irt, 2d And 4th.
THREE DAYS ONLY.
lin ttl nI P. NI., ot.ly.
sATuiti s .ll . ,.lctly i. A:lrina I °Ng...I:, P. M.
nu NI. INI.NI 1111,TIIII,KEPI.:1:FORMANCE.Ii,e9m
r111'11,ing !•:. 1 ,0 2,‘,Y mid
ille'ra ' re.-itIIOVVILIQA and
t .1. nt. tn. follint
tintt PIA VOl.O PA MEI•li• G'1711.4
Mt , . 1. 4 tl'i:l79Tl'S s.)
AN'lt+Al•l.
WILLI I‘f .11:ms . ria)NG, it.. ‘,..11.1.r..n0.Nr....1
Grnstest and t. 3.1
!!...t, 111
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m
Nlll. J. 5t1..11 . 1.115. ill ilt. Net. oti
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, t .11•i111 1.y..•1 :1 1/./.1!1ri.4,:t1
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CONCENTRATED LYE,
Lon-, 0,1 .:1, 11 t•tti,
E SEES E.• "ESl , .4d OS A'S I/I , ESAU...
,tl,oNlt
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IS I - .I,lt
SALT MANUFACTURING 0014.PANY,
Office, :n u ; Prim POO.bticgli, P•
vullltifaclurr ,
TA I:1.E, DA IRV AND PACK iNiti tiALTt
Warranted Entirely Pare and Dry,
rut up iu 13r1 , 011. P qm,l
_ For ad, by all DruggiNis and Gil,. in
cu~rntry, aplll:annimr-sat.inas.
T HE NEW I'4RK!
"I , ENNIS latoVli," receo4Y 414 ed up n.
IRON CITY" P.A.P.IC,
roAt .pon for Ulu aevonimocalion Ptc-Nics, Pleas-
.0-it- A Band of /1111,ic always in ndendance. A good
I.o%crod plaircrinfor dancing.
le . fma t t I
ft. IL DUI4IIII. I. U. IDAVITT
BULGER &
FURNITURE,
A full n.ssortment of PITTSBURGH MANI llemsruu
FIUINITURE, constantly on hand, which we wit
null nt the lowest prices for Cash. np.2o:ly
GEO. BLETCHER,
cciebrate4
GOSSAMER VENTILATING WIG,
ELASTING BAND TOUPEES,
AND EVFICT DESCRIPTIOS er
Ornamental ]lair for Ladies and Gentlemen,
NO. 65' DIATULET STREET,
r.ns PITTSBURGH. PA
L, lIIRSHPELP
MERCHANT WitAitlit,!4,
No. 83 Wood Street,
Our aSSorbrient of. :3EIIIIIIIIIC. (7011141 . p., C6asin,ore 8 ,.
Linens and Vestiugs is LIM VOlllplete. life arc prrpanNi
I•• 011 r e rtt w iii lii•at elegah,garments
at %Orr IlOr CUP, " • • ,-;
.16h lIIRSHEELD it SON'S
A IULI V)WT
MINI AT II: ItE PIANOS',
which have exeitr;d sn'eh general :I,llnin - trawl, and foun4,
such rapid rale, has , justdieen reetiVed by , tlio rital;scrd•
hers. Tlkey aro ddro .inust desirable' instrnMents for
small parlors, An:Mit:oat: 4 ; eta., eon,trticted: Feir
sale by
IT: KJ,EBER & 8R6.,
Sole Agents f,r the above :mil iSteinwai'.;
. .
ma - I4 . No-53 Fifth ittreet.
Vi RESIT . TEAS.---50.balf chests Green and
1: Black Teas,. carious gradOs, • eruidy boxes do. of
different . bizes, in store and for Halo by .
• AtuRTLAAL A CONNOR, '
iliteeti strtlet.
,
-
Tau Aduertisent tuts
BM% WHEAT :4F.F.DI
imr rirra:sT,
Corner 1.04-ity and Hand 04
ANTONIO Sc. WILI/ER'S
s• r r.•:•• ;5, Ally
t t,• , ••11; ty .14d. rx.
,itt
h..
!.. I , l,:tti, 'a
I • 11,1 I , ,Novo
I II ',a \
:4 .:rc•
SAPONIFIFP
k
TO lvt IC F. SOAP,
IMMEM
Make all their own Soap.
iii I•. si iL
PENNSYLVANIA
ENTItA 6x,p:N11 4 SNOW wnrTr
tire Partiog,
ICE CREAM AND REFIMIIIMENTS
lIUEVELER 3 MILLER
ht nu to faciarcg nr every description of
NO. 15 SMITHFIELD STEF.ET,
PITTSBURGII, PA.
AVTIIER OF Tliosr.
aleur Advertisements.
1 rtikposals.
NTIIi'TIIEtFIItBT OF JULY, PRO
POIALS wjlt bo7rereived for the erection of the
Finishing Brickwork of, the Steeple of St. Philornena
Chureli, at lathe Pastors Dwelling, next door to the
Cltttfch, on Liberty iwtreet.irliere the plan and opecilii.
cations are now ready for inspection.
le2.l:lwß REV. J. B. 110TZ.
T ...„ .
WO FLINT - GLASS FACTORIES, SIT
UATE in the Bimiough of Birmingham, belonging
to the estate of the late P. Mulvany,dmieased, and Lindy
carried on by I.eJlie A Illant. These Factories are noir
in I horongli relmir, and full operation. with all the
neeesiiary implements and conveniences I , llllAite for
chi, ex telo vo inanttfaetury of that glass, of that wleiior
style and quality for Which (how Work, have been so
petty celebrated. -
Possession given on the first day of Angled next.
C. lIBISES,
Exevutiv of the Estate of P. Aft
Pittsburgh, Juno 176,11;59.
---- --
For the Fourth of July!
00 "' - ' z - LEMON, PINE APPLE AND
rawlxirrySyrups. •
cOO lb,. Duni, Licorice and Drops.
aao Rai Wine, Brandy and Cordial Drops. •
Be) lbs. Cream Dates, Nuts, st'.
Also, all kinds of Confectioneries, Fire Works, Fruits,
Nuts, etc., Wholesale and Retail, at the .
FRENCH• AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERY.
GENLEMEN CLOTH. LNG AN D 1 , 1111-
T tools AT AUCTION PRICES.—&,Iting
Off to Re a / a ve.—Every !inlet., of Clothing made express
ly for city retail sales, and MI must positively be Ouse.]
out by SATIIItDAY, July s. Snell n cloture to - obtain
firstmito amides has never been otkred. CH EATER'S
Ot rill IC HALL corner' of . Wmid let and - Diamond
alley, will remove on July 11th; to St. Clair stuet, voider
lit, St. Clair Hotel jegl
)1E NEW 000 DS.—A fresh arrival
of New Good:4, comprising all the Latest styles,
and cheap as can be had in the city.
jell C. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market street.
UCII1:41 RETCH ES.—Over 100 U boxes
Juk, received, and sold at low prire., at wholesalo and
EATON, CHEF .1c
join Fifth and Market Arms.
NE, TWO AND THREE BALL
kfi }l9—for BaxineTrimmingii. A good asmort
thent id low prier,
edi EATON, CLIFF. L CO, Fifth and Market :its
SOAP. -100 boxes BufEilo Soap for sale by
pen HENRY IL COLLINS.
BOOTS,
A full ru , nrtmel)t of thn
j..IC W. E. SCURIEETZ CO.
. - S7l - il.Cl7l;ef It:TA - S:44o'ff I,:SFI-.-4:IF----
rory low at W. lITZ & CO.'S
14.1.; :11 Fit
rilitu E 1.37,4)N()311".—D0ti't throw away
J_ p.ur (Pinner or Tea Kniv:: for the tune of Forks,
we have , on hand a full to.,,trnont of
0 D 1) -FORKS,
I.t 01l palierne. lh,rese.korpors. Itotol-lieopen, Sloane.
..1.111, 1 . 4. and _al oilier, toong Frks. em thiss hare
tlo 111.4/..111).
1..1 4 Riney& 'M.:TU.:I% 1:14: Woo.'
A. A. CARRIER ik BROTIIER, AGENTS,
• No. G 3 Fourth St, ect.
0 M W LT II INSUPLAANC'E
.MP.tNY. at evritM,
Cooysu. MU 'A }:lJ.`:, s.
hoy. I , IILE .%:`: I) NIA
V.
7:a 3. I. Alt
Sr. I, ito .il" CITY I Ns{ I: {NCI: 11!.NIP.VNY,
Tp!ii, A (IF! 11.11.iRT,
I.•tit: 11. It. . s•r.-tury.
L. HIRSHFELD & SON,
W 11.1. 'l'll IS 11.%1" c't 03131ENCE
TO SELL OFF
3ri;. , . kWh ,)1
NIEVO (:(M)1).,4
131111=2
NI) 1111 1 STEILSZ
AT 1.31:..1 - I.‘ 1:1 - 1WeEl, PIZICTS.
• ,nt.
pr ,
Atri, i4~•m fr
JOHN THOMPSON A;
Houle, Sign and Ornamental
PAINTERS AND GLAZIERS,
No. 134 Third Strecd,
C( . 1..00K5. beiiS.
I lAWKS,
M ICA N WATCH M
tho. 4. Ate•-,irtal4r t.rl
1,r1.1
JEW V, W 11111 ma.l.• to 01 . . 1er.
W It. 1.. J ,thot.Etortat Ito!, titl.lott: rmd Plotlutt done
withtuto-r.
... .
_ ._
141 II: E WI )11KS .. FIRE' NV4 )1Z i'ls:!
' I'l.l IiTII .11 'l,l, IhZ,9 :-IV.•_‘.. uo4 tre , tilvltig Itt.sti
I', t. , T .1 U. y ktt•lq./1•1' NV:10 . 1”%.• r •,-1,...,,...,.(,,
.. (1141 MI I comj•let, ,E.. , "1:m! , 14 c 4 ;.pi.T . ... , S , "11 . 11.! . !,:,, eon
,t-tt, ..1 Ow h•nowitig, vii:
,pith II"
1 Id 1P), Flower 1#61.., 4., 4 I qint 1.;
11 ,, nrot '41..11e.. I lan to Flying
Trl.ll/17,11,, No. l In fc
Ind., I aghto. I to ;,; I or.. to Int,:
V,rtseal
I'm 1V h.... 1.. Nam I. '4 : 4 .1z0n
N. COl,ll-ed Serratuht;
N., I. 2,3:
!dim-. of Sta.,. 1, '4. 3. 4, Tot red,.‘,.., f..00,01xt
I. fr..to VAI 1.0 V. 411,111111 dir,110111:,.
EYM El: A ANDEIISUN,
no W0...t strort. oppo9ite St. Charles+ Motel.
mrtnership
helnfrll i
3114
Itron n, under the 1....1 NM. 5..113'11 1 11li., num nir:-
,Ivect on the 1:411 day of February. by the death of
Iklr. I oxnn Brown.
Iktyjd 11 Park and Jame, Park.yr... Karin; purchased
the intertwo of Mr. Brown, I to, coed. in the tutu firm of
Wm. Smith h Co, Thu Foundry loot 31:whine bush
he. , milli(' hereafter conducted under the rt.olo fo
AyitTlf.p4.lth d (01, by whom (be busiitem, of the late
tirut wlll ho ai tltcd. • •
OEM
SMITH PARK & CO.,
NINTIVWARD FOUNDRY
•-
•
pymupßoil, PA.
r
Warchousc . , anal 120 4ccond skcens.
Manufactorcrs pt Nl sizes and doserintions of Coal Oil,
!scions rind gulls, (Sas 44 , 1Ac i r rjlW , Sad irons, bOl.l
Irons, Wagon gozes.Steel Nouloi o,l l 4nAi 40gerstkuu
couplings.
Afso Jobbing and Maciiine Castings of ore acsprip
non made to °Nur.
Having a sompisfo muchiuo shop ahooho4 to t/ic
Foundry, all necessary fitting 0 bo carefully ottcud
od
nw.:SoltfgW3W
NOBLE, BROWN &
125 and: 127 Duane Street,
, •• E R
IMPORTERS OF
English, Irish and Scotch
bineng or all qualities,
Blay /duos,
liMuso Linen%
Prown,"lllay and Mar: and White lioilnlPis•
Farmers' Duck,
Farmers' Drills,
Padding Canvasses. •
Raven's Omit,
Butlaps, all widths and qualities.
Sold hy the pitekage on most favotablO terms. ' tapl2
ICE CHESTS—
, wATER,cOoLERA
. . .
9.1.1.
CP-E4m KtEnKtist-
oriissei's 5 3firmre, tho bb,hiß
TOILET WAl.lg, : ' ;
new and beautifill Stylos> .
CHARCOAL FERNACFZ.
A large assortment of the above at
T. J. CRAIG'S.
11• 1 27 .1 124 Wood street, fire doors from Fifth.
,MANVFAC7'LIitERS :41 F SA W
OLInt EILLSIVE kiAP;
after subjecting, 'tt o 01) severest tests known to the
trade, aro fully persifide'd 414 rliPt.e 1 1 1 3 PAzi4ly Wash
ing Soap iu the Untled Skies, for so JIM , taut* BUYtAS"
at once on many good qualities, (and so few fliscuunt4
OF I tEA.IITY--In„eolerf.;.fittutteas,l uurfurto and
tore geheralTy. '
OP rultlTY—ln freedom from rosin, turpentine,'
clay. fish oils. stale
, grease, and adulterations.
01` QUALLTY—' /on wiahingelethes,cilever,- descry
coars 0 or tine; cotton, linen, woolen or silk- dyyd,,
k:,l,nte: for SZILLELVI tar, grease, pitch. paint,
oil, Vntlfars 2figema4ers' tzar, etc., from clotfics, ,
furniture, and-from Cho hapti*. '' • • ` •
Give it a fair trial for yonrsotres, and be C O E I I III O O, I.
Remember, the no Iteon'each tar. Ask fora 130
of the directions. ll. C. 4: J. It, SAW YEI
les : Wood street, Fitts g h,
PIRIN HUNDRED AND 'Y
-ONE
PENN STREET. Look at No. 431. 'or sale by
1014 S. CUTHBERT .t SON, 2,1 arket s t reet .
Acornfortab .Stick,llouse,
Iryof ba11,.. six. rooms, kuth, oom and cellar, with .
lot 32 Se feet; shade ; elfin guod, order, for
sal e ; price CerinWoruinbircl bartd.bdlanee al:
ro,twoa! ul three yeasa.l , e.„F uTFIBERTASON, •
ee14•••,
.Agenty,l4ollnrlcel.stretV.
• OBU TS - 044 At PRET , ,
STREET , .11.' liinSbitt!gß, r6i' l ftabi kl;iofor both,
smo• [Po' S. CUTHBERT s SON, 61 Market
For Rent.
311BIZSCII . SUNS.
42 St. Einir street.
SHOES,
AND GAITERS
LATEST STYLES,
:n FIFTh STREET,
L.11)11-N . ANP C1111.1,1:F.Y8
COLOR ED 0 A VITEN,
No. '3 WOOD STREET.
LINEN COATS
I=l
PITTSBURGH. PA
I:IIINEMAN t MKYIUN,
N.l. I'3 Falb straa4-
..
DANTD S. PARS
JAIUSSIS,
SPIV advertimaguts.'-.77z-,
PITTSBURGH
tfZY GER RAILRGAU.=—The Coo tro issioneri to open
hooks and receive subscriptions td the Stock 'of- said
Road, win meet for' that purpose a RARE'S IiCYTEL,
on the corner of Fourth and '.rant streets, in the city
of PittAmigh, on MONDAY, the 9.7 th instant, at 7%
o'clocic,.P. je7:td
L?. A MEETING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the Pittsburgh, Allegheny and Manchester BilE
seager Railway Company will beheld ar the BOARD or
Tastes ROGUE, on WEDINIDAY NEXT, Julio - 21st, at S
o'clock, P. M. THOS. BA KEW IM,L,
Pit tsburgli, .Inne 17th. 1339.
City and County Insurance Company.
NTaricE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
ii in pursuance of nu act of Assembly relating there
to, nod the Charter of Incorporation, approved April
11th, 1379, Books to twelve subseriphons m the Capital
Stock of the City and County Insurance Cointony of the
env of Allegheny, will be open at the (Alice of PETER
PETEl:iiwc, Federal street, Allegheny, on TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY-and TRUIRSDAY7 - Ilth, Gth end 7th of
July, mid at the mike of WM. P. BAUM. nn- St'Clair
Greet, Pittstni rgh. on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the Bth
and 9th of .fili); next, to remain open for Elea DAES,(EIEe
less the stork tie sooner subscribed,) from 30 A. AL to 4
o'elot•li, P. 31„ of each day.
Josiah Rine, James L. Graham,
0
'Henry Irwin, Wm 13. Pusey. ' . .
Pater Peterson, • . John Birmingham,
0. G. Craig,. Wm. P. Baum,
James Old, John Irwin, Sen,
- James Gibson, John Sampson,
G. Yeager, George Lewis,
Samuel Gamily, Nicholas Vueglitly, Sen,
John A. Scott, It. P. McDowell,
. John W.ltiddle, David'Greig,
Sam'l Lindsay, Jun, J. Longmore, •
M. Borland, Thomas Farley,
D. M. Foana, Alex. llilands,
It. IV. Poindexter, Thos. Donnelly, '
James Park, Jun., James A. Gibson,
1). lead Shields; . o.annikioncrs.
j4 , 7:1.1
______
CAT
ANNII IL EXAMINATION OF APPLI
-17 CAM'S FOR . AI MISSION TO THE HIGH
SCHOOL will con - memo on Flt I DAY, 21th inst., at 9 A.
M. Ai - The:al L 3 are not Routed to pu pHs of Want Schools.
JNO. A. SERGEANT,
jc21:24 Secretary of Central Board of E.lucation.
PIANOS! PIANOS!!
Arrival of Pianos.
THE ,SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE
ceired from the mfmnEutory of
CHICKENING & SONS,
A fre s h supply of their
UNRIVALLED PIANOS.
The instruments Intro all been selected personally by
the subscriber, at the Factory,
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET
Those in 'rant of Pianos are invited to call and exam'
ire this stock, which comprises all the carious styles
manufactured by Chickering k Sons, from the plainest
to the mat elnhorately carved ca ea, and at prices to
snit alt purchasers,.
43 - .4 LJ. INSTRIT3IE .t NTS WARRANTED.--at
JOON if. MELLOR,
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS.
JUST RECEIVED—A SPLENDID NEW
lot of M I,01.11:ItNii. from tho
f...M.ry of DIAS. tS Ir. HANAN, Bosco:T.
inelthitthr 311 the styles made by thi., firm.
Lure Irirn appreVell
Lr the tr.rrut..--t tnimiehirs , in the eimtxtryro Dr. Lowell
Ma:on:ltem 11.44. W. 11. ltra.ll:my. :m.l other...--mm
,....inently thly 611) be Tile-I onayheip.tint ctu het, U-
They aru noted inn 1 . .110 - wing point,
I. 'I - heir and quality of (011 e.
girt tom,
'1111,.!1• e.111:0!li of
4. 'll,,if i,1401.
:catitlitil ...Lyle of tutt.,ll.
Ihrtr ./oratatity.
7. of price.
r• of oily t y JOAN If. MELLOR,
Wool e.treet...
e circulars malle.l to our :ititiree3. [my-13
lII' II:1) IMPORTATION.
GEO. It. WHITE & CO.,
No. 23 Fifth Street,
I: E N. oW hiA.EI ;:.;.; it p,,311:1.L11: tql)t,li. 01•
LADIES' DRESS GOODS?
BAREGE AND BAREGE ANGLAIS ROBES,
BLACK LACE SHAWLS,
Man t ht.% Bare ge An glais Dusters, &e
WM. H. WILLIAMS & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
!I!opil Oral; c!;prefer gi Third,
j...4=iv • FriT4 IRO)
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY.
SECRETARY ANL) TREASURERS OFFICE;
AT No. 37 FIFTH STREET ;
SUPE.IIINTF-NDANT'S OFFICE
AT THE CEMETERY
TERRA COTTA OR
STONE WATER PIPES,
Fitom Two to mot Pali cA/411 3 iig•
Prices from Ttvelve to Thirty C ts. per Paoli
ROCHESTER PEARL STARCH,
For sale Wholeeale nt Marathietererii Prices by
rpm H. COLLINS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERVIIINT
• t.
MID WEOLVIAII DLL= IN
FPPFsF , "ffff ,
4.Nsi.r l .7.opucE, GENERALLY. ,
jell No. 25 WOOO ST., l I FFTS?:typTI.
ARTNA STOVE WORKS.
4- 1 4PE4IFPNR , Bl44PhPir,
Wirrnc7Paz FSFr Picggt i 9 oT I-Ir Y414P17!)?
Cooking,Parlor itaseating Stoves,
PLAIN 11:11) BAN C)! 08-Aag rn o -41 1, -;
gel° Proprietor of the. Celebrated
PATENT GAS BURNING AND SMOKE CONSUMING
UOOll STOVES,
Office and Sales Roont% • .
nea/r 2 n N 0.4 wow Street. Pittdatrok
' G. S. BATES. ' WM JOIINSON
1 0 FAMVP.S.Aracnai,) (Late of B;rrin.kJohn;on)
Cheap and Darable,Vire and Water Proof,
BATES & JORNSON,
TS S3I7I:IINELD ST, BET WERY FO mini d FIFT. 14%
Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Aar The only manufacturers and dealers in their int
proreit GULL ELA377.c eFiIENT CANVAS ROOFING.
Also, . 'I Ana.. C 11.07.1-7.1.•
04'*OP tial7'l"l"ih
. .
- ppFoßn Nnrfir,fis—T TTTS.WE'L
.„
~ k nown and del . lalitinl aurnmor re-s Pit Open
for thi. reception of visitors on the first of 1.1110 5 ital )0314
open till the first of October, - •
The hotel will be under Ilinicanagement of Mr. A.G..
Allen, whose experience;courteorts manners, and atten
tion to his guests, give the amplest 1 4 , suranceorcontfort
,rind kind treatment.-
, .
Parties wishing rooms or any information in DiSgard to
the Place, will plefo.e address
''
A.G. ALLEN,
P edfc ' rd UinP44P.14i33..
Adjournment o 1 Assimew
7t-HE SALE OF THE PROPEVffir OF
A sit T i r y K i t tli ngo x t . )Elvqgz.. e s t v ateh d ter WEDNES
41110S .7 Pt . '*‘ 'lt n ! .. ".
B. B. CHAMBERLIN, "
443,410ne0we 43!L.L310RE.
- _
D. , c. 'Kitt ELAIWD
KEEPS CONSTANT LY ON HAND
'SQUARE AND OVAL BONNET BOXES;
Aisc, *lakes to order PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER
BOXEf3, suitable for Shoes, 'Lry Goods, AO, at 'Eastern
pric(p. .Comer Virgin alley and Wood street, (third
titory--orer Capons bank,) Pittsburgh, Pa.' .jeDay
VANCY DRFSN BAREGESI,
Organdies, Lades, Dumb, Lace' Man ties, - Needle
Work 9ollars, Sets and Sleeves, Hosiery, de. •
jel • C. HANSON LOVE, 74 HarkeiOreoi.
NORTHER I~T
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, 110ORGATE STREET, LONDON.
CAPITAL.- 50 t 2104,800 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND 6URPIAL4:. 2,104,111 03
ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year
ending .Luanary 31,15r,s
THIS CO IPANY J ITRFS GAINST
loss or Damage by Tice, almost every description
or Propitrly. The Ruts 'of Preinia9i itrei ntotfrare, and.
in all cases,".hrisedupon the oharacterof the owner or
occupant, and the merits or the ri4k.
Loasea promptly adjusted and paid without ioferenee
to London. A sperial per.a7l,lt proriticti.in
fJnla
d,lpGlaf rpniiment of bel4c.t In this co.tnt ,
,aErenEirti turisralion
I.lfesrs. Janice 1 C0...174 WllOll street;
- John Floyd A Co.. 1:3 Woad street:
Brown s l'iirkpatrielui. 193 Liberty street;
I). tiregg %Soot].
9 ZirElroy d; Co., :4Wood street; ,
James ArCandle.ia & 10:1 Wood littVot
' 4 Maud: & Co., 95 Water street;
13. A. Falinestock k Co.. First :ma Wood 51.94
J 11.4. WOOthroll & CO, Second rout Wood eta
Burchfield & Ce.;Pourlhand blanket streets;
M'O r andless, Means & Wrod and Water sLs.
riingsrgs
George &aut. - 8. 4 41,13 Bank Street; _
Alessrs:Mrers. Clagliorn C0..•22 - .! Market street;
Win. 6Plie'e A: Co., 22 South Front. street ; •
M'Cutcheon 4: FronsandNesr.stieets;
" Btnitli, Williams Co., 513 Market street;
44 James Gralmni C 0.,. 20 and 23 Letitia street,
Joseph B. Mitchell, Pint President Meehanirs Bank
, James Dunlap. President Union Bank;
Hon. W. A. Porter, late Judgo Supremo Court.
ALLEGHENY ♦INSURANCE CO
•OF PITTSBURGH.
•
OFFICE...No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Block.
INSURES AGAINST , ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS. •
ISAAC JONES. President: JOHN D. IifcCORD, ViCA
President; D. M. BODE, Secretary; •Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent
Dlnecron—lsaao Jones, C. H. Hussey, Harvey Childs,
CapL.A. C. prat - , John A. W' ikon. B. L. Fahnestoek, John
D. - MeCord, Isaac M. Pennock. R. P. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean, Thos. M.-Ilowc,Robt. H. Darin. my'
DELAWARE MIJTVAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED EY: THE LEGISLA
TURE OF PENNSLVANI.I,ISZS.
OFFICE, S.E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT STS.
PHILADELPHIA.
Marine Insurance.
ON VESSELS, }
CARGO, - To all parte of - the wont
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES_
On Goods, by ?dyer, Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INsunAiNc-I.b
On Merchandise generally,
On Stores, thyjllln...; liouses, etc., etc.
ASSETS OF TILE CO3IP4A
NoII:WAS 1,1859.
Bonds, 'Mortgages, and Road ... ... $ 71,1363 25
Philadelphia Cny 0.3 cent. Loan 103.144 00
Pennsylvania Suite Loans 104,425 .00
""sited States Treasury
IlniteciStates 'Preauiry 50.11.ff.30
Railroad u n cent. 3b..rtgage ..... 57.,:t75 00
Stock.s m Pliiroails, Gas and Insurance Cos-. 05,..242 00
finis Receiralile-.....,........ ..... . ...... ........ 36
IbiLanee in hands of Agents, Preintunis on)
3farine Polieies recently - and other 61,.,"43
debts due the .....
S I WOOD STREET
' - DIRECTORS. .
Wm. Ml:rim, , Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. Sothicr, :;,. .1. F. l'enilitori,
Theophilus Pap!ding, henry 131Aiin: .
John IL ronros, I , Ayrnrd Dailingtpn.
John C. I!svis, • if.'Jonirs Brooke,
Jaines Traplair, t.43enyor Milvnine,,
Win. Es re. Jr., rflionins C.llldhl,
James i". Hand, Ittibt:rt Barton,"
Will. C. Lushyig, Jana, P..."olse:s,
,10,4,11 11. Sind, 4:dOrs'l3. "41'1 , arlyFtd,.
Dr. I. M. 11n.;40p, . Jpslina P. Ent , .,'
il, - - o. U. Lirper, 4stlni E. Seinistn. riga
Ilunh Crni,•., • . 1). 'p. Uireg tl n, ti
ChnriPs livilry' J. T. 1..g . 41), . "
W ILLIA' Nr.uvriN, President.
. TIIOS C. ILIND, N'iye President.
limn' LELEERN, 642 , ..f 2lLlry
P. A. MADEIIIA, Agent.
deh No. 95 Water strea, Pitto%nrgh.
PIII.I.ADELPIIIA FIRE AND.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N 0.149 CHESNUT STREET,
Oppoidte the Custom Howie,
31AKE ALL KINDS OF INSIT
ILVNCE. either or lainitoth on every
desi-ription Property or..Ziteroinuoli,o, at rea.sonnblo
rates of premium. •
1:011ERT P. laN....q."Presi.lo)t,
31. W. BALDWIN:Viet. President,
‘• • DIRECTOII.S:
..
Cl.nrlr, Rs-v.:, ••• • • E. IL co pp.,
E. B. Eligi:ili, Gorr W. Brown,
P. 11. :,..'“ver'y, ..ILI,301:7•:. Paul,-
C. i - lhor-• , H, ; I -0111i Clayton,
S. 4. 3tAtl.ll - g en,
E
, , E. NVilor r, • '"-
F. EuxibLux,SecrauT. . ..
--.T. G. corEpi..t gen!,
.IY-117.
PENNSYLVANIA INSUSANCT
Of Pittsburgh.
No. 63 Fourth Street
•
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painkr, Roily Patt”rson, I. (Iner Sproul,
C. A: Colton, Jrunen H, I I opltins. A. A. earrwt,
Henry Sprout, Ninh. Vor g I aly, ' rtu• W. Smith.
A. J. ours., natiipto Robt:it Patrick.
Chartered Capitni_. .....
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS TAKEN; of all de
6criptiou.s. •
Illefehaufs' Insurance Compaii!
•
PEFIL.A./IgLREII4. •
M. v. PF4VVA .T. 11 1-%4NN, Se. PFeiaci
4.mc..gpt. of Capital Stook pai.l in awl in}` , sted£Zo,ooo QO,
••••••••••-•—•- ......... •••••••••:-•••••••- C3fret3
Insurei?.Cordo Risks on the Ohio anti 'Ari 4 issippi Rivera
and Tributariea. hence. achinAt loser Idarriaan
Fire.; Alan, against tlio Perth, of the t!e,, find Inland Natiglitiola and Trimilltiriattiiii.
•
Wm. V. Pettit, J. C. - ,Nforitcontory, John M. Pamroy,
11. J. 11I'Clutn, IF. Winder, to Gnilion.
H. L. Woodron, John A. :Mar:ial!, Ctn... B. Wright,
JohnJ. Patterson,•Elirood'f.
• OFFICEI-r.4 -
WIT.T. II I II V-"l'6l7iT. Pc!lsiaept;
E. TI'ITNIEIt, Vice l'totedont.,
' L . Jr WCANN, Secretary.. •
• REFIMENCFS: -
In Philadelphia : in Phdadflpkin:
Seiger,l.amb & Co., Stemma; Jubilee & Co-,
Truitt, Bro. & Co., Buek,3lorgan &Stidfole,
.t. 7'. Lane k Co, • • Pnmrov, Caldwell tt . Co.
PITTSBURGII (*TIC - NO. 97 WATER STREET.
ja • W. POINDEXTER. Agent:
•
Pittiptirgh - .Insprance Company,
A 0 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURfiff. -
ROfir.RTUALiVAY, President4' •
~ ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice President.
F. A. I:4N,EHABT, Secretary; • . 1 , t.
trpt,t'Aicp CARDO WEB, on
tb,Sl9 bib fributaries; anti
VARINE RlSlLTgebriapv. • • •• ‘.
• And tittitt:st loss and &linage by Fire, and against ibe
gellls of the Sea th 34 lama Navigation rind Trnia4tit.
plstpTocs. .
Robert... Gal wny, B ,l =o Draiirit.
ACseplt A.l.:..u.zara, AI. Jlelfli Seat, -
JamesAfareball,
Jsiiiies W:TfAilinart, 'Charles 4.rbifilie4.„
Alexander Bradley, ' • •
JiAn F. ilart.'„: :
William'~'arr '` . ,
.INLetf 11- PrartiPt.•
• ' 0..75
Western . neurones on/party,
• • OF -PITTSBURGH—
GEOI7.GE - DARSIE, President; '' •
. . : • . F. .M.:GORDON, Secretary.'
Omcs N0.,92 Water street, (Spann Co.'s Warehouse,
stairs,) Pittsburgh.'
musts!) kinds of FIRE and ItIARINE
,A Hume Instittiliori, managed . by Inreccorn who er
w g
ell known in the community. and who are determined,
by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character
which they hare assumed, as offering the. best protec
tion to these who desire to be insured, . -
. .
StocStockConnts A.SSETSAP.I3.III.
Ac
°Moe -
t)lxm Accoutik!.
'
ktoleanud bills
D'inFPT94S•
Barge, W. Jaeksott,,
Alex. 8 er •
•.
V, ehnight,
-Alexander Nimick,
Wm. 11. Smith,.
°cringe: Ilarsic
,J. W- Butler,
, lades, M'Aulay,
Andrcw Ackley,
biathoniellioknor,
D. 3r: Long,
- C.W. itteketsoii.
Tj, TIR
ODI)EST AND LARGEST 'F:= ,
: ihographic-listablishment in. itteTiy...\
-senvenitrAac
PRACTICAL- LITHOGRAPHER
CORNER THIRD AND NUIRKET . SiIiEETS ' :
DuFrs -
ucx . co Aus,
A./ D6G. C,OLLAIIB
A good traxiety of the ahoi4aitiekg at
• CARTWRIGHT & TOME",
3nsurancg,.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
95.1 at rem
j...I3fES IV; ARROW, Agent.
Temp - n-11T Oilier, 103 Wood street.
.
SAFETY
orracrazt
A. A. CA RRIF.It.
I. VFIN.R SPROI U.. Secretary. • [ inizt
....:.$: 90,000 00
2,130'00
.17,333 39
/5.357,25
154i ' 31
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