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THUBSDA.Y M.ORNING:::JUNE 30,1859,
THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENTION.
The delegates elected on the Saturday pre
vicitarrmet-cm--Wednesday,- the 29th inst, in.
the Distrikt,Vpurtlignm...
The Conietitionwii filed to eider by D.
D. Brace,. 'Esq.; the Chairman of the Demo
cratic County Committeeof Correspondence of
the last, - •
and John
John N. McClowry, Esq.,
Philips were appoiateci, Secretaries pro. tem:.
The' Hit •of districts were Called . over,'
when the following delegates presented, thidr .
credentials :
PITTSBIIRGII
First Ward—Frank 13ailey, Alex. Cupples,
Second Ward—John H. Irwin,-'Charles
Barnett.
Third 'Ward—C. 'W.- Leyela, - J.: , H. Thilips.
ninth Ward—John Cassel, Villiarn B.
BanoL
retli O'Donneil.
Eixth' Ward Alex. M'llamine, Henry Bea.
Sei'enth Ward—Thoinas Barbin, J. N.
Eighth Ward—Chris: Magee and William
Griffith.
Ninth Ward—William Morland, Joseph
M'Clelland.
ALLEGEMZIT
Firet Ward Thomas N. Smith, Thomas
Sullivan.
Second Ward—JOhn - E. Laige, EL Shrive:.
Third Ward—John Swan, John P. Wecket.
Fourth Ward—J. Tetzel, D. Neely.
BOROUGHS:
West Pittsburgh-4os. Roger, S. P. Rosa.
Monongahela—Patrick Geoghegan, Thomas
/Tertian.
Manchester—William Hall, Edward Magee.
Sewickley—Dr.' Alex. Black, Wm. Ellis.
Birmingham—Dr. A. Karr, Johnathan
Leckman.
Eastßirmingham-4ohn Galbraith, John B.
-Hogan.
LtFarrenceville—Col. Henry McCullough,
Jacob Fraying.
Shaipsburg—Jacob Key', Lawrence Win
chell.
M'SeesPort=Wm. 3i'Claskey,John Wimp
ler. ,
. • '
South Pittsburgh—James A. 'Blackmoro,
John S. Murray.
TareiltUM--4861"..13,83 Sot:eland, Tillotson Neal.
TOWNSHIP&
Pitt—Manus McCluikoy, D. D. Bruce.
Collins—Thomas Donnelly, Jas. Bryar.
Plum. 7 J. Campbell Stewart, John Bren
nan.
Mifflin—Dr. 0. H. P. Blackburn, William
Whigham.
Itobinson—R. B. Guthrie, Matthew Elarbi-
SAM.
Moen—Jacob Lashiel, Wm. fa. Porter.
Baldwin—Heirry Hoffman, Henry Heitz
hoover.
Fos—jolin McKeown, C. G. McAuley.
Upper St. Clair--Samuel Morton, J. H
Douglass.
VortliFayette—Wm. Donahue, George Mc
Peebles--CoL Win. Piper, Col. James C
Richey..
Thompson, Samuel Mc
Janney.
Versailles-4ohn.Sill, Hamilton Stewart.
Jefferson—Wm. H. Stewart, David -Mel
henny.
Chartiers—Hugh M'Afeo, John Biggert.
Findley—R. licAyeal, H. Strouss.
Snowden—Wm Stewart, Arthur Long.
Fine—Col. James A. Gibson; itichard,Bur
bin! • •
Wint Deer—Charles Bryson, Win. G. „Mc.
Claren. •
Indiana—Wm. H. McClaren, J. Irwin Rob.
insert.
LoWer -St. Clair—James 31' Gain, Peter
Haberman. .
`SOuth Fayette—William Nicholson, Dr. M.
P. "Hays.
Sewickley—Thos. Waggoner, Robert Ste 7
. MOChire—John Hartman, Wm. McKeefer.
The Boroughs of Elizabeth and West Eliza-
heel:and Duquesne and the towhships of Penn,
Elizabeth, Franklin, McCandless, East Deer,
—Neville, Fawn, Patton, Ohio, Reserve and
Orescentwere not represented.
D.l Bruce, Esq., was then elected perma
nent chairman of the Convention. Col. Henry
X'Cullough, - Matthew Harbison, Dr. Alex.
Black, Hamilton Stewart, Capt. John Blggart,
Col, William Piper and Robert Stevenson,
were chosen Vice Presidents, and Capt. Frank.
Bailey, Major S. P. Ross and J. H. Philips,
_EN., Secretaries. -- •
:0 . 4 'motion of John R. Large, Esq., 'the
, „Arman appointed the following Committep
7:W atitt resolutions expressive of the sense of
311i0erivention, viz: John R. Large,'Thomas
r ' . ....troraietlY, Esq., Chas. Barnett, Wm. Stewart,
"iiidlobn M. Irwin.
Me:Rarhip moved that the Convention pro
ceed to make nominations.
Mr. Barnett moved to amend by resolving
that the ConveAloirfreceed to place in nomi
ination the Marries of candidates to be voted
for by the ciiinvention for nomination for the
several offices: _
Thos. boisOlyo44Attiiii3d as an amend
mentthat theOoiti elitwit ano nominations
this fall. MrreeslicresOliation of the delegate
meeting in Ceilinirilivinship recommending
this course. He advocatedthe policy of mak
ing no nominations. He did not think a man
of-the ticket nominated could be eleutid.'
Mr. Barnett and others objected to the sug
gastion'of Mr.' Donnely, and Mr. Blirrt4ii Mo
tion was unanimously adopted, and the ecnt
. -,,venison proceeded to nominate its folloWs :
ASSISTANT LIS JUDIIIL
John WAisyrnard,..— .
eeprge F. Ofllmore ...
14. I%.letterman was named. for nomination
for,this officeehereupon the following letter
,af , d6elination was read: . ,
I";rrsarrywir, June 29, 1859.
To the ..Chai . rtxian of the De:mocratie County
cone;enticna
• Dear ,Sirr--1 sac - biro= ad that I will be
lirppaed for nomination as candidate foettS
liistkrit' hive judge' of the Court -i of Comnion
Pleas, - &o. If 'so; it' Will hi, without my am- .
sent, and beg leave through you to make
known to the Convention that do not 'dasire,
and will not accept a nomi nation for ' 4. 04 or
any 9t4er office, Respe_ctf j
N. T. FETTERM AW.
-
3Ohn Ntedowry...._
.Jsunes
Jotiii Oialobant
-I§cmciel Ideg.ee.-
Joseph H. Davis,....—
.:13fonuat W. Means,
PhlUip
Jacob Stuekrath,
16. 73-Patterson • •
Hat Morrow
Samuel Sturgeon,
John" Both
James Onsloty
Ana** Jackson Beaurnd
-
ratrY.
R..8..Gu . ' thrie'and James IrWiti were named
for Assembly, and declined: •
rdwtrd.eampbell, '64
JohnAtnrra ~*- .33. 21
Joseph ..4 • withdrawn
James Blackmon) was nominated by r gelgeniation.
0311311 117DITO11.
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Wm. BL,
John T. •
Thos. ....
Peter 8 ..
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aomon et aomon
Thomas Neel
Henry Ingramr.: 41,
On motion of Charles Barnett it was then
resolved that the Convention - Should - vote atm
After the nominations had been made, Mr
Large; itafed tliatltihad been requested by Judge
Slaannon to a ,Maßjkler:CAFejp4lo. grant
him leave - to -inakiriphort-statement. -Leave
*as grmted, tklaßroltkaitarol upon ,
thellosir . !of. the ioonventiaholand. said that he
*gait!: titiso hit . - name lied 'been mentioned
ai dittitlid#oi;for ;Assistant 'Law Judge.- Be
hid no opportnigi yr,:tyittia„ f,i.,l9.tter of de
clination, but he took this. opportunity of To
talities* declining to be a candidata for this,
O.:m:17°11w lie:then delivered, a brief
apPropriatteidegy af the, Allegheny copity
.pemocracy,_ and- expTessed. his hopes of the
sincess . qat' theft ticket- COilinntion
_
should nominala t - 1 e
/he Cenvention, ihezt tajeurned - until half
past one o'clock- „
AFTEE2ODIT. SESSION.
The chairman announced that the first busi
ness,;ll-arder was the rePoit of the I.?ontreitted
on -Resolutions, hut: that gentlennin; not hay.
ing strived, the Convontionproceeded to other
business. ,
ihdlei,ronved iii ease a delegate
iwas absent that his colleague , should have the
priiilege of casting two votes which was adopt
,
ed.
Major Richey,and 'flick:fan Berlin were
ap
pointed a committee to bring in Mr-Large.
Ho canna in and'announced that there had
,
been bu 'four - members of the Committee
-present, Mr. Stewart having been absent from
. $ _ .
the meeting of the Committee...
, Mr. Large Caen read the following. as the
;unanimous report of the Cenarafttee.' which, on
,
' : motion of Mr. Barbin, was accepted and adopt
_
,ed unanimously :. - .:
Resolved, That we, the representatives of
the Democratic party of Allegheny county, re
assert our belief in the doctrines of the-Cin
cinnati platform ; and we also pledge , to the
State ticket our cordial support. , .-• -
Resolved, That the recent proceedings imour
United States Court in relation to the question
of thelegality sof Municp .viihScriptions; for
. railroad putposes,fully i su al
stain, the position
heretfore maintained by the Democracy of Al
legheny county,. upon the Anti-Tax question,
, and we, accordingly, re-affirm. our. opposition
to tho payment 'of taxes to pay fur fraudulent
railroad bonds. ' . •
Resolved, That we approve the ticket this
day nominated; and pledge to each candidate
our united support.
. Resolved, That in as much as the Republican
party took the stump in the fall of 1858, al
leging they were as good an Anti-Tux party as
the Democracy, and having deceived the peo
ple then; and failing to adopt the anti-tax princi
plena part of their platform in 1857, we take it
for granted that they are not an anti-tax party,
and would suggest that the peoplebefore voting
shall.investigate tee, matter for themsel ves.
Resolved, That we adhere to the sentiments
expressed by the last, Democratic County Con
vention on. the subject 'of Railroad taxation.
Rcsared, That we utterly deny the power, of
the. Ugislature to' authorize the Conversion of
the property of the people of this county into.
Railroad stocks without their owe consent.
Resolved, That the question involved , is-em ,
phatically a question of the widest range and
most formidable dimensions coming.difeetly
home to the hearths of the people, and touching
the very _fundamental rights of our. gov'ern
ment. - - -- . .., . . $ , , ;
Resolved, That no decision of a Court can
overthrow these rights, and when they are in
vaded from that quarter, it is the right and duty
of the people under the Constitution to vindi
cate the same at the ballot box. - '
Resolved, - That the right of trial by jury,
and by a jury of the vicinage is essential to
that preservation of our , liberties, and any at
tempt to deprive the peOple thereof, is an in
vasionof their liberties, and Meson against free
government., • .
Resolved, That if there is any poWer now
existing in , any of `the:Courts - to' dreg. the
people of western PerinsylVania' ftwayfroni
their 'hordes to answer before a triiMml hold
' ing its soisionsta the City of Philadelphia it
ought to be corrected at onceiby,llip proper
legislation, and we instruct our members, If
elected. to , insist upon the passego of n law to
that effect. , -
Resolved, That we will support no man for
office. who will lend his aid or 'countenance
either directly or indirectly to. the seizure of
this property ,
of the people for any other than
the egaimatopurposes of government regard
ing garbing beyond that as no better : than
plunder, and 'robbery by what name soever it
may be designated.
The Convention then proceeded' to vote for
the nominationewith theresult aigiven above.
Andrew Jackson Beaumont' hexing' the
highest number of votes on the first ballot,
among thoseinotelected,wee, on motion,unani
mously nominated as the fifth Cellaidal,o for
Asaembly.
.Tool Ketchum"was then nominated by accla
mation.
far County Sarveyor.
lir—B
. .
arnett moved that the 'President of
this Coventon, appoint` a County Committee
- p .
of Correspondence of fifteen, with power to se
leAtheie own chairman. ,
Mr. Barnett remarked that, in, making this
motion, be did not wish to be on the ,commit
tee himself, and he did wish the President to
be on it. ' " -
J. Campbell Stewart moved- to-amend by
- making the President of the Convention chair
nien of tho County Committee;'' which' was
adopted and the Convention adjourned.
.
••• RECAVITUL . A.TION: .-
The following is the ticket nominated:
Assistent Lew Judge—George F. Gilimore,
of Pittsburgh. •
For District Attorney—John. N. M'Clowry,
of Pittsburgh. . ' - -..,:,
... For. State. Senater- 7 -§luntiol ATAKA:yr Me-,
minsham.
' For Assembly—Joseph H. , Davis,.,ofiAlle
.gheny City . , - ii,... i _.' ~,, ',,,,' ' •
Satmel W. Means, • of' Robinson loilnship.
Philiiill'Stevenson, of Moon township. 4
Jacob Studkrath. of Allegheny City.;
Andrew Jackson Beaumont, -of. Pittsburgh.
'For County Cominissioner--Edvfard Camp
bell, of 'Pittsburgh , . ~ , ,
-,. ',.. ,
For Jr„ dounty Treasurer --James 'Blite'limore,
of Pittsburgh . " ' .'
County Auditer-r.Jobii T. Synimag, of Pitts.
burgh.
County Surveyor--'.Teel Ketchum, of Eliza.
heti'.
Director of the Poor—Col.,Tfinmaa Neel, of
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English Po '
- 'The aspect of political tiffairo it 4 England i li
Balm and peaceful. Lord Falmeratomhadbeen
chargectwith the duti forining.a, libcial;cabi7
net,'b'utthus fur'nothing further' lead klien set
tled than the faettinit Lora John Bmtoll Into.
ha Minister of Yoreign Affidie, a/4,l*i Mr.
:Cobd4i, enalioitivi,onq or two other" liberals;
will WOG giant in 'the. Cabinet. This InttVe
fact is agreat trituniph an the, pikit: 'tof. s ,tlin ad.'
Vanced ivlll now'brvio-an opporJ
tihiltyt show , their -skill •In =administration.
Tlieri44l:iipCiAtine who desert that.
they wnl'> 040, .;llft, thing,
from Irfaiehillt, And liatiliey , will not Make
very broad mark On - Engleind:l .P9lleiryet a
while. ; , Yet their incoming„und,tllnfOvent of
Lord John Russell to the portfcdln vE.Foreign
Affasri; he having been 'e - feroifo ' ii,l4e Inca
4 4rIlestreti*ite 6 440 1 f , i l 44.oP ea tlP T 9 *6
that. the Mark leak already: been finder. +ado
to the' Pnlicy - Eir.i46i., ~na the -i,iekeiistion ,
q_uukibidisiii•sauut)4lißitit iiiid renclii sigh%
,„
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' , Tan Col4BOslti -Pilots', AussoelationTie Nie
camas off at Wiliciisifin* fo-day: l A:special,
trains leaves for the" grounds at lotp this '
morning.
:•-•& E
" Austrian AtrociUesk.t;., '
f" 'ye a dog a bad name," is an4tddage fa
; War to the world, the Austripek , are
expexi
a proof of it. The Ikijian'and Voile*
pe . are filled with acts of outrage commit
. by the Austrians, some is! which linvei
musing origin. The z.Freneh recently
them of demanding ifrotty wignert to
given up to the rapacity ortlnAoldiers ,
It appears that the Austrian officers asked for
" belladona," for the sick soldiers ' the French,
more familiar :itith%piettyi4AilenfhitnltheipOl
sonees plants of the pharmacopeia, translat
ed the phrase, joiic femme (pretty women,)
ar*cii.itecr a',Y vaknrcioniii, df indignation
egainsit‘iir enemy,
HUMBUG.
•IC wet were cells to,descrilip the present age
by its chief clinrieteristic; 'should -pro-
Imunce it the age of humbug. We aro by no
miens blind to its many sterling merits and ad
vsultagaii.. krow that; in, some things, it
irt advance of any preceding age. We are
quite conscious, too, that it is animated by a
largef,animint of genuine earnestness, both in
,thotigbitia action. But sham in all forms
und , wayas=shani: in social lire, in commerce
and:treute, in, politics, art and letters, and FO
on, to the end of the Chipter, - is the prevalent
trait of the times. We cannot turn in any di
rettion; ‘Withont!meeting with forgery and
cohnterfeiting, imposture and deception. In
low and in high, in material and in spiritual
matters;' this presence of hypocrisy and false
hood' is -, visible. It would take too much
time and space, though it would be a very
easy ,teSk'to enumerate the instances in which
the empiricism of our day has grown up and
Ptosyered beyond all previous example. Suf
liCi3 it to say here, that all quacks and quackery
abound in .church and State, in private and
public life, in the practical and speculative
pursuits and concerns of the world. The evil
has got 'to anal a - pay, that implicit faith in
anything seems to have vanished away from
the earth. Cheats and frauds have become so
cannon and universal, that every body is on
the leek-out for them—every one is in contin
ual fear of being "sold," or " taken in," to
use thoVolgar phraseology which has literally
sprung ... out of -the -philological necessities of
this era of false pretence and deceitfulness.
Society is like a jugghir's show, with this note.
.ble difference, that all "Of us are moun teloank 11, in
one Way and degree ur another,and are perpetu
ally cheating and being cheated. Spuriousness
and faints - are the rule ; genuineness and truth
fulness the exception, The art of the world
seems to have achieved its highest develop
ment in the faculty of substituting the unreal
for the real—the shadow for the substance.
Almost everything We eat and drink is adul
terated-.:.liven our medicines are not pure.
The structures we dwell arg getting to be
lit
tie better, than card,howse:The tio.:ef - boxes•
The furniture is i.ll plaited and veneered, and is
palmed off tor solid oak and walnut, silver and
gold. Our social manners are, likimise, but a
thin gilding of courtesy and decorum, cover
ing up all Burk... of.bageness and truculence,
treachery and-uncharitableness. our morality
and ridi,gion, which we think so exalted' and
immaculate,' ere, to n sad , and fearful extent,
nothing but pinclib...k—Whieli, however, pass
el as currently mid serves its prpose as well,
as the" ta wd ry jewelry of paste and brass with
which the prostitute virtueend 'respectability
of the day bedeck and bidizzen themselves.
But what is most amazing in ;ill this thing
is, that the game well. lt really
seems as if mankind had acquired a passion for
shams, and taken delight in being humbugged.
Show, mid retention, and pottery carry the
day against modest worth and honesty in all
matters, groat rsmall, intellectual or mechan
ical. :signs and labels, and trade marks and
flash' advertisements, have got v - ; bp the essen
tial elements of mercantile Fuooet:, and i:irelred
niece, are alike popular and potential in gain
log ' profes.iona) advancement, renown and
wealth in science and art end letters, respect.
and position in fashionable life, and rdace and
ever In politics. Naturally enough, in this
state of affairs, reputation is put - in the stead
'of charwler. What we seem, or what we are
reported to be, iz mistaken for what we are,
The rogues and chmlanyis of the untold,
through bold forwrirdness and niend,,Tity,thrive
and flourish. while solid, vet retiring merit,
starves in obscurity : and out of this ill-de
served triumph, ek # l....nt vulgarity and ignor
ance are fast - getting a decided dominance in
Anseri..an society; to the exclusion. if ;:ct ex
tinction,of true nobility of naturedotly intellec
tual talents and attaininents,and high moral cul
ture and breeding. Our social life, in sword, is
being rapidly deinoralizial and degraded by the
Wretched parreareism and snobbishness 'that
gain, the ascendant wherever what constitute
the genuine aristocracy of a cum nunity, pays
RoPi't 10 the mere trappings of gentility, and
the Afic.ol..stior_9 of taste and refinement, with
which upstart wealth pa surround and magnify
Itself. It is secs to be PO easy tp succeed ut
anything sorts of elnp-trap and fraud.
and success is so eovete4 for the piirel,y world
ly'ends it may secure, that .law- sledding and
humble honesty is ceasing to be of any amount
in this "fa.-t" age, and trickery of all kinds
is 'superseding it. " Bogus " saving funds,"
§J wild cat" hanks, quack doctors, pettifogging
lawyers, pat-souse :statesmen ;
a "flash " cler
gy, with splendid apTplies, fashionable con
gregations and princely saiesier, ; militia colo
nels and majors, and sclentitle profeisois. w ith
chit number, but without any right to their ti
tlei; gentlemen rakes And libertines, in the
best society, and belles to match ; sensation
lecturers on art, literature, morality mid reli
gion—ride/h.:4 the Spurgeolis and licechers,
Lucy Stones and Harriet Bluckwells ; prayer
meeting-3 in town halls and preaching in thos
tres, and so on, ad infinitii lit. These are sonic+
the forms which our charlatanism is taking,
and lino Mess excesses into which it is run
.
ning.
'Where it will stop w 00,14 hard to toll. Our
very children are catching the impnk.l and bias
of qur social manners and habits. T6ev•
Mon and, women before' they have left otV bibs
and tuckers.. Subordination, and obedience
anifrespect for their seniors, and modest glin
t:lenge and propriety of demeanor, at home
and. abroad are absoleto things among our
youth of both sexes. They smcike, and chew,
and drink, play billiards and cards, go to the
club'' and the " park," Ilgiare at balls and
parties, dress exeruciatingjy, and talk about
marriages, grand . pstillilishinerits an 4 rurope
an tours, at)iisteeif and twenty. At this rate,
yeare, surely,'as a nation, geting on mirac
ulously. At the bottom of it all, howover, are
MisoUndfie.ss, falsehood, instability and cur
riii)tiOn, and tho day will come when, for all
this sewing of the wind, we,shall reap an aw
ful rbtribution. •
11utigtlym;A Cane of Th ree Mouths Stand
- ing'Cured. •
Gro. W. lizNnititkuY, of Pittsburgh, safe :
Agd quffaing for.threemonths with•• 'Rheumatism,
a pi e
rt of thelfmn sdnevemlytts to confine mo to my bed,
!Intro been entirely cored by using Ikerhave'a Holland
Bitters. I hare had ono attack' since, but 'found almost
instantaneous, relief in the same medicine.' lt.ts in toy
oPinkiion, a Wry remedy for Rheumatism." •
Read Cbrefully,— Tho Genuine highly Concentrated
lhathave's Holland Itinerate put up in half pint bottles
only; and retailed - at ono : do4r p bottle. Wile gtent
demand for thia truly celebrated 91edjAnt , has induced
many Imitations; which the public ?Mould guard uonst.
Fochasing.. Duran of imposition I See that our Mime'
IS on the label Of eirery bottle you buy. •
BENJAMIN MGR, Jig. tr. CO, Sole Proprietors,' No
27 Wood, b9P.' 4 4 4 9 fi n 4 44 9 161 1'9 4 9 4114f3'4,'Piltsbrurgh'
Orpliaasw , •:Court Sale.
B• Y • '
VIIITUb'!OVAN• ORDER OF 'JIM
OiPliani;• • Coed of :Allegheny - county, WilLto ex.
pos'ed to sale by - public rendue or oubcry, on the piem•
lb,eB,:ptijUESDAY. the 12th , drip of Jelly, tabu, et 10
n'alock: A. 31..; of said day, the follOWlo g described ItEAI•
. MOO of John Simon , licernor,,Fato et' Sewickley
tninehiP , lit iwi4 county, deccased,,riz: , I ;
.-All.' that PlYee, 'l4 , Pciinel Of laud, situate in Seirickley
SewasbipiA liege ony eounV,Peopsylvania, and bounded
and described as follows; to wit: *ginn;Ra at a poet on
W•lidekililaud . of , dhhti le're,esf 00 , ruPP-Pig ff3P25,3 by
„ sa idlikna westons aed,enti-ne4 degrees, ‘ nort n nit) and
oneefourtb percitea: , t4 h P9o' on *B'i line: tiabee 6 hl
land of Philip Croat north euttity-mght "lha r
de:
gwes. oamt, opeAundred arid thirty-six per 4 pat;
occupation of John Brea ley east
- ht erica by leM4 P o il In
• 6.„ iA. ort e.b.w. Imes,' south forty-sight'and eind-half,
pintheo to Land .40 1 41 , /that: thence by land iof. said
Ater - sonar .cietttemht. .aud &os-holf degrees, Vest
istaty perches to a post; thence ciY4E4 of emd Oboe oast
• one and 'one-half degrees south one sod .tbrewtomths
Per,ehes to the land Of A da m .F4ohtet;. thence by /and
ofiddd Friehtel eolith eightrit i tdandione - half deTeea,
Vest: Seventy-Mk •perches t o place of hi 3 ffint) og—
ce_rdaining FORTS:TIVO,ACI4.Ii, strict molt,
' i it - being /tho same piece' or. parcel of land Dinh. the
l i t?it h :l ltrtnil4. l< er lirn„ r :A b . Y o. n , i t Fig ° , s pn o r r ebasod u lro eu tli
Jacob Renick.. , , , ,
TERN'S OF BAT'..:;:t.lite-tbio , l 11l ineli, ini the , coo-
TERN'S
mig , by the orphans' i ;mut; unetbird
witlun — sit 'mouths, and one-third within wig year' from
the centirrnetion of ludo, with interest; the two hot pay.
, tnenta to be secured by . bond , and ppertme on the
premises.. r'
Any r infermuttion required concerning said. property
*lithe gireti by William Breitenstein and Reno' (,rosy,
, Erectdote of said deceased.
!..,."114totderof the Court.
. .
,"..- ittadaWlfActdi , I , THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Clerk..
. .
BOYS I. S IIO T GUNS.—Attention Cs called
' -46 oiiilaelt br • . _. .
~ , i ..,:iidalt)YiEV, , :l3.llo T - Li ii li Si 'i . -
tile ' liertsliiiiiiitifactored especially to one iiingr, and
, are tee, welt fluhMed, and,entirely. reliable , d safe
.....,wMwircittld to their boys toils( Marksmen,
OidretsMdpo these beautiful weapons. i'lr „ ..,.,
d
• ~.... OARTWRIGHT a 'MPG, .
, SO Wood sUeet.'
MZMM
Sew Advefflwents
PHI: POLAR R.EttIGERATA :O ” , .
AL.isitth, ..,;,?-, ~,.-.7...: 4 ....::il , - • .. r.v.,-. ' .
Fitter and •:fyiTat4r Ctrier Combinedr4
Involiing icnixirtitit principles iievet before- attained,
which enables
Di EA
FIST, • • , ....
MILK,
1 VEGETABLKS,
FRUITS, &C.,
To bo kept longer, dryer, and colder, with LESS ICE,
than can be done with any other Refrigerator now in
.us9";!ac,°P hand and for - 7 - d e It: O. pudicysi - -,
-fekii ', - t raix wo;:mi klrect, fivltotittinrsTiftli. I
Our Tailoring Department
IS STOCKED WITH A COMPLETE AS
SORTMENT of
DUCK AND. DRILL. PANT, STUFFS,
LIGHT COATINGS AND CASSI3IERES
Which we are making to order at
VERY LOW PRICES
L. BIRSHFELD & SON,
LINEN AND DUCK
COATS AND DUSTERS,
u endless variety, a
POPULAR PRICES
L. lIIRSTITELD k SON,
RJ Wood street
G E N'rS' S E A N B E
UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, HALF-HOSE,
Of Lisle Thread, g lauzo, Merino, Silk, Linen. Cotton, ac.
orall Sizes: at
L. lIIIISLIF.ELD.k
Jew
SU N UMB R 1:I.'1: 'A'
tIONNEt3; itißl3o 9;
Moran's New WoVert Skirts, French and Chentillv
ces, de., de. A ntee assortment DC the anitte t, ca
hand, and for sale by -- tit Ing Eft ICPALIII ER,
(,oic neater ,to,Van,tiorderd
74 Market' stte
BONNETS, MANTILLAS, SII AW LS,
wyrinso, it 1._.•,' AT AUCTIHN-7-Commenciao
t hie, THURSDAY MORNING, Juno 30, at 10 o'clock. at
the Corn rebil Sales Rooms,
No. 54 Fifth etreet. will be
sold—
NJ New Styled Tridsmed Ilennote.
IttoStraw "
" " •
..• 60 " 't Mantillas.
40' '. ' " Ladlett' Shawls.
A large quantity of Metia and Boys' Summer Chtthi no
Panama and Leghorn Hate; Men's and Wit:ocm ,, Shoes
ft 3.1 1 , 1 ,1. lima hougitius earl la , h..1.d, as 111 i, b1 , ..71: 11111,•
' he closed out immediately.
jetal P. M. DAVIS. Auctioneer.
11,‘ITZE MERINO SHIRTS FOR MEN
k 3 with short ,teevea,
LINEN FIR.kW MIS, FINE SU IRTS,
An 4 rpnar,.., and a fa! line of -Men'. Fmnielima Good.,
, -nited to tlot warm 'iyostlier. - Chltdron'a thin,: ti rind
Ve4,, in all eizes. at
je:10 JOS. IKORNMIS, 77 Itlarltot st.
B1t( \V N'S EssEN CF: 4)F .1 AMA ICA
GlNOES—Anexenant taniiy ~1,,i Will, for ,:th,
nholotale and relitil• by Jo'. FI.FNI 1•G,
tedd corner Market 4 and Diamond.
BAKER'S PURE M EDDA NA I. Col )
LI vEH t il I.—A large ,upply iurt rooeired, by
. , - '3OSEEIj FLEMING,
ioltO• corner Diamond and Marlow .treat.
Dil It E DI, I V E DLL, ~ A litable fur table, war
j' futated freely, for ealu by . .
- - , - Josepo rEtAnNo,
j.:..0 cornor Inaturniil and Mitrizet st.
R.1 . :A1. .1 ArAN Br, ACK INCI.— Tlik int?" ,
tim.bio cvmpoAtion. with ling the withal labor, pro
duce, it moat brilliant jet Itlaok, taunts .tunitielitnent b ,
the leather, Ana t
roFen rom Nay unplea.tunt amen. For
nide wholentle or tml, by
jor l . FI.EIIING.
jela) coruer I , laman , l and If arket street.
MAR it.lKstr7T, :Fp.__jr - 07 - 7 - T‘ie. :, .0111-
formbie two story Ilriok Imr..llitig. Oriile. 1 . 0.1n<
and eellar. The 1141, al feet Boot. by tot t o ., ,p...p. pp
an eller: a large grape arl.or, a - tone wall and paling in
tropz,', i —pr. onttalittllne.lo. Pr iv.. 1.2.000. TYnans
ettsy, N. CUTHBERT 1 SOS.
je:11 :II Plarket Kre , t.
pA L i Eli BMIS. sirlall :Ina I.trizo, for drug
, , ,
gists, confeetioners and tea at:tile ß. rs, Tor
ULDIN xue ey
.1. I V .
A lcTiargl l7 7-.1.1ad0 expressly
tmg up uxes a lot (UT Male at Mai
J. R. WELDIN,
jr'.lo • , GI Wood Lstrret near Fourth
S , • IN. NEW STYIES .I:OCIiET Et.)("liS,
fl,- salt by - ' ' ' .1. 11. Wr.,1.1 1 1N,
.p -au • . ez. Ward ktreet. near Fourth.
-- .. _.--....-- - --
S 1 li Ii A IL C A'S
fr.; 0. ;,r :=lilt. "by
J. It. AV E1.i.r . ..".
""if,-306,w0.t street. fleas Fourth.
11..)1.%;:q :1....Z .`k; (*AItD CASES, new =hole, for
I_, sale by .1. IL. W111.1 , 1N,
,
o CZ W.. 1 ulroet, ncrtrFollitlt.
. .. .. . .
r 1 y, I.(xyr4 PICKS, for Salk` ily
1. RAVI-1.1 , 1N.
470-! rA v; , ,04 .strck;t,iin7 I , ...ritmlt.
- LI liC• , f‘llll',Kl'. - 11 .00 1,11;114s for sale . 11 ) .
11 .144 - ll/iNItY II CIIII.INS.
131 Vl'A'rt IF.S.---'2.ol. l l4lE l tels - for halo by
I,:xt 111:Nth 11. ct.l,i.iNS.
OM 15',(fliE15.31L—fritile ...titting Cheese,
1 .) ter sale by
1
le9o
Vti IiR.ELLA S, SK IRT
- tsice 11111ACS. Duculp and IlateLf,ot. A 1,41
I line of Dom.:stip
lotgl _ - U4...0t mir:oL e _
The Northern Vire - Br, Life
Asurance eoligiany.
LOND6iii, MOORGATE STREET
Capital 16..Wti.6 0 0 I
Called up :01,1 plod 61.403 111,013
AMETtii-31t January 16.5.1—51,194.111
Real E•Oute, Lazne on Bonds
owl Nortgagos, If egoonaillo f
Annuities! tic ..03,278 18. 5 1.11 skte,nm
tailway raw ritlivrthll,e itiri,4 !
Govvrunient tto urltira unit
Itccern on. ............. 12,1.145 4- 4 674,7104 S
Loans on Life Polio n. 4,157 17. 7 11,199 40
on luVestmentii ue•
tilled but not yet payable_.. 0-10 11,242 46
in ruincin or Branch Es
tablishnients and Agents
In course or transmission •
55,6,5 S 9- 6 279,441 ai
and collection
C4u4, Current letsOttlit tuld
- .. , erest with
Tiknai s eci' ' , 11,201 2. 6 161,510 61
Other
and,
`11,b1 . 1. 'Ol 49,405 48
noreauo from premionn..
torest on inve,tmento
for the yearemling lst inn-
•
nary; 1058 • • 'V50,74010. 0 $
14021111 during the BarllOpliod,
including, premiums of re-
Psiltartee with other uni.-
coi; .11,1A114.1 . 3- Cr 25,653
This Company having gonmped with the law of Penn
sylvania, the undersigned is priifglred to gtrectinSUrtinee
on anno44 every doSeripnoll ot propertf at moderate
rates. ' W. ALIIIOTT, •
Tornporary Office, No. htti Wood street.
;-
lioliilsiliNOElSlENT• p BX.H IB IT It)N
, Incur scilook—lfi.e !IMAM e;ereises of the
PUP4e of the High School. consisting of Essay's and
Orations, will mite place in LAFAyrrrr. 1(41.1., on
FRIDAY, a/4N o'elock, P. M. Pickets can be had of
the Principals of the. Ward .Sollools, or a the wilco of
the High &Moo'.
DirAdmiSsion free:
FRT;
FOR SUliblEß .IVRA.R, ,- a
- Ono door South or Fifth.
`l4OOKs Fau.
_Lp D. Islieli's • Curiosities of Literature, .4 vols.
Nuetes' Ambrosiatax, edited by 61'1ien.7.10, 5 vols.
• I.itwthortie's Novels and Tales, 8 vols.
urgfullOw'dlyse arat-POetleal Writings. y
• it. AferYlP 'Prlg , 8 rids.
-curter or us, 3 Foy.
Ura„lanivaon's. , }Vorlos in
blue agi4 “co, a vpis.
kutnang'OlitiPa , atoriea, 4 E
Trewlawney's itaeolloations of Shelby •tr. 'Byron.
Lord Dulferin's Lenora from High l.autu4W•
• Donghisiderrold'a LIM, by Mason,
Douglas derrold's.liistory -, arranged by hid soft. •
TOM BroWle81441)11)01`Days at Rugby.
To Ceiba and Back,* Vacation Voyage, by It. 11. Dana.
The Cavalier, by U P. It. James.
Freedllian and hid Friends, by Shelton M'Kenzle. •
7:1 1? Convatax . cout,.by N. P. Walls.
gnder jliFtl9r 0c laddo for tit 9 `49kitary.
arp
' 13a111 4
' KAY Jl. CO, 65 WOO ittert_
-
A o ,47 - cfrEgovs.;
thilue-1-rusT-or7lTlF.o.l:oottfir
. tzr.V großt PirtikStil
ityp Market.' Up to . that c date, our entireatoek will
,be
1T1114C41601/51he.4illje003ce':'T"Ltg'tEcu tire I tc ' ek
o, CittF. C CO,
e. „ •
or Fill. 1) ./ eels.
.
JUSTRkiIEIVEP. - A- HANDSOME
- nnsorttnstttof Oki Ii•PRE BIi4I)YMAIDA"
CLOTHLNO,.of , all ctesariPtiongt along Wttiel:a4lies'.
Dress C.aps and Mead presses, and all the new Styles of
Patterns for June. - • M. A: WEAVER,
2,t} rifth street, June. _
story,FAXlr:m. Nos. 7 and S.
IISHING1 ISHING .TAblK.L.E.—Litayssig fpr spveral
-years made the buying and selling of '
••••-
i tooo rtdot ban:no-in mit business, wo have now on
Land by ell 'odds the best variety of goods In this line to
be towel in the elty.. s • H - • • ,
Professional or Amateur . Fishermon tin"
thing hi,the shape of 'Oohing Tackle at low prioeb.
. BOWS 'a TETLEY, k1e.1.38 Wood atreci
A,R,RIV4I -100 boxes Palermo
JL. OPlnes, BWeet, (Ina / 0 0 Tigermq , emong,
justrece vins thin 44 , ,% 1 Oale jamERBON ,
,jets N0:N10643 opposite Ht. Cltstanog Ibis).
rt
4 , •
• •• •
New,
VANNEL COAL OIL.
- ~, ...
~ _ . • •
S;OMEOF THE GOOD — QUALITIES OF
.
..
yen * fi nal Cannel 'Vold Oil, are then(' :
Tj' RIVALS GAS THIIItIN BRILLIANCY;
Ii" IS ENTIRELr NON-EXPLOSIVE ;
...ITMATBE CA RRLED ABOUT:
'IT IS CONVENIENT FOR GENERAL USE:
'IT BURNS WITHOUT ANY OFFENSIVE ODOR;
IT IS CLEAR AND 8E,41/TIFUL IN COLOR:
ITS APPEARANCE IN 77TE ./..4.1/P TS ORNAMEN-
TAL AND ATTRACTIVE:
_ IT _DOES .NOTPERALINENTLY SOIL. CARPETS,
CLOTHING, ite., on which it may be epilled, a large par-
Ilan of it, being ono of the beat articles fur 'Fiala ing coiled
S IT
. f.- i • i.• : . , ` L : :
IT IS'EJIPHATICALLI THE CHEAPEST LIGHT
KNOWN.
DIRECTIONS FOR ITS USE.
Go to a respansible delder *mid obtain it good coal oil
lamp. Secure.tAia wids, so that they will move readily
Up and down in the tube. Trim the wick with sharp
setssors;•exactly even with the top of the wick-tube,
clipping off the small - projecting potntat at the corners.
Fillybur lamp with our oil. Tern up the wick carefully
nt first. so as not to crack the chimney. •
A shade will greatly enhance its excellence for read
tog or sewing by.
Ity the'carefut observance of these directions, you will
secure a light that cannot fail to please.
Our facilities for refining are now very perfect and
complete, and having devoted a great deal of laborious
attention to the art, we have succeeded in producing an
.article of the very best quality, to which we invite the
eawcial attention of the trade. All orders will be filled
at the lowest rates.
For site by the barrel, or in quantities to suit custo
mers, by •• ADAIR A. VEEDEIL ?
• Refiners of Coal Oils,
Penn's Avenue, near High street,
Mot far from the Court House.)
No. 83 Woixi • alma
MEM
ALETTER MAILED AT JOHNS GOWN,
Penn'a.addressed to ft) ff:JBNODURAIisS.at New
A lexandria, Penn'a.. enclosing a note drawn to hisordor
by. Wean, MORUELL Co., payable at their office in Phila
delphia, dated 'Hay 6th, 1554, at sixty days for $.3,514 77.
All persons are eantioned against receiving said note,
as it is not endorsed. anti payment hat been stopped.
BOLLAIt SAVING:3 BANK,
Di - pubit,lll , ..tiki With t 1 Lank tii , (Lire the first dirty
iitisvood . .tj,
=CM
Importers of
HARDWA-RE,
No. 52 Wood Street,
Four boot, 411)0WO St Chalks Ilotel,
i. 5. BRYAN, of Luttmwtcr....l..lAN b. thaw, Pitt'gh
GEO; S. BRYAN gr. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For: 'f BE SALE or -
PIG IRON, BLOO3IS, &C.,
No. 52 Wood st., Pittsburgh.
RETELF.XCC-I.—Lyon, Short A: ralsttrgh,
ton. Copeland ;t: Co, ntislairgh: Thos. E. Franklin, Esq
Lancaster, non. Simms ea:tier:lu, Harrisburg - , Bryan
Carriner lc Co.: Itollidarburg. Pa ic23:6ni
TIIE ENTERPRISE. INSURANCE CO
OF. FOIL ADE LPIII
INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
by Fim on Buildinge. Morghandize, Furniture, le,
at rei.amithle rates of premium.
Inererom —F. Ratehliird Starr: William 7;ll'K ee,of Wm.
Vl'Kee Frazier:an°. aI. Atwood. of Atwood,
Mine A Co.; Itenj. T. Trviliek, fifTrediel:, Stokes A. Co.;
Iletay Armin Writer. L. Dawson; Goo, 11. Stewart,
of 'Stewart A Bro.; John 11. Brown. of John If. Brown
Co.: B. A. Fahliestock,of B. A. Fahnestoek &Co.; Andrew
It. Cash: J. L. hirrinaer. of Wood A &ringer.
F. FOIL STARR, President.
W. 0 IXE, Secretary.
FlModacil Byrraraeri.— , W llolmesi co .7. Painter
A co., Thorny M. Howe. Ilea, Jae. Marehall, Esq., Allen
Kramer. Esq.. Wilson, 3CEIroy A Co., Wilson, Payne dr
Co., Italics , - Brown A Co, Livingston. Copeland
James 13.1,y0n A Co., Wm. R hardy A Co.
tar.O. IMIC AN o CO., Agri:Os,
j 'ZS m No.:a Wood street
_ ..
Tio.m.Daw nity HOODS AND V Ala
j compding in ivi.rt of Calicoes Ging
ham, Limns, Mueline, Sitirtings, Sheetimo Cheeks‘,
Cra4h, Fianlielm and If osiery;
ti I, OVE S, II IT7' S ,
Thomas' Shad and Cane Hootw. Potop skirts. Combs.
Button,. Edging. Laces - Velvets. I:ound Combs, Fan,
Ilandkerehiefe, Bain and Bun Umbrella.. Oentlenien':
C.Mars, Shirt Iketome, Stmt.:m.l,re, Sc. Lat. lie, tril
tinl. our Calmoes and Gingham:: good„ and very pretty
patterns. The, goods are 10 cheap is can t.o found
anywhere else. at MIIS. 1.. S. OALBRATIPS,
ceV, Corner Wylie and High street,
Mlkl.l , I t AN!) .
MAKING:
Shirts,. , .')'adland
otdv,at
Al:,, L. S.
CIAI,IIIZATIFS.
je2s copier Wylie and' rget,
•
S3.lll ' N 14 Ft in E:`,IItIV..IIDP,K (Lino
to order, JO cent., per vent. at • '
ItS. I. S. GA I:BRAT H'S.
je•2s Comer Wylie and High idreete.
Lifrrciusu DUE nn WIWA4 --- 4;:.
nwhine.d cent` vard, lit
S. GALInt
2Y Corner Wylie and High streets.
. . _ _
MILL FEE--
DIC4 hags Ground Serenn
lags, received on enneignmenhand for sale by
J. A. FETZER,
feliS Corner Market , and First ,trcet.9.
N E I 1.4.)U14.-12 , Ftue Hour, re
eeived Idol Eon talC Ly JAMES
:erase Mar ..did and First street,.
M=ii==
11 F.ti RY N. C3I.LII:A
.t4'3S,trZ2. 4- 1 V,114.111
I) 01) I) S 9 ,
119 Wood Street,
3 / 4 .
\.-.. .
b,,, si . ...
. -4,.5:, .
-4-..„,-;
• .- - ...5.%
Lost or Miscarried,
No. 65 Fourth Street
Llr?Lrr iuMreat from that date
CHAS. A. corroN, Treatkrer.
LOGAN & GREGG,
'jot of — We,teril
,vno I.'h%ZerP fe•-eiitli•Ut (o
JAM.La A. FET2EII,
jells corner Market laid First streets.
Q . ILK FA NS, Linen Faits. Pal inleaf Fans,
KJ in great variety, at
je;Pi 108. 11ORM:78, 77 Market street
(ll.n-ts and Mitts. selling
k. - 3 (-heap at lIORNOR,
j,.3 , 1 No. 77 Market street.
'COYS M t; RE - EN " eon
-061.04 c!; band and for sale at manufacturers
prierp. at -'" 'AWN TlinbtPSON
niva too.l3N'Thihl
FOUNDRY M KVA tons extra No
1 Anthracite, very soft, for sale by • ;
alv3, JulIN .711t.10111.1E111 1 .
SUN Dia ES.—
hal barrels Prime N. O. Mils es, Oak ve.l.erage;
no do St. Jaule;i, S. 11. do;
:al do Lovia•lbg's first q uality Syrup;
bkl,l lugs good to choice Rio l'iitiec;
77, • I'cltct's ehoke Java do;
133 Half chests Young nyvon. Imperial Gnu Pow
der, Oolong and Pkolllhillg Teas •
IsO hplies w-eotioil brands s's, Sc 110',10mp To
uoevo;
10 kegs l'ovinitten SIX twist TU1,22120; -
75 , Clot). dodo;
5 Jo
:Muni;
10 du !laity Salt in Sucks;
'..a/ bags GrunzPopper;
15 do Allspice; .
5 do Not consial
. 1u boxes No. 1 Soap; .
100 do Chemical olive Soap;
. 21. du German do.
30 do Variegated or Toilet Soap;
50 dozen CiniVazdtboards;
130 do Bucket-a;
30 do Tubs, assorted nicer;
100 du broanot ;
GO tvlrtdAM.:ll. Raisins;
30 do No: 1 NorfolkV;hocolate; . •
40 do Madison Swell:
GO bolos ::d:1 aid
;10 barrels Bleael - ital Elephant and Whale Oil;
• 10 do Strait's Tanners
:Xi do Cod do do •
10 do Rosin do.
:al du N. C. Tar. -
In atom and for sale by .
aL2li MILLER & RICKETSON.
$3OO ) 91 4 1 0 -
0 gyouu,!, ropy fe.:t fror t t on Runedgo
street, by 120 in depth: Imo treeb, etc.
nly3l S. CUT lIRERTd: SON, 51 Market st.
I:abilfizTifirgedoNo doMackerel
bib ka.t , i ro i t
i ltelyr i l l gi \
For salo by
my2O
VINK NOTE. vAr.k.:lts AND lINVIM
OPf•—th.., La Hao'.9.,litiQa , t4 S4llB and other
celebrated brands, for vale at ' tiAVEN'S,
lap Corner Wool & Third k 11tada.4 Se tenelonel Ats.
-1,11-c4Elt for,wle --IA I -FA/12Q01.1)C1i.4. CO.,
Je2:l No. 60, corner Fourth and Wool bueetp.
QPECIA for Fruit ,lars, , assorted
)..j size, for vale by B. L. FAIINWYOCK . (X),
No. CO, cornet Fourch;aud Wood Ste.
1 CAN PUItE 01L PEPPtHIII.INT juxt
received and for vale by • • ,
BECKHAM & KELLY,;
Allegheny City.
SEED just re,
R
coivo
500 141s,i,cdA,RA oi In v b v y Ay
pEqqp.4 ITo &.v tt Ly,. .
/In 1,136. WI ItIJSTAD.P SED
cyst rebeivg4 and for:s4e by
RELLT,
• ' Allegheny City..
TETE MANIJFNCTURERS OF SA W-
A_ TEES CHEMICAL oLME • ERAsnrE SOAP,
alter subjecting it to the severest tests knowndo the
trade, are fully, persuaded that there it nolererlily Wash
leg Sinip, in the United States, for so little money, having
pt. once so many good qualities, (and so few discounts
HEATTTv.. colors, firmness, surface and tex
tura gonetmi 1,, ,;, .
OE , PURITY—In freedom from rosin, iarpeatiriei
chef, liSh Oils, stale grease; fyidadtlltenglon#r, ,,- ,
OL' QUALITY—For washing clothes, ef even deschp ,
coarse eolloh, woblen'efailk:
printed. or white: for .r.s.tatxo. tar, greaSe. P Oll ..
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers', wax, etc., from clothes,
furniture, and from the hands. '
•
(live it a fair trial for yourselves, and be convinced.
Remember, the name is on eachbox..Ask for R copy .
Of the direC9o4. , 3. H. SAWYER.
, tr9Oti atreet,-pittsbr,ugh.',
DOMESTIO "AND STAPLE DRY GOODS:.
of OVOrf ',gaiety. Also, press GoodS,-Lace
ties, Shawls, Hosiery, White tloods.
& ON LAVE
74 Market
IPRESVI lialf chests Green and
LL Black yarioua grades, ;70 caddy boxes do. : of
different sizes, in store and for flide
511.TRTIA.No & CONNOR, • -•
197 Libertr stieet .
0 CASES CAItB. DTA GNTSI. jlist received
and for sale by BECK-FIAM XELLY,
Alleiheny.
fIOUNTING HOUSE STATIONERY, Bill
iread Ifoxel; Post Offlee sDien, Card Racks, Del
endeza and s nd Boxed, a large assortment at
rHAVE"'
4,33 c.oper VtOb'd ertastiNkktpsiikauty.t._
'w j I V e apt
JOHN N. S F 4.1 1
,1 1 AIR W
-,
(succussor to nartgb7l7cillephartq
Druggist, sts.
, •
A complete s tock of DR1761, MEDICINES,,a6II;
OILS and DYES, constantly* hand.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
Will find it to their advantage to gire - cts liftinu
facturer of the celebrted
SOTER.
City' and • County -anittranee= Vontpanyi.'
NOTICE' IS ITEREBYt:GIVEIf , :THAT , "
11 - in puredence bran iset'of Anaembly tetWinktkiere t
to, and the. Charter of Ineorporntiotl, APPT O Yed•' A PP_,
11th, 1809 , Books to receive subscripttoos to trio Ga.,at
Stock of the City and CountYlnsurancerotripany oar the
city of Allegheny:will be eplah at:the office - or PETER:
PETERSON, Federal street,: Allegheny, on TUESPAY,
NY EDN IDAY. and THURSDAY( . sth, 6th and itn :or
July, and at the °Rico of WM. 7. BAUM; on St. Clair
Ftr eel., Pitt.burgh,'on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the &h
and 9th of July next, to remain open for Turn DAYS. (un
less the stock be sooner snlascribed,) froth 10 A. AL to 4
o'clock, P. t„ of each day. '- ' ' --. • - ' •
Josiah King, ifilnerS .t. Cillihabli; : . .
, Henry 1 Arm, Mtn -B. Pasey, .
Peter Peterson , John Birmmgham;
O. G. Craig, ' ' ' Win:P. Boma,
James Old, . - • - dolinarwin, Sen., . ' •-•
James Gibson, 'JohnSorePspo, . .
C. Yeager, '
George Lewis,
Samuel Gormly, , NicholaS Voeghtly, Sen., •
John A. Scott, • . It: McDowell, • : '
John W. Riddle, - - David Greig, . _ ! - -
Sam') Lindsay, Jun., . J. Longmore,
M. Borland, Thomas FaxeY;
D. Id. Evans. - Alex.-Hilands, . •
ikR. W. Poindexter, Thos. Donnelly,
James Park, Jun., James A. Gibson,
D. Leet Shields, - Mal Mini,olll:7l.
---:
P.IA - 310SL P
Arrival of Pianos.
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE
cowed from the msrmfaetory of
CHICKERING & SONS,
freAt supply of their
IJNRIVALLED PIANOS
The instrnmen6 ksie all bean celoeted personally
he aut.cliber, at the Factory,
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET
Those in Mint' of Pianos am invited to call and exam
inc this stock, which comprises all theyarions'etyles
mannfactnwd by Chickcring & Sons, from the plainest
to the most elaborately 'carved oases, aml.sit.pricea to
suit all purchasers
AF -ALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED:IPA
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS.
JUST RECEIVED—A SPLENDID NEW
lot of MELODEONS. from the -
factory of MASON it lIAMIJN, Boston,
including all the styles made by this firm. .
These instruments have been approved
by the greatest musicians in the country-69 Dr. Lowell
Mason, 1:co. F. Root, W. It. Bradbury, and others—con
sequently they can tss relied on as beingyirst clan 41.3/M
-./neat:. They are noted for the following potrits:
L Their pure Hull musical quMity of tone. ,
2 Their great power of tone.
3. Their is,rfeet equality of.totto. • ' • • -
.11. Their prompt and easy touch. .
G. Their beautiful style of finish. '
6. Their durability.
7. Their cheapness of prim. . .
For sale only N
by , JOHN H. 31.t.LLOR; '
o:'81 Wood street.'
Descriptive circulars mailed to one address. Emyl3
,
r utp - impoRTATioN
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
No. 25 Fin Street,
ARE NOW RECF.IyING A cpxIFLE'LE STOCK OF
LADIES'. DRESS GOODS
BAREGE Aim BAREGE ANGIAISIOILD3
BLACK LACE SHAWLS
Mantillas, Barege An glais Dttsters,tw
11; W44 l t l §.
Bankers and Exchange Brokers,
• Wood 'Street, corner 'of risir4,
jelly PITTSBURG
ALLEGHEWT PPAWlrgiri%
•
SECRETARY AND TREASURER'A OFTICE:
AT No. 34 PIPTU fiTlittlET
BUPERINTENDANII3 OFFICE
TN A STON WORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
I•AAU7ICTUBR LID DM= I 1 guar INLVISIT 01
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FAN" GRAYS Y"N") tO.
”.• Sole Proprietor of the Celebrated
P.kTENT GAS' IIIIIINI:40 .AI‘ID SMOKE CtASSIMifING'
coax 8-Tet . lr ES* -•
Office end SeJes fiFenr;
"ko.-4:Wood.red.,Pittaburek-Pa.
Smyyll & SNOWDEN'S -
___, -
NEW 7E41, 4,T0 RE, :
, . No. 34 Flftla.Sixeet.. . . .
&Villa. CIJRI.OI3B OOLONGS, FllibT' Totrso ,
HYSONS,. OUNROWDIR,B,'
• 1NPEN141....5, Et - 41.451i BNEKEPAST TEAS.
All purcbased at lowa4.CaSt bse9, and'f i thcae
sale lad Retail;at "
Valrr a /$
Fo ' IrEN%
-
Nrlat • . Nay Tieftire.St*aet-
• 43 4 .... •••
TAU4O II
CORNER. FOURTH AND SMITHFIELD STREETS;;
• ' • • ' • '• •rimturiatr,
fIAS JUST 11E0W
EE - Li -krieg;' , s# $ l - 1 /!!.
PLY ocEpriag and Sum!tteriloodi, 04 he is .
I r ld i rit o oneWnt ra a ue :! * °r • 47 ,; °l - the g . t eYin
IMM=II
-
1101 t EDFORD SPRINGS—THIS IV El L
i.) known and delightful summer resort will he open
for the-reception of visitors un the ftrstof Timm, and kept
opeli s till the find ofOctober. • • o •
.Ihe hotel:will be uoder the iumingeinentet Mr. A. G:
Allen, whose, experience, courteous minuet's, ind
atteta
hot to his guests,' give the aniplest axellfance 0f" 40.04
-and kind-treatment - - ,
Partiea wishing rooms or any -information itiregardle
the Piece, !!ilkFlt!'•4" AV L 44 47'
gurtr4tPl'49l4fjtiii{so .bT4 4,55.
•' ' "
mijourionent: 61.414.shriseew ;sale% '
s4tit PROPVITY 0F...
.11 BIRKS - 'RROGER, powtpotuid - unig WEDNIA,
yi July. 16th .By aide? - or thassmitreg. ,
• B. B. CHAMBERLIN; .
GEO. F. GILLMORE. , ,
Rochester;Stule 2411;1859. -
.X.TRA du e r, f brt na
s d e t rj . &
Cpy
go - . • No. 80, owner FbarthsadWood
Mf7f• Kr 1 - Mq
AL , nPI
iONN.BT IS, f r om !
N4w..toric :and : P 1 40 , 400i404 3, _ 0 9?).100Y41-9h we.
canaenslieg , lo? - .
raylo " 11010r411 Market kreet•
aigitlWitalt 41 , '..; s*stre)ll-'
- OWING - ENTRAGTB;.agsotfedi for if4o
bY .4IINP3Tocz '
jele ' °or:toe-wood ttlfourtil streets
-,.-
QCOTCH.ALEAND PORTER.- -
5 casks •Blood'e &ditch .•
•• - ,-••• • ' •
' •5 " • -.- Troute.4o . Ipdla Yale . , 1
2" - " • LondonPartarm siptAtiogid for
ettiely .-= 4p28).
.I.IIOT -olowetiviOt
#.-7',Shet.Otthe,w-leih togettierNrith, Mil wand variety,
makes oar Moak the Most ezieheive in the city.- They
ere-015 A el, very low. . T' A4l W. • .
rny% CARTWITIGH .
T VOITATtiood at.
EsgrlslVE#_A
. 15)
IiACHIXISTS 043 1 1y 4 T0: forwli onir
-31179 2 1 2' 2133 113"1 " 35161* _. _44:717"4'4"!_
itSUrnat.
NORTHERN
ABSURANC I E COXPAIrf
NO. 1, MOORGA'M STREET, LONDON.
CAPITAL $6,298,90 0 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 01
ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year
ending January - 933,73412
THIS co r l i tlyX, INSURES,ASINST
Loss or byfFire, nhinciAtetery ni4Ption,
of Property. ' Rata Of Peerniusr are fc, and,
in all cases, based upon the character of -the-owner or - -
occupant, and the merits of the risk:
Losses promptlyinijusted and, pshiwithont referelM9,---
td Lakion. -A iippdal perataikal,
,fraurjin:xided
ddln ssi t n t h i n '; 44 ' . 4 4.
Ityrari •nr vrmanmosii"
)desars. James 'Weeny a.Ce.,114 Wood street:
u John Floyd* Co.. 1.73 Wood street:
Browra Ifilltratricks, 10 - Liberty street:
D. , Greggt *Qq.ota,Woqd we9t;
' u WlLsen. bPDI toy & 54 Wood otioet f,
• James -Wen:Mien & Co.; M 3 Wood street.
." • limn& L Co', 95 Water sheet;' -
• • , 13: A. Fahnestock k Co., First and ate.;
u Joe.' Woodvrell * Co. Second antfWood eta;
• Boyehtlektofirth and-Market-streets
d ma id e a d l'eo„NlirodlantlA t itattrata
GeorsnaH.Studtt, Foq,;l3,Sank.street:
Messrs. Myers. Claghorn k. Co. `432 Market street;"
C 0.,• Wm. .
' M'Cnichoon' A - Collins, FrOntaral New streets
o Smith; Williams'k Co., 513 Market street; •
James Graliatn 1-.00433=H 23 Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitehell; Esq, President Mechtmica Bank
James Dunlap,-Esq„-Presidetit Union Bank:
Hon. W.-A. Porter,late Jtidge Supreme COnrt. , .
.
.TAMES W. AligOtt A g ent.. •
"iempors- Offles4lo3. Wood street-
JOHN 11. MELLOR
81 WOOD STREET..,
AT TIFIE CENETItIiT.
1 6 1AVat en firtit .'4
ESTABLISHED IN 1838.
ALLEGHENY INSUR Aga :t0
. .
' • OP PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE—No. 37 FlithStieit,
T.,I4SURIS - AGAINST ALL KINDS OR_
.1;"1 - 1RE AND MARINE ELSRS. • '
ISAAC JONES. President; JOHN D. afeCORD,
_Vine' •
President; 13:11. - BOOR; _Secretary ; Capt:: , WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent .•
Ihrrennnts—lsnac, Jones. C. G. Hussey, Harvey Childs,
Capt. H.'C. Gray, John - A: Wilson. B.L:Fahne...stock, John
D:lleCord, /sane Pennock. R. P. Sterling, Capt. Wm.
Dean, Thos: M.HoFre;Robt H. Darts. _ my'"
DEL WARE' RIIFITAL
B ETY.
INSURANCE COMPANY
NTORPOR&ED I3Y THE T,EGISLA.
TUB OF'PENNSLVANU,I63 S .
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER TEIRIYAND WALNUT STS.
PRIT..ADVIMR3A.
Illarinelnsurance.
ON VrSSEL.9,
CARGO. .Tchall parts of the world.
INLAND INSIfRANCES ,
On Goods, by Riven Canal, Lakes. end Land Carriages
On Merchandise geners.lll, ' • , •
On Stores, Dweltair; Rouses, 'eta etc..
ASSETS 0 T C a-4 PAIV r, _
Bona, Mortgage=, and Real _ n,363 35
Philadelphia City 6 cent. ... 105,1.44 00
PennsylvaniaBtate L0an5....„.,...... 4.,
.. tr .--,104,425 00
United States' Trdastny .. 30,112 50
Railroad 0 3 ceutildertgageßonds......!-.. —..., 67,3 - A.OO
stocks in Railroads, Gas and Insurance Cos-.- .25,3 C 50
Bills Receivable • • •
Cash'ort hand. . 42,067 85
Balance in kiwis of Agents, Premiums on
debts due the .
Marine Policies recently issued, another ot4F M1;24 14
j Di YZCTOaa. dE,Stoko4
Wm. Mein, F p - •
Edriiiind A. scalier. • • - sman,
, Theo2talus Paulding, , natunton:
Jolm if...Teri.“.-"e , • ii.,,,To4eaßraokef
- Join! o .Dsv , °=,' •
.sco•
James TraquiDit, ' , TV,Tmas c. 13
Lim.re. Jr", '• obertl3#oll; •
James C. nand, . , , Jacob p •
Ltlt"gP' . • j am ,,, B. NFarlaTatt: -
jose,pilli,SC-14 • Jo
hn, YFI 4 •
Dn-n- N 1 . 1 . 1 90 ,),,, ', •". J oh n , p„ , e m p
Geo. G. - rAeP9r, • D. T.14 0 1V 1 :4
llugh
•
-
(lartea
: - - J.
•
ILLIO 6AB:11c! Presi d ent.
TIIOS , rres , dent •
iforar Secretary j . mADETRA,A4 . ,*
de= ,_
95 Water. Ftreet, P/ttauarg:
• -
•
• PRILftiAT.PHIA-IiTILI3 - A. 1 411 3.
LIFE 3INSURANCE:;COMPANY,
•• •
tio i4se
- L Opposite the Custom Untsser
`IIARIt'ALL 'KINDS OF,INSIT
• RAiNCE, either Perpetual Or tirinited, on aviary ,
description of Property or alerchanotice, at reasonable .
Fates ot,prerniuni. - •
1t0.131.11T P. SUM, President,
: 'N. W. ;BALDWIN,I7Icis President, •
Charles payee,
E. D. Erigll.l, . GobTge? W. Brant, , ,
P. B. an' ery, SOseph 9. Pool,
C.Sherman, • • • dohs Clayton,„
S. J. Ahikargeo, • ; ; :
!• Ik ;` it ': l . a 7 - G.
Ijytil .• ~ Corner Third and Wood streets
PENASYLVANTA - 148IIANpRCO.
ot,frAtteitiArgliv...
- :03 Fourth IStreet
Jacob Painter, • Rody Patterson, ... arta Sproul,
C. A. coiton, James A. A. Carrier,, -
Henry Sprout; , George W ,
ith.
A. J. JoneS; 'Wade litarento • ; - - Robert Patrick,
Chartered .CapttaL.::-
~
,
0.
. FIRE, , AND: AM./AS pF de.
•
I wr.1.141°W...--
Opine...
otßrrss
A. A. CARRIER, PreNiainiti
GRIEB SPHPIiL Seeretitry.
Merchithte Ut4lipulgp,eqmplAy
OP PHILADELPaLk. • -
. .
secletilry
i m oulic.og c o pito 9tockpgid ip invoste4il.2oo,4o6
'MP! 45
t • : • • .• - • .. , ..t4 1 4 42 . 3 36
Insnrea Cargo Risks on the Ohio itndliaslssiMars n
and TribunFries.• Insures against leas .., 1 all
- Fire. Also, gsM:74 the Periled' tbe:;ie s and
Navigation spoton. • -
- 11••-• - •
Wm.. 17.: POW.; J. C. Montgomery,
11.1.14"Caan, P.:F, Wilmer; - Rima - Gallion,
Woolston, lobn A: Marshall, '7 CP.sa. B.:Wrlabt,
JoimJ ratters:By k2wood T.TlttreTl .1 • . •••
WILLIA101:: - P rr,' President,'
F.;WIT3II3R, Illeaviaident,
BI"CAI NJR.ec:ratia;ry.,_ 7:
v i.) 4 -'' 4 'l,FpElladitpi.;
..n - ---d, ifi', - • -, L -Ati4ATllilL, J1316C0 . k CSI,
1
SESierr iaal kc°4- .131)4T. Mr ecge'
"".
14 7 4 1g 5 it 0 . • C 'S'O: 97' NA it STE
Trmt"r"
th '
- . - Pumrcr, dTella r.or ..
P ' '- HT IiC , POINDEXTER, A • sit.
Pitt 6 ol#o: /***CROi la nY ,
110 9d WATER StREET, PITTSBURVi:
, .
ROBERT ,CiALWAY,,President4 • -
•' • '' • '• 'ALEX: BRADLEY; 'clop Presi'dent.
BYNERART,Recretitir.
aillf4nstiret itsiost-HULL "tip. CARGOMISEB, op
the Ohio and Mississimi triblpial*and
NARPIE-PisE.S - generWy .
AtidAktsAst. toss datlagehrAgt*li4t,
l'eritsidPl4 l ,a .tx,*4447;.lppi-
• 1 4F1 / A9 l ` 2 ,f •
Robervailway. _umh
V.4wsup„Bi.-p-, ,, . 'John Soc*,
;Aiwa NarstlA 11•/ Dug /Si - they, '-
James .41340n44. iaartes etrbutztvilf,
“Aleznucter !Ramey • 1.,T..z.t me ,a ti , .., „
•JohnFulletiou, •
. „, RelsqrsaLliss
p
Wiluarng_r„ . e2ft
Western Insuntae‘ enuipany,
,
- -I -, - -oF -PFTTSBEERGIt. , II -• :-
,
GEottai taustE,prisa ,-
int;,. f : t
_ , .1, , . P. M., GORDON, Secretary.
14 1 1 o9Water
Pie (sparK4 CP:a Warehouse,
N u.p;l. ftsiffVutPagtaillnds-or ,
PMEMIciId..4ItME
41.151C5.. , : , , .J. ~ *,,, a
/i Jilorms ImititAtio . por kg . DirectorsgrlM are
well known in-the conummay, and who are determined,
,by pron.:o4:os' imd trbehdityr td'uttiMalli thirlihracter
liimibp they hay/ agsmned,,osxitferl the , best protee
1000botel !ff.hOdwg9 OPP intim. , d,
1 4;o i llo -r§- 4-4 v ,4 !.!If.... - --.:. 849 .:-.,,, ,
Office furilittma... ....----- ~.- „DO 00
10P0R4c09 ,101 4 o Y—* ”,...----,••••••••--- ~ 386 3 9
cash
.. _ ~..„,„„,.... ............ .. ..... -11 15,387 25
PreinGliat4.7.-.5.:..e.,--,. ' .:..2...........t.....-... 20,076 12
libtestnd-hol*-ilteelluttiat•-*•-•.++.-..4-.:4 3 2 589 29
.10404 v os
. , „,.7. ' gysikirigls.;-
Genie ,r , ,--.. t & Mines, dr.
' jlW 'T u aitftief, l :* i ' ''` ` . l7.ge - I ' 4 ' 4
.-A 4 drew Ackley, .-• ) ~1; Wm. Mer.fLoilf
‘ Niz b ank iika mm. , 4 i , Altiumder Prmomk,
p.m, ..;131, r , ~ , , Wm• 8-t3°444 .
- ' C. • ..• l'icicgtaiTa• - 1° "'"
k II 4:4 I ST, I O O a I W. FS P ,I,,
•-• •
Vl scurvITIAN,A
PRACTICAL. LITHatRIPRER
CORNER THP filit . llllßET STREETS,
TIIIILDINGs;
COXPretE ASSORT*EIiT
tAiktt , :esi - D cattthßE...\-s
•
C.,I)LORED
Tarr krk • 13`,.. Sala= ik`M'S