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THURSDAY MORNING JULY 7, 1859
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON I. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia.
--- 61TP:V EYOR OPlti ETLAL,
JowtomwE, of :Franklin County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
ASSISTANT LtN, Jcourz
GEORGE F. 011,1010.1tE, of. Pitisburgb
- DISTRICT
JOHN N. M'CIAIiNVII,Y, of Plipiburgli
.ATATC S.M
SAMUEL' WKF,E, nt Birmingham
. .
EPTI• H. DAVIS. of Alfrghouy City; .
8A id I.IEI. W. MEAN& of tz.binetoti lowno)iir,
ini.n •If. ti'I'EVE.INISON, 14..0n towimhil;
JACOB srlyeKitATLl. ut'Alleglleny City:
ANDREW JACEE(./N BEAl)?AloNT, PatstitirAh
efirTrt C01111,1MONL11:
EDWAIID CA 9IPBELI.; Pittsburgh
COUNIr TTISVVRE.P.:
JAMES BLACI(MORF:of Pittsburgh.
COI.7XTY AVOIT01::
JOHN T. SIAM ES, of Pittsburgh
031.17TT 14MIXEI'011:
JOEL KETCHUM, of Elizabeth
lIITTOR OP Mt DOOM
cOL ,TfICMAS NEEL. of Tarentum
110WDYISIII IN CITIES.
cities of the Union, row
dyismappetini to be on : the increase. Ali
• the efforts of the authorities, and all the
• - - -
present punishments or the law, seem to be
ineffectual in preventing outlaws and pub
lic marauders from Constant eflbrts to distin
guish themselves by bad deeds. Our own
nit} , is, unfortunately, ' infested to a very
serious and - alarming extent, with a class of
idle, disorderly persons, lewd fellows of
' the baser sort," Who seem to glory in a Ca
reer of outrage and criminality. Itis man
ifest that we have amongst us,-a large num
ber of persons who, fresh fnim the scenes of
dissipation,_ are constantly ready to com
mit acts of the most fiendish atrocity—
ready t l O light the incendiary's torch—to
sacrifice life, to flestroy property, rob or
plunder, and who do not, shrink from high
handed offenses of all descriptions. They
are mostly young nien, given up to aban
doned, profligate and dissolute lives ; per
sons who set law at defiance, and pursue a
course in direct variance with the peace and
good order of soCipty. Public gatherings,
for charitable or social purposes, are infesto.
by these gangs of rowdies.and people are no ,
safe in: the enjoyment of the common privi
leges of the citizen,orring to their outrageous
conduct. On public occasions these disreput
able and dangerous characters, relying upon
their strength of numbers and brute force.are
accustomed to disturb and annoy rospee tat le
Citizens most shamefully. Tirey go mound
in gangs; runt no one is sale from their in•
sults and attacks. On the Fourth of :luly,
the visitors'nt the Orphans' Pie,N ie. at the
Iran City Park, were greatly annoyed by a
gang of twenty or thirty desperadoes, or the
'character of which we speak, and several of
the ple-nie parties mound the city hat their
pleasure destroyed by similar gangs.
Bernie means should be devised to.put a
stop to, turd punish these acts of criminal
rocidyistri. The record of our criminal
court for the past year. shows thnt they
lead to the worst of Crimes. The knife and
the pistol are freely used.
It is the certainty of punishment ,which
deters people of this character front the
Commission of crime, and instead of a pf7eu
tiicry, fine for "disorderly combust," the.,
tiutlakva should be imprisoned long enough
to reform their manners, if not their inorals.
The carrying of concealed d6adly weapotis
is a great publib evil and a. stringent legis
lative act is necessary in this. State for the
prevention of the prat: e. Parents should
also guard more carefully than they do their
children and prevent them front falhng into
rowdy practiees. The law F hould do all it
_6lOO punish the evil doers and a higher
tone of moral education should prevent their
We have noted with some degree of at
.,tetation, as far as such matters have- collie.
within the reach of our observation, the
end of these notorious characters—men dis
tinguished "a. 4 bidlic4,' bravadoes, cutters;
fighters, outlaws, incendiaries, night prowl
ers; and all champions of lawlessness. At.
one time or another, sooner or later, they
are themselves, with almost unerring cer
tainty, cut off by violence in some stage of
their disreputable career.
Tho offenceS and crimes of these fostering
sores upon the community—blots upon the
lierdthfulness, good government and safety
of society—are almoSt as had as pestiknee
tmdfamine. If they will not be warned-by
the eonstantlyrecurring punishments of the
- . l.S.W'aird the the miserable termination of a
lawless life, society must provide both pre
vention and cure for . this sore evil. The
prevention lies in better parental - and mor
al instruction of theyoung—the cure in the
more certain and stringent punishment of
evil doers.
•
PITTSBURGH AND.BI RMINGIR A NI
RAILWAY COMPANY.
The Governor has issued. the Letters: Pat
ent to the Pittsburgh and. Birmingham' Pas
senger Railway Company, and in a few days
'the Conipany will organize and proceed With
the initiatory steps to complete this very de
sirable public improvement.
Tne 21-ue. Press expresses itself Satisfied
with the estimation in which the communi
ty hold - it! Modest men are its editors.
:They measure their merits as the editor of
the Journal does his strawberries—in small
boxes. ,, - ' •
CRY Passenger Railroads In Baltimore.
The scene at the subscription to the first
City Passenger Railroad in Baltimore was
more amusing and exciting than that at Pitts
burgh-.".• There was no light, it is true, but
some Ono stole the book of subscription, and
there was quite hunt for it before it ob
tained. The amount subscribed was one hun
dred-and fifty millions of dollars, a sum: large
enough to carry on the war against Austria,
sad'drive her out of Lombardy and . Venice,'
One 'individual subscribed sixty 7 lyoluillions
of -dollars; one subscribed fifty milliOns,i and:
another ten Millions. A Philadelphian, named
Graff, subscribed for five millidollareworth,
with a proviso securing one million shares. It,
is gratifying toknow that, after welkaie built
our: city railroads, there is so much. money
lying loosely ithout, ready to be-invested in
other enterprises of Unkind in other cities.
The amount really needed. for the work
is . .probably half a million, so that tho;ro
will- be a conliderable • overplus, and• we
would advise the Baltimoreans, Widle the
spirit is up, to pu‘sli „ their 'railroads forward.
There may not, if the war continues very lone's,
'be so much spare capitatakout hereafter. . •
Tnr. death of the venerable Richard Rush
of Philadelphia, was reported on Sunday night
bathe Ledger of Monday Contradicts it, flay
ing; however, that M. Rush is in a critical
and dangerous state of health.
.„
.4'; 14.
[From the New York Post.]
Tau, (GREAT BALLOON VOI" ',. , C ,
..,_.,
If, asO.sorally conceded, e ery no - cie c
and theco -- , musrla=Wwitti„:46 r . , o ,i
l iv
before its truth .oSeurspn " rbe ••,ka, :0 ,., ,
the disciples of; ugt?,.l.lti !xe , tco ' atu a ;
themselvO. onlutvitfg re • . gat r . 't ~ ~
mark Otittfentitira, -, >, , ,, Whate , y ;,...,.
,7, u ;i , ,
tiniato result of thehallootiliw expert :n .
that have taken place during the last I ft,
years, it must be acknowledged that, the 'e - it.'
perimenters—have- nutuin , ted -an...unflhiching
courage nad perseverance; they have risked
their tbrtunes and their lives, if not their "sa
cr,
.ed honors," it the pursuit of their favorite
heoryTo be Sure so Tar they have only
• _
been called l visinnary-apPanatical, jiut it is
difficult toiaSeLhhweifiist4.l,4balifisMiStors or
discoverers have been assailed by similar epi
thets, and wouldiiii'veretaiiied 'Them to this
day had not their efforts beeir'finally crowned
With succ.ess. , .ThlSsueOgs - is the great alchy
mist. turning' thii 'hitser: ifnet& of raiiittieisra
into the sterling gold'of Tame.
' Balloons were tint : Aid 4 befor-ii MG. Cav
endish then diseocered theextraordittary
hess of hydrogen gas;:nrl in 1782.1,110 first suc
cessful balloon ascent.was.made from Lyons.
in France, -This-balloon wasone hundred and
ten feet in circumference,.and weighed five
hundred pounds. Soon After balloons were
Sent up at, Paris.. and again at Lyons, with An
imals attached ; but it was not till Noyember
of the same year that any experimenter Was.
bold enough to risk himself in a balloon. On
the 21st of November, 17:42, the Marquis d'Ar
landes and 31. PilatredeltoMer made an ascent
of about three thousand feet,- but returned to
the earth in about half nn hour. Immediately
a number of adventurous krenchinen went
into amateur ballooning, among them the
Duke of Orleans, and in 176-1 two ; Americans,
Dr. John Jeffries and Mr. Illanehard, of lies
. ton, crossed the ChanneLat Dover and, landed
in the forest of Guiennes. 1785 the bal
limning mania received a check. ,11
who first mule a balloun ascension, was ma
king, in June, 1785, a balloon excursion from
England. to France, when, .by some accident,
the balloon caught on lire, and the unfortunate
voyagers were precipitated on the rock* below.
During the French Revolution of 17tH , bal
loons were used to inspect, the movements of
the hostile troops, and in ltiO-1 an ascent was
made for purely scientific objects by Messrs.
Lussac and Blot In Mal, M. Blanchard made
the first balloon ascension on record in this
city. Since that thou various experimenters
have- essay - Ml to mount the air, some:meeting
the fate of Icarus, others enjoying greater or
lees al:mew
In this country the most famous of the "in.
trepid ierontints"—that is what they are usu.
ally called in the newspapers— hat.. been Mr,
Blanchard, who died in 1609, after having
made sixty-six ascents: Mrs. Blanchard. he
wife, who made her last aseensiott from Paris
in 1511, when her balloon. took tire front sointl
fireworks she foolishly took up with her, and
she wee dashed to the earth and killxxl M.
Patin, M. tiodard, and Messrs. Wise, Green,
La Mountain. Gager, Carlincourt and Thurs
ton. the latter of whom mot with A sad 'fate on
his last voyage, hut a few months since. There
hare also been, from time to time. various c'ro
nautic experiment; developing themselves in
parachutes, flying ships, etc. Perhapa the
mist remarkable of these was the Flying Ship,
invented Will rondo by Mr. Thomas Itobjohn,
now a successful organ-builder or this: city.
This curious vessel exhibited erreat ingenuity in
its construction, and excited considerablepuldie
attention some ten years ago; it, however,
failed to vrove practfeally successful, and tho
ingenious inventor added nuoth:r to the list of
aerewtatie navigators—they who risked and
lost their fortunes tlr their airy theory.
In another column will be found afull
tory of the great balloon voyage, recently um
dertaken and completed by Messrs. Wis.%
ger and La Mountaine, who left, St. tooi,,
Missouri, tit six.ocloek and forty Minutest.. on
Friday, arid landed at . Peaderson, .tetrerson
scants, New York. on Saturday; attwo
~* c loA, mating in eighteen hours a voyage
which, by uninterrupted railway. .traveling by
express trains, takes thirty-eight hours. Thii
is the greatest balloon trip nil record. lit
-18d6, three Englishinen, Messrs. • Itolland,
Mason and Green, sailed from London, and
landed near Weilburg, in the liochy of NAF,
slim having mado the distance of live hundred
miles in eighteen bourn. The American turd
nauts. however, have made eleven hundred and
tiffs miles in nineteen Maas and a half.
Mr. Wise, now a man of over fifty years of
age. has la-en engaged in :even:lmM experi
ments for sonic twenty-four years. 4e Is A
native of Lancaster, Pennsylvania; and ill,
manner, quiet and thoughtful, T -111, , fss - wit
but little with the general idea of a cif-iiitiar!s;
enthusiast, as many honest persons !believe ev
ery mronaut to be. Ile has recently made
what lie claims to by a. great dheovcry—Alle
existence of a western zerial trade.wiud,.which
Le prq,Osrs to turn to net-omit in his projected
trans-Atlantic balloon vdyag9...,plk49, me
reeria*ted Congress in vain, an air luck of
fends ho has been finable to build a bath+
sufficiently large to undertake such 'extensive
journeys. u convention of :enemas in
this city, held last May. however; the prelimi
naries were arranged, and Mr.;,o„ As Gager. of
Vermont, agreed to furnish the capital, 3lr.
La Mountain° to sunerintend the tionstreetien
of the balloon, and Mr. Whie to eonditet, the
experimental voyageft. The tint of theso
ages bits been a success, as far as can he jrikvil
at present. and Will probably be 4011 . 04 h . ,)
daring attempt to cross the ocean literally to
' 'lc wings of the wind.
The Attack on the Benicia Boprkeial Par
Last evening a sparring exhibition tank
place at the National Theatre. for; the purpoie,.
mainly, of displaying the scientific pug•ilisMoi
Jemmy Massey, ncelebrated prizer-fighter from
L ou d". who has b ee n for several Months. so,-
journing in the United States. Several iin
dred pram admirers of the manly art of self-,
defence assembled_ to wttnessAlmumilling, As
is usual on such occasions, several thitic gentle
men,. whose names were set down on the bills,
did not appear' Last night, viz: Australian
Kelhiy. (who tied been matched to light Ned
Price.) Young Bitter, lairney Ford. Uareteeb
Boy, C. Holmes. dories, of South Boston, rend
Jack McLeod. John C. Heenan was annein
cial as muster of. ceremonies,.. but be:yielded
that office to Professor Taylor, who has bails°
much experience in affairs of that kind , in our
' •
city.. .
The sparring exhibited was very ge'od t ." '±ho
two boys called "Young Heenan and -"Yoting
Morrissey,7 who have disployed their skilli,on
several previous occasions, ii.arry Fineg,ass and
Charley Oakes of Now York, Jackson and
Young3leCluiley; 'John' Cosgrove 'and Jack
Pope,'Ned Price and Young Celbe.rt took part.
• The last set-to; between Professor-Taylor and
Jemmy Massey,furnished the-conclusion to the
entertainment. "When the audience vier e lefty
ing the theatre Mr. Heenan was 'sot upon. by
ruffians in Portland street, - who struck him
from behind with a billy or a slung shot and
felled him to the ground: • I
Mr.' neenansegained his feet rind clearedltlil
way before him, but was repeatedly assauited"
with clubs 'from behind and knocked Own
three times. The gang of ruffians who Sur
rounded him were , numerous, enough' to pre
*ent the immediate interference of any Pilo
Who might liat;e' been' dispcised tifiave lits life.
Knives and pistOls were ilouriehed, and one of
the lattrr was placed at-his sidelind snapped,
hut, fortunately, it did n0t,01 1, A9. '
Heenan. manage& to fre4- linself- froml . hia
tnurderons'assailants - just. as.a back watepaming
apothecary store near. the .11everellotise, and
ot
waa
S it
Doctor's Dale and Jones were called, He iwai
and b b u
o e o:n d
bleeding
ge
profu y. sely
it. r
i n s Irs:::10:
unds 3 ;g
e t.1.:1: 1 igx ndB.
n
was injured and his clothing-was-11xstn And'
was conveyed to the house of: it. friend. .and
medical aid applied.. • • . ,
The attack was evidently a precancerted hno
- and made with murderous intent, in { the most
cowardly _manner, and it is fortunate for the
object of it that be escaped with hislird: , tt is
supposed to have been instigated in tOnseciab nee
of a grudge borne by II person, who bad a inis
understandingwith Rem:kali:lp Neslll — Orkituid
was considered by him to - have been settled at
or near the time of itvoceurrenee.-
,The hired bullio
_RhO cOn4ol44Zhe tnur.,
derous assault. performed' iheir Joh - so sudleroy
that there was no
_opportunity for the polka to
interfere. The
,'wounds are not considered
dangerous unless Serious inflatrunatrPA sljould
take place. •• I •„„ i • "
A Ler of woedeock§ were recently Servild up .
at the Revere Ro'use, in Boston, and It tieing
agairrat theinw to kill,' sell or =buy those birds
between The first' of March and, the- folds 4§f
July, a complaint WAS made by itui„ police, ,
equrton Sicturd4r, June 26th, andlbe-propri.
tor Rued five dollars for each The!corp=
plaint alleied that ten birds hii4,hee4
and the yroprietor was' t L.coordi!tglx
in the sum of fifty dollars.
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• 7 . , 4 , t
MIMI
4
, •:TY
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,
_ .
Oculars. •
{From the Boston Borald, July 2.1
"1 •
' 4- ..c•,ount of the Perilous Pass, of Mon"
sieur Blondiu. ,?
1 • [From the Buffalo Couricegitt: r OrL]
~-.
..,- ~ .%41t five o'clock the darink , nehmen' act
;t .enfed at the head of the *ble,:*ad eye,lso,
aignal to fire the gun. He 14d dbffed leisPlit..l
liple vest, cap, wig, and trowadts, ati . d appearM,
iI , sb colored shirt, tights and 'huse.,'.-Ortidng
,
1-6 - 13 e mismanagement, it was found,lMpessi-
I n
Lble to discharge the gun, and'ivaitnigautpa
tiently for a few minutes, Monsieur waived hig
hand_to_thalland_which struck up an inspir
ing strain,and Monsieur boldly started down the
rope toward thiXiaiiining 'ehasni,latinsiOsy but 1
steady pace; while every man, *ennui - and
child held their breath. Blondin him-self was
probably the coolest and most indifferent per
son in sight of 'the two 'riations:' The sun
about twenty degrees! above , the-horizon, hot,
and brassy , , darted 'his fierce- rays full in his
Care, • bld'he catritly , and quietly -pursued his
way, using his- billeinee pole, which was of
enormous length, , birt very slightly.- : -
On reaching the fourth 03...ab0ut one bun
, area feet freM 'the bank, he paused—sat down
—their laid -down•crilinly on his back, at which
the Whele of the immense throng werO visibly
liffiTtekl - With Palpitation , of tho• heart, ;and
.. even qhe boldest - h eld 'his breath." After a
nitimenesinterval, Monsier again 'arose .and
walked: nimbly; 'stopping only once more until ,
he-reached nearly the centre- of the gorge,
Where he balanced hireself on one feet again,
nod laid down to rest, and finally sat up beck
oning to the Maid of the Mist.: which Was
below, with a large number of people on beard,
to approach him. At the same time he drop
ped a line, to which, when the steamer came
or; WM attached a small bottle of wine, w hi c h
he heisted up and emptied, The conclusion of
this feat was greeted with loud applause, from
the toseurbled throng on both sides of the
river. - _ ..
From this point the Frenchman made his
way without stopping,and at a rapid pace, until
ho reached- the! oppnwite - end, when the long
pent-up anxiety of the crowd found vent in
loud and oft repeated cheers. As ho ap
proached the Canadian side, an excellent brass
band greeted him with to Get out of the Wil
derness." Tho whole time occupied in cross
ing, tho chasm, including the stoppages, WAS
seventeen and a half minutes. When the
thing was nccomplished, every body knew that
it.would be. and, with scarcely an exception,
ench had predicted the. remit. All cofeseed,
however, that it was the moot astonishing ex
hibition of nerve and daring which it had
ever been their lot to witne , w.
(In arriving nt the Canadian side. M. Blon
din gave a performanee on the tight. rope, simi
lar to that given proviona to the grand feat.
Duringthe interval, the crowd on tho Ameri
can side wee amused by emeteur attempts at
rope walking (at a ware distance from Ilia - brink,
however), n tight or two, and in disemsing the
merits of the performance. A subscription
was also set on foot for the lament of Minn.
illondin, and quite re-pectable ,unt was
lected.
At "fl:10, preclwelv, a shout from the Cana
dian wide recalliNl the spectators or what there
waw left of them,) to the river bank, from which
Mom , . Illendin Was beheld wetting out on his
return. Thic time the passage was made much
riutekce its OW daring artist only paused once,
in the middle of the river, to rest himself, mak
ing the paw - -age in Otfletly seven minutes. Ho
VMS received on landing with ',bouts of ap-
planwe, the band playing; Yankee ac
eompariied by thez.hrilt whistle:of several loco
motives, which were drawn up on each bank
in vatting. lie was also seized by the hand by
numerous entiimbictlo holiet ors, who warmly
congratulated bim on the sincesAfad termina
tion of his perilou. feat. lions. tilondin m
e...bred terse marks of approbation with the
chararterh.tic !enc./. and suavity of a French
man. and when ,eized by eager hands and
borne in triumph on the shoulders of men to
his carriage, he in no degree relaxed from the
graceful bon hot,toir. for which he is to much
distingul.hed. Ho appeared to be but little
fatigued or excited, and said that the only /Ml
lily i.e felt wa- on a‘rount of his friends, the
spectators.
We learn that Monsieur Blondin will give
another' performance of a similar kind on the
Fourth of July, (Monday). when the proba
bility is that there will ho a largely increased
idtemianee. Wo -tumid not. MI surprised to see
him wheeling a barrow iwro.na the gorge in leva
than to' dart with a man in it. Tim fact it.
that with a Itin/1 of M. Itiondio°,, !wry° and
• ability. there it scarcely a shadow of danger in
the undertaking.
A. Setae at the !French Court--The French
Emperor Sends au Awdrlau Ntaudard to
the I,Jupreas.
Pan, t ',men leneo :N. T. herald.)
on tduinlay evening a very interesting core-
Molly occurred at L. Cloud, which gave occa-
P 14,11 ler the Eintireii4 Regent to add another
wre a th to her ]ropy in the lists of graceful es
iirderly iiflicer of the Emperor,al
nio;st reali:7ing the winged milmnigers of heath•
en fable—for lieriecomplish,A hi s voykg a f jr „ ti ,
the Laip4,rial headquarters in the short !pace of
torte hours—arrived at the palace with an
A le,trian standard, cluireil by the Emperor to
lay it et the feet of the limpress. It was Na
poleon's general's maiden-sword,
offered in the-midst of horannebs of victory to
the dirine of his well beloved. Great was the
flutter and stir tha.arriv,s) of such a messenger
treated in thesoprlneely halls. •• Oh ! let us
du him all the liew'ibat becomes such a hear
er." the Ernp_resseiefaitnetl, and as soon as the
awl rtat. l .lllljor Schnitz, had slaked his thirst
and renovated hlaihnerand outer man, a mare
schril of this palace, gleaming in crimson and
geld, waited upon him to conduct him to the
r;tate reception room. There his eye met a
sight that might well have dazzled the vision
of one lea mkdte Courts, The Imperial house
hold was is a blaze of State livery, is corps of
the Pent Gerdes lined the anti-cltinhers, all
arrayed en grande tome The Mareschaux of
the T'ilnee, whose dress is magnificent on State
occasions, sliried.the throne with .their rich
crimson vestments, flinging a radiance over
the
. Court dresses of the entourage. On the
throne-sat her Majesty, the Emprcza 'Regent,
1111 d on n superb footstool the little Prince Im
perial. Behind, and on either side, a bevy of
Maids of honor completed the talileatu. Ono
visa almnit tempted to call to mind - the Latin
poet's description of royalty on another occa
sion :
Thi t tlneen nL)Cn-1/1 nte
pes;.. ith headPT
Thf - .l,rowny ...In - riinitini tinier stand,
A tiow'rd 4.ytritir with golden rings she wore,
Awl gulden quiver bore;
flneihq'halra golden 'curl reetrains;
A gulden chop t h e Tynan robe sustains,
'l'llonyeung Aselittles with 4 SittiglitlY gr440,,3C
. . .
Lient-Cel. Schnitz—for to that rank ha was
raised instanter—acquitted himself with all the
dignity that might be expected from a preux
chevalier of commanding person and ,address.
Haying bent hie knee before and saluted the
hand of the Empress, he said it was his happi
ness to state that ha left hie Majesty in excel
lent health, and that he esteemed it. a high. hon.
or and most distinguished privilege to be depu
ted to,present to the Empress Regent in the
name of the Whole ariny—hapk - iy in the idea of
seeing the trophy in her Majesty's hands—a
color taken frmn the enemy—and the accep
' Maeda which was besought as a new,pledge of
that army's otirection for herself and its devo
.tedlfeeste the imperial. dynasty.. :
~,:The.Enspreas,overceino .by. bar :tears, had
some difficulty in uttering the warm expressions
wtiich rose from her heart. In fact, everybody
seeped moved '; and the manly tones of the gal-
Tlent'niesseuger's yoke beano!, subsided before
the humid eyelids of many enefessol the emo
tions-he had caused. • The Empress examined
the'beautiful standard, which was an exceed
ingly,fine ono, although pierced in nuinerous
+plates 'by Musket balls and grape, end then
placed 3t in the hands of the little Prince Im.
, Who' seemed exceedingly inquisitive
about the whole affair.
'Xi4E Milwaukee (Wisconsin) Beatincl says
tliii4 ( some; idea may be formed of the ortent to
whirilyheat gambling is carried on, when it is
knewrt that for soma weeks past thd reported
sales h'evei generally range& front 40,000 W SO,-
WO bushels each day, while the receipts sel
dom. exceed..ls,Wmaliels. Some orthe larg
est operators never in reality own a bushel or
.wheat. .
Another Instance of the o cacy
have's/ Holland Bitters.
N. Pinunmxilut, at Trnibn. Ofn4n,
tember ens Some weeks atitc being so.
ailbeted with uneasiness at the stomach, loss of
appetite, and at times strong symptoms of GrPePeit 1
was Unlaced to try your HOZIAND EnTras, , Ike it
ittnt itu,actofjustice to the uticle,mi well as far e good
those Who may be affected with like dera ngement of
the s tomach , to state that the use of one single bottiO of
th i s m m ie m e proved -of incalculable .benef4 having
:fraed.thatacimach from all sense ef depressieworld re ,
.rniored.every symptom of dyspepsia. I would also m.
Imptk ` h elber,trierribers of my family, who were af
,theten na 'sunder manner With Myself, wors t : entirely
'relidst‘d hythe use of a single bottle each.
• 'Read Cargilliv—The Genuine highly Concentrated
!Barhave'sijdollaltddilittera te put up m pint bottles
.ottlyiandretalled at one dollar per bottle.s The great
,d an yiiidtorthis truly celebrated Medicine lika 'induced
man m i day mm , which the public should guard against
eurE>>niuglrevutniofimixditlen Sentluttour name
Mtn tbelelmlof (wag bottle ton.bsy, ~„.
, SENIAIdIN PAGE, 00 Sole ProO, store, No
t' Wood. between First and ago& ul streets, Pittsburgh.
Mtn
. yr
Stir 3,dvertOnttnis
f,..4. A eN-, ',' rtilisaa e tT a . a t t , - NE 27TH, 1859.
4 \ .....4. . 1 " . , .. r. , 4 - , • ,, e...14,,,..„ ‘ ' r&a o„ig: co Btiba Fihited i randl colt of ,tho al Board of Education
14 .
k'i,7i,. -- 4e.,r.o7theTriare,and Secretaries. and
. ...!
of Citi.of Pittiititirglirhavo erarri=u —aP
hE4 " .' nrer'w fiends Bp tho , fith Jaly'hding Eight Thousand Four
it ß u un ‘ dre h° d ;ail T to en k. Do c° l=l t en t d h lli bai nety i k ri etto..Vinnex7l , wo sukanit an . aba .,,, trtic : tori , t
: tl . : A T id ren n s 3 u , r r e . ca iN ac c e . c u o D un . t,
accurapanied with a detailed statepie,t 24 ? in ftir Collectors ' aecounts,Oiul thiii Cost of tho Wnrd, Colored and High
Schools. • - ' ' - -.: ~':; ',.:.; ' . ':i. ,, - - -30i3EPH ROSS.
TREASURERS; ACCOUNTS. ,
DR. REUBEN MILLER, Si., Ea., IN ACCOUNT WITH CENTRAL BoAnDbP' EDUCATION. CR.
1137.4—.1uue 14, To Balance._ • S - 8,097 10
" clish,W.E3hore,Co l ketor Bth
. warde185.4.., •
" Collectors, '' ' 4- 25 flO!
I,BGO
165 . 6. 22, 6 7 1 00
u 64 County Treasurer for
unseated lots G 4 46
1669—F0b. 113,,T0ba616e. . —.4 -CAI 63
. . .
JAMF.. D. KELLY, Esp., IN ACCOUNT WITH CENTRAL BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SLY—Feb. 25, To bal. from R. Miller, Jr $ 11,S01
" Collectorß,lBs B 141.41'
" State appropriation— 3,720.00
limo—Juno 6, To Waco 011
SSH To Duplicoto
SW-Juno, To txdence due subject to conk. and
examinations $1,3.013
JOHN GREEN,
658 To Duplicate-
1594- Juos, To'belance due subject to cow. and
esouerattous 4W 83
.1014 ti ItAGEE,
UttaS To Duplicate.-
1859-June, To balance dne subject to coin. and
azonerttioan $1,T29
RICHARD HOPE,
sZ.S To Du plicate
s:' , 9 -June, To b3'snes Sao and ject to rom. rnd
etQaorettotts ..... . ...... ..... 7Th
J EREM lA.II YIZE
To IMiplicato
arh-Juno. To baLanoo doo 1104,cl to cont. and
elonerstoo.. ...... $ r,3
ANDREW WOLF
to
Dupgctia-1...
ts ,- .-Joros. To balance I luo ntalvet to MITI. snit
OiulterniloLlS >< 717 29
To Duplwato
arid-Juno. To Wantw duo antjoet to nom. and
exonetnt i0n...._......... ytti 0.;
Tittl.ALV.4 NEELY
A To PIIITIIIIIII,
SYI-Joao, To tod-oco duo ISOttirCt to cotn stud
exouersto,n,... .... . ........... ...1 f 5 9 .2 tn
llt't ti 44 !!I]4o
To Duplteltr__
1 6 44-June, Tu talenee due Nutlett to cum. and
exouerelicrem no o 9
If PAD P.CIIOOI.S.
Firif Ir.li-Priblipal 3 Rl2 50
Amn:Atanta.. - .2, , 1.33 75
kiROV3OIK..I 13.5 0043941 25
S.es'./ 11"mi-1 ineipoll 812 50
A. : I.l.ant, . 50142 113
tincht Schnol WO 00_3,101 CZ
Tholill'ord-linsco4--- ..... - ..... - .... fil2 DO
eta,t9t3 1141 4,153 75
Night Soh 001 . 11R 15-3.685 00
10..'A 11"0.11--1'nneipa. - - 1.13 50
Ai4iAlallto 2.061 55
Nl'llooo,ol 100 06...2,074 CK,
Fi,ftA 11;mi -Priurtpal 1112 50
A eskistants. 4,242 30
Night School 150 00-5.'14 Rko
.SattA 1111,1.-Prateipal 012 50
As..lo.3liti 3:575 30
'.`i i r.bt Hetlo.o 100 00-4,4',7 $1)
~ 3 .1, , 11 .0•1 I -pi i nci pal. 70 Al
Assietiout ....... .. .... ...... .. 1,3„11 On
;50gli1SrfirR0 l(X) 1.10-.2.,n65 011
1:!y'll WO,l-Prisripal.. -- Rl2 50
- Outstantrg warrant 33 2i
As2.iltants. 2.741 30
Niglit.Scbool 150 00-3.737 7:I
„Vin'A Ilard-Principal...__.. - 012 GO
ARISE.33OI. 2,0'.:1 05
. Night School.. 125 00-3,530 55
~
ALLEGHENY . FIRE CONITANT Nll.
There will 14 a meeting of the company Tif
THFII I I/A V, EVENING. at eight o'clock. Punctual
attctulanou Follleanc4.
17: It
ROOFIN4.
Gum Klastle Improved Cement and Canvass
Rooting, Felt Cement, and Gravel
ROOFING!
Also, Agents For
Patented Aspheltio Boating Pelt.
ROOFING MATERIALS FOR SALE,
WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR APPLYING. OLD
ROOFS BERNIRF.D
TOSIVITHFIRLD ST, BRTIVREN FOURTH tt FIFTH.
jy7:dew BATES A JOHNSON.
IDREscxyrrs lIISTORICAL WoßKs.
The Comp:1014ot Mexico; 3 vols.
The Conquest of Peru; 2 vols.
Ferdinand and Isabella; 3 rola
Phillip the Second; 3 vols. -
Charles the Fifth; 3 vols. . • •
Biographical and Critical AUSldellarlini; I vol.
KAY A CO, 55 Wood street.
_I;)ESI.LVER'S LAHOE7MAI OF THE
Seat. of War--contalning a Cull map• of Etirope,
an seyorato maps Of Italy, Sardinia:and the Austrian
'Empire. Ur) KAY LIJ, 55 'Wood st.
WiLsOWs HISTORY OF THE. ()ON
quest of Mexico, with numerous illustrations.
In ono vol., evo. Dylj KAY A CV., 55 Wood et.
'QWEIVIIERE betweotr tho Charles
to Hotel and Market street, either along Third or
Fourth streets, a .PLAITED HAIR BRAID.. The finder
will be rewarded on learns: it at this office.. . f4t._
$2 000tf011ik,BRICK ROUST and
Al
le 10 CAI •of
g round, on Bank Lane'
for kaires of choice land, and dwelling house,
at 4 miles from the city.
$3,800 for lib acres of land, at sixteen miles from the
.cat3r. with good improveroeu{s.
$O,OOO for 2D acres of hied, at four miles from the city;
gOod house; barn; stable, ae--orehhad of from
400 to 400 tielis;elt tinder pal once-coat of good qual
ity, The irnpnorements on 'the plaos aro worth $4,500.
These properties and many others are for We by
CUTHBERT A BON;
lye Esisda Agents. a moket..treet.
C"E. S
'E.-200 boxes extra prime cutting
chesss fgr BOP, bi
JO • TINNILY H. COLLIM
_ .
A CE'FIS p44l9zOgfor e
T
La jyt' • • • • If ENRY -4514,145.
A S, FANS:--2; ' Palm — Leal. FAns,
sold by case or tingle.' Linen and Paper
'atm, at low pricosat. ••••", ELTON: 4I BF%; 4 VON, .
jy4 • . Ptah and Markel. eta: 4
ERANDIEki gEDICAL PURPOSES
—Wammted of the hest AlliN a complete
amortmetd. of Winos, :Whiskeys and Gina, or saperior
quality, kept_ constantly hand
vimniurs,
jeu, ~.; Dornoi Diamond and Market street.
VLSITING TAOK,:g,--jay}Ag for several
yeire tattle-the bityfurind fu lling of
- 718 RING , .TACILLR
sn important feature in our balances, we have now on
nand to' all odda the beat Variety of goods in this line to
be found in the city.
• Protessional or Ameba& Fishermen will find every
thine , in the Olio of Ftar at low prices. ,
, t e a - Bows T bp , No. 1.36 Wood street.
L$E2l:l ARRIVAL-400 boxo .Pajfirmo
oranges, sweet, and 100 boxes Paleuno Lemons,
lust receiving thia, day, and for sale by
ItEIMER,A ANDERSON, •
jel3 • Nci. upposoos3. Charles Rotel.
§}LIV AND CFING#4OI BIIN-iniiBREL
• LAS; id gram barniis. • FAWN. MEE A Do.,
• I Ftittt and paket streets.
•
111114:181.EILY, GLO AU.
V.M,GNTLiBTS and
JUL :Mitt^ marked don) mar"
jpi _ EANON, OREE CV.. Vilna and Market. eta
xnf.i LES. CARAWAY SEED. just re
1-rm mired said for sale tq_
41ECKHAItt t grT.T.Y
feji
A . PATENTED IMPROVEMENT on the
A "Queen of Dbunondo, n ibe tad. Skirt,* invent
ed.TOli, CUBE .k CO.,
_-.M;_
~T" -
, ..., ~
By Teachors Ward Schools,
" High "
• " • ' Porared.:
•: " P.
Colored "
" &rotary
" Advertising Auditor's ReporL
" Printing Behan) liacp.:
audeng'Tg. warrants
and receipt books 46 00
" Rt. funded. Taxes 6 '33
• " Treasurer's C0mmi55i0n......., , 02
6,601 63 1667—F0b.: , ." Balance on hand
MEI=
• By. Teael,ers Ward
High
" Colored
“ Expenses High "
Colored "
Secretary
" Carpeting office C. B. ad E...
Treasurer's Commission.-
I.&sB—Juno. 8, Balance-
626,3)4 46
.$ 8,410 VI
ACCOUNTS.
FIRST WAHL,.
COLLECTORS
CALEB RUSSEL
18%1-June, By coAt
Balance.
ECOND WARD
It,394une, By ca,ll
Balance.
...rt,ooo s 3
THIRD WARD.
1959—Jarau, py
" ehhinci,
F. 53 0 g 0
FOURTH WARD
Mo-Juue, Ity cut,
Balan&,.
3=l
IS:A-Jnno. B 7
s'. a jtulun~v...
. 811CTII WARD.
Iq9-June, By en.. 11
ilaircnce.
EV E l / 4 TII WARD
Ay ra0 , 14 -- 11470 00
lialauccs ........ —....-- 103
ElfinTll WARD.
ISZVi.
ISIIANUCC
NINTH WAR')
1 K. 9. fly cash.--
Bul.wee
F....X . P - PriiSP- 44 OP TUE SCIIOOI-44.
Prineirml
"omistunt
Rein, lb months.
.lAnitor
Wlilte-waßhing...
ilnothes. CC
Watur
COM
hutating bbuic boards
Priatipal
Aleeetiteta
Rent. 15 mantl,
Janitor
Advertiring
leaninr, pearl, bra.tlea,,te
lee
liw
Printing
Stitionary
W tilta-washiug ...
ietteea.
Rettatni
Water tax,lr year ,
Chemicals
I.thrstry
Inauranee
E 35 , 0 = 26
fIOPARTNERSTIIP.-1 hav6 this . day as
k) aociated with me my son, J.Sr.CLAIR GR.tY. The
tat.lne as will Ie hereafter continued undor the firrn aud
style of S. GMAT *San.
July I, Inl9dta SABIIIkI, GRAY:
S. GRAY & SON.,
DRA PIERS AND TAILORS )
No. 52 St. Clair street,
iY 4 PITTSBURCH, PA.
710 -. .IiF4I4.r.CASTLE ' IDAN AL .;
arTO PASSENGERS GOING TO New CASTLE
AND NORTII OF THAT PLACE—You will not
tang.et. that the daily, line of Ifitokets between Ne w Castle
and,New Rrtaidall atilt conned with the seeominodat ion
nub: twalho,l...st4"and - with theStes,4. at New
Brighton. By going thiri wow you will taro time and
money, whiori is a great °Heti at the present iime„ms
money is Pearce, and the ly.ost has done great damage
. ,
Barataga Springs. - Union Hall
HAVING undergone extensive alteia
tione indlthprtliOn*nts. is how open for the et.
cemme 04 visitors, !rho grounds, have Wen enlarged:
and finproved;abdilub moms and earrings hod*. with
lodgings for coachmen, added, forthe secomatfori
of those who may bring their own equippage with them.
Every exertion will ho - made by the Proprietors 14:4 sus
tain its vvellestablisbed reputation. • •
' PUTNAM - d PAYNE. .-
The
The house will remain open until the lat of l/ctober.
ACOLLECTION OF CATHOLIC MUSIC,
containing sit Masses, a abort Requiem Mn, Ve
pers. and a variety of miscellaneona pieces, suitaole for
morning and pruning service, with aoooni4menbi fur
organ or melodeon, by Anthony Wenter,. nist. and
Director of the Choir of the Cathedral of the oly Croo,
Boston. .The ." Metnorare " - is published in one largo
quarto volume, of 272 pages, well bound, and sold at the
low price of 82,50 per copy. A liberal roduclicet made to
churches. For sato by JOHN H. 'MELLOR,
Iy4 81 Wood street...
BOORS
FOR SUMMER REA.DI NG.-
btrieli's Cnriosilles or Literature, 4 vols.
Nodes' Ambrosiame;edited by M'Kenzio, 5 vols. •
Hawthorne's Novels ant 'ralesr.B vols.
Longfellow's Prose and Notice' Writings.
J. K. Marvel', Works, 8 vole:
Clirrer Bell's Works. 9 vols. • • •
Mrs. Jameson's Works, in bit:wand gold, 3 vols
Putnant's Cho - oe Stories, 4 voles.. , •
Trewlswney's Recollections Of Shelbyh Byron.
Lord Dutrerin's Letters from - High Latitude.
Douglas Jerrold's Life, by his son. '
Douglas Jerrold's History, arranged by his son.
Tom Brown's 'oho* , Days nt Rugby, •
To Cuba and Back, a Vaea.ton Voyage, by IL 11. Dana.
'llia Cavalier, by C. P. R. James. . •
Fressilian and Ws Mends, by Shelton M'Kenzie.
The Convalescent, by-N. P. Willis. •
Mosaics, by the author of Salad for the Solitary
• Salad for the Solitary.
Salad for the Social.
le•AI
BEopalp.-4 liANDsomt
am+ortrautt of Cu I.4tE . E $ EFJOI MADP
CIAITHING, descriptions, along • with
Dross Caps and Head Drpsses,and tho new .v reli of
Patterns ,or M . A. WEA , •
No. 24 Fifth st2oet, second story, lyuns
. 140. 7 andB.
A (COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALEI—L
A
Tell'ageC Pr NIA,' house of five
rooms and cedar, goOd barn, hpricg and spring -house;
a young orchard of choke fruit;grape Find 4:ynn
ety of small (rods: lilitriate at $ mites from .Allegheny
City, on the Perryavilla . Plank .4044. ; Fpr, rice and
tertes, apply al tint °Mc% 611farktddtrcet.
. ci.CtramEttr SOY. - Raal Estate Aets-
fl G
OOKIN•EXTAAOTS, assorted, for'sale
V by PilllrEsrocx a ,
Na. t3O, corner W 004.1 and Fourth. streetv
40 B
BL
S. SPA/ 4 1/SILWIIITIYGitr Sale
by BECKHAM KAI
Allegheny City '
UPKINS OINTAIF,NT.--2_gross for sale
j7P):
NET 1i 44 from
New York and Philadelphia An ti t ous, 'eh we
can selt cheap ui
xter:o - •?- •• " - JOS. HORNE. 77 Market street.
Scoml. E 4 D
tf ' Pol
IE?4
a olu BrocreseOtehukc e.1,/ndqie
a London P eron
a.
ad fo
„ kat , by
- - -Nosy - ' lUMER RI
14.
\
...
, r
twal
By J.l). Kelly
13=1
THE MEIII.OEARE:
W.O - BIItIiDLNO LOTS; ON. ALFRED
STREET; Willansharg_h. for oolo; prioe forbabi
30141 B. CUTIfFibIIT .t SON. bi 3farket at
_ _
:OUR lIIINDRED - Al' .1):1411. FV-01 4 1E 4
11 PENN STREET. ' Look at IVO. 4:11: •Pdr to by
att S. CUTHBERT k SON, 51-Market street.
Sew Ada
CANNEL
SQOME OF'-'01;;E GO6D4tTAL
Well Refined , el el CNAI OiVire thw,e , r,,„
12' RIVALS GAailalit:lN skrik,Luver.
IT IS ENTIRELY4NON,.EXPLOSIVE •
IT MAY BE CitaRIEDABO UT; •
IT IS CONVENIENT FOR ORNERAL ' USErf ' '
IT BURNS WITHOUT UT OFFENSIVE ODOR;
IT IS CLEAR AND BBAU7IFIIL IN COLOR;
ITS APPEARANCE IN THE LAMP IS ORNAIVEN
TAL AND ATTRACTIVE;
-- IT-DOES-NOT PERMANENTLY SOIL CARPETS,
CLOTIIEVO, dt., on which it may be spilled, a -targt por
tion of it, being one of the best articles for cleaning soiled
S IT IS EMPHATICALLY. THE CHEAPEST LIGHT
KNOWN. , _
4
L%
2,716 2 5
448
1,017 g
V.. 8 4'
3.^4 . 0 8
04 4 0
45 00
, DIREC.TIONS
Go te. resi6n.ali) dealer , and 'obtain' ltgood eb'al oil
lamp. :Secure thin toicki,..so that tbey,will - more readily
up and down in the lets , : , Trim the ,wick with sharp
seissorN exactly even unfit the. top or the Aviiik-hibe,
clipping oft' the small projecting- points at • corners.
Fill your lamp with our mt.' Turn upahowick Carefully
at that, so as not to crack the chimney. ; . -
A shade will:greatly erihalice its excellence for imd
liy the careft i observancoof thesedirections,rm
secure a light that cannot fail.to please.' • . •
Our facilitiiis 'for refiniug are now very perfect and
complete, and having deveted a great deal erlaboriottit
attention to Mean, we lewd auceeeded in producing an
article of the very beat quality, to which we invite the
especial attention of the trade.' All 'orders will bottled
at the lowest rates. - • • • • • - - • .
$32,664 73
$ 6,q01 53
.$14,131 3'2.
. V4B 76
. 318 7.1
W.) 98
. 92 00
137 50
40 16
/2:4 01
. 8,410 99
Foe sale by the barrel, or in , quantities be snit, custo
mers, by . ADAIR At VERDRIt i
Retinera ()Neal Oilw
Ponn'e Atenue, near High street,' '
(not far riom the Court Reuse.). ;
jeal.BincLor
V. ,, ...1,2114 46
riAttost PIA
.„.
SEW
. ,• . ,
Arrival of Pi nos
rp#F: StrilSolll3:Eß
caved from the manufactory of
CHICICSIVIZTO & SONS,
-.- ,
A fresh supply of , their • ' • • - • •
'UNRIVALLED'
The instruments have all been selected pet:Sot - 1811j by .
the subscrilier,at the Factory, ,
ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET.
Those in want 'of Pianos are invitedlo cell and Paint
ino this stock, which comprises all the rations style;
manufactured by Chiekering A Sons, fromtho plainest
to the most elaborately carved owes, and at prices to
suit all purchasers. ' •
WALL INSTRUMENTS :WARRANTED:IIM
JOHN M. MELLOR,
het WOOD ,ETIkET. •
oo
.... 1,249 1.1
4.50151 10
.1,731 70
NEW STOCK - OF MELODEONS.
JUST ItECI IVED4 SPLENDID'
lot of MELODEONS. from the .
(actin) , of MASON 1. lIAMLIN, Boston,
Meted/ego/I the styles made by this firm.
These instrumento hare been approved
by the greatest musicians in the country—a:o)r. LoWell
Mason. 0e0..P. Root, W.B. Bradbury, and othere—corh
sequently they can be relied on as beingfirst dais instru
math, They are noted for the following points:
1. Their pure and.musiral quality of tone. .
2. Their great power of tone.
3. Their perfedt equality of tone.
4. Their prompt and easy touch.
O. Their beautiful style of finish.
•
el. Their dambilhy.
T. Their chftpness of price.
For sale only by JOHN H. MELLOR.
No. 81 Weo4.lstrret.'
Descriptico cirenlarsmmled to any Address. [rnyl3
TILE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE
OS" PIII.I.A.DELPHIA,
"ENSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAiIAGE
by Fire on Buildings,. Alercliandize, Furniture, ac.,
ac reasonable rntes of premium.
I him-roes —F. - Ratchford Starr, William 3rHee, of Wm,
BFK.se A Co; Nanny Frazier, J no. 31. Atwood, of ALVFMK*,
Whin d Co; Benj. T, 'rrediek, of Tredick, Stokes A Co;
Henry_ Whsrton; Mordecai L. Dawson; Geo.ll..itowsrt,
of Stewart I Bro. John 11. Brown, of John H:l3rown &
Cu.; B. A. Fahnestook.of 13. A. Falment.oek & Co; Andrew
P. Cnnh; J. L. Erringer. of Wood & Erringer.
F. IiVICIIFOII.O EfrA RR, PresidenL
CHARLES W. CuXE, Seeretary.
S 670 00
z:7 s7 CA
. 2:g.) Ikl
73 tro
. 17 (10
• 4 at
. 1 tcl
. 44t)
I:0 II R!,1.1: FIN 1101111eS CO
& Co. Thomas Al. Howe- E.q.. Jas. AIar,AAS4E.si.,..AU.:I3
Kramer, Esq.. Wilson, AVEIr!.y & CO.. W11:3011, hiyllo
Co., 113ilev. Itro,n & Co., Liv ing ion,. C.opelaud I Co.,
Jamey 11.1.vnn & Co., 1% - rd.. S. 1..1v..1y & Co. • •
CEO. S. URI' AN & CO., Agents,
No. 5S Wood street.
T HIRD IMPORTATION.
GEO. R. WHITE & CO.,
No. 25 Fifth Street,
ARE NOW RECEIVING A COUPLE:IE STOCK OF.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
BANEGE 'AND BANNON ANGLLIS sons,
BLACK LACE SHAWLS,
Mantillas, Barege Anglais Dusters,&e.
jelo • • ,--
.sl.nia 00
. 3.015
(AZ:
p)
n ro
31 41
V'. SO
1.
.132 00
24 00
, 87 :0-1,3 , 4 13
WM. H. Niral,loll3 &,CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Brokers
Wood Street, renter of
jelly PITTBIIIIIIO4I, PENIVA
ALLEGHENY CEMETERY , .
SECRETARY AND TREASURER'S OFFICE: • '
StrPERIN'MDANTS OFFICE
TNA STOVJ WORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY;
, Ain? DW.O ret svpir vaimer W
Cooking; Parlor &Heating. Stoves,
MALE AND TA-NCI , ORATE 7E021314 &C.
Bole Propri et or of the Celebiated
PATENT GAS- BURNING AND SMOKE CONSUMING
• COOK STOVES,
OM& and Salsa Rooms; • r • • • •
od2:ly2p No. IVood Mred, fillahurqh. Pa:
•
SMYTH .1 SNOWDEN'S • ;
NEW TEA STORE,
•
No. 34 Fifth Street.
'EXTRA CURIOUS OOLONGS; FINEST 'YOUNG
' HYBONS, GUNPOWDERS,
lEPERIAI.B, ENGLISH' BREARPAt3T
parebase4 at lowe.st rash inbieea,' and ter ski; Viih:olti
side and :Skint at EilffTH it. SNOWDEN'S ,
, wrliett Nevi TeaStote.34Plahatteet.
.
MERCHANT
COWER FOURTH AND SIUTHFIEiVSTREETS,
1311 FAS JUST RECEIVED !A FRESH SUE
JUL. PLY 4
a lpring and Sulti2qt
d ird to rn unicAto Jrorno I
.1
reasonklalo mins.
,
i~~tionrrin~ie! t . of Aits!g - nei? o.
THOS
rE, cw.... , TTLE :PROPERTY .0F•
GGGRE3 posEr J
' lf4. uptii
Y, Jiily ;fel 13y order Of 14aMsig pns.
• ; POWER, ..
B. IL ciimasEßLlN,
GEO. F. GlLiatoßt. ,
Eocheater,June 1.4th,1859., .
F OE F01711.'01 OF .
itag.falii.y ,iti .„- .7 pg
An
- ErPelPit for r ' . o .
II SL cta. spats, .
d ride, Boyff.. kfforea'..apd Childrenir KLEMM of
t wery kind, ttia lowest Vi p it i rkCh w eata.V l 3 . tore
of •SII Market st...nenand door from RIM.
N. IL—Summer Palroleaf And Straw Hata akcost.. jy2
THE i MANUFACTURERS.- SA Mr
.,.TERI3InfICA-1,
Severest
ERASIVE, SOAP,
after subjecting, it . to the testa known to the .
- t rade; taer peranadedlhat there is no FattuTy Wash
ing Soap in the United States, for so little mammy, hating
at once so many gmod4qualities, (and so few discounts.)
OF BEAUTI—in &lap, firmness, surface end tea;
4) . ..PURI . —ln freedom: from rosin. turpentine,
elm Ash oils, stale grease, and adulterations. , - •
OF QUALITY—For welshing clothes, of ererY desnrtP;
don; coarse or finer.eotton, linen, woolen or silk- dyed,
printed or white: for xustso tar, grease, - pitch. paint,
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes,
thrinture, and _from the hands. ... • '
alto it a fair trial for yourselve s, and ho Convineed. • '
, • weather; the name ni on each bar. Ask ter a copy
of the directions: .. B. C. tJ. H. SAWS - Bk.
lea , 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
Air AliA li C. FIRE BRIIC.K.—These
bricks have been fully tosted,and minim moom
riaMed for "darability,'equid td an bricks offered for
'sale in this market. *simply On hand and rde sale by:
CaiIDWICE. A - . SON,
' lifratdlslWciad iittoet.
AT No. 37, F/FMII. STUEET ;
~.yuY~:i~y~;~wv:~ca•e~
3nsurantt.
INTORTI-13E1R,1•7
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836.
CAPITAL.. ... $6,298.800.00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND gIitPLUII. 2,104,111 02k•
ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year
_. ending January 31,r :9._„ I.2i_
TTHIS CONVAIN ; Y IN3IIIIINAVAINST
1,013 R or Onitagb t f .Fire.oiltngat.every it.liriiltion
of Poverty. The Rates of PlTlllitillA are medessite, and,
to all cases, hascaLtmon the character of the owner or
occupant, and the merits of the risk. .
Lopes promptly adjustedlurti liakrWithout referOnce:.,:‘
Lot;elßn; - `1,4, Or:tint p#tatiniilloo4.l4krorided ilk?...bike,l
Iphiatifenlityuebl of krtts ut the objedry • 4 ?I - ':' -: ' , " 7.
•
atawassera is rmrsamoitr:
Messrs. James rirCully .. a C.0..174 Wood street; . .
John,PlajdlcCe..l73 Vroba'strcet;-
e jir.,N9 A Jorkßatricks, Lt Liberty,street;
:,,,,', 115 ;•areeive. , -.6 - wd.p.gtmet.:l; t , ! o ' t -1
o Wilson. M'Elray .t Co, 14 Wood street; - •
..... _ „
... . . . •
• James stood flied; --
-" 95 Water•streo;..- . . •
nthnestock . 1 / 4 c0.4 Virst•an47.Wls4sit Sts;
er, ti. Woect streetp • ati: : •
.Mitdhe. ..t4Durt krotSfattz streets
egs. eanslCo..outrin.ll titer sts
ELEPTZEN^" . iv PRlLtl.2,Pfiry
Gownll:Slikirt:ll4.;lntßan'k vlrt , et;
Messrs. Myers. Claghornrik ikt:4=2 Market street.; -
" . Wro, M'Kee Co, 22 SOuth Front street;„
BrCutehe6n Collins,' Front and Nen - streets,
'"' ;FeC,O., tl3 Market street; • •
:James Graham &CO, 31 and T 2 Letitia street
joiepli B. 3i itehell;Esq.;;PteSident Mechanieiß auk - ,
- James Dunlap, Ego, Preeidtnt Union Bank-
lion W. A. Porter late Judge • Bupreme Court. • -
:• GAMES W. ARROTT,.Agent,. - .
je'2l:l •,• Temprnry' Offin . & -103 . - Wriod. street.
ALLEGHENY =INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
?D FFICE—.No.37. Flit h.Btreet, 13anlic,Block.
TNSTY,RES, AGAINST ALL E;lNp§
FIRE AND ISIARDIF. IMES. -
'President ISAAC JONES. :PreSident: - JOHN D. - Meet/RD, v teet.
D. 111.1300 K; .4e4rtary."
DEAN. General. Agent. , •
i :Draicrulis-10ac, Jones. C. G. Ilussk.y. Ilarfey Childs,
Coppt It C.C.Gray,John A. Wits on. B. L. Fahnestock, Jaw,
tOrstCord,- Isaac 111 ..Pennock. R. E Sterling, Capt. Wrn,
Dean,71164.4:131,0n1i;R0bt.: 11. Davis. , mot
DELAWARE, IffiIUTVAL
BAFET-y
lINTSIIIIANCE-COXPAIsTY
INcon.pTouß,...ky CAP ED pE B NA I -' fi
six T ‘tq h 4:l lEG l6.s ;LA
OFFICE,. E, COreli - En . THIED AND wAL run' • STS
Marine Insurance.
ON 1 -
CARGO. }. Ton3l jiuts of the world
INl:R!.&ciis •
On Goods, by Ricer: Canals; takes, aria Land Cailages
to all parts of the. Union... • .
FIR& LNBURANC.t.2I; - ;
Meretutralise generally,:
• „ - : On titonts; 14 t,t4 11 0g 0 0scs, cloy etc
SSE T.S . _ T C 0 J11 3 .4.2V 1
Bonds, Mortgagee, and _Real E5tate.,..—....„..$ 71,363 35
Philadelphia City oyi cent. 105,144' re
Pennsylvania Stattaoiunt... - . . . 104,426 , 00
I . ll pled States 'Prenstiry.Notes--..,-.-,..„...-.- 30,112 50
Railroad eent. Mort.. / ..pgo 57,375.00
Stoeks to Ittitiroads, Gls and Insitranen Ces..., 25,362 50
.cash on
}
Balancein bands of Agents, Premiums on
Marine Polities recently niened; and other 61,2ia 24
date due the C0mpany.—.........-........ • -: .'
DID=
3lartin, Samuel E.Stokesi„ . .
Edmund A. Sunder, E. Peniston, -
Theophilus Paulding, - Henry Sloan.
John IL Penrose, Edward Darlington.
`John C. Davis, ' - It Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, Spencer 3riiraine, , .
Wm. Eyre. Jr... Thomas C. Hand, ,
James C.„lland, 'Robert Burton,
Wm. C. !Aids ig, ,Jaeob P. Jones,'
Joseph - - - -James EL lliTarlivad,'.
qtr. P.. Huston, - . Joshua P. Eyre,
Gen. G. Lieper, . John B. Semple, Pitts!
Hugh Craig, . T..lltrirgan,
Charles Kelley. ' • ; • -
WILLIAIII MAB.TIN, President.
PROS C.. BAND, Vice President.
thins Luninut,-Secretary.
P. A.- 3FSPISII A, Agent.'
No. 95 Water .street,, Pittsimrgh.-
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
_ STREET,
NO 149 CHESNUt
.
Opposl4 ciastcqn
WILL AKIL,ALL.K.INDS..OI".tINSU
DI • um,;(... - E,, either terpetual nr Lnuited, every
description of Property or blerehandi.e, at reagonalde
ra ureinitnn. '
te °r P
KING Pit
sident,
. • .Id. W. LIALIYWIN;Ntee President,
DI It
ChaTlPslllrv, II R CoPe,'
Enf,rlk=h, • ' George W . Broth,.
B.lv,ary, ~ Joseph St. Paul, , -
C. Sherman,
F. Bereta?.7"; LtlN
C o ent.
• jrtfly Cerner 'Mord :And Wood street.*
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO
Of Pittsburgh..
DlRF.crors.
Jacob Painter, Rody Patterson, I. GrierGyirniii,
C. A. Co!tan, JamEs H. Dept4ns. -A. A. Carrier,
Henry §proul, Nieh. Voeghtiy, George W ; Smith.
A. J. Janes, • ' Vitae Ilairopto Robert.Plitriek,
'Cltarteretl - -• • • J. 4300 .000
.FIRE - AND .JI9RINE •RISKS ,P.CAILEN, ,of All- de-
A. A. - CARRIER. PreAiden 1.
DRIER SPROUL. Scq.,ret.
Merchants' Insurance' Companf
- OF PHILADELPHIA:
- v: PETTIT; Pninident.....ux. J.' WITANN, SEMryeta
Amount of Capital Stock prtia in and in r iesteatolo,ooo 00
• • - 1•263,•03 35
Inanres Cargo Risks on the Ohio ani 31 . 1 issippi Rivers
and Tributaries. - Ircauraa aasinat lo'ar .• idomage by
, Fire. j'Alao,:againsi thodotras.of the Ne. anctlubind
Navigation andTranaportation. . , • . " ;
.., , •
Win. V. Paitit; J. C-Montgonvery, JohnliParnroy,
D.J. brCann, E. P. Witmer' - . Dr to Gnilion,
B. L. Woolston, John A. Trusball;:, CLas. B. Wpgbt,
John J. Patteraolf,'ElWCalti ‘r.PIIET."
• : • • 1 J ' OFFIMIS i , . , , • '• - ~
WILLIAM. V.:PEITIT, presideiii 7
E. r: \viral:ll, Vied Pi esident,' ' •
D. J.ItIVANN; Secretary. -
• ..-...,.-.• •REPERENCESt a:-
- In Philaddphia: : In - I ViladdPfaa , - -
Seiger, lamb & Co.; ' "'' '' — Beemmilr.,- justice k Co.,
Truett: Bro. & Co, • • ••••, -, I Suck ,dd organ A Stidfole.,
A. T. Lane & Co- . nriiroh. Caldwell & Co.
'1
_.
PITTSBERG OFFIC N .47 Iti ATER STREET.
jits R. 'AV: POINMATER.Aaritt.
Pittsburgh Insurance. ComWV,
" 'NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH..
ROBEIIT GALWAY. Prwident4 •
ALEX. BRADLEY', Vice President.
BLNKITATIT , S ,4 'r et tIrYf •
Griner:lw against HULL AND CARGO rusrss, on
the Ohio and Idisamppi IlArom and tributaries, and
ISLA IILNE yISES gonerallY•
Andapjamst Ives and danolge bg Fire, and rigainst the
Penis of the Sea and Inland ,Nasigation and T
_
,
• Robert Galway, - Srunnel Breinrlclua,
Joseph p..i.en.z.sm, M. D., ,
John Scott,
.Jamea Marshall, .
James W..-11silnism, Charhis Arbutianat,
r.AlexanderDradlep,
John FnUertgn,. .“N r. Dart, -
A-Robinson, .; - ... lobert ILlTartley,
Willnun.Quers ' • .M'GITI.- feZ5
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSpETRaII.
GEORGE nem E, rreKideut;
.
,• M. GORDON, Si;cretary.
Ornta N 0.92 ViratAir ittreet, (Spong Co4 , Werehottse,
.nristairs,)l'iingh.
Wil ttAl
insure against an kinila of FINE And' MARINE
A liona.;lnstitutirin, managed by Direciere itio are
Well known in the'cuinannity;and who are' det&inineil,
It r lZ7ite tn g t s 4e u =;;M:L W ott m er ta t i gn tb .l7os e tZtg
lion tot hose who ilesiro to be inu red-AssE.r.4l,4z.a
Stock Acednitg...... • 90,000 CO
Mortgage.- . .... . . .4160 00
Office f¢rmtnro k...U1 00
Upon Accounis, 17,826 30
Fretnitml -.30,076 17
Notes awl bills
DiRZOIOBS:
.Geoigeltargin, •
. Butler, •
Juneall'Auley,
Andrew Ackley,
Nathaniel flolmw,
D.lL'Long, ' ' •
C. W. Itlcketlan.
THE OLDEST ANTI LAIMEST
Litttographic gstablishment ip thi City.
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PRACTICAL LITHOGRAPHER
.CORNER THIRD AND MARKET STREETS,
DUFF'S COLLEGE BUILDINGS,
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Alexander Isamidr,
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LADIES' AND I.III4DREN'S