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MONDAY - MORNING AUGUST 15
\", DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.'
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHAE,DSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia.
SIIRVEI7OII GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
ASSISTANT [AST JrDan
ditoiteti% 6ILiMORE , of Pittsburgh
DOTnIFT ATTORNET:
JOHN N. WCLOIVRY, of Pittsburgh.
STATE 8L7A1011,,
SAMUEL WEEP., of Birmingham.
JOSEPH H. DAVIS, of Allegheny City;
SAMUEL W. MEANS. of Robinson township;
, L STEVENSON, of Moon township;
JACOB STUCKRATEL of Allegheny Cite
ANDREW JACKSON. BEAUMONT, of Pittfhtirgh
C017:C17 COXI2II3.9IO=Sz
EDWARD CAMPBELL, Jr-, of Pittsburgh.
JAMES BLACKNO4E, of Pittsburgh.
COUNTY Atintronz
JOUN SYMMES. of Pittsburgh
JOEL KETCRUBf. of Elizabeth
Duttcroitin TILE POO7C
THOMAS FEEL, otTireiltum
BANKS, BROKERS; ;BANKING.
While the people of 'this County have been
making rapid strides in political science, while
our progress in the useful and ornamental arts
in manufactures, in mining, has been marked
and decided, we have been sadly deficent in the
managementof currency and finance. It real
ly- seems as if we were incurably insane on this
subject, and aro determined to reject all the
experience of older countries, and to experi
ment on all the theories of paper money making
that halie been or can be desired by the wit of
With an annual production of the precious met
als sufficient for all the daily business of the na
tion, and also to furnish a basis for as many
sound banks of issue as we can possibly need,
our currency is shamefully unsound. All class
es of our people, and especially the poorer and
more ignorant, are made the victims ofrepeat
ed attempts to carry on banking without cask
capital. This is the core of the matter at last—
and it is developed in all sorts of ways, but the
practice now in vogue, by which the poor man
is defrauded of his very bread, is that of setting
up banks by one set of currency—makers
which are as regularly knocked down by anoth
er set of the same gentry, as a parcel of nine
pins are scattered by an expert player.
" A breath mintistaltes them, as a breath is madt,"
A few years ago, duffing the term of
Gov. Pollock, charters to. issue bank paper
were most prodigally and recklessly issued to
gangs of speculators all over the State. The
object was not to start banks and continue them
—for in manyof their locations there was no
need of a bank—but to get them under way,
get their notes into the hands of the people, and
then break them. With the notes of the first
one started, they could buy stock in thosecond,
and with the second in blast, they would have
more notes to buy stock in more new
banks. The people have a bitter remembrance
of the Bank of McKean county, the Central
Bank at Hollidaysburg, &c., &c.
The Indiana system, of banking upon State
stocks, was another chapter in the history of
the efforts to bank without cash capital_ It
failed most signally, and the people had to pay
the piper, of course. The same system, more
closely guarded, perhaps, has for some time
been operating in Virginia, and we are jilt!, now
being fleeced and phlutobotomized by this new
process—the brokers are throwing out the n otes
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of some of the Virginia Banks, for no reason
that the vulgar eye can see, except that they are
sure to make money by buzing them up at a
large discount.
"But," asks some indignant sufferer who is
asked ten or twenty per cent. discount for Bank
of Weston notes, " what is the matter with this
money? Why is it not as good now as, it has
been for the several months post that you have
paid it to me on this counter."
"Oh, we don't know." replies the money
dealer, "it nine be good again, but we must
run that risk, and we wont do it for nothing."
So the money is bought and the sufferer pock
ets his five dollars for the six he brought, in
some other currency, not a jot better than
"Weston," or manasa.
In communities where so many varieties of
money are circulating as are to be found here,
private bankers are, perhaps, a necessity. Our
people won't refuse to take the small bills of
other States, though circulated in violation of
laws, and they will take anything in the shape
of money for their wares and their labor. There
fore the broker lives, and moves, and has his
profits. But, we submit that they are much
to blame for the cruel losses the poor have to
sustain, and the great inconvenience all people
have to bear from our corrupted currency. It is
notorious that almost every dollar of the notes
of banks now cried down, has been paid out
by the brokers here at their own counters.
How did they come to do this ? Are not the
banks just as good now as they were when
they paid out' their notes ? Have the owners
of these Ban ks got the brokers to pay out, any of
this money for the paltry premium of one-fourth
or one-half of one per cent? Has the jealousy
of the broker who did not get one-fourth per
cent for circulating this currency anything to
do with their endeavoring to debase the currency
which others did get pay for circulating ?
We throw out these question to elicit in for
mation..We shall be glad to obtain light on the
subject. If any one has, for one-fourth of one
per cent', put unsound currency afloat on the
e..mmunity, 'we think the fact should be known,
and if any one has done this with the addition
at purpose of buying it in at twenty per cent.
discount, that ought, to be known too, and if
one broker refuses to take Money merely be
cause his rival paid it out, that ought to be
known also.
As to this Viginia money, wo• cannot see
why it is not just as good as ever it was. It
}purports to be based on Virginia State stocks,
- and if so, these stocks are worth, to-diiy, in the
market, ninety-flve cents on the dollar. Why ,
then, should the people be taxed twenty per
cent? We do not write as the apologist of
this, or any other bad money, but we ask why
it is not just as good to day as it was a month
ago?
The truth is, we are saddened and sickened
at ,the misery entailed by the conduct of
those who control the currency of our State.
But, we freely confess, we see no present rem
edy for our troubles. If our people would
obey wholesome laws on the subject, when
made, there might be some hope. But they
are not punished enough with rotten bank pa
per to do this, as yet. If we were to propose
a remedy, it would be'to forbid, eveywhere
throughout the country, the issue of any note
under twenty dollars. If this were done, the
Millions of gold that come monthly from Cal
, ifornia 'would stay among the people for their
daily-transactions ; but now this gold is sent
weekly from New. York to pay for goods we
could just as well make at home, and we are
left with the inflated currency of the At'llean
, -- County, Lawrence County, Central Bank, and
such like, to buy these very goods at prices in
flated by these pernicious issues. If the peo-
Plc had this gold once, in place of the rag cur
rency, take our word for it, the importers .of
7 foreign goods would not get hold of it as east
iy as they . caliget ",Weston" money.
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But we trust there is a better time coming—a
time when a purified currency will furnish an im
passable flood-gate to foreign importation, and
make a better tariff than: any; politician ever
dreamed of ; besides giving `=security to the
Toor roan that the money, he gets for his day's
not deleted worthleis the morning after
he reeeives It. -
Another Le c ttee from Mr. Dmiglas--The
African Slate Trade and the Le Clerc
Letter—. Mr. Douglas Stands by a " Com
promise:l
To tie Editors of the Richmond Enquirer:
Gentlemen : Pleise give publicity in your
next issue to the enclosed letter of the lion.
S. A. Douglas. Very respectfully, yours, &c.,
JOHN L. PEYTON.
STAUNTON, Va., August 7th, 1859.
' WASHINGTON, August 2, 1 t 359.
Col. John L. Peyton, Staunton, Ya :
My Dear Sir : You do mono more than jus
tice in your kind letter, for which accept my
thanks, in assuming that I do not concur with
the Administration in their views respecting
the rights of naturalized citizens, as defined in
the 't Lo Clore letter," which it is proper
to observe, have been since materially modi
fied.
Under our constitution there can be no just
distinction between the rightof a native-born
and naturalized citizen to claiM the protection
of our governmens, at home and nbruad. Un
less naturalization releases thd person natural
ized from all obligations which be owed to his
native country, by virtue of his allegiance, it
leaves him in the sad prediCament of owing
allegiance to two countries, without receiving
protection' from either—a dilemma in which
no American citizen should ever be placed.
Neither have you misapprehended my opin
ions in respect to the African slave trade. That
question seriously disturbed the harmony of the
convention which trained tIM Federal Comti
tution. Upon it the delegatcsalivid.sl into two
parties,
under circumstances Which, for a tinn•
rendered harmonious action impossible. The
onedemanded the instantand limo:id:omnd pro
hibition of the African slave trade, on moral
and religous grounds, whilo the other imisted
that it was a legitimate commeree, involving
no other consideration than a somed piddle
policy, which each Suite ought to be permitted
to determine for itself, so long as it was son
Cloned by its own laws. Eleh party =teed
firmly and resolutely by it own por.ition until
both became convinced that UM, vex , d question
would break up the eon vention, destrey the
Federal Union, blot out the glnri.e of the Roy -
olution, and throw away till its rigs, unless
some fair and just compromis, emild be form
ed on the common ground of such mutual
concessions as were indispensable to the pres
ervation of their liberties, Uslum and indein•n
dence.
Such a compromise was effe'eted:ad tincor
permed into the Con.titution, by which it
understood that the African slave trade might
continue as a legitimate commerce. in those
States whose laws sanctioned it, until the year
1808, from and after which time Congre... , s might
and would prohibit it forever, threughout the
dominion and limits of the United State=, and
pass all laws which might become L .
make such prohibition effectual. The harmony
of the Convention was restored, : and the l'n ion
saved, by this compromko, % , ,liithout which
the Constitution could never have lweri made
I stand firmly by this compromi,e, and by all
the other comproinis of Gin-01.1100n. and
shall use my best effort.: to carry ea eh and al I
of them into faithful execution, in the -en-e
and with the understanding in which they
were originally adopted. In aecordance with
this compromise, I am irreomMilably opp, , ed
to the revival of the African slave trade, in aity
form and under any circuimtame.4.
1 am, with great revirt, trul y
Lung chow's Milne
A correspondent of the thw.
desribes a Ykit to the revolutionary head guar
tAlrs of General Wtshington, now tlo• hmne of
Longfellow, in Cambridge, Mai"
"From Cambridge to Mount A tiburc.
one told us, was but a short in:de and ai n
had just visited the cemetery of , a dead theolo
gy. it seenol appropriate that W, 44,11,1
neat turn our step to the toinhs of dead
men. The day Nva... , plea-alit, and ratio r
than take th,, „„;:. ,‘„ t"
along, the better to enjoy the charm, natur e
and of art by the way 3i;le. And tin:, -
thin..; to repay us, for, before ,an wall. is hall
tinisbed, here is a poet's borne,—the roof-tree
under which Longfellow eats. and :deep, and
tttlks, like other mom,, and indites hi, qunit'
numbers unlike other men. Et is an o ld Mar ,
sion, spacious, two stories high, built ~f
painted cream , a litie;e, antique bra— ,
knocker on the heavy oil door, spacious grounds
around it, and two stately elms. Aretriling
their umbrageous nrinover it May wt• no%
v3gralit srangcrs as we are, make bold I' in
vade this honored shrine " May we riot I :,
inside of that heavy old door 7 . And sure eimiz.
here we are in the very ~r71,-tui,;
the poet's study—the birth pl;ur . t 11. L .rion.
Evangeline, Resignation and th, lit,
If there are ,ermons in tri••••: and thi•ro
should he he conic poetry in t
hung with crayon portraits of it broth,
fellow, Hawthorne, Prof. Felton, and oth..,
friends ; or on that large round ,entr.•
adorned with choice books,_- and , =l.,•Utii: ut
that writing desk in the (011,-r. or the Md.
=Landing up desk on the top ill it, on the top
of which stands a statuette of Goiithie irs fut.+,
ry deity. And that door take=' u+ into th.:
ad
joining library,spaeiou , , old laPlioned, t m r
able and with mark= of ..x,ellent ta=t , ' : not
very many hook• , ,but ri, I. eari . ed
eases, one sir two 'thins', till,l with • •••
leCted author?, and in 111 . 6 the apart
tnent a piano, On w hi,•h thr i „„ t u ,„, ( ,„„„
diseuurs , s good music, but hardly exqui.tf
as that he strikes from the lyr. , Mi •
A Pleasant Lot of Retail.
A group of living serpents, brou g ht from
North Carolina, were secured for scientifi c
purposes, and have been handed mer to Pro
fet-7sor Foote, of the Medical College. or , afe
keeping. They consist of two rattlesnalo.=, two
bull snakes,' ono spreading adder, one black
racer, and ono joint snake. They are all very
llnoshecimens. Professor Poohe intend,: to to-t
the newly discovered remediei for the bite of
venomous serpents, of which aecounts have
been published. As these t'erpon nearly all
eat and drink freely, they mead be peon,' to
live many years, and attain the mminium
size of their species. The bull snake and racer
are dyer five and a half feet in length.
The first named are beadtiful reptiles --if
any thing so generally repugnant to the de
scendants of mother Eve may he elaFeel as
beautiful. They are called bull snakes, -
the vulgar nano, because of the peculiar noise
they make. Their eyes are bright, skin of
buff color, with black spots and rings, :hid
under the magnetic touch of Professor Christy
they are as gentle as kittens; indeed, they ;Toni
to delight in haring him wrap them around his
arms. They may be considered as ornaments
to the North State.
Not so with the black tracer, which deigns
to repose in the same cage with the hull snakes
only through compulsion. With his head ele
vated, and neck magnificently curved, you be
hold tbo king of American snakes. Ile receiv
es the fondlings of Professor Christy with dis
dain, darts forth
arrowy tongue, and
shakes his tail as a warrior of ,M 4 would his
spear—a warning to mankind riot to prospipe
too much on friendship.
The joint snake is the wonder of the collec
tion. It is now shedding its skin and is torpid,
so much so as to admit of being handled at
pleasure. We felt of its body, tuna It appeared
cold and hard as a polished stick of wood. It
lives dally in holes in the ground when at
home, and is yelled a joint snakci because of the
structure of its tail, by moans Of the joints of
which it can throw itself severa feat.
The horrid looking rattlesnakes and the
spreading adder occupy separate apartments in
time same bor, which is covered:with glasS—a
thin partition between life and death. There
are holes through the partitions to admit of 'a
circulation of air, and through dna of thew we
found that the adder had succeeded in drawing
'about a foot of his body into the , apartment of
his neighbor, the. largest rattlesnake, but was
unable to get either forward or ba c k. Fortu
nately the apartments are too close to admit of
a Combat.”—Cin.. Gentile.
The Chinese In Calleernia,
The Chinese have a temple at an Francisco
which cost $20,000, and have imported an idol
from China, at a cost of $30,000. It is the
image of a man who figure three
hundred years ago, and vi ' tesman
mid warrior, as one said, "1i Vashing
ton." The only efforts in Call 'ft to chris
tianize the Chinese. are by the 1 etbodists at
Sacramento. The law prohibiting Chinamen
from coming to the State is prdnounced un
constitutional, and their number,i now six bun
tireti thousand, i 9 rapidly increasing.
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SOS.
The trade sale at Boston. was brought to a
closeion Wednesday evening, having continued
from Tuesday of the previous week daily, from
half-past eight o'clock in the morning to ten at
night, , with the exception of Friday
when a half holiday was taken for an excur
sion down the Bay. The Boston Transcript
says:
" The value of books, which will have pass
ed into the hands of-purchasers after the anir
is entirely concluded, is estimated ut $17.5.000.
Previous trade sales in Boston have fallen
short of $lOO,OOO. They were discontinued in
this city a few yeai.s
Wu are glad to see announced by the Wash
ington city papers that Robert C. Walker, for
merly of this county, of the seed divicion at
tached to the Agricultural department of the
U. S. Patent Oflice, has been transferred to th e
office of second a , si,tant examiner in the Patent
Wick\ Mr. Walker i comielcnt. for any
position in the Agricultural Ileaurn, and
would adorn a much po , t than he now
fills, if be had his diiiuirt•:.
Ir i 3 1111110IIIc'otl in one or twat of tht,!torn
parer. that Van Atillotrl.4ll ri - non nel
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to itsatted on tole .If
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the s•atie , 3111.1i ,, riiy. is ,-hortly to pro, to
I:n land, on rent,• for the East Indies, for tie
iturieee of securit:g n whit,' , I, rhant. and tee
tieget;ate with ti , elli,•er- e 1 tie African stir
% 111111,11.1.1111 V.. Mr. of
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cantile honor and, me will iay, of elision=
faith.
UI Id , error" 111 111:11111.y . 1111 . 11I, Of OW ON tray,
gnut saliiry I, allowed hi , friend.- 1. , , h•twitid
for hint. sec will not now viie.d. -they :ire re
noz, iedilicity from
I oints of the tIII-11Cio•-• li,l, and
dwarf i16.-.0 -Ell, :Lillie:as in the
It ',roper to nt orte that in the
tivan
ei:,l illah:12:14111'ilt ul the EriO. Mr. 111,,rfttC ,
~re 1.111, not teen The full detail. ,if
the lend of that road for the
entilli4 in Mardi, tienrly nllthe less
\\o in freight, :Intl that IL , . r3ViDg• in trail , -
I. , rtation 4- s porr. , .. scorn treater than lin' fall
ing offin tr. 1114., s, that 1.11, net eurnine , were
some thirty-t•ight thousand dollan.L7reider than
for the rorresi emit' rig id' , !...110 1, of Lilt' pre, i
ons C ,- ,,r. ('
Illanimoth Cave n. a Place "I s:ep—
Ochre.
When the Mammoth Cave wits first 'dis
covered, hundred , „1 umnuuies were fuel
in it. They were dressed in thilkins of wild
animals, and, in many instances, were highly
°roar/lento.) with beads of bone, fentll
- .k.C. They were in a better state of pres
ervation than tin 111l1111111j,1 or E,zypt, and
even when exposed to a dtmtp atmosphere,
showed no disposition to decay. Tho
utuw
mies were .preserved mainly by means of
smoke, and the place where, they were subject
ed to the antiseptic influence of that
still to )Jf.: seen. It consists of a Flick, which
is sus tended betty fen tires projeettng rooks in
an aclove, twenty feet ahoie the Moor of the
main cave. Cross-pieees are lashed to the pole
by strips of hark, by which the arms and lower
14tremitiesh . ere extended. The extremites of
the polo hear the marks of the stone hatchet s and
have remained so 100 g in the present position,
that they are encrusted with crystals of car
bonate of lime. The ceremony or embalming
could have been witnessed by at least ten thou
sand persons, for the avenue in Willa the op
eration was conducteTh is a hundred feet wide
and a half mile in length. The same point
was evidently used at times as a place of tor
ture, inasmuch as bone ushes have been found
there, tiritieh were evidently those of victims
to some barbarous z4cricioo•
When the manufacture of saltpetre was
commenced, the truimmies were used as fuel,
and were destroyed in various ways, and a few
were carried away and placed in museums, in
different parts of the United States.
Germait journals contain melancholy
news concerning Prof. Karl Shurock, of Bonn,
the eminent translator and interpreter of the
masterpieces of old German poetic literature.
His mind has been deranged by an excess of
fear and anxiety, it is asserted, in consequence
of the late politicalevents, and his friends have
removed him accordingly, to a private asylum
near Stuttgart, whence, it is hoped, a judicious
treatment may soon give him back to health,
o his family, and to his so suddenly and so
tadl37 interrupted labors..
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The Boston - Book Sale.
Transferred
t ‘ , l trica. v,,thaNi
Ilia• tiro. thtrl
1011 :.,••
7 : - .•
4- . '
TEE several thousand votes, which we are
told Linn Boyd, the Democratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, receivcd.in
addition to the number cast fur Magoffin, the.
Democratic candidate for Governor, represent
the distrust felt by the slave code faction
of the party, regarding the Douglas proclivi
ties of Vice President Breckenridge and
Mr. Magoffin, and especially indicate the
preference felt for Boyd over Breckenridge,
by that faction, for the United States Senator
ship. The feud in the ranks of the Demo
ceratic party of Kentucky, which was palpable
during the late campaign, will presently be
come more embittered and conspicuous. The
contest between Breckenridge and Boyd, for
Crittenden's place, will be highly animated,
and in all probability will load to dissensions
that will lest the dieipline or the party in an
extraordinary manner. The general impres
sion stems to be that Breckenridge has the in
side track, but this is by no means certain.—
Cie. Mnon en,
Tut: Newcastle England) Daily eh mon ide
says that a Well known banker lately observed
that several of his clerks had adorned them
selves with momtaehes. Ile called into his
room all the moustached, and said, .• Gentle
men. I have no wish to interfere with your
private amusements or hobbies, but I must in
upon the moustaches being off in business
hours. After 5 M. indulge in your hobbies
if von
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not hii hi. •••43h11.41111c111 re,ort it all
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14. th.Lt non. , 1.10 good Picturt will Ur !h.,
nuuoA t.. Iv aco to. prem.,.
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w: S. MAVEN,
Corner Third .t Marl;lit
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IN CO ir,ivim it, evil'', I trrlgtrrr ofn
lot in or inity
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P. U.
Plt li N ES.-leasks •• Bordeaux '' Prunes;
cues --D
in jars, just received and tor sale by
REVAIER ANDERSON,
fillgls W0.,1 I.4reet,.lpposito St. Charles Hotel.
1011 iS dozen on hands
I
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Augls 35 5 t.. 01 1 1111.4111. St. (71k.".1,,,
AO, Fullerton's superior
l'llllll F1(1111101,, lopelled
augls C. HANSON LOVE, 74 Market street.
A PPLICA
TIONs for soiling Liquor, tiled in the Clerk's or
the ap to August 12th, IsLt.
d e hn, 1111. h other .400,1 e.
vredintiargli Martin. tavern, sloe lodadig.
MiKeet er tavern, Chartiers township.
Hu„,„!,,k,„,,,,.1011n, tavern, Lawrenceville.
icht Ilernoto, with other goodisttll ward, Allegheny.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Clerk,
t Office, August atigl3:3l
_ -
IT0[ISEI101.1) KUHN ITUR,Ii AT AUC-
TioN.—on TUESDAY MORNING, Allgumt 16th.
at lo o'vlock, will tie sold—n variety of good Household
Furniture, at the residenee of Mr. I t , Jackson, lUCol
troll Sixth ward. Among the articles are Centre
'Tandem. Divans, Rocking and other Chairs, high and low
port Bedsteads, Beds and Mattretssos, Dressingand oth
er Bureaux, DresAug Tables, marble-top, IVarli Stands,
'fining and Brod:fink Tables, 2 largo Rook Cases, Parlor
nod oilier Carpets. Stair Rods, Fenders, Fire Irons, (liars
nod queenxware, Kitchen Utensils, etc., etc. Also, ono
superior Piano.
nu g1:1 P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
UTLER Y.—Tho best assortment of
KNIVES, FORKS, CARVERS,
POCKET UNITS, SCLOREI,
Razor.,, ke., iu the city, will bo found on oar shelves.
Prices to suit the times.
CARTWRIGHT & YOUNG,
011g13 No. 86 Wood street.
LASS.-300 bxs. assorted Window Glass
N,,,A for sale by (aug3) HENRY H. COLLINS.
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Age and Debility
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New Advertisentots.
•
A Splendid Farm,
OF ABOUT ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
within an hour's ride of Pittsburgh, for sale on lib
eral terms. Apply at this office, to
augl I JAMES P. BAER.
TO PRINTERS.
WANTED.—A situation, either in a news
or iottothco, na PIMSSMAN, by a person of 25
yeses practical experience. References-Iv. S. Haven,
or Morning l'agt Job unit,. GEO. INGLIS.
Address 21rOrilliig Pt,vl. anglo
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THE EATING SALOON,
Opp,lilt. Coil rat Depot, Libcrty St.
TABLE BOARDERS taken at rcm - emble r¢tes.
auglOdw.2dp
G. W. SOURBECK, Proprietor
MRS. M. H. MYERS'
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. 23 Hancock St.
THE DUTIES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
Le reatuned on the FIRST MONI ) A YOF SEPTEM
BER. Mrs. M. will he aided by an efficient corps of In
structors. The lariat gementtt of the Principal enable her
to eniture thorough instruction in the variona branches
of a polite 1111.1 useful education.
A select number of Boarding Pupils will lie received.
For further information and circular.:, apply at her
residence. augOilw
The Western University.
PIUS INSTITUTION, with an able Board
JIL ',lstria-tors, nn extemive and valual.le cabinet
id Minerals. a complete sot of Chemical and Philosophi
cal Apparatus, mostly new. and 3 large not commodious
lauhla w , otters the lie , t advantages to those in a prepa
ratory or eollpgiate
The next term will emmnenee September sth.
ill ,:tte:ng7 WM. BA KEWELL. Secretary
MADAME APOLLINE TETEDOUX ;
poARDIND AND DAY SCHOOL FOI
YoU LA N ES, No.l Is Tinza,Tunur. Pittsbur,tl
Till. : , eittloi (Ana, to y 011134 ladle, he,ide, a roll Eog.
114 r colli e. unii,nal facilities to acquire the French Lati
nintte arid Liteinture. the Principal, an American born.
Laving re,ded se, oral year, in I. ranee, mel tonne,
ad by Mr. "Fetedonx. a native of Paris, and gradnate of
the College Charlemagne: .
The trill op..a on M.n.lay, the
12111 of tie t anner.
Price Or tuition by the term, French nut I,ttin
t-atra cl, irgr.
N.. under ton ycnr, of :I,e.
apply at Mr. Mchl..r*, aml Mr. Itavi.
tow.. ,torc.. I.r it the re,idenee of Mndnme Tcledoux.
al I W . ,: e 111/
tIENTEEL g. - .ntlemen
k_A can he acc“rintexiated n els renals and boarding,
It :1 1,4_111.114 how-r, plca,nntly located On
I,,heriv tu n nnaat,e, the Lntiuent por
tion ul th.• (-Its For Itlforlllatioll apply to W.
, :u the ult., of the Monitlig Pust.
TARENTUM CAMP MEETING
TRAINS OVER
ALLEGIIni VALLEY RAILROAD,
AIT IL I, NAS FOL LI WS : Depar
T SA; llon f,r Tatentitm.
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,a 1 A.ll. 11:110 A. At. 63,0 P.ll.
Tu0,t1: 4 1., 1. M. ferii) m. re. 0.1 P. x.
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in a train Mill leave at 5011
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A. M. 7175 P. M.
I WI, Tiniriolay. at 70,0 A. a. 7115 P. M.
I 2111. l'rnt.ir. 7.1,0 A. IL. P. P. M.
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7101. A. M. MOO ,M. :1700 P, v.
ill, day, in VIIIIEIOII. a train ill leave at 7:05 I
and 11 20 r . M.
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011 , 7 .6 P. H.
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NIIT AND BOLT FACTORY
Pat.•ut Ilot.Pr.• - ,e41 Nut+ of An n Icm.l. 11.1100
nfiv•ture.l. AL.). 13,kn, I", kr Itrolc,•+. .Igru.t
turd liriplellat,t, 4t.- ntrlti , lttl it A.,,rt
Warehouse, No. 114 Water street.
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THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Protected Solution of Protoxide
O 1 Iron Combined,
St .I VESSFU LIAY
, 11i1 , 1111,T it, thy
11111'1 11 , 1 i`e :1. , an
,•-tal,li• hod niodioillo It, ,- Th• - •.io ill .dintiv.,
DYSPEPSIA,
Affections of the Liver, Dropsia, Neuralgia, Bron
chitis and Consumptive Tendencies, Disor
dered State of the Blood, Boils, Scurvy,
mid the prostrating effects of Lead,
or Mercury. General Debility,
and all diseases which re
quire a told: s.a.l.a.llCra
tive Medicine is be
yond question-
The { n fofthiellioaey no ntau,rou..,,,r,llantliea
tioated and .•f ein in pecitliar elivti
neter. that nutlei ere rk.a.ol
tlt!. liesiVite to rectal. e the pr idle
cd ant.
The Pettiviiin Syrupthica Starr.
for- t., ix' n elir"-all, 1•11 t it, hula,'
exten.ive, many
apparently unlike, ale Intimate!
related, and prtivecilitez from on
emu,. may I e cured by one row•
dye of diet a.-e- or whit.
the Sr rup prordle. , cure. in
often battled Ile. order Of meilieinal okit
The filet. are tatiell.le. the and th
eatetv and ethear•y of he Syrup insontrawtit,le.
Pta t— Large hottle bottler
11:aalv e,.utidunct• in the eflierey Eirtivivaav
:I , a theilletual aunt, uc rvekanrs,..ud to our
br,tl,not it tie nula-try, the careful reading or !Lie
pamphlet.
net Jelin Par:pent. Rev :tliudin Moore,
" The Whitternore. ^ Thov. Star Rang,
It. aide , , Charlee
S. If. Edible!. Sylvan,. 1"ohl,
•• Joe. IL Clinch. Edward Edmund..
Sold by
DR. GPO. 11. KEYSER
RAILROAD SPIRE COMPANY,
Jo.. Dilworth. - Bidwell,
, to Pt, ter. Rolfe 11'4:wet.)
7 , ISNVEACITFFI. OF
RAILROAD SPIKES,
(11.111. S A:s:I. BOAT SPIKES,
Cor. of Water ■t. and cherry alley,
117'710EURGR. pA
TN k SIM' w't)lU
A LI: SIIEIL URAL/LE:I',
SIANI . ,c1,1:1:11 AND D1,11.1.T: IN EVELV VARICTT or
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY ORATE FRONT::,
Sole l`ropriete, at the l'elebratr.l
PATENT 14.1 s El' EN !N. ANI , SMOKE coNsiimiNG
COOK STOVES.
(11th, and Sales Rom,,
C . u . 1.1,2p
No, 11',.1 112
CHARLES B. KEEN,
STOCK BROKER,
325 AVelnut Elt,
Stock Bought and Sold on Commission at Board of Br,
Eery; alsd iu llo , don. Sew 'York and lialtitnoro.
LOCUST GROVE SEMINARY,
FOR YOUNC LXDIES,
LAWRENCEV=LLE_
V NILE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION, of two
terms, the months earls, kill open on TUESDAY,
THE Lull OF SEPTEMBER. at 9 o slosh, A. M.
Tho Faculty ~r Tetteliers ae ho tilled their situations
with mllOll di , al/Iglll,llotl success dining the pa -t year,
continue their yollll,o°ll with the institution,
Ott sevitunt of the greatly inereased facilities for travel
tainted by the new Passenger Itailway.a nututivr
of Pay Pupils will he received front Pittsburgh. The
number at Boarding pupils is limite,r to thirty. FArly
applications are desirable.
.•
Circulars ronntining general information, tonna,
Ina, lst Lad at Davis' and Davison's. Booksellers, nand at
Kb:bees and 31 ellor's, Music Dealers; or by addressing,
through Pittsburgh Poatolliee,
alights:tier:o REV. LID 'REF; T. RIDER, A.
• . HUGH M.
ENGINE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
GREAT WESTERN PLAININII Mad.. cor. Mar
bury and Duquesne Way, Pittsburyh, fh., will make to
order, and warranted as gm:4lVn ran be made, the
following machinery. viz :--Steri Engines, Turning
Lathes, fiir wood and iron; Planers, for wood and iron;
Drilling Machines; tionsen and Tobacco Screws- Patent
right and Model Machines, in the hest manner: Shutting.
Pullies, and Hangers, of all aloes and variety; Screws, of
any diameter and pitch, to fifteen feet in length. Will
also make, and hare on hand, Doctor and Nigger En
gines, and Deck Pumps for steamboats, hr. Lathe 1
Shears and other Planing done to order; van plane Zl
inches wide, by 9feet S mcheslong.
All Orders Prmaptly Flllealand Lorna/to SolicileA.
N B.—Particular attention and promptitude given to 1 1
repairs on Printing Presses and other Machines.
Iylsilyihis
AL I. KINDS OF SUM M,ZI - 47
•
HATS AND CAPS,
DODDS' ,
119 Wood lidretv t ,
JY 2 a One door South op pith:
. - .
HARVY DAVIS JOHN PHILLIPS. JOSEF If IL D. 1 1 ,1
S PHILLIPS,
BRAS ; FOUN D ERS AND MANUFAC TURERS
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PLUMBING MATERIALS, GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. -
Agents for Allen's CelebratTd Steam and Water Guages,
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND 104 FRONT STS.,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Wareraoms, liT Wood street, Pittsburgh; and !Federal street. Allegheny City.
an G 3 )n is2dp
BREWER, MALTSTER, AND HOP DEALER,
'HAVING COMMENCED BREWING
for the season, I am now preparedlo furnish my
customers with a
In addition to my regular brands. lam manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in
small packages expressly for family use. •
This Ale is not only a delightful bevemge, but is highly
recommended by the medic lfaculty, for invalids, where
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I have also my
celebrated
Constantly on hand, eonsistina of KMNNETT BITTER.
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
Packages sent to any part of the city. nuglhein
- - - ' C.'
...pt NoTICB s tall ook be. opened to receive
s E.— ubscriptions to the capital stock of the MU
NUNGAHELA PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY,
tit the St. Charles Hotel, in the city of PittSburghon the
'THIRTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. D, 1059, at 10
o'cloc_k__ A. M., of said day. yal
j—___
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE • COMPANY.
NuTIGE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of an art of Assembly relating there
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April
11th. 151.59, Corks to receive subscriptions to the Capital
Stock of the City and County Insurance Company Of the
city of AlleVtenv. will re-open at the office of PETER
PETERSON, Federal street, A Ilegeny. on MON DAY, the
11th ofduly, and lai continued until the whole number
ofAiares are subscribed, from -9 o'clock, A. M, to 4
o'clt9-k. P. 3, each day.
Josiah King, James L. Graham,
Henry Iriviu, lVilliam 13. Pusey,
P.•ter Peterson, John Birmingham,
U. G. Crai g . Wm. P. Baum,
James Ittd, John Irwin, Sen.,
James Gibsun, John Sampson,
C. Yeager, George Lewis,
Samuel Gormly, Nichola.s Voeglitly, Sen,
John A. Scott, R. P. M'Dowell,
John W. Riddle, David Greig.
Samuel Lindsay, Jun, .1. Longmore,
M. Boreland, Thomas Farley,
D. N. Evans, Alex. Hilands,
R. W. Poindexter, Thomas Donnelly,
James Park, Jun., Jturies A.Gibson,
D. Leet Shields, Cbtarnimioncia.
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NEW ARRIVAL
i • t
PIANO FORTES.
JUST RECEIVED, A NEW LOT OF
PIANOS ,
From the Manufactory of
CHICKERING & SONS,
Of QC, and 7 octaves, and various style of finish.
INSTRUMENTS WARIIANTED..
The Wino are invited to call and examine the stoel
of the sulmerther, which mmsists of nearly
PIPT""R"
JOHN 11. MELLOR,
81 WOOD STREET.
.8--Three F.xcellenlPlanon to Rent. ity2D
NEW STOCK OE MELODEONS.
JRECEIVED—A SPLENDID NEW
cr lot of AI ELUDEONS. from the
Laudon' of AI ASVIN .4 HAMLIN, Boston,
includmg all the styles made by this firm.;
These instruments:hare been approved'
by the greatest musicians in the country—an Dr. Lowell
AlasOrk.Aieo. F. Root, W. B. Bradbury. and othera—con
vequentlr they can lie relied on as living firtit c10g,1151111-
4-1 'they are noted for the following pointer
I. Their pure and musical quality of tone.
'2. Their great power of tone.
it. Their perfect equality of tone.
Tom , - F-rtahrt and ea,v touch.
u. Their beauntm inve of finish.
t,. Their durability. --
7. Their cheapne.s, of price.
For vale only by JOHN H. MELLOII,
No. SI Wood street
Dviicriptive circulars mailed to any address. • Ivnyl3
To Housekeepers,
SOMETITING NIP.-11. T. BNBBITT'S
BEST 01EDIC1NAL S.ILERATUS,
t -lls manufactured from common salt. and is prerc o
0 pared entirely different from other Saleratus. U 0
All the deleterious; matter extracted in such a
manner as to produce Bread, Biscuit, and all
- , -"lkinds of Cake, without containing a particle of " D
I eratu 3 when the bread o r cake is baked; there
be-„! producing wholesome results Every part ;-
I lb eh, of Salcratus is turned - to gas. and passes! „
V
!through the bread or biscuit while baking; con.
igequently nothing remains but common Salt.
Water and Flour. Yon will readily perceive by
g izithe taste of this Salaratns that it is entirely dif-6
v iferent front other atileratus,
It is parked in one pound papers, each wmp
per branded. •• B. T. Babbitts Best Medicinal
ANDlSaleratus” also, picture. twisted loaf of bread.
w•th a glass of etlervescing water on the top.—
Ivl
ern,e theenyou purchase one paperyou should prey,
7 0 , ,, fl
• wrapper. and be particular to get the ,, v
,next exactly like - the first—brand as above.
Full directions for making Bread with this
I, Full
and Sour Milk or Cream Tartar, will
garasernpany each package; also, directions fore.
~inaking all kinds of Pastry;
also;•itir making
Soda ater and Seidlitz Powders.
140 Wood street
3 - OUR OWN SOAP,
7
wurn (1 !11. T. BABBIrrs PURE' CONCENTRATED
POTASH.
IWsrranted double the strength of ordinary Pot)
6 Si; l ii., / ,'."`Z i t'h u LP,i'Vtio Th n7; L ib r ' ina 3 k l i t 4 " a rb r ' d s m „ 1 1
'Soft Swap. Consumers will find this the cheap.'
leiThrotash in market
^s. l `l Marmite:hired and for sale by
B. T. - BABBITT,
No,. CS and 70 Waidiington at., N. Y., ,„
7 1.1, 1 y9:1 3 ,1a and Nn. ai India x4 Bkimtnn. 1 U
NOTARY Z. TT 33 I, I C
riFFICE at the Pittsburgh Post, Fifth
Jr street, near Wood.
.iYI3
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lO.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lOO.
HOMESTEADS FOR $l,OOO AND OVER,
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
. .
Allots AND ?SLOW
Fredericksburg, in Virginia.
ANEW TOWN CALLED RAPPAHAN
NOCK, ham re g ently been bud out In Calksatiper
county, in the midst of 'the poLD gEracom ON' Lk-
GINIA, surrounded by ;Shan fo and bilxiso Come Astor, and
Forma and Town Lots in alternate divisions or aamuni,
can now be had for a "MERE SONG," simply to lancet
st. - rna.or.Nr in this desirable region. $154,910 worth of
land is to be divided amongst pure-lowers, or arras awsv,
ap inducement to come on an 4 make improvements,
and.the land is of the most improvable qualities. Many .
lows alreay . ly settled, and scores of others are coming
Goon FAWN° LAND, in tracts of any size to suit purcha
sers, can also be lout at troth ten to twenty dollaro
acre, pavabie HI easy quarter yearly mento. Un
qur.sliumible in nit eases be f o cus.
AGENTS ARE WANTED
Everywhere to sell these lands. .Liberal inducements
will be given. For particulars address
NEW E R
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.,
BRASS: FOUNDERS,
QTEA.3I AN:b GAS PIPE FITTERS,
PLUMBEE&and PINWHEELS of all kinds of brass
DEALEIAS IN GAS tiTt
Office andliv. lysireroom, No. 124, Wood *U s
e . Donnrs frons
lb'Sendry, N 0.152 First At, lave Doors below .
Monongahela Mouse.
The well-known practical skill and experience in the
various branches of Brass . Casting, Steam and flea pips,
tFitting, t of the senior members of i ttio f l i c ri e n t , it pr us h i to ea wlll .
e e mj e st ir toTi s e onal
ntitle a r ra n atar a e l o; 6 pn or blio patronage.
• AU Orders Promptly Filled.
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- t/{ORE NEW PRlNTS,Ginghams, Checks,
JVLLI Tickings,Shirting, Muslims, new-style Delains,
4c., all opened this day. ..C. HANSON LOVE, .
attgll Market Area,
Pr_.1:71‘1333E1.7C,5,
GAS A.NII STEAM FITTERS;
Sew Zdverti,seinents._
GEORGE W.
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh
SUPERIOR ARTICI.E OF FRESH ALE
'HEELING BOTTLED ALES,
H. WHITNEY,
SITUATED ON AND NEAR
p, BAUD.F.I4, Land AgeaL .
ort Ito al, Virliitua.
Jnsurance.
- REAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust CompanT
OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING
4(13 WALNUT ST., PRILADELP/TIA.. CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
Authorized Capital, ti 500,000.
STATEMENT, MAN 19, 1959.
CAPITAL—Paid in and securely invested
ASSETS, b4IF 1559.
CASH—On hand and in Bank_ 512,57 n Hg
In lianas of A gent. 6.62 i 17
Real Estate owned by the Company
Bonds and Mort intees—bearing six and seven
per cent. interest 1ti12.940 ‘
Debts due the Company. well secured 17,748
Stock-=Par value 78,450 1
Bills receivable for loans, a c., not yet matured.. '20.117 ..-
All other securities 15,000,1
LIABILIT ES.
I.osora—Adjusted, not yet dile - i o=3 4.1
Unadjusted 7,031 37
A Wanin g pl . OOl 3.000 tri
All othor 20,574 37
I. 'WRIGHT. Secretory.
R. W. POINDEXTER. Agent,
117 Water st, Pittsburgh.°
NORTHERN
-
ASSURANCE COMPAM
NO. 1, 3IOORGITE STREET' LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
- •
CAPITAL.. 56,295,860 oi•
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 0" ,, ,
ANNUAL REVENUE. for the year
ending January al, lss
THIS COMPANY , I NSURES • AGA INS'
Loss or Damage by Fire, almost every deseriptic,
of Property. The Ran, f Pecotivat are 1.4.1(131 . , an:
is all e.se,, based upon the character of the owner
occupant, and the merits of the risk.
Lossys promptly adjusted and paid without referent.
to London. .4 special . perniancat pro,id.zia P/ui
dap/dal& palpaeat of Itiedei is thiascCiAfty
•
REFERMECES I, TITSSDEAGII:
Messrs. James 3112u11y & Co., 174 Wood street; :`,-•
John Floyd & GI.. 173 Wood street;
ltroh n & liirkpatriehs, 193 Liberty ',Erect
L Gregg & Co., 99 Wood street;
" Wilson: 51'Elroy X. Co. 51 Wood street;
" James 51•Candless & Co., 193 Wood street;
tinniek St Co., 95 Water toreet;
B. A. Foist estoek .4 Co, Find and Wood st:
Jos. Woodwell Et Co, Second trod Wood sh,
" Atwell. Lee k Co., 8 Wood street;
Burchfield t Co., Fourth and Market street ,
" 111 . C.'andless, 7.7ean /t Co., Wood and Waters
.
REFERENCES L 4 PIIITADELPEIA.
•
George H. Stuart. Esq.. 73 Bank street;
Messr, Mvers. Clagl lorn 6. Co, 232 :Market street;
W.m.sl'die;" e Ut , 22 Slont h Front street; •
51'Culeheon k Collina Front. and New street
_
8111101, William. & 513 Market street;
u James 61-alkali A. Co., 20 and :2'2 Letitia st re.
Joseph Ilau
James Unnlap, Esq., President Union flank;
Ron. W. A. Porter. late Judge Supremo Court.
JAMES VV. Altit()TT, Agent,
Tethvirary Office, 103 W 04,41 street.
ALLEGHENY INSUHANCE CO
OF PITTSBUROH.
OFFICE--No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank
TNSURES AGAINST ALL ELNOS O'
_IL FIRE AND MARINE RISES.
ISAAC JONES, President; JOHN D. IIIcCORD, Vii
President; D. M. BOOR, Secretary; Capt. WILLIA
DEAN, General Agent.. ‘l
Ihateroas—]saute Jone, C. G. Hussey, Harvey Child
Capt. R. C. Gray, John A.Wil,on, B. L.Feth ne.tock, Jo!
D. McCord, Isaac M . Pennock. R. P.
.Sterling, Capt.
Dean, Thos. M. Rowe, Hat 11. Dart, myai
DELAWARE MLTIJAL
SAFETY
INSURANCE COMPANY/
INCORPORATED EY THE LEGISI
TUBE OF PEN2SLITANIA.IS3S.
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER TIIIRDASD IVALNDTS-
PITIL.I.DELPRIA
Marine Insurance. tit
ON VESSELS, 1 ,
CARGO, To all parts of the worlcL
FREIGHT,
INLAND INSURANCES
On Goode, by River. Canals, Lakes. and Land Carrie;:
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSUR.INC,
On Merchandi=o generally.
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc., etc....
ASSETS OF THE coxPA3 •
Hovland-a 1, 1668.
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real Estafe.....:--- 6 71-IE3 1
Philadelphia City 6't cent. L0an..........._......165.144
1- tamsslvarda Side Loans ........... .. .... 104.425 t
United et - ate, Treasury N0te5.......---.- 30.112
Railroad IS "Et cent. Mortg,u4e 57,1:5.(
Stocks in Railroads, Gaiand Insurance Cos-. 25,51321
Bills Receivable . .•• .. . . 666
Cash on hand . 42,067
&glance in hands of Agents, Premiums on)
hlarmePolicies recently issucd,and other} 61,58 '
debts due tho Compar.y... . . .
DlitiCTOrg.
Wm. bUrti 11. Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. So:oer, J. F. Peniston,
Theophil us Paulding, Henry Sloan,
John R. Penrose, Edward Darlington.
John C. Davis, H. Jonea Brooke,
James Traquair, Spencer M.'llraine,
Wm. Eyre, Jr., Thomas C. Hand,
James C. Hand, Hebert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph H. Seal, James - B. MTarlamt
Dr. R. AL Higdon, Joshua P. Eyre,
Geo. G. Lieper, John B. Semple. Pita
Hugh ClaiE• D. T. Morgan,
Charles Keller J. T. Logan ; "
W ILLLIM MARTIN, I'resident. .
THUS C. HAND, Vice .President.
HEITIVI" LTLIMILY, Secretary.
P. A. MADEIRA. Agent.
de23 No. 95 Water street: Pittsburgh.
.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
LIFE INSIIIIAIICP. COMPANY:
•NCI. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Cetstom 'florist,
WIL I, L IN( I , I E. AR; th E r - p , ILL KINDS
. OF ItiSIP-
e.ription of Property or ITe ' r u etui r :l i lli n, , u a t' t l l:go e ns T t rt.
If
rates of premium.
-ROBERT P. KING, President,
M. W. BALDWIN. Viet, President,
DIRECTORS:
Charles Bayes, E. R. Cope,
F... B. Enghsh, George W. Brown, '
P. B. Savery, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
S. J. Magargee, • E. Wilor,
. F. BLievawrix,SeeretarT.
J. G. COFFlN...kgent,
jy4.ly Corner Third and. Wood streets
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO
Of Pittsburgh.
63 Fourth Street
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rody Patterson. T. Grier Sproul,
C.A. Colton, James H. Hopkins. A. A. Cosner,
Henry Sproul, Nick. Voeghtly, George W. Smith.
A. J. Jones, Wade Hampto • , Robert Patrick.
Chartered 5300.000
FIRE AND MARINE RlSks TAKEN, of all de"
scriptions.
:
A. A. CARRIEIt, I'ro_i lent.
I. CUZIER SPROIJL. Seerelar
Pittsburgh Insurance Company,
NO. 99 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, President 4
__ ALEX. BRADLEY, Tice President.
F. A. RINESART, Secretary. -
Sir - Insures against BULL AND CARGO RISES, on
the. Ohio and. Mississippi Rivers and tributaries, and
MARINF, Rlqiv - S generally.
i-iatEttin'st loss and damage by Fire, and against the
Penis 01 the Sea and Inland Navigation anerran.sper
tation.
DIRS.CTOE.S.
Robert Galway, itlaninel M'Glut - bran,
Joseph P. liazzam, M. D., - John Scott,
James Marshall, David Richey,
James W. Haihnan, Charles Arbuthnot,
'Alexander - Bradley, J. L. Leech,
John Fullerton, N. F. Hart,
R. Robinson, Robert R. Hartley,
William Carr,
...IM - Gill. fe2s
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH,
GEORGE DARSIE, President;
• P. dt. GORDON, Seerekury
• OWICC Ra.9l Witter stneet, (Spung IC Co.'s Wareh ease
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kiwis or FIRE wail _MARINE
RISES. •
A Home Institution managed by Directors who are
well known in the community, and who aro deierinined,
by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character
which they have assumed. as offering - the best prete
tan to those who desire to be insured.
..... ASSETS, APRIL anti, IKI9.
Stock Acc0unt5....... _..._....
............
Office furniture
Open Acettints, .....
Premium Notes_....?
Notes and bills discounted
George Dario,
J. W. ilutler,
James M'Attlev,
Andrew Ackley,
Nathaniel Holmes,
D. 24. Long,
C. W. akeketson.
25C,4-00 0
- -$ 19,207 t
49,000 C
033,734 IL
90,Cklil ("J
.... 2.160 a ,
L'fil 0.0
....... . IT,SS6 :4g
1:,11S7
........ 30.070
ta.1.14.#
R 7triller,
Geerse W. J3ek4ort,
Alex. Speer,
Wm. 31c•KM,-,1,t,
Mesa%ler NI reneir.,
Wm. It. Sauth,
f.'s