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TUESDAY MORNING AUGUST 16
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
.AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON I.: WRIGHT, of Philadelphia
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN BOWE, of Franklin County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
. AMER Ar !ANC JrOOr:
011011.4 ii Of Titisburgh
DISTUICr
_AITORNEV
JOHN N. WCLOWRY, of Patsburgh.
:STOAT eMATOIc
SgerEL: g'kUE,_ of 13iiininghilizi.
josEpIIB.DAVIS.of Allegheny City;
SAMUEL W:'lVlEANS.LoPßobingolltowrishirC,
PHILIP If. STEVENSON, of Moon townshipc
JACOB STOCRRATII. of Allegheny aty;
ANDREWJAvIISOH BEAUMONT,,o(yntshargh
coir.srri cominsinein.: ''-"
EDWARD CAMPBELL, 3 1 , of -Pittabnigh,
JAISIES.BLACHMORS, of Pittsburgh.
CIYMTr . 4IIDITOS:
JOHN T. SYMMES, of Pittsbiirgh
GVITVIT MOTT=
JOEL KETCHUM, of Elizabeth
DIRECTOR - OY TIIE
THOMAS NEEL,: bf Tareatura
KICKED OUT OF PARLIAMENT.
The True Press of this . city was the only
paper yesterday which afforded the public the
. :
benefit of the following item:
CAPT. S6HP.NLEY LT.NSEATE.D.—The L,,ndoO
Times states that Capt. Schenl , •y and Mr. Lea
thern have teen unseated in l' a rii , ,inent, for
corruption at the polls. Toe editor says:.
" Two stern and inexorable c,inmitteas have
passed speedy, judgment, on•• • Mr. Leathern, ,
Mr. Bright's' brother-in-hrw. 'and member for
Wakefield, -and another on Mr. Schenley, of
Dartmouth. We deplore the loss of two such
men to' the Liberal side of the House, eyed
while we are forced to admit that, no doubt,
through being novnces in the art, their friends
have 'rather overdone the thing, in the way of
bribery."
Just to think we aro not to have a speech
from the right honorable member from Dart
inouth,.in Parliament' after all—and that the
Earl of. liard.scrabblet. has been kicked out in,
di;grace,' that he , triay have time for the further
contemplation of-his increased tax roll, and
abreviated „receipts. ~We clip the following
from the London Weekly Times:
I ARTMOUTII ELECTION.
Mr. Lefroy brought up the report of the
committee appointed to try the petition against
the return for the borough of Dartmouth.
The committee reported that E. W. H. Scbenley
was not duly elected to servo in Parliament,
and that thelast election for Dartmouth was
void. They further reported that the said E.
-
w. H; Selainley was by his agents guilty of
bribery paid out of a certain fund, but that it
did nut appear that the legal expenses of the
election were defrayed from that source.
The Rouse rose at six o'clock.
- -
The $lOO,OOO spent to secure'a seat in the
Commons would have repaired a number of
his delapidated-shanties in Pittsburgh and paid
Lis paving tax in Allegheny without forcing
the sale of his valuable estate. The Liberal
side don't suit the Captain, he should quit it.
.
WE notice, with 'regret, a disposition on the
part of journals claiming a Democratic reccird
t) advance, as the chief merit of Stephen A.
Douglas for the Presidency, his antagonism
with the present administration ; they teem
with the praise of one, and abuse of the other,
interwoven in the same articles, as if the pres
ent position of the Senator from Mlinois, was
altogether due to his personal relations with
the President, and- admitted of no wider
range of discussion - . Wed° not care about prob
ing the motives of the editors of these journals
to ascertain just the amount of disappointment
they have suffered at the hands of the execu
tive, or bow much they expect to please their
favorite by this course, but. we hold it to be,
not only unjust, but impolitic. According to
the Philadelphiaress, Mobile Regi.sfrr or
New Orleans True ;Delta, Mr. Douglas has suf
fered personally and politically, many indig
nitiesat the bands of Mr. Buchanan, during
his official career ; if so,. the Senator has set an
example of magnanimity which might be im
itated by his leading friends, who are at pres
ent engaged in the programme for 'O. The
great public care nothing about the personal
relations of men, whilst political difference of
opinion is the unquestioned right of all, and
should not be dwarfed into feuds and angry.
dis'eaSSions about candidates. This applies
with (qua} force td those who claim personal
friendship with, or hold office under Mr. Bu
chanan, who imagine they perform their full
duty in abusing Mr. Douglas, having no other
cause than the antagonistic personal relations
of the two men. All this directs attention
from the true living issues of the moment,
(holies the discussion of principles, and the
bold utterance of the doctrines of the Demo
cratic party, to promote the growth of clans
rallying at the call of some favorite chief
tain. _ .
There appears to be more of hatred to the
President tb an love for the man they would make
President in all this, which will fail to prove an
effective element in the coming struggle. Mr.
Douglas must stand or fall on his own merits ;
we think he has enough to carry him through,
not only at Charleston, but before the country,
lie is firmly seated in the affections of the
people, ho has rendered distinguished services
to his country, and stands to-day one of the
foremost statesmen of the b. 14011. His nomina
tion for the Presidency would be. a tribute to
his great ability,and unwavering courage in
the vindication of Democratic truths—not be
cause of disagreements with Mr. Buchanan
since his advent to the Presidency.
oun brother-in-taw of the Dispatch is mis
taken, if he supposes we wish to advocate the
claims of " old Buck and little Dug" (as be ir
rovontly styles them) for the Presidency at the
same time. Mr. Buchanan deprived us of our
crisis, and the country of a candidate, in his
celebrated TtPCandless letter. Ho was our
candidate until he cruelly and suddenly forsoolf
us, as we should have had him fairly on the
track in less than a fortnight without the aid
of the Now York-Her a / 4 i, and so fur in ad
vance of all comers, as to have defied competi
tion. If he thinks ho has 'served his country
enough, wo have no disposition to push .the
Matter further, and therefore let him olttit
his own particular requesC We hope to be
believed now, when we assert that we are
not for Mr. Buchanan for the Presidency,
and we are not to bo forced from this position,
whether,, ho . writes .another letter to Mr.
ilreandlOss tilting back his first epistle or not.
The ground is cleared and being plowed pre
paratory Ur' a new crop, and if we choose to
" hoe a row," on our own account, we hope to
bo permitted ti do - . so, without any more ma
-licious flings from the Dispatch about old Buck
Or little Dug, and ourselves.
SIIR "FLIT '' a RACK I"—A. Mississippi
County Court Clerk, having issued a marriggp
license for a young man, shortly after received
the following note from him:
Steate Of Miss July the 5 185.9.
Mr. Moody pies let This matter stand over
Until further orders thezirl his Flue the ti`APr
By her own Request tindAßelense my nam - ii
of this Bond if you pies.
ASledding ItUmilltooenee. -
.
On a winteis night, when the moon .hone bright,
And the snow was crusted o'er,
With a mold as fair as seraphs are, -
I slid from a hill down lower. . .
Ere we reached the base, (like - a horse Oh a race,)
Our swift-sliding sled careened, . .
And' with tresses fair streaming on tho tat,
Sow Bacot wart nom °von uro.
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Ale-41ow and Where It Is ➢lade.
' Ale is a common beverage in nearly all coun
tries the climate of which prohibits the culti
vation of the vine, but we have been-taught
tpt
regard Was the national drink of Gr4foprit ainx
whereziti.taa has attained the greatest
perfect*. Iri - Aon.oa#oflr,ngland ale! and
m
beer a re.toottetotigtermti e asTlf ell ns in a. few
other co*triiis;T . fie bkveragizil is 4:ancient
~
origin es tells us 'that the G‘ertnarts
drank it in his time. It haabeen banded doWn
to us, and is as popular as it was centuries ago.
It is believed to be-far-superior as a beverage
to distilled liquors, not leaving their pernicious
effects behind. llogarth, in his Beer Alley
and Gin Lane, shows us the great superiority
of stout, ablHrdied,lrerover alcoholic drinks,
which had,'in' ii . 4gUn 'to become
popular. But the solid Britons of those days
"eschewed thin potations ;" among Shake
speare's creations; .Falstaff the Great drank only
sack, and " honest Iago" consigned small
'beer ". to the lowest depths of contempt. The
"Scottish Ploughboi sang of ‘• Scottch
Drink," thus:
"Thou clears the head o' doited Lear,
Thou cheers the heart o' droopingeare:
Thou strings the nerves o' labour sair.
Ate weary toil;
Thou even brightens dark despair
KT gloomy smile."
Every one will ‘rementhe'r "John Barley
corn'; as a picture of burly strength and sub
stantial solidity, and Burn's "happy ale" is
the very symbol of good fellowship.
The manufacturt'of this highly-extolled bev
erage has been brought to great perfection in
thii country, and Pittsburgh ale has a reputa
tion extending through the length and breadth
of the land ; it has even been thought to rival
the celebrated London and Edinburgh ales,
which aro exported to all parts of the civilized
world.
We have fine facilities here for making a
choice article, and our manufacturers have
taken Advantage of them. Prominent among
these is Gee. W. Smith, who has been
engaged in brewing in this city for twenty-five
years, and the productof whose breweries stands
unexcelled: On Monday we bad the pleasure
of examining his establishment on the o,.rnor
of Pitt street and Duquesne Way. the eldest
brewery in the city, built in IK_'it, with ire-
uent additions sinco that time
as used it fur twelve or fourteen years
as a similar establishment of equal eapueity
at Wheeling. ♦Ve were shown through t.',o
premises I,y Mr. Wm. IL, =ell, chief brearr,
to whom we are indebted for tint cylunhl.• and
interesting inforMation
The brewery building has a front on Pin
street of three hundred feet, with u I,l:th
about one hundred and fifty feet. On this
erected a brewery, occupying the greater part
of the lot, a malt house, and n bottling establi4h.
went. The main building is two stories high.
with a large, cool cellar underneath.
We will now briefly 11 , critm, the pr.
ale brewing, which, though apparently simple
in itself, is one requiring not only great -kilt
and experience, but constant attention durim:
the entire process. The malt, which is
barley steeped in water 111)1 roasted or dried
placed in a large hopper on the second •r in
proper quantity to form a and pas," I
down to a sat of rollers on the tint tle mr, w lwre
the grain is coarsely Ground : it is rai‘eu thane•
by an elevator called "Jacob's ladder. - to time
third floor, where it is thrown into another
hopper, directly over a huge ma-1: tub capable
of containing two hundred end tifty bushels.
This tub is furnished with a false bottom, is•r
forated, and anumber of pipes to carry off the
liquid. The malt being placed in the tub, the
required quantity of water, heated by steam,
carried into it from one of two i,esEel, M the
same capacityas the malt tub Here thy• lm,
nor is allowed to remain fur two houm whew, a
tap being turned, it is run off through the
to an itnineuse copper tun in the tem , apart..
merit, the refuse malt relll3l tkittg Upon
bottom, while the liquor drains off
This "copper" will contain about eighty
barrels. Hero the hops, n. 11, proportion of
about one pound to e bushel of malt, are add
ed, and the toiy tore boiled about three hours
„A. sluice being then opcnetl, the liquor, Now
called " wort," passes it into the •• hop ha. 1.,"
a large square, sliallvw vessel, also -ul.l.lil•d
with a false bottom, through which the wort
passes, leaving the hops behind. The wort
now flows through pipes to two large coolees,
of similar construction with the hop-ba. Is,
where it spreads over a large surface, and is
exposed to the air to cool. The cooling pro.
cesaia facilitated by four large and powerful
fans, wnicb are kept constantly in motion
The cooling occupies' from two to thirteen
hours,according to the state of the atmosphere,
being conducted as rapidly as possible.
From the coolers, on the withdrawal of plug ,
in the bottom, the wort passes through pipes
to ,the cellar, where are placed four immense
fermenting tuna, capable of containing eighty
barrels each, in which it is collected. Here the
primary process a fermentation takes place. the
tuns being only half filled to allow the for
mation of yeast. The time the liquid re
mains in these tuna varies from twenty-four
hours to a week, when it is again carried by
pipes into the "working casks," which bold
about three hundred and fifty gallons each.
Forty-eight of these are used, in Hots
of six ut
a time., The liquid is allowed to remain in
these vessels for a few days, during which the
process of fiTtnentation is completed It is
then racked off into packages• for sale, but
allowed to remain in the stoeis c:4lar at lewd
two or three, weeks after "bunging down.
The
The ale is bunged down in about ton day ,
from the time the malt goes into the ma sh
.üb.
The stook collar is capable of containing two
thousand barrels of ale, and there are also
three others of equal capacity, combined, in
which the ale made at this brewery is stored,
tWO - On First, and one on Fifth street. The
annual product of the brewer;, which is in
operation ton months during the y..sr, being
suspended during June and July, is from
to fifteen thousand barrels, and fully as muei.
is manufactured at ate Wheeling establish
ment.
The brewery is , ono, of the old fashioned
kind, with none of the modern innovations,
such as pumping the liquor from story to story,
the brewing process being commenced in the
the upper portion of the building and comple
ted in . the cellar.'
The different kinds and qualities of ale, and
the prices at which they are sold, we give be
low:
American Bitter..... _.
Family
Chanspapn.
Brown Stbor•
Barter
Family ale,lo gall kegs
• 'BOTTLED Lisa. ' ,, y IDOL.
American Bitter,[3Soyer dor. for betties rebutted] $1.25
Kennett 1.2.5
~ "
Champagne“ 1.t.0
” Ire..
Brown Stout ..6
The finer qualities Of barreled and bottled
ales are made at the Wheeling establishment,
from which the large orders are filled for North,
East, South and West; while the Pittsburgh
establishment devotes special attention to sup
plying the city and local trade, which is very
large. The bottled ales are also sold from
the Pittsburgh house in any desired quantity.
In•connection with the brewery are six malt
bOuses, some on the promises, some located in
otherrparts_ of the city, some at points in the
country, and • one at Wheeling, which is the
largest west of the Allegheiy Mountains, hav
ing been recently enlarged, and, we are inform
.
- _
ed that still furthei additions will be made next
season The melt manufactured is not all
Co: sumed in the breweries,butlargeyuanti
tles urcsUld Lo EastCin brewers;.4ho are large
ly suppled from this city rind Wheeling.
La t seasOn Mr. Smith pm eliiised2oo,oo9 bush 7
of burley and 1,000 bales of hops. Of the
former 80,000 bushels were used in their 'own
s.tablishments,...tind 80000 pounds of hops.
The remainder was sold to dealers iii the East
and in this city.
Some forty person , fir.% employed by Mr
Smith, including . maltters, brewers, laborers
draymen, clerks, traveling agent_', d:e., to
w h om , : ,-,oawfitzr., aro raid, and a hag. , funotint
of capita' is in ve,tx , d in the butintss.
Mr. Smith has :6.11211 succesaul, his close at
tention to. and thkiro'ngli knowledge of his bus
having brought s deserving remunera
tion. tic i , One ~ f ,t , " Solid men, whose ener
gy has One much toward= the advancement of
OUT city, bud quit he is worthy 111 the liberal
patronagit which hi,: jo.A. dealings with all men,
and the excellence of his product has secured
to hi in. All his a sistants ore competent, nt-
tentive and obliging. and w. ! I,lhrve that no
one can visit the •• old brewery without
coming away stt6aticd with the in he
received there.
On Fall in., , titutiot..- !Ire has.el the
prosprrity of our eity. We have in of them,
and they should be festered mid encouraged,
ne th''Y tr." tomake up the wealth and :,111dity
for which W.• an . famed adroml So long m•
their value . ...appreciated at home, en long Will
the r,ptantion of mum rite ho maintained
where.
Ded he political cauldron is begin
toiboil. and tlio xvitelio4 are .grltherinir,
round The reccnt clee , lott4 in Kentucky,
'renne_eiee, North Carolin, and !Sli- , ourd
Lnrr
added fre , ii fuel to tho urr, acid ;
°arty rooembling id' the witcde , to watch the
nint , for th.•
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the tirt w.intle..l wary ',do', al It'', ka, r-, the
the chtei : ;i,13{1/ folle.eer,
predicament of Fernntnl. , in the..i:t,..•
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E.Hor :—The iii a Torn 111 , 109:. ell In
line part of your leadimz article, this morning
1 , quite refre•lllTlt: Year r.onark, I any one
has for otte•fourili of oie• p. r crut.
pu: tin
sound currete.y thald on illy ellllllolllty. l
fact, -hour I It' known
It It notorious among bu , ine-- men, that the
entire circulation of the banl.. of ~l'r•ton and
ManaS,ll. wu k.uicd. here . by one firm of Bro•
ko:=, but not for a prttit of one fourth per
You do a great injti-gke to the fraternity to
stappo-e they for , o .mall a eofll
- /ea
The irration Vert 'mild, The ag..:J oC
the Bari% brinz , the note- here and heft,. theta
to the. Broker for coin, or exchatige, at rate,
we can only imagine.
The Brokers easily the note.. over
hip counter in payment id ordinary
currency. Thu public taking theta without
imjuiry titer are
I agree with ym;. that these facts should he
known, and I nor ready it „icy the cum ~f
the partieF , concerned. .1 have no but
that the facts c ould be :tilt-tantiab d
isfaction :X any jury, if libel -mi. , .
low. I nut not, howevt 11,.,t
matter should be pushed at a- ile•
must eventually be =o great that vert decisive
measures will lie liecessar to purity our
currency.
Rlimoreq Retirement of the It othhe hilds
the Crlt ICSrn;AePee 111 t.hc llor , i „ rt
S/17 r find the following : "The ns:.raiize
gi-.rn In financial circles of the approaching re-
tiremem of the Rothschilds ha created astrange
sensation. It • the ruiner prove true, not only
Baron James but -hotb tic r‘ms, Gustave and
29phonse, would alsi; withdraw from luvriness.
the accounts or ti n house in t,'aris be closed, and
in short, it would exist no Imizer alter the
Month of December. Ti' 4 ploi able state in
Which Nathaniel Rothschild still remains, who
in the flower of his age and strengtl. h as b ow ,
suddenly struck with paralysis, the inlets
I '
ty of financiol operations in the present urie , ,,
tied stuto of Europe, have decided Baron James
to take this step, so it is said. But although
the announcement, 0 . .."c;.3 ~ , n eomtirmed es yet
liy himself, has occasioned soino emctiop
amongst the moneyed men of Paris ; men of
experience in these matters persist in declaring
that such a measure ja utterly incompatible
With the haron's age, his paton, and hia lace
of domination, and they therefore reject the
Age and Debility
As old ago conies creeping on, it brings many
attendant lain - ton,. Lo. of appetite and weakness
impair the !leant', and 11,111 of attic'iv make, the mind
disiiontentod and unhappy. ..aite , tthere old ago adds
its influence, it is to add vigor and
health, and although ',luny retne.lleii hart I wen tried. all
have failed, until lnElth E'r llfl.L.t>L BITTEdis
were known and used. In every mo+t where they have
been employed they have ITIVHEMbIy lnvtu etrtagtli and
restored the appetite. Thy Luce bctoum a treat agent
for this alone, and are used lay many people who are suf
fering from loss orappettte and re ue rs d lrttity. incases
of long standing chronic diseases, they net as welirtrm,
inviorating the.system,thus giving nature snottier up
port-unity to repair physteal injuries.
BENJA.MINCO., Sole Proprietors, No.
Wood,between First and Second sts., Pittsburgh.
The following letter was received by ltlessrs.
Patric:, Bankers, and handed us for publication,
from the acting; Treasurer of Virginia. it will
be observed the securities upon which this
money is issued, are but five to six per cent.
below par. And the paper, we believe, re
deemed at the counter of the bank, which is
Jess than one.day's ride from Pittsburgh.
TREASURY Omen, VA.,
August 1830. j
.INIE , SRS. PATRICK & Yours of
the oth is at hand, and in reply I would state
that the Bank of Western circulation is se
cured by deposit of Virginia coupon : bonds in
thiii office Which 'IS considered first class, though
wiling in this market below par some live or
six per cent. at this time.
Yours, &e.,
JNo. S. B ACLY,
Acting Treasurer.
On INlondayillOrllillg. Airetn,t I at the residence of
her father in this eity, ELIA, Pared '2D years, the youth.
WI and amiable wife of Johnson 11. Baldwin, Esq , ot New
Yorh. and dai4iter of Mr. Calvin Adams.
. -
The fune.tal service, vall take place to-lny.(lue-qtlay,)
at 2 n'cloel“ I'. M., nt St. Peter's Church. The interment
immediately after. in Trinity C h urch caul. The friendP
of the family ire re-lieethilly int ited to attend.
AN I t ALL EXPENSES PA !D.—We want
a low morn young men of .tendy hafts, at tho
nnOV, MAlltry. (or to trawl w It., MiddlelUld
Wrstollt I no] pleu,ant. For
with or apply to
ALLEN A lICCEI,Fi.
lloundout, N. 1.
PEENSYLVANIA ALMANAC
OR APAIUT "1'111.: 15T11 (CD
-
1, -! lIEK. Ke Nlll e—tn, on Almanac. entitle:l the
I lIVI I•i t., p0 r p,,...• t., lati . -tAI
1,1,41131,M the St.:tt.• and eaet. I . olli
..t 12., ~rte. A full of each iNnitnly; J.
to( Lurid, r,
ty. C.mtiLy I)tlieer iit I .1, , ,1ntn
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(' Not:try
11 , 7. -T A I'EM ENT N Y THE A1.1.1:611E BANK
pittsi,urA, August 15t1,1b59.
ETA.
Nott••• .11. , 1 ••
~ •tud I 11.•...LN ol tat, Bank,
1.11.‘ tti. r
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aa,l .1 W. CoOE.
tat..illi.l:4ll day of
• gllll itolt • l'. FINNEY, N.aary Pal.llo.
STATEMENTI 1I HE NIEIICHANTS' AND
Dr 51 ' 1111'11E11S' BANK OF pirrsiwiztal.
Pittsburgh. Monday. Alliost 15, 15. V.
3.45,347 IS)
251013 43
. 3..151 52
. t,61311 424
.1 57(1,213 76
. 115.3441 16
. lq,sts
. 93,11111 ST
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e' r Qrtaettleut correct Fuld true to the hest of
my latottledge M.) i.e.1.1.1. W. 11. DENICY. Cash . r.
Sworn .11b.onhorrht•fore tne,tlll2 15111l'µ'61" August.
A. D., ISSI I
!1112111
It E N UVAL
J. W. PITTOOK
113- ',moved In, Ma, to Smyth's m.o . l'enodieni Store
MMZO=I
Western Money.
;4etu Zduertisrments
*3O PER MONTH.
'3l. Et IS CIP «
.11,MAN
History of the State,
Ila4otilf !Adze , . In the State.
full ~:p(a.
• I A
DAVI% i C . ,
. kfi \I l•I IJ Fl
FY. N.,tary
‘BluTiEs ,
14 , 11 N 11‘1:1 . 1'.IZ,
INth.l, 4,4,1-t.
, VI PH,
Pitt-
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1 . • ,• ,•••
Dti.• other ilank.s... —.••
1 C.lntnomveulth .•••
Loan, and lit.couta4
of u. •
Not, ands 11.•01, of other
Iht..other Bank , - •••• .......
.1. F. MACKENZIE, Notary Public.
-,No. 60 Fifth Street
4 : 1 4;4/ F i t 10 SALE, a two-story
41 •••••', Fru Dwelling House, with a vai
n:tido lot of u ul, 3-1!i: front on Fourth street, by
19 toot doe? tkingery L.l Price $ . 2,500. Terms
$, - ,00 in hand; balanee-et r. •
g 1 cum rok.;14"1" ,
VENANGO ( CY 17. - 17/
fit eight miles front the town of Frank.N,,
ae.fit per acre. For sale by S. CUTHBERT
,11:TO p 5 ,..,11 - 1,t,m8 Agents, 51 Market ct
Ur - 6R RENT—A einrdortitble Dwellin
1' liou.o, on Socontitstreet. • $3OO Per }ear .
ur•lt, 8 CLIT : BERT & SON, 51 Market
DT_TP S'FF,AIIBOAT TIOOK-KEEP
ING and Blanks, for Bale
W. S. HAVEN,
anf , l6 nor. Market & Second and Wood tt. Third sts
irRUNK, BONNET AND FULLER'S
1 BOARDS, for sale at the stationery
S. sres of
. to HAVEN,
ingls Corner Wood & Third & market & Second sta.
DRUN pvka " Bordeaux " Prunes;
5 CIISC9 Prunes in laxs, Just ieceiveil (Ind for sale by
REYMER & ANDERSON.'
39,W00d street, opposite St. Charles Hotel.
M
ORE SEW (:decks,
Tiekings, Shirting, Muslin, new style Delnlns,
.ke., all opened this day. C. RA 4
M, •
augll Market 7 greet,
• 4
RPM Advertisements.
A Splendid Farm,
OF ABOUT ONEIBUICDRED ACRES,
within an hour's ride of Pittsburgh, for sale on lib
eral toms. Apply at thin office, to
align JAMES P. BARR.
TO PRINTERS
WANTED.—A situation, either in a news
or lob office., as PRESSMAN, by a person of 25
years prinencal experience. References—W. S. Haven,
or Morning Post Sob Office. GEO. INGLIS,
Address Morning Post. auglo
MMWMPMI
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
gar Alen practices in Lycoming, Centre, Clearfield
nd Cambria counties. augls
Wall's Picture Gallery.
WM. C. WALL hag. 'taken the third floor
if Jones' New Building, adjoining the Me
chanles' Bank. Fourth street, for an AM BROTYPE AND
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, end having fitted up the
room in a style unsurpassed. invites his friends and the
relate to visit hi. establishment.
His reception Room. he ha no hesitation In saying.
has net its superior anywhere. for sincalateuty of furni
ture and appointments generally; and his Operating
nnolliS. bring on the came Hoer, .111 entered imme
diately through it
In his Operating rooms, the most improved combined
:tble and sky lights give it facility for taking a finished
Picture, in the lin-t possible time, that he thinks can
not fail to make his establishment the resort of all
persons of taste.
Mr Wall's experience no an artist, is a sure guarantee
to his patrons that none but good Pictures will be per
mitted to leave his In'Orni."..
The Want. and the ladies especially, aro invited to
view Ins 'atone, and examine specimens. tuiglfaw
0 E N
TILE EATING SALOON,
Lit,erty
rEir- TAP.LE taken at rea,onnble rate'
nuv10:1,.2.1p
MRS. M. H. MYERS'
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
No. 33 Hancock Si.
rr II E DUTIES oF"rit is scHool, w LL
M. rtisunii.,l(4l the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEN-
ItElt. Mr, M I,a aided by au etticiPnt coil. of in'
struct4•,.. Th..:.i vini.Tetwnt,. , l the Prii,,,pal enable her
to en.iitre instruction In the bronchi ,
of a polite and education.
A numb. r .1 Po:ailing Pupils will be received.
For flu-111,r iiif,rnation and circulars, apply at lair
aueilvr
The Western University.
I.us-i_NsTITUTION, with an able Board
of Instrurtort., an exten , ive and valunble cabinet
of Mitterni, a complete w 4 .4(lnm - oral and l'lnlosopbt
,•ni A ppantli inontly new, and R 1:11%;e1111.1 eereltteldlOClS
Adler , the bet antrt,; . to Lt `e in a pro.
ratoin t.d.•
'l ill,•xt t,•rto wilt coalmen , ' ~ e ptend, ,,r tilt.
tow. ‘r•-fi WM 15-tHEWELI.. Serndary.
driENTEEL BOARD! genthnnen
VT CA. im ro....,anntodnted with rooinA and
in n hnarding Inhaled on
rtreet, tno intrititr+ walk 11,111 the t4I 4 I(ICRS pot - -
n.. 11 ~f the ea" . .. For Mt ther information apply to IN.
H. WHITNEI..t flies of the :Morning
anit2.tf
HIAWATHA
NIIT AND BOLT FACTORY
11.4-Pr ,,, pti nil Ire. C•n Land, and man
01,turi d r :4a, lon,ry,
Agncu
tun.] at hurl 11.C.Pe.
\Warehouse, No. 11-/ Water street.
ittliZ , Iv EN NP, SCULLS k 41).
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Protected Solution of Protoxide
of Iron Combined.
I_l - . 1S I'ASSED TilE
II 0111,0 ,h - Jr dtge.veri ,, In Ow Mll , lTt
)1•••11.,, ate t•4l, and mu>t flaw be received as an
e medieibe. Its ctllvacy 13CW,,
DYSPEPSIA,
Atiactiens of the Liver, Drov,ia, Wearalgia.Bron
chitit and Consnir.ptive Tendencies, Disor
dered State of the Bland, Boils, Scurvy,
and the prostrating effrrts of Lead,
' or Mercury, General Debility,
and all direatcr, which re—
quire a tonic and altera
tive Medicine is be
yond question.
‘ll,zi.f
1.,:.1: , r 2
12,11
1 :25".. 7 , )
l'il4l
vcUw
The proof of :otitctkry 11 . 1".0 nurr 1,11,..
:old of ,11 , t10 cilhar cl,
tloo 4..00t0t
tht% to—ttot.• to r- r
I tii• •=!. rill , •
t.• t.ii all. tali it row, I
',I ill-, .‘, ,nand• Ii i•
thitarrett unlike. are intitztatel
t•latt .1 atel proeretlinty, hem et,
:mote. mar t.. r urea by elm rem. ,
.Iv. Tim 11.1.11,4 ef far uhtel
the Syrup lam et.stt Imre. Net
erten hattlo.l the touheQt err.
lite !mt. are tath , th l . - . lb.'
-.army .uvi ettle:my 44 the Syrup ineentrmanatble
Prorr.-I,targo boide, $2. or ,yr for $10: small botch
V. x tot 1.5.
Harm:: eontolens e its the efficacy of the PEEL'S - UN
ST & n medicinal :sssent. we reeortnnend to our
brethren In she moliNtry, the careful reading of this,
Itmulolelt•t.
Rev. Joists Posrpont,
Tito, Whitternors
Ja.to,s IS. Mlless,
S. 11.
11. Clinch,
cold by
4 , " 4 -
4 .471 1:
4$ 4;
4'o
2.347,, Z.. 17
;1 14-'OO 00
lk
341.: 12
t+t vl 1 '1
I .1.
. •.S
DP.. GED. H. KEYSER,
augG:l) days . 1 411 IN cod
RAILROAD SPIRE COMPANY.
.10,. Dilworth. I).lW'. C. Bidwell.
ESIMII
(tturtr. , ,,t, to Pro - tcr. Sue-ft.)
1,1,1-FICTIREVInr
RAILROAD SPIKES,
Cu \IRS AN I. BOAT SPIKES,
Cor. of IV ntr r ni. and Cherry alley,
1Y2,1Y PITTSBIIW.iH. PA.
d ETN A STO V E WORKS.
" I.4F.X4NDF.x pftAof.r.ji,
iiISI77ACTPLLA ,11(1 , gI'EAT valuxTr OP
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves
121=Ell
I,‘ 1110
ti, NV 11
it 1;
•'.1.1.11 '7
30'3,14 Is
$1 S .3,....37 u-
$ 00
4;, {rte 110
2.':.4.1 I
fx, CO4 4.
101,64; 00
PLAIN AND FANCY GRATE FRONTS. AC
PATENT GAS iIIUININti AND SMOKE CONSUMING
COOK STOVES.
$1.9"1,.r. ,
I I y2p
S "1" C FL IK
315 Walnut St., Phlladelp.h!tt
Stoel: /lowald and Sold on Commossion at Board at Fro
qlso in Houton, Non'Yolt..o,l Baltirnnro.
FJ.i kl 7
loon 2
1,101 2.1
LOCUST GROVE SEMINARY,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
I,IVVT-R.MINTCM-VILM.
$.•40,143
e.I )1 15ii I
41.117 51.
121, ,
THE NEXT ANNUAL SESSION, of two
terms five months each, will open on TUESDAY,
TIIEI3TII OF SEPTEMBER, :it It o clock, A. M.
The Fliculty . of Teaclief; filDd their situations
with such dii•onguislii,l sucect,i'dlirinft the pool yott:';
continue their connection with the institution.
recount of the greatly increased facilities for travel
allot iled by the newPas , senger Railway. alimited number
of Day Pupils will be received from Pittsburgh. The
number of Boarding pupils to limited to thirty. Early
applications are desirable.
circulars containing general information, terms, Ac.,
IllaV to' had at Davis' and Davison's, Booksellers. undid
Elt;ber's and Mellor's. Music Dealers; or by addressing,
I:liough Pittsburgh Postoffiee.
augliTaitscp2U R.EY. L.:IF-URGE T. RIDER, A. t.
WEE
ENG] NE BUILDER AND MACHINIST,
GREAT W F.S'IERN PLAIBING MILL. ror. Man.
',lle and Duquesne Way, Pittsburgh, Pa., will make to
,iater, and warranted ma 0,041E49 can be made, tie
I..uoaing machinery. viz :—SiCrn Engineav Turning
lathes, for wood NA iron; Planers, for wood and iron;
Dri Ili ng Machines; Baleen arniTdbact co Screws; Pate nt
right and Model Machines, in l he best manner; Shafting,
Pullies, and Bangers, of all sizes and variety ; heroics. of
any diameter and pitch, to fitteen feet In length. Will
4 14 0 Make, and have an hand, Doctor and Nigger En
ginco, and Deck Pumps tor steamboats, hc. Lathe
Shears and other Planing done to order; earrplsne 32
inches wide, by 9 feet 6 inches long.
-411 Orders Prampthi Feld and Earnestlo Solicited.
N B.—Particular attention and promptitude given to
repairs on Printing Presses and other Machines.
- -
ALL KINDS OF SUMMER
, =TM
I. n SING O U T.
13007' Atiri SHOD
Very Cheap fin
__ JOSEPH 11. 'BORLAND,
N. B.—Some SOILED S.
93 Ith "'" at., second door from Fifth
leqs than cost. aintl3
-
nEs on hands selling at
EMUN SYRUP.-300 on hands
and for sale by REYIHER &
angl.s sfl Wood at.,oppoite St. Chr, ntel
A LARGE LOT of utlerton's
Plaid Flannels, opened this day.
.1d215 C. 11A1`.SON LOVE, 74 Market street.
IDI ROW N'S ESSENCE JAM.Ai '
.1.) GER for Bale by B. I...PARYEKTOCK
jy2o No. GO, corner Fourth and Wood etre
. .
. . . .
i`" 7
LOCEILIVFN, CLINTON Co., PENN',
SOURBECR. Prnprietor
Martin Mooro,
Thu,. Star
Charts,
Sy!rants;
" Eduard Edmunds
SO/0 Proprietor of thr celebrated
No. 4 Wood Street. Piltaburph, Th.
CH ARLES B. KEEN,
HUGH 31. 0014
pIATS AND CAPS
DOD D '
1 'Wood Street,
One floor South of Fifth
HARVY DAVIS JOHN PHILLIPS- JOSEPH H. DAN I
D AVI ZSZPA PHILLIPS,
1 ,
BRAS ; F 0 t
7 E ‘.. S\-., , ,AND MANUFACTURERS,
tINI
i.i tr lic 333 M-ELS,
AS AND STEAM FITTERS,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PLUMBING MATERIALS; GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORK,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ag - ents for Allen's Celebrated Steam_and_Water Guages,
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND 104 . . FRONT STS.,
PITTSBURGH,
Warerooms, 67 Wood street, Pittsburgh, and Federal Street, Allegheny City.
nu Itmin2d i_ _
New advErtisnunits.
GEORGE W. SMITH,
BREWER, Mki.TSTER,' AND BOP DEALER, j Insuriinct , ' mid . Triit . Companv
•
Pitt Street, Pittsburgh. ir. FFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
403 Wsiatry Sr., PartttorArmi- CHARTER PER
TT A V I N G COMMENCED BREWING i PETUA L.
I I for the season, lam now prepared to furnish my Authartsedeapital, 3300,000,
customers with a i . -. , STATEMENT, MAY IS, 1859.
.
C.trrrats-PMd in and securely invested
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESH ALE.
i ASSETS, MAY IS, 1859.
Case—On hand and In Bank 812,679 98
In addition to my regular brands, I win manufactur- , In hands of Agents • - 0.6.3 17
ing a very FINE FLAVORED BITTER ALE. put up in— ---$ 19,2(7 05
small packages expressly for family use. , Real Estate owned by the Company 49,000 00
This Ale snot only a delightful beverage, but is highly Bonds and Mortgages—bearing six.andseven
recommended by the medic I faculty, for invalids. where ! per cent. interest 152.940 00
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I have also my i Debts due the Company, well secured 17.748 0
81
celebrated ! Stock—Par value 78,450 0
Rills receivable for loans, otc., not yet matured.. 20,117 43
WHEELING BOTTLED ALES, Alt other securities 15,000,00
Constantly on hand, consisting of KENNETT BITTER , TotaL
AND CHAMPAGNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT. LIABILITIES.
Lossis—Adjusted,not yet due :. ...... $ 137,03 .10
Packages sent to any part of the city. auglloCom Unadjusted 7,051 [,7
Awl - toting proof 5.0 0 0 00
CITY AND . COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANT.r All other claims 20.574 57
:C3,909 70
NOTICE IS .HEREBY GIVEN THAT, 1
in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there- 1 .
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April _augli
11th, 1059, Books to receive subscriptions to the Capital .; NORTHERN
Stock of the. City and County Insurance Company of the
city of Allegheny, will re-open at the ofßce of PETER 'l
PF.fERSON, Federal street. Allegeny.on MONDAY, the ' ASSURANCE COMPANY
11th of July. and be continued until the whole number
of Yhare= are subseribed, from 9 o'clock, A. M, to 4 I
1
o'clock. P 61„ each day. NO. 1, 110ORGATE STREET, LONDON.
Josiah King,
Henry Irwin, ESTA_BLISHED IN 1838.
Peter Peterson.
O. G. Craig,
James Old,
James Gibson,
C. Yeager,
Samuel Gormly,
John A. Scott,
John W. Riddle,
samuel Lindsay, Jun.,
61 Boreland, r ,
I o B. Evan-,
R. W. Poindexter,
James Park. Jun,
D. Leet Shields,
jyllotf
NEW ARRIVAL
OP
I
PIANO FORTES.
JUST RECEIVED, A NEW LOT OF
PIANOS,
From tho Manufactory of
CHICKERING & SONS,
Of u!,, and 7 octave., and various style of finish
WALL INSTRUMENTS WARRANTED-`&A
The public are invited to call and examine the StOey:
of the subscriber, which consists of nearly
FIFTY PIANOS_
dOUN H. MELLOR,
SAFETY
81 WOOD STREET.
Three Excellent Pianos to Rent. 0r2.9 INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW STOCK OF MELODEONS. . . -
TNCOIZPORATEP BY THE LEf3ISLA-
JusT RECEIVED—A SPLENDID NEW
lot of ME I. 0D E O NS. from the a- TORE OF PENNSLVANIA, 1633.
faetery of MASON k HAMLIN, Boston. .OFFICE, S. E-COEXER Tillltli AND WALNUTS TS
including all the styles made by this fain. . , PIIILAIiELPIIIA.
'I lie- , itedrumenia have been approved ,
l.v the ereatovt musicians in the country—as Pr. LOW-ell Marine- insurance.
Ma•on;Oco. F. Root, W. B. Bradbury!, and others--con- ON VEFSELS,
sequently they can ho relied on a, litengfirst cid,. India- CARGo, ` 5 ! To all parts of the world.
1 re
o.cov. bey a noted for tne following pointe: FREIGHT,
1. Their pure and musical quality of W LNLAND INSURANCES
Wl. -
7- Their urea power of tone.
3. Their perfect equality of tone. On Goode. by River. Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages
4. Their prompt and easy touch. to all. feats of the Union-
5. Their beautiful style of finish. FIRE .17.:5L1RA:.;!.;!...fi
6. Their durability. On Merchandise generally,
7. Their cheapness of price.
On Stereo, De piling Fences, etc, ete.
For sale only Ly JOHN H. MELLOR,
~.., No. SI Wood street. ASSETS OF TILE COMPA". 1 - ,
Descriptive circulars mailed to any address- [myl3 Nov - time I, 1653.
_ . - -
To Housekee ers. . Bonds, Mortgages, and Real Estate.-- ........ 8 71,3E73 35
p
' Philadelphia City 6 'iri. cent. Loan 105.144 00
SODIETIIING NEW.—B. T. ILYBBITT's Pplimlivania state 1.0,w , . . 1°4,415 oil
BEST MEDICINAL SALERATUS, Ututed States Treasury Notes. . . -.. 80.11 g 80
! Railroad o'{l cent. Mortgare Bonds.. 57,75 00
g ils manufaetured . from common salt, and is prs-lc Q Stocks in Railroads, Gia:s and Insurance Cos_.2s 'Ol'2 to
u ii, pared entirely different from other Salerrous,p, u Bill s it er pp,,t4 e _... . _ . _ . ...,C . b. , ,,,. ,
!All the deleterious matter eTtrarted iti such Cash an hand-. ..... . .. 41.087 85
'manner as to produce Bread. Biscnii; rind all Balance in hands of .Igenpi,..Premiums on) .
kNnikinds of Cake without containing a Particle o IN I, 1 Marine VolickairecentlY issued, and other 501,5'0 15
!Sate ratus when the bread or cal; ois I ot.- ed: ther i debts due the C0mpany—........----_-.)
7 n hr producing wholesome results Every part' .
o.c o of Baleratus is turned to gas, and passes
through the bread or biscuit while baking; mar
equeutly nothing remains but common Salt,
!Water and Flour. You will readily perceive by
r.nlthe taste of this Enlarging that it is entirely dif
u o ,ferent from other Saleratus.
It is packed in one pound papers, each wrap.
per branded, Babbitt's Best Medicinal
"D,Salcratus," also, picture, twisted loaf of bread.
'with a glass of effervescing water on the top.—
~, Whe n )ou purchase one paper you should pro
I U-
:,erve the wrapper,-and be particular to get the
Me xt exactly like the first—brand as above.
I Full directions for making Bread with this
ISileratipi and Sour Milk or Cream Tartar, will
, •
9 ) "L l ly Imed package; also,
directions for,
t,,,, in,rLt;a 7 '‘ormngl lSoda Watbr andSeidlitzP7wder
" • _
.kNT
miI.KF. Tcrtlß OWN SOAP,sIT
7
13. T. BABBITTS PURE CO:iCENTRATFD,
POTASH . .
Warranted double the strength of ordinary Pot
-8.11/Ll.'.utwu,l'hiliia,lreeltio/b.;lol°,:',.".3kr:g"fim.i'dalunil
'Soft Soap. Consumers will find this tho cheap.,
,eat Potash in market
^`n`i Manufactured and, for sale by
B. T. smiturrr,
Nos. 68 and 70 Washington at, N. Ys
and No. 3.4 India at.. Boston.
Oliyga r aaw
WIII. U. WHITNEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC _
OFFICE sn,
pittstri ! r g h Fifp
ECONEWTE/Ip FQR $l9.
A HOMESTEAD FOR $lOO.
ALSO,
IiOSIESTEADS FOR $l,OOO AND OVER
SITULTAD ON AND NEAR
RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER.
ADOVIC tELOW
Fredericksburg, In Virginia.
ANEW TOWN CALLED RAPPAHAN
NOCK, has recently been laid out in Culpepper
county, in the midst of the GOLD REGION OF 1, IR
INIA. surrounded by Mrsts mid blcuau COSIPAN= and
Farms and Town Lots in alternate Ilivisions or &HERM
can now be bad for a "MERE:SONG," simply to INDUCE
NETTLEMENT in this desirable region. $l5-1,800 worth of
land is to be divided amongst purchasers., or arms WAY.
as an inducement to come on awl make improvements,
and-the land•P Of the Moat improvable qualities. Many
have already settled, and scores of oihera are C0V 311 :44 .
Goon Fsautso Lure, in tracts of any se.,r, to anit purcha
sera, can also be had at from ten to twenty dollars
acre, payable In easy quarter yearly . - instalments. - Un
questionable titles will in all raw be given. •
AGENTS ARE NVANTED
Everywhere to sell these lands. Liberal inducements
will be Alcenv Forparticulars address
P. Plaid 4-te44,
Port Royal, irjuia.
NEW FIRM.
. •
GALLAGHER, CRAIG & CO.;
BRASS FOUNDERS,
STEAM AND GAS PIPE FITTERS,
PLUMBERS and FINISHERS of all kinds of brass
work, •
DE#ERS IY GAS FIITIIRES, &C.
011ice•Ald WarertioSsz, Nos 1-'lViitid st.,
. -. 'fits Doors-front:Filth. 1.• - •
F o undry, N0:152 First st., tiro Doors below
• slotiougaltelo. Rouse. - • • ,•
The well-knoWn practidal skill and' eiperie nee in the
vatious-braocliesoll3rnse casting,Sterun and Gas-Pipe
Fitting, of the 'senior 'Therietril ofthe firrii; (who 'will
give their personal agentiop ,to all Work entrusted to
them,) should entitle 19 to top share of 'public patronage.
All Orders Promptly Filled.
jsl.4df
C UTLERY.—The best assortment of
KNIVES, FORKS, CARVERS,
ROCKET KNIVES, SCISSORS,
- • c, de., In the city, will be found on our ahelrea.
Price_ •sn
it the times. .
. - _ . ----... , ; CARTWRIGHT a. YOUNG,, ,
angla -, No. 66 Wobd street.
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GREAT WESTERN
James L. Graham,
William B. Pusey, '
John Birmingham,
Wm. P. Baum,
John Irwin. °en.,
John Sampson,
George Lewis,
Nieholne Voretitly, Sen.,
R. P. IFl'Dowell,
David Greig.
J. Longmore,
Thomas Farley,
Ale x.llilimds,
Thomas Donnelly,
James A. Gibson,
anninissioners
CAPITAL.. 86,29 S,SOO 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 02
ANNUAL REVENUE, for the year
ending January 31, IS
TIES COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Loss or Comma by Fire. almost every description
of Property. The flat, 4 Premium ore moderate. and,
in all cases. hued upon the character of the owner ur
occupant. and the merits of the rick.
Losses promptly ioljusted end paid without reference
to London. -4 ',pain' porbTociit fund prociiiiil in /Man
de/phial, piii,o,cot of iucav ir. this Cotlettiyi
litacclax,-I,awe Jones. c. Harvey Childs,
l • Capt. IL C. Gray, John A. W 11. Fahnestock, Johti
Ft. McCord. Iss:to BI P.einoek. IL I'. iitorleng. Capt. Wm.
Dean. Thos. M. Howe, H. Davi, mat's
-,?l,nsuranQ
J. WRlGHT.Seeretarr.
R. W. POINDEXTER. Agent,
97 Water A... Pittietrall
RETES.ENCI, i mind - mot
Messrs. James ABC - ally .0 - Co., 174 Wood street;
John Floyd & Co.. 173 Wootlstreett
" Brown & Earkpatritacs, 103 Liberty street
Gre,on A: C t., 99 Wood street;
ABElrov .5 Co., 54 Wood street;
James 31'Candlios. - : A: Co.. 107-Wood street;
Nimiek .0 Co.. 95 Water street;
" It. A. Fahnestoel; .0 Co., First and Wood stS4
" Jo,. Woodwell d Co.....Seemoi and 'Wood As.;
Attt ell. Lee .0 Co., Wood street;
}:nrolsfiold & Co, Fourth and Market streets
Mt:atittless, 31 eatts & Co., Wood on& Water eta
LIFSIMINCE3 IN
Geerne Fl. Stuart_ 11,1..13 Bank street;
Messrs. Myers. Chnr.horn Marketstreet;
AVM M'ltier . 22. South Front street;
Art !Mellen.. C4.11in,, Front aml - New streets
Willianp.S. Co., 513 Market street;.
James Oration. 20 and. '22 Letitia street
Joseph It. Mitel.ell, Pro-..tint Ar.ehanies Bank
Jaftli, (MUNI. Prescient Fioon Bank;
Hun W. A. Porter. late J...hze Supreme Court-
JAMES W. ARROTT, Agent,
Ternp.rnry OtlieP,l 03 Wnod street
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CU
OF PITTSBURCH.
OFFICE—No. 37 Fifth Street ! Dank Block.
jNSURES AGAINST ALL KINDS OF
FIRE AND 'MARINE FIISM.3.
ISAAC JONES, toIIN P. IticEORD, Vice
President: P. M. S:eri•Lgry; Capt. I!'IL.LI lii
DEAN. Cien..l:ll Avt•nt.
DELAWARE MUTUAL
ESEOZIM
. .
Wm. Martin, . • Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund A. Sender, 3. F. Peniston,
Theophilna Paulding, Henry Sloan
John R. Penrose, Edward Darlington.
John C. Davis, H. Janes Brooke.,
Jonas Tramlair, Silencer DlTlvinne.
Wm. Eyre, Jr., Thomas C. Band,
James C. Hand, Robert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph IL Seal, James B. 15PFarland-
Dr. R.M. Huston, Joshua P. Eyre.
Geo. G. Lieper, John B. Semple, Pitt
Hugh Craig. D. T. Morgan, "
Charles Kelley J. T. Logan,
WILLIAM MARTIN, President
THOS C. HAND, Vice President. '
llntar Lnamr3, Sceretarv.•
' ' ' `P. A. MADEIRA, Agent
de= No. 55 - Water street. Pittsburgh
PHIL AT)E,L_VHIA. FIRE 14. Ni)
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
N 0.149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom Mouse,
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU
RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every
description of Property or Merchandise, at reasonable
rates of premium.
ROBERT P. KING. President.
M. W. BALDWIN. Vice President,
DIRECTORS:
Charles Hayes, E. R. Cope,
F. B. English, George W. Brown,
P. B. Savery, Joseph S. Paul,
C. Sherman, John Clayton,
Magargee, E. W ilor,. .
F. Buesanati, Secretor''. -
• • ' • • • ••J. G. COFFIN. Agent,
y 44. Porno; TtlitJ in Wainsticelt
PEIMSUOTA-I`ll-A- INSURANCE CO.
Of Pittsburgh.
, ............ ....Nil. 63 Fourth Street
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rody Patterson, T. Grier Sproul,
C. A. Colton; Jarneo H. Hopkins. k. A. Carnet,
Henry Sproul, Nich. Voeglitly, George W.Smitb.
Wade Hampto , Robert Patrick,
Chartered 8300.000
FIRE: A3l l IdARLNE TARIEN, of .811 de.
ecriptioris.
'FFI , MS :
A. A. CARRIER, PrPsident.
L QRIER SPROUL, Secretary. (Lally
Pittsburgh' Insurance Company,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY. Pre:ident.,
ALEX. BR_ Vier" Pres:dent
,F. A.:IIINEKA KT, Secret:ilk-. •
ilar-Basures againat 11VL1..--AND CARGO RISKS, on
the .Ohio and Misskrairtu Rivers and tributaries, and
MARINE RISES generally.' •
And against. loss anddamage by Fire, and e.. ,, ain.at the
Perils of the Sea and Inland Navigation and-Transpor
tation.
EIS
Robert HalwcY, ' . ' Samuel I.l'Clurlca - ,7,,
0.° 0 1 ,5 I . 0,...., r 4.1,.. John .:
,ott,_
James lk ar,hall, David ttiehey,
James W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Ilradley, .L L. Leech,.
John Fullerton, N. F. Bart.
R. Robinson, P.otert It. Hartley,
"William Carr, - -• • . APOill. fell
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTS B URGE
GEORGE DARSIE, President;
F. M. GORDON, Secretary
Orrnme N 0.92 Water street, (Spang 4 - Co 's W:irehous
up. stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Will' insure against all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS. • '
A Heine Institution mat - laced by Directors are
well known in the community, and who are determined,
by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character
which they have a_4surned, its offering the beet protec
tion to those who desire to be
ASSETS, APRIL '39[11,1E9
Stock Acconnt! - . ' ' -
....
Office furnitup
Open Accounts, etc
Premium ......
Notes and bills discounted
111:1111121
George Parke, R. Miller, Jr.,
J. W. Butler. George W. Jackson,
Jmune3 ArAuley, Alex. ,:peer.
Andrew Ackley, Wm..". Mei-
.I.ZathanielHolmea, Ateznhage, Ximic-k; '
D. lit. - Lang, ' , Wm. B. gpaith,
C.V. Riaketaon. -.- ErIYZ
- .F ^ -? 6,401) 00
1:'1a2,463 2
933,73-1 I's
195,504 TO
M. 003 G 3
2.160 33
330 Do
17,n1 39
Lc..IST '25
$0,0713 12
.....
(309,144 OS
s.
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