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Our merchants and manufacturers, all have
large and well selected stocks of goods in the
different departments of trade. The wholesale
dealers in boots, shoes, hats, dry goods, hard
. ware, groceries and variety goods, are:tpre
pared with stocks which cannot be surpassed
either in quality or cheapness in any city in the
Union. The cool weather of the last week or
two, is sending people home from the watering
places, and our streets are beginning to assume
a business aspect again. The, summer so
journers in the country have had their weeks of
leisure and recreation, and now are prepared
with renewed energy to enter upon the more
important part of life, its business. The pros
pects of a good fall trade for our city are flat
tering. The West and Southwest are blest
with fine crops, and have the wherewithal to
buy. The people are tolerably free from debt
in these parts.of the country, and will be dis
posed to purchase liberally and to pay prompt._
- ly. The continually increasing wants of the
population will make a fair demand for trade.
The newspapers give to th e country merchants
the first indications of the revival of trade,
and it is now time that their business column a
were crowded with advertisements, showing
the nature and extent of what we have to sell
and indicatingthe activity of operations in our
...city. Our merchants aro prepared to sell
largely and at fair prices. The time has ar
rived for them to advertise their stocks. The
newspaper is tha first place, the purchaser looks
to find out the best place to buy what he wants.
and a liberal system of advertising will always
pay-
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FRIDAY MORNING :::::: ::AUGUST 26
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia
SIIEVEYOR GEYERAL,
JOHN BOWE, of Franklin County
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
AESIIit.L.NT LAW JUDGE:
GEORGE F. GILLMORE, of Pittsburgh
• DISITICT Arrorszctr
JOHN N. M'CLOWRY, of Pittsbuigh
warn anuroa:
BAMUELIVKEE, of Birmingham
JOSEPH H. DAVIS, of Allegheny City;
SAMUEL W. MEANS. of Robinson township;
NMI? H. E VEN SON, of - Moon township:
JACOB STUCERATIL r Allegheny City;
ANDREW JACKSON BEAMMOIsiT, of Pittsburgh
oor ri conassursai
EDWARD CAMPBELL, Ja., of Pittsburgh.
JAMES BLACKMORE Pittebtirgh.
COMITY; AUDIT=
JOHN T. SYMMrS, of Pittsburgh
[OOlMlr aratrzzote
JOEL . KiTCHUM, of Elizabeth
DIRECTOR. OP SHE POOR:
THOMAS NHEL, of Tarentum
DESIOCRATIC COUNTY COMMITTEE OF
CORRESPONDENCE—The Democratiecounty
Committee of Correspondence will meet at the ST.
CHARLES ROTEL, Pittsburgh, on SATURDAY, the
27th ofAugtist, 1559, at 10 o'clock, A. M. Punctual at
tendance is requested.
DAVID D. BRUCE, Chairman.
OUR WEEKLY.
THE WEEKLY POST, containing all the
latest news, foreign, domestic and local ; a
full report of the markets, and a great varie
ty of miscellaneous matter, rimy be had at
our counting room this morning, in wrap
pers ready for Mailing. This mammoth
family newspaPer is furnished to subscrib
ers, in clubs of tire, at only one dollar per
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
A CHANGE DESIRABLE.
A large proportion of the Democracy are
of the opinion that the selection of Charles
ton, as the place for holding the National
Dernixratic Nominating Convention, was
an ill-considered movement. Its location
s-not sufficiently central, and besides, the
hail and hotel capacities of the city nre
in
'capable of accommodating the immense
number of parsons who will be present, be
yond doubt,on the occasion of the Presiden
tial nomination. I n this respect the capacity
of Charleston is, perhaps, not one-tenth as
great as that of Cincinnati, and yet all who
were present, as we were, at the Convention of
ISSG, are aware that it was almost impossible
for the multitude in attendance to obtain
even passable accommodations in that city.
It is said that Charleston has but two ho
tels, and their largest hall is only of sufll
ciene size barely to accommodate the dele
gates to the Conventilin. It is not likely
that less than twenty thousand people will
be present, to say the least, attracted by the
political excitements of the occasion. We
have a high appreciation of the generous
hospitality of our Southern friends, but it
strikes us that this army of politicians will
absolutely " eat them out of house and
home," and when night comes, they will be
obliged to "camp out." In this view of
the case, large numbers of the Democracy
would favor a change in the place of hold
ing the convention. It' is not yet too late for
the National Committee to make such a
change. The suggestion is made in no fac
tious nor illiberal spirit. The National De
mocracy of the North grant to those of the
South, that, all things considered, it is most
right and proper that the Convention should
be held in a slave State. We suggest the
city of St. Louis as the most available place
for holding the Convention. It is central,
and possesss all the requisite accommoda
tions, in the shape of large halls, hotels, &c.
Besidesit is not liable to the obj ections on the
scoreof health which the people of the North
cannot help but feel at visiting a city so far
South as Charleston, during the warm sea
son. We suggest the change of location of
the Convention, believing it would be satis
factory to the party, both North and South,
and hope the National Committee may, in
their wisdom, adopt it.
A VOICE FROM THE ALLEGHENIES.
The evidences of the popularity of the New
Hampshire boy, who has risen by the force of
his talent and honesty, energy from the bench
of the cabinet maker, to the Senate of the
United States are daily coming to our knowl
edge. A correspondent at Hollidaysburg, Pa.,
writes us as folio we:
" The ball is opening very finely for the
Little Giant.' Old Berks leads off. The Dele
gate from Little Blair is favorable to Douglas,
although there was no particular eoptcst in ref
erence to the Presidency, or anything else.
"There cannot be any doubt in relation to
public sentiment in this Btato—the masses are
for Douglas and no mistake."
Erie Railroad.
The Erie Directors met on Tuesday, to re
ceive the report of the committee which Is en
trusted with the plan of reorganization. It is
understood that the committee propose to re
duce the capital stock and bonds to $ 2 6,800,000,
to leave the mortgage debt as it stands—say
slB,ooo,ooo.—and to give SO per cent of the
new stock to the unsecured bondholders, and 20
per cent to the old stockholders. It is also pro
posed to assess the new stockholders $1,200,000,
to pay off the floating debt, &c., and to ask the
bondholders to fund four coupons. If this be
the best the committee can do, we appiehend
:`that they have lost their time.
PHILADELPHIA NOMINATIONS.
The Democracy of Philadethia enianty
mitilo their nominations on Wednesday, , iNhich
Lfrcliudoltows;, - -
pj thonotary of the Court of Common
pions—T,ZVOrath. .j.
District Attorney- 7 Horn Kneass. ;
Elections-are:to be iield in the Second and
Fourth Senatorial Districts.
In the Second District, John H. Dohnest
was nominated; and in the Fourth, John Rob-
The seventeen Representative Conventions
met on the same day in their respective dis
tricts. The following are the names of the
nominees t - First District, Joseph Colwell ;
Second,no nomination ; Third,Patrick M.'Don
ough ; Fifth, J. Jackson; Sixth, C. Donovan:
Seventh, Charles Yeager ; Eighth, Charles
Van Kirk ; Ninth, Henry Dunlap; Tenth, J.
C. Keller; Eleventh, John H. Riehl; Thelfth,
Edward Eulkley ; Thirteenth, Wm. D. Mor
rison ; Fourteenth, James Donnelly.; Fif
teenth, Phil. M. Hagner ; Sixteenth, Thomas
W. Duffield ; Seventeenth, William M.
Leech.
In tlie Fourth District, a singular state of
things exists. The candidates are Robert
Randall and Thomas Timmins. There were
cast a hundred an twhenty-seven ballotS, dur
ing which there were steadily maintained I
thirteens votes for each person. At midnight
an adjournment was effected until ten o'clock 1
on Thursday morning.
The State Agricultural Soclet3 's Exhibition.
The grounds at Po welton, 2.lth ward,inte tided
for the annual exhibition of the State Agri
cultural Society, are now enclosed, and near
ly all of the wooden buildings for the accom
modation-of the officers and exhibition of goods
are already erected—one hundred and twenty
cattle stalls and one hundred for horses have
been completed, as well as one hundred and
twenty pens for sheep and swine. The prepa
ration of the track for the trial of the speed of
horses will be commenced next week. All
trials of speed are to he against time, and the
following are to bathe sweepstakes to all trotting
horses and mares,paying the entrance lee of SW:
Best trotting horse or mare, $2O ; second best
do do, $10; best pair mached trotting horses or
mares in harness, $2O : second best do do do,
$lO ; best pair fancy trotting horses or mares,
$2O ; second best do do do, $lO ; best trotting
horse or mare, in single harness, $2O ; second
best, do do do., $10; best pacing or racking
horse or mare, either saddle or harness $211;
second best do do do do., $lO. The judges of
this part of the exhibition are A. E Rapp, of
Northumberland ; John H. Cowden, Pine
Grove; A. B. Cummings, Philadelphia: R. B.
Roberts, Pittsburgh; Mr. Colder, Harrisburg :
J. Painter, West Newton , G. V. Lawrence,
Monongahela City ; Wm. Frick, Lewisburg.
and .1. R. Itt'Clintock, Pittsburgh.
A SIGN OF THE TIMES
The opposition are getting very uneasy at tie
" prospect ahead." They appear to think that
the capital which their leader is trying t, [oaks
for himself in Europe, will be of little service
at home. The Exeter Hall fanatics do n o t poll
votes in American ballot boxes. The NVa,i
ington correspondent of the New York Herald
under date of the 23d inst., says :
It is reported that W. H. Seward has been
written to that his immediate presence in this
country is desirable. Something must be done
to force Douglas to take strong Southern
Democratic ground, or the leading republican,
fear he will break up their party in the North
west. They now see the folly of their union
with him against Lecompton. Douglas gets
all the credit for that job. and seems determin
ed to hold a conservative or middle ground,
which is satisfactory to people of the
pi Valley. Hence Seward is wanted to defeat
the machinations of the Little tliant. - Will
he come!
The Kansas border ruffians are in arms again,
after a brief season of inaction. Late account
state that considerable uneasiness was felt in
the Territory, and a renewal of the old di,tur
bances was anticipated.
The diggers in the Kansas gold region, act
ing up to the doctrine of squatter ,overeignty,
have adopted a State constitution, a portion of
which has just been published. The nigger
question has in this instrument been ignored
entirely, while the right of suffrage is restrict
ed to the whites. The latest accounts from this
gold region speak of new and very productive
discoveries of the precious metal,
Schuylkill County
The Democratic Convention of Schuyil,ill
ounty met at Pottsville on Thursday
and nominated Michael Beard, Jas. Maurer
and Edward Kerns, for Assembly Geo. I). 11.
Beim for District Attorney : Peter Moody f. 1.-
Treasurer; 'Frederick Ritzy for Commis , ioner,
and John Downing for Auditor. Col. C. M.
Straub, 1-1..1. Bendier, Mr. Wotherill and Mr.
Shannon were chosen delegates to the next
Democratic State Convention. The uot;on of
the Convention was in every respect harmoni-
Blair C'onaly
The Convention of the Democracy of Blair
county was held on the lith inst , and the fol
lowing ticket was nominated : Assembly.
Wm. L. Neff; Register and Recorder, Daniel
D. Woods; County Commissioner, 'Robert C
Galbraith ; Director of the Poor, Christian
Koon ; Auditor, Jno. M. Burkett; County
Surveyor, Wm. McDonald. Maj. Theo. Sny
der was declared the choice of Blair county.
for State Senator, and empowered to select Ms
own conferee
Maj. J. R. Crawford was choien Rr•pre=en
tative Delegate to the next State Convention
Beaver County
Hon Thomas Cunningham, at the recent
Democratic County Convention of Beaver
county, was elected Senatorial delegate to the
State Democratic Convention, and S. B. Wil
son, Esq., Representative delegate. They are
uninstructed on the Presidential question.
St. Francis College
The fall session of St. Francis College, at
Loretto will commence on the first Monday of
September. This is one of the best educational
institutions in the State. The location is in the
pure air of the Allegheny mountains, the
ac
commodations excellent, and the system of in
struction most admirable.
True Economy.
London is about to spend $20,000,000 on
draining her streets, on keeping filth from flow
ing into the Thames, and on saving it for ag
riculture. This is probably the most extensive,
the most useful, and in all respects the most
economical sanitary reform ever attempted.
Had one hundred millions, instead of twenty,
been devoted to the purpose, there would have
baeroao extravagance committed. Apart from
the considerations of health, we have the fact
that at present, England, and with her most of
the world, is rapidly exhausting her soil and
giving nothing back in return. Every year
sees agriculture becoming more expensive and
food really dearer, owing to this destruction of
the world's truest wealth. At present, a few
guano beds offer temporary relief ; : but sooner
or later we must fallback on the supplies af
forded by cities, which are now wasted.
A Fo_o-T-n - A.ca took place a few days ago, at
Boehester, New York, between two men,
Railed respectively " The American. Deer," and
" North Star." They ran five miles, for a wa
ger of three hundred dollars. The Deer was
not fleetenough for the Star,who made the live
miles in thirty.seven minutes.
PROFESSOR GARDINER
On Thursday, about the -hour of noun, the
hunrgry denizens of our goodly city were
startled by the sound of a gong, which was
appended to a carriage driven along the streets
by an individual with a blue cap, who an
nounced that Prof. Gardiner would,in the even
ing, deliver a lecture, scientific and hunior
ous,upon the Monongahela wharf, with the con
sent of the Mayor and civil authorities having
been obtained. It was the Professor himself,
in all his glory. He has traveled the world
all over; has received a splendid gold medal at
the World's Fair, a silver one from the hands
of the victor of Solferino, vet he is not pulled
up, but drives his otvn carriage, and beats his
own gdng, and extols the merits of his
soap, which is, in all respects, a most capital
artiele, and all ho says about it is as true us
preaching. Tho Professor an original, has
seen the world, is evidently aware that some
things can he done as well as others, - is ready
at all times to supply,in any quantity,his world
renowned soap, which everybody should use.
as it is in all respects a capital article.
BLONDIN, the fOOl-hard}, tva adVniiisna to
give another exhibition at Niagara Falls, on
Wednesday. Some "new and startling ex
ploits" are announced. What lin van attempt
more startling than that he la:: alreadyl er
formed, we are at a loss to conc.:it°. Proba
bly he intends to pitch head foreni.ed
into the boiling abyas.Who '
AN heir is wanted for th Sherburne estate,
the seat of which Minily W.+ Stoiwyhurst.
England. It is V 21111 0 ,1 at from ten to twenty
millions sterling. It is tnu entailed property.
descending to an oldest soh. The family lett
England during the year intro. It wt± left
without heir by the death of the eighth Duchess
of Norfolk without issue.
HON. JOHN W. DA VI,. ul 111.161113, WilUtO
death ha , been arlifilutwed by telegrah. Wt,
Pennsylvanian by birth. lie was sucee.s,i ely
Min , ter to Chinn. and
momber of Conc;ru
Governor Of 0riN.7 ,, 1.T1 F r y bore him
self s ,, ucceputt•ly Ow I ),•mocratie pirty
when in the
they mad, htni r for
A .flits. A Ud/11111-
istored a dose of laudanum to Ler loldrea,
yusterday, for tlie purpose destroying Ike,
Tires: she then drank a quautity of the poison
herself, and died hoit nUzai. The
although alive at a late hou. - on Tuesday night
w••re in a critical state N cause is azsigned
fur thu et, t
taid it qr. ,tly at Ibo g.•l),rtil
delivery ton rletk lchi, I n..riii rig the
on a letter, " that - u 'c11.,. ti) nn - I paid
three ernt. tiik tilLi•k and I
think it, a for thing or
ull Up NVII,II ).Lir ,1.1; fi
133.1,11111,(1.
Tii I: St Low, tM,, ),/
letter from Arizona, a
HCCO un t of thi• in tliat
Theresa be 110 ,I.,Abt LILO zib,wld.•
there, but the ditEculti,s w..r1:11,4
at bta-b a distant,. fr..ln =4:t11,1 lai r.:ee,!
vitlt eu , •h imp,-rfo•t nu-t
very great
Tif P. Mr.• ~.;
during In.r rovelit ai l , , 1.1:L•
rior and the Gruen \e LI,
cert., in the wild,•nn•::
gfon. Hof audicnrr wt•ro,
of Indium and
A PARI. •.IL,. • k.f
that lie is by rac.• an Italian. by birth II I , k,lo
Man, by school education s Gorman. 1,. i.„
tilry vducution r. S,t i by i dlth ul Stu.ll, I
Etigl m n and by I/1- .'t n n I r,•in h
IASI: . Innunilina•L , r Innnninn.ni :nn.itnnn 1.
'ru - rned n dn.., , '“rhl,l , l a
['valor i mil dart oti
this act crraitisi ran ann .,c II ith
tile Lint - 10)1,r and tiartivnt 11,,r
AT fin (Ippo,Ati.ll tneut,n4• held at 111i4:
lannd. r n :11.,ndits
p:4 cd In: ()ruble 4i tli , • !mini .m1.1 , .r1,4.1 ,, .11i 11 i
nor 11 , ,tts •
t..010;r:,1•40,10.:•:1 th.•
, r ',ld I Ig “Zli in fic.or t.r 11.•,,
Fry, our prt,,ti Audit 4 •r lo•Jo t i••• ••
rulic cundidulo (; ~,•rti.,,
I r that th,r, art , hnil,ll,l Item
,eratie major_ in the We-t, “1.911
the hoininatiwi of 31,,11, , ,e 1) ,agial, a , 11,,
oerittic th
A PEN YIV AN AN, 1.-h
IL native Of Clan ,1,1 1. , ith. t.
gathered over a thousand ohn,e,•,.f 1 ;.•11 du e t at
peak.. Lucky fellom '
Tut: l•L•s of wilcat Ind. the
1-.4 to the of A ugu-t rrarh 411.0)011 his-It
els. ntruil,t 1 lltl,lloo 1/u,11••In i•.r the ruti mouth
of July. •
I'FS N TI ANI I 1, , ad
vanced to $4l. Wittw, of
thil road has alvali.,.; ;will I,r
,hare.
THE editor of a ..t the
t SRN
A man need, grace to tape
probably at any time. but ‘‘:p. etally %% hen Ito has
the rheunmtiFrn ' •
TUE Oppo.ition “f advor
tiso a grand jabil, , e. whirl, is to c , dno .11 at
Nadiville on the :loth ..f nwrlth
TuE collections for the Mount Vernon
Fund in Berks county. thus fur amount to
$293 30.
Tile portrait of Mr. Chicle, Anie.=. ha
been purdiased for $50().
Mr. Spurgeon's Lost
Mr. Spurgeon, in preach in at Norwich last
week, indulged in SUMO of his characteristic hu
mor. "Content," he said. "made our cup run
over, while discontent knocked the bottom
out." The story which had recently appeared
in the papers about his having a large fortune
left hita was a complete hoax : if he were to
have a guinea for every falsehood told about
him, he could build hi: great chapel very soon,
find probably have enough left for a cathedral
or two .
Christian men sometimes fell terribly fon °reach
other,like the two English ships which broadsid
ed each other for hours in a mist, without know
ing that the British flag was flying at their
mastheads. The lacy man was one of th e ,
hi.'-
gest sinners on earth ; if he did nothing
he broke one of God's greatest coin inaielment,
There was a very strict Sabbatarian gardener,
who was very hard upon his master about the
observance of the Sabbath. Ills master said
to him, " Why, you break the commandments
yourself." " How ?" said the gardener, ••
don't work on a Sunday." " No," quail the
master, "nor on any other day. Just. repeat the
commandment." The gardener obeyed, find
when he came to "sic days shalt thou labor
and do all that thou bast to do," his master,
said, "There, stop there: that is as much a
part of the commandment as that • the seventh
day is the Sabbath.' " . . .
The stickling for sectarian distinctions was as
absurd as if a hungry man about to eat some
bread were told by a Churchman, '• No bread
like the tin loaf," or by a Methodist, " You
must eat twists." The hungry man would say,
" Give me some bread, and I will settle the
shape afterwards." It jars somehow upon the
feelings to see the copious reports which the
country Rapers give of Mr. Spurgeon's " serm
ons" copiously interlarded with "laughter."—
London Times, August 9,
The Democrat: or..iillegheny Ceunly, favor
able to the numinittioit of Stephen A.:Douglas,
of Illinois, for President of the United States,
are requested to meet at V igilantllall, on 'Tues
day evening, August :30th, 1859, at 13 o'clock,
to take such measures as will best promote the
interests of their candidate, and of the Demo-
erotic party :
James Irvin,
William Irvin,
John Rogers,
John Dunwoody,
William Alexander,
James E. Newhouse,
Samuel Pollock,
James Petrie,
John !VT. Irwin,
H. Barnett,
\Vim. Bennett,
T. B. I)avitt,
R. W..10ne,,
F. C. 0' Brien,
G. L. B. Fetterman,
C. Stewart, Plumb,
J. Fulton, Terantuin
James G. Weldin,
Samuel Harper,
Richard Beeson,
A. Gamble., M. D.
Robert Taggart,
Charles Bryson,
Thos. G. Morgan,
.1. B. Iluntor,
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11. 11. Smith,
ShOWii,ll,
.1. 11. Christy,
Fleming,
G. M'Ci.a , h,
Thos. Buz -10,,
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Iron Safe. . 4 hot (inn, :1 variety of Ilard,3l . l`, Cut
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Q. ANTI 'NINE LOZEN(i ES, the mast agrte-
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-0 10 by A6El'll ABEL.
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BEA)NV N EN a: Ul.' jA M A RTA'
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JOSEPH ABEL'S DRUo sTour,
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Eeeenual Oil!, just received by
JOSEPH . ABEL.
corner Filth and :rant eirects.
BRIEF DEPOSITION AND RECORD
CAPS, at [auglg] KAY SL CO, 55 wood st.
I DouGLAs muuriNt
James M'Clurg.
John J. Mitchel,
.11,1111 ('. Devlin,
Samuel U. Brown,
James (..". Richey,
William li. Lution,
John M'Claren,
F. 11. C'oopec, Vii . I)
P. Fail igan,
T. M. Harlin,
John .1. Logan,
A. M'Bride,
.I, , seph Barbour,
Iltigm,
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James Lind-ay,
Sam. 11. Kennedy,
Thos. Sullivan,
T. Kinney,
A. C. Sturgeon.
NV..I. Gilmore,
I'. Im.ml,l,by,
Jame., 'Caw,
John Nl' Lui4llli
.loin Kilrain,
Andrew Calhoun,
Rattigan,
W. Ctinnin4hain,
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Admitii4ratioo Notice.
IAT 11 EREA tten: of Al fininistration
to the e , .tate of cohort Cot hLert, late of the rity
of Pat.borgh, deoolocit.l“,l..4ranted n , the ,111.,rilwr
on the 2 - 241 due of :say), I.•r-ou , iott.o,ted to
e,t.te will make .nd those
having: •WITIS w;ttinst the [wake them known
without] dels.s, to ill. fto. l "Serilw, %Vat., ,erect, three
doors I,hot ,tmot."Patshm,h
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$7OO--Wanted
Asuru ATI( )N, by a pf-r., , 0n who ran lend
to, employ., $7OO. if r.-quired. Tie.1,...,4 of ref
.•renoew given. Atlctrot,i I3ox 'Z's7, Pittsburgh P.
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A fin, lot of Pro , ll Jortey Peachr,, in hft , i,t , , reretyvti
O t t,- tiny, and fir std. net. at
L. C. HER! STiS.
Forn,r ',Offaly and Hand ,tro.r.t
CHICKERING & SONS'
NEW SC.tLE
PIANO FORTES.
Tlt E subscriber ha.< now on hand, a most
,tiloilid ;hook of PIA., c omd-ting and
h tape in Plain and Cary,: rat .e, of ho not elegant
,to.oription. from the 1,10 , m:oil Fnotory t Mokortog
A aell , 11, ~,trnment- aro ah their
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of Nianlll3 1 . 41. r
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.1. WEI.I , IN.
1.:p.•1:,.11, S,tl,,t,r.
M`IAANWAkr \A\-\
T HE AI) M I E t•'• OF
Steinway's Pianos
I'NI{IV.II.I El
,rPm• npuild corner. pl..
'I'I trod Wit in ho the, ca.t -oil
ot 11.111fv,toci For •=olo
No.
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r \‘,, I.A 1:i ; lid:wining, in
•OPIN. fr,ll it3y
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Tln. 'Finn] Annual Se.,, n,n
M onthly, "5 I h of Se pl t• TO bier,
/MEZMIIII
IHUGIA M. ROLE,
VNGINEIWII.IIEI ANI)
t,REAT WESTERN 11. MILL.
21 . .1(1. P. 1.. trill 11.31..• 1.
1 - jer, ,v.trrautetts VollA.hri earl 111,1 i.., tlt
61110 . 4 . ;1/ . : 1.1 , 11.11.,. 1 -- F , t , arrt TUrnmi:
tor tt no,l noel Iron. %nit iron:
Dr111.1147q....1.111,-.1 :nod
light...ol 'Model 111./. 1.1 0w1...,
and I,n
pg• tt.o 111 kngth. Will
1,1%0 ”11 /" . " . r \ i egorEl'
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1 4 1 N I ' I: A : , Ul'l . .ltEl N E HIT F. .) it; I
3:4 I. EL Ktl pertur Irtlirle tor
xu X 79 E,\ V 11 , 55 W. , 0•1 stre,t
- Dni )1; IZ.ll'll Y. --- Trtis _lrry 0.%:5
i.,n11111,, that
tlm 1.n.“ 14.t.n pr,l,l.oed pnri,ot tpy the
11.1 Thvy in all tht•lri...nuty
nud artl-1, , .• 1,1:11,..c. at
IV.\
On
T u r.%. IJ. TV I,Es ()F
S 1 I. li. 11 A
Akl, 11 Ll,lllll ' lll and thirlll.l , C:1,^11111•1,•
..riet% of ! 4 ( HATS il,r men :m.11,13,1,111
I) I) I) D S
119 Wood Street.
qu! , l9 One dour South ol
PA 1 1 RANI )i N N tnr CrV,talizot
jJ t'aaou till l'ooool. olio's, .1 onco,
Ooloug, :ol nil outatiow, oroptitms. • For oale at
./t n:4E141 FLENIINWS.
. _
914 )3.1.k . r( ,Es.- hoxos vory el),ne . o Town.
lw in:4 1,011 Oti fi.r vale by
ei,rnor Market and Ftrst strvet,
E S boxes Western .Re,errk
Ilta•s, re ,ta la a on 1,11,1,.nt0k•1a and fur salt' by.
J.OIE:A
• •
nm , lB rnrt,er Nl,trket nud nrst.sts.
calf ELLY 11iEnitbiti A LS, from nutiwutie
1.3 settree,, edited by Ludy 6lielly, to whielt b , abbot
tut Estttty on Clirettlatnty. by Penty IlyttAte
tires printed.
Itt4r23 CO., 33 Weed ,treet.
LIN E CA N PURE IiERGAMOT•just
reoeired nll,ll, 'ale by
an L:1
(INE CAN 011. L EMI IN. just receive(
and for ,ali.loy BECK . Li ELLy
600 LiiS' EXTRACT LOGWOOD. jurt
received :Ind for ,:de by
BECKHAM A: KELLY.
.
DROWN;, F-SSENCE JAMAICA GIN
i;ER. fur sale by IL 0. FAFINESTOCK .t CO,
jy•2o Nu. 60, corner Fourth and Rood strek.q.
...
F 151..-30 bbls. Large No. 3 .0...
za halts bbls. do do
14 bbls. Ens strart Herring.
NURTLAND k CO'SNOR,
187 Liberty street -4
For oalo by
royal
fiLI&S.-300 bxs. assorted Window Glass
for sale by (aag3) HENRY H. COLLIES.
I=l4
DAVIS tsc PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
Pi IT Ivl $E RS,
AND STEAM FITTERS,
MANTPACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
PLUMBING MATERIALS, GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AIM BRASS WORK,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Agents for Allen's Celebrated Steam and Water Guages,
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND 104 FRONT STS.,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Warer,ams, G 7 AVuod street, Pittsburgh, and Federal street, Allegheny* City.
:tuf2a:cmis2dt,
Sew a durr*e»trnts.
THE IRON CITY TRUST CO.,
:co. 256 Liberty Street.
VtANli OF DISCOUNT, EXCHANGE
_UP AND DEPOSIT.
Capital Stock S 150,000
'Capital Represented, over 1,000,000
STOCKHOLDERS ARE HELD TNDIVIDUALLA LIABLE. -Gil
Gold. Silver. Par Funds, and Currency received on
deposit. ALL MONEYS allowed to remain far a .‘te
citial Time, WILL DRAW INTEREST. Sight. Ex
change on the Eastern and Western cities constantly
for sale in slims to snit Concetions made ID all the
rules in'the United States and the Canadas,
and (I )CEEDS PROMPTLY REMITTED to any de
sired point, on day of maturity.
John ilfoorlse.l. Air xnnder For+vth, John Henth,“eo.
S. Brad, J. 11111. le llonnSotben, W. M'Clintock, henry
M'Cnnotigh. 1:01,,rt An4.3,0n.
\V. IN Pre-Went.
rtntr2.ll, R. C. SCHMERTZ. CL.tner
MONONGAHELA FOUNDRY
PESI RE To (SALE. ATTENTIoN
the, se% era] kind, '.l
tl.l fh,
HOT AIR FURNACES,
1 . 1 YANA: F 4 , I 1 CH I acn L'A. PUBLIC SCI I
AND vA•FE r,peel:Oiy adapied t.•
PYTTSBUF2 3- E COAL,
OPPIcE W.' TILE
4.AS CUMPANY,
A11'2.1.1 . 20. 1 ,. .9
ELE , 71.1, Annual nteettoft the ,hafk - -
-N7 of th e ::t+ Company." for the
harp , of eh , ettnc two p,,..119 to tie Trfotee , for
it, term of 'm b
e, year,. will - held at the Ottiot of the
Company. in latn-lalri:h. ,Aa the fir:4 Monday 15th daYi
~ e ptetnia.r. beta-cep the Y.c.nr.'cf two and five
0 - clock. l' A at M. CIIRISTY.
Trr.t.--urer.
PIT'I"FOW NSLII P.
A oqu,t. IS 9. f
i , . TO 11l . 11,1.1.115.—Pr0p0,,,1, will be: received
until ~eptember 3,1, for building. by
,ntravt. s new falblie Seteeti Ilotte.on Centre A veal',
Tto• plan and 2.p.eeitientions can be ,eOll ut
OW °thee of .1. W. Kerr. Architect. St. Clair street.. and
propo,ak crated may be left at the otfiee of Witham A.
Ilerron, earlier of 9i.x.th and Wood streets, subjert to ac
ceptance by the bard llir,pctora. For any other de
cared parri.,ll3l,, apply to either of the I 'ommittee.
epa
.
CMA AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY
NI TicE IIERF:11Y GIVEN THAT
p11,113,1i, oral. aet ut ASSelllbly relaliue then
to, and the I 'hart, of Incorporation, airiproveti April
11th. 1857, Books to reeeive ...nloo•riptiono to tho Catutal
Stook of the City and County' Insurance C-01111.1V ot the
env of All. ghtmv. utll re-np,m otfie, of PETER
VETE:RS. , N, Feiornl street. A llogeny. on 'Alt/N I IA Y. tho
HU, of July. and lm c..ntuntell until the whole number
of shares aro ,411ouritted, fr on t 9 o'elttok, A. M , to 4
o,loclt. . ettAi.loy.
.li,tali Kuntz, .tomes L.Graltam,
Henry 1, - 111, Witham B.
Pet., l'oter,on. 3,11. n Isirmingluun,
I I. I ;. Win. P. Bowl.,
3.111, .114. .10b11 Irwin. Sen.,
James .;111s1,11. John Sammaon,
C. Yettt:er, llet woo
V.u.uhtly, Son.,
IL I'. M'lJou'ell,
John W. Intldh.., Itavid
Salnucl I.tn.b.ay, Jun., J. I.o.nginc.u,.
V. tloridaD,l, 'Thomas
1.. M. Ev-u,
B. Thom, lumnellY,
tlinno , Park. Jim., Jut., A.t/ibson,
I. [J441,11304,, Orin MO,
Jyllor
MADAiIIE APOLLINE TETEDOUX!
p s IIAI.IYING AND DAY•SCI1001 FOR
Ai Y....N.; LAN ES. N. , . 14, Town STREET, Pitt:4,ll%th.
Tin% Si•!iiini ytr!nng ladic,..hePikle , a full Env
tit AV Imre the French Lan-
I.,•ratnre. tho Principal, an American
/no, yki.u, in Frqn , ,, and brin g asst,t•
ed ins Ali. Tetedon,. a natls e of i Wts, and graduate
the - "
'Plu• ses-.lCin Will open on Monday, the
l'2ol
Prier of tuition by the term.
talt.2. - lit with.mt ,dra
vicenlars.A.e. apply at Mr: Mrnor's and Mr. DaVi
:Z”ll'+ r.r at the residence of Madame Tetvdoux
nagt3A,A..2.o
EA r EsT PLACE TU
tour Bo‘yrs AND tSII4)F.S in'the city is at •
c:+11 and examine for yourselves. A few more pair of
LED suo nt lea than Cost. tig - 2.0
RAILROAD SPIRT COMPANY.
Jos. Dilworth. —1). W. C. Bidwell,
(Sum,sors to Porter. Rotic J f SlCett.)
Nan MIMI:I.ES OP
RAILROAD SPIKES,
CHAIRS AND IIt , AT SPIKES,
Cor. of Water st. and Cherry alley,
Via I I L
yETN A ;4"rov E WORKS.
MANTA,GIME:: YD DEALER LI EVERT VARICTS OP
Cooking, Parlor &Roasting Stoves,
PATENT hAS tiLIENING SANK E Ct rNsrm NI:
COOK STOVES.
t Sire and Salem Room?,
oe2:::1) - 4) .V0..1 Wood Strrio, Pift,/vgh, Pa.
.t CHARLES R. KEEN,
13'25 Walnut St., Phlladelplqa.
r....; )11,10.t and Sahl ,•a i'azami,ion at Board al Er.,
k,,, al,o , Yt•rk:tna
JE Fan IL
GALLAGHER, CRAIG Sz CO.,
CRASS FOUNDERS,
c. l TEA M NI) (L•S PIPE FITTER'
FINI,IIER:3 of dl kiwi., of 6ri
DEALERS IN GAS FIXTURES, C.
oine, and Wareroonn No. 124 Wood st.,
five Doors from Fifth.
y, hisl.ls4l.`lro st.. p”orti below
Monongahela Moctsef
'the well-known practical skill and experience in the
van, Brass Cashug, Steam [Lad this-Pipe
Fittine, of the ,tatior members if the firm. (who will
Give their per , onal attention to all work entrusted to
them.) should entitle ns lu a share of pu Llie patronage.
All Orders Promptly Filled.
FOURTH STREET CARPET STORE,
rrrmunG PA.
WD. & 11. IfeC;ILIALIf RESPECT
• FULLY announce that they are receiving a
eeutid suppl) of CA selected directly from
the Importer, and Manufacturers, by one of the t.nn.
now in
it En.,t. to which they invite the attention of
ireluvors. Also, a iiew style of CANTOS : 1 1.V17.1NI:,
, oininer •I•h, , Inca make of C.ARPF:I'
SWELer.r.:S, t ^!e which Alan he oilered at the
lowest rate's, La.tij IV. It ig T;JCALLiIItf.
REIN () S
E MAN t.TFAM'Ii
VER'S ell E3IICAL 'LIVE ERASIVE SliM',
to the severest testa known to the
trade, are fully persuaded that there is no Family Wash
mg Suap in the (rutted states, Lino little money, haring !
many good qualities, (and so few discounts.) Western Insurance Company,
ur BEALlTY—inflrinness, surface andnness, tea- H
OF PITTSBURG.
lure sencrally.
OF P PURITY—In freedom from rosin, turpentine C FORGE IdARSIE, President:
clan. fish oils stale grease, and adulterations.' • ' F. IT. 90:grtos, Sec:eta:7
OF QUALITY—For washing clothes, of every descrip- orrice No.D2 Water street,(4ang & Co.'s Warchoue
riot., coarse or line; cotton, linen, woolen or silk; dyed, up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
printed or white: far - i.r.Asmia tar, grease, pitch, paint, Will insure against nil kinds of FIRE end ILARINE
oil, printers' ink, shoemakers' wax, etc., from clothes, RISES.
farnittirc, and from the handS. t .4 Hume Institution managed by Dire c t ors Who are
(aye it a fair trial for yourselves, and ho convinced. well known in the romMunity, and - who:4:e determined,
Remember, the name is on each bar. Ask for a copy by promptness and libel:Alin% to maintain the character
of the directions. B. SAWYER, which they have msurnol, at. ogerin4 the best protee
leg 47 Wood street, Pittsburgh - lion to those who desire to be insured.
ASSETS, APRIL 30th. 'lsla,
It ECRIIAM i KELLY,
Allolmuy City
CM=
THE ONLY PLACE to get a good Cigar,
1. is at JOS. FLEMING'S.
anr24 corner Diamond and Market at.
F ltaill TAMARINDS, just received by
JOSEPH FLEMING,
corner Diamond and Market street
OMEN TAL TOOTH WASH—A delicious
compound of gums and aromatics, cleansing to the
teeth, healing to the gums, a fragrant to the mouth.—
Sold by L. 'WILCOX,
corner Smithfield and Fourth sta.
.N.lackerel;
do
A PPLES.-28 bbls. choice Apples, just re
-11 and for sale by JAMES A. FETZER,
neg 24 corner Market and First streets.
MEM
GA S
ANDERSON Sc. PHILLIPS
ALEX. BEACH ENE.11 ,, 3 E,
WILLIAM A. IIEItIG'N.
“RA
CIIII.IP CASII STORE OF
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
Merket st., second door from Fifth
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
PLAIN AND FANCY GRATE FRONTS, AA'
vrooyior of 11!,, Celebrated
Second Arrival 1859
te
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS,
JOHN
ansuranrq.
GREAT W ESTERN
Insurance and Trust Compans...
O FFICE_ IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
N.-, 44, 3 WALrt NILO:MPH:A. CIIAILTER PER
PETUAL.
Authorized Capital, • $500,000.
STATEMENT, MAY IS, 1K,9
ClArrrst—Paid in and securely incepted.
A&I:ITid, MAY
CAsir—On hand and in Emil - 4L:,M9 SSI
In hands of Agents 6.G fa 17
Real Estate olrlled by the Company,
Bonds and Mort gapes-1 - siari int sir and seven
per cent. interest 102,040 00
Debts due the Company, well secured 17,710 01
Stock—Par value 70,4e0 00
Bills receivable for 101111, 01,, not yet matured.. 20,117 43
All other securities A 5,00(00
LIA ru LITI ES
I. ,,, ,, , —Ailjnsted. not yet due .....
...............
Awmtingproof
AllotherclAim,
_ 1•1" ILINT
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGITE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 18f30
CAPITAL. 36,298,800 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SU PPIT.. 2,194,111 02
ANNUAL for the year
ending January 31,...... 033,734 12
THIS COM PANY INSTIIES AGAINST
Lora or I 4,111:‘,.e by Fire. n4n., r e•: cry doteription
01 Properly. The Rot,: and,
1111011 ehr.ra,:r. ,tenet or
ocettrant : nthd the them, ..f the
. . .
Le., , ,.
promptly witil , te , l,lnri paid without retemco
In 1....n.10n. A
_ , 7,cial reopqn ,, it 1 . , , , d pro cid , : if , rhths
cl,lr),,,, fur payiii,it ty - ltr , le, ill 14i: LW/ 71! • y
F.l - 17IIENCY, IN r:0191.,.“11:
Me-ore. Jame, 'M'Cully k C0..1.74 Wood street;
John Floyd s Co. 1.73 Wood street;
Broom Kirkpatrieks. 123 Liberty street
1). Ciret) - 2 4. Co- via Wood "tree;: .
Wilson..lll-drov Sr Co.. 34 Wood street;
James 11" Camile, .01 0, 103 Wood street;
Nuniek Co.. 05 Water street;
B. .t. Yeldiesto.4) k Co.. Firot and Wood Its.;
Jos. Wooduelt ri.) Co.. Second and Wood to.;
" 1...• Co.. s Wood street; ,
" Burchfield k Co, Fourth and Market streets
M'Candless, Means 2 Co_ Wood and Water sts
REFERENCE? IN PIMAFFIFITTL
I;,orve H. Ewan, E,q.. 13 Bonk street:
Me, , rs. M v ere. Clashorn Co., 333 Market street;
.t C 0.22 South Front street;
:11)Cmehoon 3. Collins, Front and :Sew streets
kunth, William, & co., 314 Market stteet;
James UnlnUn si Co., 20 and 22 Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitchell, Eey.. President 31 - iq.hanirs Bank
iamea bunlap.E.s.l.. President Union Bank
•
Hon W.A. Porter. Lite Judge Supreme Court.
JAMES W. AITROTT, Agent,
Temporary Office, 103 Wood street.
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH. .
OFFICE—No. 37 Fifth Street, Bank Block.
INSURES AGAINST ALL EINDS'OF
FIRE AND MARINE RISES.
ISAAC JONES. President; JOHN D. McCORD, Vice
Pre,elentt D. M. BOOK, Secreta6 - : Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, Geiser: l Agent.
. . . .
thaecroc.s-I,ala! lanes. C. G. nut - ,e 9, Harney
Capt. IL C. Gray, John A.WiLon. H. L. Falinestock, John
I'‘..nn ,- .4.R. R. P. Sterhng, Capt. Win.
1 h , an. Thaa. 11. Ilow, Rota.. 11. 1 my 2.3
DELAWARE JfiIUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEG-ISLA
, TuRE 11,,,,1NA NIA. 183:?.
OFF/CE, S. E.. CORNER TRIED AND WALNUT STS
PHII.AOELP.IIIA.
Marine laflarance.
ON V1.1.`EU...f,
CAW-ft 1. To all parts of the world
FIi.EIOIIT,
On Goods. by River. Canals. Lakes. soil Land Carriages
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE
On 'Merchandise generally,
On Stores, Dwelling House?, etc, ete-
ASSETS OF THE C0:11 . P.411.1',
moys 1, 1003.
Bonds. 31ortaec0. and Real ...... 71.103 35
Philadelphia` City 6 cent. Luau 105.144 Si)
l'enusylvania State Loans ........... 104,4.25 00
United States Treasury ..... 20,112 SO
Railroad 6 la rent. Mortgage 57515 00
Stocks in Railroads, OA, :end lusuranee Can... 25,2,C2 SO
Bills Receivahlr ...... ....... 201,666 36
Cash on hand ............ . ....... 42,067 65
Balance in hands of Agents, Prenaituris on)
Marine Policies rocently issued,and other 01,253 14
debts due the Company-- ...............
DIRE:I'OI,S.
Wm. Martin. Samuel E. Stokes,
Edmund J.. Sunder. J. F. Peniston,
Theophilun Paulding, Henry. 5c.....
John R. Penrose, Edward Darlington.
John C. Davis. H. Jones Brooke,
Janie, 'rriaquair, Spencer Mllrame
Wm. Eyre. Jr.. 1 Itomas C. Nandi
Jaines C. Hand, Robert Burton, ' •
llln. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones.
Joseph H. sa: d, dames B. MTarlardt
Or. IL M. IlnSion, Jashita P. E - w 'rii, • • •
Gls,. G. Liepet, .I,ahri" 11. Semple. Pitt_ ,
Hugh Crain., I I. T. Morgan,
Charles lie'lley J. T. LODI°, "
WILLIAM 'MARTIN. President.
Tani C. HAND, Vire President.
likwir LrIZIFP,N, Secretaay.
P. A. MADEIIIA. Agent.
ile'23 No. 115 Water street'. Pittsburgh.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND
IM INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
- oppo.kte the ttststom. 4-Ouse,
WILL MAKE ALL FINDS oF .iNsv
RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on'every
description of Property or Alereliandise, at reasonable
rates of premium.
ROBERT I'. KING. PresMent,
11. W. BALDWIN, Vice Presidetr,
• DIREC - 1)1 1 11.3: • •.
Charles Bares, •
E. B. Traeh . sh,
P. B. 3acery,
Q. Slterwh,
6. d. Ma,....arlreo,
F. Irrichr - mv, Seeret.ry.
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Of Pittsburgh.
DIRECTOR-%
Jacob Painter, Ro'dy'hittel:±o:l- I. Grier ',Trout,
C. A. Cotton, .
,A A. Canter,' -
Henry Sproul, nett. Voechtly. George W.Smith.
•A. J. Jones, Wade Hampto , Robert Patrick,
Chartered Capita1..........8300.000
FIRE AND MARINE RISES TAKEN, of all do.
seriptions.
orrirtr,-,
A. A. CARRIER. President.
I. TRIER SPROUL. Secretary. [jaLly
rittsburgh• Insurance 1 119mptt4y i
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH_
ROBERT GALWAY. Preaidentd
ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice President.
F. A. RINEHART, Secretary.
O Insures. tetainat HULL AND CARGO RISES, on
the Ohio :mil Miaais.ipta Rivera and tr i butaries, and
MARINE RISKS generally.
Atuta t eetn.t los, and 4:anage by Fire, and sealing the
Perils or the Sea and Inland Navigation aneTranspora
Rgt.,ert.Galirti3 - , Samuel al l eturkau,
Joseph P. Gannam, M. D.. John Scr.tt,
James In.larsliall. lisviil Richey.
Jllllle4 W. Hallman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alex:timer .1 .. ..1ieY , .. J. L. Leech,
John Fnllertuu;• 5 : F_ Hart,
IL liiMiinson.
William Carr.
Stork Account,
bl o rt oge
Office furniture.-- .......
Open Account,, ......
Premium Notes_
Notes and hilts discount«.4l
c - iec!rg%) . arste,
J. W. - Butler. . George U. Jackson,
James 11I'Auley, Alex..e_er,
Andrew Ackley, Wm. IlfeWniglic,
Nathaniel Holmes, Alexander Nimiek,
,D. M. Lang, Wm. H. &Mei,
0. W. Rickel,
JosE,PII 11. DAvla
246,400 GO
19A7 o
49,000 00
F't', 3
(.3or 4 •
. S,0•11 ..7
rp • al
211574 57
J. IV RP: ITT, SkTreltln".
R. W. POINItEXI'ER- Agent,
Wat,sr st.. Pittsburgh
1:4;9' ,009 TO
SAFETY
INLAND INSUR.k:NCEZ
$693,8134 70
E. R. C . ro p
George W. 8r07n.,
Jo-eph S. F.ml, • '
John r; lyffm,
F. hCilnq
G. COFFIN. Agent.
Corner Third :aid wt:od, etreets
No. 63 Fourth Street
EOM=
I:oben H. Hartley,
fe2s
.$ 90,000 00
210000
.- .3.46 39
1:=
. .23,076 12
.1.53,359
Akita 06
M=l
MEEZEI