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WEDNESDAY MORNING:::AUGUST 31
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICRARDSON L. WRIGRT, of Philadelphia
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
JOHN-ROWE, of Franklin County
DEMOCRATIC. COUNTY TICKS
ASSISTANT LAW moot
GEORGE F. GILL)IOF.E., PiaNbUrgh
DlSTrarr AnsotwEr:
JOAN N. IrcLowns, of Pittsburgh
EsTATL FLNATOR:
SAMUEL MIME, of Birminghftm
ARSLIIILT:
O A SmEt kv TS.bt
EL W. o A fll r
t n
, y 0 City; t
n township;
PHILIP H. STEVENSON; of Moon township;
JACOB STUCKRAT EL of Alloght , ny City;
ANDREW JACKSON BEAUMONT, of P'attiburgh
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corn, C0313115 , 310NER.:
EDWARD CAMPBELL. J 8.., of Pittsburgh.
NUN= IREASCT.EII:
JAMEY BLACIDILCUE, of Pittsburgh
COUNTY ArtnTor.:
JOHN T. SYMMES, of Pittsburgh
covsTr stravErom
JOEL KE'rCIIIM. o 4 Elizabeth
MILFCTOR 01 , TRF. 00001
THOMAS NEEL, of 'fluent=
THE DOUG LAS MEETING
Purstiant to a- call published in the Pe
the friends of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas as
sembled last, evening. for the purpose of ot
ganizing a Douglas Club. There was a goo ,
attendance, and much enthusiasm was man
heated. Several I speeches were Made
which will be fount fully reported in our
local columns. The speakers advocated
harmony and unity, and favored - a liberal
support of the Shite ticket nominated at
llarrisburg, as the best meal's of accomplish
ing that end.
The Committee appointed to report per
manent officers for the Douglas Club of Al
legheny county. reported the names Mr.
Jacob 31'Collister as President. nine Vice
Presidents, whose names will be found in
the proceedings of the meeting. Secretarics
and Treasurer. The report of the Commit
tee was unanimously adopted, and the gen
tlemelknamed. by acclamation, approved of
as the permanent officers of the Club. A
Committee was also appointed to draft a con
stitution and bylaws, who are to report
at
an adjourned meeting on Thursday evening
September 13th.
The friends of Mr. Douglas have espoused
his cause with earnestness and spirit, and are
determined to advocate his claims for the
Charleston nomination by all honorable Dem
ocratic means.
HON. J. C. BRECKINIODGE.
The Lebanon .1,/ , ert..ei• has raise , l the
name of the lion. .1. t;. Vieo
Peesident Of the United States, as its first
choice for noinitmtion
N.•"c York Trif. , ,,,e contains the follow
special telegram, from which it would appear
that Mr. Pireckinridge does not intend to lw
a-candidate at the presenttirne for the Presi- -
tial nomination. Mr. Itreckinridge is orient'
the most statitsmen in the coun
try, young, talented, ardent and enthusiastic.
II is I wmocratie record is pure, and lie has the
confidence of his countrymen who would
delight to do him honor, now or hereafter.
It has before been intimated that the Vice
President was content to look to the future
and would leave the present battle to be
fought by older contestants longer in the
field. Although not accustomed to take for
gospel everything which appears in the
we have reason to believe that its
information contained in the following dis-
patch, is correct :
WAS I GTO N, Au g 28, 1859
Attorney-General Black, in conversation
with a Democratic editor in Pennsylvania.
said that he was in receipt of a letter from
Vice-President Breekinridge, in which he Faid
that he was not, and would not be under any
circumstances, a candidate for the Presidency.
This is from a source entirely trustworthy.
The N w Void: raid announce the ~ a nn,
fact in the following words
Judge Black has received a letter from V ice
Presldent Breckinridge, deprecating any use
whatever of his name in connection with the
nomination for the Presidency. It is said that
he prefers a seat in the Senate. The recently
el.kded Legislature of Kentucky will elect
him as the successor to Mr. Crittenden, whose
term expires March, 1814.
'Phis would seem to settle the question of
the Vice President, preferences. lie would
prefer six years . service in the tienete to the
chances of the Presidental canvass at the
present time. and that the new I o islature
of Kentucky will elect him as the succes
sor of John .1. Crittenden, whose term ex
pires in
TENTH OF SIEPTEMBEH.
All along the shores of Lake Erie. the peo
ple are making preparations to visit Put-in-
Bay on the anniversary of Perry's victory,
when the foundation of a monument to the
hero of the lakes is to be laid. From pres
ent appearances, the largest gathering in
the West may be looked for on this occa
sion. From all the cities on the lakes, Issas
will run on excursion trips, and people from
all parts of the country will be present.—
The lake region around Put-in-Bay, and Kel
ley's Island L as beautiful and romantic as
any around Lake Erie, besides being replete
wits interesting historical reminiscences. We
know of no more pleasant tripwhich a Pitts
burgher could take than to visit Kelley'
-Island for a few days, where we can guar
antee that they will be most hospitably
entertained by. Addison Kelley, Esq.,of the Is
land House, have a few days' fine fishing,
and on the tenth, go to Put-in-Bay,
which is onl3 half a dozen miles otl. The Is
land Queen, a capital little steamer, com
manded by a. prince of goodl fellows, Cap
tdin G. W. Orr, runs daily from Sandusky
City around the romantic islands, whi c h tic
in this vicinity. We can warrant the trig
to be a glorious One.
We have received an invitation to be lire: ,
ent at Put-in-Bay, on the 10th of September
to take part in the ceremonies of laying the
corner stone on Gibralter Island, of the
monument to commemorate the battle and
naval victory of Lake Erie. We shall be
there if we possibly can.
An association has been formed called the
"Battle of Lake Erie Monument Associa
tion:. which has ita office in the beautiful
building of tin- I I nited States Custotii House,
at tlAnduslty 4 . ity , where lithographs of tile
proposed monument may Le veen. s The ob
ject of the association is a most luuitable
one, and one in which every true American
will join heart and hand.
DEPUTY SHERIFF JOHN PRATT, of Lyoom
ing county, was lined last week s4o'and costs
and required to give bail in $3OO for cowhid
ing the editor of the Williamsport-Press.
MR. LELAND, of the Portland. (Oregon)
Advertiser, has been cowhided for punning: ,
Served him right. Punning should alwnye. bQ
punished
Itirc. CHARLES MORAN, the President of ilie
New York and Erie Railroad Company, has
tendered his resignation to the board. of direc
tors. ' -
DEATH OF 'MAJOR •JOIIN.O3IDIVM,
;Major John fiddle, a brother'.' of tliqate
Nicii4as Diddleßeale, of`llns ~ and of..the late 4 .9 n. :llichry
ddenly, of Fippo-'
plexyl at 9irk..\Yfirite Sulphur Springs, on
Tliriaay,:jho 28th inatant.ll• lie WAS wirianced
iit;}enrs.'uiid had bOon.foi s'ouie
cate health. He was born and educatiqf in
Philadelphia, and in the year 181", entered
the United States Army, in which, he estab
lb,hed a high reputation as an officer during
the war with Great Britain. At its close, he
was retained on the peace establishment. Aft.i_r
many years service upon our Western frontier
he retired frMn,:the army, and fixed llis resi
residence at Detroit, Michigan. There he held
several public positions, among others those
nf , Delegnte. Corigress, Indian Agent, and
Register of the Land Office and in the dis
charge of his various functions, strict integrity
tindstiperior intelligence were uniformly shown.
In his character, courage and capacity united
with tho,must amiable social qualities, and he
was as much beloved in private as he was re
spected in public life. lie had lately returned
With his familY from a protracted sojourn in
Europe, and spent a part of last winter in this
city, where hi. death will be lamented by a
wide circle of relatives and friends.
The Aurora Borealis Problem Solved.
On Sunday night and Monday morning there
was an unusually brilliant exhibition of
the Aurora Rorealis, .1v bleb covered one-half
the Nortliern heavens, f ruin East to West. This
un•sterious light has ever puzzled natural phil-
osophers, who have advanced tho inoACOllti
dietory ex pittnatiollS for the nnena. Soul
have ascribed them to thu refraction of Lb
sun's rays from Arctic iceberurs; others hay
believed that the refraction is from Norti
ern ice, or snow, and the tremulous motion
be Nuts.' by the perpetual viimitions
earth'' , atmosphere; but the magnetic tele
graph has solved the problem. Ala Sunday
ovaning, when the shy was perfectly clear,
thi
stars shining and the wind still, the mdy nnn
earl appi•aranrr 1 ^ in the r,•ddrning of the
Northern and Emt&rn heaven.,, ,nu• ,d
erators in the Harrisburg, Ake chanced to
touch the-wire, and was thrown, by vio
lence of a shock which he roceivi,l,
aerns
the room. At the same time the Superintend
ent of the Canadian lin , of tel•graph informs
u 4 that the line between Quebec and Farther
Point was in perfect working order. Vet it
was proved impossible to cl,patch the foreign
newz.acro:is the wires. The Aurora Borealis had
s, charged the air with electricity as to partial
ly destroy the insulation. The phenomena o f
the Northern Lights, may, therefore, he a,rited
to electricity, and a long disputed question of
science is definitely explaireal.
itiOlad ill.
lllondin is, not alarrnral shout his Ni•
aura feats. llc say: hr Filan't fltit, and it' he
did it wouldn't hurt him. An Auburn , _•,entle
luau had a tall: with him, in which Itiundin
-aid that lir thott , 2;ht a full fr..ns the r.. 1. 1,
not br Tatal. cow- ukral.le •
in falling, :Lint has mad , !DWI) e,perituent ,
In ease In should Iltid himn I 1 n,oing from
rope, he would mill himself into the -hope of
a ball, and when he struck, th e n• would 1, 0 c., )
little surface exposed than it would be of little
consomence how be went into thy• water, Mill
he flumlil come to the tirface find swim out.
The Auburn gentlemen sayF :—.• Mondour
talk; with so much confidence of Id, sueeess,
n ea.: , of a fall, that we have no doubt but
that he will vnry his e:.tertaitiments by an tip
parent rniestop, and tumble from hia r,po. It
would make his feat more ditlb.- , •
dancer more apprtllin4
,iie emiiiii.....
the prop , rky ol ilia:. it, . 1e !tr , ..v 11 14 v•ha I ,
—.11..111•• ..-- -1 , UM' \ :0111,i1 , 1 ill 111-tt.r .
The state .Ir,ricultural Exhibition. From .1..1. floil dim. Piti 1.11,411 •• \I '-->r .
I /I
tha t t , n tit Editor,--My re:p.a ii
•t , to :. ~ and the : ,niiraime
'rt., arrangements for this ( . ).ii I
POwelton are F, , nearly i•ompleted that the that it requiro.. lightning lo 1.-at the time of I
the Pitt-burgh, Fort \\ a, ne an. I i•n e a ~. ,
books of entry wil be opened on Thursday Itailroad.'•—rhom,, Tom..
nest, at the rooms of the Philadelphia Agri- -...........-
cultural Society. Chesnut street, below Se \ - Commander Carr.
enth, Philadelphia, and will he continued T he " I ' l ' l ' l ' l l' l ' k -L' l ') . . '3Y
open until thu week of the fair. Exhibitors manner Carr, who 11,1 • 11 , II ,th..
of horses and cattle obtaln a.khoiee of stall, by po-t at tile Phihel. iph ia Na v Yard. in ,ome
oriplying early. Thu stalls will all bet minion- 4.1111,:it, Of , i , k In.-. 111 OW family. I], :,:illi Ii•
bored, so that parties entering their stock need turl "" I a " r. "" e ' l hi ' '"""""'" I Mr tear '
only state the number they wish to 011f2:3!41 . is deservedly fr.polar :It :Ile yartl. 111111 11,
11, horse stalls have been made very 00111111ittli- 111 - 1`III•l! tllt're i, Mt•li . .llio - ki 1..., 101..
iiiii,heing vigil " ' feet in width. llay, qtraw, &c., Connimander t.'arr i- a oii iii-ia.., o'
will be provided on the ;;round. veneral \\ illoito Wilkin , , .1* ibi-. it
ebrask
recant Democratic Con von tMn of
braska, notninatod Denoral E t-tabrook.
prominent citizen, and a gentleman of great
personal popularity, for Congrii , d General
Eastabrook, on being notified of his nOnlinatioh
by a committ , ., appeared before the Conven
tion and returned lid: than L. in rtvery happy
In/inner WM. W Wynlan tea , nominated
for Territorial Trettmri•r C. tidrilen
for Auditor; \V. E. flarcer for
or, and Alonzd 11. hue , for Territidial Libra
rian. The nomination of G e neral Pasta brook
isecerywhere well roi-ei
111m.m excitement exi,bi - iii 11101 , in
New Jerimy, on Sunday ht,t, ill Ciali,eilil 4.ll o ,
of
an attempt being made by the Mayor of Ihat
dare to el, f‘ the German gardens :Ming I'M-
lisade avenue. On the proviotoi Sunday, in
eompany with two ,dicer, lie hail arre,ded
of t h e, proprietor, but on idtemptito4 to
arre,t the keeper , : of a large e‘tabliAlinent, he
wn driven off by the excited -
terday, the Mayor summoned fifty men to aid
him, but M. the uppointed hour but two etude
their appearance, and the inatter was laid over
for another week. These annlons are nearly
all frituated considerable distance from the vil
lage, no liquor is permitted to be sold in them
on Sunday, and a number of the prominent
citizens of Hudson bad expre, , sed tio•no,elves
surprised at the course of the Mayor.
PROFESSORS TORREY AND CIIII.ToN, of NOW
York, after a full examination, have arrived
at the conclusion that the unpleasant flavor
complained of in the Croton water, was OVOtn , -
sioned by an unusual aquatie plaid found in
Croton Lake, which they declare to be of a
perfectly harmless character, and that the
wholesomeness of the water has not been im
paired by it in the slightest i
tun states that the unpleasant taste is last di,-
aliaairing, and that the water has nearly re
: gained its normal condition, and concludes by
sayin,idhat he finds the Croton at the present
time purer and containing fewer inorganic
constituents than it has since its introduction
into the city.
MR. 0. P. RIGBY, the engineer, who, it was
reported some months ago, was garotted in
Havana, Cuba, for running a train off the track,
is alive and well and at the present time run
ning a train on the flayana railroad. It is cus
tomary in ' Cuba, when an accident occur=, to
arrest, every officer of the train, until an exawi
nation'is held. Mr. Rigby was consequently
arrested, but, after an inquiry into the matter,
was honorable discharged, and reinstated in
his former position. Mr. 'Rigby has friends in
this city and State, and the false report of his
death gave them a great deal of pain. The
Cuban law is well calculated to reduce the
number of railroad accidents.
AN announcement is made at New Orleans,
that from the first of September nest, all free
persons of color, arriving in that city, must
immediately be lodged in jail, and there remain
- Until the departure of the boat or vessel on
which they came.,
DEMPSTER, the vocalist, has sailed for Eng
land.
j-. ~:.
EMI
STRUGGLE BEM EE2I,ST ATE AND
NATIONAL AUTHORITY.
That it hick it was feared would happen in
the celebrated "Obetlin Rescue Case," at
Cleveland, has actually transpired in anoth
er and much smaller ease. On Friday last,
according to the P.Ouica... - r, a constable went
into a store on I int:trio street with a writ of
replevin to levy mon an iron safe. The
store and !mods had been attached by the
United States Marshal, and were in the
hands of a deputy at the time the constable
made his appearance with the said writ.
The deputy declined letting the safe go.
The Constable insisted and the deputy re
sisted. There was a strug,fle. Deputy call
ed on citizens to aid him in sustaining the
majesty of the United State,. law. Consta
ble appealed to them to sustain the majes
ty of the t-j•tate law. Some rushed to the aid
of the Deputy and others to that or the
Constable, and the novel :ant animated spec
tacle of a dozen men or more, Mt ided into
two excited factions, and tugzing whit till
their might for the ma,tery of a 'J.., was
presented to the shunting tt il,tl' or many
citizens who refused to take eitln.r, side.
TWO tel nun was free , •JI tvithont taker
on tilt! State fm- 11111111 i ,, win-it tilt
. I,llllL' 141:111!'t`ii and thn 0:11 . w r"111 . 1"
41 on t h e Unit,' . ,•\
intvinir in I.lr the I 1,-ptily.
excittaaont •,va.= I . nit
but I 'on
of tho Mon I%'6ti had gnnt• iu for iii Nati,
and ni:tta.ll , 4l tlwrn lir in
scl"'w 11,'Y . 1 ) next
l:cc.
Ne‘% Itail‘‘ a!,
The ttilevaph line ef l'iti,htiti:4ll
11:111 NV:ly 111Vhir:
Ilh`teil, %Va. ,
fi.r the fir
tntive , the pre,“ in e3rh ei the itie has in
!net r,.,poetiv, ..1 the y
1%,11,,t60;•. r p
pltwo Ivit
Chi. I_, T
me ,,ti of tin Chictit;""
Pitt , burrh t.. Chi , 12 , 1 Ti r• : "The
Pu.t =end.. I rroetiwy,• awl the ir.,n
make us 11..H1 our
hand "
Timm to P.o7': n:o now tiniten by
r.ilwrLy und tri.• carrot
ua is l,3 e•F 111,1,1E1y
lird n intorc..t.
I.'lliokr,.) d. • t to fill- , lptirgil
tirul mil
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—l'..mplltt.ent , ...t . the(
1,11.4 pr,,,perit mine
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gardintz .ii4sr, llir talk that Ow pl,-ont
pr.siwet: art. Oat:.
ERIIIO `ell,i , Tl, or rfkliwr LI,O
IN ii,••.1•••1.
W. bad last ynr,
1 . 1 -
I. •, ted.
with a sery . into SefiSoll, and
tv f.mt . th..tisand ),,.:4-410ad - may 1.,. r:.l,.rL•il
Iltatt. tiro al.i.a.r.tta , ~ f 11.11.. i
piny trlien 1.. .•arly iu 5.. 1 .-
toniltor, I.y It dl.l/11!/i1.,It 111.1n1h,1,.
4•11.4 . 11 i, 11,111 itt lo•la in
that city. ....Ili 1, 1 1! , .$
~f the 1',.11.1.any. In
Entr,ing
EI , W AM. (il:l , ` - . prizottir,
who. , father it , a civi:yin:lit ri—itlitz, in pdt 4 -
non county, Piiniotyli ania. outinitt , tl tuirido
in Philadelphia, on Saturday night by
bltiwing out hit, brains with a pistol. lie was
stittlyinv• law during hr led tire hours : and it
=opposed that ~ V l. l- n1 , 14.'30.01
pnntry doraw!, , invtit. lie lt•fl a I to, t , imply
tating that he tired lift..
Ws'. L. Nina(' tc , of Pt , ti- iii ~ Warren
enmity, Indiana. Pay: , that Iron, the butt
end of in ear of corn will ripen it- prn:hu•tull
at the ,81111 . dine, and three wens earlier
than seed frorn the little viol of the Hume ear.
lie ilN•01111111.1.1, rttrll).•r , ! II WilyS to break their
seed corn ear , in two in the u,i ddl e,un J u:4lol/1
thu b u tt viick
I r i :L old-dad, Shat. tho Fandr 4 , t . Ava has
liven up Ini , dll,J. :
su
hip f:.•111 111 f.fl Thi Ira k, i.
'I oano: • 00. :Hound:of. pith friends pri
or 1,11 h i., la l l and AL inter on : ow:any:lt , . It :::
thn " Irahlr i 111,- 'RI. the
'lerLlYlnun Ni"lnd. lowa,
THE Portland I , arn.. , 'by private fet
ters from London, that tho Gre,it Eastern
would go to sea on her trial trip about the 18th
of August, and be in roadihrs:= to evil on her
voyage across the Atlantic about the lOth or
12th of September.
A ROCHESTER joUrfßil states that Bloadin
realized ono thousand live hunarradollarß
from his last exhibition at Niagara, and that
he has probably rondo three thousand dollars
this season in tops walking over the grout
FIFTEEN children, the survivors or the
Mountain Meadow Masoiere, in which it is al
leqed and believed Oita the Mormons were im
plicated, have arrived at Leavenworth. Ten
of the children are girls, and live bop.
Tit: Boston Po.st'h remarks on the recent tie
qr.° celebration induced one of the brethren to
send in a lock of his hair. The Post man
requests him to call and straighten it imme
diately.
- - - - -
SEVEN Sisters of Merey left Chicago last
week for Ottawa. They take possession of au
elegant building which cost $8,900.
Eagiazianci
,re , l'ilt.but 2 . 11 : ••t 'on
NS a tl
% ill Vi%it
Democracy.
It worries the opposition excessiValy that
with all their intemperate abuse and ingenious
ly invented misrepresentation, they cannot sev
er the people's attachment to the democratic
party. The reason of that fact is, however,
clearly perceptible to every impartial mind.
The American masses are intelligent, grateful,
and patriotic, and they know that democracy
means the soy ERE lON P EOPL E, and that all its
past actions have been for the good of the toil
ing millions, and not the aggrandizement of
the aristocratic fete. Nonce the poisoned ar
rows hurled froin republican bows full harm
less to the ground, because the people remem
ber that thA same description of weapon was
once aimed at a Jefferson, Madison, Jackson,
and Polk—names tradmied without stint, when
living, on account of their democratic
whichdeco
now stand engraver by the
hand of national gratitude upon the brightest
tablet of fame.—.llwent Holly, Herald.
-- -
Artifices of the Opposition
Thn opposition appear determined to "open
the slave trade," ''pass a slit. e code," and op
pose popular sovereignty" for the democrats,
as the hater will do none of these things-them
selves. Really, the miserable shifts the oppo
sition are put to to "makeup a case" are amus
ing, but not alarming. The old stories about
democratic enormities, horrible purposes, &c.,
&e., are rife again. Once they were accused
of forming a plot to burn all the cherches in
the country ; then of taking a census merely
to rob pOophe of their property by levying di
reel taxes : now of stealin , nozroes in Africa
to 1 ...pu l a te n ew tipster ! Go ahead, gentlemen.
T IF. in Woidorn Now York tire so fuse
to nialoi th a t th e d oe
haviii full lists of fructuroil lirob., and bro
ken liouil; to attiina to.
THE ,pletelia Aurora Ben' which span
nod c.ur city cm Sunday !tight. .0.01113 to 'Mt'
•Xtolitliql all over the nerthcrti rat of th
f0.,41..1191) ,, rit , 4 11:4•ti MI (16101 1 ' 0 SL , but
un~•t•••nl ft day. I kr, IS a r.anitr)• to vtoittnt
the Itonx brokor- in Now Y..rk
have 1 , ...,110 the ‘c ay 4 , f all 110,11. The failure
Nv rop.rtoll a , the wor,t.
It: °ye; ,von miles o
hnrn , railrnarl, runninT„ forty-e: ~ , ht ear,
1:1t:4 , 11tit: PIIENTI.'I:i = to L Ottlre. in Philp
ili•lpliut in (ii.tntii•r
V it Cli,V
land, ~n
T it. of
Gin th e cl i art,ritn; rite railway compan
' l ' lll - .IIF. IV,r, iillll,lr, and LI:illy - IWO
tle•!Itl, in 7...;4 ,, ,% Y.,rl; %,••••1..
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Toel I.tle•rl ht+ , .. o r r itatiWaN CAhltlp:lnV
to, !Ai 111 , I 1111 , 0 of .1 I . NI.tI'IENZIE. No 60
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Fruit Jars, Fruit Jars.
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who' the II ER Ti:L - 111." st ill L.•
the . 211 of fr.., the (till., of l'oblien•
t on. ntr.er. Nett l'o t d—Rev.
'7 , 111.106, tvryin Imre!, F:ditor.
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by the put hen, rccrrt.GyNtrn
of all the d'.,inn.elt , lti •Indtn.holft
try and FMl'l.l., :111.1 lour or tire
fond.,. The paper .111 he It I:tre .plart.. en!lit
ready for hold., 'rho tent,: 82,00
p.
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price n o twer......nthh directly to
the otheo• „ l Inthltealioh l'hnne pfelertitht.
tt nt the N r:lit .4t; givtug the
Sewn Peal, .1
txt ~ three tidy, untto Thu fief iii i.
I.sr will eoptrup n full expo'+itton of the ohjort ttltd uint
"i the r.)111411.11111111, and ii .Ic,rnhle that
isonnible. •honld nec, at Intl, thnl numher. A rites'
men ittuntnd It, been in-tell and th,. Pre., rind
it ,clettntrely and fnvorably nottced in all partn
of the country. Agents matted in OVt•rt place CO warn
,11,nerthern for the paper tuutlldltdttv
W EAT LIER AMON ISII ES US
would ,%•• nr.,l ohttnvo
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'rho St 4•111 un4 V.il it . i) t.1131,1t , bllll l 0
coMiletil 101 l
,•11 A 1LGI.: u; k)1,9.
- -
nine H
r iii: )PA wrs: I:lt).tv
,nv in th, u.no, 031.1.1N1 AN. 11.111:7%1 N CO,
de solved by 1110 1,411 . 01 - 110111 Wtlthani
h,,,hg therm t" FltANk'IS
RAIIM !Ind 11/7i V . 11 kil.M ANI the ~f
thejato tirni will lo• eerttcd i'.} . 'their Hlll 0 0 ,101 . 5. II A IL-
M. \N, RAH. M who have
of the I.fit, firm
The undersigned have MI moo Co-Partnership tinder
the 11M11 , of 1111LMAN, RAHM k CO.. to co,T.timle
business of the Duquesne Work They are amply lire.
pared to furnish IRON. NAILS. S'l EEL, AXLES.
spRIN“S, and all Goods in their line on lihoral terms.
J. W. HAILMAN,
ALLEN KRAMER,
EDWARD RAHM,
Fa ANCI.2 Rllllll
}l . HA 101 A
I take plea,ttre in recommetohng to my friends R od
the pol,ho vonorall), the firm of lI.III.MAN, E.\ In! /1
Ci 1., prtitirlelgpes of the Inlquesiss Works, who are amply
prepared to exeente all orders for gnarls is their line,
sod st.licit for theta u vontintlailve of the patronage au
liberally grante.l to the late tirm.
tI,EmAN.
an gm g2warl,oo
S. CLOTIIINO, CAMP AND GAR
Mao.); EQUIPAGE AT AUCTION.—O n
Fttl-
P.IS.tFTEItNOIN, September 2.1 at 2 o'ete c k, e t t h e
Commercial Sales Rooms, No. hi Fifth street. by or
dor of Lieut. P. Crispin, U. S. A, will Is. , old—fifty-two
Oil-rloth Knapsacks and Straps; 21 Axes and Hatchets;
4 Spades; a quantity of Clothing, i , „At . b i l ,lt eis, B l ankets,
inue
augill
LLacruh's superior White :tad Plaid
112 Flannels, and a full line of all kinds of Domestic
and Staple Dry Goods. always on hand.
align C. HANSON . LOVE, 74 Market street
fit RE AT AUCTION.
(Wednesday,) afternoon, August alai, at 2 o'cleck,
will be sold, at No. SI Fifth street,—a quantity of House
hold Furniture, consisting of cottage and high -post Bed
steads, Mahogany Wash tatand; Sewing Stand. cane-seat
Chairs, Centre Table, Mattrannes, Feather Beds,
;man • . P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
lifitßlNG.--50 barrels for sale 14
jelo H. H. COLLINS.
•.,"' Mt.
' 4
'' L r_ ~._. ~_,_.
SEW adtertisemen •.
I NO. R. M.1.33NE, I'rv.is't HOWL S. SMITH, Casler
THE :UNION BANKING CO.
Corner Market and Fourth Sts., •
W ILL OPEN AN OFFICE for the trans
-77 action of a general Banking business, onTH URS
DAY, SEPTEMBER9st
Thie Company has a paid up capital of $.50,000, which
will be regularly increased by the payment of weekly
instalments on the stock.
Their organisation affords unquestionable security to
depositors, and they respectfully solicit deposits in Par
and Current funds, and will pay interest on time deposits.
Itutemnnii—J. It. M'Cune, The Liberty at; Jno.
firm of A. Wilson A Coo Jos. Kirkpatrick, firm of Brown
Kirk pave! k; A. G. C übbage,3B I tiamonik J no. Glass, firm
of Kelly, Glass la Co.; John Marshall, firm of Marshall
Brothers; Joseph Borne, 77 Market at aug3oist
piTTSBURGIT FEMALE COLLEGE.-
REV. J. H. KNOWLES, A. M., Vice President,
Assisted by nine experienced teachers. Instructions
are given in all branches of a thorough English. Classi
cal and Scientific education. Sceperioi advantages are
offered in Oil l'aiuting, Water Colors and . Drawing.
Modern Languages are taught by a thoroughly qualified
teacher. Music under the supervision of Professor
ItOIIDOCIL Fall term commences on WEDIsIEBDAY,
io 31st day of August. For Circulars, givi❑g particie
as, apply at the College and principal Book Stores.
M. SIMPSON,
President Board of Trustees.
(ANIS TWENTY-FIVE CENT.—New
Descriptive Hand-book of the Pennsylvania Rail
road—by. tieorge B Ayres. Arranged on n new plan; all
stations in regular order. a perfect index to the route;
saves asking any questions; points out all the attractions;
just the hook for the ladies: contains no intricate Figure
Tables: Distances on all connecting routes. Full of in
formation never before published.
Travellers west of Pittsburgh will prefer this book t.
the ordinary Railroad tini ier. because it gives all U.
.iesietrNi Ilistance Tabl, to Pittsburgh. and then be
:eines minutely descriptive of the entire Pennsylvania
Railroad. Just issued and for -eli by
W. S. If
augzo Corner Wood & Third & Market & Second sta.
LID 1U IL-100 barrels Choice Extra Super-
Jl2 tine Hour, just received and for sale lu
JAMES A.FETZER,
ituga corner Market and First streets.
ETHOUSAND DOLLARS—*4OO in
hand; the remainder at one and two yettrs, will
iturchtete a comfortable house of four moms, with a lot
of ground 20 feet front, by 100 deep. Fruit !raid shade
trees, hydrant. &e. Situate on Webster st-, Allegheny.
:tuglai S. CUTHBERT & St IN, 51 Market street.
ACK KS OF PRAIRIE AND TIM
-1 0 0
BER LAND, well watered, situate in Franklin
county. Kansas, Indy' , from the county seat; 10 acres
in cultivation; log cabin, he. Good timber—walnut, oak
and hickory. Price ISM. For sale by
nog S. Cl 11'H BERT P. SON, 51 Market street.
GRAND OPENING SOTRTT.
PIt() F. CUWPER'S COMPLIMENTS
to friends, patrons and former pupil', and re
qm,t4 the pleasure of their company to a
GRAND OPENING SOIREE,
On Saturday Afternoon, September 3,1559.
N. {l.—Overture Icy Omlte , tra at al-; P. M.
loato•tng to oanmence pre.-tael) at 4 Cdoet. on which
ocoa,un the celebrated
" LES CALEDONIANS"
vnli I. introduced. fau29:td
=ME
=MEM
WM. cJILEM N,
J. W. HAILM AN.
ALLEN KRAM ER
WARDEU ll3l,
FRANCIS RAHM.
MEE=
REV. I. C. PERSHING. A. M., President.
To Bridge Contractors.
SEA LED P 10)POS Lti will be received
at the olliees of the County Connon , sionerd of
Allegheny and Westmoreland counties until MONDAY,
the :•111 day of : , ,pt.,1559, for the ereetiou of a Bridge
Pnekety Creek, at Stewart' , 4 Mill—the Creek being
the dividing Ime between the two eountiea. Span sixty
ulth pier in the toddle of the span—the
-tone sari: to be done by the r•rell.
.tir2vt at BY ORDER OF COMMIBSIONEW
I;; ILAII SAVINGS BANK
No. 65 Fourth etreet
made with this Itikk hefore the first da
S.•piember, will draw inte•rr,t from that dale
CHAS. A. couroti, Tre.,urer
01 , EN NG
NEW Yiapt)i. STORE
JAMES W. BARKER & CO.,
WILL, uPEN TI! El R , NEW - 4' WIN
;FORE,
No. 59 Market Street
(Form,riy occupied t y (e°- R. \\lute, & co
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist
And invite the attention of the puLlic from all section:
of Ow City and country, to their SPLENDID AND EN
TIREt.) NEW STOCK OF FOltEltiN AND DOML:
.I.it•
DRY GOODS,
Con.i.ltiosz of SILBS, MERINOES, VELVETS, DR.
LA INS. VALENCIAS, PLAIDS, CHINTZES, PRINTS,
LIN F:NR, EMBROIDER I ES. BOSIERY, GLOVES,
SIT A V; LS, CLOAKS, Al A_N'rl LLAS, -BLANKETS,
House Furnishing Goods, &c., &c.
Upon which they will offer GREAT INDUCEMENTS.
Their entire stock has been purchased within the last
ildetv any 441 It their fie:lines for otferin ,, the NEW r -. T
Goobs ra Ilia toviver •R411 , ..5, ,AI; NOT SUR
PASSED, and WiTTEUltOti to 110 10 - nOl• 111Szt' thll
the slime goods eau bought in the City Ur New le*,
!lasing a linyer there who is constantly purchasing for
own,
ONE PRICE, AND NO DEVIATION
Pnees itiarhod ou gochis iu plaln tigurc.s.
TERMS—CAbiI
JAS. W. BARKER & CO.,
atneda 51) MARKET sr.. Iltteburgh.
BEAUTIFUL PICTURE--Photography
is vrdinet by In.tht The (Anita,. nf the human
tin - 1. lateen Ity . thoe r..et , e; o o . bed by the Artbd'i
myet be perteet. Tine:a tchn want .ntelt Ptetaree
van Pet them aL. W4LL'S.
otig'29:lw Jnpee' Ihnhitug. FnuTth etdeet.
J. 11. Hillerman S. - Jas. Collord,
TT AVING ENTERED INTO PARTNER-
I" SHIP, for the purpose of carrying on the
HAT AND CAL. BVSINVSS
(Under the mane and style of 111 LLERMAN St
COL-
LtbRU.l xvoulti re,peetfulfy inform their friends and the
pohlie generally that they are now reeeiving front the
000lofaeturers, and will open THIS LAY, tux entire new
!.loott.
HATS, CAPS, AND LADIES' FURS,
Of the new...A uml lota,t •tyletii, to winch we invito the
Mention. piiiriaoge ut Ilex, iitoonng goods
IU cur toe
NO. 15 WOOD STREET,
(rhreo doors front Fourth st.l
CENTRE HAT STORE
OCAST GROPE SEMINARY,
FOR YOUNG LAPIEg,
I.,A_W - P. - H, NC L _
r l l}}}
NEXT ANNUAL SESSION, of two
terms. fire monflo evl), will trn on TUE6DAV,
THE 13111 OF NE . 1411 , 318E1L at 0 00,1“.
The Faculty of Teaehers who filled their sitindions
with such distinguished mccess during the pa.st year,
continue their connection with the institution.
tin account of the greatly increased facilities for travel
alhirded by the new Passenger Railway, a limited number
if Day Pupils will he received front Pittsburgh. The
number of Boarding pupils is limited to thirty. Early
applications are desirable.
Circulars containing general information, terms, Sc.,
may 0 1 ,1 1.4 k ilovlse Darlson's, Booksellers, andat
hleber's and sielltirls:linain peckr:i of by i.ilirevs'og
•
through Pittsburgh Postolliee,
auglasitsep2o REV. GEORGE T. RIDER, A. M.
JOHN N. CUAWFORD,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law,
IiE=I?ME=
. . .
DAVENPORT, ;GIVA.
Especial attention given to collecting and scoring
•laims of every bind.
Russ To—Jeremiah Dunlevy, Sr.,
E. J. Roberts, Esq.,
Capt. R. J. Grace,
itahmml le Mellon, Attorneys. (aplsl
prosTEßy, oLoyps, pla6l43Fe Mitts
BAJOU'S KID GLOVM,
H,.01, Skirts, Corsets, &e., Ba
RAILROAD SPIKE COMPANY
Jos. Dilworth, - - D. W. C. Bidwell,
(Successors to Portcr. Rolfe & accts.)
MANUFACTURE-LP OP
RAILROAD SPIXZS ,
CHAIRS AND BOAT SPIKES.
Cor. of Water Olt. and Cherry alter,
jr2Cay PITTSBURGH, PA.
THE FALL STYLES OF
SILK HATS;
Also, a beautiful and durable Cassimere Hat, and every
variety of SOFT HATS for men and boys, at
DODDS"''
119 Wood Street,
000. door South of Fifth:
HARVY DAVIS
D'AltlS\& PHILLIPS,
BRASS FOUNDERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
GAS- AND STEAM FITTERS,
PLUMBING MATERIALS, GAS FIXTURES, PUMPS AND BRASS WORE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Agents for Allen's Celebrated Steam and Water Guages,
MANUFACTORY NO. 110 WATER, AND 104 FRONT STS.,
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
Warerooms, 67 Wood street, Pittsburgh, and Federal street, Allegheny City.
all ,3:f.mts2rip -
Ztflit 3drertisemenls.
--- -----
i s BOARD OF TRALE.—The Annual Meeting of
the Board of Trade will be held on WEDYFB- GREAT WESTERN
DAY. September 7th, at 21,i o'clock. P. ~ at the BIER-ER- Insurance and Trust C
M ompanl.
CHANT'S EXCHANGE, at which time the election fur
a President, two Vice Presidents and Board of Directors
will take place. a ri FF I CI: IN COMPANY'S BU ILDING,
aug2tldd GEC). H. THURSTON, Supt. .403
L. .403 IYat.trcr Si., Pim-tarLeiria. CHARITII PF.R
. -
OFFICE OF TILE Authorized Capital, - - - . - 9300,000,
PITTSBURGH GAS COMPANY,
Pittsburgh, August 20,1859 I STATEMENT, MAY IS, 1853.
("C• ELECTION.—The annual meeting of the stock- Ctratt.—Paid in and securely invested
holders of the" Pittsburgh Gas Company." fur the ASSETS, MAY 18, 1559.
purpose of electing two persons to serve as Trustees for Coon—On triad and in Bank 'V12470 Ss
the term of three years, will be held at the Offic,. of the In hands of Agents 0.557 17
Company, in Pittsburgh. on the first Monday (sth day, • ——s 15,Z7 (F 5
of September, 1559, between the hours of two and five Real Estate owned by the Company 49,000 50
o'cloek. P. M. JAMES At. CHRISTY. 1 Bonds and Mortgages—bearing via and seven
am„,201,1 Treasurer. per cent. interest 1."..2.,910 00
Debts due the Company, well secured 17,748 81
Stock—Par value 70;450 VI
Bills receivable for loins, lc., not yet iiiaturol.. 3.1.1,117 43
All other securities 15,000,00
PITT TowssiirP,
August 17, Liiifift
TO lililLDEßS.—Proposals will be received
until SATURDAY, September 3d, for building, by
contract, a new public School flouse,on Centre Avenue,
Minersville. The plan and specifications can be seen at
the office of J. W. Rerr, Arch Sect, St. Clair street, and
proposals sealed may be left at the office of William A.
Herron, corner of Sixth and Wood streets, subject to ac
ceptance by the Board of Directors. For any other de
sired particulars, apply to either of the Committee.
ALEX. BRACKENRIDGE,
WILLIAM A. HERRON,
JOHN GRAY,
auglßilsep3 Committee.
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April
11th, IS:./9. Books to receive subscriptions to the Capital
Stock of the City and County Insurance Company of the
city of Allegheny, will reopen at the office of PETER
PETERSON, Federal street, A Ilegeny. on MONDAY, the
Ilth of July. and be continued until the whole number
of shares are subscribed, from 9 o'clock, A. M , to 4
o'clock, P. M.. each day.
Josiah King, James L. Graham,
Henry Irwin, William B. Pussy,
Peter Peterson, John Birmingham,
0. G. Craig, Wm. P. Baum,
James Old. John Irwin, Sen.,
James Gibson, John Sampson,
C. Yeager, George Lewis,
Samuel Gormly, Nicholas Voeghtly, Sen.,
John A. Scott, R. P. Ill'Dowell,
John W. Riddle, David Greie.
Samuel Lindsay, Jun-, J. Longmofe,
M. Boreland, Thomas Farley,
D. B. Evans, Alex. Hilands,
R. W.Poindexter, Thomas Donnelly,
James Park. Jun., James A. Gibson,
D. beet Shields, aminiissioners.
jylktf
THE IRON CITY TRUST CO., ,
No. 25f$ Liberty Street.
BANK (IF DISCOUNT, EXCHANGE
AND DEPOSIT.
Capital Stook 8 150,000
Capital Represented, over 1,000,000
air STOCIIIOLDEII3 ART lIELD INDIVIDEALLT LIABLE U
(,Id. Silver, Par Funds, and Currency received ou
deposit. ALI. MONEYS !till:eyed to remain pr a Set- •
rilled Time, WILL DRAW INTEREST. Sight hx
change on the Eastern and Western cities constantly
for a.Me in sums to suit. Collections made in all the '
principal cities in the United States and the Canada.,
and PROCEEDS PROMPTLY REMITTED to any de- I
sired point, on day of maturity.
DIRECTORS:
John Moorhead, Alexander Forsyth. John Ffeath, t Teo.
S. Head, J. Hill, William Seibert, W. M'Clintock, Henry
M'Cullough, Robert Anderson.
G. E. WARNER, President.
_Tt. C. SCHMERTZ. C.shier
N
MONOGA'HELA. FOUNDRY
_. . •
TIES= TO CALL ATTENTION TO
JUF their several kinds of
HOT AIR FURNACES,
SUITABLE FOR CHURCHES, PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
AND PRIVATE HOUSES. Especially adapted to
PITTSBTf R 2 CO.A.L,
INCORPORATED BY TTIE LEG-TETA
CHI.CKERING & SONS' UOF PF..NNSIXANIA. 1433.
- * '- OFFICE, E. E. CORNER THIRD AND I c - .A.LIVUT STS
• 4 i•V" -
-. 1 " - -• - •-'• 4"•"- -1 - NEW sc it,tl iii m i • iiiITAI , E 1.3-11-1-kH
Marine AMOpranCie ! . . .
• Y i ' ON VF-SSELR, ' . -—.-
CARGO, To alt parts of the world.
FREIGHT,
PIANO FORTES.
. INLAND INSURANDFS - •
. 0n Goods, by River, Canals, Lakes. and Land Carriages,
to all parts of the Union. . •
TII E subscriber bas now on hand, a most . FIRE INSURANC?..
splendid stock of Pianos, consisting of 634, - and 7
twaaves„in Plain and Carved Caves cf the mest--Aegadt On mi. , reliaa.th, , genorall•r,
... . On .„
deseripliiiin,• tirdm the celehratoo Factory of Chiekering -. • • ',Cores, Dwelling houses,etc.,etc
-3 Sobs. ' The instruments are all provided with their A SEE TS . OF THE CO.IIFAN I",
latest impritirernents, as ftssr-trum-Amorr, Docatc-Dau. i Noimnuat 1, 1853 .
POO; Frax-Haignis, and'arc of their.
ponds, Mortgages, and Real Estate.-- .. . ..... .4 71,363 33
• Philadelphia tidy 6 strit cent. Loan.-- 105.1-14 00
ENLARGED NEW SCALE, Pennsylvania State Loans ......... .. -.......—.—. 104,403 00
United States Treasury N0te5.:.........:....». 30412. 60
By which a much larger sound-board is obtained, con- Railroad 6 . 4t cent. Mortgage Bonds.-- ............... 47,375 00
solvently the tone is rendered very powerful, yet retain- Stocks to Railroads, Gas and Insurance Cos-. '2.' - i„.3tV.. 60
ing its sweet and musical quality. By the perfection of Bills Receivable ..-. . . ... - ..... . 51,666 36
the Action, the performer is enabled to produce rill Cash on hand
grades Of tone from pianissimo to -fortissimo, with the Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums on)
,
greatest case. Marine Policies recently issued,6l,ls3 and other 's l4
~ ,
1 ml'o2B due the Coropauf.--.....................) •,... ; .
a
SON
CllV: rt iltll4 0 4r. ? P1.4.X0.1 re thus
bet 4 is te, 44,4Ci1 o . poker'. of by I.hq
ICP 10 it country—
•
THALBERO sitysi--“They aro beyond comparison tho
tr.,t I have ever seen in the United States, 81111 wilt com
pare favonibly with any 1 have ever known."
•
GUSTAVE SATTER SIIS:—" The opinion which I ex
pressed three yenre ago, leas teen more than confirmed
to me, tiy the continued use of them, viz That for vol
ume and pure qualitu of tune, with nicety of articulation,
the i are
•
'Troth tha National latelligencer, liashingtroui
"They can safely hear comparison With instruments
from any . part of the world, in point of tone, strength
and elasticity of touch."
[From the New Orleans Picayune.l
" Fur 4:t. - gellooce of material. elegance of finish. and
faithfulnees of Workrntmship, and aoore alt for volume
and variety, mellow sweetness, brilliancy .altd liermre
nenee' of Mae, they are unequalled.'
•
[From the Family 4ortrnal.)
-.• • .
°Th e peculiar M1194'411 qtAlitips belon gip g to the Chi
ering instrumento, are a lull musical, rich and pow
erful tone, free from any wo oden. noisy, loudness of
sound, so disagreeable to the sensitive musical one.
They have also an easy, oven and pleasant touch, and
will keep iu tune better than any Pianos known.
The public are invited to call and examine name
iiistriiments, which are sold at
aug'2.r..daw BI WOOD STREET._
MADAME APOLLINE TETEDOOO
BOARDING AND p4y sotiool. FOl4.
YOUNU LA DI FS, N 0.148 Tutu HUM, httaburgh.
This School offers to young ladies, besides a full Eng
lish course. unusual facilities to acquire the French Lan
guage and literature, the Pnncipal, an American born,
having resided several years in France, and being assist
ed by Mr. Tetedmix, a native of Paris, and graduate of
the u College Charlemagne."
The second annual session will open on Monday, the
lltth of September.
Price of tuition by the term, F."; French and Latin
• . •. ••
trgjUi s t i goAtt o , , itgi
years of age.
For elreularS, Ac., apply at Mr. Mellor's and Mr. Davi
son's atoms. or at the residence of Mrolune Tetedoux.
augfetsele.l)
PITTSBURGH, PENN'A
CLOSING orr S4J,f] of Sjiring apt
sun-1111'0F
To make room for Fall Goods. Call soon, if yen want a
bargain, at the Cheap Cash Store of
HIAWATHA
NUT AND BOLT FACTORY.
Patent Hot-Pressed Nuts of all sizes on hand, and man
ufactured. Also, Bolts for Bridges, Machinery, .Agrictil
tural Implements, Ac., furnished at short nonce.
Warehouse, No. 114 Water street.
aug.tily IiNAP, SCULLS A. CO
Pil4- 11 ! , Vs 1 4 .
STOCK
325 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
Stock Bought and Sold on Commission at Board of Bro
kers:4l,m in Boston. New York and Baltimore.
- -
i2ETNA STOVE WORKS.
' 44 " 41.PXANDF 4 t BRAM.NY,
xistruespia AND OUP= rd MILT VLIULTT OF
Cooking, Parlor & Heating Stoves,
PLAIN AND FANCY GRATE FRONTS, &C.
CHARLES OWNER,
TR Market, kreot,
PATENT GAS BURNING AND SMOKE CONSUM ING
COOK. STOVES.
Office and Bales Rooms,
0c2:3:112p No. 4 Weed Street, Pi tiaburgh,
JOHN PHILLIPS-
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS. IN
ANDERSON .54 , PHILLIPS
Factory Prices and Warranted.
JOHN IL MELLOR,
1100 TS AND SHOES.,
JOSEPH H. 'BORLAND ,
953 Market st., second door from Fifth
Sole Proprietor of tho Celebrated
SOAPS, SOAPS.—lteceired to-day, a large
lot of Low's Cleaver's and Wright's Honey Soap,
Brown Windsor Sons
Palm Soap;
Cocoa Nut Oil Soap,
And for sale by
aui
JOSEPH ABEL,
Corner Fifth and Grant streets.
11IITTER.-11) firkins for sale by
jyu wyt.T.Toadaawls & Co.
EISZEI
.105EPH H. DAV;
ttsurance.
LIABILITIES
Lossrs—Adjtoted, not yet due
tinadjn,ted
Awaiting proof
All other claim..
J. W Seert•tarv.
IL W. POLNDEX'l'Eft:tAgent,
17 Water st.. Pittsburgh
INT E,l=CisT
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1,31001 GATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
CAPITAL.- 86,298,800 00
PAID UP CAPITA 1. AND SURPLUS- 20.94,111. 03
ANNUAL REVENUE. for (hr year
ending January :;1,15: g 033,734 12
THIS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Loss or Damage by Fire, almost every description
of Property. The Rate.: of Proniura areanoderate, and,
in all cases, based upon the eliano•ter of the owner or
occupant, and the merits of the rick.
Looses promptly ieljtc.M.l and paid witlout reference
to London. A .v . oteial. 110:71-101C111 feud provided in Phila
delphia fur parneni of loosen in this country.
REFEr.LNCTS IN PITISUCT.GII:
Jll.lllog & Co., 174 Wood street;
John Floyd & Co.. 173 Wood street;
Brown & Kirkpstricks, 183 Liberty street
D. Gregg, & Co., ¶l5 WoOd street;
Wilson,'M'Elroy & Co_. 54 Wood street;
James ACCandless t Co, 103 Wood street
& Co.. us Water street;
B. A. Fahnestock. & Co., First and Wood sts4
Jos. Woodwell & Co., Second and Wood sts4 .
• Atwell, Lee & Co, S Wood street;
• Burchfield & Co.. Fourth and Market street&
" M'Candless. Means &Co.,Wood and Water sts
ELUEFIENCaI IN PIIILAPEISITIL
George IL Stuart. Esq., ]3 Bank street;
Messrs. Al, - ere. Claghorn & Co.. nti2 Market street;
V. k. Co.. 23 Sw Front street;
" ACCutchetin & Collins, Front and New streets
" Smith, Williams & Co.. 513 Market. street;
• James Graham & Co., 20 and t 2. Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitchell, Esq., President AI 'ichanies Bank
James Dunlap, Esq., President Union Bonk;
Hon W. A. Porter. late Judge Supreme Court.
JAMES IV. ARROW, Agent..
Temporary Other, 103 Wood street,
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
OF PITTSBURGH.
oFFIcF—No. 37 FlOh Street, BanklMoc.
ALL. „
. SURES AGAINST BINDS OF
IFIRE AND MARINE RISES.
.ISAAC JONES. President; JOHN D. MeCORD Vice
Beesident 1). 91. BoOli, Secretary; Capt. WILLIAM
pEAN. Gnneral Aeon.
Draxcrous—lsaan Jones. 0. 0. lins...ev, Harvey Childal,
Capt. R. C. Gray, John A. Wilson. B. h. Fahnestoelc, Johu
ICl3eCord; It scar. Pennock. B. P. Sterling, Capt. Wm.:
Dean, Thos. M. Howe, Rola. 11. Davis. my9B
DELAWARE 311UTUAL
SAFETY
INSURANCE C0M?.4..y
. .
... _
nlne TOP-S.
Wm. Martin, Samuel R. Stolre%
Edmund A. Sunder, J. F. Pcnistou,
Theophilus Paulding, Henry Sloan, -
John R. Penrose, Edward Darlington.
John C. Davis, 11. Jones Brmke,
James Traqunir, Spencer M'llvaine,
Win. Evre. Jr., 'Thomas C. Hand,
James i 3. Hand, _ Robert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones,
Joseph H. Seal, James B. 31Tarland
Dr. H. MJ Huston, Joshua P. Eyre, .
Geo2G: Lieper, John 1.3.-.Seniide, Pitt
Hugh Craig, I/. T. Morgan, ' 6.
Charles Kelley. J. T. Losan, 14
WILLIAM MARTIN, President.
THUS C. HAND, Vice President,
4TITIIT L71.111:1EN, SeeFettry.
i'. A. I\JADEIItA, 40^e9f.
P. \Water street, l'iti.sburgb.•
PIEIT. A DELPHIA. FIRE .4.1 , 4)
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET,
Opposite the Custom House,
WILL MAKE ALL KINDS OF INSU
RANCE, either Perpetual or Limited, on every
ription of Property or lllerehandiAe, at reatiourible
t-iite - 4 Of . premium:
ROBERT P. RING, President.,
W. 'BALDWIN, Vice lia`esident,
DIRECTORS:
E. IL Cope,
George W. Brown, •
do..mpla
E. Wiler,
Charles aIVeS,
Enor,h,
P.
I. Savery,
C. Sherman,
S. J:
F. BLic ankacq, Secretary.
Ci. COFFIN. Agent,
Corner Third and Wood streets
PENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Of Pittsburgh.
No. 63 Fourth Street.
DIRECTORS.
Jacob Painter, Rody Patters , r.. I. Grier 6protd,
C. A. Colton, James U. Hop:Linz. earner;
Gedrge
'.3.3onen, V. ale Rampto , Robert Patrick,
hariered Capital... - .... $300.000
FIRE AND MARINE Rl3liE TARE' N, of ail .de
eeription.9.
crercr.A.e,
A. A. CARRIER, P,e , .4,leiat.
I. GRIEFt SPROUL, Secretary. rjaltt
Pittsburgh Insurance Company,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH:
ROBERT GALWAY. President.'
ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice President.
F. A. RINEHART, Secretary.
.011- Insures against HULL AND CARGO RISES, on
the Ohio and Diirsissippi Rivers and tributaries, and
MARINE RISES generally. -
And against loss and titunag,e by Fire, and against the
Perils or the Sea and Inland Navigation and Transpor
tation.
LIEMETI
Robert Gaßray, Samuel M'Clurkan,
Joseph P. Gam-gib:M. P., John Seott,
James Marshall, I hind Rieboy,
James W. Rain - flan, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander Bradley, .1. 1. Leech,
John Fullerton, N. F. Bari..,
R. Robinson, Robert ll:Rather.
William Carr. .TH'Gill. -fe2s
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GORGE pArtsiE, President;
F. M. GORDON. Secretary
Omer. N 0.92 Water street, (Spang & Co.'s 'Warehouse
up stairs,) Pittsburgh.
Will insure against all kinds of FIRE and MARINE
RISKS.
A Home Institution managed by Directors who are
well known in the eommunity, and who are determined,
by promptness anti liberality, to maintain the character
which they have assumed, as °Miring the best pretee
lion tolhose who desire to be insured.
ASSETS, APRIL 30th,ISS9
Stock Accounts
Mortga ge_, Office furnture— ...........
Open Accounts, etc
Cash
Premium
Notes and bills discouuted
MEI=
. . .
Geo Darsie, R. Miller, Jr..
J. W. Butler, George W. Jackson,
James ISl`Auley, Alex: Speer,
Andrew Ackley, Wm. Motile'Fht. -
Nathaniel Doll:nets . Alexander Nimiok,
D.1!1. Lung, Wm. H. Swath,
C.. W. Rickel utylti
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