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TUESDAY MORNING
AUDITOR GENERAL,
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Philadelphia,
SURVEYOR. GENERAL,
JOHN ROWE, of Franklin County
011 lIATIC COUNTY TICKET
A5515t2612.14..w "mos:
GEORGErt
.131. tti/SiORE, 'of/Pittsburgh
DISTRICT ATTOZOVIT:
JOHN N,IrCLOWRT, of Pittsburgh.
.',.s4.srers SCVATOR:
, crp. r,,OtaitkrgL APSES, of Birmingham.
•
.JOsEPH ff; DAVIS orAlleghotty City;
• ..5.4.311TEL W. MEANS, of Robinson township*,
PHILIP If. STEVENSON, of Moon township;
JACOB STITCHHATEL of Allegheny City;
ANDREW JACKSON BEAUMONT, ixfPittsburgl
' esmorrcosonnsnorkin '
1 EDWARD CAMPBELL, ',Tn., of Pittsburgh.
• COUBTY j7'-42"EiI:
,JADIES BEACE.SIORE; otPittspurgh.
; ; : INV2rit AIDITC11:
-143}11 ..7T - Met Pittainrgh
-00611 I T, SITILVEYOIt:
JOEL KETGEUl3,7otElimbetli
• • 7lrtntoroa br ins rook:
• TH91.51.AS .ICEEL, of Tarentam
TUE .DUTY , DIFI ALL GOOD DEMO_
c f ;V : ItATEIP TO' stippoter•TElE STATE
•.ri•eicn , r.. • ; • • ,
On Tuesday, October 10th, four weeks
from to-day, the SCate election takes place,
and, an view of that fact we feel it our duty
.to ll* upon the Democracyof this county,
as - ref the State at large, the propriety
,atitintioessity: of giving a firm and united
support to the eandi.lates placed in nomina
tirTa Tat': Auditor and Surveyor general.
The gieiit strength of the Derrtocracy has
always resulted from a determination to sup
port the regular nominees of the party,
when fairly ] and,proPerly placed before them
for their suffrages, and no one, however
biased, can deny that Richardson L. Wright
aid. Tolin Rowe,the candidates names
whose are at the head of our columns, are so be
fore the people. The delegates to the Con
vet:alert ',a Harrisburg in March last, by
which
,they were placed in nomination.
were fairly and regularly elected by the re
stieqiVe . C'ontity Conventions : that Conven
tionii:as regularly organized and generally
:acknowledged as the chief organization of
- the - Demotracy of Pennsylvania; and these
Ontletnen, having been openly and fairly
chosen by that body, as the standard 'bear
era :Of 'the• party, are not only entitled to
the consideration of every voter who has
the good of the great Democratic party at
heart, but to his undivided support, and all
the influence he can wield in their behalf.
: And it is not only in this view that all
who profess to be Democrats should adhere
to the usages of the party, but that the
prestige of that party should be maintained.
so that we may be enabled to preserve the
proud 'position in which our State hasalways
stood—that of the Keystone of this great
confederacy of States. We are on the eve
'Of the commencement of a national politi
cal contest, which promises to be more ex
citing than any within the memory of man--
and in order to preserve the integrity of our
party,—and that we may continue. as hereto
fore, - M hold the balance of power in this im
portant struggle of 1860, when a chief mag
istrate of the nation is to be chosen, we
must, unite our forces and bring them
into the ranks in such numbers es will over
whelm our opponents in the present cam
paign, and form such a combination as wil
be irresistible in the great Presidential cam
paign next year.
We have been told that there is an irre
parable breach in the ranks of the Democra
cy , of this State, and our political opponents
have seized upon every pretest to strength
en the supposition and convitiv the honest
adherents to;the old party lines that confu
siortreitms, and that a reunion is impossible.
Bitt all this is idle. There is and can he no
diVWon in the interests or views of the
Democracy of the State. There may have
been trifling disagreements on matters of
policy, but they have all vanished, and we
believe their is not a Democrat in the State,
Who can; - Unless affected towards the oppo
sitipn,;refuselo vote for the candidates on
the State ticket.
Nor need any fear that by giving a cordial
support to the ticket he will endorse any
Matitihose course he is not satisfied with.
Let him bear in mind that in casting his
cots he is defending and endorsing princi
ples, not men, and that his refusal to vote
!blithe regular nominees, will not only foil
to rebuke any one, but seriously endanger
the present success of the party, but damage
our prospects for preserving a clean Demo
cratic record in the more important contest
which will be inaugurated at Charleston
in March next. Prejudices for or against
ILO partlian, will not justify any man who
holds his Democratic birthright in proper
estimation, in repudiating the acts of the
highest Ott animtion of the party, and de
clining to vote for the candidates selected
Wie"
The evidences of returning harmony
among the Democrats of Pennsylvania are
most gratifying, -and all are looking with in
creased confidence for a Democratic victory
in October. When has the Old Keystone
refused to he true to herself in times of dan
ger to the cause of Democracy? Her vote
has controlled the election of more Dem
ocratic Presidents than Any other State. It
has become a prOverb, "as goes Pennsylva
nia, so goes the Union." It f depends solely
upon
.thernselves whether', in the present
crisis, the Democracy of Pennsylvania will
maintain the prestige of their ancient power.
The only hope of the Opposition is in foment
ing dissensions in our own ranks. Demo
crats of the. Old. Keystone, shall we permit
this,to.be done? The reply is coining up
from every . section of the State, "Mo !
The Democracy will abide I T its
usages. ~No portion of the party will suffer
itself to be arrayed against the organization
and regular candidates of the Democracy.
Mei:labor in vain, who are striving, by dead
Bei:LW t.o:advance their own selfish and dis
organizing purposes. The people see cknd
know the causes which influence their
course. They are not to be misled by the
PreteiiSe that - the success of our ticket this
fan is but an endorsement of this or that
Politician. They regard its success as the
endorsement of the great principles of De
mocracy, and this endorsement they will
give thOU 'great - principles by electing the
ticket in October. " Reconciliation and
Union," are now the Democratic watch
words.„. Those divided opinions which have
agitated the party took their origin in is
sues which are dead, and every man who
claims the name of Democrat can • now
unite on the great living issues of, the day,.
In doing this, no
Principle of right Or jus
tice is, or.can *dated. The stake is the
success of the ; -;mocratie cause, now and
hereafter. • stake worth contending
for. .•11 is a stake which the isuccev of Slqr
State ticket this fall will insure to the people
of the country, who are anxiously look
ing to Pennsylvania to preparo:Jteiself to
lead in the contest of 1860, by f e tainin g
herl*budltt*fion on the record of Demo-)
cratiStat€l,thitfalL.:
SEPT. 13
have:eveiT indication that, on the
second TtieSda,y,pf October, the:pemOcratic
men of the Stinewill, one man, ao their
duty by a grand and successful rally :4-'llle
ballot-boxes in support of their State ticket.
No man can find fault with the men who
hate been placed upon that ticket, under
the regular rules of party organization: They
are, capable, honest and truly Democrati,
men Those Who would array a pcOion
, the
,Denaocracy. against this ticket, Rod
against the orgrnization of the party. under
whose wing they have acquired position and
influence, are now fully understood by the
people, and their power for mischief has di
parted. Cordially and in perfect union the
Democracy will support their ticket and sus
tain their organization. As advised hy the
eloquent Senator, from. Illinois, in his recent
speech in this city, they will
AHEAD IN E FUTURE, HoLDING
FORTH THE BANNER or DE\ftu
CV, WITH PRINCIPLES EM
BLAZED UN IT IN CLEAR AND NE
QUIVOCAL LANGUAGE, AND RALLI
VN DER THE ORGANIZATION nF 'l'llt.
PARTY."
HON. RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT
This gentleman, our candidate for Auditor
General, was in the city yesterday, and WEI ,
visited at the St. Charles Hotel by large num
bers of his Democratic friends. He i , a true
Democrat, and a most courteo,m gentleman,
and wins new friends wherever he goes.
Messrs. - Follett, Foster & .1- columbus
Ohio, are issuing, in a very neat form, a num
ber of valuable and agreeable books. MOSS N.
Hunt A:. Miner have sent tr , throe of their pub
lications, which will c , nupan • ra r:L bi y
with any issued from Eastern publishing
houses, in neatnes., of style, and beauty of
eeuiton.
The Buckeye A broad,or Wanderin, , , iu En•
rope; and the Orient., by S. S. Coy_ bar: al.
ready reached its seventh edition. The author
has had his eye= and ears about, and ;is
naratiqn in a lively and stirring style- It is a
very pleasant book.
Mabel, or Heart Histuries, a tal, I
truth, b . ; Howells ttiee,
agreeable books, which only women ran writ.•.
1t is a capital domestic nvocl---thc pro.loction
of n. women of brain, heart and luiowl.•d,7,
of human nature
Morality and tb Statv
is a most valuable c‘mtribotiou U the ,tarld
and literature of the ,ountry .1 udg, N,.rtli
has produeol ti philaiophioal worl, of h., ordt
nary :merit. etubodyinß v,roat Vat 111. 1.!
valuable inf,qauttion
All those I,wiL3 may b , road by ry ore
with pleasure and Fent Having- ciii.inated
Chun Western writer;, and a We,t. rii
they are peculiarly entitled to lb, att , qlll.o,l
11estern people. Bunt iner have all the
publieation, of Messri. Follett, Fo•ter
for sale at their great book Ilrol yriodii:a!
store, Masonic Hall, Fifth ,treat.
Telegraph to the Pacific
A few day , ago. th.• tel-trraph al, • w, re
extended to Atchi , om on the
some fourteen mile further than their lou
limit. The work i till progre. , ,ing. aI •
informed, and the wire stretehiwz a e,t ward
California, with commendable on,
much upon her part to ~ore n tel. : lt-N-11i
communication with the Atlanti, r,tat., Al•
ready the wires have been Aretelnd
snowy Sierra into Carson Valley. and a r.•
corning onward towards Galt Lake City a kth
rapidity and certainty. The company ha, thii,
far pursued its way' without help from abr,•ad,
and the capital of the Golden State ha , alone
c.illtributed to the enterpri,e If the air-s
now ,topping at Atchison earl be pu,h,d
ward to the Pike's Peak country, and thence
across the plains to the Ptah settlement , there
they will be linked with the California line,
and thu , the two (wean, be joined.
A :emit y has been tarculating in the paptr,
re
specting a child in New Bedford. who was left
sleeping, in a cradle, and %YR, fund by it:
mother nearly deprived of lire by a rat, tit hip h
had stolen into the cradle, and was sucking the
infant's breath. The Buffalo (5,m,n,,- . "•,,1
eertiser, a semi-medical organ, advance , the
opinion that the story is all moonshine, 6 1. far
ns the child's breath is concerned, as, at such
a game, the cat would have the worAt of the
bargain, babies having a unu•lt stronger pour
of suction than vatts. The probability is that
the Cat selected Ilia cradle as a warm bed,
and lying un the child's breast, produced vio
lent nightmare, which might have resulted, as
it sometimes does, in death.
ROBERT IV ICKLIYFE who recently died in
Kentucky, was probably the wealthieet man in
Kentucky, being worth several millions of
dollars, owning live thousand acres or land in
Fayette County alone, and several hundred
negroes. Ho was a great lawyer, growing
smarter as hogrew older, and lived to be eighty -
live. lie made a speech in Court a few dues
before his death. He was soon seized with
congestive chill, of which he died. The de
ceased was remarkable for the exceeding bit
terness of his prejudices, of which his hostili
ty to Henry Clay and the Rev. Hr. R. . Brock in
ridge furnished a strong illustration." He
was during the Administration of President
Tyler, a member of his Cabinet.
THE advices from the West generally ary
favorable for railroad traffic in September.--
The receipts of flour and grain at Chicago
are large, and consequently the traffic of the
roads leading into that city show an increase.
The Illinois Central delivered, on Monday,
one hundred and seventy-three cars or produce
and merchandise, which is the largest day fur
many months.
Itr•:V. W. A. 13 A RTL ETT. of the Tabernacle.
in New York,after a brief sojourn in the Fran
conia region of the White Mountains, assumed
his pulpit, when he discoursed from the text,
" Bring ye now the fish which ye have
caught," which was quite appropriate, inas
much as the last Sabbath previous to his de
parture, it is said he preached on the words
go a llst•ing."
Amu.Nu the arrivals at the Clarenden Hotel,
New York, in that of Hon. Grantly Berkley,
the celebrated English hunter and sportsman.
He desingscoming to the West to hunt the Buf
falo, and visit the Western farms and planta
tions, and , to Witness the operations carried on
upon them in regard to the Care and rearing
of stock.
A POPI7LAR, writer says it is not thedrinking
but the getting sober that, is so terrible in a
drunkard's life. To this Prentice adds, sonic
persons, influenced probably by this important
consideration, seem to have deliberately re
solved never to get sober.
DousTicus, ile 4 slave auction correspondent
of the Tribune, who wrote himself down once
Damphool, at Niagara, over a glass of beer—
Blondiu's day had not yet dawned—read a
poem at the commencement of Brown Univer
sity. It was denounced by all who beard it as
66 too bad."
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ENV BOOKS
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Suicide of the Proprietor of the luternatian-
al Hotel.
For some days past, Mr. Vilfr ed Freeman,
proprietor of the International Hotel, and
Taylor's saloon, on the corner of Broadway
.and Franklin sweets, New York. has been suf
fering severely from a slow fever. accompanied
by exertitiatin,g pains in the head. Ho was at
tended by several skillful physicians, and, al
'though they held out hopes of his speedy recov
ery, he seemed to have gloomy forebodings
that he would never get well again. During
last Thursday his wife and,sister:ia-lawiribtsed
him. A bout hal f- past three o'clock yesterday
afternoon, Mrs. Gilson, hi , sister-in-law, who
was in attendance at. his bedside,and with whom
be had been eonversing freely upon various sub
jeets, was. requested by him to leave the room for
a short time_ She complied, and during her
el senee . Mr. Freeman arose from his bed
and locked the door, immediately after he took
a razor from the bureau drawer, and placing
himself before the mirror, rut his throat from
ear to ear, and threw himself across tha bed to
die. Mrs. Gilson returned to the room, and,
to her astonishment, found it locked on the in
side. Her fears being imtantly aroused, she
ran to the room where Al Li. Freeman was
sleeping. and requested or to sumo and corn
mordent, with her husband. Returning to the
r,egn, the door still being fastened, they
mounted a hair and locked in at a window,
and saw M r Freeman pr,tate on the bed,
with his clothe.; saturated with blood. The
,operlntendent "r the hetel was called, and the
room door instantly I.,reed open, when an ex
amination of the body showed that life WaF
ex fling.
Infnriiiiition of the weitincholy occurrenei,
wa , Mum diatoly ,ont In the coroners office.
And Jackman iirtitfor. Thodoceased
!kbnut forty year: of are. anti a native of
Ermland. Ilc Int, loft an intcrnstim; family
ciimiating of a wilc and throe children.
Suvected SlaNer In ...1“9% l ork
I , •t•ordin
the ,tel.wr
just bniit Lc It.
-tr.—l, .
If.th
for s.sa- e,ointr,
iit.,ll- ia• owne.l by a Soutliern laarqui
iiv, who Intend to :end her to the ('orign
rue t. r tint- r• r.r14,11•_:11 to inquire
what lai , ineo , . • lii• onLta , ti. in there, when
he Was told that -ion svau L. Ire rood he the (.'ol•
unization •ote.oty th it exeellentrtsoeiil•
tion row not kri‘ovn to have r.riv interest outside
I.lberia lo- rushe.l ioquirie , a little
further, trimen he learned that the • t'olonizin
tion Soeietv ' for svhieli she was •intended
t.. it.-- her to ern up the (•• in eonneetion
tcitlr a line bet wren Floroln and the African
i• nit-nut Trifi.•ty kvol, and eapa-
Ide eiirrs ink front t,tit }lvo hun
dred Lenthnn. Wln. are to, 1.. , 10 - onizlit here
I , l,lr:dn. to be converto-i t'' Christianity. Iler
.I,l,l_ , Jit ~ n v three It-et
N1'111( l ai,tain I:Vlitirr , pr...ent n.t the Inane!'
• Ca Ll,e of urorA Uorcalk.
M. la it.v.% (1, br ,ted Fri,nch
••c1.1: 010 aurora.
I ..Anner
11hcn ;!••• • cn havirc2: pa- , •••1 lrit•• the
it 04, r licat 21tttlf ,
, It 1,1 1 , 41.„r+ r twat , or attac , phcfc, the
a•i•••••••i. ti ai•cr•-. 1••• ,j,
zinc, Lb, •••latiiicr 111 this of the atinc.plirc
1••••,: • ••• to con,ici•—•, the kin,i rN i, timid cap Ott
.•i , p11,2: r. , •1.t.‘11‘1 4 triOrt: and
tii,•rc. •••••1 1•••• .c • '' “t
-acc•irhaiat.l IT, 1 , .• , ipin ~f the air.
li,it thi-• • and ••••pccially at
this per••••! • I (h•• y• •ir, the nllll ,- MA vapor..
%tali,
..r I-an:lz In the ntr.
..!tntiar t. , V. h n-e t., the
.t v.t f.euti-tt-rltttper
r.., t ml Th. -.• !: 'I•11 ntg . ! t•OtttilTl th.
t •.1 the .•arth, near 0,
ht..l ar •at • t itlathirhatrat by
1.1 r t E.,tt tl Its fact.
,:t • , ..•;..• that the aurora
a h trot (110 1... 1 •• the t p a r,.. i t a
v. 1... h. !!..... f.i. r.itlaintler, 13 C.,1-
. ur.d .... I; i, fr.qui.nt
n , n‘r tn ,, ntl,. and en
-1...,1,111v abUndtlnco
Ilfrp..rri iin !117
'fur 'clicc..r .1 .1 1 ) ..n.!• , n who died recent
c.f tt,•, Lien ccf tie
, nl,ll.lnt- ! . .tr V Pre.id
dent c.n tilt• ticket kith tin 11 , r. Nitlictrcl
ny,
T Treasurer el' the
Per. re., I: :min rend i nut', hus rerigned
the Bridge Loan of the
Ihj., Company,
d'oder, .1r , ha-
in
H E - ~ t N.)l. feel
dint COP tide!, ty thi • ( ;rent
\s hi< tv her btilllcr , inuinta;t. :h'
-11! , 1 , ro , bird jib. They rfu..o to instil,
h•r by n trip ticro,, thy Mantic except upon
the in.-t ..xl), , rbi tont t,rm.
I I is Said thnt the h •nt tendered
tho tho Gonorsl Lund
I mlin• t.• Congr,inuit, Hughes, of Indiana,
which ho will prolitiblydeciinr, a ho did hist
March, tho appointment cf Coffirtli,ionyr of
I'. T. BARN! m wild, a beautiful artificial
lahe in Eir-t Bridgevim, Connecticut, a milt
how, and otie-oighth of a wile iu %%kith, upon
the banks of which he intends to build a new
I ranistart
A Numn En of persons in New York nn
about to pre, , ent General All!tlith011, the Dalt..
..f Magenta, w , 01 a horse and mountings cost-
A•._,uutl.
!ch . . ARI A EN AN- seoeived four
thousand pounds- from the Alesr,r-_. Blackwood,
her publishers, Mr her novel of "Adam
Bede...
STot"r, the Democratic candidate for Con-
Gress, in Doregon, hea hr. 011 elected. This IS
bitter disappointment to the Di - position who
have warmly congratulated thermelNW on his
supposed defeat.
S4I N , dear, - said a fond mother, •' you
hay ,• a dirty race. - '• Can't - help it ma'am,
dud . - a nick Republican, you know."
Vertigo. Extreme Languor and Ealtaxstion.
NV ILL Ntil Thou BLE 1 - tir often using ono hot_
le of liEitliAVE'S BiTTERS. Take hall
teasp..enful tognal:ly. one hour before ineaiS—ent
innuerieeh -ink, a short walk before lireakihst,:tial you
will find that all that has cold of Mi. remedy is
true. Try it rarely hide 0 relieve cil; head:elm, or
weakness of any kind, .. s
nd, acidit. of thtomach, Or any
,yinpt.in of I
Rend thrtfully.—The Genuine highly Concentrated
Ikerhave's Ilollend Bitters n im up in half pint bottles
only, and retailed at one dollar per bottle. The groat
demand for this truly Celebrated Medicine fora induced
many imitations, willeit the public phouiaguard against
purchasing. Beware of imposition! See that our name
IF on the label of every bottle you
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27 Wood,between First and Second sts., Pittaburgh.
BATES & JOHNSON'S ROOFING.
WM. JOHNSTON,
WOULD GIVE NOTICE that lie has pur
ehn„,„ed the interest of his late partner, G. S.
BATES, in the ROOFING BUSINESS. and is the sole
manufacture and de:der an the following three dictmct
Iva , of Roofing:-
Ist. Gum Elastic, Cement, Felt and Can
vas Roofing.
I.d. Improved Felt, Cement and Gravel
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lug.
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Material lot • wit Printed instructions for 11: , ing. Ul.
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field street.
WILLIAM JOHNSON.
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Metal Roofs, lasting twice as long, at least. as paint, and
cheaper.
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FEATHERS. -100 pounds choice FeAth
•
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. corner Market and First streets.
New Advertisementg:.
NEW FAXit GOODS
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE;
No. 77 Market Street,
ID [CH DRESS TRIMMINGS, and hand
some cloak Trimipinga in all the novoitiem of the
RS:
season. SHAWIA3ORDF n large lot at lowprietu.
Flegant SaSh Ribbon and Bonnet Rit.lions Bugle Hair
Nets and Coiffures:* and Fancy Head Dresses, and the
MARAPOSA, an entirely new ornament for the head.
EMBROIDERIES. •
. •
Fine Limo and French ‘York SeW. Imre Collars, Ulm.
brie and Swiss Collars. Pompadours, Crape Collars and
Sets. Embroidered Bands. Mullling. Cambric and Sines
and Linen Worked Edging. Embroidered Handkerchiefs
Infant's . Caps, Waists and Hobos, Valencienes Laces.
Thread Laces and Edging.
Stockings and Gloves, of every vine and dosoriplion.
Large stock of flibhed Hosiery. Men's SldrLs and Fur
nishing Goods—ii full stock. Merino WO Silk Under
Garments, for ladies and children.
1111LLINERY GOODS,
Ruches. Flowers, Velvits, Satin, Blonds, Laves, Crapes.
Feathers, &e., ike.,
Zephyr Worsteds—all shades of our own importation.
Shetland Wool, Yarns, Cheneilles and Knitting Cotton.
Skirts and Corsets, of the lota makes. THE STEEI
SPRING DOLLAR SKIRT Full SS CEN'Pd.
FANCY WOOLENS—Ladiea and Children's.
Our Wholesale Rooms, Up Stairs,
Are roll of NEW Atilt SEASONABLE tit to niti.•ll
%re invite the ntw•rint nitantion of JL•rr6ante and Milt,
ners.
As we are con , tantly RENEW IN(: our Htoek.und
purchase: , on the hest caNti terms., and will sell
all g(4.19 in our lint:, as low they ran Le had anywhere
11.1 the country.
STOCKIN4,± YARNS fa Mannfacolrer'A Price,
Large ntock. of FEW FALL BONNETS., a Whole,lll,l
only. 5e13,11,01:2p
L.HIRSHFELD & SON,
•
WILL THIS DAY 4 4 PEN THEM
FALL IM1'))11TATI) INS of
Cane) Coatings. Cassimerrs,
'.,•••antdt. and V ESTIN,,,d purt.ll.-ed exprumoy
"ur
TAILORING DEPARTMENT,
1. That ph
A rpi Or 1 I,,ty am] E:vgance. The
liens' Furnishing Department
41,14•1,ra t•xten,vo ty
Fliturii•t 'l' rico]] i, Shirt.. silk 'fit,
and ti•eart.t. to endls t ttritity. ' , bawl, and
1-111,4, Ltredting titurct4llllli tittittitictitt
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
f4 , ,,tir0l ..111 a ‘,1111,1. g,ll
.1:11111y In StOri:.
We 'Wail la. 11411jry t., set• c u r .11,1011/er, arid rrlen , l44lllll
f•••-1..vnti,lent that t,tl alibi 1..11/..meritito
otNtotne.r.
SEWING MACHINES.
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED
Singer's Family Machine
A LIG 117 A ) ELEA ;A N .1...c0ra
-4.V7ii/nr. ,11111/IC .11 .0 thu very be9c
,t% le, all tl“. • ;It f "liN
SINGER'S STANDARD MACHINES
F tnanutnettrur. , purp,, “,11 u t , .l c rah
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ME.IN.S.
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Imotyletigtt and luthof. JOHN HARYEIt, Camh'r.
511 ,, r11 G. tiud ,IM,r))0.1111.12111 thtV of SeplClTlber
heron , 11le, S. SMITH.
~114 Notary
sTATEm ENT tli THE ALLEGE! EN I . BANE .
Pastl.ttrgli. Setts:nth, 10t1t.IS5o.
• ASSETS.
Soft. and lidin Diseountod
14/, try other Liuni.
Note, uud Cheek+of other Bank,
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Due to other litttate
In.heldual I.ollosits
Tiwut..oveStntement”,eurrect to the be.,t of ntl knowl
edge and belief. .1 81 COI (K. rm-hter.
Sworn Lula ?,nll,cribi.4l before 11le. the. 12th day 4 Sep
terntwr, 18W, (nrl3) solll`. 'PINNEY. Notary
STAI'M:VT 'PITT: 11fETtrif.ANTs: -
fr EE
,„:'.‘I.ANI"FACTI:IIEIZS' BANK OF pri - rsttußiai.
Pitt,,hurgh,londay, September 12, 1959.
t'iren so •
ihm Depo,tore 286,717 55
Imo other 20.306 31
noDue Commonwealth 3,5411 04
Loan and Pisconnq , 181,4,138 43
coin 142.897 ny
Note, ,tll.l Cheeks of other llarMs, .... '4,216 13
Due In other Haul-, 117,62.2 29
The above Statement to eUrrelq and true to the best of
InT ir.rnyledizo and bonef. NV. H. DENNY. C'aPh'r.
stvortmnd .uhtenbed before to,, Um 12th day of Sep.
September, A. D., 18:4 ;"
sell a. F. .11EACKENZIE,
F. A. MIERSCH Si. SONS,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFECTIONERS,
Wholesale and Retail
NO. 42 ST. CLAIR STREET,
41 ,- ,AlAnufacturors of French Sugar Toys, Gumdrops,
Cream Dates and Figs, common Candy and KiN5O5, etc.,
ac., seta
FINE TOBACCOS.—
233 Gross Anderson's Solace;
25ti' Aumlet;
25 " Mrs. Miller's Fine Cut;
25 Kegs Fig Tobseti* " • • •
25 Boles Dulcissizious Tobacco, for sale by
REYMER & ANDEmsoN
No. 39 Wood stre4,
azl3 'Oonostue 84 Charles Hobo!.
BEFORE YOU ESCORT 'THOSE LA
DIES, to the Fair, get a nets Hat. Go to
Fleming, Cor. Wood and Slatla
Hats, Caps and CLOTHING, at wasibly astonialing low
prices. sel3
LT.I 'UBE :P.A.STE.---50 boxes - assoiticrii .
voun, ju:t received and for sale by
REYMER & ANDERSON,
sel3 /12 WQOC/ BS, oppositept. Chales Hotel
CIITROIL--15110:-.Leghotni julavl.re` - Wr e il
kj and for sale by REYMER k A_NDERt3ON,
5013 " N 0.39 Wood street.
- -
GREEN TURTLE MEAT AND SOUP.—
10 doz. Hermetically Sealed, just received and for
sale by RHYMER ANDERSON,
sell. ' 30 Wood otoppositia. Charles Hotel
• • .•
Near Fourth stroot, Pit t9burgh
JOSEPH HOH NE.
No. 77 Market street.
No. 83 Viood Street,
L HI RSHF ELI) sSUN
SIINTC+MPL'S
%EW S'i'YLES
PEREMPTORY SALE OF THE HOPE
FACTORY, WITS THE MACHINERY, &C.—On
TCESDAY EVENING, September 97n.h, at 7 o'cicwk, at
the Commercial Sales ROOM:. No. Fifth street, will lie
sold—the undivided two the entire Real Estate,
Machinery. &c. &nowt) as the Hope Cottop Factory
property, situate in the Fourth ward of the City of Alle
gheny; together with the life estate of Pollard ISTCor
mick. Esq., in the remaining one-third partof the same.
The premises contain about four acres of ground, on
which is erected an crtenoire tir.st-class five-story brick
Cotton Mill;and other building,Sconnected therewith, oc
cupied at present by I. M. Pennock & Co. Also twenty
two Dwelling House!. tearing about forty lots for fur
ther improvement- The Factory contains over seo
spindles, with Die nece-i , ary carding, and other maybe
nen% which coot upwards o 1 1100,u01/. '
The above is subject to annual ground rent of &l•Si,
payable quartet ly. Plan of the property may be scenes
for Auction Store. Further information can be had on
app). mg to Jelin Soren, Esq.,corner of Fifth and Grant
mtrort,g or to John Lightner, Kor, No. t" - Zii Penn street
Terms—Our-third els b• residue in one and two years,
with inierc.4.
3.1 .;4 ,tr,e(. I .el.l P DAVIS, Auctioneer.
R. STRAW,
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THE IaiBATROSS.
D. 1111311 El. would respectfully
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_u• announce to hist:tier:ids and former patrons, that
having leased the aboteb emu' Saloon, No. 130 THIRD
STREET, neartheGinttvl House, where he will be harpy
to see there, and wait upon them to the beat of his abil
ity. Re has on band a stock of the choicest Wines and
Liquors of everydescription. LUNCH every day at
WA, A. M., and 10. P. 11f.. sel3:3t-tuthasi
THE LATEST- - IMPROVEMENT IN
SKIRTS.-
THE a 0 HOOPED SKIRT,
Ao d the OEM : OF FASH lON SKIRT, for Hale •t
CHAS. OWNER'S,
sel3 No. 78 Market streeL
pARPETS AT 'AucTloN.—On Wednes
ki clay Afternoon, September 14th, at the Commercial
swes fteoms,No 64 Flab ot,will be sold. 25 piecea of Fresh
Tapestry, Ingrain, Venetian, List, Hall and Rag Carpets,
in Mtantities to suit purchasers.
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PUBLIC SALE OF MACHINE SHOP,
FOUNDRY, ANL, SMITH SHOP, WITH TOOLS,'
MATERIALS. &C.. AT L.ATllfillE.—wdi be --old at public
sale on Tt.:FDAY. September rth, at 10 o'clock, Pr. 51 ,
on the premises. the klaulone Shop. with other build
lots of ground on the corner of Railroad
del Jefferson streets. in Latrobe, Westmoreland county.
Pa., on the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, 40 miles
east of Pittsburgh, lately used as a Car Manufactory, and
every way well adapted for the business, or for the man
ta-Leto, of Agricultural Implements. Also, the Ma
clattery and Tools, consisting' of kleginc. and Boilers,
Turning Lathes, Drill Press, Bolt Cutting Machine. Cir
cular Saws, Mentes and Termonlug Machines, Wood
Planer, l'ongueing and t lrooring Machine, Taps, Dies,
Shutting. Belting. 'Pulleys. Grindstone, Blicksmith and
Maettinists' Hand 'Tools; Patterxis, Luntbir end Iron.
The sal will tar poritive. as the owner is ertgage4 in
other business. Persons desiring to examine tine estate
Maltreat prior to the day of sale, cart do so by calling
en D. Mataban, at Latrobe. Terms, at the sale, will be
made lateral. iselidt_ P. AI. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
MAN IS A FUNNY ANIMAL—He
needs much to complete him before he walksbe
hire his fellows. He needs Clothing, and he needs Hats.
Now, whilst:we are on that subject, we may as well any
that. FLENIING,cor Wood andSiath, is engaged In cov
snug men's nakedness. He does It very low. - No charge
(or showing goods. Bela
TEN DOLLARS.—For the accommodn-
Lon of persons who wish!. become their own land
lord. and put their rent into a home of tileir mini, we
have laid ell - twelve more of those cheap building lols on
Nit. Washington, each :Li feet front on a wide streets by
1 00 feet deep. The location is very desirable, and is
within 3 tow minute. walk of the city. Price front *lts)
io s.l•2l'i each. Terms of payment, 'Pen Dollars in hand:
rernninder in small monthly payments. For further in
formation -all at our office.
. .
sofa S. CUTUFIERT & SON. 6l. Market at.
F drums Smyrna, for sale by
REV&I.ER & ANDERSON,
29. opooaita St. Charles Hotel.
SILK RUBES. of the riche st hue, Farley
LON a Punipadour Itobe,i; Plvu and PI ureci Silks,
Merinos, Defames. &e. Alsu , Shaisla; Mantles,' Duster,.
Collars. Flogneings; eseriings, tiroveS arar'Emiiery; nil m a arrived froml NeW York , 1 11 1...q.8Y.
sell C. HANSON I,OV L'4, 74 Market street
assorted savow,
for sale by ßr,a
G UM DROPS o y. l,hs i
son No. 39 Wood st. opposite St. Charles Hotel.
JOSEPH W. SPENCER,
No. SO Market Street,
I 8 M -
OPENING I I , a SPLENDID STOCK
of
DRY GOODS,
CJIIIMLNNO
ELEGANT DRESS SILKS,
RICH WOOL DELAINES, .
Rich hinted Merinos; i t alchucins,
A Large Assortment of DREES GOODS,.HOUSE
FURNISHING and DOMESTIC GOODS. SKIRTS, in
great variety.
THE BEST DOLLAR SHIRT.
This stock iNTery attractive; bough:o444p pest terms
and will be sold atthe LOWEST PRICES. Bel°
JOSHUA L. BAILY,
ImpoOteir and' Jabliet ,
_ F . -
DRY GOODS,
No. 213 Market Street, Philadelphia,
HAS NOW OPEN,
One of the Largest and Choicest
ASSORTMENTS OP GOODS,
In This Market,
To which hen:mites
THE SPECIAL ATTENTION
0 F
FIRST CLASS BUYERS,
FROM EVERY SECTION.
GENTS' FINE SHIRTS--At • 16W, OR:4411,
FAWN,,.
Bela corner Filth and Narked sidiakk, ,
NeW AdVOrtiSPl77-7
Us TO BRIDGE ( XLVI`RACTORI3. V t e , tl r;bipo
posais will be reeeiroitnt the offices _ e CoOnly
Commissioners of Allegbediand Westmoieland elOttn
ties, until 10 o'Cloek,,A. ofSeptemberlfithor orl the
ground, at lu M..lBth inst.. for tliatweetiorief
a BRIDGE ACROSS:YUCKETY CREEK, at Stewart's
Mill—the creek beingthe liha between the two comities.
Spelt - fifty-two feet. Stone-wiwk to be done hy.thepereh.
Suporstruature by the'.foof Plan:rand specifica
tions will be exhibited 4 On the day of letting.
seo:3tclaltw7 BY ORDER OF COMMISSIONERS.
tCSTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.—A meeting of
the Stockholders of the NORTH AMERICAN
MINING COMPANY,of DetroitAvill he held at the °Rice of
J. H. SEWELL, Esq., (Jones' Building,) on Wednesday,
the 14th of September...inst., at 10 o'clock, A. M., for the
purpose of hearing the report of a committee appointed
to visit the Mine, and of considering the best means of
rendering available the recent important discoveries on
the location, and such other business as may be brought
before the meeting: • T. H. NEVIN.
seLttd Secretary N. A. Mining Co.
R.
CDMINGIII.II, ..... CUNNLNGLIAM,.- S. CUS:LIGIIAN,
D. IHMED.I C. DUNCAN.
CUNNINGHAMS & CO.-PITTSBURGH
CITY GLASS WORKS—WAREHOUSE, No. 119
Water street, and LW First street, Pittsburgh, Pa., three
doors • below Monongahela House, Manufacturers of
Pittsburgh City Window Glasa, Druggists' Glass Ware.
an dAmertean Convex. Glass,for parlor wind ows,ch urches
and public buildings.
W. &D. II G U'S,
N 0.69 Market St., Cor. Fourth,
ARE PREPARED to otTer to Wholesale
and Retail Buyers, a large and attractive stock of
FRENCH, BRITISH AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
Black and Fancy Silks, New Style Printed DeLaine
ROBES, Printed Merinos, Cashmere and DeLaine
SHAWLS AND DUSTERS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
A complete and full clock of HOUSEKEEPING and
DOMESTIC GOODS.
The above comprises one of the LARGEST and MOST
ATTACTIVE STOCKS ever offered. Purchasers aro in
vited to examine and judge for the meelves. seLliy
NEW FALL GOODS,
NOW OPENING AT
C. HANSON LOVE'S,
No. 74 Market Street
WE ARE HAPPY TO BE ABLE TO
inform our numerous friends, customers nod
the public generally, that we are now opening the most
ATTRACTIVE stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS
c -3
r
SHAWLS, CLONES. RAGLINS
Mourning floods, llonsefurnisbing Goods,
DOMISTIC & STAPLE GOODS
That we have ever bveu able to Mier. In our stocloril
be found all the novelties of the season, there being sor
eral styles NEVER BEFOREOFFERED INTHIS MAR
KET. W will also be almost daily in receipt of
NEW GOODS,
In addition to our present atook, all of whichwiil be sold
as low, and a good many articles lower, than they can be
found in the city. Please call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhore.
S 4 Market st.,t.,txeen Fourths Dihmund,
,srl•_tocMtw PITTSBURGH, PA
4Y U't , vA zo i ty,
tkpy impivit•
Jlaf PLIBLISIIED.— A NEW TREATISE ON
R,,,n0:0rrh,41. Seminal illahnest, -Verrons and Genera/
Li • tilde, Impotence and all Watts,: arisinafrom Our habit
..r f , ,lnve and other r.rcesse,_._ Front the nnpubliShrd
kr lirepipte of if. Bexxenquet, M. D.
Ar Pointing out a ruoda of cure at once certain and
tsetual, by which every sufferer, no matter what Macon-
Llo , n, may ettrci Mtn:roil* without the knowledge of even
a room mate. andat tho least pmsdblo cott. therebt• aVoid
hie the numerous quads and quack nmtrunas of the day.
The author was a French PhysiCian of great attainra oda
who spent many years In investigating the nnturt'and
ireatineutof thisdisease, which aurnisilyearrieS thousands
to an untimely grace. Bent under seal to any Lt:4l,A
on reCript Of two postage, stamps.
Address.
S. C. PAINE & CO. , Louisville, Ry.
sel2:lydass
COUNTRY MER
CHANTS, CITY DEALERS.
and the public, will find a large]
stock of
F.tNfY
VARIETY HOODS,
TOYS
NOW OPENING,
1
And for sale at the Lowest Prices.'
Buyers are invited to call and!
exanunp o4F assortfnent road prt.l
ces betors ppreltabitig elsewherof
J. P. KAUFFMAN,
!C0.92 Wood street.
CHICKERING & SONS'
•SEW SCALE
IllOp,
PIANO FORTES.
THE subscriber has now on hand, a most
splendid - stoek' Of /lands. consisting 'of 6;4: and 7
Octaves, in Plain and Carved Case's df the most ele g ant desenption, from the celebrated Factory of Chickering
1- Sons. The instrnments 'are all provided with' their
latest immlyeinetita, Itarad-rtlse-4moss Dectoz-Ddx-
PEA- 9 7 P*l3 . = oupts, aqa ilri3
ENLARGED NEW SCAT,V,
By which a much larger sound-board is obtained, con
sequently the tone is rendered veryymwerful, yet retain
ing its sweet and musical quality. By the perfection of
the Action, the performer is enabled to produce all
grades of tone from pianissimo to fortissimo, with the
greatest ease.
Cumlmmo 4 Saws' Ptoos Oro thus spoken of by the
best artistes and critics in our country:—
THALBERG says:—"They are beyond comparison the
best I have ever seen in the United States, and will com
pare favorably with any 1 have ever known."
GUSTAVE SATTER say:—. The opinion which I ex
pressed three yeare ago, has been more than confirmed
to me, by the continued use of them, viz That for vol
ume and pure quality of tone, with nicety of articulation,
they are une3uallel."
[From the National Intelligence{ Washingtori.l
"They can safely bear comparison with instruments
from any part of the world, in point of tone, strength
and elasticity of touch."
(From the New Orleans Ficapme.l
F°r . fee/lence of material, elegance of finish, and
faithfutneas of werttruauship, and above all for volume
and variety, mellow aweelnea6, brilliancy and perma
nence of tone, they are unequalled."
[From the Farrely Journal.]
"The peculiar musical qualities belonging to the Chi ck
ering instruments, are a full, musical , rich and Pow
erful- tone, free from any _wooden, noisy-, loudness of
sound, an disagreeable to the sensitive musical ear.
They have also an easy, even and pleasant touch, and
will keep in tune better than any Pianos known.
. . . . .
The public are invited rail and examine tneae
plea did j.patrynente, which are 'sold ap
Factory Prices and Warranted.
sur2.s.aaw
MADAME APOLLINE TETEDOUX!
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. N 0.148 THIRD ream, Pittsburgh.
This School offers to young ladies, besides a full Eng
bed course,unusual - &edifies toiro the French Lan
gnage and Literature, the Pnnei an American born,
avii ng resided several years in France, and being assist
ed bfldr. Tetedon2, a native of Perla, and graduate of
the t College C44l44?lnagee.'''
The Second annual session Will open on Monday, the
12th of September...' •
Price of tnitlonlay the tent, v,..% F renc h and Latin
taught without eatraeharge.
ho pupils received under ten years of age.
For circulars, Ac.„' apply - arldr. Mellor's and Mr. Davi
son's stores, or,. pp,realdwame 4.141-Warne .Tetedou.a...
50 .
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RF.AvS 24137 FifiliwiNG, P AP E R ; ` 4Tii - iattpailoiTaa lity, for sale low to close . com.
siettielit, by . . 'oltezwr.cic. - i sows,
jy2o . - Nos: /*Slut 26/lArtleeVetreet.'z'
C. HANSON LOVE,
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
NEW GOODS
INEW GOODS
INEW GOODS
'NEW GOODS
selo:2miltwiß
JOHN H. MELLOR,
81 WOOD STREET
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rnsurancq.
CITY AND COUNTY INSURANCE COMPANY.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT,
in pursuance of an act of Assembly relating there
to, and the Charter of Incorporation, approved April
11th, 1959, Books to receive subscriptions to the Capital
Stock of the City and County Insurance Company of the
city of Allegheny, will re'opcn at the office of PETER
PETERSON, Federal street, Allegeny, on MONDAY, the
11th of July, and be continued until the whole number
of shares are subscribed. from 9 o'clock, A. H., to 4
o'clock. P. M., each Jay.
Josiah Ring, James L. Graham,
Henry Irwin, William B. Pusey,
Peter Peterson. John Birmingham,:
0. G. Craig, . Wm. P. Baum, -
James Old, John Irwin, Sen.,
James Gibson, John Sampson,
C. Yeager George Lewis,
Samuel Gorrnly, Nicholas Voegtitly, S t en"
John A. Scott, R
John W. Riddle, R. P. M'Dowell,
Samuel Lindsay, Jun.. J. a
L c i o d . g
mor e r c
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M. Boreland, Thomas Farley,
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D. M. Evans, Alex% Hilands,
R. W. Poindexter, Thomas Donnelly,
James Park, Jam, James A. Gibson,
' D. Lest Shields, Chettnistdoners.
jylldf
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GREAT wESTERN.
Insurance and Trust Conipan'.
OFFICE. IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
403 AVAINVT Sr, PHILAMELTILIA. CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
Authortsvil Capital, - $OOO,OOO.
STATEMENT, MAY 18, 1850. •
CAPITAL—Paid in and seenrAly incelted T. 298,400 00
ASSETS, MAY 18,1859.
C. on—On hand and iu Bank 412,819 R 8
In hands ofAgents 6.62711
-19,337 05
Real Estate owned by the Company 4%000 CO
Bonds and Mortgages—bearing six and seven
per cent- interest. 162.,940 00
Debts due the Company, well secured 17,748 81
Stock—Par value 1 78,450 00
Bills receivable for loans, 4 c., not yet matured,. 20,117 43
All other securities 15,000,00
Total 3352,4832 .
4131LITIES.
ossm—Adjusted, not yet due_. ......5 5,303 4G
Unadjusted ;,03157
A waning proof 5,000 00
All other claims a1i,574 57
233,909.70
J. WRIGHT, Secretary.
R. W. POINDEXTER, Agent,
97 Water st, Pittsburgh.
_ witl:L_
INT 0 R.'l'l3M FLINT
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
ESTABLISHED IN 1836
•
CAPITAL 58,295,500 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194411 02
ANNUAL REVENUE. for tho year
ending January 31,18.58 ---
MITTS COMPANY INSURES AGAINST
Loss or Damage by Fire, almost every description
of Property. The Patcs of PremiuDl"nre moderate, and,
in all ensee, based upon thd character of the owner or
occupant, and the merits of the risk.
Losses promptly adjusted end !mid - without reference
to London. A special ir_rntev,ent :fund provided in Phila
delphia for payment of lasace ill this country.
PIIIaLURCti
.
Mestu : s:Jaines Id'ettlly 4. Ca., 174 Wood :stret;
" John Floyd A Co.. 173 Wood street;
" Brown 3 Kitkpatricks, 193 Liberty street
D. Gregg e Co.. 99 Wood anvil;
" Wilson, M'Elrov A Co., 54 Wood street;
" -James Ilif l einidtess .4 Co., 113 Wood street
" Ca- tr 6 Water street;
B. A. Falinestoek 6 Co., First and Wood JUL;
Jos. Woodwell 6, Co-Second and Wood sta.;
Atwell, Leeit Co.; 9 Wood street;
" Burchfield a CO, Fourth and .6larket streets
" M.'Candless, - Means d Co., Wood and Water Ma
P.7.1 . 12.ENCES IN PIIILADELPFILL
George H. Stuart, 11,1_, 13 Bank street; ' • -
Messrs. Myers. Claghorn k Co-. 232 Market street;
Wm. .4 - Co., 22 South Front street;
3roitcheou Collins, Front and New streets
Smith. 'Williams 913 Market street;
James Graham Letitia stree
Joseph 11.. Mitchell, l'resident Miehanies Bank t
James Dunlap, Esq., President Union Bank;
Bon. W. A. Porter, late-Judge Supreme Court. .
JAMES W. ARROTT. 'Agent; -
Temporary Office, 103 - *cod streist.
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ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO,
OF PITTSBURGH.
OFFICE--So: 37 Fifth Street, Bank Bled&
.
TNSfJlO , 7.'i AGAINST ALL 1,11 - 4 - 2tB
FIRE AND MARINE Rib'ti.4.
ISAAO T'ret,identt JOHN D. McCORD, Tics!
President; I!. M. ROOK, Secretary; Capt. WILL
DE.-AN.U.nteral Agent.
Drask-rora--IFane .loner, C. G. Hussey, Harroy Cblldb
Capt. IL C. Gray, John A. Wilson. B. L. ahneatoclr, John
I,aae. 31 Pennock, It. P. Starling, Capt. Wm.
Dean, They. Howe, Robt. 11. Davis. myn
DELAWARE MIUTITAL'
SAF-ETT
INSURANCE COMPANY
GoRroRATED BY THE LE43SI4-
TIME OF PENNSLVANIA,IB34S.
OFFICE, S. E. CORNER THIRD AND WAZNUT .172
PHILADELPHIA. •
Marine Insurance.
VE‘.z.SELS, )
CARGO. • ;•. To all parts of the 'Nail.,
FREIGHT, J
INLAND INSURANCES
On Goods, by Ricer, Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriages
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE I 2 s:SURANC?_-u -
On Merchandise generally,
On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc., eta.
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY,:.-
Noiramal.,lBsa. -
. . , .
Bonds, Mortgages, and Real L..%ita1c...... ...... -.$ maai
Philadelphia City 611 cent.. Loan- . 105,10.1
Pennsylvania State Leans, . . ....... ....,.,..............104,423
United States Treasury Notes . 30 ,3/3 80
Railroad a 7 cent. Mortgage 80nd5............ 67,37640
Stocks m Railroads, Gas and Insurance Cos-. 25,332 30
Bills Receivable . .. ?11,468X36
Cash on hand_ 42,037 86
Balance in hands of Agents, Premiums on •W 8 ~.
Marine Policies recently issued, and other 61, lf
debts due the Company. 1 .
utarcTor.s.
Wm. Hart.in, • • 'SAmtiel E stAik,4
Edmund A. Sander, J. F. Pontotoc,- .. .
TheaphiluS Paulding, Henry Sleep,
John - R. Penrose, Edward Darlineup.
John C. Davis, H. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair, Spencer M'llvante,• ,
Wm. Eyre, Jr., Thomas C. Hand, , .
James C. Hand, Hobert Burton,
Wm. C. Ludwig, Jacob P. Jones
Joseph H. Seal, ' James B. M'Fikar.4
Dr. R. M. Huston, Joshua P. Eyre,
Geo. G. Lieper, John B. Semple, Pitt
Hugh Craig, D. T. Morgan,
Charles Hale; J. T. Log. -
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_eday,— -- •Jee*,
WILLLAM .I,A.R.TLN, President.
TT10.9 C. RAND, Vice President: .
Hasa: L r um n l 7 , ' s ePV4 l 9 - - •
. .. ..,
- '- A. MADEIRA, Agent. - 1;
);0. 95 . Water street. Pitteburkh,
PHILADELPHIA FIR.t-ANtk-
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 149 CHESNUT STREET, •
Opposite the Custom 110u5e,..,-
IATILL MAKE AIL KINDS OF INSU I ;
. RANCE, either Perpetual or Lnnitexh on ere*
de!eriptlon of Property or Merchandise, at .reasonalls.
rates of premium.
ROBERT P. KING. President,
M. W. BALDWE4, Vices President,- •
DIRECTORS:
Charles Bs es, E. R. Cope,
E. B. Engtl4-4 Georg,o W. Brown,
P. B. Savery, Joseph S. •
C. Sherman. John Clayton,
S. J. Magargee, E. Biller,
F. Buctamm, Secretary
". G. COFF/N, Agent,.
iyhly Corner Third and Wood street&
'ENNSYLVANIA INSURANCE CO.
Of Pittsburgh. •
No. 63 Fourth gtreoi
Jacob Painter, Rody Patterson, I. Grier Spren4 .
C. A. C o tt on , James IL Hopkins. Carrier, • ,
Henry Sprott!, Zilch. yneghtly, George W.BtrtltlL
A,: y . J o ao, Wade LI pto • , Robert Patrice,
chartered- . ' 3301).000
PME AND Ida RIN T.IIi:EN,• of MI de;
seriptione.
omens:
A. A. CARRIER, President.
L GRIER SPROUL, Secretary
Num
Pittsburgh Insurance Company,
HO. 96 WATER STREET, PITTSBURGH.
ROBERT GALWAY, President"
ALEN. BRADLEY, Vice Presicipni.
_i. A. ILINER4 KT, Secretary.
Insures against BULL AND CARGO RISES;4:I%
the Ohio and Mis.shuappi Rivera and tributartnaomell,
MARINE RISES generally. -
And against loss and damage by Fire, and against' the
tenon.Perds of the Sea and Inland Navigation and Tnutspcq--
DI/ILC . IOBB.
Robert Calmly, ~, _. .
Samuel M`Clurto an,'
Joseph P. Gazzam, M. D., John Scott, •
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James Marshall, David Richey .-: ••:••
James W. Hallman,, Charles Arbut not,
Alexander Bradley, J. L. Leech, '
John Fullerton, N. F. Bart, '._ .
R. Robinson, Robert H. Harth3Y• -,
' - '
William Carr, . . 31" Gill. l'il,*
Western Insurance Company,
OF PITTSBURGH. s
GEORGE RAMIE, President
F.M. GORDON, 4 41seristar T ,
•• •`",,
Ones N 0.92 Water street, (Spang Co.'s Warehouse
up stairs) Pittsburgh.
Will Insure against all kinds of FIRE and MARINE,
A Home Institution managed by Directors %Irina are
well known in the community, and who are determined,
by promptness and liberality, to maintain the character
wi.acktAcy h ave a,sumed, as offering the best protec
tion to those who desire to bo insured.
Stock Accounts
ASSETS, APRIL Cnt1i,.1&59,
OfEcrfuniiture
Open h Accounts, etc
Cas . •
Premium Notes_._—
Notes and bills discounted
• DIZICTOREI.
veorge Dainf
J. W. - Butl er , Mille,r Jr,
Jame, wuje . George W. Jited e
r athani aMP A e rki no LYs • talrEcilhtr:l\
D. II: " 4 "'"? Ale:soder remmo.
C. W. Rtsket Wm.
11. &SON
933,734 12
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2,b30.,1:0
2ao no
17,686,.39
1 5487' .23
V 309,144 Ogy