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the pail) ) Post.
Tu ESDAY MORNING
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
AUDITOR GENERAL.
RICHARDSON L. WRIGHT, of Plaadel()Dia
SURVEYOR GENERA L,
JOHN ROWE, of Frank!:; County.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
ALLNISTAST LAW Jl
hEORGE F. 61.1.1.510 HF., Ptti,lottrvh
pys.rnit - r nrrusstiy:
JiIIIN N of Pittsburgh
KTATE SENAT.II::
L 2 bIUEL FF., 13irtninglmm
• A1in.11,11.1,
ii.SEPII H. DAVIS. of All.gliony Cdr.
SAMUEL MEA NS. id Robinson tixusidp:
HAP 11. STFIV PINBI.IN, of Maim lownsl.lp;
, f•Allegilenv City;
A N I .RFAV JAIIKSDN BEAIIIIIONT; of Dittslaln:
COUNTY CMiItIB2IONCEI4
EDWARD CAMPREIA, 3i., of ihtt, , tglrgh
COONTI TILEUSIMR:
.1 .t MEt BLACKMORE, of Pittsburgh
COUNTY AUDITOR:
JO ITN T. SinlIFS, of Pitteburgh
COUNTY I:WIWI:YURI
IEL K F:TCIIU:st, of Elizabeth.
untrcrott OF TIM POOR:
TITOM AS NEEL, of Tarentum
LOCAL p()Errics
The election is now but three weeks off.
and, so far as we are able to judge, the De
mocracy are ready and waiting for the con
test. Thus fin., the campaign has been a
very quiet one. The bitterness and person
alities winch aro too frequently engendered
:it local elections, have thus far been most
happily avoided. There is no new question
at issue, and no subjects requiring public
discussion, either in the party papers or by
the candidates on the stump. The organi
zation of the party has been, as usual, en
trusted to the hands of the County Com
mittee of Correspondence, but our Demo
ocratic friends in the country need not wait
for any action on their part, for, beyond
advising them to go to the polls, and vote
the Democratic ticket,—a duty upon which
Democrats do not need advice, the Commit tee
have little to do,except see that the tickets are
printed. This, it strikes us. should ba lone
at once, for the time to circulate them is al
ready too short. The candidates, personal
ly, are busily at work among their frien:l.
both in the city and country, to bring nut
the vote. They have constituted themselv:•-
into a general Vigilance Committee. The
Opposition cannot find just ground of at
tack upon any candidate upon rho Demo
cratic ticket, anti the gentlemen upon it,
therefore, need no defense. The (,:art,,
through some of its correspondents. seems
to see a necessity of trying to explain away
certain matters relating their candidate
for County Treasurer, Mr. tioodman
Coulter• but as these attacks seem to come
from Mr. Coulter's party friends who know
his antecedents, political and personal, bet
ter than we do, we shall leave the (,5: -a , to
keep on explaining and apologizing for Mr.
Coulter to its heart's content. t kir candidate
For the same office, air, .lames Blackmon-,
needs no such apologies. lie is a liemocrat
birth—a Democrat by education—a Demo
erat or the true stamp,—an honest man in
principle and in practice ;—the worthy
Democratic son of a worthy Democrat',
-:ire. The people will be able to decide Mr
thetri=elVe, between coulter with npologie,.
and Black more without.
The of Monday, has a leader on
the great importance of securing the 'nun
ty c,mnrnissinner to its party. 'flit' chili
argument is, that the Ihpulilicanc want thi
I :ommissioner-: office as a political engine Ir
operate upon the sixty-eight districts of I it,
county, through the appointment of tax
collector , . This is, perhaps, an oversight in
the (art--:t,' to admit that it wishes to utak,
party machine out of the Commissioner
office, but it is true. TllO f)iimnerats want
it for no such purpose. Their only ileAle
is to have Democrats there who are comp._
b•nt to administer the county affair-, nnil
who will administer them honestly. Thai
the Democratic camlidate for the otliee, Mr.
Edward Campbell, is the most competent
man who has ever been offered for this po-ii
tion, by any party, it would be idle to
dis
pute. Ile is a thorough business and
most intimately acquainted with all the
public business of the county. The Oppo,i
tion candidate may be II very honest man,
but have the public any evidence that he
can even write his own name—much lea=
administer the important and responsible
Lusiness of the 17ommissioners' office, cor
rectly Mr. Braun' may. perhaps, cult. the
(Jaz.l[r's idlea,anil bean easily managed spoke
in a political wheel, but the people 'who
have known Mr. (!ampbell for years, ',refer
his clerical knowledge, experience and un
doubted administrative capacity in this im
portant office.
lur friends in the country shouli 1 at once,
in each and every district proceed to organ
ize their forces, and prepare to cast a full
vote for the ticket. This is the best advice
which we, as the editor of an independent
Democratic newspaper, can give them.
Bury past quarrels and jealousies for the
sake of the good old Democratic cause. For
our own part we have learned to regard an
honest difference of opinion as no crime.
We are willing to concede to those who dif
fer with us in their views, and claim the
right to enjoy our own. At the same time,
we will not be compelled to advocate meas
ures or doctrines which we think are wrong.
On certain subjects Democrats have always
differed. They have a right to diffei. A
party of great strength, scattered over a vast
country, separated by distance, habits, in
terests and local institutions, cannot be ex
pected to agree upon every abstract question.
Neither upon every local question which
may arise, can all Democrats Lc expected
to think alike. On the great question af
fecting the Constitution and the Union ;
the questionis which affect the integrity of
the party, they must be one and inseperc-
Ide. It is but liberal to allow all men to
think as they please, so long as they are
true to the country and its laws. Whatever
differences of opinion have existed or may
still exist among our Democratic friends,
either upon abstract political topics, or upon
local issues, it is their duty one and all to
vote the ticket, and thus strengthen the or
ganization of the party for the contest next
year.
The candidates upon our county ticket will,
as customary, present their claims in person
to the voters of the county. Look upon
them a .9 brother Democrats, and vote for
them as such. By so doing you are not re
quired to yield your personal opinions upon
either general or local issues—but you will
show that you are willing to yield these
opinions, for a great general benefit to the
Democratic organization. Under this organ
tation, you must rally if you hope for suc
cess in the future. This is au honest advice
to the Democratic voters of Allegheny Coun
ty, and of the State.
The management of the details of the
present campaign, as usual, is in the hands
0 ,;%;
."" t t
of your :.,:ounty Committee of correspontll
ence. We are not a member of this Com
mittee, and cannot tell you.-what their pro
gramme is. Thus far it has been one of
f‘ masterly inactivity," and for the party this
is well, for"%,tlie: people understand all the
is ne. fully.,•er.d without excitement, will
conie up to the ballot box and do their duty
imccessfally. It shall not he the fitult of the
POST," if the Democracy of Allegheny
county' fail to render a good account of
themselves on the second Tuesday of Hein
her. Every Democrat should forget local
differences and personal animosities and
1 " rally under the organization of the party."
PiiirTsmiit(ai FORT- WAYNE AN I)
CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPA NV.
The Becouilseinbannnal lloport of the Direr
tors of this road has been laid upon our table.
The affairs of the Company are in II most pros
porous condition. us will be seen by the follow
ing, extract from the report of the President
.1. Edgar Thomson.
eartll,,! , ‘ , l the rt , 3.1 11 - . 11 411 .nure•••.
during the +IN ilh•ilths ••khilitg, June:44li.
tver , ` i1+311.C., , i9 4:
The 'xpenees during the same time were
follows :
$1.2L,954
Moth , P.wer 21 , 1,752 17
Al al nti , laanee of Way.. 1114,1140 79
Car.. ..... 1.1.45;
Ecpen.'es 14.W91
Earning , . after deducting olionilitir expen.c..s . 2:lll 6 l' , :t
LeR.. nix Monttlii . interest on do d
ing debt._ sl4_l - A;t;
Discount on currency revelt ed from
Agents .
(;ountin,ion allowed for r.•rrtce,
funding eoupin. .... ......... 1.1143
Six Months intere-t on funded felt 71312(, ;01
I,ess tti:+ronnt oil
deemed toy 'Frugto..._.... ..... . . „
Shoo Mg an esee., ul rz pt•in.a, and loh•re,t
over the the total earotova for it ,e
mouth:. of $1210:,0 o.
'rho earninra of the past sin months na Cl,lll
pared with the , ame 111011{11S 1d la.t year, are
Total earning, for first month • of Is6ll
7tie,511. u
The machinery stock and track of the Com
pany have been very largely improved, and it•
capacity for buisnesi is 114,1%* oltial L.. any de
mantis upon it. These demands are con-tantly
on the increase and the facilities which the
road offers must continue to add to its busctu••s
yearly.
Fon some time past, a fellow by the name of
Cortez, who claims having at one time been a
Catholic priest, has been lecturing in Harbor
creek, Erie county. lie made an engagement
a short time since to marry n Girl named Tur
ner, and her friends opposing the match, they
succeeded in making the preliminary arrange
ments to be married clandestinely. A car
riage was procured and the parties about F tart
lug to carry their intentions into effect, when
a brother of the girl overhauled them, dragged
Cortez from the carriage, and administered a
severe thrmling, from the kr,,t, of whid,
Cort.o7. wag compelled to defer the marriage,
and embrace the bed of an ill V :1.1
that of Hymen. On Friday night of last
week, a party of ten per-on- went t th.•
house wled, Cortez tees confined, took hum
frimi the bed, with no other upphrvl thm, a
shirt, conveyol him to North-Leg towmhip,
where be was treated to an r.ste t o VO Coat of tar,
and solicited to leave the country, which latter
advice, report sap , hi, has followed.
Conitui , ..fon House in C hleoqu
\Vr, mould commend 1. , the uttenti..ll of LI n
of oar merchant,: havini4 busin,‘ in Chicago
to Um ::dverti,:rinont of :11,2;r ,
Purknr, a produce and commisdon 1., 11 , P
that Pity. in Tin•y vie,
(jai attention In tin , lii lite, and
grain and it, additi, , n 1,, ail ~ t tit.r
businni‘s usually tran ,, arti'd stinli hnii
The rite reforrnen , ar,• n sutli,tirrt
guarantee of the clittrart,r nf 111111
will bitti,fy nun' that d to
Will hi! 11r(prt.'rly an d S.lllhfactd ,r II y
THE editors of Ow (Jo.alt, rypoar lo
1111101 fonc , •rneti for thoir candidato for TN',
surer—.) much S that Mr. ISt:Awl:mon,
vorely ropriniandcil Gar attoniling it inecting . I
tho licpubllcaro. in Ow Fifth ward, NV horo In•
was taken and introduced by a prianiticrit
publican, and secured many rink that lin.
6 , ,,:ett , may n',ll quake in find 1•10 lit
Mr. Black morn on On second Tursdny ~f
b)ber, and the (icrzrtie may a will (4'l it up
81. - LwEleti health is entirely restored. Ile
spent the summer at K ea) worth, but 1,, about
leaving for the Continent, and possibly for
Egypt and the East. Ile is occupied upon
historical novel, which WIL, l eg,m nearly ten
years since. His hearing I- nitieli impaired by
his recent Illne r.
THE New York delegation for Charleston,
it is well understood, is fur Douglas. This is
a foregone conclusion, although Dickinson's
friends claim the compliment of the first vote.
Brockinridge is not named by any of the dele
gates, we presume, fur the reason that he is no
longer to be considered an aspirant for the
Presidency.
Sails Wit, Salts Humor. Sims Enthusiasm
The Newt Novhieans I OrU, does not admire
Charley Mackay, sayinng that. he has no more
wit than a beefstako, no more humor than
stale porter, and no more enthusiasm than
a cold plumb pudding.
(From the Allentown (Ps.) I , emoeno
A Pew Plain Questions.
fhimoritATs! cut this out, and ask your
Know Nothing and Republican neighbors
the following simple questions :
Who passed the law in Massachusetts pre
venting foreign-born citizens from voting.
when duly naturalized according to the Con
stitution of the United States?
The Know-Nothings and Republicans.
Who recommended the same law to be
passed in New Jersey?
The Know-Nothings and Republicans.
Who recommended the same law tt, be
passed in New York ?
The Know-Nothings and Republicans.
Who sanctioned and approved that odious
measure in Pennsylvania by giving silent
consent in their late State Convention ?
The Know-Nothings and Republicans.
Who voted against admitting Minnesota
as a free State?
The Know-Nothings and Republicans.
Who voted against admitting Oregon as a
free State?
'Pho Know-Nothings and Republicans.
Who carried banners in 1856 upon which
only Hncteen States appeared where there
Republicans.
sh T oli b l e d hE.nallo'cw-two?
Who were in favor of letting the union
slide
The Know-Nothings and Republicans.
Great Fire in Canal Dover
At half-past seven o'clock last night, a fire
broke out in the upper story of the extensive
flouring mill of Hayden & Burnett, which
was entirely consumed, together with live hun
dred bushels of wheat, live hundred of corn,
and two hundred and fifty Of
. tiarley. Five
hundred pounds of flour were saved. The lire
communicated to a large warehouse, hardware
store and its warehouse dry goods store, shoo
store, tannery, dwelling house and several
small buildings, sheds, &c., &-c., which were
consumed. Many of the goods were saved,
but, in a damaged condition. conductor
Swain, who gave us these particulars, could not
learn the owners' names, or the amount of in
surance. The loss must be very heavy. The
fire is supposed to have originated from the
friction of machinery in the smut room.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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NEW YORK, GOSSIP.
"Pink," the racy New York correspondent
of the Charleston (S. 04 Courier, says :
There is a great sensation up town in conse
quence of the announcement that WOod g Abe
proprietor of a band of Negro Minstrels, has
purchased a splendid house; the fernier resi
dence of a fashionable and wealthy family in
Union Square, for the purpose of giving enter
tainments there. The neighborhood is a most
charming Immal delightful one. There are three
hotels near tlw Park—the Union Square, the
Clarendon, and the Everett. Some of the
richest merehunLs and most aristocratic families
reside there. James
_Pliaien,. the friend of
Louis Napoleon : Capt. nhtts.lii Marshall, the
Parishes, Hicks, Smiths, Mill-hells, Roosevelts,
&c., all still remain in that neighborhood.
But Henry Wood, the brother of Fernando
Es-Meyer, having sold his buildingon Bread
way, to a new bank, hes taken a lease of the
splendid mansion of the Peel mans. When
Stuart & Boureicault tried to haven theatre
built on Union Square, nextdoor to the Union
Place MAJ.!, they were crushed out," after
having obtained a lease. The trouble with
them was that they allowed their intended
scheme to get into the newspapers. But Wood
understands these things much better. Like
Joe Bagstock, in Dickens' novel, he is "sly,
sir, devilish sly." Nothing can now prevent
his opening a house for the negro minstrelsy
business there. This is the first invasion of
that hitherto sacred prorint of quiet and no
spectability, and it will no doubt have the
mr—t. or causing the old families to clear out
and Meet" further up tea n. Wood let his
temple (Ti Broadway for $lO,OOO a year, and
pays $9,00(1 a year for Penniman's house.
The case of Porter's Spirit of thr Times has
been nearly settled. W i kes is restrained
by an injunction from intefering time books
and papers of the concern, but permis
sion has been decreed him to start an
other sporting paper as soon as he choo,,es.—
EIM=III
The testimony of D‘.!voe and Totnliwon, two
reported owners, clearly ,staldished the fact
that Wllkes sold out hig, interest, and that
1./ayton was th, only owner. Tomlinson had
110 other connection with the parr than the
fact that it was hio debtor in the RIM of $1,71.10.
(ivorge though a good fellow and the
lent sporting editor in the country, is itlwayA
getting in hot water. 11, was once editor and
proprietor of the ,Va/Meel Polire (hrzeter, but
s,,ffl, 111,1 soli 1..1 , him !lint the city, Zll,ll
for years he lingerd in California find
It is a pity that hi- genius cannot lie
curbed, and that he cannot prevent himself
from continual,' flying the track. Ho will
start mealier sporting journal very soon.
The lovers of the 5410110 ..f billiards were de
lighted In,tovening by a si , einem of Mike Pile
lan'. -pie - mild playing. (Me 4,1 his former em
ployees Ii V opcited:rnabarn, arid, to give him It
;VlOel -tart. Phelan and Sl , ll/c of his profession
al friends were pres e nt it the inauguration, and
entertained a large crowd by their games.—
Phelan is unquestionably the• best player liv
ing. with him, is like chess to Mor
phy. Ile does just us be likes. and if ho makes
up his mind to play certain strokes, nr tr, run
rr eintain number if point s , to will is nearly
the sanee as to do. Benjamin, formerly of
Leonard A:. Benjamin, billiard table
and the same that played Phelan a game at
Philadelphia about u jt,lr ago, i, now
tied with Phelan at hi• ~aloon near Grace
ehurell. At !'hel❑n's ;:iloon there is to be
rare playing almost every evening.
Th.• h o ok are having
with Bang- Bros A: t•'.., who were for
merly 11111 . 111 , 11 , 1 . 1 - " , iiithe t ttll.• sales. 1t was
iii! uLuut some notes for ten thousand d o ll a r 4,
whirl ' w er e i .v e r d o e e I.ly about eighteen
months. Who :ay, angry is not the root of
all evil, theili-lorhi-r of :ill friondahip, and the
Of nine tenths id . the lawsuits". The un
fortunate eoneern of Bangs Pir o - & C o , h a s
not only gained the ill will of the Ilurpere, but
th•• ptil;lisliers have "'heeled another establish -
meal to ismiluet the semi a annul trade sides of
hook.
I 111.• t little. dr'oal ni. 1'0,h11 , . OIL Brflti
ye.tnrduy. ' nottrly
up. Ln>t all ut wrel; to some
r. , taurant ..n llN.4.lway, Wloo even
in 1'11,1t1,--t, , n. that rn.t rlanctrawr the fu
rn.m. (Site 'mile
m.11. , r0 hi. made 01.1-211”:1:,
Ow !tail:01 1 l!•, rit lattnunosr. where i.e sunk true
of thou:qual. ' At 0110 11,00 Pn In. Wll , :111,11li
„f '1.42110,111111 \ ho su great th..r, ft,
1 . 01111,.” Wll,l Nnpol..on W2ii 111 till,
to at 11 . :1 hall, with
hi- Palo. -applied the Imperial fod
hr, in th.. to•st 1,4,6 , 1 N 31.11,4111
116.' , 1 11,11. 10,1 WIWI, W..lit ntcat 1111 d%•
1110 a ,1/10. - fil pri,int: and in day: if Louis
is anted i•iiiiie the In Trow''
ii‘rr tlii have
\ lila
a pity Pal., kid :nit in in that
wave Even 11,, , X, I think rain, kit
ter hi' W.. 111,1 !Ibtolli.Fft .tirlobllll and go to
riitneniFirr and dii
thii trill lIONA er4-
111!.! on tii di.. n ocular
tenth, he will dry lip
will gii Unit gently. like' lamp wick
ale rt lit.. N all not that
typo can conk a
••ir . l4o`l,n 1•411inl t i n Pal Inin. In hi. levels
arc• übllale I ohee olrerial to ',tart
low
inn l'harli•-•ton, furne‘li vapilril to set him
op inn a ri,tilurant. tin advertise hip greatness,
W -.tart a chili of pieenn i-hooters; iu filet tin fl•-
lindid hut toil think the lit
tle Italian told me': I to, wilfiti`e to
enteht.l3 tile culler IM Fanoy suit; nn in
sane Italian idea (I.‘ that -mall, dried up pi Nly
two ',Mind,' of h„ , : , :inarlity, catching the, yellow
li•ser. I gave upa and flev,r tried more to get
['alum to gin to Cliarlegon. Ile was
caught in the Mediterranean by one of our
w..rican corn nunlores , nlid cooked on
bOnrd the hag =hip for three year,i,eon , equent.
ly he inupt lie a good nautical cook. Why
would not. Cripl Berry oileattp ‘ e hint mi Kinard
of the t'lotrl,ton ,learner; 7 Ile would be a
•'star" rook fled a trump "card." Palau)
would draw custom. T throw out the su;gus
tion, merely adding that the stonmer that car
ried Palmo and hi, cooking , okperience would
also carry doublo the passengers of any :Aetito
or On the hno.
•
A Confidence Man Views the Great Went
on a Railroad SunerhitendentN Passes
—llle Indulges In other Eccentrici
ties.
Yesterday afternoon Independent Detective
Gallagher arrested n young man calling him
self G. W. Bennett for stealing a coat and sun
dry other articles from the American Hotel.
The coat was found in his possession, and a clear
ease made against him. A memorandum book
evidently belonging to Mr. G. F. Tindal, the ef
ficient and popular Assistant Superintendent of
the Buffalo & Erie Railroad at Dunkirk. Mr.
'l'. was telegraphed to and arrived hero this
morning in company with Cul. Tyler of the
Dunkirk Police. Thu book was readily identi
fied. It contained, besides the names of the men
in Mr. Ti ndal's employ, seine twenty passes on
the Buffalo & Erie and several Western Roads
and $1:8 in bank bills. The money was gone.
Some of the passes had been filled out by the
confidence man and he had, according to his
own statement, rode pretty much all over the
Western portion of our glorious Republic on
them. Blank passes on the Cincinnati &
Marietta, and other roads which had been
given to Mr. Tilden as marks of fraternal
courtesy by other Superintendents, had been
filled out by the confidence man. Some of
the passes on the B. & E. were filled out and
endorsed on their backs with the forged signa
ture of Mr. Tilden. In these passes the confi
dence man culled himself Wm. Lawler."
Ho also wrote a letter, which showed that the
most romantic friendship existed between him
self and Mr. Tilffim duly signing it with Mr.
Tilden's name. Mr. T. of course pronounced
this a forgery at once. The object of this
letter was to enable Bennett atius Lawler to
fleece other railroad gentlemen. The writing
was a bungling imitation of Mr. Tilden's.
The manner in which Bennett alias Lawler
got hold of Mr. T.'s memorandum book is
this: About a week ago he called on Mr. T.
at his office in Buffalo and told him he was a
railroad man and Mason. He had documents
(doubtless forgeries) showing that he had been
or then was, an emyloyee of the Pittsburgh &
Chicago Railroad. Mr. T. gave him a pass.
His memorandum book was lying on a table in
the office, and in some way Lawler managed
to steal it.
It was not missed before ho left Dunkirk.
He also requested permission to write a letter
which was courteously granted. He used one
of Mr. Tilden's letter-heads 'and forged the
above -mentioned letter in that gentl emaWs
(Alice ! That may not be a One - specimen of
" cheek." but we are inclined to the opinion that
it is. Bennett alias Lawler undertook to ex
plain the matter, but made a decided failure.
Among other things, ho said he took the book
by mistake and was intending to return it.
-This, as well as his other statements, were very
properly referred to the marines. The book
was very valuable to Mr. Tilden. It is notde
fermined whether Lawler will be taken to Now
York or not. He will be tried hero first for
petit larceny, at any rate.—Cleveland Plain
dealer.
llon. DaniehS,,,,,Dickinson made a speech,
which was received wiUi great 'favor, kkeforc:
the New York bemocraticStataiConvation,
at Sitracuie: in the course of,his speech
he said:
Tho Democratic party is the'great Cathol
ic party. By its doctrines I abide. Ida not
ask what man holds office, and if lie, dis
charges his duty, I don't care. I hay? hell
office myself, and long enough for My ad
vantage, and do not hold office now, 'Netr•
still live," as Webster said_ (Lain ,Mr.)
Whotheil shall:Over hold antither,bilice,
do notl`noW, and do not care. lam better
out of office than in, and have sense enough
to know it. If the people want me, I believe
they will stop the great Democrat IC train and
take me in. If they do not wart me they
will not stop for my hallooing, They will
always know where to find me—in my gar
den, in thelxisom of my flitnily;.iri the pur
suit of an honorable profession, by which I
am to gain a livelihood. When they want
me they will find me there.
MARRIED
On Monday morning, 19th instant, by Om Hey. Davi,
Kirkpatrick, D. • D.. JO n N M. KIRK I . ATR ICE am
ANNA MARY GRA FIP, both of this 49ty.
A CASE OF OF EIGHT MONTHS' sTANIHNU CUHEL
13Y IVERHAVE'S HOLLAND 1311TERs.
MICUAEL KELLY, No. 117 Seventh, near
Grant street Pittslangh, says:
"least July, while running on the river, on a cotton
lamb plying betwenn Natchez and New Orleans, I w:l+
taken with Fever and For eight long mouths I
,oldlered with this dreadul &sews, The greater Part of
thin tinao I was unable to work, and .nent at least fifty
.dollars for different modaane ,, ,i,m r,,und no pormanem
age, one of my hiends insisted
upon my trying TVEMIAVE'S
saying that a mac was gnaranteed. After taking it fee
one week, I must say I whim s SOUnd man. I hnvo twat
at work now for two weeks, and have had no return of
the Chills or Fever whatever."
I certify that the above tdatement i 4 true.
't•litlslAy ADAMS,
Diamond .douse, or R. goilnr
12end °treaty.— The thotimoly Concentrate.
itterhave's llolland {littera Pi pllt lip in half pot bottle
only, and retailed at ono dollar ber lASIc. The ere tt ,
detnand for this truly celebrated '.ltedieine lota
many imitotiona, which the public• :doeIII guard agates
pureluverw. Beware of itnia•eitton I See thatour 11.1111
14 ou the label of every bottle yon buy.
BENJAMIN PAGE, J. A CO, Polo Prnprietnrg,
27 Wool, Fu-t4 and Becm).l eta, Pittethnry,h.
scar giducrtiuments.
11&. STATEMENT OF TUE IRON CITY BANK.
Fil.l3burgh, S. , pleultror 19, 1.559.
Capital 114.mi 3 0110 Do
Juana and Lo,rount , —.. , ...... .... 01,15 , , 7 , 2
Ono by 01lor Monk. 313511 r 7
Nora, Ana Cilf.ck. , of other Banks thkl , 2'.;
Siwoio 1u:0.52
eiretliation 2.36,11GL, 1.%)
tie to Woo. Honks... ...... . 527 7.
Due to I.h.po,tor, 01,175 7r.
Tiar Staliiiili•lit is correct nnwilmq.tn the test if my
t whet. JoltN C:181,
19,11E11T FINWEY, Notary
STAI'F.MF:NI' OF TOE EXCHANI:I: 11.lNE
l'ittNburght.S,•ptemlmr 19. 1159.
41,4:1•4114
fooJOu 00
3.6,740 41
101,1,00 00
14,516 40
I,on, an,ll).youlitA
Rend
Miwri•• in %%tilt .........
1.nn.,.1 Sun, 'lsreasury
llsi•k, .;tlier 11:11/1
I otin.r
......
eirt,11:01”11
. ..
irur• U., other iktlikA
1 . 1.1111r1.,111 Fllntl 3,1 Pr.,lit
6,4 pre MA. thin h
ty
tPirdwr, (~.'..%); 1,1 . ERN Nil'.
nTr A : 1 •ATEM 1 , -NT
U.,: THE BANK nF PITTSISt' ;11.
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MEAN:-
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151 15.1\1i ‘ , F 1 . 11 - ItiLSLILI:I
Pot ` 4 .1.1e0n10., 10,
The ,d)11,1::41114121//,'Llt. ice. ore t taid trite tip the
lily I, tnrn l,lllr and I Ip f. \V.
titroorn nod tw.ft,te ligh o:.y
i4.•ptemlxr, IKO
STOVES, GRATES & RANGES
BISSELL & CO.
ANUFACTURERS OF COOKING
4 - 7 - PARLOR, AND
HEATING STOVES,
GRATE FRONTS AND FENDERS
If you want the BE5l' COOKING R.a IN( E that i
made, call at
It you want a COOKING STOVE that cannot he .tw
patteeth call on
If you are building a house, and want the . 11.& , T
GRATE FRONTS and FENDERS, call on •
HORO' BASS.—First steps in thorn!
T
:Bass, in twelve familiar dialogues between n loneli
er and pupil. This is a book presenting in n concise
and pleasing naanner,the principles of thorough Basa
The author WO met with grin . success ill the applira
bon of this method to pupi . and confidently recom
mends it to tesehers a 9 an invnluriblo aid to their flews.
Price, lio cents. Copies rent by mail 011 receipt
eet of the
price. For sale by JOHN H. MELLOR,
eeSO 81 Wood strt.
D EPIIBLICS MAY 1 E OVERTIIROW.N,
xt, monarchies may be crushed, tiger beer may fall
to two cents; but memrtinst wear HATS. As well feed
men on ten penny, as. Ask 'them to do Nvithnut
clothing. So, go supply your wants at FLE,HINu'S,
corner Wood and Sixth streets. Stock large had new,
and pricils below competition, sea>
B LEACHED MUSLINS
IRISH LINENS
Uf tha best makes at 1 P. SMITH'S,
5029, 92 Marlot street
EMIEIIIMMM
A Sound Democratic Speech,
Fever and Ague.
=IOII6M
cortif) thal the alx , vcSOlvinient ...-rr..ct C.. thi.
4 lily kg,m1,,1,.....11.4..r
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1.4. 01.11.41 /3,11 1.1:1,:1:4; It
e'.2o J. ENZIK Notary Pub li
FIRST PREMIUM
SILVEIL CU;
SILVER MEDAL!
DIPLOB/I.A.S!
Awarded by the Late Allegheny'
County and Western Penn-
sylvania Agricultural
Soclet)
No. 235 Liberty Street,
Flue and Common Enamelled
AND THE CELEBRATED CAPITOL AND EAGLE
COOKING RANGES.
13155E11...1... az CC)_'S
BISSELL S:
BISSELL .1.; CO.,
No. 235 Liberty street
Ne4;:-,gdirerlistments.
nioubts
- zIIARIESS & PARKER,
PRODUCE *ND COMMISSION MERCIIANTS;'
Give particular attention to purchase and sale of
FLOUR., 613,A1N AND PROVISIONS,
NO. '6 POIBROV'S BUILDING,
itrrr.n.vicr.. , —Meqsrs. John Floyd A, Co., IL Robison &
Co:; (Iran; 21, , nne1i....t: Co.; Little k Triothlo:
CO4 Mr. J2unes Unr,lnar,„Mr. 11. 11'2111.4.; Mr.
%val. brcatclieon::,l4o.Srl. Lloyd Fo,yih: J. 11. Com
k CO. ; . or.lhalli k Th(1111AN; Earl .our, Mag•heown
Co.; J. Pointer fr.. Co. sein:bn
Great Reduction of Prices!
SINGER'S
SEWING MACHINES.
SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO
T Mono the ruldie that frttrn this day forward those
CI:LEBRATED MACHINES will 1.• sold at the Mow
ing RELAXED HATLYit
New Farnily sfaollino and Iron SLIM, coniplete..."so 00
New Tran,verre Shuttle 111:e-bine and Sillll , l, corn- •
pitste $75 u 0
No. 1 Sttltelard Maehim , and Stand, complete $97 on
No. 2 Smn.lard Ma,time and Stand, complete $lOO
R. STRAW, Agent,
Nos. 32 and 34 Market street.
se2U
IpoUlrl'il AND LAST SALE OF 1,41 TS
12 in PENNSTADT, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
:Niacin/per tad, at two o'clock, on the premises. A
tr u e, of passeaaer cans will leave the rallloll.l
de•peil.curner of Grant and Liberty , ,treets.,at F440'0104:
nn lm of sale, and fake per•oris to a of from the rale
tree. Free tiel h •ts to be had at the Auction Rooms,
N0..14 Fifth street. Those wishing to attend the sale,
tall for free tiebets early. as all niti.t have tickets who
to gn. 'ferment - 5.10 Five dollars and five
dollar, II Month. on all lob) sidling for 10,4, than, fifty
dollars; all for that sell fur fifty dollars and upward.,
halt ear-11. and hair 111 our year. 1111 A-rest Olt all defer
red payinentq. Title perfect. Fifty' dollar', proiiiiirn
on all unproved within thirty day. of the sale,
her,•tuture, and this is the I.t.
P.M. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
DELAINES,
oELAINE9
All new kph -3 :it
,et3l
1 -1 1 NFI
FLANNELS
A lan, ,tcek of curry nt
J. P. 834 ITEFS
DOM EST i
Dom FLsTlcs, •
of every !e-.•ripe on at
SMITH'S, Agent,
setn 92 Market street, between Fifth and Vamond.
D-ti AND BUGGY, If ARN ESS,
IJ &r, AT AucTioN. on WEDNESDAY MOIC.NING,
September 21t, at eleven o'clock, in front of the Com
mercial .alem Room+, No. 54 Filth :greet, will be Fold a
0000riddiand 'ropllngcsy,m good order; net of Buggy
•
Harness; Riding ...addle Mill WWI,
P. M. DAVIS, Auctioneer...
DUN DS Al A ucTioN.—on FRI DA
/JP EVENIN(:. Septemb. r at 734 o'clock:, at the
tleterriereial Ro.ents. No. Fifth street. on :Ir
eount of whom 0 may concern. eat Ir eold pwino
Boudv eeoletl by the Borough of Washington, Pa.. to
the Chartlor, Valley Railroad Uompany.
M. D.',\ N. Auctioneer.
MEM
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I
7:R 4.-
lo
lalwrl'ATOES.-175 bushels prime St. Louis
Potat,,,, terived and for ealo by
JAS. A. FrxzEß,
corner Market and Fir , t, streets.
I=l
, iIMNAsT.e A9SOCIATION.
All mheurm.,l nwetnt¢ MUm (%, A. will be
11.1.1 uu "ITI.I. , ii.AA EVENING. September '3.31.11, nt
o'eMeM to hear the repmt of ih.. Committee ...t) Cele-
Itstann. llt her 14t4ine. of importance WIII Ia Iran,
aeted. A fell attend:met in remit-Lod. RY order Of the
PrethleilL Inelannl Al'FADEN,Seeretnry.
PAIII.SOiIPS lIIAT STORE
4 - 10 1,
4 ,11
un. oo
lqu
No. 73 Wood Street,
$1...;) - .m , s 1
TI F. FAI.I. CAMPAIGN )PENS wn
the moot complete and eXIvIIhIVO tent of
$ll-11 - 1
111 4 )
2..;u 12
I 4 .4
5 I.
Moll"
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GENTS' FF.L.T d 'SEA VElt HATS;
I.EDGER HATS ANI , CAI'S
kir ,, uttlit nit pre,-he for the I. , ent seas"ll. adapts
to 311 taste. and pir+nil•.
.1 I
NO DECEPTION.
DEW:4 )NS wishine to f•• the ninqt aura
14 IN itm.l. 2ml elotzantly fink,hra
BLANK BOOKS,
1:111v11 'oat ”ite, two and three ne,onnt, to a pa , :te. fiT
wArded and fin,lio.l I,y my.solf, and not , oh•orod from
ittiumfactnrertt, for tho purpq,n of ojchidihon al
'Pdt.hnotM Fair.. ran ,Connnint lor
NIAII , FACTOP.I.. Nit. 72 Am. 74
TII i PIP STLEKT. role n o a ,-
rho.'l,,om romperilpoz, Fir , !or In manta:whir°
Blank lt , oh , in any way suporim to iilo,e mail, by me.
Alto, Poriodienk and 3fiseidlaneotni Ilindio
d, - •m• in the hour sivlo art.
A. 11. ROW ANT),
72 rind 74 Third at, I'ittstnirgh. Pa.
H. CILILI)S & CO.,
"
WHOLESALE
snot wRiE
Anoust,
No. 133 Wood Street,
NAVE JUST RECELVED.TILEIR EX
TENsI VE and Well ?elected FALL and WINTER
t n el; of
BOOTS AND SHOES !
•
Of the Latest and Most nednonable Stylev; adapted (o
the ,011,4,11,
They are new prepared to offer, at a 'maid advance
over Cosr, the larvst and moot complete aasonment of
name
CUSTOM-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ever brought to Ibis city. We invite our friends and
Merchanta generally, to call and examine our goods.
Particular attention will be given to selecting and
PUTTING UP ORDERS.
vel6:3mdk
L. HIIISIIFELD & SON,
No. S 3 Wood Street,
•
• WILL THIS DAY OPEN• TELEIE
FALL IMPORTATIONS of
Fancy Coatings, Cassitnotes,
Overcoatings stud VESTINES, purchased expressly
for our
TAILORING , DEPARTMENT ,
And unsurpassed for Variety and Elegance. The
Mens' Furnishing Department
Is stocked with en extensive variety of Silk and Wool
Under Ciarments; Flannel Traveling Shirts. Silk Ties
and Souls, in endless variety. Traveling i Shawls and
Rugs; Dressing Rubes; Gloves and Gauntlets;'
SHIRTS AND COLLARS
Measured to Order, and a complete rissortMent cod
stantly in stock.
Waehall be happy to see onrcustomers and friends,and
feel nOnfident that we can offer superior inducprpeutste
customers.
L. HIRSELEELD & SON;
sel32ii No. RI Wood street.
OLIVE OIL.
':5 dozan zu boxes.
10 " baskets.
20 Florence tasks. - •
For sale by REYMER & ANDERSON, -
:3019 38 Wood at, opposite Mt. Charles Hotel.
181/E=l3
eoulh Water st., Chiesett.
DELA IN R 9
J. P. SMITH'S,
Market ,tree
IMIEMEI
LOM INTIW.
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PAULSON". Miter,
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PITTSBURGH, PA
H. CHILDS & CO.,
No. I 3 Wood street.
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UAN I Ikt,,G 0010.1,EXRD BREWING
foi - tho . gitdason, I :unto* prollared to furnish my
cnstomerstwith a
SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FRESLI ALE.
In at hiju en to.mr regular brands. I am manufactur
ing a very FINE FLAVCIItED BPI TER ALE. put up in
small packages expreSsly for family use.
This Ale is not only a delightful beverfuTe, but 1s ! n ody
recommended by the medics' &cony, for invalids, Where
a mild, nourishing tonic is required. I have also my
odeleated
'WHEELING BOTTLED ALES,
Constantly on hand, consisting of KENNETTBIrIER
AND CH AM PAUNE; PORTER AND BROWN STOUT.
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N N INT; 11.045&C0.-PITTSBIIRGH
CITY WuRKS--WARELIOUSE,, N 0.119
Water street, and iitiG First street, Pittsburgh, Pa, threa
doors botow Itlnnongaliola Mannfartiders of
Pittsburgh City Window Mass, Dragitiats' Ghat Waro.
an.l A ilierleaD ( in VC S. G ki,S, fo r iwrlur whadowaditairehes
and public buitilinv. Fel2tly
SECOND ARRIVAL
FALL AM) WINTER DRY GOODS:
J. P.
SMITH'S,
No. 92 Market St.,
Ili•ttirm Fifth Dittiiirtlid
WE TAKE 6 REAT PLEASURE IN
,u,imun,u,g to. our einfoinera and othemthat
we are now in reeeipt very Large Stock or Goods
for the Among the I
re
ceived, and to wtheh we would ealliportienlar athention
is a great variety of
. .
FANCY DRESS GOODS !
Sneh na Silka, Rich Fan," beLnines, Figured iinA
French Merinos, All Wool be Lainesi, in MY Aire boy IN:oti
vsatili and Montebello Ploid,. Trarellll4 Nlo.siss ICtyai
dere rtriperl'andplain: French Chintzea and I:3111100S.
ENIBItAiI HIEN —Worked Flanda, : JaCenet amt Sw
Edci too and I lisertin Sets, Alexandra Eid
(doves and Hosiery of every description.
Shaw ls. Dusters,
of the Latest Styles; Luster Clot tts, Bleache.l..and Brown
hltislins. Pillow-ease Illuslins 10-4, heavy Bleached And
Brown Sheeting's, Irish Linens and Shirt Fronts, Bassi
netts, Casslmeres, Cloths, Flannels, Ticking:4y Cheeks;
etc.,
. .
In:14(110ln lb the ahorak•e are receivingNEW (364jus
daily, by .tprogs and otherwise, all he which we areVe.
h.:maned to eel] low. - We hare no old Gotis to show,
our Mock being nil now. .
Meuse call and examine.
.1. P. SMITII, Agent, .
sels Nn. 92 Market st reek
NEW FALL GOOD
HORNE'S TRIMMING STORE,
No. 77 Market Street,
Near Fourtli . strcet, Pittsburgh;
RICEI DRESS TRIMMINGS; and immi
some Cloak Trimmings, in all the novelties of the
season. SHAWL BORDERS: a largo lot at low prices.
Elegant Sash Ribbon and Bonnet Ribbons. Bugle Hair
Net, and Conferee, and Fancy Head Dresses, and the
MA RA POSA, an entirely new ornament for the head.;
EMBROIDERIES.
vine Lace, and French Work Setts, Lace Collars, Cain.
brie and Swiss Collars, Pompsdonr% Crime Collars and
Sets, Embroidered Bands, Ruffling, Cambria and Swiss
and Linen Worked Es' lgi ng,Em broidered Handke reh iA ts
Infant's' Caps, Waists and Robes, Valencienes Laces,
Thread Laces and Edging.
Stockings and Gloves, of every size and descriptimi.
Large stock of Ribbed Hosiery. Men's Shirts and Fur
nishmg Goods—a-full stock.- Merino-and Silk Under
Garments, for ladies and children. .
MILLINERY GOODS ,
Ruches, Flowers, Veldts, Satin, Biondi, Laces, Crapes
Feathers, Le., 4te, ac. -
Zephyr Worsteds—all shades of our own importation
Shetland Wool, Yarns, Cbeneilles and Knitting Gollob
Skirts and Corsets '
of the best makes. TRE STEEI
SPRING DOLLAR SHIRT FOR SS CENTS.
FANCY, WOOLENS—Ladies' and Children's.
Our Wholesale Rooms, tip Stairs,
Are full of NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS, to whin
we invite the special attention of Merchants and Mill
.ners.
As Wo are constantly RENEWING our stock,and matte
purchoses on the best cash terms, we can and will ea!l
all goods in our line, as low ns they can ballad anywhere
in the country.
aosnpit HORNE,
Sir STOCKING YARN'S at Manufacturer's Feces.
Large stock or FEW FALL BONNETS, at Wholesale
only. • • sel3tock2pl
MADAME APOLLINE TETEDOM
OARDING A . /NISDAY SCHOOL FOT;
B.
YOUNG LADIEB,No.I42 Taman Fran?, Pittsburgl.l.
- .
This School offers to young ladle:4, besides a fhll Eng
lish eoursefunnsual 'facilities tozure the Freneh Lan
guage and Lierature, the'Princi , ari American bdrt,,
havingreaided seii.rul ycarsin . ce, and being assist.:
ed by mr. Tetedoux, R native of Paris, and'pad - nate of
the • College Charlemagne." '
The aecond annual session will open on Monday, the
12th of September. •
Price of tuition by the term, V.r.5 French and Latin
taught without extra charge. • . {
No pupils received under ten years of ago.
For circulars; to., apply at Mr. Mellor's and Mr. Davi
son's scores. or at the, residence of Madame e T tedWl '
_T.
flUiektilete ) . . .
MITCHELL'S
...„...
. ,
~ .
NEW NATIONAL MAPS,
lIIIIIBITIFO TEM
UNITED STATES'
•
With the North At;terican British Provinces, end gand
wich bland& Alen, New Healer) and Central-America
together with Cuba, and other West India Islands: 'Pal .
limbed by
S. AucusT.llS
105—Orders left at the MANSION HOUSE,. I,ibeity
street, will,be attended to by .1. It. DRAPER, Agent,wbp
will 'remain for one week. 5e15:3W3,00
k r : ST. Using but .Siiring and Sum'
mer
B9oTs saixi, AT war,: -
7.; ... s3; t
To Male' room iind Wi iter G601N2.0:il I yooni
and get, a bargain at the theapfai_.di store of • "
.• • .
JOSEPH H. BORLAND,
ealT . 98 Market *A.:second door from Fifth.
BUTTER. -10 firkins for sa4e by. _ , t
Jill WILLIAM Li..8)111i1 101, t
Insurance and. Trust Company.
OFFICE IN COMPANY'S BUILDING,
303 Viturox Sr, l'atrADaraLt. CHARTER PRIt.-
PETUA L.
Authorlped Capital, $500,000.
STATE3IENT, MAY 18, 1859.
Csertsi.—Paid in and securely invented
ASSETS, MAY 18, 1859.
Cssn—On hand and in Bank 312,579 83
In hands of Agents 6.637 17
-• : '4 10,21:1 05
Itt , EF.ll;teeigin e ti 144101 CO inigin' t l 40,000 I
!lends and 1 fortgages—lxari ng sir. and seven
per cent. interest. 152,940 00
Debts due the Company, well secured 77,74 8.1
Stock—Par 70,450 00
( illlaretalaiablefarlmuut„ftt,OotyarrattOrelit. a):117 4 a
- All.otlierlieturitiC4 - • 15,000,00
..ainrriFz.
,O , sa--Atijnited, Tim.
oo • ' CO; ( 6 .10
' l s :, AUPw:lcluilireingteilpr...ir'Y'..!?.t.'`...—: . . .... is Cy 6,7, ; 1 0 41 3 1 . 4 7 6
All other claims 20,574 67
. -
ASSURANCE COMPANY
NO. 1, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON.
CAPITAL $5,298,6100 00
PAID UP CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.. 2,194,111 02
ANNUAL REVENUE. for the year
ending January 31,15.58 ..... ...-..-.... 933,734 12
THIS COUPANY INSURES AGAINST
A. Loss or Damage by Fire, almost every 'description
lif Property. The 'Rates of PrentillM ore moderate, and,
in all eases, based upon the character of the owner or
occupant, and the merits of the risk.
Lomses promptly adjusted and paid without reference
to London. A special ;Jeronimol fund prorate/ in Phila
delphia for payment of losses in this country.
.ILEEMLUM IN PIITIBURaII '
Messrs. JameirM'Cully & Co; 174 Wood street;
John Floyd & Co., 173 Wood street;
Brown & Kirkpritricks,l93 Liberty street
" D. Gregg & Co., 90 Wood street;
" Wilson , ArEtroy & Co' 44 Wood street;
Jarries M'Candle,s & Co., 193 Wood street
" Nimick & Co., 95 Water street;
IL A. Fahnestoek dt Co., First and Wood sta.;
" Jos. IVoodirell & Co, Second and Wood sts.;
" Atwell, Leo & Co., A Wood street; -
" Burchfield & Co., Fourth and Market streets
lirCandlcss, Dlcans & Co., Wood and Water ets
lIETERENMI IN PRILADELMIA.
George 11. Strifirt,..Esq, 13 Bank street;
Messrs. Myers. Claghorn & Cn,= Market street;
Wm. M'Kee & Co, V- South Front street;
M'Cutcherm & Collins, Front and Newatreets
" 'Smith, Williams .& Vb., 513 Market street;
" James Graham & Co., 22 and 22 Letitia street
Joseph B. Mitidiell, Esq, President M.lchanies Bank
James Dunlap, Esfi., President Union Bank;
• Hon W. A. Porter, late Judge Supreme Court.
ALLEGHENY' INSURANCE CO.,'
.PITTSBURCH.; , - , 1
OFFICE-No. 37 PUNA Street, Bank Block.
TNSORES AGAINST ALL SINDS OF
1 FIRE A.3.I3,ALtItINE
- •
_ -
ISAAC JONES, President; JOHN. D.•MeCORD,Vice
President;' D. M. BOOR . , Searetary ;,Capt. WILLIAM
DEAN, General Agent. • • ••-
Insicroes—lsiute Jotiee, C. G. Hussey, Harvey
Capt. It. C. Gray, John A. Wilson, B. L. Fahnestock, John
D. - MeCortl, Irene 5I Pennock, R. D. Sterling, Capt. Win.
I iean. 'rhos. M. Howe, Rag; Davis. • inyZl
HEILAWMIIIIE MUTUAL
mrsußANbt COIVIPANY
INCORPORATED BY THE LEOISLA-
A- TURt OF PEISNSLVANIA,IMS'
OFFICE, Et ECORIVEET7IIRDANIYIPALNt7TsTS
• . • PHILADELPHIA. .
31arjne Insuranec,.
ON 171 - BELS, •
CARGO, To all parte et the world.
FREIGHT, . . - •
•
On GnoLI, hp Rl o veL, l C:u3tl B B z jt e et in a i n o ci n Land Ciai.siagea
FIRE ENSURANC!...a
k On Merchandise
generally ,
• On Stores, Dwelling Houses, etc., etc.
/A SSE TS' 01' THE COM PA .A' Y,.
fioczr~sa 1;1353.
honds,,Mortgages ? and Real Estate-- .. :.. 71,33 35
l'hiladelnloa City neat. 105,144 00
PenVlvania State L oanss 104,425 00
‘hutett State6Troanry 30,112 50
Radrotici 6 ?emit. 61ertgage '57,375 00
Stocks in 1 ulrga ia. G l $ anti Insurance Com..' - 243tr- 60
201,606 36
C.411 . 0ti ... . . ..... 42,067 85
Bainnev in harals-of Ar,entß, Preminm,von ' •
?dame Yolielt..4ree6tilly WSIIO, aud otlibr :61,288 14
' 4.1e1.1F , du e the - • •
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, DIRECTORS. t
3Larlin, Slokee.,
E.lnmiM A:Sour ' ' J. F. Petiiston,
'Pheophilias•l'aulling.;. Henry Sloatr, • •
John R. l'enrose, Edward, Darlington.
John C. nOViA, . J 3. Jones Bra°!se tt
jarnes - - - Spencer
Win. Evre. Ji.. ThorrrisEland; '
Jame, it. !land, , Robert Burton;
WnL C: Jacob P. Jones,
JOsCpl. H. Sea);' James H.
Dr. Huston; Joshila P. Prre, •
lien.li. Lieper, , ~ John I3.•Serilpla.. Pitt
Hugh Craig, .
. t . D. T. Morgan,
Charles - • T; Loran, "
• •WII.LIAM MARTIN, President. •-•
• THUS C. lIA iii, Vice l'resident.
klnvir truants, Secretary. •
-•• • ' A. MADEIRA;Agent.
AleM , . 1 Igo Water street,' Prttsbnith.
PHILAITELPHIA.:FIRE:AIip
LIFE . INstrator cm:co — ate:llli' y,
• ;." 110. 149 CHESNUT STRE E T , , ,. • •
•
Opposite the' enatiint•lionie,
1 - x - r
. ILL MAKI! ALL •Rits.ll).-01"117,SU
vi, RANCK, either Pertiettial'iir Limited;on 'every
desiniptiort of. Property or Merehruldisevid re.ssonable
rates of premium. ; -
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ROBERT P. RING, President ' ,
111. BALow fN. Vice President,
DIRECTOB3:. r.
Charles Bayes,
E. B. English, George 9.-Bcovrn;
P. B:Savery, ' Joseph Si. Pahl,
• Jolin'claYtons
Magargee, • Wilor.
- F. BLAesstinrr,Beeretiry.
J. G. COFFIN Agent,
Corner Third and Wood streets
DIRECTORS.`-. • ' •
Jacob Painter, Body Patterson, L arierflproul,
C. A. Colton, James H. llopions. A. A. Carrier }
Henry Sproul, Ilich..Voeghtly, " 'George W.Stnith-
A. J. Jones, : Wadoliampt6 •, Robert Patrick,
Chartered
' VIBE *A2.9IY MARINE . p.LSQ3,."I"AIr„EN, of a/k. de
Pittebnrgi:lnsurance: Voraiunly,
NO. 96 WATER STREET, .PiTT,SNIIRGH.
ROBERT GALWA,Y, President 4 •,: -•
ALEX. BRADLEY, Vice President.
F. A. MiERART, Secretary. r • '
Insures against HULL AND ClAft6l.) RISES, on
the Ohio 'and Mississippi Rirers and tributaries, and
MARINE RISKS generally. • !.
against loss and damage by Fire, and n 4 the
Perils of the Sea and Inland - Navigation,and por-
inazoToam.
Robert Galway, Sarnunl M'Cl7,
.
Joseph P. Ciazzarn, lif:D., John Scott.,
Jamealtfarohall, -, .. • -.Extm Ri e y• 4 .. •
James W. Rahman, Charles Arbuthnot,
Alexander 13radley, , J. L. Leech, ;
John Nntlerton, ' ' -- N. F. Rare. .
R.Robinaon, . • R o b ert EL.ffirtiel
Western T.nstirance mpany,
OF PITTSBURGH.
GEORGE DARSIE, President; ' -
• t t R. lii' GORDON, Secretary
Omer N 0.02 Water street, jElpang &Oo.'s Waritticiuse
up Maim) Pittsburgh- r t
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...
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Will instire agrunst all kinds of kJ/gr. , and ht! 5 • 1 5 1 .r.r.
I AtHome Inalitution muutiaged by .Dtreetors whO' are
Well known in the commnpay,and wile ara clatturnuted,
by promptness and liberality, to maintain the char‘etovr
which they hare assumed, as offering the best protec
tion to those who deorrYfff be insured.
_ AMETS,, APRIL 20th,1859. t 't • it Tt`
Swell Areounts..„---. ..... ....„.:-........-...1.00.000 00
M 1,03,
ortgage_........- .... .. ... ...-.- ..... ~ . . .... - . .......„ OD
Office furniture , ' " 00
Open Amounts, etc......... ... ..-.-.-....-..... 'l7 31
Croh • • •••-•••-•-- . • ... --- ...... -..--. mi,aes 2 5
Premium Notes:-......,... 3001411
Notes and bins di...counted . . ....... ...... .... ........ 163,179'W
No. 77 Market street
Gebrge YAM°,
J. W. Butler, ,
James DrAuley; ,
Axidres ,
Nathaniel lichees,
C.' W.lilsket
J. 11. Merman. & Jas. Co
yrATING:ENTERED L'SVO PAWNER
' rr strip, for the purpose of carrying on' tile
TIAT.A.Nry..p4p. ittp4ozias,
(Under the name arid style of intrx.R.RAN - i-cot-
LORD,) would respectfully inform their friends and the
public generally that theyiaru now receiving %an the
Manufacturers, and Will'open THIS LAY, an etitfre new
' CAPS, AND ,LADIES' FIJRSI
Of the newest and latest styles, w are ' hicli invite the
attention, and solicit patronage of thase,desirtng goods
in our line.
NO. 15 WOOD STREET,
• (Three doors'grcra /NAM s) • •
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CENTRE ILLILT STORM. MICZT
3nsurancg.
GREAT WESTERN
.1. WRIGHT 7 - SeeretarY.
R. W. I'OTIN DF,XTEtt, Agent,
" g't Witter st., Pittsbur-h.
ESTABLISHED 1N,1836.
JAMES W ARROTT, Agent,
Temporary- Office, 103 Wood street.
SAFETY
INLAND INSITRANCF
Of PftttiAti,rg4.;
...No. 63 Vourth , Street.
A. A. CARRIER. PresidePt,
1. GRIEII.'SPIZOUL.TIet,
E 113337133
R. Miller,l.Jr.,;
George W. JackscA,
Alex. - 111peer„
• Win: MbEhight,
AlexanderNimiok,
11,Snarthi
4280,400 00
r'.;2,4G3 2
$309,149 06